The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 25, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
! FRIDAY. JULY 25. IS
THE NEWS ABO
Sorvioen at Old Wnxhuv
Rev. W. W. Ratchford r
e News to announce that the
Supper will be administered
[Waxhaw church on Sunday,
*3 Preaching on Friday and
?day. August 1 and 2.
}|?irt Streets (kMHl and Mm
The excessive rains of the p
| w eeks have played havoc wit!
everywhere. The new top sc
toward Charlotte seems to be
in* up better than any hereab?
1 tept certain stretches betwee
I r.nter and Kershaw, which ne
I had. The dirt streets in La
are in a terrible condition bi
sunshine for two or three day
i w ill dry out.
Watorme'ons Become Plent
Watermelons have been p
v on the local market during t
| tso weeks. tAougb they brin
' prices, selling as high as ll.t
and on down, according to
low as ten cents. Some of the
' ? ffered are of unusually good
Perry-McCoy.
J B. McCoy, of the Cassatt
of Kershaw county, and Mi
PeTy. of Liberty Hill, this
were quietly married In Camd
day evening at 10 o'clock at tb
j of I)r. W. K. Clyburn. Rev.
?nson. of the Baptist chur
f rming the ceremony The
c -ipie left immediately for a
A'hcville. N. C.
( oing After Merchants
The state tax commission,
h - i.e^n summoning m?re|iaii
various towns to come before
t oks and record* *o that it e<
? rtain the amount of stork
t y the merchant. i-< now plai
< .mpalsn, which will includ
counties in South Carolina,
fore, the commission has bee
nioning mer hauls b/ cities,
bia being first on the list, with
viile, Charleston and Spar1
close behind. Within a ft- v d
work by counties will be taker
A list of lf? counties has bee
out to which the commission
vote its special attention dar
next few weeks Merchants i
counties will he summoned
idly as the commission is ab.e
after them and the conitnissioi
has evidenced no indications c
on account of hot weather.
The counties as they appear
list prepared by the commiss
as follows: Abbeville. Andersc
cheater. Georgetown. Gref
l.aurens. Lee, Marlboro. Oran
Spartan bur*. Union. York,
ville Ftichland. Pickens and
Held.
The commission is prepa
I
THE
1920
Qualii
constr
lished stan<
given to th<
of superiori
Upon such
has the 192
An inspect
and refinen
Purchaser.
Model
Model
Model
Model
Model
Model
E. C. BRICK
v
V * ?
>19. THE Li
- ' were recently mar
UT TOWN AND COUNTY '
to the former a pai
~~ ' W. P. Stogner. of C
v. I rush its work to completion with as ~
equests much speed as is consistent with ac- R?*- A. M. ( rox
! Lord's curate and thorough work, and will aPPreriat'*e audte
at Old begin its Intensive campaign early, baptist church e
August next week, the merchants of Abbe-1 Coroner Caskey i
Satur- viUe and Anderson counties being the! morrow for Bonev
first to receive summons. ^oes to see a sistei
.... .. .... i, .. . twined serious inju
l?ly. Heavy Ham* General.
ast two The downpour of rain during the Misses Lallage i
h roads past several weeks has been general i??ft yesterday for
ill road' over several states, and particularly they will visit re
i stand- for the past three days. In eastern weeks.
juts ex-] North Carolina washouts on the rail- n
Lan- roads were frequent and trains were Mrs. R. L. Grier
ver get, defoui>-d until finally caught on both A v'3't ^er
. caster sides. A Norfolk-Southern train was Marshall. 'n Rock
ut with caught at Middlesex, between Hal- Frank Green
s these eight and Wilson and could move in' spon<line hls vacat
neither direction Southern trains hi, father John T
were tied up by washouts and high jojned him yM%9rA
water between Selma and Goldsboro.
enti u Seaboard seems to have sut- Miss Mary Wil
hf? Dst
, fered very little inconvenience to its was the guest, of
cr good
^ ^ schedules and the Atlantic Coast Line night ami attendei
has fairly well maintained its sche- ?
'melons . ONE CAN TAf
quality ! THROUC
PER80NAL9. !
aection. Provided Party
S3 Eva Mrs. Wheeler and little daughter. Ticket. One St
countv, of Sumter, are visitors at the home
en Sun- ?' Mr. and Mrs. Scarborough, on isnjs
,e home Chesterfield avenue. Asheville. N~
Mr. and Mrs. Toy Stogner, who J Prayor. Pullma
ch per- whiskey through
win tor and on on?
Ho: cto- . . .....
n . . \T II arrested at Dillon.
Protect Your Home intestate. The
1 '',l n / thorities found I*
A single policy in t)io old. re- and they tried .
liable Hartford Fife Insurance f?r keeping whi-k?
