The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 09, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
FRIDAY. MAY 9. 1919.
THE NEWS ABOUT
Services ?t First Baptist. i would be
Rev. James B. Turner, the newly could lint
elected pastor of tho First Baptist anything
church here, will hold his first ser- minutes,
vice Sunday morning at 11:30 himself li
o'clock. There will also he preach- had land
ing at 8:30 in the evening. the next
self with
Ti?\iih#w School <'loses Today. home paj
The closing exercises of the Tax- _
ahaw graded school are being held
today. The principal address will
le delivered by Prof. K N. Nisbet. of
I Monroe. N (* A basket dinner was
given on the school grounds. ' '' , '
some titr
'It Rained Bullfrogs." J. E. Poc
An or (be heavy r:<in of Tuesday
nlcht and early Wednesday morn- ( nude
ing a large bullfrog was caught In spen ini?
the "man-hole" at the corner of The m
Main and Gay streets near the First Williams
National Rank. The only explana- she is uu
tion of the frog's presence was that terfield a
"it rained bullfrogs."
Mrs. J.
Death of Miss Cnrollne Baker. turned fr
Miss Caroline Baker. maiden
aunt of B. F. Baker, of Jefferson. Lieut,
d'ed at bis residence where she had for a ^
made her home for the past 16 an(*
years. April 2.V She was hurled the ^rs (
following day at the Baker burying Kon
ground. She was the last of her )n navidi
Immediate family.
? Robert
Br. Walters Moves. under tr
Br. I). C. Walters, of the Lancoa- flrmary
ter Pharmacy, who since his residence
in Lancaster has occupied one Miss N
of the Jones cottages on South
White street, has moved into the
Coffey cottage. formerly the Bob 1
Crockett home, on the court housell
square. i iiiawoa street.
School Building Iturned.
During the electric gtorm Wednesday
evening the Relltown school A
building was struck by lightning A'
and completely destroyed, together A
with all equipment The patrons.
we understand, will rebuild in the
next few months, erecting a modern,
up-to-date school building. ^
< >1?1 Hoard Fleeted.
The present board of trustees of
1he Lancaster school district was reelected
at a meeting held at the
court house Tuesday afternoon at 6|
o'clock. The board is composed of j
<"ol Leroy Springs, chairman: Geo j ,
\V Williams secretary: .1 I> Fun-j
derburk. K. W. Slstare and .1 T.
Tbomasson The board re-elected V|
Prof. II li Scott as super intendcut.
No teachers were ele t I
<'aiil lien-lngi am. ^
Tuesday, tin- fitb Instant. Mi .
Arist. (' uthen, of Heath Springs,
v as married to Miss Victoria I.i !
grain, a young lady *> hool teachei j
of M'ami, Fla.. 'he ceremony be!nr|
performed in Columbia, where Mr.
Cauthen had gone the day before to
meet his bride. A reception was
tendered the couple at their Heath
Springs home Wednesday, quite a
number from Lancaster going down,
among them Mr. and Mrs. K. M
Hailey, the latter a daughter of Mr.
<"authen. A son of Mr Cauthen had
Just arrived from overseas, and war
among those receiving congratulations
and best wishes.
I*>st Fifty Dollars.
"I lost fifty dollars hv not seeing W\*
the Issue of April 2!'th of the The A/Iolll
Lancaster News," said a farmer of J
the eastern part of the county, who
came Into The News office Thursday
afternoon, and who had come to
town for a load of nitrate of soda. lAUa
aforesaid article having been disposed
of to others several days he- '
fore. "Send me your paper, and ' ",1M> "
keep It going, too." he said, as he ?'??<eful
handed over a check for a year's becomin
subscription. No doubt a few others The S
(very few) were caught in the same suit. F
trap, and will not be found without suit is
The News when the next car of soda for the
arrives. out the
warmest
The Sick Folk.
