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October 7, 1905,
Lancaster, S. C.,
Cress of March 5
TUESDAY,
"*My Country 'T11
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TilK II \\l>
Postmaster-tie
runs the tr:?i
n siile-line lias
reuse of twenty
of telegrams efl't
the itierased cos:
the hand ol Hut
the pockets of .1
freight Jones
freight. Nothin
lirovenient in Hi
to he taken foi
Burleson thinks
right. If he th
Mr. llurleson 11
tion on the sut
send a low telogr
station.
In a feelinp
we must lead i
that Mr, Hutieso
miserable is the
erally do not mi
it they jL:ot anytli
tuiil service is 1
the matter of t.<
cost. Mr. Ilurlc
it th.il way. Hi
money got Join
coin ' then
whether Jones
or not.
We had t houKl
that p'"ices bona?
nil-: i
Tho men of th
are returning to
Hervlee with the
/ ,,
3-ranee, after fig
doni of the worh
of the tlindenhi
epochal incident
they return. An
ii 11 from Lanca
those already lui
Lancaster county
Lancaster county
Of celebrating th
coming them?
passed a re.soluti
If our memory s?
Ing to the weleo
<nd the county
asked to co oper;
a recept'on to b
uounceinent has
Red Cross that
given the return*
irs at a date to
far the preparati
tainments have
News tloes not I
the nature of
other than the I
Cross, is unknow
It would seen
be taken either I
by the citizens,
rousing welcome
ami much of the
the occasion wil
tno much time i
before the ente1
Some of the tow
(reparing entert
kinds for the ni?
Columbia, of cot
the men in a si
from all over
brought to Camp
are released. It
fitting that the r
county be met 'it
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I THE LANCASTER Ml
ASTERNEWb. ui;ttee. if Hot by a great mass of and it has become necessary in th<
WUBKI.Y.) ' people, and escorted to the courti interest of safety to provide that thi
lied 1IMMB. house or some other suitable place,' streets shall not be crossed excep
" , where speeches of welcome may be at intersecting streets and then onl;
esday and Friday
r THUS made and dinner or lunch served, directly across, always keeping b
N1SWS COMPANY. The details of some entertainment the right. It's a good law. But w
ater. S. C. j couid be easily worked out. and have our doubts about the necessit:
I'LliA CUAV'UM . there is the possibility that the men of it in some towns we know. O
lid Manager , w111 feel that their services and their course, the number of automobile
>t responsible for the hardships are not appreciated by and trucks increasing every yeat
undents. Short and Hjose ()f us who remained at home the danger to the pedestrian in th
on topics ot general <
gladly received. unless something is done to show streets of the cities is proportion
TION PIIICK them that they are welcome. ately increased, and the keeping o
i Advance. Perhaps preparations are going walking traffic going in one direc
$2.00 forward. Hut if so. the newspapers tion will mitigate to some extent th
|are not informed of the fact, and we danger of sending messages hac
econd Class Mattel should say that more than a hun- home from the hospital ward. Mos
at the 1 ostotliee at ,|r?.tj ami perhaps as many as several everybody is in a hurry these day
, under act ot Coni07?.
hundred of the Lanaster county men and the law expedites traffic on th
. have alreadv returned to their homes streets of the cities and prevents
vimmi i mm
with littie more than a cordial greet- jamming to delay the man wh
ing :it the station by the Red Cioss. wants to reach a certain street or
Many more are to come, those who certain building at a given time
Irnv * have seen service in the trenches We don't know where the nam
**.' and snfTered hardships that we "Jay Walking" came from. 1
J know little about and cannot, even sounds much like police slung, bu
i in our imagination. understand, then it's nil right if it did come frot
of Th?a. Svweet Land
;h?rtv Th ?se men deserve the best that we the poliee because it is so closely n>
have. J sociated with that department.
OT 111 KI.KSOX. - I _
, One may commit a murder an
neral BurleBon who ... ..... uivn , ... , .
I.W W.M.RlMi, stand a reasonable chance of hein
'' ' ' '' '' ls There is no denying the fact that acquitted and going free, hut Jut
announced an in- . .. . .... .....
on-* almost daily encounters uew you try jay walking once.
