The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 22, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
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?The many friends of Capt. A.
Greene, who has been quite sick I
several clays, will be glad to km
that he is better.
?The Lancaster Chapter, U.
<C., will serve winner to the vetera
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..n.ivonici county Wednesdi
June 3.
?Mr. John T. Green, who h
been confined at home for sevei
days by sickness, is, we are glad
report, able to be at his law otil
again.
?Mayor flood requests that a
persons who have trash collected til
they wish to have removed, w
please notify the chief of police, w
will send the cart to haul it away.
?M. J. Goings of Lancaster, S. (
-has accepted the position of mast
mechanic at the Cliadwick-Hoski
Mill No. 5, Pinevillei C.?Southe
Textile llulletin.
?Mr. John Barton, for sevei
years a faithful member of The Ne'
force, but who now holds .a positii
with The Observer job office in Chi
lotte, is spending a few days lie
with relatives.
?L. M. Clyburn of LancasL
formerly sheriff of Lancaster count
and at one time resident near Kf
shaw was here last week. His mat
friends here were glad to see him.
Kershaw Era.
?G. C. Pruett has resigned
overseer of weaving at the Eva Jai
Mills, Sylacauga, Ala., and has a
cepted the position of overseer
weaving at the Jackson f.
Bemir, Tenn., the later position w
recently vacated by E. H. Host wl
-f Is now at Lancaster, S. C.?Texti
Manufacturer.
?Manager Ferguson of tl
Amuse-U Theatre has gone to mu<
trouble and expense to secure a ve
popular picture, "The Call of tl
Traumerel," which will be the attra
tion at The Amuse-U tomorro'
Headers of the "Movie" magizin*
are familiar with the story and a
loking forward to its appearance c
the screens tomorrow.
?Mr. Oscar Hammond of Ston
boro had a leg broken below tl
knee Wednesday, near Blaney, wht
the automobile in which he was ri
ing turned turtle, throwing the occi
pants out. I)r. W. C. Twittv of Ke
shaw, who was with the party in ai
other machine, attended on Mr. Han
mond and carried him on to Colun
bia for treatment.
?Mr. G. W. I'arr has just returi
ed from the convention of the Natioi
_al Motion Picture Exhibitors' Lengu
d ~ which he attended in Charlotte f<
' the last few days. He informs i
he booked several special attractioi
to be shown at The Star In the vei
near future, one especially, tl
"Perils of Pauline," one of the grea
est series pictures ever producei
The first of the series can be seen j
The Star Wednesday. May 27.
INTERNATIONAL S. S. MEETINt
Lancaster County Entitled to Oi
Delegate to Convention.
The International Sunday Schoi
Convention will meet in Chicago tl
latter part of June and Lancast?
^ rntlllt V lino tl?? elnrht * ^
^ im4n vuc i l,u hciiu ui
delegate. If there Is any , one wli
thinks he can attend I will he gin
to get the credentials. Write at oik
to W. L. CROXTON,
County President.
Horse Runs Away.
Mr. Frank Williams, superintei
dent of the chaingang, met with
painful accident last night by hi
horse running away, throwing hii
from the buggy. Mr. William
was in town attending to soni
business and was going to th
place where he had left his hors
hitched, when he saw the horse con
the buggy to stop him, but could nc
get the lines. The horse dashed u
Main street and ran against th
curbing of the sidewalk, throwin
him out. Mr. Williams was badl
cut over one eye and sustaine
bruises. The buggy was consldei
ably damaged. Mr. Williams' in
juries, though painful, are nc
serious.
I<aiirnxtrinus in State Convention.
Lanctsariaus figured prominentl
In the State Democratic Convention
held in Columbia yesterday. Mr. J
S. Wilson, sergeant-at-arms of th
house of representatives, was chosei
sergeant-at-arms of the convention
Mr. R. S. Stewart was appointed i
member of the committee on consti
tution and rules, and Mr. R. E. Wyli
on the committee on credentials, a
well as on the committee on platforn
and resolutions to which all plan
for reforming the primary were sub
mitted.
A llappy Man.
Mr. J. E. Hlackmon of the Kiel
Hill section was In town today am
his face was wreathed In smiles, be
cause, notwithstanding the unfavor
able weather conditions, he has slxtj
acres of cotton chopped out ant
dlrted. He has about forty acres oi
corn also In good condition. Tin
stands of cotton in his section, h<
says, are generally bad.
Lancaster will hare a good Vaude
lUe three nights next week, Mon
daV, TUesdiot-Jind Wednesday. May
26\86 Thv Qo?iil **hfkh-class
vauXt^AHe, clean and up-to-daV Thl?
show comes to Lancaster highly-recommended
by otlrPT olera ' housr
managers and Mr. MacXey^<"*ur^
. the public that the performaVies I?
all that Is claimed. The prlceV will
be 35 and 25 cents, children 16 cents.
??ais on saie ai ?. u. Hough a,
price 3 5 cents.
m, HI 11 in r i urn ii
? <;in ami (iitisr mii-i. m i
Mill of Mr. J. li. llodmnii l>en
SuiHlijy Night.
