The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 29, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1919.
THE NEWS ABOUT T0W1
Chester Win*. and clil
Cheater won over Lancaster in a Mia. A
game of baseball here Friday aft- r- < Mascot
noon, the score being: 11 to 8. It .T It. l
was a good game and there was lumbia
good'playing by the boys on t?oth of Cret
sides. A large crowd witnessed the Itrittnii
game. Ada 1
?, , ... Sumter
Purloined a Wagon.
Paul Crawford, a negro who has ^ '
been employed by the Gregory-' ' a"
Hood Livestock company, sold a ' ''rf '
wagon to Earl Crocket, also col- *'!
ored, Saturday night in the rear of
_ . . i . Hoddev
the company s stables. The wagon .
didn't belong to Paul, so the pair J.! .'"'T
landed in the city bastile. They j/jjV
plead guilty and will be sentenced
.. o. ^ "?> an<
bv Mayor Stewart.
? the wis
Miss Cautlien Entertains. day ma
Miss Ethel Cauthen entertained one
at a party on Friday evening at the
home of her parents, complimentary
to the local baseball team, and their
panv r
guests, who remained over after the
.. .. . ... ment o
game Friday evening Music from
the Vletrola furnished Inspiration
for the devotees of the dance. Acco
while other games had been pro- out by
vided for those who did not rare to the tat
dance. Refreshing punch was serv- caster
od throughout the evening arrive
*" it will
Tills Was Some Gorman. known.
Mayor Stewart has received from ,.jve
Steve Williams. a Lancaster boy
now with the army of occupation in
Germany, a shoe taken from a dead Cong
German on the battlefield which is 'n
a bit unusual in size if in nothing ?'c'
else. The shoe weighs 3 1-2 ncsday
pounds: it Is 15 1-2 inches from 111
heel to toe; 6 inches across the in-, Victory
step; 8 1-2 Inches high and the heel j
is 4 Inches square. If the German ^rs
was of size in proportion, ho was <hp
some German The ohnn la
w?? vr.-v . rnpr
hibition In the store of J. P. Markey
afterno
company. I
. I erary t
A Surprise Party. J l'c'Pa,t
One of the most pleasant affairs
of the past week was the surprise M
party given at the home of Mr. and I
Mrs. E. B Roddey last Tuesday in B
honor of Mr. Roddey's father. W. P. H
Roddey. Mr. Roddey was unaware H m
of the fart tht^t his children were H f
planning to celebrate his birthday. H '
and not until the guests began to as- B
semble did ho realize the signlfi- B \V1
ranee of the occasion. A long table B
had been arranged extending a'most E
the entire length of the hall, the
centerpiece being a huge cake, beau- P
t fully Iced and elaborately de^orat- ^
ed In yellow roses, and bcrne 3
sweety candles, ore for eaeh mile- iT an
stone passed by this venerable man '.jl
An elegant and bountiful dinner v as aH ''''
terved. Mr. Roddey being happily B
surrounded by his children and B ,m
Krano onnaren. wuite a numner or m ou
handsome and substantial presents H _
were displayed as a token of love|H |
and affection. The Kuests present
included Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Roddey i flHIH
Opera H
High Class Motion Pi
PROGRAM FOl
TUESDAY?
"STRANDED IN ARC
?with?
Mrs. Vernon Castle, wife of the Ar
was killed in Text
WEDNESDAY?
"A JAPANESE NKtHTI
?with?
FANNIE WARI
THURSDAY?
"THE NARROW PA
?with?
FANNIE WARI
FRIDAY?
"CAROLYN OF THE C<
?with?
PLVC1L' I SIVC
SATURDAY?
Fourth Episode <
"WOLVES OF Kl'Ll
Lonesome Luke Comedy.
Pathe News.
Hooligan at the Circus.
Have You Heard Our
On a Ten-Piece Berry-Wood <
THE ENTIRE BALCONY IS
OUR COLORED PATRONS 1
| LATTA DAVIS,
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? tho club,
V AND COUNTY
ber ol in
Iblren, of Fort Liwn; Mr. and club mer
It. Glascock and Vonallen afternooi
k. of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs.
