The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 26, 1918, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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UstablUhiHl 1852.
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Published Tuesday iu.d Friday movement for tru
b i 1 Hb
LANCASTER NEWS COMPANY. spending your nione
*4>lu'aNteri chants and business I
GKOHUE BULLA CRAVEN taxes that ^ive you j
Editor and Manager schools. There is i
that point. When
The News is not responsible for the
lews of Correspondents. Short and '?wn "? y?ur s*10
rational articles on topics of genera! along some money
...111 V.A ?!?/!!?? HA/tal IIA/1
ajliiui oai w ui uo feiuui j iuvci* vu. i i ;
comes back and wlii
SUUSC'ltll'TlON 1'ltlCE: ed over" every little
Cash in Advance. beneficial to your co
'One Year $2.00 spent in your town
Six Mouths 1.00
town again and a?
Entered as Second Class Mattel ually the probabtli
October 7, 10 05, at the l'ostotlice at come to yoll
Lancaster, S. C., under act of Congress
of March 3, lo7 0. Lancaster, like m.
has not all the thing
11 ES1)A\, NO\ . -(), 1918. an extent the nierch
^ eible for the sending
v many articles, but 1.
^"tost 8ina 11 towns, li
t&B M class stores, stores 1
credit to towns tin
m ' * these stores carry
y Country 'Tib of Thee, Sweat Land
of Liberty." goods as a demand
? When you send out
KOIjIi-CAI/li. article without first
The Red Cross is planing a drive jt i3 carried in stool
for membership next month, Decern- merchants, you fail t
l>er lfi to 23. when the effort to en- benoflt of tho know!
list every adult in the country into a demand for that
Ms ranks will he made. It would and, of course, not k
t)e unusual indeed to find every per- a demand for it the
fon agreed upon any given subject, not put it in stock,
even every person in a small terri- some cases it
tory, and much more unusual to find Rend out of town.
?very person in the United States j,anCnster needs a
?greed. The nearest approach to >Jews is not sul
that condition. The News believes od in tj)0 s,.jonro of
was in the war, but there were pari- to Ray whether a st
lists and seditious persons even then, thlg clty WOuld be i
when the fate of world freedom linn.* proposition, but it i
in the balance. Therefore the task W))l,id give emplc
to enlist every adult in the United p,,opi0i a?,i would b<
States as a member of the Red Cross an(l therefore, a hen
is a large one. Few will stand back. ^ town of the siz<
it may be supposed, on the cost-- doubtless would su
only a dollar, and a dollar in these iaun(jry, but that is
days is not considered as having r><air.n tw ???
much influence with the people who business There at
have things for sale. The dollar flooded by Lancaster
makes the member a part of the ma* cas(er had, probabl
chlnery which is aiding the soldiers (ho amount of mo
abroad, their people at home, and from tlie town by i
the distressed anywhere. every- n<)( (>1. (,() nof (jml t)
whcie. There are few but can affo'd P(j |,ere
the cost of membership, and that exThese
are matt erf
ruse, while perhaps sutlicienf in souk- .... . .
heeded becaust ot lb
extreme cases, will be very flim.-y . . ,
caster has no ; ham.
in manv others. , ,
to look after the dev
It costs a lot to live these days; . .
npportunities constat
v hen we think of Mr. McAdoo n it ,
town. Lancaster n?
being able to live on his salary as
of commerce.
secretary of the United States trea And
if Lancaster
nrv, we wonder what is to become it
of commerce perhaj
us, but even in an embarrassed rtneeds
in the way of
uncial condition, we could stanl a
dustr!es now verv
dollar for the Red Cross, and most
disappear. Lancastc
7 eople will find when they take
town and a live cl
stock of themselves that somewhere
-co would And ma
they can find a dollar to pay f
membership, even though it be a *
, . , rITIZKN >1
dollar for which a channel has ul,
,, i The negro who
ready laid out ami its purchai
.... . , Wilson was a great
lay. power measured. Wo may tak'
, ,, . ,, f. , took the railroads a
?ni? view of the Red ( ross: It ha
, , .. owners and cave the
gotten alone for a long, long time
,, , , , law must now think
and has accomplished much on
... ... , . of a job, for the soi
m'ghtv little money. We have gi.ei
, , !y doesn't want th?
