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r * j TUESDAY. AUGUST 6, 1918 ' [77 THE NEWS ABOUT Birth. pc'gn, u u Born to Mr. and Mrs. George C. said that th Carnes, August 6, 1918, a son. tije of the ' ?o- had when I Safe Overseas. pjan Contai Mr. ihd Mrs. C. P. Stolt have rf- nation tha ceived I eard from their son, W. W. anj future Stoll, sating that he had Triv^dflihabits that \ safely (Verseas. ' ?... ??suil OI 1:11s b <* New Mope Cemetery. >-(['. To Entei All iterestad In New Hope cafme- John L. 1 tery w 1 please meet there Thu^day the Bank o mornig for the purpose of clean- pight for V ing oflthe grounds. branch of tl F|e Department Called Out. Death ol Thtflre department was called out Mr9. s. I Frida at 12:15 o'clock to the home rural carrlei f. .* ol -Vs. M.I R. McCardell -on Gay carter, died etree* a defective flue being the section of 1 ' meat of setting fire to the wall In funeral ser> the kitchen. The daufage was Rev. Mr. M sllgl* ' ment was 1 1 ??? church. Benefit Recital". Hyt Cook, of Kershaw, assisted j by (number of Lancaster musicians, andMlss Leila GregorV, expression J art!, will give a recital at the home MaHter 0 of !" and Mrs. R. E. Wylle Friday f , .. eveng, August 9th, 9 to 11 o'clock. Mr &nd Lilxry benefit. Silver offering. The weck.er io " ?" )>i?f ? vviuiqii; UKllCU. i >0 W riltennvitatlons will be issued. ? Miss Hern r? the liadlps of lamca-stcr. * 11 " lii are Invited and urged to be ^|>s ri.u] prent at the Home Demonstrations jew ,j.ivs w giv by the county agents at the schl building Thursday, August 8- John Fail r vhtprogram for the morning will , ,, " ? " 10 ?? '*? -??' " = ? ITpalu Ttuafternoon program will last Jro3 until 5:30. Misses Neely and ^rs j{ Mdirray will have with them two )f cheraw sta agents, Mrs. Dora D. Walker. wjtj1 jj,. an ' spdlty in canning and preserving. MijBlizabeth Forney, expert in cot- (.oJ . taipheese making, and* Miss Selma returned to Fash, demonstration agent of Ker- ^^ite Snip] phi county. A special program hnieen arranged for the ladies of ^ , Iauster In regard to conservation (or(Mj (() ofigar and wheat substitutes. ^jr ^ravt>n' Sh your appreciation by attending praVRn ()f -thtneeting. Tr'yon Stree frrulting OftVcer to lie Here. Mesdnmes ncaster will be visited by a Beckham an m#er of the army recruiting party as hostesses of s district on the 19th and 20thlter, U. D. ( of is month, it having been an- the home o rnred by the headquarters station Springs, invannah that Corporal Albert E. Iltl, who is in charge of the re- Relatives cnig station in Rock Hill, will a card vest cass this town and section on . arrival in F tli dates. The young men of thoi Y connitv not within flie ilrnft nppul \?r vhre interested in doing their: from a vistl patic duty by helping America! wie great war for democracy and | Misses M hitity will have opportunity to livla Taylor lntew Corporal Belvlll during his where they ptaere, gain information and. if i thiesire, volunteer for service in Mrs. R. prranrh of the service they pre- Allison arri foiiecause of the fact that a spending soi go number of men eligible for mly service still remain at home Miss Mar it xpected that Corporal Relvill spent the w wi? a good business while he is Jones. Jr. he From Lancaster Corporal Bel-j vill return to Rock Hill. On the Misses Su 26' she Uionih be w.li visit York and Lillian lot same purpose that he is to have left fo visincaster. they will p * '.,0. ?f-? goods for t Some Comparisons, t one has attempted to esti- Miss Hut mae size of the tusk of raising fer Blacksb twlion dollars of War Savings j relatives. Htaasks how much is a billion,', answers it by saying