The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 04, 1918, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1918
Real Esl
I am offering: several desirable srr
* farm lands in all sections of the count
interest you. Also some desirable cit;
houses. Demand for this kind of p]
creasing, and like everything else, v
* much higher in price.
MONEY IS EASY?BUY A HOMI
[ T. M. MUG I
+ + The Ne
franked p
ABOUT TOWN. Kdg wort!
+ Marine c
+ +++++++++ asking for
caster Ne
York county has ginned to De- jn re(^ jn
cember 13, 24,908 bates of cotton ; jn11jH un
against 21,676 up to the same ^ale | Qf a stainr
la8t year- J Mr: Edge.
?o? complied
The number of bales of cotton
Sinned in Lancaster county up to
December 13 was 14,258, against for j)Uji,}in^s
the same period last year, 13,447. ? _
Camp Gre
? by fire et
Winthrop college will not open for jog8 totall
the spring session until Wednesday, 8ented prl
January 9, but the students are ex- paratus.
pected to repoit on January 8. This corp8 ,
was decided last week. clared a d
"" tory cause
The Lancaster graded schools will aome reaf
open next Monday. It is not thought (hp aoldie
probable that the school's supply of Tho jn8S ,
coal will be exhausted, but the long p(j jnal
holiday season was taken as a pre- atjnR roor
caution.
? York
The banks and the postofflce ob- shortage (
served Tuesday?New Year's day? ter an(1 n(
a3 a holiday. There was no other ()Ujrer Qf
observance of the day in Lancaster. am-eemont
but the business transacted and the yorh agre
sales made by local merchants were oost ^
administn
? " car of co!
W. T. Illacknion, a prominent citi- distributic
zen of the Haile Gold Mine section, are entire
died suddenly at his home Monday was distri
afternoon at six o'clock. Mr. lllack- jots at $1
mon was in Lancaster last Saturday
in apparently good health. Monday Infornu
afternoon about three o'clock he be- office of G
came ill and died three hours later. from Pro*
?o? der that
Automobile drivers should take be m
note of the fact that the 1918 license before Fe
plates must be put on their cars be- ^ Per ??
fore February 1. The 1917 plate is Quota WM
good until that time. The fee is 25 v'?? until
cents per horse-power or fraction and 2,000
blanks for ordering licenses may be The State
secured at most any garage. tbis nl
0 called. E
A meeting of the city council was already ci
held last night and organization of unfitness,
. the body was perfected. Henry Mc- interim.
Manus and Tom Nelson were elected 'or men
patrolmen under Chief Orr, and cent whit,
Clayton Rogers was elected driver of tember 5.
the flre truck. The council will meet were: 4i
again next Tuesday night when the cent negr
supply bill will be taxen up. groes.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured Tuesda:
by local applications, aa they cannot reach Caster ant
the dlaeese* portion of the ear. Thcr- la ?Arnnr.?if
only one way to cure catarrhal dcafne?k, ittrptnum
and that la by a cuiiatlutiuir I remedy. Ftnnk nf
Catarrhal Deafnesa la cauaed by an Inflamed
condition of the mucoua lining of quarterly
the Euatachlan Tube. When thla tube is aa
Inflamed you have a rumbling aound or Im- of $50,00
perfect hearing, and when It la entirely
cloaed. Deafneaa la the reault. Unless the aeinl-annb
Inflammation can be reduced and thla tube ntnrk nn
reatored to Ita normal condition, hearing "lo *
will be deatroyed forever. Many caaea of cent gem
deafneaa are cauaed by catarrh, which la
an Inflamed condition of the mucoua aur- ferred St(
facea. Hall e Catarrh Medicine acta thru
the blood on tho mucoua aurfacea of the 4 per Cen
'we will give One Hundred Dollara for capital St
any caae of Catarrhal Deafneaa that cannot ,.,w qnrin
be cured by Hall'a Catarrh Medicine. Clr? ' *
culara free. All Druggiata. 76c. Lancaster
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STAR THE.