it less than we have given other
agencies whoso missions are not 1! 'l,,s 1 ll,,lf*d them ba
together dissimilar, and, in 01 VVilson who v\iil In
mind, the money has boon made t> a ^ a -v aK?'n.
go a long way. In other words, vp -^'r- McAdoo has
have been given a lot for our rotary of the tieasi
money. director-general of t
In the coming drive, the Ited Cross ',s resignation has 1
does not ask for large subscriptions* ^e president. Thi;
it .s merely a campaign to get mem- oame as a surprise
bers of the Red Cross and the mem- ono an,l ^'r McAdc
bership fee happens to he a dollar perhaps the source
Of course, in the aggregate, these prise ?the high cosl
dollars; that is. assuming that every ',as nr,t been receivir
adult in the country becomes a mem keep the ends nn
bor, constitute a large sum that will K'>ing hack to privi
t>e expended for the benefit of hu- to make enough to
manfiy, and it is such a small mar- 'Rt-'s f'?r the family,
ter individually that Tlie News is of The News knows t
mind to say that it will he done. We pie will doubt that v
believe it will. is nevertheless true
It Is ail going to he done in a very as a member of ttc
uhort time one week and is not j not under the law re
going to lie an easy matter, but it railroad director,
Is finite iinlikelv that the irnnl will while his work incr
not be reached. Lancaster county remained the same,
niav well look forward to this cam- could manage to liv
pnign, for Lancaster county will be of a member of the
one of the banner counties as it has haps keep an aut
been in Red Cross work and in other hut there are requ
war causes throughout the struggle, cabinet member tha
THE LANCASTER
VNCASTER. J He must live as a cabinet met
luickest way to, and there are not many things t
levelop one is to bought these days for a dollar,
iter." That's a Citizen McAdoo perhaps will
iding at honi", be in the public eye so much as
y with the mer- retary McAdoo has been, but t
men who pay the has been such a persistent dis
good streets and slon of his probable candidacy
no argument on' the presidency in 19 20 that we h
you go out of ly expect him to drop from pi
iMtiitxr voit <?nvrv viow :i Itnirut har (In hoo irivnn
v?. 1/ | " M.vw0vtuv.. **v? nuo IS * *
which never uable service to the country j
ch is not "turn-'the war began and in the hand
while which isjot' the railroads, in addition to
inmunity. Money other duties as secretary of
is spent in your j treasury, he has proved his cap:
tain and event-; for handling big things. The ?
ties are it will! would hand out to Mr. McAdoo
j quets in profusion, but this need
Dst small town*, be taken as meaning that The >
s one wishes. To is for Mr. McAdoo for the p
ants are respon- dency or against him. He
out of town for never he a candidate. You
ancestor, unlike lots of funny talk in the off y
las several first- ( politically.
hat would be ai
ich larger, and TIIK (JKItMAN PKOl'LK.
generally suchj Recent news from Germany i
1 is found for cates that the populace is in cor
of town for an erably worse condition than
trying to find if been anticipated by the people of
< by your home, allied countries. There were n
0 give them the who did not believe Germany
edge that there whipped when her army started
t certain article, the Rhine and abandoned its d
;no\ving there is, toward l'aris. They are yet str
! merchant does many said, there is going to be
of fighting before the end of the <
is necessary to Nobody knew. It war. all guess
For instance. The truth had not crossed the (
steam laundry, man frontiers for a long period.
Ticiently inform , the autocratic masters and v
washing clothes! they said was law. It now
earn laundry in pears that Germany hung
1 money-ma king I too long, too long after
iloes know that , hope was lost. Starvation, and
ivnient to manyi crimes kindred to that condition
l> a convenience.j threaten the country; the people
efit to the town.I peal for help, appeal to Prosi<
e of Lancaster Wilson, the once enemy of t
ipport a steam! country, to send food, to send f
a matter for d?*. to prevent anarchy.
in that line of What a change can take p
*e other things overnight! A little more than a w
. which, if l.an- ago Americans would have stran
v would reduce Germany and Germany would 1
ney sent away strangled America. Now Ante
>eople who can- is called upon to feed the mouth
ie articles want-jthe hungry in the country it has 1
| fighting. And America will do
that go un- _ _
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M-i* UI rummerco ?
