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TUESDAY, SEPT if, 1919. THE NEWS ABOUT ] Birth. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Jones, jr., September 15, 1919, a son, Ira B. Jones. III. To Vote on Bonds. Rock Hill council has set r Hnte for an election on the question of issuing $5100.000 bonds for civic Improvements. The election will held October 28. Interest on Liberty Homls. Interest on the third Liberty loan . as due yesterday, the bonds bearing 4 1-4 per cent. The coupons may be exchanged for war savings stamps at banks or at the postoffice, and it is not necessary for anyone to cash the coupons and then buy stamps. The exchnnge can be made in one transaction. Hnlist for Influenza Figlit. Among the physicians from nil parts of the state who have enlisted with the state health authorities as a reserve corps to fight a recurrence of Influenza are Dr. G. W. Poovey and Dr. S. L. Allen, of Lancaster. The idea 1. f the authorities is to have a reserve * orps of 100 doctors to be called to any part of the state where needed. Wateree Plant Running. The Wateree station of the Southern Power company, the largest of the several hydro-electric plants constructed hy this company In the Carolinas, is virtually completed and began to turn wheels Saturday, according to announcement by Vice President W. S. Lee. The Wateree station, located on the Wateree river, seven hnlles from Camden, has a maximum insinuation 01 iuu.uuu horse power. H< (imposed of five units of 20,000 horse power each. While the dam across Hr:i" river was not quite completed, the ^ ust notch was filled and water rose Hio the point to turn machinery. No ^Lfiicial statement of the cost of the Hi.'W power plant was forthcoming, ^ftnit it is understood to represent an ^Lutlay of several million dollars. The ^ vork of construction was begun two ^ tnil a half years afto. The power de^Kelopment by the Wateree plant will ^ >e transmitted Into the general elec-Hri< power system of the company over transmission line which already J Bank P" / Statement of t 1 Farmers Ban 1 Located at Lancaster, I ness September 12th, 19 1RES01 Loans and Discounts, . . Overdrafts, Bonds and Stocks Owned Furniture and Fixtures . Banking House, Due from Banks and Ba Currency, .. .. -. .. Gold, 1 V .. . Silver and Other Minor C Checks and Cash I terns, . Li.yBi Capital Stock Paid In, Surplus Fund A. Undivided Profits, less < penses and Taxes Paid Dividends Unpaid- . . Individual Deposits Sub.i to Check, Savings Deposits, Time Certificates of Deposit, Certified Checks, / Cashier's Checks, Notes and Bills Redisco Bills Payable, including for Money Borrowed, . 1ST ATE OF SOUTH C A County of Lanca Before me came Max the above named bank, h Hays that the above and true condition of said bar of said bank. 4 Sworn to and subscril day of September, 1919. Correct Attest) 4 W. H. MILLER. W. T. GREGORY, A. J. GREGORY, Dir. THE LAN ~~ "j! ilies belong. Any one e TOWN AND COUNTY a T'^VYtoa:'' application to the nei " i chapter of the Unite? reaches the new plant. This line was Veterans, the Sons o used in transmitting power to the Veterans or the Cor Watereo station for use in the build- mortal Association. Pr ing of the plant there. Now the same not a chapter or cam line will be used in transmission of j near the home of thos power from the new plant into the tlficatcs which will ei "general circuit," as the layman | low rates, such n ppri