that there Miss Alb< hiijen only one billion and eleven been visitin hid minutes since the birth of turned horn Oh Another person ha'- said! tha railroad train should be one| Mrs. J. ; sedate for every dollar that the for Wright? Wivings campaign Is asked to rakat it would be sixty-four Lee I'ortf yeehind Its schedule. In addi- in Oreer. i tiothis information as regards After a sho tht of tfre War Savings cam- his mother i ' = o Our Subsc Fter this issue many names will he jing list?those who are in arrears in e have tried to reach all of these thr tailing notices and take it for Kran1 not paid up do not wish the paper ess. is not a question of extending cred re perfectly willing to do that, but us to send the paper only to bonaf bribers, in order to save print paper. . 4 L v * THE LANCAS v Miss Iva Nesbit is visiti TOWN c- _D_ Miss Margaret Lenoir oted public speaker has ed from a ten days visit e bigness of the possibili- rents in Camden. War Savings idea may be ?o? It is considered that the Miss Mary Hood spent ns the salvation of tire end in Charlotte, t the nation's present ?o? safety lies in the savings Miss Francis Massey, of will be created as a re- spent Sunday with Mr. campaign. Hugh Coffee. Government Service. Mr an(> Mt8< Jark peri I'oag, assistant cashier of daughters, of Florida, are f Lancaster, left Sundav *.? ui una. narry tunes, fashington to enter some ?0? he war service. Admiral John Hilltard, ? S. navy, is here on a vis ' Mrs. S. It. Williams. tlves. it. Williams, wife of the ?o? r on Route 5 out of Ran- The many friends of at her home in the Creek Revln Funderburk, of the the county Friday. The chanics. will be glad to kn dees were held Saturday, jjas arrived safely oversei [anley officiating. Inter- ?o? In the cemetery at Zlon rr r. c. Brown left T1 Camp VVadsworth to take ? ties in the medical corps. PBRSONALA. Misses Caroline and Jo ter motored today to B< C. Blackmon is quite 111 to visit Miss Ora Huckab Mrs. G. M. Plyler spent William Greene William ul at Cheraw. transferred from Camp ?o? Camp Gordon. Ga. lice Davis left Sunday for * Ray in New York. ltROWN SIMPSON IS id N. Sapp is spending a KILLED 15^ A ith freinds in Rock Hill. (Continued From Paj ?o? e. of Camp Greene. Cha. ~jppe)l out his pisto, am Sunday at the home or fo (,ea(h Thp tWQ ,)Qy8 here- years of age, are held as i ? Sheriff Hunter went to ***** and C- R- l'aney- as soon as news of the n are spending a few days ponimun|pated to hini a. d Mrs. G^M. Plyler. tmA m t() Lancaster h Allen who said he was o Mrs. Leroy Springs have (o gurren(ler the city from a visit to Simpson hesldes his * lur Springs. West Va. chndren Mrs. Geo. B. Craven mo- An quarrel betwee larlotte Sunday to hear Rroeg ,g gald to haye ,pd s brother. Rev. J. B-. Lenoir, N. C? preach at!1"* in t,,P s,ore of J A 11 t Methodist church. | Company at Heath Spring [afternoon of Andrew VVat I Tom Bennett. Martin Hilton- A year or so ; d Jennie Hughes will act M,ot Watts and a few da i to the Lancaster chap- j negroes exchanged sli V Thursday afternoon at1 when Watts is said to hav f Mrs. Hughes at Heath ,on'8 mu,e in ,h? killed with a pistol. 0 Hilton was promptly a of Fred Adams received ^',0 authorities at Heath S erday telliug of h's safe sheriff notified. He ranee. placed in jail in this city. T. Gregory has returned J" All Wholesale and lletj to Charleston. I The sugar situation is ?o? I The Food Administration [ary Caruthers and Mo-, upon your patriotic co-oj left today for Hock Hill tide over the the situatin: will spend a short while. The Food Administrath ?o? led that the supply of sugi B. Allison and Barnwell for the United States won ved home Monday after hundred thousand (.100.