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I ? p' LEE C Bishopville, S. C., The Bigger GREETS The citizens of Bishopville and Lee Annual Fair of Lee County, and pre display of South Carolina products < HORSE SHOW EVEl AUTOMOBILE RACES Wednesi MOTORCYCLE RACES THl The Main Kxhihit Building is the Large! Lxlii r,Vk7s!^Vr.?r"Ur?nd!. and will house a most extensive I Manufactures and Varied Industries. FRIDAY?SCHOOL D/ I All II IV All! ? Addressed toy lion. A. I4. Lever and All school children of Lee and adjoining connti THE GREAT AMERICAN SB SPECIAL RATES ON ALL RAILF Don't Fail to Visil *4 . ? Bank No. 33. Statement of the Condition of The Bank Of Lancaster Located at Lancaster. South Carolina, at the close of business November 17th, 1916. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $577,964.73 Overdrafts 3,080.18 Bonds and Stocks owned by the Bank 10,000.00 Furniture and Fixtures 1,000.00 Banking House 6,012.18 Other Real Estate Owned 3,500.00 Due from Banks and Bankers 203,610.07 Currency 13,223.00 Gold 4,085.00 Silver and Other Minor Coin 3,149.00 i Checks and Cash Items 6,187.05 j Total $831,841.21 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid in $ 50.000.00 Surplus Fund 100.000.00 , Undivided Profits, less ' Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 31,145.49 Due to Banks and Bankers 13.490.88 Individual Deposits Subject to Check $307,567.75 Savings Deposits 111,866.23 Time Certificates of Deposit . . . . 94,742.56 Cashier's Checks 1,015.13?$515,191.67 % Notes and Bills Rediscounted $115,000.00 Reserved for Interest on Time Deposits 4,013.17 Keserved for Taxes 3,000.00 Total. $831,841.21 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lancaster?ss. Before me came Geo. W. Williams, Cashier of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 22nd day of November, 1916. JNO. H. POAG, Notary Public, South Carolina. Correct Attest: R. L. CRAWFORD, L. C. PAYSEUR, WADDY C. THOMSON, Directors. To Cure a Cold in One Day the Quinine That Does Not Afreet The Nee Take T.AXATIVK BROMO Quinine. It atopa the ?|VK BROMf'i nnmm!li! ?"V.Ve f*"1. Cough and Headache and work, off the Cold. glYJj "PJ*''MnNJNHIi betterthan ordioar I>ruggi?U refund money il it fails to cure. HnBlnir lEhea^wI^J^l.k CSVhU!?M* r" xj W OROVP'S signature on each lx>x, 25c i ? * in nenn. Kemfmhrr the full name am Jt. okovr, a signature on eacn do*. ^>c. Jook fof lhe B|KCature Q, g w CKOVK. 25c THE LANCASTER NEWS F FIRST A OUP fk T "H {November of A 4GS TO THE PEOPI County extend an invi >mise that they will not Farm and Factory e IY DAY! lay and Friday JRSDAY hit Huildingiii the State Kxliihit of Agriculture, 1Y W. W. Long. es will he admitted free. lows. Most Refinec KJADij. H" "1 1 t the Last < 'KVKIIVONE Sll()l l<D DIUNK GLASS S OP WATER TO CIjEAN KIDNEYS. If Your llurk Hurts or Hladilerj Hot hers You Drink Lots of Water, jtl When your kidneys hurt and your 8bark l'cels sore, don't get scared and '* proceed to load your stomach with a it lot of drugs that excite the kidneys 0 and irritate the entire urinary tract. .. Keep your kidneys clean like you keep your bowels clean, by Hushing '' them with cold water and kidneeo P which removes the body's urinous r waste and stimulate them to their (1 normal activity. The function of the kidneys is to filter the blood. In 24 hours they strain from it 500 grains o of acid and waste, so we can readily tl understand the vital importance of keeping the kidneys active. Drink lots of water?you can't I drink too much; also get from your ? druggist about one dozen 5 grain It kidneeo tablets, take one tablet be- v Iiurt- earn meal and at bedtime with'V( a glass of water for a few days and your kidneys will act line. This fa- w mous remedy is made from perfectly 1 harmless Ingredients and acts quickly, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate clogged kidneys; also to neutralize, the acids in urine so it no longer is a source of irritation, thus ending n bladder weakness. Kidneco is inexpensive, cannot in- " jure, make no mistake, insist on ked-'b neco which everyone should take (; now and then to keep their kidneys ^ clean and active. Try this, also keep up the water drinking and no a doubt you will wonder what became N of your kidney trouble and back- \ ache.?Adv. n ItOKDKIt (OM'KKKM'K c \IMOI It\S DE.ADMK kkKI) fl C Atlantic City, N. J., Nov. 17.? tl The Mexican-American joint com- t< (mission adjourned today unt'l Monday with the conference in what is a regarded as a deadlock. Wlu-n the ? i meetings are resumed next week. It ,r u is expected the representatives of the n two governments will be fully informed as to the wishes of their chiefs. Luis Cabrera, chairman of the a Mexican commission, successfully in- r< tprforf'H tnHov *1? ?