The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 17, 1916, Page 8, Image 8
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I FRESH SHIPMENT
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GARDENER'S CAKES
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ii II FODJNQ CAKE 5
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]i We Slice This Cake , In Any Quantity. !
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\\ Give Us An Or^er For Melrose Flour. ]
I! EDWARDS & HORTON j
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GOOD AND FRESH"
OUR GROCERIES
Canned Goods, Oat Flakes,
Cream of Wheat, Fruits and Vegetables.
CALL AND GET THEM QUICK
.lust Received Red Oats, Seed Rye, Barley,
Clover and Mixed Grasses
Onion Sets.
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Now is the time to protect your home. You
will need protection this winter, and why
not begin now by painting your home. We
sell nothing hut the best paints, oilsand stains.
CALL CS FOR PRICES.
| Bennett-Terry Co.
I "The Pure Food Store."
Take a Holiday And Go See The Rig Show At
CAMD IK ACT OA
1 iff FRIDAY VJll. L\J
12 Complete Performances?Afternoon 2:15?Night 8:15
nucrAi r> (H|MSELF) and-.-ke
RMANCES - 2 I5?i<ti:|5 Q
C. DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR EARLIER C
Iln Conjunction With The Military Pageant
"PREPAREDNESS."
It I 11 VI I I IT 4 II V i Vlv l?lti r? ...... ?
1 ifi.Liirtiii nil.II WfiSI FAKAIJK
Reserve Seals Show Day at W. Rohin Zemp's Brut Store in
Camden, at the same Price as on the Ground.
WILL ALSO EXUIRIT ROCK H1LLTHURS. OCT. 2(5
MMHHMHanMMMBHHMBHHM I'ltlCKH ')% MEN'S SHOES
MONEY TO LOAN ' A,,VAN"
Pittsburg\ Oct. 15.?Wholes}
I an now prepared lo negotiate loan. . . ,
. , . prices on men s and women s fo<
of Money on inproved cotton farm. . . , .
wear have been advanced 50 to
tm Lancaster connty in sims of S300. ? . .... .. , . .
cents a pair within the last 72 hou
and ay ward, at 7 per cent interest, , . . . . ..
... .... .. . and certain lines have been wit
repayable in mutable installments, in , .. , . .. ,
. . ... drawn entirely from the market o
periods of five, seven or ten years. . . , . , .
ing to a big shortage in leather, a
aaaaaaHMBHammai cording to an announcement here t
It. K. WYLIE. II day by officers of the Pennsylvan
... . Shoe Travelers' Association. Ti
orney at Law lines of shoes were advanced
cents a pair in two days.
THE LANCASTER NEWBT1
MOItlAH ASSOCIATION j
&
I rion Mwttnn Program for I9KM7.
\ Delegates are urged to come pre'
pared to take part in discussions.
Only e leader is named. Meeting
opens at 11 a. m. Friday.
' Fall Meeting Pleasant Plains Fliurrli
1 October 27-28.
> Doctrinal The New Testament
> teaching concerning the church.
; 1. Sermon on Matt. 1G: 18-19,
Rev. J. T. Hammonds.
2. What does the New Testament
; j teach? 1. Concerning the mpm|
hers. 2. Concerning the form of a
> Gospel church. Acts 2:40-42. W. F.!
J i Est ridge.
> I 3. What is the place of the
church in the Kingdom of God?
[ |Acts 8. P. T. Twitty.
4. Sermon: Gal. 6:1-2, Rev. B.
? F. Carson.
i 5. What does the New Testament
\ teach concerning keeping the church
[ pure? Matt. 18:15-17; Gal. 6:1-2,
i R. F. Adams.
6. What is the duty of the church
.. to the lost? W. L. Croxton.
I_ 7. How should a member deal
K with an offending brother? How
isuuuia me cnurcn? R. W. Catoe.
' Spring Meeting.
Devotional?The spiritual life ofj
the Christian.
| 1. Sermon: Gal. 2:19-20. t
2. What way does the study of|
God's word help the spiritual life?!
II. Tim. 2:16-17, H. O. Mobley. |
3. Jesus felt the need of prayeri
?does it not follow that we need j
prayer also? Luke 6:12-13; j
4. Sermon: Ron^ 12:1-2.
5. In what way will worldly
E amusements effect the spiritual life?i
| ill. Cor. 6:14-18; Horn. 14:13-23; j
6. Discuss the spiritual value of ,
I the Lord's Supper. I. Cor.
| 11:23-34. II
i 7. Query to he supplied by the1111
committee. ) j |
? Summer Meeting. I I^
I Missionary?The Bible teachinK
about missions.
I 1. Sermon: Rom. 1:14-15. ?
... 2. What do Romans I. and II.