( me time at Hillsville, Va. the supply actually fell -i? these figures by a large ni garet Taylor, of Camden, result is that there is r eek-end with Mrs. Ira B.! sugar to supply the coun basis *?f the first allotment o the allotment for August die Neely, Rernlce Davis, further reduced. anil Louise Hobinsnn j It is sternly necessary r nothern markets where i toilers to supervise the sa urchase fall and winter and prevent those who i heir respective firms. and unpatriotic front ohta ?o? than their fair share. Tl h Mackey left Saturday vice to accomplish this is urg where she will visit j record of all sugar sales. i <11 mm i up,? ui iii?' recorti ?o? the oopy to the County FY -rta Williamson, who has istrator. lie ran, theref g In Westminster, has re- on those who are buying e. two pounds per person | ?o? This record of sugar sales VI. Madrh left last week e.uired of all retailers ?vi|le beach. Carolina. ?1?? See that an equal dist >r. who has been working sugar is made to your rv s visiting relatives here Wholesalers should fur rt visit here he will Join to retailers in original at Wilmington, N. C. where possible. No new wholesalers starting to ha after July 1st will he giv or certificates. Wholesal not give sugar to retailer of normal requirements, f t ideates are presented, wholesalers should imme tify the State Admin 1stra With reference to should he spread in eve way that fruit can he wi dropped from our without sugar. The sug added at time of consum l their subscription. formation on this can h from the Department of J ouffh the paper and . ^ ? Washington, D. C. uj *u ? * u ...i hi- ? ucu tu?t tuusrc v\ iiii i nt- prom on su^ar win i i A ? watched and'the retail pi continued to ?*<^ V Ao, ?ce,d ??? , p? * where the fraotlorw>f a. v<*lved.|$ {J *1 it to our patrons? sh]?h of sugar should* the government re- wo^poun'da at on# aaie to who lives In town, and ide, paid-in-advance exce?4 five poundn to a cu Uvea In the country. Th< * of sugar Is two pounds . per month This change 'v\ v L ' 0 ' ^1. l.;'dUSl - . nTER news, Lancaster. s. c, ng in Kod- sary o naecount of the shortage of *fj -fiffiSfi! For canning purposes do not sell * |r ' has return- more than twenty-five (25) pounds ] to her pa- to a householder on Home Canner's ~ 1 W [Sugar Certificates, and if more is m needed, require the written perniis- LI M the week- sion of your County Food Adminis- ? trator. jJ == j For the vast majority of the re- - J itock Hill, tailers the above will be patriotically , . ] Q und ^lrs.! followed; the unpatriotic few who J |3UD] violate the sugar regulations will in j I I -. . J cur the sternest penalties the Food L" ry and two Administrator can inflict. ' C \ the guests? The issue of Sugar Certificates will 1 I be reduced for August, and are now' -1 llllllllll being sent out. I I of the U. | J. H. Witherspoon, ^ i lit to rela Food Administrator for Lancaster I ffi I 1 [County. ( i Lancaster, S. C\, July 29,1918. 2 \\ Corporal * 31 i .. . , M.toi Me- + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Sj ,>V l,Ul ow that he TAX AH AW. ! |3l|tliem as * + * ** + + LC which Taxahaw, S. C.. Aug. 5.?As I if . mrsday far haven't seen an> news in your paper [ ^1?11C1 up his du-|from this little village in some time, ff 2 agl'ic'll will try and write a few lines. y ] We have been having plenty of 1 V e Lee Por- rain, which was greatly needed, and * ... jnnettsville tlie crops certainly have been bene- L - Willi 1 ee. fitted. | - with I 1 Dr. W." J. Perry, of Chesterfield, [ wild* i is has been was a business visitor here the latter r J Sevier to part of the week. a ] Wtllltc One of the most enjoyable occas-1 ij ions of the season was a party given ( ~ ?j |by Miss Ola Lowry on Thursday ! \FCRO evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs |?" m mm* 1 Jno. A. McManus. Four tables of jbj * ge j j | rook were enjoyed, after which a gu very ?lainty ice course was served. 