The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 04, 1913, Page 3, Image 3
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j GOOD FOR CHERAW. J
B. Y. P. U. Convention Makes a
Lasting Impression.
Cheraw Special to Columbia
State: The B. Y. P. U.
convention, which met in Che3
raw last week, has made a deep
and lasting impression on this
community. The devotional
exercises, morning, afternoon
and night, under the leadership
of the Rev. W. D. Wakefield of
Union, were characterized by
pveonl InnnlKr 1
v^vvj/viviiaiijr ^ UUH 111 ^ 111 ^ clIKl
stirring talks. The Kev. A. J.
Hall of Hartsville, E. P. Jones
of Newberry and J. S. Sowers
of Florence made inspiring addresses
on various phases of
Christian life and service.
Arthur Flake of Baldwin, Miss.,
who had charge of the classes
in the B. Y. P. U. manual, showed
how the young people's
meetings should be conducted
! in order to create and maintain
[enthusiasm, do effective work
and get the most good out of
the union. The banner for best
attendance during the past year
and largest percentage of mem- 1
bership taking the prescribed
Bible courses of study, was I
won by the union of the Taber- I
nacle church of Columbia. There I
were 105 delegates from all I
over the state in attendance. I
[Rev. Dr. Burts of Columbia was I
selected president for the ensu- I
ing year. ;
Mr. Payseur Writes of His I
Southern Trip. '
Editor News: I have plenty of I
I time this beautiful Monday and !
my thoughts naturally are of I
B Lancaster and the people that I
1 love. Wife and myself left I
New Orleans about a week norn I
font the conference, are I)r. (I.
Campbell Morgan, London; Dr.
Len (J. Broughton. London; Dr.
James R. Cray, Chicago; Dr.
John R. Sampey, Louisville;
L>r. W. H. Wedderspoon, WashIfngton,
D. C.; Dr. James I.
Vance, Nashville, Tenn.; Dr
Lacey MofTett, China; Dr. W.
M. Morrison, Africa; Prof. \V.
C. Pierce, Chicago.
The conference secretary, i
Rev. John W. Ham, in speaking
of the conference today, said:
h "Indications point to the largest
out-of-town attendance that
has ever marked the history of
the conference during fifteen
years. We are booking people
from all parts of the United
MR States and from all denominavj
tions. We have the strongest
?! program ever offered. The raiJ;
roads are co-operating with us
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j l>r. KIiik'm Now Discovery.
Soothes irritated throat and lungs
stops chronic and bucking cough, relievos
tickling throat, tastes nice.
! Take no other; ome used, always
used. Huy it at Lancaster Pharmacy
and Standard Drug Co. ^
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on this elegant ship, Parismina.
We have a big passenger list,
but no one from the South. Most
^ of the people seem to be from
^ "'thc West and other parts of the |
world. Everything is gaiety,
though one can find company
to suit almost any taste, though
eating, dancing and music seem
to be most popular. Today we
are off the eastern coast of I
Honduras in the Caribeansea, I
two thousand miles south of
New Orleans. We had two
days and nights of gales and
rain and it was very rough.
Nearly every one was sick for
36 hours.
The past day or two have
been beautiful though rather
hot. The sea is smooth as
glass. We will reach Colon to-1 I
^ I morrow and will spend about' |
ten ciays mere and at Panama
viewing the big canal. Then
we expect to go to Kingston,
which is the capital city of
Jamaica. Will spend some time
there and will tell you how
Ja coffee plantations look when I
get home.
We get all important news
from the states, in fact from
all the world's happenings. The
bulletin boards have news'
items placed on them every
hour or oftener. The news
comes to the ship by wireless
?,{ telegraph. You can telegraph
1r i to any part of the world from
J the ship any time, day or night.
Now if you think this is of
|l sufficient interest, you can publ
lish same, if not let it go in the
basket. It is rather hard to
write aboard ship as it rocks
and twists about. Regards to
The News readers.
L. C. PAYSEUR.
Bible Conference in Atlanta.
The Atlanta Bible Conference
will convene in Atlanta,
Ga., March 7th and close March
16th. Six services a day will
be held in the Baptist Taber- j
nade of that city. The speakers
who will be nresent thtv\?nrV?
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SILKS
Beautiful new spring Silks for (
distinctive patterns and pleas
COTTON DRESi
Pretty Cotton Rattine, in the w
Cotton Suitings for early sprin
neat striped effects, at ..
Colored P. K. in the popular si
Colored Linens in the prettiest s
Colored Poplins and beautiful (
JACK AND JIL
A new material similar to (lain
and is especially suitable 1
In solid shades and neat st
WHITE GC
The season's choicest fabi
liere> including novelties and st;
bought from the right people a
are likewise selling them right,
safe in buying your white goc
braces Pattine, Piques, Peps,
Madras, Nainsooks, Long Cloth
WOOLEN G
New novelty Woolen Goods, I
black, red and brown and n
cheaply priced at the yard.