Finest Jordan. Lester Robinson, " * a
and Mr. Wertz, the insurance man. <,is
are confined to their homes with In tailored
fluenza. as Is also M-\ II. T R<asing h'lent.y
ton. of the Rich Hill section, who r'r*1 '??
has been uuite sick. Mr. Geo. W. a'" w Ti
Raker, who has been under treat- aIU*
ment at the Fennel! Infirmary in The 1
Rock Hill, shows some improvement Crepe
the last few days. i coats. 11
" any com
Landing In tlie Street. proval r
A thin, sickly, little man entered ^
one of the stores In one of our small . .
t h e sub
towns recently and quietly seated
street,
himself on a convenient chair One
, sand an
of the clerks approached and asked
... tiected i
If he wished to purchase anything
?.. .w ..f . orlngs.
(>h. no. said the man. I Just .
St ri pe
dropped in for a few minutes." AfIrcoua
r(
ter half an hour had passed, the .
. , some of
manager of the store, becoming cu
rlous, approached him and asked
fhnt could be done for him. "Why f
nothing that I know of." said the LtUflCi
man. "You aee I have nervous pros
tratton and the doctor told me to
stay In a quiet place. Noticing that "The Be
you do not advertise I thought this _____
nil 1 "**'
I NEWS, LANCASTER.
'= "j:
? thia
THE LANCASTER
turned home after spending
AND COUNTY time with her cousin, M aa F
Bell.
i about the quieted place I Far,s Giles arrlved hom<
i." Bet me tell you It waa morni?K fro'? overseas. He r
but quiet there for five ed hls discharge at Mitchell
The poor little man found ^ong Island- t
a the street wishing that he M,ss Nell Morton, of Wii
ed on a feather bed. Bvu Salem, la the guest of her i
week the store surprised it- Mrs> Andrew Gregory.
i a big display ad in the -
>t?r. York Wilson, of Rock Hill
accepted a position aa assistan
retary of the Lancaster cotton
PKRMONMA. *
PLANS TO FOSTER THE
i. (\ Payseur is spending AIRPLANE INDUS
ie with her daughter, Mrs. ?
>1, of Columbia.
, Government to Place Older for
N. Sapp. Of Columbia. Is. Muchln^ nn<! wm Keep tl
a few days in Lancaster, j
Plant a Busy.
any friends of Miss Sarah
u-ill K., - - -
..... ./v ounj lu n-arn mar
ite ill at her home on Ches- Washington, May 8.?Ordei
ivenue. new airplanes soon will he 1
,, ~ * . by the war department to pi
( . blliott and son have re ? . . ? , .. .
, ,A complete collapse of the ail
otn a visit to Chester. , . . .. .
, manufacturing capacity bull
H. E. Ervin left Thursday during the war. The machines
v days stay in WashlnKton ordered will be of advanced
adelphla. developed from war experienn
deslRned by engineers workin
..llfford Herrlck and small (jer conditions more favorable
ford, are visiting relatives those existing during the war.
8?n- Acting Secretary Crowell d
S. Flovd, of Kershaw, is *d the ??epartmenCs plans in U
eatment at the Fennell in- 8pect ln e*P>a?ning that it had
Rock Hill I decided *? abandon Barron,
. ! Carruthers. Love Rich flelc
lary Lee Beckham has re- Taliaferro fields, Texas; Payne
.? slssippi; Gerstner field, Louh
~^ Taylor field, Alabama, and 1
a&fcmSr The ten fields to be aban
are being used at present to
^ w. equipment, the government h
^ Mnju on hand more service machinp?
would be needed to supply an:
itary establishment contemplati
fCTli'- This equipment is to be r<
trated at fields to be retained.
V \? W already have been announced.
I r. V' j VJfpr> fields designated to be aba
I A \i ed then will be turned over t
A \other government department
might need them, or the bui
v TnrfiJ mK will be sold or salvaged. D
^ Plans for the air service awa
I HI 1 V P """ u",,RrBBI1 il?< ,m* 111
I [ \ w policy. Secretary Orowell sal
y II \" r)\ department, however, was tr
I \\ \ T \ toward a broad constructive pr<
I j | | \ designed to cover not only nil
I \I I 1NSONC / need s hilt also relations bet wot
I Silks ck-V-uM* sJ I J government and civil enterprh
n promotion of air navigation.