might cull It. The plans for the Wat-, secured by writing t< eree plant, like the other hydro-elec-| Committee, 601 Cha trie plants of the company, were merce Building, Atlan drafted in the office of Vice President! preferable, however, t Lee, who Is the chief engineer of the' noarest camp or chapl company. It was built on contract. I Rates front other ne The lake formed by the backing of. Camden $5.36; Cats water above the dam is 2 8 miles long, j $4.94; Chester $4.16; It is said. Rock Hill $4.94. Sowing Cover Crops. I Ice Cream Sn The farmers of other counties, as I The News is request well as many farmers in this county, j that there will be an aro beginning to realize the advant-i I er at residence ?f age of cover crops the following clip-J Saturday night, Sept< ping tells of what is being done In i proceeds to go foi other counties. i ^*ew Hopo Church. "In Greenville County the clover' Scarcity <7f Si 'campaign resulted in orders Tor 11,-1 Sugap ba8 becn a 8) 000 pounds of crimson clover seed Lanca8tef for the pas from fifty-odd farmers who have not u I{J saJ(, that when ,t before planted clover, thus doubling at a? the prJce ig 12 the number of farmers planting clo-J pound Mo8t of tho Rr ver and more than doubling the acre- hftye bfipn QUt for mo, age in the county. ? In Chester County farmers have] Closes Good M bought two cars of rye seed for cov- Rev. E. O. Tliomp er crops to turn under in ths dough worth. Texas, has just stage for green manuring, many far- great meeting at Taxal mers who used rye last year having iservlce there were i declared that rye had increased their iprofessions and 13 ai cotton yields 25 per cent up. church. Mr. Thompson In Fairtield County 360 tons or Mt. Pisgah, Kershaw lime and 3000 pounds of alfalfa seed Sunday morning and have been ordered already and or- this county in the aft ders nre still being made, while in o'clock. Abbeville County a two-day drive for ^ alfalfa resulted in securing twenty mtochw? rKnsUNA i new alfalfa farmers. r? ?-l- ? - ' itcuuwi umes r?r veterans. i Miss Lucia Murch<8( The United States Itailroad admin-j for Decatur, Ga., to re istration has announced that the les at Agnes Scott C ronud trip fare from Lancaster to, returning to school, I Atlanta for the United Confederate will visit friends In A veterans reunion, October 7 to 10.i lanta. will be $5.26. Tickets will be on sale ... .. ~ *1 ~ _ .... o Miss Mary Heath J October 4 to 8. . # _ ' _ , , , ' day for Sweet Briar, To obtain these low rates It is nec- .... . . ? ., , i will be a student al essary for members of the various or- .... . , ,, I Miss Jones has been a i gani/.ations to secure an identification , . , , , ,. ... i Baldwin for the past t certificate from the organization to , which they are members or their fam-i Miss Mary Corpeni ~~~~~~~1???? for the University of ( ??????v will take a post-gradi Miss Mary Hough Columbia to resume Jo 2,?2 Chicora irollege. he Condition of Mr. and Mrs. F. Gon Sunday In Charlotte. 117 jkr I fliof I A ?" r n,ackn,on s?' [|\ J I UOl V/U* Chariotte where he Blackmon. who is un S. C., at the close of busi- ment at the Charlotte '1^* Misses Mary Lee Maude Bennett spen JRCES. ? oath Springs as the $365,184.75 >,nyo Mack0J': 5,597.84 Mr. and Mrs. R. J. by the Hank, 82,9-70.00 Mr. Andrew Gooch s 4,500.00 1 in Columbia. 17.022.18 ' ? inkers. .... 