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VERY CLOSE VOTE ON |?OVKRN?
BILL FOR RELIEF WORK! HKmj
J ('open ha
troops hai
ConiniilliT Approves the Frew- ,
' buildings
Mont's Request for $ltMMNMUMH> 1 ?f governt
For Sufferers in Europe. ' ing the ca
' The Be
Washington, Jan. 9.? By a vote ^er^nKs^e
described as "very close," the house informatio
appropriation committee approved tacans ha
the request of President Wilson that 'quiet was
congress appropriate $100,000,000 ???
for relief work in Kurope outside of ?
Germany. The bill, as finally agreed
upon, will be reported to the house
and Chairman Snerley said he would;
eeek prompt action.
Opposition to the President's pro-|
posal was not on party lines. Demo-!
crats as .well as Republicans voicing disapproval.
No announcement of J
the vote was made, but it was un-,
derstood that it was seven to six. ' I
Some members were said to have
protested that a comprehensive plaD
for the administration of the relief
hould have been presented to the
committee. They were also under- ^
stood to have expressed doubt q
whether the country in view of the
heavy war tnxes and another loan1 j;
next spring, would approve of the
direct gift of any part of the money, j
or be able to sustain added financial q
burdens. ^
PEACE ARCHITECTS ?
GET TO BUSINESS
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or Belgium are declared to be incorrect,
as it is pointed out that the q
present war went on despite The '
Hapue conventions and the peace or- ^
garizations at The Hague, Berne and
other places. j tj
Versailles, on the contrary, is felt j,
to embody the spirit of the present
movement for the restoration of ^
peace on an enduring basis and the
creation of a league of nations, and
mlso to have practical facilities which ^
its proximity to a large capital gives. ^
CONVMCED OF TANUC .'
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U I I HIS UIIL.I1 llll L
s
Husband Says She Added Fifteen
Pounds on Four
Kettles. ?
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DOUBLE ENDORSEMENT 3
Knew Tanlac Would Help Him
Greatly When He Began It, C
and Tells Details.
I
Cases in \which two or more people
in the same family have been so
greatly benefited by Tanlac that
they have offered a double endorsement
of this famous Master Modi- I????
cine are common. When you see a
person relieved of suffering and
made strong again, it is the most!
natural thing in the world for you ?
to want the same benefits. This Is 1
how Charles K. Whitmore, of 103 ?
Bradford St., Albany, N. Y., happened
to take Tanlac.
"My wife, who had been all run
down and nervous and getting
weaker right along, began to take
Tanlac," Mr. Whitmore explained. 1
"Weil, of course, I watched the re- I
ults and it was wonderful to see the
way it built her up. On four bottles
*he gained fifteen pounds. I had
been doubtful about Tanlac, but vmn
that settled me. When I started
Tanlac I codld hardly eat one good
meal in a whole week. From suffer-i
Ing with a bad stomach 1 had become dl*6d
nervous and restless at night and
all run down. Instead of digest-;
fng my food would lie like lead on
my stomach and sour and fermenti COX
and form gas. Uecause 1 had sour! JLIB
stomach?acid stomach?so long,
my mouth had gotten sore. I could 6vei
not sleep restfully but would wake with
?p every hour or two and would roll
and toss. I was tired In the morn-! tific.
Ing and by mid-afternoon I was so!
fired out It seemed I couldn't get
through the day. I had lost all am-| sistt
bition and I did not care. Seeing
what Tanlac had done for my wife now
encouraged me to take It, and I was the!
not surprised when it began to
brace me up right away. It did as
much for me as it did for her. I
slept right through the night, woke solii
up rested, with a good appetite and l
was able to enjoy my meals. My
food digested, and the gas. bloating:
and sour stomach disappeared. I
felt like a new man. and the old,]
tired, worn out feeling went with
the rest of my troubles." t
Tanlac, the master medicine, It
old exclusively by J. F. Markcy. jl
Lancaster; Peoples Drug & Grocery I
Co.. HeAth Springs; C. O. Floyd. I
Kershaw.?Adr.
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fHE LANCAS
IKNT TROOPS AT STORM WARNINGS I>1!
IN CONTROL SITUATION Washington, Jan. 9.?Stt
i. a in^8 are displayed on the <
igen, Jan. 9.?Government
Wilmington, to New York
re occupied all the public tlonnry advice8 have bee
in BeYlin and thousands, points on the New England
nent troops are still enter- weather bureau reported t
ipltal. *
rlin correspondent of the INDICTED FOR THE
New York. Jan. 9.
i Tidende, who sends this 0 . _ . .
Schefiauer, poet and autl
n, declares that the Spar-! tjve gan Francisco, boi
I
ve been beaten and that man parents, was indicted
partly restored today. ' the federal grand jury foi
A
Hank No. 222.
die First National Banl
Have you realized the risk you are taking in ke<
* Liberty Bonds around the house?
The Federal Reserve Bank has notified us that
Is of Liberty Bonds have been stolen and lost air
TO SAVE THE BOND HOLDERS OF LANCAS
JNTY from this kind of loss, we have opei
ERTY BOND DEPARTMENT and will be gla
y bond owner in this county to deposit their 1
1 us and receive one of our Liberty Bond Deposil
ates.
