The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 21, 1917, Page 6, Image 6
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Six Tear* Ago, Thinking She Migh
She b a Well, Strong Worn
Her R?
Royse City, Tex.?Mr?. Mary Klltoan,
of. tbla place, eaya; "After the
birth of my little girl...my side commenced
to hurt me. 1 had to go back
to bed. We called the doctor. He ,
treated me...but I got no better. I
got worse and worse until the misery
was unbearable. ..I was in bed for 1
three months and suffered such agony
that I was just drawn up In a knot...
I told my husband If he would get
me a bottle of Cardul I would try It... j
I commenced taking it, however, that
evenlnc I willed m* fnmflv >
me... for I knew I could not last i
many days unless I had a change for 1
TRADE STIIjIJ GROWS. t
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Prospects for Fall Are Encouraging, i
Said Bradstrwt Saturday I
New York. Sept 15.? Brad- ?
street.s today said. <
Trade grows. Prospects for fall 1
are encouraging and Industrial out- '
puts are generally only limited by 1
lack of labor but repression Is ore- 0
ated in some channels by past or v
posible future price fixing, by un_ ^
certainty over taxation on excess
profits, by the hardening of rates
for money and the husbanding of
resources to take care of the forth- *
coming government loan. Still the
wants a numerous, mill employed
people, plus the enormous needs of
a wealthy nation at war have made
for a forward movement and while
the government buying looks largest
the more important markets 0
have been visited by numerous merchants
who have taken staple articles
rather freely. It is undeniable
however, that high prices tend to
deter free buying and moreover
those who control credit reins are
WE WILL
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i Die, Says Texas Lady, Bat Now Pr?,f
in and Praises Cardai Far i? t
MMrm Trit
* fror
whi
the better. That was six yean ago fain
and I am still hare and am a veil, con!
strong woman, and I owe my life to rtea1
Cardul. I had only taken half tha
bottle when I began to feel better. OQ]]
The misery in my side got less.,, 1 of i
continued right on taking the Cardtd Mai
until I had taken three bottles and I thm
did not need any more for I was well
and never felt better in my life... I
have never had any trouble from that you
day to this." whc
Do you suffer from headache, back* bapi
iche, pains in sides, or other discom* n,m
forts, each month? Or do you feel tha<
In i
weak, nervous and fagged-out? If so, will
give Cardul, the woman's tonic, a and
trial. J. 71 T
Dall
lisposed to discourage the lockiug the
ip of too much capital in high price our
nerchandise, especially as it is a that
'oregone conclusion that the gov- "K?
irnment's needs for money must re:eive
precedence. Aside from the
iplift in house trade, which is manfest
for dry goods and kindred Frai
ines, indeed frosty weather in parts trar
if the country the forepart of the ??
reek greatly stimulated retailing ^
luality and to some extent the
luantlties of late unmatured crops. J
Bank clearings $5,7 51,183,000, lA
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LANCASTER NEWS FRIDAY, SEPT. 21,
t NEW "SOLDIERS riety of hell to America."
OF FREEDOM." the government's right to dr
______ to fight either here or abr
(Continued from page 2) have an authoritative oplnli
former Justice of the I
experience on duty at each Court, Charles Evans Hugh
p an advisers, and unusual op- Hddressed th? American Ba
tunity for lecture courses will be c'a*'on ?n War Powers Ut
tented. Constitution." Mr. Hugh
4 v ? .. counced that we have "a
Don t Worry About Your Boy, ? ...
. . . . .. Constitution" as well as s
he heading given by the Chicago j .
