The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 20, 1916, Page 4, Image 4
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this pap?r brines you much valuable
Information. Be wise!
One way to be sure of havinn
everything y>u want is n-ver to
wart what you a n't s-*
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L'fe is just one?ahem?thing after
ar.o'h- r. ' ut we hav- yet to find
one w h. - in hur ry to let lo -
Don't '.eav- the >tton stand r.g
out in th- w-a'her. It isn't eood : r
the co" r. ' f you. financially.
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Air ? * : .i . - . p iir-uiru *
or mor.erels* Pure-bred pay? the
bee' an * i* no more expensive to
keep
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When lauehine at the other fellow
Just remember that he may have
qu;'? a? much ' :n a* yo ur <-xpen-?
another day.
Mr. Farmer, put your ma^hinerv ,
in the ?' ej. and proree? ;t from the
fall and w.nter weather It will lastwice
as lone
Are your road? zoinjt to be in
su'-h shape that you can travel them
all r eh* this winter? If not. better .
get to *ork on them i
o
P.<- su-e that y >u fe<id all y it
farm ? k a balanced ration t'r.balanc-d
rat jt? ate hard *
animal nd shortens ,t< life. i
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II ery dv ?houi ; be pr ?per . '
Lac ".ster. All - -
worV: h d. save our money and ke-p
on sm 1 r.s?and lf? all ea.-y to do.
o
e your cotton seed fur n-xt
yea- s antine from stalk- that
have n anthra nose on them an?l
are no' n*-ar stalks effected "A.;h the
dise - ie
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Don t ov--in k t e 1 ill garded
he m " 'A o ! ve- a' h ::.e ...
juan .v II make money *r.d -he
fall aari--n enable* ;he farmer to i
l?ve at home.
W d : a little blinking the other i
day wh'-r. ?h- Orm.n I'-boa* - k - r,
ed up -pray on the Atiant::
coast. The " peace-at-any-price" advocate
should mak?- note of it.
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Lancaster is ti.e leading cotton
market in the R.r.i Lan fJ -trict."
Other to*ns in this section
claim this d stin tion. but one t-ip
to Lancaster aith your cotton will
thoroughly convin e you that really
and truly "Lancaster Leads."
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Now is the opportune time to
get a real library for Lancaster ir
the people want one. p \n an institution
that will prove itseif very
valuable to the social and educational
life of fhe city. This Is real constructive
work the Chamber of Commerce
should push
o
Those German submarines are
getting entirely too frisky. It is
quite inconsiderate of them to com'?
snooping around chasing icicles up
and down our official spine. Besides
it is bad for our digestion, disastrous
to our dignity, and a general
nuisance all around. Go home and
stay there.
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M cMANl'S- IK >>TKK.
Wednesday. October IS. si*
o'clock at the First Baptist church
of Lancaster, was celebrated a beautiful
carnage ceremony, the contracting
parties beine Miss Pearl
McManus and Dr. Thomas Doster.
The church was effectively decorated
in green and gold colors. The side
walls were draped in white and
wreathed with large yellow chrysanthemums
from which depneded
lace like vines, southern etnilax and
yellow jessamine.
The chancel, organ gallery, and
surroundings were covered and
banked with yellow chrysanthemums
sweeping ferns and cala lillies. The
pews were adorned at the opening
with graduated posts of white
topped with huge chrysanthemums.
The aisles were covered with white.
The whole effect was an indescribable
vision of mingling cold, green,
wh te and gleaming lights.
shortly before the appointed hour,
and to a crowded house, was eiven
a special selectei muMcal score.
M ?! Aliua Duke Jone-. the accomplished
music teacher of the Lancaster
Graded School, presided at
the organ. She w^s most attractive
and lovely in a dainty pale blue
crepe Je chine ?o?n a lorn-d w .th
je^el lace. Prof. McDirtnid. brilliant
viol n -t. as?'*ted. T e opening
select;--n was: "Bercense" by
Godard. "Bercense." by Herman.
Happy Days " by Strelesk:. Suddenly
sounded T e Bridal Chorus"
from Lohengrin. The fou- bridesmaids
Sled from the vestry rooms
and came down oppos.te steps,
ross-d *o opposite aisles and went
to the rear of the hur h to m-et
rh- brid-. They w-re: M;-ses Anne
Mae Hun:. Greenville: Gladys
J r.--. Maud Mo re, and Kate McManus.
They w e* e elegantly gow ned
in r ld*r. and green satin- with
'.my trmens over skirts trimmed
alternately with silver and gold
lace. They carried armfuls of
t- ar. 1 yell- w chrysanthemums.
Th-n * e u-h-rs. Messrs. Foster
Moore. K. < urn- Mackey, Dr. C. B.
Pratt and Bruce Williams, marched
down the aisles to the chancel,
closely followed by twelve pretty
youne vestal virgins, attired in antiiue
Grecian costumes. white
wrapped alternately with ereen and
gold heavy cord: and the splice*
bandeaux were truly striking. Down
the right aisle inarched Misses MaryLocke
Barron. Katherine Wylie.
Mary Hough. Martha VanLandingham.
Laura Gilbert Williams and
lien- Hughes. The left: Misses Helen
Mackey. Eliza Moore. Lucia Murhison
Mary Alice Gatlinc. Nell
Marsh and Sarah W.lliams They
?ach bore a crystal candlestick containing
a gleam.ng taper. When
they reached the altar they crossed
and mounted the night of steps to
the choir ioft where they continued
sine until the ore. n hanced to
M-niel-honn'- state, v wedding
i.a~. h. The bndema.ds next slowly
returned accompanied by the
ero msmen. The -root..-men were.