I DADIMi
ieds a chamber! ss K I I mm
1 llV/iillli
had a chamber
is some of the ^ A 1 f .1
cnnimorriiii g A sale of more th;
apparent wouM ^ reduce our large
r Is a very live,
lamber of com-1 EE
ny things to do. EE ? yv
i
IcAIKMl. ?
said President
man because ho zzz I If^j
iwav from their :tt:
m to his son-in- ? ~ ^ .
= 20 very fine Coats m
it wasn't in>n li ??
. ... . = Broadcloth. No coat wc
i-in law evident;
railroads, and pr.ce
ck to President "=~^ve
to give then ^ Ollts ill all the P.C
== Every coat worth $39.")
resigned as se- ==
iry and also as = 18 Coats in desirable
in* railroads and =i and becoming. Eornit
icen accepted byi2S
s aniiounci"in'iil
to almost every-1EE 10 Ladies' Black Coat;
)o'h reasons are! EE Now
of another su> EE
I of living n>IEE Misses' and Children':
. ....... ?- siyies anti sizes to m ev
;",,nR and h" is;= this sale at Xi 13c redui
lie life and tiy zz
buy bacon a 1 ??????
g FINAL REDi
hat a lot of pe >
. , n ~ 10 Fine Pattern Hats
itatement, but ii zz
zz: price
M ' \1 * \ d o o ?? i.? o *i\ i .p
zz 12 Semi-I)ress and Iai
' cabinet, could ^ an(j trimmings. No hn
reive any pay a.? ~ price
and therefore. r= \ large selection of \
eased bis salaryj~ trimmed at 33 l-3c redu
Most peope This sale of Millinery
e on the B-iarv'S hat withheld from this i
cabinet and per-i ~~ Attend this sale tod
omobile besides.j ~ stock is all fresh and r
Irenients of the ~
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NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
nber it can for the stricfcen people. The
o be war has been won; all that America
' fought for has been accomplished,
not The allies could easily have carried
Sec- the war on through Germany with
here the destruction of life and proper;>
jcus- that the offensive inarch of an army.
for occasions. Hut that was not
lard- their purpose. The liberty Lot"
ibllc of the people of the world
val- was the goal and when Germany
lince suriendered the goal was reached,
lling There was no bloodthirsty desire for Loul
his revenge. Ovei
the The German people will have to Boilt
icitv pay. Restoration of devastated tor- J,1111
Ban
Cews ritory will be a part of the settle- ()th<
bo- ment. A heavy load will be carried Duo
not by the German people for many Curl
Cows years to come, and while there will
rest- be no hand of oppression laid upon- X *
V IICI
may them by the allied countries, tho>
hear must pay. If they are facing starva- Tt
ears tion now, their once enemies will offer
food, will do everything possible
in an effort to enlighten a misguid- Clipi
ed people, will prevent suffering, so SlH'j
Indi- ,ar as it may be found possible, but Ulld
isid- ali of these things will not relieve ^ ^
had the German people of the debt they Divi
the owe to the world. The crimes com- Illdi'
utny mitted by Germany have not been je
was forgotten, memory of the Lusitanii, Savi
for is fresh in the minds of peoplo of all im(
rive the world, as well as memory of the Clisl
ong ruthless murder of innocent women
l(,t3 and children in France in llclgium. { Nott
war. The world will never forget these
ling, crimes nor will they ever be expiat- Rose
Ger- p,i- They cannot be. >pj
The *
A single machine gun, in the rp(
k'l,|t hands of an expert operator, is re
aP" garded as the equivalent of from BO
on to 60 rifles. SI A
all , *
In the city of Hondon a juror p
t',,> must be a householder or occupier of ^
now premises, and must possess properan
ty to the value of $500. 8?l. ?
1 true
,ont ? i book
There Is more Catarrh In this section |
heir 0f the country than all other diseases
itrce Pu< together, and for years It was s.ip- Cj,
posed to be incurable i sectors prescribeu i *
tocal remedies, und by constantly failing i tlity
to cure with local treatment, pronounced
lace it incurable. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly Influenced by constitutional conreek
ditions and therefore requires eonstltu- ("on
tional treatment. Hall'r Catarrh Medl'.led
cine, manufactured by F, J. Cheney &.
inve' *"0't Toledo, Ohio, la a constitutional
j remedy. Is taken Internally and acts
rica1 thru the lilood on the Mucous Surfaces
I of the System. One Hundred Dollars res
of ward Is offered for any case that Hall's
| Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
>eei| circulars and testimonials.
K. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo Ohio.
ali Sold by Druggists, 7f>e.' I
1 Halt's Family I'MJs for conblipaiion. ?????
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JON-CLOUD CI
an usual importance. Only one moi
stock of Ready-to-Wear we offer our stock
luction on vgg
ATS
Velour, Pom-Pom ami /||'
irth les3 than $42.50. Sale ^ 1 \"
$29.50
fall and winter colors. jc~j r\
0. Sale price.... $24.50 j I
styles and co'o^s, stylish II , \
;rly $2o.00. Sale pi ice II | \
$17.50 I ! ||
s. Formerly priced $15.75. j f;
$11.50
s Coats in a variety of , | \ \
ery child. All special for !yd \
ction. J ?
UCTI0N ON HATS j 7l,
. formerly priced at $1Z.?U. Sale Women
* * ' ' ' ' '' ' ' ; ' ' Suits. F
lored Mats in most becoming shapes
it priced at less than $0.00. Sale Women
$1.9.> winter s
'civet Hats, either trimmed or Un- price
ction.
is to close out the entire stock. No Women
*ale. Former p
lay as it is a great opportunity to buy very highlew
and we have a size and model that will fit and
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TUESDAY, NOV. 26, 1918.
Bank No. 33.
Statement of the Condition of
The Bank of Lancaster
.ltd at Lancaster, S. C., at the close of business
November 1st, 1918.
RESOURCES.
is and Discounts.. . . ' 1
Hk^ind Stocks Owned by the Bank 95,860.00
4 .?? l Fixtures 1,000.00 I
iiture and 1 lxtures.. 0,042.1*
nnRe-d Estate' Owned 3,500.00
from Banks and Bankers 213,716.88
li om i3aimf 28,036.00
ienQ 2,735.00
jr and* Other Minor Coin io??VrS
ks and Cash Items 10,613.o9
tal $1,050,379.06
LIABILITIES.
ital Stock Paid in $ 50,000.00
)lus Fund 100,000.00
ivided Profits, less Current Excises
and Taxes Paid 37,308.50
to Banks and Bankers 400.66
dends Unpaid 100.00
vidual Deposits Subct
to Check $549,376.83
nps Deposits . . . . 137,707.95
e Certificates of De>sit
108,760.34
lier's Checks . . . . 9,819.39 805,664%.51
js and Bills Rediscounted 45,000.00
Other Liabilities, viz.:
?rve for Taxes 3,500.00
>rve for Accrued Interest on
me Deposits 8,345.39
>tal $1,050,379.06
TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lancaster?ss.
*fore mo came Ceo. W. Williams, Cashier of
above named bank, who, being duly sworn,
that the above and foregoing statement is a
condition of said bank, as shown by the
;s of said bank.
CEO. W. WILLIAMS.
vorn to and subscribed before me this 9th
of November, 1918.
II. T. CANNON,
Notary Public, S. C.
oct Attest:
LEROY SPRINCS,
WADDY C. THOMSON,
it. L. CRAWFORD.
Directors.
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IMP ANVLancaster>s
^Flfll ilil I Leading Store =
re month till Xmas and in order to ?[
; at less than manufacturers' cost price. |
Final Reduction on |
DRESSES |
I
5 very exclusive models in all wool Jersey and ==
French Serge. Formerly priced $35.00. Sale SS
price $22.50 ==
8 French Serge Dresses. Late winter models. =
Former price $27.50. Sale price $17.50
8 all wool Jersey Dresses. Attractive models. S
Former price $19.50. Reduced to $11.50 ==
10 all wool French Serge Dresses. Best styles. ==
Everv Hrp(i<i <tiu r.o oi' rA ?
? ..uivu yiu.uu, owe puce . , ssi
H
A few styles and sizes in Women's Serge Dres- ==
ses to close at $8.75 ^
ML REDUCTION ON SUITS j
i's Fine Broadcloth Silvertone and French Serge
ormerly priced at $-19.50. Sale price .. ..$29.50 =|
i's French Serge and Tricotine Suits in lovely 3
hades. Formerly priced at $35.50. Sale s:
$22.50 S
i's Gabardine and Poplin Suits in Navy and Black. |||
rice $22.50. Sale price $16.50 25
class Heady-to-Wear at unheard of prices. Our
please you. 3
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