K teach about the state of the world] 9
.without Christ? B
j? 3. What are the three great mis- fl
Isionary steps outlined in the Great B
j Commission? Matt. 28:19. I
R 4. Sermon: Luke 10:2. I
' 5. What is my personal mission- B
B ary| obligation as shown in Matt. E
fl 28:19 and Isaiah 6? fl
S 6. What are the teachings about fl
fl a missionary church in Philippians fl
1 and the third epistle of John? I
B Phil. 1:3-4; 4:10-20. g
8 7. Query to be supplied by the R
Bjcommittee.
m GERMAN EFFORTS TO 8
(REGAIN TRENCHES FAIL I
Paris, Oct. 15.?German troops; I
last night launched several counter! fl
attacks against the positions which] R
the French had occupied during the
day south of the River Somme, saysi B
the French official statement issued I
tIlia afternoon. All the German at- I 8j
tacks were repulsed by the French;!
infantry, the statement adds, and, I
all the gains were consolidated. j B
The statement reads: S
"Last evening south of the River' I
Somme, the enemy attempted sev
jeral counter attacks against the posi-. I
Hons which we had taken posses-! B
jsion of in the course of the day.
The fire of our artillery dispersed
| some before they could reach our B
lines. All the others were broken I
up by our infantry which has main- I
tained and consolidated all our I
gains. X
"The night was relatively calm on I
the rest of the front." g
1 PROFESSIONAL CARDS jj I
Dr. M. R. Campbel' I
Registered Optometrist { I
and Manufacturing Optician. I
ANDERSON, S. C. I
Standard Drug Co., local reprs 1
aentativea. Take your broken lenaet 1
! and repairs to them for prompt anc I
{ accurate work B
DR. C. B. PRATT, I
Dentist. I
Hours from 8:30 A. M. to 12:80; 1
1:30 to 6:30. |
Office Phone 286. fl
Residence Phone 398. 5
_ Office Over Lanraatar Pharmacy. 1 J
~DR. J. J. POLLARD" I
I VETERINARY HITIiriieoW
Treatment of Sick, Lame and f
l,e Disabled Horses, Mules and Cat-! |
tie. I
75 Office: fi
r., Oregory-Hood Lire Stork Co.
Telephone 22fl UncMtor, H. O. ?
Residence Telephone 119
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lP ; I>lt. J. REECK FUNDERBUKK
Dental Sargcon.
Office Hours? j^0|
vo 8:30 to 12:30 A. M. '
75 2:30 to 6:00 P. M.
Office Oter Hough Jewelry Co. *oc
CKSPAY. OCT. 17. 1916.
We WantaBi
A business man w]
we want may bo in t
may be in some othei
he may be retired.
Whoever In* is or v
we want him if he <
proposal.
We are in search <
who has had busines
tab who can sell Ma:
We are roprosonte
cities and towns of t
ers are prosperous ai
They should be. a
.Maxwell i ar is tne i
It is a ear for wh
growing demand?b
value, dollar for do!
world.
We have no dealei
immediately. Our 1
plain the details of j
Anyone interested
Maxwell Motor Sal
Touring Car ! Detroit, 1
$595 One Che
f. o. b. Detroit. Five Body
All Models Completely Equip]
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are prepared to
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ft cotton for you. We apj
11 ness and will do our 1
Give us a. trial and let us
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You will save money
your cotton.
ft We will pay you the
J your seed.
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LANCASTER CO!
KM LOAN HOARD IS slst In loaning the II
READY FOR TRIP SOUTH banks. Hearings will
Washington, Oct. 16.?The Farm day at Harrisburg and
an Hoard left tonight for Trenton, Baltimore. On the (
J., where it will resume hearings day, the board will b
Borrow to get information to as-^tbe South.
I
isiness Man
lio has selling ability. The man
he automobile business now; he
r business; he may be a farmer;
whatever may be his occupation,
an fulfill the conditions of our
>f a real, live, wide-awake man,
;s training, who has some eapi>cwell
Motor Uars,
d in almost 3,000 of the leading
he United States, and our dealid
happy.
lui will continue to be, for the
uiquestioned leader of its class,
ticli there is a nation-wide and
oca use it represents more real
liar, than any other ear in the
in this locality. We want one
epresentative will call and ex!i
very attractive proposition,
should inquire at once.
les Corporation
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Mich. Roadster I |JJ
? $580
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Styles B. Detroit,
ped?No Extras to Buy.
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gin your cotton.
lout let us gin your
ireciate your busi- A
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\ prove it to you.
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Mtr;r No. Six-Sixty-Six j
Wednesday at This is a prescription prepared especially
i n w *or MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER
ollowlnx Mon- Five or sia doses will break any caM, end
egin a tour of " '?cn (hen as a tonic Ihe Fever will not
return. It acts on the* liver belter than
Calomel and does not fripe or sicken. 25c
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