1 ' "SI things undei the sun. F'rlnstanee. ^
u . ve today to meet we huve ,lu> ..,ay NV;llker .. ,, nt CHEER VICTORS OF
I ot operation. Thus kmjw w]yi{ (h;>t js? W(>M ^ (,nwp HINDENBURO I.IN1
'leson goes down in l . ... , . . . . ., i ? ?
to ( olumbia and try to cross the
tones, who pavs the . . . I Continued From Page One )
street wherever you want to cross;
always pavs the A, , ,, . . ...
the street, ami i it doesn t hap ten , . . . . n r
? ... ... ... ... ' iinent, under command of Col. (. V
g is said about tin- . . . . . , . , . .,
to he at a place designated by the s. Poner, of Knoxville. Tenn.. th
" s' 1 v '' ' ,uu' ' 's city statutes, the information will 118th infantry, the old First Soul
i granted that M?-|t.ome to you rOI<*H>ly. "Jay Walk , Carolina national guard regiment
the service is all ... . .. ,. under command of Col. P. K. \1<
ing is a comparative new disease.1
inks that, however. . , , , Cully, of Anderson. S. C ; the U5t
-on,, v r :: :r T" * T'i "eid "ru"ery- bef",e"" ,edcr?"1'
cities adopted the scheme ol chalk-, tion the First national guard regl
'1''' t "" ''' marking the streets to show the pe-'ment of Tennessee, under comman
a ins through a relay (|pRtrian tlu> (Pr,nln designated of r<)1- Harr>' Berry, of Nashvllh
! . , , . , . : Tenn.; the 115th machine gun bat
places to cross, and this has licen , ....
of human kindness. . . I tnlion. under command of Majc
louoweo up i.v ernes oi teasor popu j ,>earre of North Carolina, and 105t
m rsel ves to htMit^v?
iatinn and ana. There is no <atety, a nun tin it Ion train formerly the Se<
n iloesn t know how ullar.,nf,,,M| j<v tjlo j.iw in rmss:nft ond regiment of the South Carolln
service. People gen- eV(>p ,M.lween the chalk lines and you i nfllioiial RUard- under command c
lid paving the pr ce ... ? . .. , ! ('apt. Harry O. Withcringtnn. c
1 1 will find it necessary to keep youi , . 0
ling for their money . , ? , Charleston, S. C.. senior officer c
eves and rs open for the street ulft train
? *M * 11 *' r;ir .ll(j jiutoniohUes just the sumo The parade was reviewed by f?o\
slegrams before the|aH if theru wt,n, Hialk | ?,.s t(, et nor Robert A. Cooper, of Sout
son doesn't look at Carolina. Rrigadler General W. F
s idea is to get the 0 , .. . I Cole, commander of Camp Jacksoi
>n>me of the cities in this country . ? , . .?
S to fork over the . , , , , . and Brigadier General Tyson, coin
have been more or less conjested n,nnder of the 59th brigade. On th
r ' s" ' *ii.i11? r (|,,,.jnu |j,0 past two or three vears' reviewing stand was coterie of dis
is what he pays for __________
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jjJ ^
hting for the free- rU
1, and ttie breaking S LANCASTER'S LEADING S
nrg line, the most
of the whole war,
long the troops are a \ * | ^*
^ joecial Values in ru
ided are Rome from f A
And just w hat is ? 1
| for the month of april w
jirirr I exceptional values /A
rves us riuht look ^
ming of these men ? ?????______
' authorities* were ffij April Values in Silks Anril V
ite in some kind of ? *^p*ll V <
e given them. An- [P 36-inch Black Taffeta, good weight and
-i ?. line soft lustrous finish ....$1.25 Yard
been made bv the |? * 40-inch Vc
a hiinquet will b< yr 36-inch Silk Faille and I'oplin in every newest all-ov
mi soldiers and sail ? wanted shade 95c Yard
he announced. n<>* [ 36-inch Self Plaid Silk. An exceedingly terrfs^ Sneci
ons for these enter- ? pretty wave for skirts and Sport Dresses. Fine Whit
progressed. The Qj 9He Yard at
know, and likewise L1 ^ rt(tt ^ 40-inch Pi
. rw 4u-incn rure mik urepe in ine most v?_ "-Vu " ~
th?- entertainment. L_ K ham. I he p
, , : 1 desirable shades $1.18 Yard
>H liquet of the lieu L -
n ? : 32-inch Fine French Gingham. Beau- ?????