1 \ 1 /I cers recognize that the coven
jfc- \ \ \ I 11 now virtunllv monopolizes the
\ \ il anil must tal e steps to <lifi'e
N V \ '/ I formation and equipment t<
|\ V\ }i J end.
J \ \ /?; / One element of air flicht do
1 I /ii,a .merit is in progress in Paris
LA "Jyji rules of the air, including star
I iJ\ I 'zat'on ?t signals, navigation r
f- ,j dying fields and similar mattei
f J ifjr being discussed hy an interna
r i? commission. The Ignited State
fAjr^v/ , Crowell said take an active pi
l\c\ this work.
[( R. G. RHETT NAMED BY
ft | GOVERNOR PLEAS,
^ On Subcommittee to Ot-gnni/.r
. p I ton Kxport Corporation?Cr
active, Exclusive,
Modish
Columbia. S. C., May 8.-lionnttn
r,.Alw. ernor Pleasant, of I.ouisian,II
a 11 ara L>rcpc wlre(1 j Skottowe Wannan
. . . chairman of the South Ca
leavv crinkly Silk that _ ... ....
Cotton association. that he
i the tigure. falls in long. . . ,, _ , .. ,
appoint It C.oodwvn Ithctt. of
drapes and is universally . . , ,
Jest on, a member of the sub-co
tee on tho organization of the
>i 1 k Ideal for the tailored Onn.OOn Cotton Foreign Mark
ashioned with a lining tho Financing and Kxporting Coi
delightfully comfortable tion.
spring months and with- ..This announcement will h
lining is just right for the (.G,vp(| wjfh vory proat p|Gasur
days of summer. only in South Carolina but all
versatile Silk; trig, natty 'he cotton belt." said Mr W
tinctlve for tho severely maker. "Mr. Ithett is one o
suit and dress and suf- smith's ablest bankers and w
formal. exclusive and of powerful assistance in the r
king for the more elabor- iaction of this corporation
ips, three-piece costumes *'"1 release the cotton farme
zer a'ternoon frocks. 'he south from the grasp which
, . York now has on them."
hallmark of Roshanara
In waistcoats, sweater The telegram from Oov
eckwear and hats stamps "?id: "A meet!
mine With the hearty ap thP ??h-rommlttee on the expor
>f fashion poratlon has been called for Mi
The committee ftn the formati
le joyous peace colorings. , . .
a permanent association will
tile darker tones for the
on Mav 1" The convention w
iiul the popular putty. ,, , . . . .
held on Mav 14. 1 and 16.
d white shades are remeetings
In New Orleans.
x ? lin vi * i j 1 ii ru n ?/o i\t o/? 1_
'"""l "* "" Kates have been appointed by
istana. South Carolina. Texas,
a, circles and checks In . _ ... . . ,
? .. . gla, California, Arkansas and
1 effects distinguish .. . ,,
other states."
the pieces.
The sub-committee from
~ Carolina on the export corpoi
will leave Columbia on Sat
2Sl T UepQTttnent aft,.,;,,,,,!! The sub-committer
^tfkYOC t*ie formation of a permanent
iJlUFCS elation leaves Sunday after
St IMsee I* Shop Alter All." The delegates to the convf
proper leave Columbia Monda
ecelv- CS "
Field. =E
tston-1 EE ^\Q(?
sister, :
I MM
, has S Special si
t sec-13 ner & Mao
mills 55 Beach Suit:try
I When Sty 1
3 That's the i
. xew gs style and com
;S lines, with th
t,e 3 makes you fe?
= Priced $24
.. JI var:
placed ^ you know
event ^ SchafTner &
plane ^ are This sea
1 up 3 than ever. T1
to be ga Price
types ?
e and sss - ?
c nn- EE U/2
than ; 3 " /
? They're the
iscios- Sr wil' find a gre
lis re- sss double-breaste
been == leading Manui
Call, = Priced $14.75,
1 and ==
YOU 1
ilana; , rr~ 1
Sberte == Your sumrn
, ~ without a Bit
doned ss handy for so
store ? must be sure
laving! 3 color. We ha
i than .== Priced $17.50,
y mil- i ?
