The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 12, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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FRIDAY. SEPT. 12. 1919.
CHKSTKH'S NKW >K< 'KKTAItV
Jin a ;i ill H Branch, who has a
stinted the position of secretary i
the chamber of commerce in 01
neighboring town. Chester, will fi
the position admirably. We say th
by reason of an acquaintance with tl
new secretary which dates back i
the time in 11*11. we believe, whf
he quit the newspaper name to t
with the chamber of commerce
W'ilm ngton. N. C.. and the prcsei
editor of this paper relieved him ;
telegraph editor of the Wiltning't
Star. Mr. Branch did good work boi
t in th- newspaper and in the chamb
of commerce and we believe Chest
will find him a good citizen ai
good worker.
IT'S U\l> I.IQt OK.
There is something suspicions
these stories from North Candi
iiuuu' spmei s wearing i''uci> pi
nosticating such problematical i
suits a> "Wilson will win" and "Uni
will win." The first story came fr<
High i'oint .where unusual thin
sometimes happen, and while 1
dldn t -wallow it line and sinker,
were willing to pass it up Now
are on fronted with a story credit
to tae Salisbury Post, which is ?
tire'.y too identical with the Hi
I
Poin; story to keep down suspicic
The News printed a week ot so a
the High Point story, with some in
Kiv'iiits but foi what it was wort
Perhaps some of the readers rer;
the details, which, in effect were tit
a huge spider at the home of a ne
ress was weaving the letters "L'ni
will Aiu." and that during the cai
paign when Wilson and Hughes we
running, in the same town a spid
was found weaving "W. W. will win
If was a great curiosity, the sto
goes and hundreds of people flock
to th s. ene to view it. Now, Salisbu
is running High Point a close rare f
the ' nr. Here is the story from tl
Sf.lisjury Post, or rather from son
other paoer which says it is from tl
Pos?
' Mtny people have been calling
the home of Mr. Safrit. Sou
Jackson street, the past few days
see th>* sp der weaving letteis in h
we'? This spider has been at wo
som>- time anil has woven a numb
of letters, later removing them at
aga.u weaving other letters. To-d;
he ;. ts three Y's on the upper sl<
of the a eh and is apparency weavli
other letters an J on the lower sii
th?*re ar?* a number of M's and W
H" ha- ?i<it changed fh ? position
<he weh s.int- it was first notln
some <1.1 vs aso. The location is
a space between the -de of a ha
and a wite fence, and he will not
molested out will he allowed to rt
Ills course and will he closely watc
ed. A cover has been placed ov
the web to prevent tain front dlsa
ranving it "
We have heard about the Itqu
.that Is made up in North Oarolln
but we have never before heard
lbptior making one se anything oth
than pi"k elephants, cattish and l1
ards. with occasionally an Incide
(Connected w.th 'hoppin' Toads " Se
^ ing spiders, and furthermore, seeing er C
them weaving intelligible letters con- to 1
\ eyiug solution of important pro- Mia;i
land
"" blems is something new* under the an ,
sun. and we don't believe Paw-Paw and
will do it." "
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? Official Vote for Senator.
j Following is the official vote by ja
precincts in the primary election held Df ^
~ September 2 for the nomination of a farni
1(j' state senator. RAT
al i Precinct Bailes Cunningham rjd (
! Lancaster 97 lll.p|gU
Cotton Mill 53 971 price
Tabernacle 25 9 i cake
White Bluff 15 31 food
!J Camp Creek 11 3jThre
_ I Antioch 8 10 guar
ei New Bethel 10 6 ^V. S
it Osceola 12 2|
a" Primus 13 34 ??
