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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1918 T: THE NEWS At Preaching at Beaver Creek. ] There will be preaching at Beaver Creek, Rich Hill and Antloch next Sunday. cars, or fifty men. to attend the meeting, and as many more as will 1 go. It is not necessary that a man be a member of the association to attend the Columbia meeting and it is desired that as many go as can. llihlc Society to Meet. The annual meeting of the Lancaster Bible society will be held in The casualty Hats of the paat few days contained the following: Missing in action -Corp. William E. Johnson, Camden; Corp. William C. Saltress. LugofT; Pt. Arthur 0. Austin. Chester; Pt. Morris Dennis Chester; Pt. Benjamin F. Lucas, i Lancaster. Wounded severely?Lt. Arthur F. Ruff. Rock Hill; Corp. John C. Villi ! plgue. Camden; Pt. Philip L. Moore, Rock Hill. Died of Disease?Pt. Mendell ^ (lladden, Camden; Pt. Louis Thomp- , eon. Rock Hill. 1 , ?o? Hack From Hospital. Miss Marian Beckham, the young lady who was badly injured when a train struck the buggy in which she wan i i11111 k iu nimum hi nim \i iv in the crossing near the Catawba Fertilizer fartory several weeks ago, has ( bo far recovered as to be able to re i turn to her home from the Fenne 1 infirmary in Hock Hill, where she j was taken the morning of the acci- ] dent. Willl'i ??? ?-< 'unkey. The marriage of Miss Carrie Fee Caskey and Clyde Williams ? is solemnized by Kev. W S. Patterso.i Wednesday afternoon. November 27, at six o'clock, only a few relatives and close friends of the contracting parties witnessing the ceremony. The bride was a popular member of the sales force of the Lancaster Mercantile company and a young lady greatly liked by a v. Ide circle of freinds. The groom is the son of Oscar Williams, of the Doug las section of the county, and Is em ployed at liberty 11II11 by the t?? ern Power company. They will re side at Liberty Hill PERSONAL*. Mrs R N. Plaxco, of York, In spending a few- days with her danghter. Mrs. Mack Robinson. Miss Janie Oreen, of Rork Hill la visiting Misses Mildred i nd Lillie Oreen. who are recovering from at-j tacks of Influonza. I A. W. CHANCE the Methodist church Sunday evening at seven o'clock. Rev. Mr. Hill, of Conway, will deliver the address. A large attendance is anticipated. ?(i A Sugar Famine. Lancaster lias been without sugarj for the past two or three days, all I the merchants in the city, so far ns| could bo learned, being out. The' situation has promise of relic? today, several grocers expecting shipments. Two or three times during the past six months the city has been without sugar for one or two> days at the time, but there has been no serious shortage here. ?o Sales <>f Land. Clerk of the Court Paul Moorei conducted two sales of land at the court house Monday, the cases bein p Almetta Key vs. Win. Cook, et al.. 23 acres near the town of Kershaw to Almetta Key. the purchase price beitip $"900;t Lucinda Cunningham vs. Joseph Price, et al.. three acres and small dwelling. near I-ancaster, to E. \V. Sistare, purchase price $360. Casuiiltv Mst.s. Fire in DwIkIiI Sort ion. John McManus, of the Dwlght scc-j ' Hon. lost by fire Monday night a cot-j ton house, two bales of seed cotton, a lot of wheat and other produce. The houBe is thought to have been | set afire by sparks from a fire used . in the killing of hogs, -?~ j ! Tree Fell I'pon Him. S. J. Kumlerburk, of the Dixie sec~ tion of the county, was badly hurt a | few .days ago by a tree falling upon him in the woods on his farm. He was taken to the Fennell infirmary. Rock Hill, for treatment. I Automobile Owners Meet. A meeting of the automobile owners was held in the First National liank last night with the Lancaster county automobile association for the purpose of forming a delegation to attend the good roads meeting in Columbia next Tuesday and Wednesday. Tho project was discussed thoroughly and it was decided to make up a delegation of at least ten BOUT TOWN READY FOR DRIVE FOR THE RED CROS (Continued From Page One.) \!aa!?. * t_ **i_ * hccij,, .11 iss name .ncmurray. Speakers Committee?