?d fori = "PR
mcen-l= t The young
which = trousers will
The! EE: duality?even
ndon- 3 ?? the busine
O any = VVe have ther
t that1 = Priceti
i.imK,|= niry
;;ini,ii Dili Hi
it no-1
itit;,ryiS Men's and "
(l the E Reach Suits i
invinj? == Fancy Mixtur
)irrnm|EE Priced $9.1)5.
illtary t jSS _____________
>n the ' SS ?????
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nmcnt ? JLXVy
field EE
, | "Sells it f
^iiiiimiiiiiuuiiiiniiii
w he to ___________
ul.ir<l- turnoon at 4 o'clock
narks, , ,,
pect to go as well
rs arn j . . .
I who may wish to p<
tional
^ ^ i tJie .association at 01
Pullman has been s
party leaving Monda
South Carolina Cott
ANT ** * *.* * J
I t WAAHAW
* ?
' ot" The health ?r this
mi- very good at present
ception of a few ease
Mrs. J. N. Simril
r.ov have returned to thei
I, has after spending a fort
laker, parents, Mr. and Mi
rolina gUlt0n
would ;
Mr. and Mr- 3.
< liar-. family spent lasi 'ru
nimit- Jo(le N c wUh reJ(
$ 2 d o
etin?. Mr an(1 Mrs" 1Ia
rpora- an(' sons* Walter am
. Monroe, N\ ('., spen
i with Mr. and Mrs. \V.
>e re- , ..
family.
e. not
<U?t <|iiirkly relieve
anna- Itiliousness, lx>*s of
f the Headaches, due to 1
ill i,p Adv.
irganwhich
'"^j| Saturday f
eronr I Strawberries
"K ?f I Corbv's Ca
t cor-1 J
iv 12 I or raisin.
on of H I.>1'?? .-..ll.
pw ?/r i v i
e? Pan rolls.
ill Hr? |
ah Assorted ci
i >oio-, flavors.
Also full line
CJoormany,
Kreen vegetatd
to us from Floi
South Phone your or
ration '
unlay FergUSOI
? on ?
"The Home a
thing Good ai
tntlon
y af
s. c.
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IAKK VKTOUY S1KK?I
Iman-Wal
hewing of Men's Medium Weight and Sun
Powers, Miller Bros. A bij> shipment c
?. Beiutiful line *?f patterns to select frt:
e and Comfort Meet
deal combination in clothes. ,,
ion. a suit with the right ||| |
e latest features and that jjj'
1.95, $33.75 and $43.00. jjjfj! I
SITY MODELS iMl
how popular the Hart \ n- jg/il
Marx Varsiev Suits always Jjiil
son they're more distinctive ijillm
ley are all wool, guaranteed.
$43.00 and $49.50. fjj|: ; fgH
UST SEAMS ffj U
style fits of the season. You i '.
at selection here, single and
id models, made by the
facturers. j'Ha
, $17.50, $24.95 and $33.75. j jWB
irrrn a rrn/>r> llrlJHS
V?j?jLJ /\ ZLKIjL glgMl
er outfit is hardly complete IraPi'*
le Serge Suit. It comes in | af ij
many occasions, but you [P [1
it is all wool and of a fast [ * ' V
ve them kj [
, $24.50, $27.50 and $23.75. - J
'EP" STYLES "
fellow who is ready for long
find all the styie, all the
/thing the returned fighter
ss man can get in clothes,
n in Prep Suits.
1 $14.95 and $17.50.
VE OF SUITS FOR T
ifoung Gents' Palm Peach A grea
n Gray, Light or Dark, in .
es, well made, latest models.
$11.59, $13.95 and $1 1.75. Priced $1
) MAN -WAL
or Cash For Less" "Make Vi<
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All who o\ * + + * 4
as any visitor, ; BUSINESS NOTICEi
> should notify ^ + + + + + + + + + + H
nee. A special
ecu red for the, WAXTI*?Cow, horse, mule. ty
afternoon. un<l ?oat me 1>
on Association. >'ou 8el1- Capers Cauthen. \
street. 55______________
+ I CABBAGE PLANTS of ill kind
No. 6. sale at 25 cents per 100.