?? ?? _, , .. . time Constitution, and he
June to an editorial it quotes
n the Oalesburg (111.) Mail, in P
ch warning is issued against the "Upon every citiien lies 1
e impression that enlistment or of aiding in the common del
scrlptlon means the probable exercising Its Constitutional
th of the soldier in battle. As a to raise armies the Congr
ter of fact, the death rate in the enforce this duty. The (
ed Army on the Western front is may call any one to service
r about four times that of men able to serve. The quest
the same age In civil life. The may be called, or In what <
1 avers, and reminds us that simply one for the Judgmen
e are many occupations of peace national legislature. The
ch are no less hazardous than vested in Congress Is not to
occupation of making war, so? mles simply by calling foi
Don't worry about your son, teers, but to raise armies t
r brother, or your sweetheart ever method Congress deei
? is in the army. He may per- and hence must be deemed
r be killed or hurt, but there are brace conscription. To the
dy-slx chances out of a hundred of the Constitution the dral
: he will come back to you?and familiar mode of raising ar
the great majority of cases he it had been resorted to by t
be better physically, mentally, nles to fill up their quotaf
morally for his experience." Revolutionary War. The di
he Cincinnati Post tells as of the pu* 'n ?orce hoth by the Ur
las father who said in reply to Confederacy during t
question, "Why should we send ^Var? an(l validity was b
boys to fight in a foreign land?" ^y cour*8 1? hoth Nortl
he would rather have his son
to heaven in France than go to "There is no doubt of the
In America." The Post com- tutional authority to empl
ds him heartily, and says that forces on the battlefields of
lermany should win the war in in the war that we are now
ace "she will use little time in for the safety of the Unites
isporting her own peculiar va- and to conquer an endurln
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Charter Xo. 7?,%8,
REPORT OF CONDITION O
FIRST NATION;
At Lancaster, in the State of South Carolina, at tl
RESOURCES.
Loans and discount? (oveont llmoo c V. ^ ? w a -V
? - t-uun II uu U itllll t ) . .
Total loans .v .
Deduct:
Notes and bills redlscounted (other than bank acceptances
Item 5Jla)
Overdrafts unsecured
IT. S. Bonds (other than Liberty Bonds of 1017):
U. Si bonds riepostited to secure circulation (par value) ..
U. S bonds and certificates of indebtedness pledged to secur
posits (par value)
Total U. S. bonds (other than Liberty Bonds) and certi
debtedness
Liberty Loan Bonds, pledged to secure U. S. and other dei
Securities other than U. S. bonds (not including stocks) owr
Total bonds, securities, etc
Stocks, other than Federal Reserve Bank stock
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of auscription)
Furniture and fixtures
Real estate owned other than banking house
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank
fash In vault and net amounts due from national hanks...
Net amounts due from banks and bankers, and trust companl
included In Item 13, 14, and 15
Checks on other hanks in the same city or town as reporting
17.) .. .
Total of Items 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18
Checks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting
other cash Items .
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid
Circulating notes outstanding
Net amount due to National banks
Total of Items 28, 29 and 30
Demand deposit* subject to Roeerve (deposits payable '
Individual deposits subject to check
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other thi
borrowed
Cashier's checks outstanding
Deposits requiring notice but less than 30 days
TAUI Homana rlonn.H. T> T?_ O 1 OO <
* \/vmi %?vuian?i uoyuoun nu ujcvw vu jvvtdoi f u, tin lii n i) i, ua, ?
37 and 38
Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 da
to 30 daya or more notice):
Certificates of deposit (other than for monay borrowed....
Other time deposit*
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 39, 40, 4
United States deposits (other than postal savings L includii
U. 8. disbursing officers
Hills payable, other than with Pederal Reserve Bank, Inclu
Rations representing money borrowed, other than redisco
/ Total
Liabilities for rediscounts, Including those with Federal R
(see Item Id)
Total contingent liabilities
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lancaster?ss.
I, E. M. Croxton. Cashier of the above named bank, do c
Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 19th day of Sei
Correct?Attest:
IRA B. JONES, Jr..
JNO. A. COOK,
W. F. LANEY,
Directors.
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1917.
