The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 30, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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Established 1832. And p
" ' When
Published Tuesday and Friday
BY TUB r
LANCASTER NEWS COMPANY, j So let
Laucusler. S. C.
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CiKOlU.K BULLA CllAVKN j Kear
Editor uud Manager j n
Tke News Is not responsible for tlie j 1 ,u> '
riewt of Correspondents. Short aud i fen n
rational articles uu topics of general !
uueiMt will be gladly received. And t
1 | We've
BCltet'llU'TlON I'lUCK: | ,
Cash iu Advance.
uai Year |2.0o ,
at* Months 1.0b
. "The
Entered us Secoud Class Mattel r
octo tier 7, lsfOb, at ttie i'ostotlice at,
Lancaster, S. C., under act of Con- ' onr
greas of March i, lo7b. In
~ Above
"My Country *Ti? of The?, Sweat Land
of Liberty." ; Sleep
TUESDAY. SEPT. P,0. 1910. j The f
TilF, MKMOIUAL
Tkl. 1. .. ..r 'S '
iu:r> III"" 1>I fllUlll
In nu
.Carolina and of Lancaster count v
Those
are asked to contribute to the fund
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for the erection of a memorial to the
men of the state who gave their
live- iii defense of their country.
6!ightly less than five thousand dol- eol
lnrs is asked of Lancaster county. The >
a.:d it should be a comparative easy (he Sr
matter to raise this sum. One year |,ridg<
a ;o. t>vo million American boys wore a que;
facing death on the haltletlelds of ho\ve\
Franee: one yoat ago yesterday, these |jt v IT
men broke t he 1 iindenburg l ite, sioj - to ev,
ped the onrush of the Ilun toward hritlgt
Tar s and started him back towar! reined
the Rhine. This was the beginning t>d? .%
of t! e end of the war The boys in t>al j|,
thai front line were principally South ;iS W;i
Carolina, North Carolina and Tonne-- day. t
see boys?the Thirtieth Division, be set
Some of them, many of them, have a f.,jr
returned to their homes in those fou-ti
states; some never will return. It is dango
the memory of those who do not eoine bridge
bark that the people wish to perpo- olse r
tuate by erecting a memorial to tell [ omul it
the tut are generations of the sacrifice! -ottrsi
of these men. Some of them are struct
Lancaster and Lancaster county hoys but tl
?Coleman Phillips. Wendell Wilson, dange
Willie t'authen. Martin Stalling*, count.
Thomas Lovick Ballard. Ileauregard [ Hot
Langley. Hanson Mobley. Thomas .1 ' |ip\,> |
Langley. Ward Knight. Ike Connor, necidt
Stafford Graham, Hubert White Neill. takes
Olin Small. Steve McNeely. These |{<>:?
men met death, not all in actual bat ty arc
tie. but all in the service oi their with I
country. They met death bravelyj road,
without a murmur. that I
The memorial to be erected to t.he be
(heir memory is to cost half a mil- n< t si
lion dollars. The legislature appro-; throuj:
priatcd $100,000 for the purpose 10' soil 01
be supplemented by a fund of $400. rnndit
ooo i > he raised an:r?ng the people of; points
the Lancaster county has beenjthe cc
approtioned a very small part of th of lah
total, and the raising of this small steam
sum will be only slight recognition; vale si
of the sacrifice Lancaster countv l>o\s raise ;
I
made in the world war. itlip co
A veal ago the world was at war.! el, w!i
Wiio would have said Lancaster j of $8.
county would not raise five thousand ' much
dollars mi a single day to contribute roads
to the welfare of the men "over fore. ;
there?" The war is now over, hut . the cc
we must not he unmindful of those J towari
who fell and who sleep where thel
popples blow ?
"In Flanders field the poppies blow | ^he
Ret word the crosses, row on row, jrecent
Thar mark our place*, and in the sky banke
The larks, still bravely singing, fly, 'be r?
S-arre heard amidst the guns below. ",'l'sWe
are the dead. Short days ago jnewap
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, 'ainca:
Loved and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders flelds. snn ar
Take up our quarrel with the foe! i Tbe
To you front falling hands we throw s'
The torch. Me yours to hold it high! :i fi,P'
If you break faith with us who die rf'" '(
We shall not sleep, though popples I6if?,(
grow matelj
In Flanders flields." conaui
thouss
"Rest ye in peace, ye Flaudeis dead 114,Of
The fight that ye bravely led ! and 7
We've taken up And we will keep The
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Sul
THE LANCASTER N1
faith with you who lie asleep, with $150,000 capital, with 10.0<
each a cross to mark his bed. spindles and 480 looms; in 1000
...... ..V! hlnulni, -- - 1 " ? ? " " " - * "
u.cii.vuu, 111111 il t.l|MI.H OI tl.UUU.UUV, ll,|!