i that steps should ? ! tiful new combination of colors. A regu- Calico a
ty the authorities or llf lar 75c value. Sale price ISc Yard
r I Best Calict
to provide lor a i j pieces of New Ginghams in patterns also all sizes
to these fighters 1 ^ an(j colors of a wide variety. Vry special v
zest and interest of IC 25c ;m(, ;,-f yard
r ] 32-inch Dress Ginghams in pink and 36s
allowed to elapse I , , IA v .
r J blue 1 Be Yard Fine Grndi
rtalnment is given. I ? . 1 "J" l/ra"
S?for skirts, bl
/-i , n 1
a in men t or various (^urtain Scrim and
Ml as they rome In. [ j MafqUlSette LongClO
irse is entertain ng i , ... < /-.* a -iu
nJ (iood quality of C urtain Scrim with ate
wide w>,y. men j tractive border, white and ecru 10c Yard |.\,r (his n
the state heing j Fine Marquisette and Filet Curtain ma- in all grades
Jackson where they j terials in new patterns. re-marked
would seem quite j 15c, 25c and 35c Yard prices.
iien from Lancaster i
8W8. LANCASTER 8. C.
b tingulshed men, including Senators:! ? .
b E. D. Smith and N. B. Dial, of South
t -Carolina, several congressmen and a
number of army officers. j
y The parade was halted so General
c Tyson could pin the distinguished gta
? service cross on the breast of Cor
y' poral George Wells Batson, of ?TPS j
f Greenville, S. C.. a member of Com i ? A
pany A, 118th infantry.
s The festivities were concluded to- Located at
night by a series of dances given to
e the officers and men in every part of
, the town.
1 CITATION FOR LETTERS OF Al>- Loans and
i MINISTRATION. Overdrafts
I STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. linA
ei County of Lancaster. ',
k By J. E. Stewman, Judge of Pro- L?onuS uep<
bate. Furniture
i Whereas Hoyt Hinson hath made Banking' h<
s suit to me to grant him Letters of Other ro- I
Administration of the estate and ef- . . " ,
' fects of Francis C. Hinson. deceased l'lie Ironi I
a These are, therefore, to cite and Currency..
admonish all and singular the kin- Gold.
*' dred and creditors or the said de- Silver -md
a ceased, that they be and appear be- .
fore me. in the Court of Probate, to 'IPCkS ant
be held at Lancaster on 9th April.
r 1919 next, after publication thereof, Total.
I at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to
sliow cause, if any they have, why
it said administration should not be
granted. .. , ,
Given under my hand, this 24th Capital StO
dav of March Anno Domini 1919. Surplus fll
j. E. STEWMAN. Undivided
4 3-2t-ltaw. Probate Judge. penses a
. Dividens u
DR. W. R. REGISTER
. Savings dc
Bond depo
Specialist in Time certi
E posit . .
/*ii l ** Certified cl
Chronic and Nervous cashier's <
Diseases ?otes ?nd
. imie dept
of Men and Women. Total. .
h STATE Ol
d Piles and Rupture i
i savs that
L" # a true cor
Cured Without Operation or books of sj
Loss of Time and Coder Sworn t
J. day of Ma
.. Guarantee.
:l
Correct At
LERC
* 1206 1-2 Main Street ulP'
i ,
Columbia, S. C.
fitfiiftfiSiUfiffisaiWHafitfii ~ "
T(IRE }
jce Goods I 1.
~~~~~??????????? Ladies' Coat J*
r rkUrUD B? Ladies'Skirts,
Hj L/i I Shtx I J Goods at . .
r 3 Ladies' YVaist*
I PIECE GOODS [i
. ?]
alues in Voile and [] [jp.