Itoddey and children, of Co- r(
; Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Duckett. held
en wood: Mr. and Mrs. J. B. aphonl (||
.. vmucs minain and Mrs. ' '
, , except m
tape and son. Manning, ot .. .
? ... * ~ . . . the schoi
; Mrs. Saltie Canfleld and f _
:i of Washington, n. C.; . J
d Mrs. E. G. Lazenby and
a. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hell
mily, of Lancaster, and Mrs.
arter, of Savannah. Ga. Mr. ,
Mrs. IV
has made many warm
. . , more. Is
since his removal here from
and*siste
awn. several years ago, who ,, .. .
K. Murcl
le htm on this happly occas
il who Join with his family in Mr. an
h that each succeeding birth returned
y be happier than the re ed- time at R
?. Win. Ore
?r of Nitrate Received. Mrs. J
Lancaster Mercantile com- spent Sa
ecelved today another ship- C'unningh
f government nitrate of soda.
James
Tank Here Tomorrow. Friday 1
rding to the schedule sent Gregory,
the state central committee,
>k which is coming to Lan-| Miss >
will leave Chester today and tur,,c,l 1
here tomorrow. Just where *lur.el he
spend all that time is not ^a8,er h(
but it is scheduled to ar Gaffney.
incasier April 30. I ,, .
. t | Mrs. J
iKrcsMiiiun Stevenson Here. ville. spe
;rossman Stevenson will speak Rue8t of
court house in Lancaster at
ock. noon, tomorrow. (Wed- . '
tertained
). and at the Lancaster cotton r
... , Heaufort
night in the interest of the . ,
several c
loan. . ...
^ ed at thi
Entertains Hook Cluh. l'uy mori
R. E. Wvlie was hostess to ,, .
Mrs. J
idav Afternoon Rook cluh at . ...
ter, Miss
ular meeting on last Friday
on. A highlv interesting lit- , ,
, . . tended g
>rogtam was carried out. par d
in hv several members of Mr. ai
? children
wyok.
T a H Mannii
JUSt I Ktr,b"'
rv 1 I .Mr "
deceived |' ;
Two oars soft Winter lj Miss C
heat M j week-end
FLOUR ? 1 ,
5.000 pounds Lard. M visiting 1
2.000 pounds Bacon. H tor. Mrs.
On** car Horse ard Mule W
d Dairy Feed. Mls* (
Big shipment Chicken n '^h '.vT"'
if you want to save yj,. a|
>ney see us before you I Columbia
y- tor's par
-? I Gregory.
erguson Co. | m1m ,
; h"m?
| been spe
^d\ Mrs. J
HT gone to
louse Ir";
^?1 HI Va., lias
V OorRB
icturesOnly I ~
BH business
r week i
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Ml children
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nerican Aviator who B
H rents, U<
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^ 1 returned
|Hi Oa., Sat
NOAI.E," i, f,'
| the past
U iiml Miss
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'TH, are atteri
the fede
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Good Music 1
)rehe.strian. W Oomper.
RESERVED FOR R] in in rod
EXCLUSIVELY. gj p'"> ? ?
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Manager. B ,,rj
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THE LANCASTER NEWS, LA
ut the conclusion of which ~M||||||||
it salad course, followed by SE:
cake was served. A num- ~
vitod guests shared with the EE '
uheis the pleasures of the C 1
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les t ion of Trustees.
gular trustees election will ~
by the trustees of each EE
strict in Lancaster county,
iiicaster graded. No. 14, ui 61
ol house, Saturday, May 3, rs ?.
o 4 o'clock. ?
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PKRMONAIjS. = I
largaret Minter. of Haiti- ==
the guest of her brother EE
r-ln-law, ltev. and Mrs. H. ? p
tison. = U
,1 unn tirini ^
?. ?un. it in wiuiams nave;^
homo after spending some I ??
It. Holly with Mr. and Mrs. EE ~
en VVlUianiH.