? The gin and grist mill, near
H. naw, belonging to Mr. J. L. K<
or of that place and leased by Mr.
DW
McGulrt, was totally destroy
y fire last Sunday night. The bu
ns Taught Arc at about half-past
iy. and burned quickly. The
thought to have bpen of Incei
J*" origin. The loss Is total to
owner and lessee, 'as there w
ce Insurance on the building, nor ;
the machinery and contents <
n>' gin.
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Social News
er
ns "
rn A lovely affair of the past
was the party given by Mr. am
al (). n. Uartlctt Wednesday even
kVH honor of their attractive house
on Miss Rloise Jenkins, of Sumter.
ir. cordial hospitality of the I3a
rp was enjoyed by about twenty-f
their unmarried friends. The
,r tess, wearing a handsome go>
* white crepe meteor, received
?"r- guests in the reception hall am
tiy sented them to her guest of 1
J. who wore a becoming gown of ,
ican Beauty shade. When al
a!, guests had arrived they found
lie places at tables in parlors and
lC_ where rook was played for a <
af of hours. After the games, N
),t v (iins macKey, wno was foun
hold top score, was Riven a b
I10 stationery, while to the honore
le presented a bottle of toilet watt
salad course with tea was serv
ilc Misses Katharine Wylio and
Coffey.
ry * * *
do Mrs. E. II. Roddey was liostes
o- terday afternoon at one of the
,v. enjoyable meetings in the histc
es the Mother's Club. Two pape
re "The Diet of Children'' were re
)n Miss Corinne Jones and Mrs.
Penny and when these had bee:
e- cussed, the hostess distributed
ie for ? dry Roods contest, her f
?n proceeding to puzzle over it. ]
d- however, familiar with dry f
u- succeeded in answerinR a large
r- her of the questions. Mrs. F
11- Jones, who proved most profl
11- received a pair of silk hose, whi
11- second prize went to Mrs. John
Music was furnished by Misses
11- Funderburk and Louise Por.g.
11- club elected officers for the en
e, year, Miss Corinn^ Jones, preiy
Jr and Mrs. D. E. Penny, secretar
1S treasurer. The followitiR comr
is was appointed by the preside
y arrange the program for the
i,? ings during the next club year:
t- dames Nathan Hirsch, G. W. P
and E. II. Qpst.
it The hostess served elaborat
? a_ ? ? ?
man men ih in two courses.
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j. The following from TIip Oha
Observer of today is of interf
the friends of Miss Mary Heath J
as well as to the Ham-aster fr
of Mrs. n.\ J .Witlierspoon am
ol little daughter:
ie "Misses Lucy Holmes Cf
M. Sarah Carson, Virginia Will
Louise Gibbon and Mary Heath .1
l? i the latter of Lancaster, S. C.
10 leave this morning for Whltevi
,1 attend a house party given bj
, and airs. It. C. Carson, uncle
1 aunt of the little Misses Carson.
Lucy Holmes Carson is the
daughter of Mrs. B. J. Withers
and the house party is given ii
honor."
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Mrs. John A. Stewman entert
8 her Sunday school class most |
is antly last Friday afternoon,
n little girl in the class was allow
'invite a friend and the party >
very merry one. Games were
|Hjed on the wide porch of Mrs.
e; man's pretty new home, as wi
lejon the lawn. Refreshments, co
|ing of ices and cake were muc
| joyed.
d # * *
p Two recent meetings of the
e Nine, the little girls' club, were
enjoyed. One was held with
? 1 Ethel Cauthen at the pretty hoi
y her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1
d Cauthen. An interesting cc
proved quite a source of plea
Merry games were played and t<
ing refreshments were served.
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Another meeting of this cong
'little set of girls was held last
>day with Miss Lewis Murcliison.
door and outdoor games afforde
' children a pleasureable afteri
i. the refreshments in two courses
I. much enjoyed.
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?'waa i Kill lU ill I 111* (ipfTH I
11 next Monday, Tuesday and We
i, day to see one of the best po|
a priced shows which has been sei
Lancaster. Two hours of solid
licking fun for the small prici
B twenty-five cents. Can you affo
b spend the evening at home
y Buch entertainment can be har
g'such an Insignificant sum?
AUTOMOBILE TIRE
AT FACTORY PRICES
Have From BO W ?o Per Cen
1 Tire Tyube Reli
1 28x3 $ T.20 f 1.65 $1.
- 36x3 7.80 1.85 1.
30x3% . 10.80 2.10 1.
32x3% 11.00 2A>5 2.
r 34x3% 12.40 9.00 2.
1 32x4 13.70 1.26 2.
r 33x4 14.80 * 3.60 2.
, 34x4 16.80 3.60 2.
36x4 17.86 3.90 2.
5 35x4% 19.75 4.85 3.
. 36x4% 19.85 4.90 3.
37x4% 21.50 5.10 3.