-Mrs. It. ] Wylie. Publicity Committee?Miss Ma i;aret Moore, Miss Nannie Hill Moor Miss Eliza Wylie, Miss Eouise Wyli .Industrial Committee?Miss lEt Skipper, Mrs. T. A. Dabney, Mrs. F. Gibson, Mrs. H. L. Still. Automobile Committee?Mrs. CI burn Wilson, Miss Perry Belle Be nett, Mrs. Frank W. Hunter, Mi l,aura Gilbert Williams. Miss Le Murchison. Negro Committee?Miss Sail Funderburk. Mrs. Jane Massey, Mi Hattie Douglas. School District Chairmen. Antloch?Mrs. B. F. Carson. Barbervllle?Miss Elizabeth L than. Belalr?Mrs. W. T. Smith. Hell Town?Mrs. H. H. Perry. Huforil?Miss Lillie Usher. North Lancaster?Mrs. J. Craig. Cane Creek?Mrs. Geo. \V. Ore Bhaw. Camp Creek?Mrs. B. II. Plyler Caston?Mrs. J J. Sims. Charlesboro?Mrs. K. C. Mungo Crenshaw?Mrs. Geo. W. Bakf Douglas?Mrs. M J. Green. Dry Creek?Mrs. Jas. A. Cauthe Elgin?Mrs. Ira Harper. Fork Ilill?Miss Myrtle Baker. FhU Creek?Mrs. J. B. Byrd. Haile Gold Mine?Mrs. Beckha Clyburn. Heath Springs?Mrs. W. S. Moot Jarksonham?Miss Iva Huev. Jones Cross Hoads?Miss Carr Wrenn Mcllwatne. Kershaw?Mrs. F. C Severs. Lancaster?Mrs. W. H. Millen. Midway?Mrs. J. B. Byrd. New Bethel?Miss Ada Sapp. Osceola?Mrs. J. R. Woife. Oak# Ridge?Mrs. K. J. Bailey. Oakhurst?Miss Maude Mobley. Pleasant Valley?Mrs. M L. D vidson. Pleasant Plain?Mrs. Prin Catarrh Cannot Be Cured wiin LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as the cann.it reach the seat if the dlseasi Catai rh is a local disease, greatly ir fluenced by constitutional conditions, an in order to cure it : ou n:ur* take a Internal remedy. Hal's Catarrh Med cine is taken Internally and acts thr the blood on the mucous surfaces of til syste.n. Hall's Catarrh Medicine wa prescribed by one of the best physiclar in tl.is country for years I? t? con posed of some of the best tone's knowi combined with 'ome of the h. st bloo purifiers. The perfect combination ( the Ingredients in Hall's Catarrh Med cine is what produces such wonderfi results in catarrhal conditions. Send fc testimonials, free. F. J CHENEY A CO.. Props.. Toledo. C All Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills for constipation. AI?HMSTIt.\TOirS KA1.K. By virtue of an order from tl Probate Judge of Lancaster Count I will sell at public sale, within tl legal hours of sale, on Friday, D cember 20. at the late residence Julius Hinson, deceased, all of tl personal property belonging to tl not n 1 A A# nnl/l Annnl>*: v/i oam ucvnaocu, tuii3l?ll llf; part, aa follows: One pair fli mules, cows, hogs, corn, fodder, ha buggy and harness, one two-hor wagon and harness, stalk cutter ai household and kitchen furniture ai farming implements. Terms of sa cash. MRS. LOIS E. HINSON. Administratrix E. Julius llinso deceased. Dec. 6. 1918. 14-Dee. 6 and 13. NOTICE OP DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that tl undersigned will, as administrati r?f the estate of Emeline Folsom, d ceased, on the fith day of Januar 1919. make his final return ns su< administrator and apply to the Pr bate Court of Lancaster county fi letters dismisaary. E H. HORTON. Estate of Emeline Folsom, d ceased. Dec. 6. 1918. 14-4t.-ltaw. Fresh CIGARETTES APPLES CANDIES Two barrels or fine Wlnesap Apples, medium and large, first ol the season, Just received. Comt see and make your purchases thereby finding ofher nice thing! fo please you. 73 takes thii method of appealing to the reasonably minded, generously disposed and all good citizens ol Lancaster on the side of the oldest native born citizen of lanrastei belay?my nearest approach as tc an appeal to chaiity. Thanking you in advance, THE LANCASTER N "i, Blackmon. Pleasant Hill?Mrs. Mart Bee ham. ~ , Rich Hill?Mrs. T. M. Fullerton Riverside?Mrs. C. J. Slstare. iS Stoneboro?Mrs. W. T. Htlllard. j Tradesvllle?Mrs. E. B. Fund< ! burk. Taxahaw?Miss Ola Lowry. Tabernacle?Miss Dessie Plylei B. Union?Mrs. S. E. A. Ilinson. Unity?Miss Evelyn McDow. r_ Van Wyck?Mrs. J. M. Yoder. M White Bluff?Mrs. O. C. Heuler. ' 7.ion?Miss Bertha McDow. " Dixie?Mrs. L. M. Clvburn. *a JOIN THE RED UROSS?All y< need is a heart and a dollar. jrNotice of Sale of Itoul Kstntc. n-, i *s By virtue of a Power of Attorn* rv given to me by the heirs-at-law John W. Robertson and Margar je Robertson, both deceased, I will s< ss at public auction to the highest bi der, at Lancaster Court House. < Monday. Dec. 16th. at 12 o'clock ^ all that piece, parcel or tract of lai situated near Cureton's Ferry, on tl Catawba River. containing 1<10 acr a" more or less, adjoining lands of H. Oreen, formerly E. B. Moblt and lying between the public ro: leading to Van Wyck and the c tawba River. The terms of sale 011 third cash, balance in one and t\ years secured by note of the pu chaser and mortgage of the prei n_ ises, the credit portion to bear i terest at 8 per cent per annum frc day of sale. i A. n FERGUSON. Attorney-in-Fact Des. 5th. 1918. 