31 1 shot him i About 25 of Taxahaw's younger set 9? 17 and 18 enjoyed the occasion. C'llAS. iccessories. Jack R. Massey and Miss LC 1 the scene Deenie Hilton. of Kershaw, were |flurder was married Thursday evening by the ad on the K??v. W. F. Sutton. _stl_ e overtook Messrs. Ruckhanon Knight and H_r"j?r?ri f*i in liis way George Ryrd motored to Lancaster Idi II *' , on l)\isiness Friday. ife, leaves C. Cook, of Camp Wadsworth. the first of the HHR ; I n two ne- ^'r- 11 W Miller, of Hickory. N ^ to the kill-f',as accepted the principalship of % Iridges and.Gie Taxahaw school, assisted by Miss s Saturday Mary Cook. A ts by Jack ! Mrs. W. L. Morgan and little son. P igo Hilton of Charlotte, are visiting at the home k ys ago the,of Capt. F. M Lowry. | | "^Tlv ots again i Prof. W. F. Sutton has boon elect-1 0 shot Hil-Ief' principal of the Charlesbon ' Miss Pattie Ferrell, of Monroe, irrested bv waa guest of Miss Ola Howry the Iprings and la,,,'r I??>"? of the week. i r. Hon J. C. Massev. of Kershaw, I Ol' Rr'cr Rat. , , i- i I F?'r mighty skv was h?-re on a short visit Friday ji4 kin. roun? v . I morning. 1 goin' on, 'cause i Mr. Perrv Thompson who iias or goln'ter look til <flood's. enn> body fo 1 ! been sick for some time, wont to the bavin* ter snv< U,< Fennell infirmary at Hock Hill Mon- folks 11 kind-r tnust relv wheat flour fer < t i < hi tn made outon di Mr. J. A. McManus has opened the flour. Hat wise n. i . i to win de war >n estlmat- school. aojor boys dat'f Messrs. J. H. Massey and Kerniit Dat's w'at's taki ir for .lul\ fjrerorv have joined tlie 1*. S. N'. R., Ill l>e three , ,. . . . , and Mr Massey received liis not i limn i tons; ... 1 . .. . shop Km cation to report at the navy yard 1 short of Saturday. Our store do? largin The, Mr R p Fjij^ ^ a<.rppte(l a po. give our emploj u>t ? nouuh jjon with the Thompson Co. 'to '<>n "u Master Gary Thompson had the made and MJi^fortune of having an arm broken + < 1 must ')e,while playing with some of his school mates Tuesday. He is under the * BUSINES care of Drs. Turner and Gregory, of + le of sugar Korshaw< ?. * are greed\ \|r F p Knight motored to Jefining '""re fprson FH?ay on busineaa. >,H will le best de-, Mj. n Hp)k wag & visitor bpro again next .. a Monday. l? buy Wftr mi Tniuin<r -? ? ? ,. , , Gregory-Hood ma King a Lieut. George M. Faile has been , anil send transferred from Camp Jackson to >od Admin- panip Tavlor, Louisville, K. Y. " . ,, ~ ore. check ? r,KK S*LK?A rrLn,?: $io# Reward. $io# r. 1!,.?u.,l * r rrlonr"-j The readers of this paper will b? will he re- pleased to learn that there Is at least lion. ( ash on I , Q?lt?r. one dreaded disease that science has in noum been able to cure in all Its stapes and that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly ? ? f Influenced by constitutional conditions ... vr,.h \t,^i rihution of requlre8 constitutional treatment. Hall's N*A\1hl> Mea! istomers. Catarrh Medicine is taken Internally and Mr Farmer 1 . . acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur- . . .. . nish sugar faces of the System thereby destroying and hull sack, niiclrn'oa the foundation of the (Urease, giving the ,.lts . ? packages paUen| Btrength by building up the con- l" ttul* ' jobbers or stirutlon and assisting nature in doing it? can also use ? work. The proprietors have so much , ndle sugar f8ith In the ouiatlvt powers of Hall's sacks. All O. en licenses Catarrh Medicine that they ofTer Ot;- from |U)ies. Hundred Dollars for any raa# that It faMs ers should ro cure Send for list of testimonials. Co. ? in ovcess Address F. J. CHF.NF.T A CO . To|e.'