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,, (I FRIDAY, APRIJ, 1918. 81 * BUSINESS NOTICES * . BUY THAT BOY or that hand a ~ Bicycle. You will find it cheaper than letting them ride your stock ^ just when you need your horse or mule, and let him pay while he ridee. J. B. Mackorell. 43-tf. DB. W. 8. HOLLY, Veterinary Phy- T M nlxlon Qi?i>?a. 1 t\ ??_? ^ ?iv.nuy uui 5UUII AUU UCUIIDI, UlUUQ at Oregory, Heod Live Stock Co. stables. Residence Phone 185; ? Office Phone 226. g NOTICE?Jack service at W. C. Hough's farm, about one mile north of the town of Lancaster. Terms: Cash down, $7.00, balance of $13.00 due whon mare Is with fold by my Jack and payable at folding time. Please bring mare to this place as near 12 o'clock ^ m. as convenient or late In the evening. W. C. Hough, O., II feell. 47-4t. EARLY JERHEY WAKEFIELD and Early Flat Dutch Cubbage Plants ^ now ready. Plant and then nlant El Borac more. You can not have too J< ^ many. J. B. Mackorell. 43-tf. K Itring Your Jug and get one gallon '0 of good molasses for 50 centB at A . Bennett-Terry Co. 50-2t. bi ' 7A AT THE I r STAR | The Home of the Beat Pictures I 01 TODAY? I e: William Fox Presents | TOM MIX | p "Six Shooter Andy." S'tl 15 Cents 10 Cents I 1 SATURDAY? ^ WILLIAM DUNCAN and P CAROL HOLLOW AY > Seventh Episode ? 'The Fighting Trail." 9 j Also (g Good Comedy and Current I Events. I 15 Cents 10 Cents g j MONDAY? j| J. Stuart Blackton Presents Louise Huff, Theodore Rob- p erts, Jack Mulhall and H James Cruze |$ "Wild Youth." 1 Also |1 Hearst Pathe News. ? 15 Cents 10 Cents n |j A Billion I -sisuranc In The Federal Reserve Bai Ec likened to a vast billion do j fund which we and 7,600 ot E j all times to give us the cu * ] need to stand back of us in E j and to enable us to give bet | ] service in many ways. i] v I Eve**v one of our depos h ? . jj witnuut Hiiy uucnuonai cos protection and benefits of t I J II If you would like to have b;.ck you, come in and de $ u? i ? ij The First Nal a'""' LANCASTER '< . : V rRAYF ?>?PIk strayed from my home on Midway Sunday. White and blark spotted, six weeks old. Reward for return. Ren Starnes. RO-lt. * OW IS THK TIME to clean up? make your home beautiful and buy Liberty Bonds. Bennett- ' Terry Co. has the paint, varnish 1 and alabastlne. f>0-2t. 4 i WKNTY BUSHELS Lippard's prolific seed corn to 3ell yet. Bennett Terry Co. 50-2t. l tJMMONS AND COMPLAINT 1 STATJfS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ' County of Lancaster. Court tf Conunon Pleas. i Joseph Stinson, Plaintiff, against ary M. Lazenby, R. B. Mackey, ndministrator of the estate of Luther C. Lazenby. deceased, and '( otherr. To the non-resident defendants 'm. C. Lazenby. Robert R. Lazenhy, * dward J. Lazenby. Irene Lazenby, ?nnie Lazenby. H. Lowry Lanzenby, ugene Lazenby, yEdgar Lazenby, obert Lazenby, Jr.. George LazenLela Lazenby. Mollie, Falls, Eva nderson. Alma Hicks. Nellie Hub*rd. he.r-at-law of Luther C. Lasnby, deceased: You are hereby summoned and reuired to answer the Complaint In lis action, a copy of which is here-I ith filed In the office of the Clerk of ourt of Common Pleas, and to ' ;rve a copy of your answer to said omplaint on the subscriber at his fflce in Lancaster, S. C., within vonty days after the service hereof, I cclusive of the day of such service; j nd if you fail to answer the Com- j laint within the time aforesaid, the ' laintiff in this action will apply to \ le court for the relief demanded in i le Complaint. Date, Lancaster, S. C., April 2, 918. HARRY HINDS, Plaintiff's Attorney. AUL MOORE, C. C. C. L. C.? (Seal.) 60?Once a week for 3 weeks. ran i Dollar [| e Fund [j [s nking System may be i j >llar m?tual insurance [ | her banks maintain at ! 