"THE HOME OF Th
TODAY-FRID
VIRGINIA
"ALL FOR A HUl
AImo Ford Ktlurntionii
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TOMORROW?NAT
BEN WILSi
"THE SPINDLE 0
Alflo "Luke, The Mri
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THB LANCAST]
of Lancaster, and
president of the Fin
Other corporations
their dividend meet
year, and it is the
of them, if not all, v
iall and large size thl8 year;y
at prices sure to ?~
y building lots and , e bofyh8 t,nlFran
' . . tobacco that is sei
roperty IS now m- Private John F. c<
rill surely be very j Tenth United s
I Twenty-sixth Divisii
i toon, American Exp
5?DO IT NOW. France, has writter
War Association of
m lows: "I am writlr
HI U in thanks for the r<
us American soldii
bibhshbhimimi elate the little artli
to take care of the
ws is in receipt of a to the best of our a
ostal card from Thos. W. b?ys R hard to
ti. of the 7th Regiment. fore us* hut what w
orps. Santiago de Cuba. the best to niake th
a sample copy of The Ran- of tbe U- s- A- Tk
ws. The card is marked *ka' ^ should write
k 'censored." with some there ,s any P?3si
derneath, and in the place|scndinK us some sni
is written "Sailor's Mail."j c'sarettes to sraok
vorth's request has been money ant* we bn'
with. without our smokii
o this letter with t
thanks. We are al
aratory and operating room r .
. ., , from you. I respe
at the base hospital at , ,, . . ,
. . ? , letter, and sincereh
ene were totally destroyed ^
irly Sunday morning, the
ing at least $7 5,000, repre- PERSONAL. MENT1
ncipally by laboratory ap- ?oMaJ.
W. L. sfieep, medical Jim Cauthen sp
charge of the hospital, de- Heath Springs,
efeetive flue in the labora- ?o^d
the fire, which "for Ren. Harry and
ion" escaped detection by Hpent Sunday in Kc
r "detailed as watchman." ? ?vas
said to be fully cover- Sidney Johnson.
1 ranee. Much of the oper- visiting his uncle. '
n apparatus was saved. Q_
~~~? Miss Izzie Adam;
nJIR lllun ovnorlnhenrl n
.?K .. Roads, spent Wedni
)f fuel, as well as I,aneas- (y_
;arly every town. The En- .. . .
r? . TT . Mrs. Hazel Withe
Tuesday says: Under an
. . . . .. . , guest Mrs. Hall
by which the town of
ed to stand responsible for ? ?'a ?"
Henry B. James, local fuel ?~
itor on yesterday seized a Miss Bennie ( ul
al at the Cannon mill for s'8ter? Mrs. C. W.
m among local people who' Hartsville.
ly without fuel. The coal ?"
huted out in 500 pound; Miss Jessie Vaug
.80 per 500 pounds. j grandparents, Mr, i
?o? j Adams, at Jones Cr
ition was received at thej ?o
overnor Manning last week John Klng an(1 ,
mat Marshal General Crow- 8tudent8 at ciemso
no further drafts of men |,ome for the Chris
obilized at training camps ^
"""."l ,B._ 'T ."r'!",r; Strait Parka, ot .
nt of South Carolina s full i ..
I the medical reservi
not be called into the ser.
. . , week-end at home \
that time. Approximatemen
remain to be called. _ _ ,,
. . i. ? . i a not Lus Belios, of t
8 full quota is 10,081 men. '
. . . i proprietor of the
imber 81 per cent has been, , .
. _ . , , . here, spent the hoi
ieficiencies in percentages!
