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? threatengly over Austria i
period of time of that of the Haps- saw Spain, once the greate
burg which closed today. Louis XIV lonial powers, lose the las
of France was nominally king for dependencies in two oceans
72 years. He actually occupied the Japan, opened to Western
throne for iittie more than hall a tion. iater defeat the spra
century. A closer rival, and the only losussus of two continents;
one of modern times, was Queen Vic the most absolute despotisi
toria who reigned for 64 years. sia. Turkey and Persia ?co
Francis Joseph's reign was as presentation to the people;
eventful as it was long. From his > at a distance the United J
imperial vantage point he saw the j ment its federation with t
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j Your and Our Clothes
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I interested in the good results as you
are. Every garment we produce must
g.ve satisfaction in every detail,
and we obligate ourselves to see
that this is accomplished
We will make you a suit to measure,
value $18.00 for
$1350 m
And an extra pair of pant?, of the same
grade as your suit or overcoat, is yours
upon the payment of an additional
$2 00
The same proposition holds good in all
grades.
Our regular prices for these pants are from
$5.50 to $1 1.00.
If VOU don't want th?? nanto for vnnr
J I use, you may have your father, brother, son
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' j give rhem away.
Call upon our Manager at once and have
this plan explained to you in detail
For Clothes thai are cheapest? And Clothes thai are best
Columbia Tailor-Made Garments?Excel all th? rest
The Columbia Tailor
2nd Door From P. 0. J. F. BOWLING,
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the Bee- of a great internal war, and he saw
ible. the own brother prove that monw
arehy could not take new root on
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American soil.
i; lie saw ,
Prussian
. The Canadian munitions industry
the new i '
o tower ^as ')Cen developed to a point where
tself- be 's independent of tiie United
i 'States. The imnerlal munitions:
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it of her art* ,lua *ust P,a(ed $500,000,GOO
he saw worth shell orders in Canada for
civihza l',e i?h government.
wling co
; he Raw Mrs. Paul Braud, aged 111 years,
us?Rus- died at her home in Thihodaux, Rn.,
ncede re and is survived by 1,200 deseend;
he saw ants. She was the mother of eight
States ce sons and five daughters, all of whom
he blood J married and had large families.
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Located at Lancaster, S. C., at the ()f ag
close of business November 17th.I |tj,
1916. night
RESOURCES. ISoutl
'havir
Loans and Discounts....$ 119,590.30 auj0)
Overdrafts 4.806.10 wnce
. Furniture and Fixtures.. 3.V75.00.
Banking House, Building .. ^
I Acct 8.238 04 ?.1
Other Real Estate Owned 3.500.(to'
Due from Banks and j (jQl
Bankers 52.439.81
Currency 8,647.00
Gold 1.156.00 iHl
(Silver and Other Minor (.^5
Coin 1.74 2.25
Checks and Cash Items 1.908.82
Totul $205,103.22
LIABILITIES. j
Capital Stock Paid in..$ 50,000.00 |,^J<
Surplus Fund <"m aa
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1I ndivided Profits, loss QjP
I Current Expenses and
Time Certificates of
Taxes Paid 5,807.33 >S
Dividends Unpaid 2.00
i Individual Deposits Sub|
ject to Check 69 306.53
Deposit 32,856.10
Cashier's Certified Checks 1.102.26 lgjj^<l
Certified ^ashler's Checks 29.00 Us*11
llills Payable, including
Certificates for Money i
Borrowed 40,000.00
Total 8205,103.22
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STATE Oh" SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lancaster?ss. I
Before me came W\ H. Millen, >^5
! Cashier of the above named hank,
,who. being duly sworn, says that the
lanove ana roresoinK ntatement i? a [0ft
true condition of Haiti bank, br shown W
by the books of said bank. (
W. H. MILLEN. ; S
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 22nd day of November, 1C16.
W. P. ROBINSON, 0Q
Notary Public. !
Correct Attent:
J. E. CRAIG. H
W. P. BENNETT,
A. J. GREGORY,
Directors. fltt
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Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days
Yotjr drn(xi*t will refund money it PAZO M|
OINTMRNT fail* to cure any cane of Itching;,
Blind, Bleedineor Protruding I'ilen id 6to Mdaya.
The first application gi?'-a Kaae and Meat. 30c.
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Kiu:i> BISHOP this morning. Ho had boon bishop
PASSKS TO ItKS'i since 1882 and was a Biblical scholar
iltimore, Md., Nov. 21.?Bishop of national note.
eus W. Wilson of the Methodist Bishop Wilson, who died yesterday
iopal church. South, died at his in Baltimore, preached Sunday be~
? here today, lie was 82 years fore last in the Methodist church at
;e. (Jreenwood, whore ho was the guest
shop Wilson returned home last for a week of the Rev. J. O. Willson,
from a month's tour of the I). D., president of Lander college,
ti. He was ili when he arrived, Bishop Wilson delivered a most
lg come from Richmond in an forceful sermon, one of peculiar
iiohile. He took to his bed at strength; while weak of body there
He sank into unconsciousness was no evidence of menial decay.
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I have just received a fine lot of new canJi'-j in all
trades, from stick candy, bucket and penny good.* to the
( nest chocolates. Peanut brittle, Fudge, Mint daytonas, fljfc
Lemon Drops, Penny -Prize Boxes. etc. Fancy Biscuits, 'gjj^
Lemon Squares, Jumbles. Bachelor's Buttons, Alexis
Cookies and other dainties; Chewing Cum In endless vajiety.
Matches ijo nickel and penny boxes.
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Fltl'ITS, XUTS, COLD DRINKS, CIGARS, TOBACCO. G
Two kinds of syrup, two brands of tea. Chalmer's pel- AQ
atine. hominy and rice in packages, pickles and ketchup.
Be and 10c cans of Condensed Milk, canned Soups in six
varieties, three grades of Shoe Polish, Spices in 5c and
10c boxes, two grades of Coffee in cans. Oysters, Potted
Mam, Crackers and Cheese and many other fancy gro- jM|
cerles. I invite you to inspect my new goods and ask
for an opportunity to serve you. A share of your bustIIess
Will be srrentlv a nnrocU?* /!
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