The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 08, 1909, Page 6, Image 6
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Something About the Com-; j
ing Lunar Eclipse. iiii
Local astrouomers are jtreatlv ' II
interested in the coaiihL' total II
eclipse of the moon, which oc- Ir
curs on the eveniup of Thure- II
day Juue, 3. The phenomena II
may be observed all over the II
contineut if the sky is clear. II
In thiB section the rise II
ot the moon will be almost ||
uviiuaii nua me peopis may
watch the shadow of the earth
gradually steal oyer the lunar
body. But turtber in the conti
neut, probably on the other side
offche Mississippi, the inhab:
will first see an odd
looking disc of a faint reddish
color rise from the east.
When the moon rises here
only a narrow portion of it will
be observed. Gradually it will
enter deeper and deeper iuto
the earth's shadow nntil the
moon gives no light and is barey
ly perceptible.
This year the moon does not
enter into the heart ot the earth's
/ shadow, so there will not be a
^ black eclipse. The moon however,
will be in the shadow <?t
the earth tor over an hour and
practically the only light from
the heavens will be that of the
stars.
The reason why the moon will
be invisible is the influence ol
/ the earth's atmosphere, which
bends the sun's rays at the edge-"
of ^illuminated hemispheres of
our planet and throws on the
moon a taint glow, generally of a
red copper hue. It results trom
the absorption in our atmosphere *
ot the green, blue and violet
rays in the sun's light while the
red rays pass through it. It is
\ much the eamo at the sunset
glow, though infinitely more
faint.
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As the phenomenon of the j j
* eclipse develops, the children s
will be able to see lor themselves
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the truth ol (lie statement they!
learned from their geographies. \
An eclipse of the sun will be !
witnessed a fortnight la'er, on
Thursday, June 17, shortly be- !
lore 6unset. The only effect'
that it will have is to send the !
chickens to roost an hour or two :
earlier.
The lunar eclipse is precisely
the same as that which saved
the lives of Columbus and his
party in the isle of Jamacia in
the year 1504. The natives relused
them food. Columbus,
knowing that the eclipse was
due, told them thf ' Cod was an-:
gry because of the^ inhospitali- ' !
ty and would take away the' j
J ?' the naoon. The moment
A that the na'ivrs saw the light |
iTAlll tf fliav niiol?/vJ * ~ * U ? -- *
iusiiqj iu iiiwir siore- j
houses una brought out their
choicest viands, supplicating the!
' white angels" to bring back
Their moon. Columbus handed
it back in about an hour.
The earliest account ol an
eclipse was discovered in the1
tomb of a Chinese emperor. The
date has been tixed by chronolopists
as January 26. 11 #6 B. C.
?Exchange.
Organ and i
Piano Bargains.
Some pood K(|iiaro Pianos from
$45 to $75. Mori pood used Or- l||l
pans from S2.~> to $45. Should lire
I purchaser* of these instruments
desire t*? exchange them in a lew
years for a new piano, we will al- I
low their market value as a'-redit
on the new pianos.
Write at ono.e for particulars, as 1
S harpains po quickly.
M A I,ON K'S MUSK.' HOUSK,
23-h Uolumbia, S.
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brie Underskirts
mbroidery llounce and
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made of val insertion
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1.25,1.50,2.00.
brie corset covers.
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lendid value.
Waists.
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worth SDc, but we
i a chance to save on
50 cents.
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est styles, trimmed in
dozen at ...75 cents.
StS.
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$1.00
Ladies' corse
Made of plain nainso
finished at top with two i
val insertion with lace to
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embroidery, finished wit!
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Ladies' Night
of nainsook, yokes made (
tion, full width, all sizes
Ladies' Night
of longcloth, beautifully]
trimmed with lace and
good values at
Ladies' Night
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short sleeves finished wit 1
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match 25c.
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50 cents.
Gowns.
made and daintily
tucks, extremely in
75, 1.00 and $1.25. fr
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la
ring around neck. pi
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Hosiery and stylish new footwear?Su[e
Walking Shoes and Pumps. srm
Beautiful hair goods, side combs, Barretts ( \?
Exquisite Spring Millinery.
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dress hats and hats for general wear, 4fesf?-'
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nservative lines. But whatever your V* , J
ste, we are confident of our ability to
ease you. A large variety of untrimmed (
raw shapes and a great assortment of '< ? J
steful trimmings flowers, feathers, rib- j ,ulce? I
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trope, have attached white linen colars, , JK
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iplendi^j value at $1.00.
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Diacx waists. rH
small tucks; very attractive models from ^
$1.25. /I
"ine Batiste 'SAfaists. \
te batiste, elegantly trimmed with round
Irish Medallions and tucks, 2., 2.25,$2.50.
)ply while they last. * M
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Ladies' Night Gowns. V* *
Of sheer dimity, soft and cooi, neatly 4
immed, good value.. .>.$1.25. / %
Dress Accessories.
Charming assortment of Neckwear awaif^ \' V
g you- dainty Lace Collars and Jabots,
ttty little Ties and Bows. \