The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 23, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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Established 183a. I Sates s
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Published Tuesday and Friday
BY THE I ,u'ationLANCASTER
NEWS COMPANY. put it i
Ijiiicustei. S. C. Ilt4 i
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OEOKGE BULLA CHAVEN poratior
Editor Mild Muuuget their wi
The Ne?s is not responsible (or tue increase
lews o? Correspondents. Short aud j .
rational articles on topics ol general I' '
lAtersst will be gladly received. to the I
SUliSCKLPTlON I'ltlCE:
C'iUili iu Advance. their \v<
Year *2.00 conditio
4U Months 1.00 | sp,,nt tM
Entei ed as Second Class Mallei m,M,t 111
uctooer 7, ISOo, at tne 1'oslotnco at j of the
Lancaster, a. C., unuer act ol Conares*
or .vlarch J, le70. | shares
?? ; knows t
dement
"My Country 'Tib of Th??, S?kI Land
of Lihirty." |possible
" * the stat
TI'KSOAY. SEPT. 2IS. 11)10.
stkikks i\i> is. ,unkl
Gov' nor Hlckett. of North Caro-\ Throe
Una. did a good thing in bringing; 'm,'-s '
about a settlement of the troubles| s,^s
between the furniture manufaettir-jsexon ?
ers and employes and the 4,ot)0 men|1,111 "'en'
who had lieen out of work for slx!t'ie n,u
weeks went back to the shops last1' e 'll
"\Vednesd ay. The settlement was1'1' ^,:n
offered through a series of confer-)"u
euros and both sides to the contro-jxx
versy apparently were satisfied at
the agreement reaelted. At Albe- '
ma tie, C.. striking cotton mill ein- 1 "
. . . , . , . Ceded in
ploycs precipitate 1 u r.ot .... 1 km;!.?
Joned tHe railing out of three coin- ' ni!" ^ (
pan *s of state militia. The trouble)''"
is ?: ill on and while "the governor ,,llK' *'*1
has been expected on the scene. In4 "li
? . i /. 'h'1 con
has not yet appeared. Governor
Cooper, of SouUi Carolina, went to 'lu
Rock Hill last week to make an at- ' ,"'nu
tempt to bring employer and em- ""11 ''
ploye together. All of which Is a "! 11,1 '
.. <1 isemen
bit cut of the ordinary.
Strikes are threatened and are or- Hipp
1 wavs be
currin^ in many different suet inns i
i . ^ is <1 m? I
of I if- country and in many ditier,
. ... ... , no fare
ent iiraii'-lt/s <>i industry. Likewise
# , . tln-ir on
for various causes. In some instances
demands for higher wages bring ' " '
. .. .. .. . south n
about the strikes: in otheis a d?,
. / . . ., I outside
mnr.u for mere recognition ot the
I seek t ll
union 'i*Iii^ seems to la the case
. expense
in th< ma'tei of tlie strike of steel
. , . N. ol the
V"i ;nrs. and the New 1 ork I tines
stays; "So fas the public is informed,'11 ' 1
tie threatened strike in the stoo 'A
trad is simply and solely to bring 'V 1
the s;e.-l winkers under labor union
cf'iitrol. It is not a strike to im-'
prove the conditions or add to the
wages of the men. It is a strike for
" power."
The strike of electric men connected
with the Southern Public uti!ities
company in Charlotte and \V;r
slon-Sulem. N. <'., and (Jreenville, s
('.. is still (>u and the union is going
so far :i - to print advertisements in
t. s>;,i .-papers advising linemen
tr> s'ay away from these towns, and
i: v >nld se'>ni to us. as an outsider,
t' it t 'lis i- going some. The News
i * opposed to unions; this office
;
is e>eruted as a semi-union office and
or; ae principles of union demands.
I'. en? events, however, are calcula'?
i t>) turn any average man who
nov may be a union sympathizer
aga nst the union. Nobody disputes,
the right of men to stop work if unsatisfactory
conditions exist, but no(
license is contained In that right to
resort to violence.
t
"Mr. Fltzpatrick. chairman of the
national committee of the American
federation of labor, and other lead
ers of the steel unions Issue a sta'cment
In which they speak of 'grievanies."
says the Times. "In an
earlier statement there was a brief
allusion to 'awlul conditions.' In
uloi.1 II"-. - -
. . - -I i*i*" \ > * i i * , i r * mi* l' i i" v iinc.e,s,
what arc the awful conditions?