. M. Yodor. of Van Wyck, EE
turday here with Mrs. It. EE
i a til
Cornwell. of Chester, spent EE
lere as the guest of Ned =:
lintiie Pearl Jones has re- EE
o her sister's home, Mrs. ?
irguson. after spending the
ilidavs with her parents in EE
ohn F. Clyburn, of Harts EE
nt the week-end here as the == Ol
Mrs. Joe Knight.
id Mrs. W. It. Thomson en- EE
Rev. J. B. Turner, ot ==
, who has been spending ^E ?
lays here, and who preaeh- r~x A
b nrm iiapusi enurch sun =
ling and evening. ES
. T. Thomasson and daugh- == ?
* Margaret, returned Mon- O
n Atlanta, where, they at- EEE
rand opera. ~jjj
id Mrs. W. L. Steele and ?
spent Sunday in Van A
i llirsoh spent Sunday in EE
id Mrs L. Jaeohson and
of Kershaw, spent Sunday zm
h relatives. ==
harlotte lJeekham spent the ?
at Belltown with rela
1 "
igerton, of Augusta, (la., Is
>ere as the guest of her sis S
n. P. Saxon. ==
. 1> Jones and little daugh- ZZZ
i. spent the week-end here!
liproy Springs. ' ?
id Mrs. J. Frank Smith, of EEjjg
i, are tlie guests of the lat- ??
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. rz: i
..ella Gregory has returned ?
>ni Columbia where she has SZ 1
nding the past two weeks. '
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m SSS N
f. Reere Funderburk has
Strothers to spend n few *
h her parents. Mr. and Mrs. | |jg
artin. I as ^
Pennington. of Lynchburg, =^L
accepted a position with
Parr. who has opened the rsr
theatre on Midway. jgjS ?
.
Driscoll left Sunday for a SIT w
trip to New York. ?- 1
Robinson is in Columbia ?
days on business. ZZZ ^
Randolph Stackhotise and "==who
have been here on an =F|||||i||
visit to the former's' pa- vHllllllll
?v and Mrs. J. F. Thacker. ?
to her home in Americus, hip spri
urday. They were accom- ed seve
y Mr Stackhouse who spent the adv
week here. er, the
* no like
Lerov Springs, president. j jaf
i Margaret Moore, secretarx
( deration of Women's clubs,' ^r' '
tiling the annual meeting of e
ration which convenes to-' ,rn'" '1
Yinthrop college. Rock Milt serv
mission
Klliott W. Springs went to islation.
yesterday afternoon where from hi
ered an address last night tion wt
terest of the Vietorv loan. I
1 I As th
OMl'ERS BADLY way <ar
if was
RT IN AN ACCIDENT nodes,n
I rushed
IO l-'eet to Curh*When Taxi- ''xtiicut
i Which He Rode Was IIit
I cab wa>
liv TwiIIpv I 'ti
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against
Vork. April 28. Samuel chine
, president of the American | Mr f
i) of Labor, was seriously his hot<
here yesterday afternoon surgeon
axicah In which he was rid- to remo
struck by a Hroadway sur-j Altbo
and hurb-d 20 feet to the Oomper;
officials
ns who were summoned of Labo
that two of Mr. Oompers' sued fr
been fractured, his right his eond
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Finish the.
The war is won, but the bills 1
oan is your job. You are leu
nmont guarantees its return "V
RodmanExceptional
values in our Hoj
hilclren's Hosiery. Several th
bread, Silks and a big line of
lese priced less than manufacti
(lL
ne hundred dozen Ladies' Hose in B1
Special 10c
wo hundred dozen Ladies' Full A
Hosiery. Exceptional values at 15c
t $2.48 Pair the greatest value in i:
Silk $8.00 Silk Hosiery. Colors, B1
White and Havana Brown. All pr
special $2.48
ne lot Ladies* Black Cut Pure Th
Silk Hosiery in the leading sh?i
Real $1.75 values. Priced special
$1.88
t $1.25 Ladies' $1.50 value Pure Th
Gordon Silk Hose. Special ..$1.25
SPECIE
On the Greatest Line
and Socks the
f
* One lot CI
022zgr cur 1 ?r iess *
Reinforced Hosiery Gordon Fa
cuiurs.