J Midway 11 12 j
f Beliar 21 0
Pleasant Valley 35 1 ,
Dwight 7 2 1
Riverside 15 1ft
j L*nion 9 2
Pine Urove -4 24
- ?'?n.... 17 i A
\ an \> ycK 4 ' V t jm
Haile Mine 7 0| IH
Unity 13 17 Vf
= Carmel -1
Taxahav 6 14 j vf
Kershaw 4 4 15
Flat Creek 4 1 mm
" Crenshaw 9 3 "I
ir Heath Springs 35 59 p
11 Tradesvillo 24 10 TC,
is1 Elgin 12 14
Welch's 2 4 3
ha'
to Totals 678 477 sa|
,nj "
Ship <;?H's Down. 11,1
Miami. Sept. 11 Nine members thl
of the crew of the Ward line steam- bp
at I
1
lis "Mrs. Kearl? 'lells How Slie <iot to
Know Hat-Snap." pol
"Have always feared rats. Lately thi
noticed many on my farm. A neghbor a c
pr said he just got rid of droves with
er HAT-SNAP. This started me thinking. " ~
, \ Tried RAT-SNAP myself. It killed 17
and scared the rest away." HATSNAP
eon;es In three sizes. 2 5o, 5"c.
J $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by. Lancaster
Drug Co and W. S. Stewman
ln and Co. I
11.1 ____
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! FOR S
n- **
uV % :; dwelling houses on nice thr
'" j French Street, convenient to m
X town two blocks from Soutl
l?- JL
located in one of the best neig
,n Two of the houses practical*"^
at hall, pantry and porch; equippet
-- Two additional rooms can be ac
on three rooms, in good repair.
r(1 JL You'll make no mistake to lo
W J
?>r see me. I will sell house* and lo
i
i."iY to build them, not to mention th
rv ??
I! G. J. DERRU
no
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I Plyler-Sim|
'I NOTK
rto
E WE HAVE ON HANDS
?1 MEN'S OVERALLS GOIN<
of R3
ml !8 ( ))W lot
in fij Men's Work Pants ^
r n Hi
CTj Men's Work Shirts IVicr.
m138 fail to see our job h
>>-,H t;oing at a mlured price. . .
er H
B It you want to ?;o when1 pr
B conic to
H
or
I Plyler-Simj
1 Phone J
nt
mum agency ima ^a^King Y \t
the damages tcXyour car flcHM
paid. \ V
Play safe with a Hartford cippl
ticy which covers every loss i
U can happen to or through get:
ar. t
v
ncaster Insurance Agency *
IltA B. JONKS, JR., i
Linrastcr, S. C. A
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vv < 5
>ALE I?
imBKSBm iSfs
11EV
ee-quater acre lot on ?&. sn) ^
lain business portion of V JL
lern Railwav station; t BP
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hborhoods in Lancaster. J>4 wez
Four large rooms, ?|? ^ BT
i vvHhlights and water. Sr] J"
ldedVluS<p. Other house ^ gQj
\ A |H A fine sto<
ok at ihese houses and ?s?
,t for loss t h:in will r-r>af Sh CVCF, &S HI
e value of the lot.
_ > |5j LADIES'
Ladies' Coat
Lancaster, X1P *12'
South Car. ^ LA]
ife Serjfe, Popli
pjc^
[ycr Serge Popli
I all s^af^es at W
JSOIlCO. 11 Bn?dcloth.
W,S. shades and sP
-17 B!i! ..$4.95 $6.1
,P. \ MifiP Ladies,' Mis
\ ^ 1,^ $1.19 $1.98 $2,
A JOB LdT OF I jug MILLINI
3- AT LO^I PRICES. IS Complete lin
^'hjn] ladies and ch
. . .81.50, $1.95, 82.45 gig $|.?8
I.75 .*1.95 $2.25 $2.45 I j|j (l.OTHI
75c, 95c, $1.25 Men's Suits,
.t of men's IVlt lints. MM $14-95;
$1.00 and up. I Y?Ung mej
ice and (pialitv meets, B'S?
