The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 13, 1916, Page 8, Image 8
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LET US STAKE YOU
TO A STEAK
Our Steaks Have Established a Reputatiouvin
This Town.
they are frefcll.
they are tender.
\ they are jitcy
GET QNE\TODAY
Bring I s Your Eggs, BiiUcr and Chickens
WE WILL PAY MOKE FOR HIDES
MIDWAY MARKET
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! Attention Farmers :
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We are advised that the Boll Weevil
will reach South Carolina next year and
Lancaster in less than two.
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Now is the time to begin turning your
^ lands, sowing your wheat, small grains and
& cover crops, in order to be able to "live at
& home" when the dreaded pest, boll weevil,
destroys your cotton.
* WE CARRY TOE CELEBRATED
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Avery Tiirn Plows
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? in stock ?the best made. See us before ?
A buying. <j
A complete line of up-to-date Hard- 4
ware and Builder's Supplies. 4
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"The Leading Hardware Store.'' ?
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
FOR
CHOICE CHOPS AND STEAKS
Juicy SteVks ?n<l Chops.
Fresh Fish and Oysters.
Full WeigHt.
.A Clean Shok /
POl'l/rHVW Alilj KINDS.
We have KVKl^rillNO !n the Mar
Iket line. i \
The best |?e/]>lp inVtun patronize
ns. TRY/S AND BXCOKTVINCEO.
Hring usA-oiir aiVI Poultry.
WAOTKIi?10O |H?un?lV. of Itetl
Pepper anil Sane each.
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CATAWBA MEAT MARKET
Phone 210 Lancaster, S. C.
H,AIJA>WEKJf HKATINC1 CARNIVAL Admission will be 10 cents for s
/ terg?6 cents for spectators.
The Lancaster Library Association urge a? who gkate to come ,
will give a Skating C arnival on gi^te?big, little, old and young
Main street October 31st. Let all Th,? for our Ltbrary.
the spooks come masked. Prizes
will be given for first best skat- The QuMtw That Dom Net Affect The I
Because of ita tonic and laxatiee Effect. LA
ing; second best skating; first best tivk bromo ooinink it better than ordii
, Quinine and doe* not caune nervouaneaa
costume and second best costume. rinun* In head. Remember the full name
look for the eigaaturc of K. W. UKOVK.
THE LANCASTER NEWS
, BUSY DAY IN
HEATH SPRING
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that their loss Is his eternal gain
The funeral services were conducted
at Sand Hill church by the Rev. J.
P. Tucker, the pastor.
Following is the honor roll of
I Heath Springs school for September,
11916:
Tenth Grade?Ellen llorton, Clyde
! Floyd, Ira Floyd, Arthur Situs lieu-1
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nie Criniminger, Eva Hammond.
Ninth Grade?-Viola Caston, Hugh
Croxton, Sarah Hammond,
i Eigth Grade?Harry Cauthen. Ju
[lia Bridges, Margaret Horton, Ruby
Hammond.
Seventh Grade?Dorothy Clarke.
Sixth Grade?Martha Dyches, Taylor
Mobley, Myrtle Mobley, John'
Halle, Eva "Mae Caston, Annie Grace
Mobley, Lizzie Blackmon, Elizabeth
Small. Lottie Vaughn.
Fifth Grade?Mary Moore. Reba1
F Vaughn, Mabel ^roxton.
Fourth Grade?Lily Crenshaw.
(Gertrude Croxton, Hampton Dyches,!
(Madeline Haile, Euia Mae Hunter,|
Louise Mobley, Jessie Lee Sims,
i?t |Lawrence Twitty, Willie Bruce Wil%
Hams. Nellie Williams.
^ Third Grade?Aubrey Cauthen,
t Rita Haile, Alec Rutledge.
? Second Grade- Juanita Rowers.
^ Kate Croxton. Connie Caston. Alhor^
tine Moore, Walter Cauthen. Dan
Stalkner. Louie Stalkner, Elliott
Williams, Waddell Hunter. Clell
L Vanlandingham.
? Advanced First Grade -Gregory
Dyches, Juanita Crenshaw. Edith
Croxton. Sarah Vincent, Grace Rat%
lard.
\ First Grade ?John Stover, Willis
Twitty, Nancy Clarke. Garland
? Dyches.