As to that the liberties of free peoples]ery arm;
aft men throughout the world may forever; has beei
oad, we be secured from the aggression of scale o
on from an unscrupulous military power." when he
3upreme And in the Providence Journal Roumanl
es, who we read: succeed
ir Asso- _ ... more tin
. The battle-cry 'Avantl Savoia! ^
ider the t . tered ai
is striking terror into the Austrian _
les an- . _ . . ,, . . ... tlons are
_ . .. Army, over forty miles of fighting
fighting . . . _ . , , any one
country between Tolmino and
i peace- _ . 4 . . . . ... secure 1
.. . Trieste. It is heard at Vienna. .
said in _. . . . . . , . .. dorna ui
which delayed four days after the
T.-.. w.^ a. I pcndous
Avauaun uau irmnvcu tuv vi ?wtvi vu
:he duty Monte Sano tiofore acknowledging ,nurh m
ense. In the fall of that northern fortiflca- recover7
power tlon. "Whet
ess may ' whether
Congress "W,th the thrlU of a momentu?8 ed. the
I who Is Ita,lan V,ctory ,n the a,r' cUrlo8,t7 is fairly
ion who may be aroU8ed over th? 8,,ence of adelphia
irder is Rom? on operations directly to- on #a
. . '. ward Trieste. The last lnforma. , ?
t or the "Rv i
r,n?.?r tlon. early in the week. Indicated 7
i that Trieste would fall into the c?u,d th
vninn Of the Italians when they ' 8 ? 81
. deemec'. the . time had come to ap- ope 01
>y what- . fori so a
?? hoat P'X the nippers". The battle-bul- ?,' a
ns Dvoit oihip A
_ letlns since then have related alto
em- other th
. most exclusively to the fighting In
framer8 accounts
the north. In the direction of those nccounLa
was a Austr|an p08jtions which constitute con ,tio1
,e!' ,aB the far outposts of Vienna. ? ,8 do
6 ? ? "The Second Italian Army, which 8Ur*ive
' " _ 8 daringly crossed the Isonzo River. There
ra was storme<j Monte Sano, and now has amonS
' OD an? occupied the Dalnstzza Plateau, IIoUBe ?
8 V which clears the way to the 'lm- to rcvo''
us a ne pregnable' Austrian position at Tol- 'e< ,s
1 ?U ' mlno. Is fighting far north, beyond ,?oheniln
the country that belongs to Italia ('rushedi
Consti- Irredenta. Outside ^observers may trU:,t m
oy our only guess at the ultimate objective "Bht agi
Europe of this unexpected movement. The J*esenim
waging Immediate one would seem to be Prow'n?
(1 States to break the Austrian Army apart, tr,a has
g peace a feat which is the ambition of ev- but al
held par
Hut the
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RESERVE DISTRICT Xo. 5 J sued to
F the X "lU8t W<
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\L BANK | =
ip close of business on Hept. 11, 1917.
4? Swell!
$228,191.37 V 'nflammi
^ bone, to
$228,191.37 ?! ? *V
^ I'ALLAl
sold) (see J1L ',houltl '
26,000.00 203,191.37 I Paf a *
? penetrat
9.09 J ,
A reduces
60.000.00 * l^aJnC?n
e U. S. de- ?? n'? P<
. 17,600.00 A "" "
flcates of In- Jk
67,500.00 i
?oslts 12.600.00* 12,500.00 $ A llttl
led unpledged 26,913.33 ^ guee
26,913.33 Y
4,728.00 > " P1**"
a oca a a X for horai
V while
3.600.00 X two
6,000.00 "y said* 1
11,343.79 girls. bei
20,911.51 4R? up and i
!es other than t me hoini
15,003.94
bank (other than Item ? __
509.14 "
38,424.59
bank and In ev<
2,521.28 or thret
!. Treasurer. . 2,500.00 ^ ly eat 1?
fatten 1
379,381.45 $ would b
weeks e
i feed is
50.000.00 . . .
Y derstam
25,000.00 <??
4,022.C3 It The 1
2,848.85 1,173.78 5 he P
50,000.00 T B A 1
6,050.00 Y condit,?
6.050.00 ,he,r 8y
within 30 days): <?? enables
OA id or Z Without
90.454.25 A ,
in for money X 8a8e8
3,362.35 % aS H?g
853.13 l8 8tra
inn Q0A
5,003.28 Y
13, 34, 35, 36, 4& to feed
99.663.92 A LAN
ys, or subject
60,870.60 1
46,377.41 f
1 and 42 107,247.91
i* deposits of ^
15.236.76 ? II (
ding all obll- ?
unta .. .. 25,000.00
' in? a
379,381.45 f Ryes
eserve Rank perioi
25.000.00 destii
?' take
25.000.00 > ; Rye.