1 C j irrency our depositors [ j time of ftnacial stress [ J ter and safer banking I J II ? itors, large or small, r ] t, participates in the I . his great system. r 1 1 ' this nation-wide fund v ] posit your funds with I ? 1 ip ional Bank |i , s. C. 11 I* A I THE LANCASTER NE1 SOCIAL NEWS By MISS GLADYS M. JONES. 'Phone 44. To Give KHvor Tn. The ladies of the Eirst Baptist 1 church will give a sliver tea at the I homo nf Mro I U rn** 1 ? W. ....a. v* 4ft. M. |in *ci i UfWUrty | afternoon, April 16, from live to jeven o'clock. ?o? Mrs. Doster Entertains. Mrs. Thos. Doster delightfully entertained tlie Chesterfield Avenue Rook club In honor of Mrs. E. H. Henderson, of Bamberg, at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. 'R. C. McManus. Three tables of players participated on this occasion, and many interesting games of rook were enjoyed. A dainty ice course was served. Entertain the Delegates. The ladies of the Presbyterian fhurch are entertaining in honor of the delegates who n?-e attending the meeting of the Presbyterial this evening at the home of Mrs. R. IS. Wylle. The guests are Miss Nell Sprunt. Presbyterial missionary from China, Miss Jnnio McDonald, of Plnckstock. Miss Mnrv Whito n? * *"' i Gillespie, Mtb. B. N. Moore. Mrs. M. L. Carroll. Miss Maggie Gist, Miss Lessie Wltherspoon, Miss Fannie Wardlaw, Mrs. S. N. McNeal, Mrs. J. H. O'Leary. Mrs. W. H. Herndon, of York; Mesdames J. S. Bryson, Jackson, M. L. Smith, and J. A. Page of Clover; Mesdames Julia Marquis, A. Darhv 8"d J. A. Barber of Chester; Mesdames Henry Halle. T. V. DeVane, B. Rngin, R. C. Jones a id Miss Clara Johnson, ol Liberty Ilill; Mesdames Bob Boyd and J. S. McKeown, of Cornwell; Mesdames Jas. White, R. Z. Thomas. B*>7'1 Matthews, W. B. Meredith. V. 11. MeFadden, Ben Mnssey. Tbos. Barron. R. S. Poag, J. H. Millen, 1). L. McDonald, W. A. Fcw.ell, J. K. Roach, and Miss Kittle Dunlap, of Rock Hill, and Mrs. I. R. Hayes, of Kershaw. Harvey Witherspoon spent Monday auu i utuuay in unarioite. P. G. McCorkle, of York, was a business visitor here this week. Mrs. \V. C. Ellis, of Heath Springs, spent Thursday in town shopping. ?o? Col. and Mrs. Leroy Springs returned home Thursday from NewYork. ?o? Misses Maude and Bessie Bennett visited relatives in Heath Springs this week. Miss |Ellen Manshlp, of Ilartsville, is the guest of Miss Mary Dunnon Witherspoon. ?o? Capt. Robt. Craig, of Camp Sevier, Greenville, is spending a few days with his family. ?r>? Mrs. Chas. Funderburk and children. of Hartsville, are visiting her tmivuta, 1111. una mrs. w. 15. L'Ulp. ?o Miss Eileen Floyd and Mrs. Jno. Truesdale. of Kershaw, apent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. Albert Blakeney. ?o? Misses Thelma Bethea and Nellie Rogers, of Wlnthrop college, spent the week-end with Mlsa Maybelle McLaurln. Miss Louise Wylie left for Charlotte today to meet her sister, Miss I Catherine Wylie, who is returning I home from Chatham, Va., for a fewII days. Miss Janle McDonald, of Blaclcstock, and Miss Mary White, of York, are the guests of Mrs. A. C. I farnes, attending the meeting of the Presbyterial. Mr. Iloyce to Preach. Rev. W. W. Boyce will preach at Shiloh tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. Frank Hunter Married. A marlage of Interest to many rriends in this county and eleswhere in the State was solemnized at Fort Mill Monday night, when Mrs. Effle Thompson became the bride of Frank Hunter, of this city, the officiating minister being Rev. R. K. Timmons, pastor of the Fort Mill Presbyterian church. Quay D. Hood, of this city, was the best man. Immediately afhpr thft PArfiniAnv Mr on/1 M? ii..? I . ? www w* mi i uiiu i?i in# n nil" ler