<:, s in excess Qbj0. Sold by all Druggist. V,' ven if cer- HEMSTITCH IXC but such1 collars, cuffs, t WAR RAGES in FRANCE - - J * customer ? .. *> SK.\I< HI should not ThrycnaiKX yni^T om^ Jar topB. rut fKl/rr<1 rv^M 1 f+ti'+S on/y o . ^ i o < stomer who food at tb? FEBD m^tnt der; i and .f e allowance tim* THEM Lith *? th*m price. All ol per person year's prices i was nece- MMiwaiMUitainnta J- R. Mackori ' .V - jtfUl a.ccmwjt ^'*^S!Slljl!HtB!!H^Kt^^ ^ V>~ " V PAGE FIVE % Lf-LJr-1 r? ?-i ft ri r-f ri ri pi pi r?i r?? r? r? ri pi ri H^-CI 1 JIJU ijiiy.jmji.'iijijijijiJ in o ij o in 'Ui| J Jfoaj^JVIoneg ji I porting the Government? |! ' t this critical period in our history our j | acturers are offering their mills, and * ] >ung men are offering their services to g 1 uited States Government. I J ould you like to do your share and help ( I ttiiwr vour monev where it. will ciir-krk/*??t rtl .. . - w Federal Reserve Banking System, * the government has established to J | back of our eommerce, industry and 1 lture? 11 ou can do this by opening an account | ] is, as a part of every dollar deposited | J is goes directly into the new system i jj it will always be ready for vou \yjfren j j . , 1 ? First National Bank $ r 3 LANCASTER, S. C. ffi I). JONES, President, I M. CHOXTOX, Vice President and Cashier, * . | IRA It. JONES, Jr., Assistant Cashier. j j ? For Mauistrato. H I hereby announce myself a can didate for re-election to the office of JP H niajxisti-..:e in Cedar Creek TowniB|H i H ship, subject to the rules of the Denr-^ ) ^JH tic party. SIH555 James T. Baker. I l-'or Magistrate. N 11* hereby announce myself a ean1 I didate for magistrate of Gill Creek I iX' -<1 Township, subject to the rules of the ^ K Democratic primary election. * J 1 !! enry M. Culp. - V?state Senate. l?lt better make his- . i>rro en not k? pro- 1 am a candidate for the st^te W char dere'a cookin" senate, subject to the rules of tfie"" K. mlBhty'pood^to1 mns' Democratic primary. ., ^3j ontr "count er f Iks R. M. PottB. ' ! on meat. "Sides have *or save de b somp'ny en eut bread , is yero "substitute" tffSH * "? ol" owl done snv dat iDfflnl ?5-<\ v 1 . you Rot tor feed de J , \ \ JWM de fi^htm". k ^ ^ ^ *><"V o'clock to ^ ^ ^ IS NOTICES ^ iturday, August 10, * lies. ng them I.ive Stock Co. s:'~ -' Q rp A rj long I lutomobile and JB L'o per cent reduey. Men net t -Terry Co. "M^!*M^Sg ^ ^ 8:*"8t- j TODAY ? ? ^ ;~7 * JACK IMCKFORD ' *l.L' and Hull Sacks. | , ? bring us your meal ' ?In--?*^ { We will give you "A M1I<E A MINUT?X * X" iece lor them. We j - your oat and feed * ents 10 C^itJM . them must be free V ' Lancaster Cotton Oil TOMORROW 8,J 18t ETHEL CLAYTON ? SHIItT WAISTS, ?ln? etc., on short notice. "JOI'R YFYS END." i specialty. Medal Also [lesign. Work done id 15 cents per yard; llearst 1'atlie News. 12 1-2 cents. Krn- ,5 ronts 10 Cents . Chester, S. C. 81-9 i ASTER PEOPLE To THURSDAY ^ h Old lluford is now To He Xnnounceil loiter! ' I Hotel, Charlotte, COMING 1 een thoroughly renopainted and newly Monday, August 12th, Marlatea $1.00 and $1 :>0 guerite Clark, In ''Rich Man, R. Clements. Manavry, Chief Clerk. P,H>* Mrtn" 81-1 Jt. Monday, August Ifttli, l>ougil lT JARS, all size* 1hs Fairhftnk". in ' H,ad ,n >bera and fruit pow- I South." 8 pound nana at the old 1 (^?Kf> Wttlsh In "The Kid I f theae are at last I I loot u they loot. | " CK-yer." | , 1 .'?v ; ' vw;