Company will opfnpletely pro- h? ?pp"'',m1 10 fh
??. u _/ i i 1 1 i from that rourt t
n made teet vour house and household . . .
. here. Judge Kna
win de- goods from possible loss by hand*(, down lh? (
ing the fire J et US' show you a Sam- today and reverse*
n the?,o p|e policy/ district rourt. the
as iaP" - , a new trial
to look 1011 cannot foresee misfor- M n nutiedge.
n so far tune but you can provide pealed for Prayor,
if emu: against it in whatever form it 'of Homer Gudger
,. conies through the insurance appealed to the si
' on f ., . United States wh;
ar(. service of th.s agency. Th|s |s ,h? ?rat ca
?n. Dor- > the Gudger rase w
mwood, m 9 .
geburg. I Lancaster Insurance Agency I Some skill or ot
?;r?- lit A B. JONKS, JR., ji. needful tor the
Edge- I life?and makes a
l<anrA?tcr, S. C. of despondency a
ring to ___?^ ^ Eliot.
nnouncing
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/tin) KOD
Cy' rsSj (K SEF
I
"Y has been the foremost consideration in tl
uction of the 1930 Model K Series. An esta
dard of Buick construction that for years h;
5 Buick Valve-in*-Head Motor Car a rcputatic
ty.
/ I
o /vr ^4? J ^ _ -
c* luunuauuij ui sucu^ui, uuraDuuy, ana van
0 Buick Series been designed and manufacture
ion of the new line will reveal improvemen
nents that are snrp tn please the most oxacti!
/ I
Prices of the New Buick Series
K-Six-44 Three-Passenger Roadster . $1495
K-Six-45 Five-Passenger Touring Car . . . 1495
1 K-Six-46 Touring Coupe 2085
K-Six-47 Five-Passenger Touring Sedan . . 2255
i K-Six-49 Seven-Passenger Touring Car . 1785
K Six 50 Seven-Passenger Sedan .... 2695
P. O. B. Flint, Afichtgmn
iES, . . . Heath Sprin;
1NCASTER NEWS. LANCASTER. S. C.
Tied at Ale >lo. ar- IXTERURBAX ELECTRIC ?
r a few days' visit LINES ARE SUFFERING
rents, Mr. and Mrs. _ HPl T"
'hesterfield avenue. t, . . .. . . I ||A L
^ < lainnsl rliat They Are K\|>erirnrin?s I l|f-l f
ton preached to an Same Financial Hardship* as m,
nee in the First C ity Fines. I \ i
dnesday evening. LAAVjA
"xperts to leave to- Washington. July 24?Interurban _____
ille. Ga.. where he electrlc railways were pictured to the
r who recently sus- "^eral electric ai.ways commission
iries In a fall today a- suffering from *he same |
nnarv iai hardships said to be t I I 1 1%/]
and Kthel Cauthen in_- tho city Iin**s I Ijlllt*
Asheville. wher?? "There isn't an interurban : a ' in I
latives for several ni\ part of the country that is paying I
dividends either on its preferred or
*7 . , , crmmon stock." declared Chu-.es L
has returned from ?
Iter. Captain J. W. Henry- of Indlanapol s. a pioneer in
interurban development.
9 Mr. Henry suggested "ha* thf f I I lb I"
of Rock Hill, -.s roads should be relieved of all will bllV
ion at the home of charges except those sustained In the tli'*
Green. Mrs. Green actual carrying of passenger- that %v, , *i a
1 V 1 I ! Ill* ?1\t II Ol
ay. passenger trucks be placed under -e
ulation and that the federal govern- t<?
sop. of U> k Hill ment phouUl adopt "fairer" romp'-'i- INL'S ])
friends here la.-t ljvo methods. Regarding *he last llliUll RS 1
1 'he dame. s".ingestion, Mr I; ;nry said the r.-.'l- >< ?M ;t!,<l
road administration had k^p. s
iE LIQUOR l urban rates low upon ste^ni lines. I ' i
rH THE ST \TE ll,ereby precluding an increase by t;.e ^
?!eotric lines, and had injured the ?y>|
mm mm , electric lines bv diverting express
Holds a Through . 1 .,
business. He laughingly told ot one i *illl<"c.l>u*
ate to Another, month in which one of his line* did , ?
, . 1 'd, ,
Court. an >xprpa" business amounting to L
four cents. ???