.1 j . . , .iwith friends,
filled, because of physical!
are to be met during thei -?oFour
calls have been made Miss Shadie Col
already mobilized, 5 per Lancaster Telephon
es having been called Sep- several days last w
Percentages called later 'ier mother, at 1
9 per cent whites, 26 per
oes, and 16 per cent ne- R. J. Flynn, Jr.,
at Wofford, is spei
mas vacation at th<
y was dividend day in I^an- rents, Mr. and Mrs.
1 the following prosperous Lancaster.
>ns paid dividends: Thei ?oLancaster,
five per cent Roy parks. Will
dividend on a capital stock Kverett Hunter c
0; Lancaster Cotton Mills. spent the christir
lal dividend, common home withi friends
d three and one-half per turning Wednesday
i-annual dividend on pre- Q_
fick. First National Bank,!
Miss Resale r lyr
t semi-annual dividend on . ?
. . _ ? .... ? . . 1 ing near Sumter,
ock of $50,000. Col, Le-;
... ( school Tuesday af'
gs is the president of the . .. . ... .
' , ..... . . ? holidays with her
Cotton Mills and the Bank ? T
Mrs. R. J. Flynn, n
\ Mrs. J. M. Sligl
Mack, and Mrs. J.
A Hon, Marlon, returm
A I In Columbia Monda
KjL JL A t ho holidays at the
p Mrs. Hathcock.
???????????? Among the guei
during the holiday
i^Y Cauthen, of Knoxv
Annie Helms, of 1
?? _ Reed. Jr., of Plain
Belle King and li
King, of Spartanbui
of Panama; Mrs.
children, of Beau
kD A Hince and family,
Miss Kate Mines, of
. -Af _ - Clara Barrett Strai
J M eekljr prank neaty Qf
? Gladys Watson, of
Mrs. P. H. Shirley,
IIKIIAY
+ + +
SOCL
The Lancaster c
, met yesterday aft<
JP o'clock with Mrs. I.
The members of
KiOntferM were delightfully e
day evening at a di
J Mrs, Max O. Britta
I
ER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
C. D. Jones is FLINT RIDGE. M
it National Bank.
of the city have Heath Springs. S. C., Jan. 3.?The W)
ings later in the weather has been too inclement to Wj
ught that many permit much enjoyment of the,
rill pay dividends Christmas holidays. There were.!
however, several fruit suppers dur-1 w
_ ing the week, one at Mr. Lee;
ce appreciate the Auams' on Monday night; another at
nt "over there." Mr- H- "Ada **' on Tuesday night, I
llller, of Co. K., and a third at Mr- A. Reeves' on oh
tates' InfantryFriday night. j
on. Fourth Pla- Miss Beulah Baker, who is teach-'
l I
edition Forces in ing near Bethuae, is spending the |
i a letter to the Christmas holidays with her parents.
Virginia sb fol- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker,
ig you this letter Miss Arlie Sims is at home for two i
illef kit you sent weeks from Itidgeway, where she is
ers. We appre- teaching. hi
cles and will try Edgar Bowers, son of the late gt
m and use them ^ g Bowers, of this place, and
bility. All of ub Maude Tlireatt, daughter of da
stand what is be- j Threatt, of the Lancaster pi
e will do will be ni j j | village, were married Decemie
Colonies proud ^er 03
IC aj\i J n IC<|UCOVOU
. . .. Tue many friends and relatives in th
to you, asking if
. , , this community of Miss Arabelle Elble
way of you ...
. , * ? _ . Us are pleased to learn of her mar- m
loking tobacco or .......
? . ? riage to Mr. Jack Hunter and wish e.
;e, we have no ? ei
d it hard to go the y?unS couple a long and happy di
ng. I will close lif?* ? ,
, . . - Mrs. J. H. llowers, of this coin- ...
:he greatest of .... vi
, ... . munity, and her niece, Miss Lena ??
1 waiting a reply sc
.. . ... McWhorter, of Honea Path, who
ctfully close this ,' , .
, ,, spent Christmas week at the home
f wait a reply. 8I
of the former, have returned to their 1
? 1 1 f
school at Osceola.