There Is an astonishing lack of sp'*cidee.
on In the statement* of the
men who are organizing the strike
* '
yet It would seem to he good policy)
on their part to inform the public!
nhont the reason1' for it. If they
4 *
?ue able to carry out their threat, they
will interrupt the operations of the
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THE LAN CASTE H
's basic Industry. They de-j cost of liv:ng goes up waget
ar not merely on the United raised. After a while, the pin
teel corporation, but on Ihe will be reached and the whole
ountry. If they have justl- ture will fall.
they ought to be able to : ???
nto a statement. \ 1>OKS YOU11 BACK ACHE
s known that tne steel cor-j u.g U8uaW,y a 8lgn of 8lck
i pays high wages to its men; especially if the kidney action i
nges have been several times ordered, passages scanty or to
d. The officers of the com- ?iuont. l)on\t wait for nrtre si
troubles. Bdgin using Dean's K
ve a great deal of attention T*
Pills. Head ttys Lancaster testii
living conditions and to the, . .x. .. 0,
Lee Ellis, White St., says: "
of the men. and to promotej yearg ago i stVained my back
elfare and maintain sanitary believe this caused my kidney
ns a great deal of money is, hie. My back ached all the tim?
erv year. Under an arrange- when 1 ?* doWV 1 couldn't
i from the aching loins. If I di<
ude by the corporation, many ,imng my bftrk T ,d huft
employes have purchased i>oail*? Kidney Plllk at the Stai
of its stock. The public Drug Co.. and after Ah ad taken
hese things, it does not knowl^?^ a box, my back\became st
. . . One box entirely cuied r.ie i
le grievances are to which , ... , \ .
haven t had a pain or yn ache
ike organizers allude. ltj Prlre 60c at aU do\ler8.
a know what they are." simply ask for a kidney \emedy
thus it would seem that set.' l)oan'9 Kidney Pills?the\ same
,,, . , Mr. Ellis had. Foster-Milburn
of the steel srike will be ini- ... ? , v,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
of effect by the governor of, \
e. or any board of arbitra- ' Bank No. 250
cause the "grievances" Willi Statement of the condition o
cing light on ibis point, the Bank of Heath Spri
' 'marks: Mr. 1* itzpatriek jocated at Heath Springs, S. C.. 5
at 'ill the last twelve daVS flr??? r>f luiuinitaa Sont 19?li 1Q1
I our organizers have been j RESOURCES.
d." but it is pointed out that Loans and Discounts, 167.4
nlors' which he alludes took; Overdrafts,. . . . . . .. 6
i Ponds and Stocks Ownirini*
a riot at the plants of ed by the Bank, 6.0
idard steel car company and! ?urn'ture ant(,' W*tures. 6
i Due from Banks and
ible there had nothing to do Bankers a 24.1
strike ordered, or predicted tairroncy .. 3._
Gold \ . . 4
it Monday morning. We Silver and other Minor
tave supposed that the threat * ?,n'. ' ' ' ' 'i
, Checks and Cash Itertis, 1
drfke would have been pre-j ( .
a very full statement of the Total 203,9
if the strike That is one of LIABILITIES
, , Capital Stock Paid In, . 5$ 10,0
i.v reasons tliat have led a, surplus Fund 16,0
irt of the public to conclude Cndivtded Profits. less >
Current Expenses and
s is not a strike to improve Taxrs - 6
ditions of labor, hut to ex I Due to Banks and \
, . Hankers \ 3
power of the American fed- Illdiv,dua, i,op()si,s shi> '
over l lie steel corporation ject to Check. $153,121.15 \
, Time Certificates of De[
is a strike not for the good posjt 13.538.59
>vorkers, hut for the aggran- Cashier s Checks, 353 0 1 16&.0
, . , , Hue U. S. (lov't on
t of the leaders. llollds 4.t)
will he people who will al?
Total $203,9
lieve that the present unrcsi ^ .
State of South Carolina,
o the high cost of living and i County of Lancaster, ss.
of argument will ver change, Heforo ine came James K. C
Cashier of the above named
munis, hut it is a s.,ie ens-. who, being duly sworn, says tin
al trouble ih labor in the above and foregoing statement
, , true condition of said hank, as s
my he attributed directly to by ,ho ,,ooks ()f saj(l , k>
inlluence and agitators w ho J AS. K. CASK I
. ' Sworn to and subscribed hefo
e , own advancement at the ?)is ,7th (,ay ()f S(.pf
and upon tlie very life blood W. H. TWIT'
, ,, . . Notary Public S (
workmen. liaising woges is
Correct Attest
cure for the trouble; every ltol?t. It. Maekey. , \ /
ages are raised tlie cost of l.eroy Springs, /
J no. T. Stevens,
toes up, and every time the Directors.