Messrs. Ben C". Houe . Mark IV
J hr.so*-. J"hn D. Wvlie and Boyd
Hor' on. They cro->ed n front 01
:he hancel. Dr. James Henry
Tha-- -r, pa-tor of the church, cam *
for * a d and faced t..e a . lien?o.
I'he gi m with his b?--t man, Mr.
[ ean Wingo, came throu-h a side
door and wa.ted at the altar. Then
ame tie dame of honor, Mrs. A. P.
Roge-- o' Dillon. Sh- 'a a.- attired
n filmy white georgette crepe ti mn.e.1
n white -at.n Kr-n> h bands.
- e aired wh.te chrysanthemums.
S*e\t ame the '.ri: bearer. Master
B-n A-hcraft. In trie opposite a.sle
r'ided a fairy vision?the tiny
Sower g.rl?in white maline. scat' r.ng
snowy petals fron. her wicker
snd satin basket. She was a fairy
from far away, little Miss Habr.elle
VVillian.s of Cle\eiand. Ohio.
Last came the or. ie accompanied
by her maid of honor, her sister,
\luj ^ \t
...... ./vootv .?ji .nauu". rMitf wa8 tl
dre<?m of elegance and loveline-,8.
H?-r 2o?n was an exquisite creation
of white duchess satin, garnished,
with grateful cascading of silverlace.
The long <>urt train was embroidered
with pearls, and the flowing
tulle veil fell from her coiffure
and was caught upon the brow with
a bandeau of pearis. She carried a
shower bouquet of oride roses and
valley lillies. Her maid of honor
wore a remarkably beautiful gown of
pink satin, elaborately designed, and
trimmed with gold lace She wore
gold slippers, and carried a bouquet
of pink rose buds.
At the altar the groom met her
and they were joined in holy matrimony
with the impressive ring ceremony.
Soft strains of music added
to toe beauty of the occasion.
The McManus borne was Illuminated,
and in the front hall Dr. and
Mrs. McManus received tne wedding
party. Mrs. McManus was gowned
In handsome raw- silk of mingled,
texture with lavendar trimmings.
HE LANCASTER NEWS F1
Refreshing fruit frappe was served
by several of the vestal virgins, and
a sumptuous salad course with
coffee was dispensed. The bride's
dining room was elaborately decorated.
and upon the table rested the
pretty frosted cake. Miss Gladys
Jones received the slice containing
the ring, and Miss Kate McManui
was the recipient of both the thimble
and penny. Upon the table was
a crystal bowl filled with good luca
rice, and from under the rice fell
narrow white satin ribbons. The
dame of honor, the maid of honor
and the bridemaids were requested
to draw. Each one discovered a
cute little gold heart depneding from
her ribbon.
The gifts were many and costly,
attesting the popularity of the couple.
The bride's going away gown
was midnieht blue chillon broadcloth
with accessories matching. They
carry many wishes with them. They
would not reveal their bridal itinerary
DRY CREEK NEWS.
Mr W. S Cauthen spent Saturday
night at home. after spendim;
Suuday :v..>rn;n- at Cunningham's
farm returned to Boykin. S. C.
Mr. Wm Robinson and family
sp-r.t S .nday with relatives at Lancaster.
Mr. J. A. and Mesdarnes J. A. and
G \^. Gat:*hen mot . red to Charlotte
Monday. Mrs Poovey and MisBeckham
joined tfcem at Lancaster
Mis- Martha Ware Be'.l spent the
week-end at home.
Mr. Lewi? Crenshaw of Union
spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs
H -s-lt:ne Crenshaw.
Mr K -rette C.iUlhen who wa?
hurt at hi- father's saw mill, ha?
1 i- -v-red that a bone was fractured.
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Mr. T. D. Caskey and family"
-pent Sunday ;r. Douglas communty
Mrs. S. V. Stover, who has been
spendine a few days at Lancaster, returned
home Sunday.
Miss Annette Stover, who underwent
an operation at Wilson. N. C..
some time ago. is expected home
soon to beein teach.ng at Camp
Creek
Mr. P. B. Bigg art spent Sunday
with Mr. Willie Hammond near
Reaver Creek.
Mr J. A. Cauthen spent Sunday
at Cunningham's farm.
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3ID AY. OCT. 20, 1916.
QUESTIONS A
Question Are y?u satisfied with
No. 1 groceries?
Question Do you think that you
No. 2
Question ^a or a
No.:{ save you money what
Question are y0U trading
No. 1
Answer Nobody is becaus
To No. 1 highest
Answer You think so, but yoi
To No. 2 store and you will km
Answer You would think that
lo No. be obliged to say tha
A Because, as a matter
AllSW6r ?you think of cours(
To No. 1 p0Hte fellow and thei
little cheaper than ar
Four Reasons why we sell cheaj
have to pay a book keeper.
don't lose any bad accounts,
amount of clerks now than ifjw<
over and see if you are not cbm
goods with the same clerks and
shouldn't sell cheaper than-the
of a book-keeper, loses bad acc
much. What do You Say?
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ivmptoms of colds, and you know opportunities for
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ip. Dr. King's New Discovery, with , '
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t what you are paying for your
are getting your money's worth?
should tell you that they could
would you think?
where you are now?
e every thing is high?higher?
r are not quite sure. Visit our
iw what you think is true.
, as a matter of course, he would
t.
of fact, you dont hardly know
e that so and so is such a nice
i too he always sells YOU just a
xy body else.
yer than any body. We dont f
re sell absolutely for cash. We
we sell more with the same j
e ufcre charging. Now think it
nnced that a firm who sell more
don't lose any bad accounts
firm who has the extra expense
ounts and can't possibly sell as
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?st that >ou speak That dull, listless, oppressed feelLancaster.
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