? once liis own life blood ran spindles and 1.578 looms; in 191
ed; it had 137.688 spindles and 3.0'
your rest be sweet and deep looms. In 1895 the site of the m
In Flanders fields. was a cotton field. The plant nc
not that you have died for covers eight and one-half acres. T1
aught. mill owns 404 cottages occupied <
arch ye threw to us we caught, clustvely by its help. The village h
lillion hands will hold it high, a population of more than 3,000.
reedom's light shall never die! ^
learned the lesson that ye . THE 1?.\1'S NEWS,
aught a matter of news, it may
In Flanders fields." stated that the cotton market in La
. caster has been at the "head of t
poppies' blooms now mark in table" since the new crop was start
ed rolling. We read in the Chariot
resting place ye gallant dead. Observer of Sunday that the Chest
indors fields. And as they wave market on Saturday reached 33 cen
each cross-marked. Allied It was considered a good piece
;rave, news, evidently, as the Observ
breathe their opiates overhead gave it first page space. It mig
se each narrow, earthen bed. j have been added that Lancaster c
e you now rest your spirit, ton buyers paid 33 cents two da
led; - j before, and that on Saturday wc
In Flanders fields! ! *
? , , 1HU. . . TELE GRAPH RATES
ause that you so boldly led
dauntless spirit, unafraid, | Ml ST BE 1)E( REASE
m. Me It our task to save. j Hai,IOiU| Commissi
nuory of the lite you savo. Orders Western I nimi to Itorights
for which your blood store Former Scale.
vas shed
In Flanders fields!" Tallahassee. Fla, Sept. 29.
The Florida railroad commissi
\S TO THK |to \|)s I has issued an order requiring t
j western Union Telegraph comany
itity frlnglncer II II. Kester tells1 . . . .. . ...
J " I go back to the old rates which were
Cews that it is the business of effect prior to the Hurleson ord
luthern Railway '.o maintain the on December 91. 1918. This ord
? at IMeansant Kill. It is not:was at the close of a hearii
...... ' at which the Western Union eompa
<tion tor discussion at this tune..
I made application to be allowed to re
cr. as to where the responsibi-| Unue t0 pre8enf rates whlch a
sts for the ever-present dangers] approximate!) 2u per cent high
cry man who crosses that j than the old rates.
the question is, rati it be' ~ " ?~ _ . . ~ !
I Notice ol stockholders Meeting.
lied? c an the danger be remov-j jM pursuance of a resolution ado]
Ir. Kester says that the practi- ed bv the Hoard of Directors of T
ing to do is straghten the road Peoples Hank pf Kershaw, S. C.,
s outlined in The News of Frl- n,eetlns of tho Vockholders of sa
bank w.ll be held at the ollice
nit that the right-of-way cannot, .. . i ,
I same, in the town Of Kershaw. S. <
ured, cannot even be bought at j ?n ti1(, 25th day ol October. 1919.
price. My lowering the bridge j 10 o'clock a. in., for the purpose
en inches and widening it. tliC| vo,ing upon the question of the i
..... r .. crease of the capital fttofk of sa
r or collisions of cars on the,
bank from twenty live thousai
* can be lessened. If nothing , ( 25>000 , dollars ,o fifty, thousa.
an be done to alleviate present1 ($.*>0,000) dollars,
i e n *?, this should be done. Of. K J HAII,FY
?, such will necessitate the con- Cashier,
L. E. CEYlVURN,
ion of an entirely new bridge. President.
lie cost, in view of present Set. 30. 10 lit. 99-l(
i s, cannot be taken Into a< >
\cvcr, it would tie wise to re- I
lie situation now before a fatal | f IB/ *
tiit occurs at this point ami / JO ,
(Is throughout Lancaster conn- f 7 /
in tip top shape at tliis time. II
exception of the Charlotte ^ I J
The road leading south and J ^
cading to Cureton's ferry are
st in the county. Even these are LJ
) constructed as to he of use MMP?
;h the winter. The new top- ^ !
1 "1""" ""< Watch For Dangers
ons except at one or two T **
Mr Kester is handicapped in Only one of tiiiiny lire daninstruct]-n
ot roads by a lack j^ers that no kood housekoep
or and a ink of money a er permits. f^ut even the
-iiov i .: ami pi i most careful homiohold needsut'scriptions
tire being t.ik n to, the complete protection ol ?
I fund to be supplemented by policy ill the Harttoi'd 1* in
uniy for the purpose of a shov Insurance ( ompany. We cai
ich costs in the iieiRhb,) hood furnish it. Fire insurance
000 With' such, however, alone isn't much comfort to ?i
more headway can be made on man whose automobile ha>
tlino has ever heen made be been stolen. 1 his agency offers
md it is hoped the people of full protection of the most reunity
will contribute liberally liable kind.