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> ISEI?TKMIIEH HONOR ROLL
5* LANCASTER S('II(M)LS
5* The September honor roll for the
5* Lancaster schools published herein-1
ft* after, shows the thorough manner In
which the pupils have taken up the
fall work. The school deserves much
J praise for this splendid showing durling
the lirst month of the session.
<'ontral ScIhhiI.
Grade 1.?Elizabeth Carnes, Jessie
Lee Carnes, Leila May Cox, Virginia
Diehl, Louise Drennan, Mary
Welsh Parker. Charlotte Porter. Suoi
May Plyler, Martha Scarborough,
Edna Stogner, Mason darns, Paul
Rurnctte, James Davis. Franklin
$4 Mackey Hough, Max Long, Julian
<1^ Mcllwain, E. J. Mobley, George
Phillips, Paul Roberts, Randolph
X- Thompson, George Williams.
<F Grade 2.?Frances Culp, Rachel
^ Edwards, Sarah Craig, Willie Locke
Crawford. Sarah Craig, Martha llin$4
son, James Reid, Ezralee Bailey,
jL Mack Hughes, Katherine Cook,
X Evelyn Wvlie, Vary Slice. John
X Drennan, Eugene Clyburn, Katherine
Riddle, William Craig.
Grade J. -Cooper Davis, Evelyn
$4 Robertson, Agnef Porter, Louise
^ Cauthen. T. C. Robertson, Doris
1 Milton, Marion Sistare, John 1'. Hun
ter, Eugene Robbins, Frances WllHants.
Grade 4.?Marion Blanks, Jey
ST Hlackmon. Martin Crawford. Hoyle
IDohson. Frank Miller Drennan, Paul
Hull, Eldridge Lazenby, Archie Lin
1ime, ivy roovfiy, Odell Williams,
David Williams, Eugenia Adams,
Eva Crenshaw, Lyllian Davis, Hen!
rletta Edwards, Mary Mackey
| Hough. Rebecca Jones, Vata Knight,
Elizabeth Laney, Elizabeth Lazenby,
Ruth Mackey, Nannie Lek Phillips,
, Irene Poovey, Annie Bertha Rutledge,
Mary Searboro, Mary Evan
Stover.
Grade 5.?Jennie Dee Sherard.
Grade 6.?Mary Moore Bennett,
Edna Blackmon, Mary Funderburk.
? 'Dorothy Porter, Gertrude Pollukoff,
M Mary Evans Riddle, Katherine SIsM
tare. Martha VanLandinghain, Sara
I ; Williams.
H Grade 6.?Nannie Wilson, MarH
garet Thomasson. Sadie Parks Mil
dred Hirsoh, Mnrjorie Hirsch, Sybil
Lingle, Jewel Hinson, Katherine
S Ferguson, Mebltta Faile, Ruth Dob
son, Ned Gregory, Cecil Dobson,
9 Carl Culp.
B Grade 8.?Oildersleeve, Wylie. EveH
lyn Bell, Mrytle Hunter, Mildred
'King, Eliza Moore, Laura Gilbert
B 'Williams, Lewis Murchison.
B Grade 9.?Katharine Wylle.
B Grade 10.?Caroline Porter
I Mill School.
_ i 'Grade 1.?Earl Cook, David Har'dln,
Nellie Honeycutt, Viola Mca
Manua, Eula Sinclair.
We Grade 2.?Lawaon Caldwell,
and Clyde Evann, Wade Orr, Royd
| Blames, Willie Harris, Lula Raker,
P&angaline Stamen, Mary Ida Harj<1
in, Minnie Cook, Pearl Stamen,
Eloride Shute, Syblle Mehaffey
xa- tirade 2.?Erllne Harrln, Annie
Harnlr, Vera Robinnon, Jennie Hardin,
Mary Honeycut, Louise Knight,i
IFRIDAY, OCT. 13, 1916.
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Irene Cauthen, Edelle Cauthen,)
Robert Harris, Olen McManus, Hardan
Hunter, John Henry Dobson, ^P
Frank Bowers.
Grade 4.?Jim Walden, Curtiss
Langley, Leonard Sistare, Ollie Mac
Warren, Louise Hardin, Lillian Barton.
Iva Whitley, Gertrude Sibley,j
Lula Lucas.
