The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 25, 1913, Page 3, Image 3
^ SMILES '
I am the husband up to date; III j
My own three meals I have to get, II
(I've made my bed). Defend me. Ill I
Fate,
From woes I have not suffered
yet!
?Robertus Love in New York Sun.
' Sir, I wish to marry your daughter."
"I'm glad you came to me on this
subject at this particular time." i
"Why so, sir?"
"I was about to get her teeth fix- ,
ed. Now you can do it."?Pittsburg '
Post. |
Little Frances?We dot a new : <
baby. I
Mrs. Neighbors?You don't say! ,
fie Frances?Yes'm; an' its
pen jes like my dolly's, but I
fin's the matter wlf its
se its eyes don't go shut
^yf fliey lay it down.
Passerby (stopped by beggar)?,
How is this? Only last week you
sat here with a deaf-and-dumb
card; now you're begging on account
of a broken arm. Beggar?Well,
sir, business is business, and you
know the public must have variety.
?Boston Transcript.
rai, wno was left-handed, was
being sworn 4n as a witness in the
West Side court of Denver, Colorado.
"Hold up your right hand," said 1
the judge.
Up went Pat's left hand.
"Hold up your right hand," commanded
the judge sternly.
"Sure and I am, ver honor," declared
Pat. "Me right hand's on
me left han' side.?Woman's Home
Companion. I i
Advertised Hetters l or Week binding
April i?<i, 1018.
Levy Akins, S. J. Byrd, Mrs. Mittie
Barnes, Henry Blackmon, Lillie ?
Frazier, Miss Lad Brown, S. D. >
Crenshaw. J E. Gibson, J. B. Gih- | '
son, Citcli Crockett, Miss Lizzie
Thomas, Miss Burnice Stogner, John
Stafford, Mrs. Lizzie Threatt, Na- !
than Itodgers, John Mungo, Abitahi
Jackson, James Miles, Mrs. llannie
Massey, Mrs. Essie Burst, George
Emsam, Miss Anna Cooke, Mrs. !
Mary Clyburn, Mrs. S. R. Blackmon. j
Mtss Annie B. Lure, Lancaster
'?0Unty Seed Co.
MUST SERVE UNTIL JULY.
Then Hawthorne and Morton Will
Ue Eligible to Parole.
Washington, April 23.?Julian
Hawthorne and Dr. William J. Mor- I
ton, convicted of misuse of the mails j
and now in the Atlanta penitentiary
awaiting parole, will not be eligible i
for release until they actually have
served one-third of their sentences
in prison, which will be the latter
part of July. This decision was
reached today by the department i
of Justice.
In sentencing Hawthorne and 5
Morton to one year and a day last <
March, the trial judge made the
sentence date from the beginning ;
of their trials, November 2 5. They ,
entered the penitentiary on March
24 under the belief they would be 1
eligible for parole on March 25, as
one-third of the sentence had then
expired. The department of justice
holds that a prisoner must actual- J
,y^ serve one-third of his sentence.
Morton, it was learned last
^ night, has applied for a pardon
'""Vhlch it- iind'T consideration
by the department of justice. Hawthorne,
so far, has not made a similar
application. 1 .
Mrs. llrynn Speaks Before Club
Women.
Washington, April 23.?Mrs.
William Jennings Bryan was the"
principal speaker at yesterday's
meeting of the council of the general
Federation of Women's Clubs
in session here. She made an appeal
for a closer federation of all
religious denominations and declared
there was a strong tendency to
this direction.
I'. C. Claxton. United States commissioner
of education, discussed
the rural home and the school.
Reports of officers were presented
at a business session.
Yesterday evening the delegates
were received at the White House
by the President and Mrs. Wilson.
Just Plain Crape Juice at Bryan's
Dinner to Diplomats.
Washington, April 23.?Diplomatic
circles were in animated discussion
today of Secretary Bryan's
dinner party the other nigh, to some
forty distinguished members of the
- diplomatic corps, at which unfermented
grape juice was served in
place of the variety of wines which .
customarily have a place. Officialdom
talked so much about the Innovation
that the story leaked out.
t'hina is Ready lor $12,1,000,000
loan. .
London, April 23.?A group of
London financier? received a tele- 4
gram today notifying tliein that the
Chinese government was ready to
negotiate with the "five power
group" a loan of $125,000,000 at 5
per cent.
Lancaster Leads.
Pains in the Stomach.
If you continually complain of
pains in the stomach, your liver or
your kidneys are cut of order. Neglect
may lead to dropsy, kidney
v v"3M'le, diabetes or Bright's disease.
the ands recommend Electric Bit
amf is in* very oesi siomacn and
.^oy medicine- made. H. T. Alston,
of Italeigh, N. C., who suffered
with pain in the stomach and back,
writes: "My kidneys were deranged
and my liver did not work right.
I suffered much, but Electric Hitters
was recommended and I im- I
proved from the first dose. I now
^fti-el like a new man." It will imyou,
toe Only DOc and f 1.00. j
^commended by Lancaster Phar- J
macy and Standard Drug Co. I \S..