1 (Dp .$3.50 $1.9
I ^ Men's and 1
^ ^ Men's and I
rn ^1 m. i
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THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER !
orydon of 3? men were brouibl'^AAAAAAd|
his port this afternoon by the
ai Fish company's schooner Is- Jj^
Home. They had been adrift on ^ ?
upturned lifeboat without food ^
water for three days. 1
>cnd a 91 on Rat-Snap and Saved A
the Price of a Hor." a
mes McGuire, famous Hog Raiser ?*
ew Jersey says. "I advise every
ler troubled with rats to use;J^
-SNAP. Tried everything to get1 ^
)f rats. Spent $1 on HAT-SNAP.t J
red the rats it killed, saved thej^^
? of a hog." RAT-SNAP comes in * *
form. No mixing with other:
. Cats or dogs won't touch it. 14^ rw^
e sizes, 25c. 50c, $1.00. Sold and ' I '
anteedby. I.ancaster Drug Co. and ? A A xJ
I. Stewman and Co. j ^
?
bat If It Was the Other jt* _
How's Fault i Eve'
rellinj^iim al*>ut it, even * ?ng i
vinjf hinv^^rreVted is not 1 ?|.L
;isfying as cttN^jg^up this lOllJ
s. a
000 F1
To Boys^and (
ry Boy and Girl saving en<
\ WAR SAVINGS STAN
1 entitled to keep the Banl
i about August 11th insti
ication now, so that you \
^ours. COME IN TO SE
THE
nk of Lai
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? A.NCASTER, S.
II and Wintei
>OLIAKO
:k of high gr'ade Merchandise a
ost of them had been bought b
READY-TO-WEAR.
Suits, Serge, Poplin at All wool
">0. $17.50 $22.50 $57.50 up feta Satin
[)I ES* DRESSES. 1 al feta
n, Silk in all shades at Die*s (.
. $4.95 $7.95 $14.95 $22.50 '
_________________ ueavy i
DIES* SKIRTS. , Heavy C
in. Taffeta. Satin in all 36 inehe
.95 $1.95 $7.50 $9.50 and up Good M
AND MISSES' C OATS. ???
Silvertone Silk, Plush in all Good lit
ides at (iood Shi
15 $9.95 $17.50 $22.50 $47.50 Apron C
ses' and Children Sweaters.
,25 $5.50 $5.00 $7.50 and up
????????? Wool an
SR^ MILLINER\ double bed
e of up-to-date millinery for _
ildren ^
98 $4.95 $7.50 $9.50 and up We ar*'
shoes to fi
SC. CLOTHING Indies'
all wool, at at
$19.50 $25.00 $55.00 and up Children
s Suits u , c,
514.95 $22.50 $27.50 $57.50 Boy8 Sh
. _ \ .f f _
Joys' Overcoats at iraen s u
5 $6.50 $950 $12.50 $15.00
?oys' f*ants all sizes Trunks i
Joys Hats and Caps
POUAKOFF -cs;
FRIDAY, SEPT. 12. 1919.
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it reas^^ices as | *
efore advance^ in pHces || ^ (
DRY (iOODS 1 goj *V
Serge, Poplin, Silk Poplin, Taf- p3
s, at50c $1.25 $1.9H $2.25 yard 63 *
Satins, Plaids, pej
inhams, Fancy, La*R<? Plaaidif at ^
^.^c and 35c yd
luting, all ("ulors 25c kjgj
Cotton Flannel .... 25c and 35c
a Bleaching . . . .20c and 35c yd [nj-j
attress and Feather Ticking at
22c 35c 50c 09c yard 5gj
?avy Shirt Cloth 25c and 35c yd {fa?
leeting at . . 17 l-2c 25c 30c yd
iinghama. . ..17c 25c & 35cyd. ^
BLANKETS fif
(1 Cotton Blankets, full size for Eg
at . . $2.19 $2.98 $3.19 $0.50 up ?
HOES SHOES Hi
headquarters for solid leather {0g
it the family fie
hightop Dress and Work Shoes fie
$2.98 $.3.50 $5.50 $8.50 t j
i Shoes 75c $1.25 $2.25 $3.50 up !;1
loea $2.19 $3.50 * 0.00
>ress and Work Shoes at
$.3.50 $1.50 $0.50 $7.95 and up rajl
and Suit Cases at
..1.98 2.98 4.95 0.50 9.00 11.95 ||
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Square Dealing our Success.
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