New Wool oil Gnn?l< 111 S/m'ii'Ao
black, and colors, at
CURTAIN G
Beautiful Colored Curtain (Joo<
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EMBROIDE
Whatever you may need i
Cambric Edges and Insertions i
ings and Allovers, you will do
For our collection of these g<
large, the patterns are most be?*
very cheap indeed.
SHIRT WA
Pretty sprftig Waists in high
Linenes and Lawns, embro
med at
WASH SK:
Big new lot of Wash Skirts in
Shepherd checked, and t;i
nifty and desirable styles,
Other Wash Skirts in white 01
value, at
NORFOLK
Ladies' pretty Lineno Norfolk .
li^lit blue, with patent lea
the b8c skirts, hnt are sold
at only
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a great many New Spring
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lay and evening wear, in
ing shades, at
50c, 75c and $1.00 yard
S GOODS
anted shades, at only
25c yard
g Dresses and Skirts, in
15c and 25c yard
hades, at only. .15c yard
>liades. at only. .25c yard
?repe Cloth at. .25c yard
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tea. but softer and nicer
for children's garments,
ripes. The yard only 15c
iODS
ies in White Goods are
Eiples. These goods were
t the right price and we
So you will be perfectly
>ds here. This line emLinens.
Linenes. Lawns,
, etc.
OODS
16 inches wide, in blue,
lixed combinations. Very
, only 25c
Whipcords, etc.. in white
50c and $1.00 yard
OODS
Is especially priced at
l/2c< 14c and 19c the yard,
IRIES
n Embroideries frmn 5e
i]) to the swollest Flouncweil
to come here for it.
>ods this season is very
\utiful and the prices are
JSTS
and low neck, made of
idered and prettily trim
50c and 98c
[RTS
Pique and Reps, white,
m, made in a variety of
to go at only. 98c each
lly, each an excellent
. .. .$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50
^CKETS
Jackets in white, tan and
tlier belt, made to match
separately. Priced each
.* 98c
guaranteed to give satis
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CHILDREN'S D
Big assortment of pretty, well 1
in all sizes from age 3 to 18, ?r
CHILDREN'S CAMB
New lilie nili 1 rlrrvn eomK..!.. TT
One lot wide 25c Ribbons to g<
One lot. white Silk Waists (slit?
$3.50 values, to go at only
faction or your money ref
1 cash purchases.
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attached. A nicely made, g<
and saves sewing. In all sizt
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In pleasing fast colors and choic
SPRING OXF
We are now showing in a va
styles Infants' soft sole, ankle si
and big Misses' patent, tan am
Ladies' button and blucher
Sandals, etc., in satin, cravanett
ers.
Men's and Boys' Oxfords ii
patents and gun metals.
Needless to say the price
from the smallest infants' t
R-I-G-H-T.
SPECIAI
22 Yards good 34-incli plain Shi
12 Yards good 36-inch 10c soft
Best 25c Talcum Powder in cash
to go Saturday and Monda
One case 10c Dress Ginghams to
One case best Gc Apron Ginghai
the yard only
One lot 25c Box Paper and Knve
Monday. nnl\ at
Several pieces 50c Woolen Dres
Coats Spool Cotton Saturday ar
.$1.50 Bed Spreads to go at only.
$1.00 Bed Spreads to go at only.
One lot Men's fancy Dress Shir
Men's Odd Pants at the fol
$1.50 Pants now
$2.50 Pants now
$3.00 Pants now
$4.00 Pants now
$5.00 Pants now
Best Gc and 7c Calico in light an
only
Woolen Dress Goods Remnant
one-third regular prices.
Ladies' $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 f
only, to go at only
One lot 50c Bed Sheets to cro at (
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RESSES
nade Children's Dresses
it only.. . .50c and $1.00
RIC WAISTS
adcrwaists with buttons
)od fitting little garment
3s, at 15c and 25c
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:e patterns at I
10c and 12y2c yard '
ORDS
riety of the season's best
trap Slippers, Children's f
1 gun metal Slippers.
Oxfords, Pumps, Strap
e and the popular lcath- *
i the new shapes in tans,
on every pair of these
a the largest men's is
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rting for $1.00 i i
finish Bleach for. .$1.00
imere bouquet and violet
y only at 10c box >
go at only 8c yard ?
lis, in full bolts, to go at
4c
lopes to go Saturday and
10c box
s Goods to go at only
25c the yard
id Mondav onlv 4c spool
;$1.19
75c
ts to go at only 59c each
lowing reductions:
. .. 98c
$1.50
$1.98
$2.50
$2.98
d dark patterns, to go at
5c the yard
s to go at one-half and
me Shoes, 111 small sizes
98c the pair
mly 31c each
> at only 10c yard
lit 1 y soiled) $3.00 and
98c each
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