II Woo
lolemnly Rwear that the above statement ; Gives
T , lion, a;
K. M. CROXTON, Cashier. jT SEI
1917' A RYI
W. T. WIIA?IAAI 8, Notary Public. t 1 *
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y commander, but whieh R'
i accomplished on a major S&.
nly once?-by Mackensen BBfo
i tore through the betrayed 9Kr
ans; and at that he did not Hfir
in isolating and capturing MBr
an a fragment of the scat'my.
The Italian operai
on a far broader scale than
has supposed necessary to BK
rrleste. Has General Car- |
idertaken a much more stutask
, with an objective jB
ore splendid even than the |jp'
of Italia Irredenta?" gj|L
ther or not Trieste falls, jEg>"
or not Vienna is threaten- BBS
military failure of Austria Bb|
complete." thinks the Phil.
Public Ledger, which goes H|
y: B
lothlng short of a miracle
te Austrian troops rettume EE
naive. The best they could
r would be a lingering de- K
retirement as costly as pos- E
the enemy. But there are
ilngs to be considered. All Mm
agree that the internal
a of the Empire is terrible. Bg
ubted if the people could HE
another winter of privation. B|
i something akin to despair |E
the loyal adherents of the Bf!
' elrln fii:
1 utt |f?u u i k, ?i\iu hr,
utlontainong the Slavic subthat3house.
The revolt in fit'
i has been checked, not fi?<
The Government can not
any of ita own soldiers to
ilnst their brothers In blood. H?
ent at German dictation is Hp
among all classes. Aus- l|r
been staunch to her ally.
fearful cost. She has been b|
tly by honor, partly by fear. gf;
first motive can weigh lit- g|
In view of the wholly self- {ft
?y which Germany has purward
her; and the second
sigh loss than It did before Ej|
r herself began to sow signs Ei
ig power. There Is every
why Austria should make a Kk
peace."
ngs of the flesh caused by S"
itlon, cold, fractures of the K:
othache, neuralgia or rheu- *
can be relieved by applying p
ID'S SNOW LINIMiENT. It K
be well rubbed In over the
>cted. Its great healing and r ?
ing power eases the pain, E
swelling and restores nat- gy
ditlons. Price 25c, 50c and ||
ar bottle. Sold by all deal- 18
it nrl (nl no A /I IB
IIOUIVIUC. nu ? m"
Wanted an Escort
!e boy had a birthday party, ;
its being around tbe ages of,
sli years. ua>iu| ay?it
nt afternoon they all started
p at abont fire o'clock. After
the little boy's mother noticed 3
a girls sitting on the steps and
"Ton better go home, little |
Fore It gets dark." One spoke
said: "I want a boy to take
t."
OUT YOUR HOGS SIX
WEEKS EARLIER.
ary lot of hogs on feed two
i fatten quickly and actualMi
than others. If all would
Ike these, the entire drove
>e ready for the market six
aflier and to save six weeks
an Item that you fully unI.
log that fattens easily must
rime physical condition. The
Phomaa Hog Powder is a
ner for hogs. It keeps
stem clean and healthy and
them to fatten quickly
falling a prey to the usual
of hogs. The B. A. ThornPowder
Is not stock food.
tight medicine, and we took
ncy because it enables you
out your hogs much earlier.
CASTER MERCANTILE CO.
Wood's Seeds
>sen Rye
s most vigorous grownd
productive of Seed
. Stools out better, sur
quality of grain, and
led, in our opinion, to
the place of all other
d's Fall Catalog I
full description and informs- I
nd also tolls about the beat H
JD WHEAT. OATS. * !
Z, and Other Seeds i
Fall Sowing. .... g
c for Catalog and prices of I
eda required. X
r. WOOD O SONS, I
SMEN, - Richmond, Va.