Organdy [c I Ladies', Misse*
)ile, fine soft weave, in the J |i
er designs. Very special. ixf ????
35c Yard [\ SHOES
ile in lovely new spring pat- [J
al 25c Yard rj Ladies', Gents
e Organdies. Priced special ? J low heel, pa.
25c, 35c, 50c and 75c J J .... 98c, $
ne Silk Finish Tissue Ging- jj Men's Solid I,e
atterns most pleasing if
45c Yard '
nd Percale Values J J
[ Men's Suits at
> in light and dark patterns; }] M , n, . p
and styles Shepherd Check. ,1 *
alues 10c Yard } j B?y? Pants- 81
InrVi P*>rral*> 11 Mens Blue W
incn rercaie 13 Men.8 Rlue an(
s Percal in patterns suitable | I
louses and dresses 25c Yard [Jj Men's Good Q
th, Nainsook and if; a fun line oi
i r 2 Men's and La
Cambric j) I .
nonth we ofTer speial valuer r }
of White Goods. We have ? J m m *n
/ery piece at most pleasing " j |%/l l?*
r
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TUESDAY, APRIL 1; 1919.
Bank No. IW.
tement of the Condition of the
Sank of Lancaster I
Lancaster, &. C., at the close of business
March 4th, 1919.
RESOURCES. j
Discounts $640,035.99 m
8,766.57 V
Stocks owned by the bank 147.100.00
jsited 248,500.00 |
and fixtures 2,450.89
>use . . . . 6,042.18 j
estate owned 3,500.00
banks and bankers 143,560.03
21,664.00
2,660.00
minor coin 4,142.12
1 cash items 1.791.86
$1,230,222.64 I
LIABILITIES.
ck paid in $ 50.000.00
nd 100.000.00
profits, less current c\nd
taxes paid 38,964.14
npaid 100.00
deposits sub heck
$429,457.61
jposits 197,530.71
sits 248,500.00
iicates of de
108,571.56
leeks 5.84
hecks 2.059.59 986,125.31
bills rediscounted 45,000.00
>sit interest account 10.033.19
$1,230,222.64
* SOUTH CAROLINA,
bounty of Lancaster?ss.
lie came Geo. W. Williams, Cashier of
named bank, who, being duly sworn,
the above and foregoing statement is
idition of said bank, as shown by the
aid bank.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS,
o and subscribed before me this 10th
rch, 1919.
II. T. CANNON,
Notary Public S. C.
test:
Y SPRINGS.
DY C. THOMSON.
PAYSEUU,
Directors.
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mg v aiues
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JAKOFPS
4DIES' COAT SUITS
?uits at . . . . $12.50, $18.50, $24.50, $27.50
Serge, Silk, Poplin, Taffeta and Washable
.. ..$1.49, $1.98, $4.50, $5.98 and $7.98
Voile, Silk. Crepe de Chine, Georgette at
$1.23, $2.98, $4.98 and $6.50
lildren's Dresses, all sizes, at
98c, $1.98, $2.98 and $3.9tf
TO-DATE MILLINERY
i' and Children's Hats at
. .98c, $1.98, $2.98, $4.98, $6.48 and $9.50
OF STYLE AND SERVICE
and Children's Oxfords, Pumps, high or
ttent leather, vici kid, black or tan at m
1.98, $3.98. $4.98, $6.48 and $8.50 per pair
ather Plough Shoes at
>y$1.98 and $2.50 per pair
TTHING CLOTHING
$7.50, $12.50, $18.50, $25.00
its at. . $1.98. $2.98, $4.50, $6.50 and $7.50
izes 3 to 20. at
50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 and $3.50
ork Shirts at 75c, 98c and $1.25
1 Stirpecl Ovralls at
$1.49, $1.98 and $2.50 the beat
uality Percale. Madras, Silk Dress Shirts
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $3.50
f So 11 and Laundried Arrow Brand Collars.
dies' Silk Hose 35c, 50c, $1.00
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