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THE LANCAST3
special A TATA
CURTAIN GOODSOne
lot pretty colored J"? I I M
curtain Madras ?"An ^k|
Unusual Bargain" going
at the yard only
5 Cents
but- not ai
nitfiuATT
DAY IS A
Note the new s
goods at still ]
tioned on this
it is always a p
BATH RUGS
Large, thick, and prettily designed Bath I
blue and white, and pink and white coml
value, at each only
White Bugs in same quality but smaller si:
WASH RAGS
Ndce size Wash Rags, in porous knit and Tn
NECKWEAR
We are showing now a strong line an
leautiful new Spring Neckwear. Nearly
<ome dainty little fixing for the neck and \
liing in this splendid assortment of Collars
ind Cuff Sets, etc., in white, ecru and the
ions at 25c and 50c for single pieces and at
;ets.
PONGEE COATS
Pretty Pongee Automobile Coats, made o
and tastefully trimmed. Hack coat a sph
priced at only
COAT SHIRTS
Ladies' new white and black and white Ma
stylish, comfortable and popular gamier
priced at only
BOUDOIR SLIPPERS
We've just received a nice assortment ol
Boudoir Slippers, with verv low heel, ii
Cool, soft and enm ? +nl.ln
f v. tMUiV . - |H
PETTICOATS
Black Sattcen Petticoats, a dollar value, hi
quick selling at only
FRE
We are giving as p:
num Roasting Sets
to you personally. &
SPECIAL I A J
GINGHAMS? Ll A 1 1 V J
1 case best (I cents
apron ginghams jn
first grade full peices
and clean patterns zzzuzzznzzzznniz:
specially priced at only ZZZZZZZZZZIIIZIZZZZZ:
I cents the yard
BR NEWS, APRIL 25, 1913.
IL F001
Has Pas
A* OF AI
'HIS STOI
I BARGrAl
arrivals a]
more attr;
page, an
leasure wi
lugs, iii white and in One lot
dilations, an excellent kind
$1.00 ot
5e, at only . .75c each
One pi<
rkish, at only 5c each * oa^;
On
id big assortment of prehem
every woman likes You wi
'on can find just that
ij Jabots, Ties, Collar
Bulgarian combina- ea
50c, $1.00 and up for j tlie lX
JOC c
I at on
OL
f excellent material
endid value, specially "Butte
$5.50 and $10.00 stockec
stock a
i r, i efficien
dras Coat Shirts, the patten
it. This lot specially Dolincf
98c each style!
5 Monthl
: Ladies' pretty Kid
i black, tan and red. 1T]
iced at the pair only new st(
$1.19 ing, ()>
it specially priced for Ladies
89c each Ever
EROA
remiurns on c;
and shall be
:e display of these useful
ASTER M
-C0MPA1
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pri
seel J
ERIE'S BAR
tE," FOR EV1
N DAY HER]
nd other attr;
active prices
Ld don't forge
4-T, ^
iii us iu snow
HAND B ^GS
; large White Crocheted Hand Bag*. bij
we've offered. To go while they last at
her nice Hand Bags at very cheap prices
PONGEE
ece 36-inch Pongee in natural shade. V
s. An excellent value at the yard only.
MILLINERY
ir stock of Millinery this season is not or
sive, but is very stylish, up-to-date and 1
11 rln wfkl I xtm ova i
? iiv oiij-a; iu uuy your liar 11
GALATEA SPECIAL"
se excellent quality 30-inch Galatea (3
verage) in light and dark, solid and mi
loth, hut having bought it at a bargain
ly . . . . .
BUTTERICK PATTERNS
3 have recently become the local agen
rick" Patterns, Delineator, Style Boo
I a very big line of these, which enables
rrangemcnt and reorder system to give
t service in this department.
is
itors
looks (with pattern free)
v Fashion Sheets
GENTS' FURNISHING DEPART
>-to-date Spring Furnishings for men am
ylish and comfortable Straw and Felt 1
[fords, Shirts, Collars, Neckwear and U
COAT SUITS
' Spring Coat Suits in the season's newe
v suit an excellent value at $12.50
.STERS
ash purchases nice
glad to explain cc
I sets in our show windows.
ERCANTILE;
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FECIAL
OJZE VESTS-One
Ladies' full size 10it
j? a u z e vests,
ced for April at only
i Cents Each
GAIN
3RY
E I
active
men- II
>t that
goods II
5gest value of the
v -nlv... .50c each
5.
Especially nice for
' 50c
lly large and coinnoderately
priced,
ere.
inches wider than
xed patterns, an
we have priced it
. . .1214 c the yard
ts for the famous
k, etc., and have
1 us with our new
very prompt and
10c and 15c
15c
25c
FREE
MENT
1 boys. Crisp and
lats, Caps, Clothnderwcar.
st and best styles.
, $15.00 and $20.00
I'V
- Alumimditions
I'KCIAL j ill
\\*1) TOW!?! c:
- * V m liUO
Rest prade 2f> cents |
ick Hand Towels,
jcially priced for
iril, at only III cntls
pair.
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