motored to Charlotte where they took a train for Washington and other northern cities After their return to this city they will reside at (ho residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hunter, on Barr street. Mr. Hunter s assistant postmaster hero and is a roung man greatly liked and esteemed. His bride, who is a very popular and attractive young woman will be welcomed to Lancaster. WS, LANCASTER S. C. NEWS ABOUT TOWN Now Drug Storo. A now drug store has been opened by Dr. Eugene Funderburk on Midway under the firm name of Midway Pharmacy. Dr. Funderburk. who Is a registered pharmacist, is In charge. Hcliool Meeting April 20. The school meeting of the Lancaster riistrlft will > ?'J ? *? "" .w .. (it uk; UOIU uii /\prn zu,| at six o'clock, p. m., at the court house, instead of April 19, as first advertised. flunks Closed Wednesday. Local banks were closed Wednesday on account of the meeting of the fifth district bankers association held at Flock Hill, which was attend-; ed by representatives from the Lancaster banks. At Fennel Infirmary. Private Ernest 1). Barton, who is stationed at Camp Sevier, Greenville, was at his home in Lancaster recently on furlough and accompanied his wife to the Fennel infirmary at llock Hill, where she underwent = an operation and is improving rap- 1 {*11.. uijr. O , Organize I), of A. Council. The organization of n state council, Daughters of America, was perfected here "Wednesday night. Va- ' rious representatives of subordinate councils were present and participated in the organization and election of officers. Mrs. Annie N. Kllis, ' national councillor, of Virginia; Mro. Swen, of Washington, !). C., ' vice councillor, and Albe't S. Bos- 1 song, secretary of the insurance department of Cinclnrati, were present and assisted in the work. ?o Wilt llr'ni; Iliick Autos. A party consisting of Jack Greg- ( ory, Douglas P'yler, Shala Mobley, 1 Will Strait, Fred Still, David Crockett, Ross Rutledge and Wessinger, ! left the city Wednesday night for < Flint, Mich., to drive back automo- 1 biles for a local dealer. I < y | I I A Mi Ii/cuii ? Viina I U V BRASSIERES Special showing of New Spring Models I* mm*, 71x1, 91.00 nn<l <1^/ $1.50. 1^1 C Women's Sprini at $8.50, $13.50, ai A SPECIAL OFFER These coats are of r.pb srrart styles, hicrh class work'1 Ol.ipi.<.oi<.vo nit c..ii joi H We also show styles for gM years. I MODAR1 g ?-? LAJKSfcli The Moaan rront L.aced is tially a figure shaping garmei is beautifully and symmetrica signed. It is so constructed tl peated laundering does not aflfc shape, nor will the metal part; Modart prices are most moc I All the new spring models ar being shown at rfkrfc p- A /ft m /ft f ? a | ;M.dU, H $5, and $ I Women' $ We have just received 8 Colors are Turquoise, TV I Rose. Special Tested Bucl side by side with Mr. C. H. Noblin, Forest, Miss., si Hulls exclusively. He experimented style hulls and Buckeye Hulls side comparison that his cows fed on E than the cows fed on old style hulls. nun mm RUCK W COTTONS X/ Mill 1UNTUU should give these results. They a; worthless lint to clog the digestive ti of food difficult. They mix uniforn feed. They are free of trash and art eye Hulls as Mr. Noblin did and yi And remember, they cost you very n hulls. To secure the best results end to develop thoroughly twelve hours before ft* wetting them down night end morning for this csnnot be done, wet down at least feed the hulls dry, use only half as much Book of Mixed, Gives the right formula for every combinati how much to feed for maintenance, for milk Buckeye Hull* and gives direcUons for usi copy to nearest mill. Dept. k The Buckeye Co Atlanta Augusta Birmingham Charlotte Greenwood . LANCASTER SALES GOING TOWARD TOP 1 i (Continued from Page 1.) Lion of the national campaign. A fine appeal for service was made ] >y Mr. Kavanaugh, he is working in . Washington for a dollar a year as an idvisor to Mr. Vanderllp. In private life he is an active director of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company. Each of the Metropolitan agents throughout the United States have been instructed to sell $5,000 worth of the war savings stamps. The directors discussed the plans for increasing the sales. An active campaign is to be continued among the negroes. The sense of the meeting was that suuiu v aroiin.i must not rail in the campaign. The message for savings, it was decided, mu3t be carried to every citizen in the State. It was CASTE^EADINGSTC )binson-Qoi Company irtling Sales 1 >ak April Recor n AFTERNOON I i loats D In White, Flesh, I rrs ?'ian? with deep lU $17.50 and Beadcd w?i INF. nr t ^ai, | ' Womci rt*-* ill ot I I lu j> tuUO, | | it.Mj ^>1 > tOII t girls 12 to 16 | | Bi d Grey ar 6.50 s Fine Silk another shipment of Silk Sv kin, Bisque, Black, Grey, W $4.98, $?50, $ "I PAGE FTVB 1 zeye Hulls old style hulls tates that he is using Buckeye I in the beginning by using old by side, and found by actual tuckeye Hulls gave more milk There are several reasons why Ml ^YIls k IS re all roughage. There is no ract and make the assimilation lly and thoroughly with other : unusually clean. Test Buckou will have the same results, luch less per ton than old style the ensilage odor, wet the hulls sding. It is easy to do this by the next feeding. If at any time thirty minutes. If you prefer to i by bulk as of old style hulls. Feeds Free on of feeds used in the South. Tells , for fattening, for work. Describes ng them properly. Send for your tton Oil Co. D*pt. K | j lackton Utile Rock Macoo Memphlt Mora brought out that the campaign will have been worth while it' a greater irtny of savers can be created. The work that is being done at State headquarters was gone carefully over in Charleston Monday at a conference between Mr. Rea, Mr. Sparks, Mr. Marx and Mr. Kavanaugh.. The federal officials left in the afternoon for Savannah to confer with the Georgia county agents. There Is more Catarrh In this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and for years tt was supposed to be incurable Doctors prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it Incurable. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly influenced by constitutional conditions and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is a constitutional remedy. Is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. One Hundred Dollars re wura is onered Tor any case that Hall's Catarrh Medicine falls to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Fills for constipation. ? I- I ,RE I WOMEN'S 1 I 1 UNDERSKIRTS I IBB We offer unusual 0 values in Women's Eg Underskirts. He Fine Mercerized Skirts 0$ Black, White and Colors, 1(H<', S1.50 and W* g| [ TafTetta Mess&line and || Jersey Skirts, novelty styles and colors; also jiaj I Black, $3.25, $4.50 B j mm ^ ROCKS OF GEORGETTE CREPE METOR % Grey, Navy Black and Bel- < *> tucks in skirt, Bell Sleeves |3 its $18.00 and $22.50 [jv SPECIAL. *1 n\s Silk Faille Dresses, t r tailored or <?mt?ro?d#*rod rj rimmed. Colors iNavy |9 id Tan. 7 MILLINERY | Alter the Easter rush |R we are showing a large & collection of New Shapes ||g - and Pattern Hats that a .v. d'To.rent, as they are || advance models. Hats || suitable for every occasion in Straws, Satin, S Georgette. M $3.50,:$5.50 | ?7CA?-J4'1A i 1"-HidllUipiU | weaters I ^eaters that go on sale. 8 hite, Purple, Kelly and || 18.75. $12.50 and $15.00 1