* ?" mvu nits mi option or a plan for border control. Ignacio Bonillas and Alberto J. Panl", the other two members, were ready to agree to a plan proposed by the Americans but the objections of theli chairman wero sufficient to result In r, further delay. c< i Secretary of the Interior Iain* pi - chairman of the American commls- |r sion. expects to be in Washington be ()t k. fore tomorrow night and to place be- ftt yr fore President Wilson all the facta p( J In the case. I RIDAY, NOV. 24, 1916. JNINUAI MT\ 29, 30, E .11 Con .E OF SOUTH CA itation to the people only be entertained iver presented at a ( TROTTING" EVERY D/ The pursps nffpred arc I:irs^< TIip Bps! llorsps in t ho Si si SWINE and POULTRY wi Countv Kuir. WED (i?v. It. I. Manning :im All old Soldiers will licailmille I and Up to the Mi if Information will furnish vis 1 D L ana oesi KSSION or A. It. 1\ ( AMI: TO \ OI.OSK SI XllAV York, Nov. is. The activities ot te fourth day of the ineetilJK of the mod of the Associate itoforiued resbyterian chun h be^an this morniK w i t li a bu - i 111 s session at clock, followed by a conference on ie Sunday school and the Younu eople's Christian unions, which was resided over by (he Rev. W. S. atterson of Lam aster. Two adi esses were made at tills eonfeieiic". ie lirst by the Rev. \V. 1$. Lindsa> f Charlotte. N. ( on "The Place of ie Sunday School in the Future Proram of the A. it. P. Church," and ' tie second by the Rev. W. P. drier , f Clover, on "The V. P. C. U. as a ecruiting Agency for Christian Workers." Both addresses were of a cry helpful nature and were heard ith close attention. L Two business sessions were held , lis afternoon at both of which many^ tatters of a routine nature came up i i rconsideration and discussion. I. Tomorrow, the last day of the > iceting, addresses will be made to 1 ie Sabbath school in the morning y the Rev. S. W. Reid of Atlanta, ] a., and the Rev. J. W. Carson of 'ewberry, which will be followed by sermon preached by the Rev. II. I. Henry. I). I)., of Oak Hill. Ala. Temorial services will be held in the fternoon and the final session will1 e held in the evening, at which the' losing sermon will he preached by , be Rev. B. Frank White of Jersey 'ity. N. J., who brought greeting to be synod from the United Presby^rain church of the North. The delegates say that in point of ttendance and in sustained Interest tanifested in the proceedings, the leetlng now drawing to a close has of been surpassed in recent years, nd all the visitors have expressed teir appreciation of the courtesies iown them by the people of York nd say they will always pleasantly ^member their stay there. ? A RCIA EXPLAINS MEXICAN TROOP MOVEMENT El Paso, Tex.. Nov. 13.?Andres arcia. inspector general of Oarinza consulates in the United fntes. declared tonight that th resent movement of Carranza forces ito tiie State of Chihuahua had no her significance than the determin:lon of the Carranza government to jrsuo and overcome Villa and h's indlts. } m 1MK.. -v "r; '"p vf VW!Wr '-7- ^ ' * ^Tr'r<r:^-r.V'"* '; ' f F A IO . r\ir% i December 1 and 2 inty Hairs! LROLINA! 5 of South Carolina to Visit the First I, but will see the most complete bounty Fair. AND RUMNG RACE'S 117 Open To The World! c and sufficient to attrnct owners of the best horses, te have entered. The Exhibits of HOUSES, CATTLE, II he the LAKGERT ever presented at a South Carolina NEDSAY-?Opening Day. (i Senator K. I). Smith will addn ss the people. THURSDAY. <1 free and are invited to l>e the guests of the Association. mute Midway ever presented in S. C. ilors with First Class Accommodations on Application. Fair of The Year! V INSURANCE AT COST. HioK.... ? r-: ? --- t m a ui inn ^ atihiikii i irr i iisui ance l oinpain is flic only one tli:i( can furnish it to the Farmers of Lancaster County. Write to o e boney agent YOltK SOITII CAIUMJXA WILSON NOT TO TAKK ho tarift" commission and shipping VACATION liKFOKK SHKSION hoard created by congress last sesWashington, Nov. 17.-?President sion and probably will make an nnWilson has decided not to take a nouncement of the personnel of both vacation before congress convenes, before congress meets. He has made but may go on one or more week- but little progress, however, ir. tho and trips down the Potomac River on selection of members of the board to the naval yacht Mayflower. He was administer the workingmen's cornurged to go to a Virginia resort fo? pensation act for federal employes, a brief stay, but reached the con- One typewritten page of the annluslon today that it would be itn nual message to congress has been possible. finished by the President and he is The President has almost com- devoting all of his spare time to this pleted the selection of members of work. A Scant or a Full Tablespoon WHICH? A scant tablespoon of Luzianne goes a*- ''ifHiji actly as far as a big heaping labia- I'.'.'.'-.V// puun oi a cneaper coffee, for you use only half as much of Luxianne. That's ///_:// / so positively guaranteed that if, after using an entire can of Luaianne aa directed, you are not entirely satisfied with its economy and goodness, your grocer, on your say-so, will gladly return your money. Write for our premium catalogue. j| <a . j Hie Reily-Taylor Go. New Orleans ? ?_