56,001.90 ! Mr and Mrs- E- M 7 490 00 ' Sunda>' <>. Heath Sp 7. V. A,195.00 i latives. t -oin , 3,006.00 Mrs. J. O. Porter - / 304.87 spent Monday In Char $543,782.54 ! Ml8S Margaret Lenn _________ y Intto dnon iho u>aa1t LITIES / I hor parents. Mr. and y . . . . 50,000.00 I Migs Genevieve Boy 25 000 00 ^er P08'Oon as tearht Current Ex- * grade. of the I.anraste 6 630 31 an<* Sunday for \ / 00 ^aH aoreP,<,(l a Pos i Mrs. A. J. (JroKoiy ^ 150,106.01 latives in Winston-Ss \ 17,105.67 | .? I Miss flozella Drisro 94,389.36 I for Lynchburg. Va.. ' V 7 50 ' ?n,er school. v 531.66 262.140.20 | Mr? h;lmerl^ *,7" U"l?V '' 25-000-00 I l? visiting her pare,,,, ^ertiiicates : E. B. Llngle. . . . . A.. . . 175-000.00 I m $513,782^54 j PRESIDENTS LAI I COLLISION A' ROLINA, I - ater?S8. # I Mr. Wll*on Not I O. Brittain, Cashier of i*anoh Hits An who, being f^uly sworn, Harbor. foregoing statement is a Ik. ?8 shown ty the books Seattle. Sep., IS. MAX G. BRITTAIN. , "on'"""ch, ! another boat in the h: bed before me this loth urday afternoon. Ho In the launch. )n a W. P. Robinson, I F'resident, wero Mr*. Notary Public S. C. ! tary and Mrs Daniels, men. secretaries and n | As the launch shov* dock, It heeled over tl was nearly under ectors. 1 C tMMI has more iniitiitj other Chill and ^oyei market, hut no *vi ?^_mmmmm ntodlelnO. TIK'V JtrC ? lj". i.*?s I SSBB *. law IKL&2 . ' . CASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. ntitled to such | ahead then, the craft ran bow-on y obtain it by( into another launch. Riving the party areat camp or a severe jar. The President sat serene I Confederate in the aft and smiled, f Confederate, After the accident, President Wilifederate Me- son boarded the historic battleship ovided there is. Oregon In Klliott bay, and standing p in a locality with Secretary Daniels and Admiral o desiring cer-j Hodman, commander of the Pacific ititle them to. fleet, reviewed the li-o... -? -? ? v..v D. VMV unco ?u oca ittcate may be, warriors assembled here. ) the Reunion ruber of Com- proven it will cure Malaria, tn Ga It is Clillls and Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds o write to thei,,lu' LnCrippe. It kills the germs that ler i rauso the fever. Fine Tonic. arby points are iwba Junction!"1* Must Hav<> lkM>n 1>iu<1 at '* ?? ? McBee $5.94; Months Hut Didn't Smell." "Saw a big rat in our cellar last ? Fall." Writes Mrs. Joanny. "and J'P?*r. bought a 2 5c cake of RAT-SNAP, ed to announce hroke ^ l(p jn(0 small pieces. Last ice cream sup- week while moving we came across O. W. ( authen den<l rat. Must have been dead, ember 20. tho s(x months, didn't smell. RAT-SNA I', the benefit of.jH wonderful." Three sizes 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by ban-' UKnr castor Drug, and W. S. Stewman and :arce article in * ?* t ton days and I [ ' can bo bought! ! 1-2 cents the, , SEE I ncers, however, \ I e than a week. HrOS | f IIAHUAHTBR,8TG. son. or r ort \ closed another U_KOH_ II law. At the last i ? \ ? more than 50 AutOmODlleS ildltions to the m+i N ? j | l will preach at' / 1 FUCKS cHlQ ' county, ne*t* _ ! at nigh Potnt.j 1 ractors err.oon at four ^^ Hub-.M.v-Tinhi is a |M?\vei-ful nntisepm. litic; it killa tlieuxdson caused fioni in i fected ^uts, i-uycs olil sores, tetter, j etc. on left Monday sume her stud-1 oil,.*,.. diss Murehison, ugusta and At-laJc? m Mon|p lvQqma Va., where she \JS ^ ^ t Sweet Hriar.ii^ itndent at Mary' wo years. 1i^Dj # OllVJ ng left Friday , [Uc? )hio where she \fj& Z~?t Special Showi r "| and Mi Ion Cobb, spent [UcJ Several thousand doll* " .