This service is offered you entirely free; as w
ed the Government in selling you these bonds, w
ready to provide a safe way for you to take a
n.
Your banking business of every nature is cor
nted.
?THE?
l
First National Ban]
LANCASTER, S. C.
Statement of the Condition of the
Farmers Bank & Trust Co,
.ocated at Lancaster, S. C., at the close of busi
ness December 31st, 1918.
RESOURCES.
loans and Discounts .$233,223.5'
Overdrafts 9,355.15
tonds and Stocks owned by the Bank 54,750.0<
'urniture and Fixtures 4,752.9'
tanking House! 17.622.lt
>ue from Banks and Bankers 92.998.6(
lurrency *22,967.0(
told 1,205.0(
ilver and Other Minor Coin 1.478.65
ihecks and Cash Items 2,217.8'
Total $440,570.9'
LIABILITIES.
tapital Stock Paid in $ 50,000.0(
urplus Fund 25,000.0(
Jndivided Profits, less Current Expenses
and Taxes Paid 3,939.55
dividends Unpaid 4.0C
ndividual Deposits Subject
to check $213,461.96
avings Deposits 9,962.26
'ime-Certificates of De
posit 59,988.20
ashier's Checks 3,214.96 286,627.3$
Jotes and Hills Rediscounted 25,000.06
tills Payable, including:
Certificates for Money
Borrowed 50,000.0(
Total $440,570.9'
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lancaster?ss.
Before me came Max G. Brittain, Cashier of th<
bove named bank, who, being: duly sworn, say:
hat the above and foregoing statement is a tru<
ondition of said bank, as shown by the books o:
aid bank. MAX G. BRITTAIN.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 8tl
ay of January, 1919. W. H. MILLEN,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
W. H. Millen,
W. P. Robinson.
YV. P. BENNETT.
Directors.
iberty Loan Departmen
OF
TER NEWS, LANCASTER, 8. I
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jrm warnroast
from
, and cau- _
n sent to 1 1
^ Lancaster
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) on floor covering
r provides stocks th
r even the most crit
The sale com
) demand. The fol
. tured:
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$12.50 Fibre,Rugs,:
$15.00 Wool Fibre
I I $111.50 Floor Kraft
> HI $15.00 Value Grass
III $29.50 Velvet lings,
||r $52.50 Velvet Hugs
^ HI $55.00 Velvet Rugs
IN $59.50 Wilton Velv
j| $42.50 Wilton Velvi
HI $45.00 Wilton Velv
\ II $52.50 Wilton Veil
J $59.50 Axniinster I
1 HI $42.50 Axniinster I
|| $45.00 Axniinster ]
j $52.50 Axniinster ]
; | $05.00 Seamless A
jj $75.50 Seamless W
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Dorms I J
I be extravagance in
It is hardly lil
I will b?? so low nirni
re as* I Blankets priced..
e ar? I Comforts priced . .
ire of I
Sheets
Hitfh quality
I stock of sheets an<
assortments of all
k serviceability beca
I are satisfactory, i
I obtainable.
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T PLACE TO SHOP AFTE
finter Floor (
ilRuj
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nt sale offers extrei
s of the highest gra
iat are sufficiently
ical housekeeper,
es at a time when ]
Slewing bargains ar
size 9x 12?Special
I?n<r? viv.o (lv 1') Siww.i>il
-a ? ? ?<^ ? '9 UAMV ?/<\ arf K '|/X * 1(41
lilies, size 9x12?Special . .
Rugs, size 9x12?Special. . .
size 9x12?Special
, size 9x12?Special
size 9x12?Special
et Rugs, size 9x12?Special,
et Rugs, size 9x12?Special. .
et Rugs, size 9x12?Special.
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fugs, size 9x12?Special. . . .
fugs, size 9x12?Special . . ,
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Rugs, size 9x12--Special. . .
xiuiuster Rugs, 9x12?Speei
iltou Rugs, 9x12?Special..
Fine Grades of
ITS and COM
rery Special Pri
it of extraordinary interest
comforts such as these never
m. and at the prices now quo
>t to buy as many as you <*an i
tely that prices on good blanl
a for many months.
: and Pillow
and assured economy are th
1 pillow cases, which at prrs<
the staple grades. Vou can <
uisc we handle onlv the gnu
\nd you are sure of getting In
V.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1911
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it Stores
R ALL/'
Coverings
is
nely low prices
ides and it also
bread to satisfy
rugs are in high
e specially fea
$10.95
$12.95
$11.95
$10.50
$25.00
$27.50
$29.50
A/1
$37.50
$39.50
$45.00
$35.00
$37.50
$39.50
$45.00
al $52.50
$57.50
[FORTS
ices
to housekeepers,
come amiss?yon
led here, it would
ise.
\ets and comforts
. .$2.75 to $18.00
. . $3.50 to $25.00
Cases
e features of our
nt includes lar^e
lepend upon their
les that we know
re t lie best values
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