Is its purchase. ??????????
;? k vT?7F Lancaster Insurance Agency
News fell into an argument IRA R. JONES, JR.,
ly with a cotton mill man and ls?nra*Ur, S. C .
1 from North Carolina as to
of different cotton
and we doubt if the average ^ |,. |,<
a per reader knows how big the
iter cotion mill really is We 11AC
know, o sought Mr Thorn "f
I.AX AS I I II, H.
hi he gave iih some figures. !
I.ancastcr cotton mtll has 139.-, ?I OH?..
>indlos :i,uI 3.006 Loins Ft has AutOmobileS
t.,1 of $2,500,000 aiul Its pay-,
>r twelve mouths approximates 1 TUCKS dflCl
100. The mill employs approxl- 'T .
1,200 people, and the annual I laClOrS
option is about th;rt> wuMMniMMiMBBHMMi
ind bales. The dally output !s *?
? Ilub-Mv-Tlsiii U a |p mortal utilise
10 yards (or b.t miles) of cloth, ,
t-c; It kilb the poison caused fr<mi i
.000 pounds of yarn. f(,c|rd (.1|fSt
cures old sores, telle
mill was Incorporated in 1806 etc. )
EWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
>*) FOREIGN BUSINESS TO |
11 HE HANDLED BY ONE 3&
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4 l'u|h>rs of State DIwusn Idea of Cen- ^
tral Advert ising Heprescnta- jj
Hi tlve for AU Sheets.
,w JL Stateme
Columbia, S. C., Sept. 29?A meet-j J
he ing of tho executive committee of *5^ T*I V%
?x- the South Carolina Press association, I hfi f\/?f1
as together with other publishers of the
state, was held Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the JefTerson hotel. The Located at LanCfl
business was to .take up with a com- X _ 0 , , 10.
. . 4. , . 4, ness September 12t
mittee appointed at the last meeting T
l,e of the association at Greenville the
n- matter of having a special representahe
tlve handle all the foreign advertls- R
ing for the publishers of the state
1 or as many as would go into such a #4 Loans and Discoun
proposition. After conside ation dis- J
er cussion of the matter it wis decided Bonds and Stocks .
t.. to have o K William, or the Record > Furniture and Fix
Printing company, of Rock Hill take
up the matter with the newspapers ?* Real Estate . . . .
er
and sec if a plan can be got under ^ , , . .
way by which they can all cooperate Cash on hand and
ot- in this matter. Mr. Williams will at 1
vs an early (late take the matter up with ^
P.irh individual nnbllchor in dntnll
re - """ w'- I X
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Arm CiiisIihI. j ^
Jess niackmon, an employe at It. j
II. Mackey's gin at Heath Springs,'
D had his arm so badly mangled yes-i J
terday afternoon that it had to ho f apital
on amputated. In throwing a belt. Mr.' V Surplus and Profit
Bla< Union's arm was caught in the y
pulley. Reserve for Taxes.
? ? + + f Rediscounts .. ..
"" BUSINESS NOTICES % Deposits
1 Bond Deposits
1 WILL gin cotton/for frfi cents per .X.
* ? \ ? 1^1
[er hundred. Ciin now/tunning every J
er day. I also sell hanging and ties ^
M? and buy cottort seed.\ Corn grind- V
;iv lng Saturday afternoops. B. L.
n Parker, Antioch. 21i %
re i \
er' FOR SALE At ono.Xir, <? 20 hives!
of Golden Italian Be^s. Phone 1202
or see me at once \ufln Knight.
Lancaster, Route 6. 4t
[>t- ~~ . .. . ~ " ~ Water. ApplV fOr prices and
AlTOMOIHI.K FOH HARK?Over , , ,
he .... ? to it. J. MolTValne, Lancas
a land Club Roadster, four or five \
iil passenger car. in good running or- soTI< K_\Ve are \ standing
der; good tires and extra w lieol Jersey bull and registered
a?<! tire. A bargain. George B boar at our feed bar^s five
at | * raven, News office. from court house. I4e?\ or ph
of I V W. Connor, City.
ln_ FOR S.\IiK?Three houses and lots. | .
i(j also one vacant lot dp Klin street. FOR K.\LK?Kstate of Janv
One six room house wit\} bath room Rowers, at Heath Springs; 81
1(j and pantry with electricXights, on tra or less; about 50 acres
four room house,also/ one three, >ivnt ion ; will be Sold at ai
room house each supplied \\'(th city | on Wednesday, Octoper 1, al
(51 ysttiPimmwn
I i Kt? UUU utii UCJ Ut=j ui^u uty ucm UrJJ Uc^J Uaii I'cii I cil UcdJ Ucdl Uc'J UeiJ UciTUc^rUSrUcirUcinJc
j yn
1 BIG BAR(
POLIAKC
Wr'
b H A fine stock of high grade Merchandise
b r i ever, as most of them had been bought
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LADIES' READY-TOVVEAR.