*"* early when shoes were at ent to see Mrs. derpoinu treat- ^ to all, who take advantagt ? sanitarium. qje? Heckham and t Sunday in Lot ?f Ladies Nice U guests of Miss ye Medium Heel Priced Mellwaine and ^ LR\ SPkC IAL?(The lot 1 pent yesterday ^ Lotus Polish military heel $7. Croxton spent j Bg Ladies' Fine Military Hoot rings with re-,^ leather and Priced very speci i g railed school Sumter wheiei?^ ^ $7.50 ladies' and Missi ,t,on' military and low heel boot: is visiting re-ilUcj black shoes worth up to $1 tieni |g9 only reason we can sell thei ~ ^3 that we bought them carl v. n leit Monday Ladies' Nice Grey militai where she will Lyj ]vory welts English toe also - 23 derful servidte at of New York, are M 1' f n* I MS' J . Mr. and Mm. ?? Lttdl S AlCfl AlU am In the lead, they are comj: UNCH IN II r SEATTLE gj | j I njured When nj^ J 0 1 olheV in | jyp> jj O , ^ President Wll- ^ i rollinon with ^ -K srbor here Sat- ISq) \ was uninjured, ddition to the |&] \ Wifson Serre-; Ecj , secret service Be ewspaper men. Be ?? td off from the kQ ^ gal RODMA "zj1 thk i?u?y cash T-Z1T"' TL? CIDCT M A TIAAT I nit; linoi llAHUlli LANCASTER SOUTH You Can Now Sect World War Sou Genuine Hand Gi We now have IIAND GRENADE have been made into Savings Banks ai loan one to each boy and girl in Lanca When you have bought one War Si bank becomes your own. After buying your Stamp. Continue t< when full bring to us and let us place Savings Department where it will begi for you at the rate of four per cent, pounded every three months. These Hand Grenades should result girl opening a bank account. ?THE? First National LANCASTER, S. C Chas. D. Jones, President, E. M. Croxton, Vice-President and Ira B. Jones, Jr., i in-Walkup IE DEPARTMENT \ng All This Week ot SihfkOQ nnA Ron vvvu ksi iwa ufiu JL/l/U irs worth of Snappy Foot Wear the lowest for this season which meat 3 of this opportunity, and buy their wi lack Kid Shoes in Low and V $:U8 $-1.48 and $4.95 L ?lr |\ ? ladies' Black and Tan Dark l'\ ol 00 value Priced Special $5.80 I 01 ? H^o I s high top guaranteed Solid J ial $6.45 lL bs High Ileel detail,, typifying the hig * in tan and shoe designing. They are ^ ^ *en 'nt'^ boots neat toe heel Peerless last. Priced *y boots with 1 in tan wop- .Ifh-o/ic' .. ..$9.95 pr p ' Made by Educator. Ar IjOOtS the foot grow as it ahou )lete in every in tan and black priced . Children's School Shoes The well known line of Red Goose shoes the greatest shoe on the market for children guaranteed solid leather, tan and black Priced $2.98 to $5.95 per pair SCHOOL SHOE* The Little Jack Horner Shoe Nuff C< heel tan and black kid priced Call in ar)d let us show you through tl fore you buy. N-WALKUF S'roilK "NrlU 1< I'or ? mp.1 ^ ^ ? * notroV PAGE FIVE IL BANK CAROLINA ire Your venir renades IS on hand which id will be glad to ster County. ivings Stamp the i fill the bank and the funds in our n to earn interest per annum, cornin each boy and Bank I t. Cashier, Assistant Cashier. ??? ' Co. | s * Ladies' 1 is 1 contracted for ^ is a big saving nter shoes now. 1 $ OS hest character of Hfj! glaze kid nine and ^ welt, Sole Louis ^ . .$9.95 to $13.95 ^ ?/ Shoes id designed to let ^ Id, we have them sh} . . . $5.75 to $6.95 Y<iat<V%LLLl gj Little |SH Jack Horner? fp Shoes sa lie -l < mT * ** ?d they come low so] .. . $3.95 to $5.95 |p] le gret values be- p!j ' CO. It for liCNN.* fe]