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1 * n DIAMOND GIFT FOR MTSS WTT , ' \ ? .SON I I ' ' \"v * THE LANCAST 'er news, November * . ? * 14, 1913. 3 Magnificent I'emlunt fosthnt Tlian $2,000 Prom the M ? hers of the House. Washington, Nov. 13.?A p made up of one danary di weighing six and one half cart rounded by 85 smaller diaino ranged in a pear-shape and ai to a neck chain in which smal THIS tondant lamond its surnds ar- ; ttached } Icr dia- I STORE With Its I LOOKS vTew Merchs FRESH i mdise Arri\) AND BR rinP" IGHT monds are set, will be the gift house of representatives to Jeasle Wilson when she i Francis It. Sayre in the White on November 25. The members of the house c uted more than $2,000 for tl Republican Leader Mann, man of the committee, explain the committee studied many > and had the advice and aid < Genevieve ClnrU. rinnchter i ?Mih,?| Every House perfect step ontrlb- ed n givim re Klft. 7 1 chair- Many cd that Y Tm"" but frankly tlio ? " ' day finds us unpa > with the extraordi y in this store, customers think, a we have never foe eking the new Wi inary values we hav nd most merchants ind it so. Giving inter lines? lines v e always aimed to ; say that value-giv the Duhlic vainer c vhich for value-gi ^ive, and we belie\ ing is a trick. Pet Y^nCICfc in 1^ ri/Aiinnm vina keep 'e succeedhaps it is, 1 Bpenkcr. "Beautiful pieces and sets o( ware were suggested," said Mr "but the committee finally del Cd to select something with ri an individual and special ch than the conventional tea and service with its accompanyinj pieces?something which th< will learn to love more and mo time?an ornament for persoi TI.V. I ..Ill ~l ? * -? the public Mann" kllOW both termin- . T T aore of Here a aracter . 1 Xor things that re with buying a p rial use _ wants?and knowir ?wel!. ire things for the h you ought to have Measure. ig the markets. ome?and things f , and things that y /hen you see our c or yourself. Thin ou'll want to have, V/IKIIJIJ 111 I\ I IVJ W I 11^ joods you will agr< gs that you'll hav at prices that will 1 1 i 1 d L w 11 it I ee that we e to have, nake their T? UIV.11 Ulll WliniUIIl |?M'? the owner, a thing of rare and . lar beauty, neither ostentatlo ' glaringly ornate. "As the love and respect whole American people will t Miss Wilson through her enti this unique reminder of that lc always be with her, undlram untarnished by the lapse of The gift will be In a jewe with the following Inscription nuru iu g slnKtiiU8 nor )VG Will ed and j?7^ YVr\ years." /' FASHIONABI 54-Inch Coats, 1 ^oat ^Uit> va*u We have gon ^ - JS TIT jE COATS AND COA' SUITS jlack and colors, at.... $3.5 es $10.00, at $5.50 and $6.5 ie in stronger than ever b( -n it i ~ - r KNITTEI Sweaters and Ki 0 Shawls, all kinds of 0 Shirts, Union Suits, I >_ plain and fancy wea ) GOODS i tutted ollods, also j Knitted Underwear, J ^ants (Vests 15c up) ves, best grades and / jT?rJrsg "presented to Miss Jessie row Wilson by the members United States House of Repr tlves as a token of thei-* affec Interest and regard on her mi November 25, 11)13." When Senator Mavtlno's force reached his office they f waiting line of well-dressed, eyed men who appeared too porous for office-seekers. I opened the office door and the wood- / i of the \ tA ^ I esenta- \x\131- jf :tlonute /C 75^?^?0rin irrlage, ^ ^ ^T.| clerical * [P* *"Plround a j eager- ,j Pros- j I, ^ clerk < 5 i\ waiting ll/,. P. . / V i igre uu >v omen 0k Coats. Tn oth< us> we have spe ^7 I Knowing ful Ml I mand certain j ' I distinctiveness Ul I I usual run of Su s rail and Winter Suits an jr words, between you an cialized in them this seasoi 1 well that you would d( style virtues and a certai throughout, not found in tli its, we went without anv d( d lowest prices. Also d Bearskin Caps 25c to !. Goods Department ii v grade merchandise ai n low prices. ?_ WOOL UNI Knitted Caps and [ $1.50. Our Knitted s noted for its high id its exceptionally )ERWEAR ii line passed through, each ma a card, each card Inscribed, " and So, Representing Such am Jewelers." A new procession appeared mittently all day and every brought cataloques from some be purveyor of jewels and silv to the Senator from New Jers( has undertaken to buy a v present on behalf of the sen Miss Wilson ;n with 11^. ' //I ' 'niajl I edding ate for mi I lay to manufad P 4 4;o the better tr; mil From them w W\\\\ ments we now U\\\ we say so advis yv\ anywhere. We ^ ^ Tiirlorriorit "Mn turers who cater exclusivel ade. 