Advanced First Grade?Julia i 43^
Adams, Juanita. Evans, Pauline) ^P
Langley, Martha Shute, Hattie t'ook.j ^
Jeft Simms, J. I). Deese, Thomas
Balder, Billy Rollins, Lonnie Rol- ! _.
lings, Dewitt Knight, Ira Sinclair. ^P
Jessie Walden. I
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MIDWAY NKWS. 0
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) Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dove of Kershaw
visited at the home of the for- ^P
| mer's mother, Mrs. K. A. Dove. Sun- pp
day. a
Mr. and Mrs. John Pitts and chil- ^
dren spent Sunday at the home of
1 the latter's aunt, Mrs. J. M. Phil- ^P
lips.
Mrs. Johnnie Morgan and Mrs. ^p
Donnie Phillips spent Wednesday
night with Mrs. Hen Adams.
Mr. Hurrelll Phillips spent Satur- ^P
day night with Mr. Joe Knight. ^P^
Mr. Dewey Neal and Mr. Jack ?
Phillips spent Sunday evening with
Masters Dork and Gettis Adams.
Mr. Rdgar Small spent Saturday 1
night with Mr. Ren Self. ' fl
Miss Pearl Dease spent Sunday during
with Miss Hessie Catoe. home ]
I ceased,
Mrs. Geroma Catoe and Mrs. G. .
L ? . , ? . _ about
K. C ork of Kershaw spent Saturday ^
night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. .
!o. A. New. abOU' ,
a whol
mr. wiui .virs. itoacn raumennerry ^ri
spent Sunday evening with Mr. and flrme(),
Mrs. J. R. New. to he
| Mr. C. Estrldge and wife spent papers.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. The
New. ran be
Mr. Buia Faile spent Sunday
evening at the home of George
Faile. 3t wee
Mr. E. O. Catoe and J. R. New ???
spent Saturday night In Lancaster.
Mrs. Dan Love and Miss Cora Lee j Wj|j
Love visited Mrs. Ed Love Sunday. 0f M. .
'Mrs. E. G. Catoe spent Saturday Wedne
night with Mrs. Win. Catoe. propert
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Morgan e(]i COfl
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and horse 1
Mrs. W. S. Neal. on, 1 <
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A WORD TO J
OUR LADY FRIENDS I
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Wo have just received another large 2
shipment of ^Cn^t Hats in all styles ^
and shapes^nd V are selling them #
while tiny/last forY>9c and 98c these ^
are ai^i tne very West styles. ^
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BARNETTES' 5 AND 10c STORE S
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LA\I> SAI/K. harrow, 1 stalk cutter, turn plows,
w ? ~ 7~ , ? , cotton planters, and all other farm
he first Monday in November, tr,ni0 qmaii .
' tools, small iot of corn and other
tell In front of the court house. fnPm *
... ?aciu implements too numerous to
regular sale hours, the old mentlon. J. j. BLACKMON.
place of M. A. Hlackmon, den
. , ' . Executor.
, near Primus, consisting of _ .,
220 acrea. The ?ai.l (raetj 3 weeklysold
in three separate lots of, ~ 1
|g |business notices! i
eater amount will be con- ?????J?
The terms of the sale are WANTED?6,000 pounds of cow,
cash and purchaser pays Tor horse, mule, sheep, and goat hides.
You will find us on White street,
plot of the above named land fee us before you sell Cagus CanT
fl pn Mr Mat* a
... ? ??ui, Lwuw?i?r, o. l>,
seen ai any time in my office. 60-lmo-p
J. J. BLACKMON, ? _
Executor. CALL 8S8 Kxcslslor Grocery Comkly
pany tor freah meat* of all klnde
delivered at once. Excelsior Orou.
, eery Store, at Southern Railway
mw hai.k. Station, city. 57-tfe
hp'.I for cash at the home place FOR RKNT?Four room cottafte on
A. Rlackmon near Antloch on Bar Street. Apply to W. P. Bensday,
November 1st, personal nett. 101-3t?^
:y of M. A. Rlackmon, deceas- ????????????? ,
misting of 1 bay mare. 2 two- FOR SALE?One practically new
wagons, 1 one one-horse wag- Florence Automatic Oil Stove for
cutaway harrow, smoothing half price. Phone 353. 103-Stc.
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