ION. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Crimminger,
? of Great Falls, spent a few days last m
ent Sunday in week with the former's parents, Mr. ds
and Mrs. W. L. Crimtnger.
? Mr. Sidney Twltty, who has been tl
Emanuel Hirsch working at Savage, Md., is at homo C
irshaw. on an extended visit to his parents, ai
of Kershaw, is
Harry Hirsch.
*, of JoneH Cross T TW T A
rspoon has as her|
w unerspoon, or _ LANCA
p is visiting her: mmb
Funderburk, in I Wk jj
111 \
hn is visiting her
ind Mrs. John Li. mbh ^ mm
oss Roads. B | J ^ ^ J
Vrthur Blackmon, JILdfl JL^4 JL
n college, are at
itmas vacation.
[Janip Jackson, in After stocl
9 corp. spent the
vith his parents. 1 J 1 jl
many odd lots <
lamden, formerly
JaT^n ZtcZsold to make rc
Ltingham, of the
e company, spent ONE LOT OF
Bennettsville. WOMEN'S SUITS
? CARRIED OVER STY!
who is a student Made of best all wool material,
iding the Christ- Special
? home of his paR.
J. Flynn. near ONE LOT OF
LADIES' AND MISSES' BLA
Mothershed and Qf exceue> material and full s
if Canton, Ohio,
jsjse. r" ?ne lot of
i SKIRTS
in, who is teach- Extra good material, but n
returned to her styles $1.;
parents, Mr. q| WOMEN'S TAILORED S
ear the city. A specially selected stock of W<
? Class Tailored Skirts, showi
i and little son. spring materials, moderat
M. Moorman and at $-1.95, $6.5
ed to their homes
women's blouse
Fine Voile, tucked or lace trimm
_ low neck 9*
tjre mnz women's crepe de chi
llle, Tenn.; Miss rCflDfTTTr DI A1TC1
Darlington; John ULUlUJL 1 1L DLUlijI
field, N. J.; Miss Novelty Satin Striped Waists, 51
Ittle Miss Lucile now
rg; w. A. Moore, Crepe de Chine Blouses, flesh,
Sam Paul and and black, $3.00 values, now
fort; Capt. Joe Heavy Wash Chiffon Blou
of Dunn, N. C.; cial
' Richmond; Miss ?
c,::,cleapvAncesaleofstamf
Heath Springs; A collection of Stamped Piece;
Of Westminster. of Ladies' Niffht Gowns, Teddys,
ers; also Table Runners, Center
+ * + + + + + + ! Scarfs, at all at 1-3 off former pi
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hapter U. D. C.
jrnoon at four Q /lOflVTCji
Robinson. I I I I
the city council
mtertalned Tues- LAN<
inner by Mr. and
r. and Mis. P. W. Twitty. ! PATRONS* 1
Mr. Linder Muddox. of Ridge- jjg j|j
ly, spent several days last week
th friends in this community.
Mrs. A. J. L.yles is spending a few Agricultural
eeks with her stepdaughter, Mrs. i?<H>p
. L. Criminger.
There was a special meeting of the
int Ridge Sunbeam Hand at the
,urc^ on the fourth Sunday after- Important a
ion, where an interesting program meetlng8 are
is carried out and a collection . ,
. . , , . . lowing schools
ken for foreign missions.
Elgin 10 a.
WHITE BLUFF.
Heath Sprii
Kershaw. S. C., Jan. 3.?The January 8th.
>alth of this community is very! Onkhurst i
,od- j January 8th.
Mrs. W. M. Montgomery lert Fri-' njch nill 1
ly. the 28th. for the Chester hos-' January 9th.
tal for treatment.
I Antioch 3 p
Mrs. G. J. llinson spent several;
lys with her parents near Itich llill uary
e past week. | Nl. L.