July 24 Henrv The service-at-cost plan of operan
porter, can take tlon *a? discussed by I. R. Nash. >f
South Carolina or Stone and Webster, who said tha" one
the jurisdiction of defect In ni.v-t of the existing fr n- ?
s circuit court of ch,8es " |* ff
"ireuit provided he ?u?**?uium rate or return A _ _
et from some other small to give incentive for the be.-t
er state, the court results. He appn v.-<l the Montreal
the rase aeainst -'"heme of allowing the compar.v on?as
appealed from * iL'h h of on? p<. o,r n ; r t Chas. D. J
rict court at C har- apCa! value ,vh-?i h. n- ; : E. M.
not OV' | h*. mo e J-. _ . 1
a ear running be-!f'*nt. Disci <sine fair rer:rr. - ->u irand
Florida la-t ve<ted c ?,t|. Mr N't-h -
of hi? trip- h? wa- "I" '
S. c., the first stop P*r cent. the Investor f oretlsally
South Carolina a a- living on his in- ughf t.? hav . .
rayor had whisker Increase of 50 pet rent, an i > :
tnd convicted him much entitled to it on his ni ....
f.v on hand for sale. a-i the worklnaman en'i'.. ! to :*
? district court ar.;l f?r his labor "
0 the circuit conr'
pp. of Washington. THE A(?|{I( I I.Tl R.\I? IJJJ.H
opinion of th .* court PASSED BY THE SENATE
1 the opinion of the - .
case going ba< k for Appropriation liill. K??rcni!> Vet U?I
lt> President !?..?. * Without |i?>. TTlfie-i ??
of Charleston, ap- light Savin- Itider. ^-JillliillillJI
. and cited the <a^e . Hh
. of Asheville, w h-> Washing! Jul> Tht K V* ^ *
ipreme court ??f th * late passed the $ UI 8 1
ich held with him. agricultural appjopiar .?ti bi'.l, whi ^ jjj | 1
,se of ir< kind since recently was retoed Pr? r t Qj
as decided. Wi.son because of the rider : >r re- rtj
peal of the day.iirht -:.i:ng law. No 3j ???^
her with the hands effort to restore : e rider a.i- made |y
completeness of the in the senate. Jfi 1 J--' a
i bridee over times Senators made no criticism of "he Of pany. Thind
doubt. ?George president's veto and the only refer- Qf "r*"
ence to the daylight saving question Q" 1 la! ,v '>'
?? was an amendment !> <'h:i U a,i
Gronna. of the agro tilture committee Jfl an'* a* ev<r
of the veto and the reiterat-d refusal 31 's Properly
of the house to override it US T''" >
1" U~
house tomorrow with a single Qj
j committee amendment approvt '. jj]
day ! > the ,ena'e provid n- relief Jn -ha.l : e gh
or w,-r. ru d ou- t -ufferer- v - -- Jfi ~:1
pendi' g their homes'ead r? -il?-n<-? IC I;IC
[jr
ELS or -en<l fl.e hill to onf-ren but q] __________
with the i - ]
ICQX ournment tomorrow beli-v- 1 w
. sure., Jfi |r
I'.e .i i.-e un.v? - il ie-ir- to p < L . ^
'vide funds in the bill for the depart- |"
nient of agriculture - many activities ?
and salaries held up since July 1 rj
; senate discussion of the bill *at 31
hrief. Western - nators parti'ularlv
urged all possibie haste to provide _____
funds for the forestry servo - in fight-; ^innnnp
IC lng fotest fires w\j lli U lU lla1
b" New H?N?ks at Library. rfJ 4 N
The following hooks have just been | ^
received ai me i?ancasier norary forijg
Dn i its juvenile members: "fi
"The I.aml of <>7. Raum. I 11* ^ O
"The Little Colonel in Arizona"? [ j licctt
j Annie Johnson r=zzzz=rz=
L10 "Mary Ware" Annie Fellows [ 3 JO0 acrfcj
, Johnson. r ] through thi
"Ruth Fielding at Rriar Wood I J l??o acres
Hall"?Alice Kmerson. J l timber and
its "Ruth Fielding at Lighthouse Of joO acre*
Point" Mice Kmerson. f school and
- * -i*i v u. 1
"r- " i he camp hire Girls Careers'?' Q* *"?>
Margaret Vander^ook jyj V.'V'i 1
"The Camp Fire Girls Across the' t J <,n.,y,o j
Sea Margaret Vandercook. J ] ro|d>> "cloJ
*y Others equally interesting are L. ,fl aoros
yS sojm forthcoming [ one nwle to
S ** ? ' I I'^idsfoi
^ A X NOt'NC KM KNTS. r] Nice, nea
/ For State Senator. J '?_ 1 an t ]
' ' ' At the solicitations >?f friends ^ 1 *
i i Th rr*o f vx
/ \ throughout the county. I hereby an- I . ROO(1 ,nvCst
nounce mvnelf a cand^l&te f^r the |f Nice lot I
State Senate to fill out tWe unexpired [ Five-roon
' term of the late Senator W. C. f J walls ceilei
Hough. 9. E. BAILES. r ] $2,500 for
. 1 Store roo
For State Senator. I From % 1
I hereby announce mygeif a candl- ( * Six-room
date for State Senatofo KU t)io unex- J 1 Two lots
1 pired te;m erf lb'' HUe \i/t C flbugh.