I 1 * /vci " ? ? -
r rom IUII to 2IIII head ol Horses, Mules
and Mares on hand all the time. I;resh
from St. Louis. Well selected. Will
OA|l I'-a
-n ui awup. vjumi ur iTfflii,
The Sikes Company, Inc.
Dealers in Live Stock and Vehicles.
Monroe, N. C.
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t NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
i urej For age la opportunity no less than I
youth itself.?Longfellow. c * * i
mat it- sickness seizes the body from bad I
struc- ventilation.?Ovid. i ?*
The urms are fair, when the intent
of bearing them is just.?Shakes
? peare.
f ir ^
Kuh-My-Tisiti Is a great pain killer. | 1
\ y A
Inevs " relieves pain\ and soreness caused| J
s dis- l,y HheumatUi*!^ Neuralgia, Sprain-,i V
etc. / |?*
o fre- \ J
?rlous + + + ^ ^ 44444+4
?onyy * BUSINESS NOTICES X 1
'Some -^ ? A nes
and I FOR SALE?Overlaid \ourlng car. A ? %
trou- good oar for ^kT money asked. T. i
>, and M. Hughes. - tf
sleep V? ^
d any Hlrsh's heay quarters for Walk +?
I got ?vcr Shoes. \ ?* Lot
adard WANTKI>?A ,,ve hugging school' J Bor
about , \ . , . ; ?
boy to act as our, agent in Lancas- f p.,,
rong. i " ui
j ter;one that will\have time to call i V
since ^?r an<' ^e"ver tbd work preferred, i Rett
* Address Chester Laundry. Chester, ?
Uon s. c. / \ s.X- -as
?get j
If you want the Shoes that's hard to j
" wear out get the Lion Brand atj*?*
Hlrsh's. ;
!
FOR SALE?Marion Hluniley six A.
ii me cylinder touring oar.' In good condi-l
tion. $750. Pete' Bratsos at Candyj i
ngS Kltrtl - 93 3tj% Cap
it the FOR SAI.K?Fort)/' touring Car. A
y, Evans and Wllso^. Res
> t \
FOR HKNT?A pigments, three and Red
1 R ft Q \ ?*a
26 05 foUr room9' wnt,N' and lights. W. y
J. Cunningham, Rock Hill, or Mnx |
00.00 (5. Brtttaln, at Farmers Bank and j ?* Bor
72.53 Trust Co. lt^^>
V'--9 TH.K STORE of M. l\llakoff will
8'> 50 he closed. Thursday and Friday on J
account of holiday?^Jew'tsh New
52.01 Year. / A
:t5.70 ! X
AFTOMORII.K FOR SAI.K?Over ) $
06 ? 6 land Ciub Roadster, four or tive ^
passenger car, in good running or00.00
der; good tires and extra wheel ?
00-00 and tire. A bargain. George B lhe Superil
Craven, News office. or Hoap|te
1 FOR SAI.K?Estate of James A. Nurses. (1
50.47 Bowers, at Hegth Springs: 82 acres ?
more or less; about 50 acres under FOR S.M.K?
cultivation; will W sold at auction. conditlon. ,
on Wednesday, Octpuier 1. at 10 a.
12.75 m. Terms CasJF \ Mrs. Eliza fa<tion. It
flowers, administrator. 3t bargain. Ca
00.00 [_ ,
M ISIV HMVI'L'I. f ??
*; I'ryor lies- I'Olt SAI.K?
pltal. Young ladies desirous of on- also one vi
toring training for (rained nursing One six roo
askoy nre requested to apply at once to and pantry
"l?ha tl i '
hown bj",i
BIG
' sol
I Es
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=1 POLI/3
K!j A fine stock of high grade IV
MS ever, as most of them had bi
! Oic?
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR.
Ladies' Coat Suits. Serge, Poplin at
$12.50, $17.50 $22.50 $37.50
LADIES' DRESSES.
Serge, Poplin, Silk in all shades at
$4.95 $7.95 $14.95 $22
LADIES' SKIRTS.