Mr. T. J. IHnson and Mr. Clyde! elected to tea
nker of near Hethune, spent sev-, above schools,
al days with friends and relatives Pe?Ple and bej
iring the holidays. j points at once
Miss Fay and Wilmer Blackmon' 1 nt Nsil
sited friends of the Flat Creek j 'l,gs and help
'ction during the holidays.
| The import!
Mr. Luther Hlackmon and family cuUural work
.ent the holidays with relatives communitie8 s
!ar ?men and
Mrs. M. R. llinson visited her antj take part
other at Taxahaw during the holi
Hilly >
Mrs. J. F. Estridge and children of \ Miami. Fla
le Fork Hill community spent McAdoo, Jr.. i
hristmas day with her parents, Mr. the treasury,
id Mrs. W. J. Horton. ensign in the
DN-CLOUD
ISTER'S LEADING STORE?
'tJNIUKY
tANCE S>
k taking we find that
of merchandise that
)om for Spring Merc
A\Tn * rvm
ia;i
WOMEN'S HOUSE
LES. Closing out prices
saun ,$t?9s children's d
One lot of Children's Drei
and Percale
rv m k TO ^ne Sleeveless Blac
lI/K. l/UA I w
ize $'198 One lot of Remnants, co
Woolens and Cotton Fal
WOMEN'S, MISSES' an
HOSE
ot the best women's hose. c\
50 and $1.08
Heavy Fleece Hose IT
KIRTS 25c value, now 20c
omen's High Women's Heavy Cot- Gl
ng the new ton Hose.. . . lately
priced Women's extra quality I
>0 and $7..?0 wool Hose..4i?c
S Women's Heavy and
Medium Weight In
ed, high and Lisle Hose
1c and $1.98 ao*- and 2.v
ne silk sweaters an1
pq A good selection of thes
specially priced for this $
?;??. va$2.25 heavy wool
pink, white Khaki and Oxford Gray
. . . .$2.25 sweaters and helmets, ,
ses' speciallv nriced ?t *
*z-vrs In Wool and Zephyrs, sui
?.v {ind Children's garments
'ED GOODS ftPFr.
s, consisting ^^1 t-X?.1.
Corset Cov- A few very Fine Patterns
Pieces and One lot of Velvet Tailored
rice. to close at
ON-CLOUD
FASTER, SOUTH CAROLINA
PAGE FIVE
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MEETING TO
CLD NEXT WEEK
Instructor Will Met*
le at All Schools
in (jiroup.
nd interesting patron's
appointed for the folt
and hours:
in. Tuesday, January
lgs 1 p. m. Tuesday,
$:?0 p. ra. Tuesday,
0 a. m. Wednesday,
i. m. Wednesday, JanEargle,
who has been
oh agriculture in the
is anxious to meet the
;in regular work at all
. County Superintend1
also attend the meetget
the work on a firm
ance of this new agrito
the schools and the
;hould urge all patrons
women?to come out
in the meetings.
*
IcAdoo, Ensign.
Jan. 4.?William G.
son of the secretary of
was commissioned an
navy here today.
h
CO.
^LE
we have
must be
handise,
OF
DRESSES
. . . 69c and 85c
RESSES
*ses of Ginghams !
.... 25c and 50c j
:k Velvet Coatees ?
25c Each
insisting of Silks, I
Dries at 1-4 value |
id CHILDREN'S
II ILIlRRX'S HOSK.
eavy Ribbed in all
aizes 15c l
u a ran toed Hose for
Roys and Misses
10c Pair
itra Heavy Hose for
Roys and Girls, best
dye. . . . 25c Pair
fants' Fine Lisle
Hose, black and
white . . . ,15c Pair
I) CAPS
P Warm (rarmonto
? .. ?IIVII to
uile.
YARN
farn for knitting
large size hanks,
<5c, 95c and $1.10 g
table for Ladies' %
25c, 30c and 40c
AL
to close at $2.95
Hats, best styles, h
.. . 98c and $1.25 |
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