'e bought the handsome gai offer you. Our assortmen ?edly, cannot be approache leave it to you to pass fin* All rl A-f nrr\r\r^ C y 50C tO Wool Underwear handy from now 011. / t, unusually compreliei d sizes, and each fits to il shrink in washing. It : _ . !_ i 1 $1.50 will come in mighty We are showing an isive collection, all perfection. Will not feels fine against the What Is a County Fair' Spartanburg Herald. "What Is a county fair?" we all know what It Is, but fc ^'realize what It should be, until there certain features that st as being particularly appropr county fair should not only the best things we have in the II a m rike us I late. A I I ' present I way of I j i t) ?n?v' _J tremendous col lannel WAV* yj j. guuu VrtlUUS 1 Illlll lection. s [h? is fcKin ana is luxuriant] value in every garme: fTI D.a ly warm. Wonderful nt. L inty Mus r lin inrm products ana exniDiis best cattle, hogs and poultry, should present the best lde the best methods along every human endeavor. This Spart county fair Is going to be stro year on presenting Ideas and ods. We are going to have exhibits and "better baby" and the last announcement we are going to have a Sundaj exhibit that will show Just or our but It as and 111 COk line of an burg Cotton ' mg this LUtLUU. I moth- i health rousewiv shows, is that I values e rschool how a I rrrades-?1 >rs and white, all wool, \v This is Flannel such as es will immediately label i ixtraordinary. It is of tli? hilt til "ni'ipp t.i/?lfpta nvn vr? thrifty is being e better of Undo] Also it v naerwea ' lot just received. Gown: r*ants and Combinations. r L-wear that fits and has st; cashes perfectly. It const ,r 5, Corset riie kind de to it. itutes as modern Sunday school should ducted. Now this thing of having a school exhibit along with "m attractions and horse races 11 meet the approval of all fol those folks who do not appr Just mistaken?and that is a is to it. The Spartanburg fair belongs to the people ( county, and the people of thi trv. iust thousands of thoi be con- 0 Sunday I Crate. ildway" I my not I ks, but I ove are I noou"; I Oil til >f this I s conn- I n nro I WV ig Gown s of a V - good a c.' in this li ery Hig Election of values as eer w< ne li Qualit; e offered y for I members of the churches and in the work of the church. Hi will go to that fair, who are i ed. above all things, in Sundaj work and if they can see then day school exhibit that will gi' ideas that may be carried out home Sunday school they wl profited by going to the fair i Sunday school exhibit will reached the people. / Tho Kr.o? lo I.. .... zealous undreds WW V?F. nterestr school I:S Just th( 11 have 1 ? ^ and the 1114^ I have tllV/. X men, Mis 5 thing for tt he material !11 1 - sses and < ie cool night used is of a ^ Children s on the we /ery services 48c to $1 ather man's ible grade. .00 schedThese be barred from entering into / hibits to be seen at the great gathering of the people c county. All Nice Men. Boston Transcript. Miss Prim?Atlpw a horrid kiss, me?never! Miss Neach?Neither would the et- tOWnS annual if this man to I; but. 1 pr win ds in yc T7*mr*YTI T TtTTIT\ Trri*rt*T A )ur possessic HBH 4( Y/ I * M. >n tor a very % ? long while indeed. mnnK Rooaness, inere isn among all my male acqunlntni Real Est* SPECIAL FOR QUICK HA t one j: x ices. ite T'"' and rooTr LLK- materials jxjriuij uinijLF AiiviUiNA $1.00 to $1.75 >n stylish, comfortable lii ly and yet not bulky lookir \ used in the making is nic H BROADCLOTH, SP 48c YARD 1 in all shades. Also oti suitable for one-piece dre* ECIAL ler new sses; all do Acres fiirti line mini half mile east of the town < caster, well located on tbr public roads, produces aver; 600 pounds line cotton per buildings, etc. Would dlvid Into four separate tracts. 50*4 Acres, 6V& iniles e town on Hay road, within hi of Camp Croek church, and Including a one-half interest grist mill and press, with mat nooui of Lan-' terned, ai ee best a?e of able valu acr?, , e this \ ant of ilf mile school, in gins, shlnery. nd good for lasting service, e at these low prices. - ion's lat gcs Ratines, Eponges, etc ost dictates at our lowest Fashprices. etc., complete. Good buildlt good land. 78 2-8 Acres adjoining land 8im Craig, 4 miles north of ter, with buiidinga, wood la pasture. Cheap at price, p< $27.00. I have many other valuabh to offer. Price of cotton co to advance. Buy land. DO 11 1KB and I of Mr. Lancasnd and TOT1 9 placer m m ntlnuer L. r now. ^ES I MERC I ? ILE co! 1. M. ^rlUCiJrl Broker. Office over Corner Drug HI Ixmg Distance Pbone No. lib I lore. ?? ^3 i mmmammammmtmmmu "LAN I CASTER'S i . LIVE STi MMBnaaonaM D R E." 0/ : 4 ?, , ?I vLL, ?