Daby Gon
f|>f |Tl V \ A great lii
' D IV 1 Round T
^ C J&k\T I H,ack- 1
L Reinforced E Special thi
, Childron
'fine and hi
xceptional line of Arrow Head St
ings, all sizes, in fine, medium
heavy ribbed. Priced 25c, .'15c and
Pair
RODMANSells
It For Cash For Less
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lined and that he had suffer- *"*"
re body contusions Despite
anced aue of the labor lead- //f _
surpeons declared there wash I 1% /
lihood of the injuries prov- I:
ii. 1 *VJ
tempers has boon busy vir-j
very minute since itis return ! W
ie peace conference, where
ed as chairman of the com
on international labor log*;
He had just started out Ev
s hotel for an hour's relaxa- beari
ten the accident occurred lustft
e tavfcah crossed the ltror>d (
trticks at Thirty-first s'reet 1,1
struck hy a n >rthl)ound car tal\Ofr
lans who witnessed the crash litrl
to the wrecked machine and lts ,l
ed Mr (Jompers. who was ^' ''
nconscious One s de of the lien
< completely crushed iu and hand
rttckagp had pinnori him' posii
the other side of the ma- turiK
pay I
lumpers was carried bark to moth
9l. After an examination, nen
s decided it would bo unwiseI
ve him to ?a hospital. .
ugh it was insisted that |
?' condition was not critical I
of the American Federation i V
r said bulletins would be isoni
time tc? time reporting
lition
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ding not giving your moi
VTTH INTEREST (Cash
Walku]
siery Department in La
ousand dozen of Hosiery
Children's Socks at specia
irers price today.
301 Jp
a B
lack. Very special, one lir
Pair Washington Lustr
$1.00 values. Thi;
lade special :
Pr.
i^iid Ve,7 sPe;ial this we
lack. Ho,e at
Ladies' Lisle Thread
read
ides. One ease Ladies An
I .lack and White.
Pair special
read One case exceptional
Pr. Broadway I lose at
iL PRI<
of Misses' and Childr
it we have ever shown
lildren's Ribbed Hose. Price*
it 15c Pi
ncv Socks for children. A!
rricea z;>c, ZOc and 55c Pai
ion Hose and Socks now on
le prettiest line we have eve
'riced 25c, 55c, 50c and 75c I?i
le of Misses' and Children'
uckett Stockings in White an.
'riced. . . .55c, 18c and 75c Pi
s week, one thousand dozei
's Hose, White and Black, i
eavy ribbed. Real 35c value*
pecial at 25c Pi
,ock- Children's Cuties S
anfj assorted colors
Priced . . f. . . . 2
Make our Store H
. . . Hosiery and Socks.
WALKU
" "Make Victory Sur
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[an's Best
Old Moth<
ery deposit entrusted to her
ng investment. Sacredly she
intly she pays upon demand.
>t or cancels an obligation. Sh
e service of her depositors. .
; or is obliged to offer apoloj
est every minute of the day <
re unlimited. The older she j.
lecomes the capital entrusted
and the poor alike receive ini]
s; ami though the foolish hav
s to risk them elsewhere, th
d to her, satisfied that investn
jest of all. Therefore it will 1 ><
er of all fortune and the safet
prosperity.
M. HUGHES,
LANCASTER,
PAGE FIVE
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ss of the Liberty 3
ley and your gov- ==
or Installment.) EE
p Co. j
dies', Misses' and =?
in Cotton, Lisle EE
.1 prices. Many of js
ES
F|
le of Ladies' Martha EE
ous Sik Hose. Ileal
s lot while they last, EE
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f.)C IT. ==
ek, Ladies Fibre Silk ?=
. .50c Pr. ==
Hose. EE:
Priced 25c and 50c ==
ow Head Hosiery in =={
This week priced EE
25c Pr. =
I values in Ladies' =3
L 15c Pr. jjEs
CES |
ens Hose ^
locks. Real values, =2
and combinations. ==
"?c, 29c and 25c Pair =E
eadquarters for your EE
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Banker^
ir Earth
becomes an interestguards
the principal.
She never repudiates
e never sleeps or tires
She never makes missies.
She compounds
>r night. Her resourjrows
the more valuato
her keeping. The
partial benefits at her
e drawn out their dee
wise have ever relents
in Mother Earth
e seen that land is the
y valve of our per maREAL
ESTATE
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