14-3t STAR m e THEATRE ,je riii- llou?o of (iiinil Pictures. TODAY? VIRGINIA l'KARSON U ... Queen of Hearts." a?Also? Official War lleview. r SATURDAY. I)KC. 7? e ld PRIVATE HAKOLI) PEAT n ?in? u te is "Private P?it.M IS Also d )f Sunshine Comedy. il >r > MON'DAY, DEC. 9? BRYAXT WASHBURX ?in? he' "Till I Come Back to You." he (See S|?eciul Ad Elsewhere.) I?> - V! il\ = hn' aBaHHaHnaHBaMai ie I Moderr le. I n _____________ First Nat Sri Lancas e"i J o- Wo bog to inform tho or that wo a!'o prepared ing to send their relat us the amount in riolh -j meiit made l?y letter, ei j franea or sterling. Remittanees by cab cost of t lie message. In order to insure lt to give the following ]?n i v Name and rank His regiment ai t We want you to feel 1 ever we can be of servi Come in and open i 1 where you will reeeivi sistent with safe and s< ;j ?"T First Nat LANCA I J EWS, LANCASTER. S. C. k ' WE SELL P i. Maline Underwear for Ladie ' Rodma BigBargau : Wea C-^cr\ Fifty Snap the-minute ir rt | best part of a ^ duced to $21).' * O - f J * ' ?' - ) v oats in xne .New \vint< with hijjrh waist lines, belt __ black and tan. Priced $23.1 At $33.75 one lot Ladies Beautiful materials that s Priced $33.75. Special values in Coats, \% in grey, brown and green. $17.50. One rack Children's and ^ in Plaids. Mixtures. Solid m sizes. Priced $2.75, $3.48, $3 $6.50. One lot Ladies' all wool Si and Silk Dresses. All includi rack. Colors navy, brown, and grey. Priced $7. IS, $ Uoctmai SKL1 Our Army cannot he d Continue to buy W. S. S.Not ire of Mwtlnj; of Stockholders.' Notice is herehv given of a meet , inn of the stockholders of the Bennett-Terry Company, of Lancaster, S.' to be held at the office of th< said Bennett-Terry Company on Monday, December 3dth, 1918, at lo o'clock, a. m., for the purpose of taking the necessary steps required: by law for the dissolution of th<i said corporation. W. P. BENNETT, W. H. TERRY. I Directors and sole Stockholders. I^ancaster. S. C., Nov. 30, 1918. o . I % \AWiri/*A i 1 UCl VILC I in ional Bank iter, S. C. people of Lancaster < 'utility to remit to men in th" ut charge. Any diic wishives remittances may send u*s and we will have pavither in Paris or London i:i lc may be made at actual ood delivery it is essential irtieulars: of the payee, nd company. free to call upon us whence to you. ? ui'|M?sn acniimi with us most liberal service conuind banking. HE? ional Bank STER, S. C. J \ PAGE FIVB v ICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS s* and Child ren. Reis Underwear for Men. n-Walkup Go. 1 is in Ladies' Ready-to* All tl:~ ti/~~l i nu i itid fv et . ___ ?py Coat Suits, rinht up-to> style and quality, and the II. is the remarkable low price ilored Misses' Wear Serjre 49.50 at the afiove prices. affiHOTHnX me Suits in the latest style. -VJk Some black, prey and lj|fl^BSKNL I .00. Just think of it, all re- ""^V I Iisses* Coats $13.95, $1 1.95, S19.95 and $22.50. One ^ot Ladies' Hand Tailored Serge ?.. .?, .. .. ) o anfj <^i]Vc Dresses. No two alike. BeautiT? ful stvies. Offered at exceptional low erge Dresses " , , 1114. ed on sncr .1 prices. We have them in flrrev. black, tan. black, jrreen I navy and plum. Priced $19.95, $23.75, >9.9."), $12. Is. I $21.75, $29.75, $31.75 to $39.75. ii - Walkup Cos LS IT FOR CASH FOR LKSS isbanded until the fruits of our Victory are Assured. ?buy All You Can. Your Last Chance I During 1918 To have your eyes properly examined and glasses fitted Monday, Dec. 9th C7Q We will have with us our regular Optician and Qp-tom-e-trist His work carries our personal guarantee Come rain or shine. The | weather does not interfere with his work. Lancaster Drug Copy Lancaster, S. C. I jfcfenL a w,.. i -Jim* iii .... ?JiA