* + now and get an early start.
it's cheaper than buying the
t community is
J. R. Mackorell. 1
L. with the ex
s of mumps.
xitm'K or ELECTION.
le and children |
r home in ^ ork Notice is hcrcl>y given tha
night with her election to till the unexpired ter
'J. H. Witherspoon, councilman
rs. \\ (I. r er- signed, for the Town of Lane;
will he held on Tuesday, June
1919. All qualified electors t
TL Culp and jn>, within the corporate limil
esday in Char- the Town of Lancaster shall he
stives. hie to vote in this election.
The polls for said election sha
riy McDonald 0p0n aj 8:00 o'clock a. in. and
I Harry, Jr . of at 4:0 0 o'clock p. in.
t hist Sahhnth Managers: A J Koddey. 1
,. ,, I Hood and \V. A. Davis.
(.11 udson and.,. , , .
(liven under niv hand and
t li i s May 7th. 1919.
? R. S. STEWART. May
s Constipation. ^ " Itl'M.D, City Clerk
Appetite and ?
orpld Liver. NOTICE TO IM'BLIC.
mHHP' 1 U1" odlcially take charge
I day. Mv office days will be S
days and public days until Ju
after which a new schedule w|
arranged.
A. C. ROWELL,
Co. Supt. Schoo
'2t
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III
| AtYoi
les direct I ^ c have j)iit 011 a tv\
rida. I are now prepared to dc
rlor oarlv I housft fun,iture or
You can reach us anj
EVANS
id New." g
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kup Co. |
rimer Clothing in Hart Schaflf- ==
if Mohair and (ienuine I'alm =EE
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l'> IIJ^^ M .rx *
HE YOUNG MEN |
t line of Hoys' Clothing in Sum- ==
Medium Weights. 5S
.9."). $7. IS, 89.9.7, $12.18 and up. ?3
K.UP CO. |
dory Sure?Buy Bonds" =
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' + NOTU i: ol KUsJCTIOV.
s ?>?
^ + ^ To Fmpower the Town of Lancaster
to Levy Five .Mills for Siv Sue-!i'
"p cessive beat's to l*u> Paving Debt.
efore
\ hite Pursuant to an Act of the General
2t Assembly, duly ratified and approved
by the Governor, entitled an "Act
i to empower the Tow n of Lancaster
s for to hold an election on the question
Plant! of levying five (5) mills for six
And >'Gars to Pa>' paving debt," notice is
. hereby given that an election will
be held at Lancaster. South Caro52-tf
Una, on the 3rd day of June, 1919.
to determine whether or not said tax
shall he levied, at which all quali1
tied electors in the corporate limits
of said town shall have the right to
t an vote; those in favor of said tax
m of vote; "For the levy of five mills for
r,.. six years"; and those against said
ister, t;ix levy shall vote: "Against the levy
3rd. Hvo mills for six years." The
esid- polls at said election shall be open
ts of !" o'elock a. m., and close at
eligi- o'clock p. m.
Managers; 11. II. Iforton, John
11 he Madra and Krnest Jordan,
close Given under niv hand and seal this
May 7th. 1919.
[,,atta It. S. STKWART, Mayor.
W. li ItKF.I), City Clerk.
VOTKi: T(l hKllTOItS \\l? < ItFD>r.
iTolts
?
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate
of J A. Weaner, deceased, to
! tile the same with the undersigned
Mon- within the time prescribed by law,
atur- verified upon oath, and all persons
ly 1,1 indebted to said estate will make
11 be prompt payment also to the under.
signed.
J A. P. WKANER, Admr.,
Is. | Estate of J. A. Weaner, deceased.
I May 7. 191S. 56-31tlta
?
ir Service
o-ton truck for dray service and
> your heavy hauling, moving of
hing to be moved.
/ time?Phone 207.
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