_ . W - j /me CrNMMMUM HBWaW
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PAGE FIVE
1RST NATIONAL BANK
ST EH SOUTH CAROLINA
:rty Loan BONDS
at Par
"IRsT NATIONAL BANK *?f Lain:i -tor
Liberty Loan Bonds of every i>su?- from
? of Lam-aster < utility at par during the
July, 1910, ami place tin; proiMM-ds of
tin; credit of v?.ur ao'ioiit in our SAVKPAKTMKXT.
All deposits must re0113
as one y?*ar from date the Bonds are
we will ]?ay interest on same at the rate
or cent per annum, compounded <juarthe
first opportunity that the people of
r County have had to sell their Bonds at
?THE?
st National Bank
LANCASTER, S. C.
ones. President.
Croxton. Vice-President and Cashier,
I.? I) T ~ I- t - ^
??<i aj. aunes, jr., .Assistant Lasnier. i
? wc-^???!! i w^?ammmmmmm^an i? ???
>T!< K. \o| |< I OP |)|N< II \lt(.K
drivers of I.an- Not;<e i- h- re by* -:v?*n that 'he unitify
the.|Tibl!c of in-i dersigned will, as hitjce. utor of the es?
Ilt-r- t"?r w.? ill S Hi- A rite vur*. l.-'faseil. on.
?r - wr. s*t??>p-i -a ! the . "'h day .>f A jQst. 3 *1 *. make
Iren. \ his t : 1 : turn as ?uch Kxeeutor and
J. D. PARTON', ->pp'.y t>. the Probate Co :rf of LanD
11 WILLIAMS. a~r. ; unty btters UD::.issary.
n.S' AR TAYLOR. \V. H STKWART.
JIM BLLL. Kxe< nor of said Deceased.
iy^bcyrd^=RbfiH^bRhfi!^bfibfiyqyiiRy=iW!fi
reinsurance jl
\\
agent I * Li UJ
f- "I
ingest f J
pays Kood dividends ea i year to ts po i iers J
offering unusually attr t. i:.-jran e propos.tions: 11
y :;-..in of foresight an.I ~ will, if the matter ?
nee to I b
?f his ihilitV It *.v ill be livant.j to |
? l!.!-::* > thW. rrifnat"' ' - - - - - -
- ...? ...... -1 - I - t I ' l?a
try -
: ?> on th" \tr?-et ? .? I I 1
i'l to call up >n v.vi e * * - r >rj <r * ' ' 1
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i . . a i { ! v > h o i |
J
I
>s. K. Connors jj
LANCASTER. S. C. C J
t?
iiiiLriiJTLriLnLniJiLriH^irdJTUi^^
?e PLVLER1
1' WANT TO SKLL OK Kl Y S
,se?"If It Can lie Did? Plyler Will Do It." ffi
). two m?Ies from town on public road, creek runs Of
s place; cheap at $5,400. [U
known as Caskey place; 2 1-2 miles from town; some JQ
some nice bottom land; only $33 per acre. "ft
i belonging to Mr. W. B Plyler. one mile to Antioch Q|
church. Almost new house and l>arn. Buildings are Fit
i $2,590. This is a bargain tor $4,600. ai|
icres known as Hunter Place, two miles from town |p
icres on crossing of Liberty Hill an?l Brown's Ferry J J
>e to school and church, $40 per ac re with terms. - J
belonging to Mr I,. fi. Starnes. five miles from town; J 1
Zion; 1 1-2 to Shiloh; 200 yards to school; crossing L i
d and Monroe roads Cheap at $21.50 per acre. r J
t. almost new 4-room house with hall; 1-2 acre f ]
put this houso up for $1.5" House and lot f ?: only f
icated on end of South Main Street. |
o-foorn houses that rent for $4 per month each A f J
ment for $ 1,200. 1
in good location, 58xlC0 eeet, only $225 j
a house and lot. almost new house with wood fibre I ?
;1 overhead. Can't be erected today for $2,500. Only T
bouse and lot. p J
m on Midway, nearly new $8,000. J
0.000 to $12,000 worth of lots in town. a ?
house and lot, fine location, only $3,000. J *
on Fast Knd, $50 each; 4^x200 ft. each. * J