Ladies' Coat Suits. Serpre, Poplin at All w<
$12.50, $17.50 $22.50 $27.50 up feta Sat
, [nfj LADIES'DRESSES. Dress
i Serpre, Poplin, Silk in all shades at
> jfc $1.95 $7.95 $14.95 $22.50 Heavy
[U5 Heavy
LADIES' SKIRTS. ,, inc|
i ^ Serpre Poplin, Taffeta, Satin in all Good
, |Jj| shades at . .$2.95 $1.95 $7.50 $9.50 and up
5 fe LADIES' AND MISSES' COATS. ~ 7"
3nl viOOQ I
Broadcloth, Silvertone Silk, Plush in all
(pe shades and styles at '?(>(
' H . .$4.95 $6.95 $9.95 $17.50 $22.50 $47.50 Apron,
Ladies,' Misses' and Children Sweaters.
$1.49 $1.98 $2.25 $2.50 $5.00 $7.50 and up .
jggj Wool i
j 1*111,1,1 INEKY IVllLLIIS'EKY double b<
? [OF Complete line of up-to-date millinery for
ye ladies and children
gg ? $1.98 $2.98 $4.95 $7.50 $9.50 and up We ai
?????????????????? shoes to
CLOTHING .CLOTHING Ladies
jfjDj Men's Suits, all wool, at at.. . .
jjguj $10.50 $14.95 $19.50 $25.00 $115.00 and up Childr
sgd YounK men's Suits ,
$14.95 $22.50 $27.50 $37.50 '
tJJjj Men's and Boys' Overcoats at Men 8
$3.50 $1.95 $6.50 $950 $12.50 $15.00
Men's and Boys' Pants all sizes Trunk
Men's and Boys Hats and Caps
i M. P0L1AK0FF
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TUESDAYS SEPT. 30, 1919.
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tank No. 33
nt of the Condition of V
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k of Lancaster
ister, S. CM at the close of busih,
1910. %
BSOURCES. I X
X
t$ $630,503.40 X
595,000.00
tures 2,450.89
16,042.18 %
in Banks 81,186.33 ?
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V
1,325,182.80 X
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T
I ABILITIES.
$ 50,000.00 >
s 142,440.24 V
O "AA AA I
.VOUV.W 4%
45,000.00
.. .. 811,342.56
. . . . 272,000.00 X
1,084,242.56 V
%
$1,325,182.80
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terms m. T> ruK <nsh Mrs. Kliza
ler. t[ Howers, administrator. 3t
full'
| KOK S.AI.K Overland touring car. A
l)u roc
blocks ?of)<l car for money asked. T.
one J. M. Hughes. ^ ^ "
KOK SAI.I-r ''Ovttfljj^fr^foures
A. lug c;iy ia/IlrAL rta^bnnic.il
1 acres coinifTioyr/'tht^^^l<a bargain and
under nulst b^ ??ol<1^4i^noc. Address J. ('.
notion. S. ('., Box 120 ^
t 10 a.I ?*" \ 96-it
IAINS J
?i i *s
11- ^
at reasonable prices as p
before advance in prices i j
DRY GOODS \
>ol Serge, Poplin. Silk Popl. \ \
ins, atotk $1.25 $1.98 $2.2 \
Ginhams, Fancy, Large Plaj \
20c and 5 \
Outing, all colors \
Cotton Flannel .. . .25c an< \
hes Bleaching . . . .20c and .'If. \
Mattress and Feather Ticking \
22c 25c 50c 69c > \ |n^
Heavy Shirt Cloth 25c and 25c \ iar
Sheeting at . . 17 l-2c 25c 20c \ch
Ginghams.. ..17c 25c & 25cy Y**BLANKETS
\
and Cotton Blankets, full size fo.
ed at . . $2.19 $2.98 $2.49 $6.50 up
M
SHOES SHOES
e headquarters for solid leather
fit the family f1
i* hightop Dress and Work Shoes
$2.98 $2.50 $5.50 $8.50
en Shoes 75c $1.25 $2.25 $2.50 up |
Shoes $2.19 $2.50 & 6.00 ' 1
Dress and Work Shoes at t
,.$2.50 $4.50 $6.50 $7.95 and up 1
s and Suit Cases at 1
, ..1.98 2.98 4.95 6.50 9.00 11.95 1
:?Honesty our Foundation, 1.
I Square Dealing our Success.
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