Serge Poplin, Taffeta, Satin in
shades at . .$3.95 $4.95 $7.50 $9.50 and
fl LADIES' AND MISSES' C OATS.
nQi I)-,.,. 1~ Oil 4- 0!I1. Til - L !_
I >l 1IIIIU nil ll, OllVfl UM1C OIIK, I 1 US II in
shades and styles at
. . $ 1.95 $6.95 $9.95 $17.50 $22.50 $47
Ladies,' Mfsses' and Children Sweatc
$1.49 $1.98 $2.25 $3.50 $5.00 $7.50 and
MILLINERY MILLINERY
Ee Complete line of up-to-date millinery
Pc? ladies and children
pj $1.98 $2.98 $4.95 $7.50 $9.50 and
CLOTHING CLOTHING
1 Men's Suits, all wool, at
$10.50 $1 1.95 $19.50 $25.00 $.'15.00 and
[?P Young men's Suits
$14.95 $22.50 $27.50 $.17
?p Men's and Hoys' Overcoats at
$.1.50 $1.95 $6.50 $950 $12.50 $15
Men's and Hoys' Pants all sizes
Men's and Hoys Hats and Caps
I M. POLIAKOFF
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TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1919. ^
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Hank No. 33
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Statement of the Condition of 1
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The Bank of Lancaster
iocated at Lancaster, S. C., at th? close of busi- , v JJ
s September 12th, 1919. A
%
RESOURCES. A H|
/
ins and Discounts $630,503.40 ^
ids and Stocks 595,000.00
niture and Fixtures 2,450.89 ^
,1 Estate 16,042.18 %
h on hand and in Banks SI. 186.33
I
1,325.182.80 ^
JL
y
LIABILITIES.
Y
lital $ .>0,000.00
plus and Profits 142,440.24 V ^.ri
v
erve for Taxes 3-500.00 ?, *
liscounts 45,000.00
>osits 811,342.56 Y
id Deposits 272,900.00 &
1,084,242.56
$1,325,182.80
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itendeni of Nurses, Pry-' four room house,also one" three
il Training School Forj room house each supplied with city
tester. Si C. 4t Water. Apply for prices and terms
to It. J. Mcllwaine, Lancaster, tf
Jewel range in splendid
... WANT!)?Cow. .horse, mule, sheep
guaranteed to give satisand
goat liidep. See me before
ted about two years. \ yQU st>? Capors Cautheil( whlte
ill at NeWs Office. 4t street
? 1 t
-Three houses and lots. J Ituh-My-Tisiu is a powerful nntisep- y Jw
ncant lot otj Kim street, t'.c; it kills the poison caused from inin
house with bath room, frrlcd cuts, cures old *ores, tettei, /***
with electric I u 11; -. one etc. \ J
K! '
?
iKOrF'S 1 /
lerchandise at reasonable prices as f!
sen bought before advance in prices :
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? gpU?
I)KY (.OODS ?|
All woo! Herire. Ponlin. Kiik IWdin T-.if_ iCc
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up feta Satins. uUllr $1.25 $1.98 $2.25 yard
Dress Ciinhams, Fancy, Large Plaaids at Fp
.... / . . 20c and 35c yd jjp
-q Heavy Outing, all colors 25c ye
? Heavy Cotton Flannel .. ..25c and 35c fe
36 inches Bleaching . . . ,20c and 35c yd
ah Good "Mattress and Feather Ticking at ?j|
up ; 22c 35c 50c 60c yard gRi
Good Heavy Shirt Ch>th 25c and 35c vd Ufa
all * fit*!
Good Sheeting at . . 17 l-2c 25c 30c yd 5^
Apron Ginghams.. ..17c 25c & 35cyd. jjira
!rs- BLANKETS
JiH Wool and Cotton Blankets, full size for !aj|
double bed at . . $2.19 $2.98 $3.19 $6.50 up jjj|
for SHOES SHOES
up ;We are headquarters for solid leather lp ,f
? shoes to fit the family Sgj
Ladies' hightop Dress and Work Shoes
at $2.98 $3.50 $5.50 $8.50 j=|
"P Children Shoes 75c $1.25 $2.25 $3.50 up gHl
Boys' Shoes $2.49 $3.50 & 6.00
Men s Dress and Work Shoes at
0() ....$3.50 $4.50 $6.50 $7.95 and up fyjs
Trunks and Suit Cases at
1.98 2.98 4.95 6.50 9.00 14.95 Sj
Our Motto:?Honesty our Foundation,
Fair and Square Dealing our Success. jpj