37x5 24.90 6.90 4.
All other sixes in stock. Non 5
r tires 15 per cent additional, red t
rten per cent above gray. All,
1 clean fr^sh guaranteed tires.
standard and independent mi
i Buy direct from us and save mr
1 5 per cent discount If payment in
1 accompanies each order. C. O. E
I 10 per cent deposit. Allowing e:
i nation
Tilt*! FACTORIES SALES C
Dept. A Dayton, 1
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THE LANCASTER NEWS, ,M
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>. PERSONALS 1F
Wax- *
)dnian Mr- Kobert Simpson is at home jgj
from Davidson College to spend the
' " summer with his mother, Mrs. M. C. jffe
e(1 by Simpson. B
lilding Miss Eliza W.vlie spent Wednesday jgj, ,5
eleven and a part of Thursday in Charlotte
fire Is w,th MrH- C. W. ltequarth.
Miss Susan CowelT of Shawboro ? ,
tidlary an,j .wtlloughby Beach, Va? is a
1 both guest of Mrs. Ola Gatling. Prim
as no Mrs. John King, Mrs. A. 11. Bind- t
sev and Mrs r"??!n-iio w 1..~
ci uu . ? ?.?>. ?.C nurw V1H1'r\i'
tors ln KorShiiw this week at the M
>r the j,oinR cf Mrs. t ,vN. Houser.
Mi ss Janid^ Craig returned this
week from Hennettsville, where she j j
lias been a most successful teacher
for the past two sessions. visor
Miss Bowden has returned from a ,>' .
short trip to Charlotte.
Mr. Harry Hirsch and little son of
. Lancaster spent Monday afternoon
iMrs ,n Ker8haw- Mi
. . ' Miss May me Mackey left Wednes- Sprir
nK !' day for Charlotte, where she will Mrs.
; undergo treatment at the Sanltorlum Ca
.. f!'" before going to Canton, in the moun- from
. f f tains of North Carolina for the sum- 20th
. mer months. Mi
vn of Mrs. It. N. VanLandlngham and Willi
her "ttl?v daughter, Miss Martha, went to Mrs.
rt nro Haflsville today for a visit to rela- son.
lonor Uves" Me
\mer- Mlss c,,ara Barrett Strait left this Yode
II week for Columbia to spend awhile toda>
their wit'1 ,ler tktiier, Dr. T. J. Strait, tie- Mi
hall ' 'ore to her home at Black Wine
' i ' Mountain for the summer. and
fr F Miss Eloise Jenkins of Sumter is to h<
d Mrs. (). B. Ilartlett. Mr
' (f Mrs. G. F. Cross and Mr. George caste
OX.P. Cross visited relatives near Char- Mr. 1
fpUaf lotte this week. prise
\ 1 . Miss Maude Moore left Tuesday Mi
.? ''i night for a visit to relatives at Bel- visitc
1 <an mont, N C. Mi
Miss Louise Wytie is spending with
v >? several days in Charlotte as the guest Mr
m t of Mrs. George 10. Wilson. Dunll
?of Mr. J. 10. Cousar of Bisliopville of M
* and J. E. Cousar, who was graduated Me
ad bv trom Davidson College, this week. Odell
B F stopped over in Lancaster on their Bank
<ii? return to Bisliopville and spent Wed- Char]
nesday night with Uev. II. R.
'uests Murclilson.
VIanv Mrs. J. C. Hunter and little son, Th
roods' Walter, of Lancaster spent Sunday in gram
num- Kershaw With the former's daughter, stupi
annie Mrs. Mary Hinson.?Kershaw Era. ced t
Hent Col. and Mrs. Leroy Snrlncs were ?Ne
I? the visitors in Charlotte this week.
,, 1 Mrs. S. O. Harper and daughter <,rTI
Itutli a,l(' Mrs. H. B. Sistare and daughter
The 8Pont a 'ew days the past week with
sniii" Mrs. C. J. Sistare of Riverside.
I 1 T Misses Maggie and Vera Bailey
. j and Ktselle Buskins of Elgin spent ,
nittee 8PVerai days with Mrs. R. S. Harper ls u
nt to th,s week grea
meet- Mrs. C. I). Rollins and children
Mes- ?r ,'a^p City returned home today, aPIH>
oovev aftPr a visit to Mrs. Rollins' parents, lifeMr.
and Mrs. J. M. Woodley. Miss
0 re_ Mary Woodley went with them for a (
visit to her sister. davs
Miss Juanita Wylle will leave to- , .
rlotte ,l'Kht for Atlanta to visit friends dur- terpi
>st to Agnes Scott College commence- expe
ment.
lends Miss Maggie Rink, who has been Nsas
1 her a P?P'ilar teacher at Great Falls the obta
past session, is visiting Misses Ida ,
? phot
ireon,
eBusiness Notices *vher;
. will ,
lie to f'OW FOl^ SALE Young cow. tirst of tl
; Mr. oa'r for StUo,?Apply Kll. Vaughn, ,,
, .'imj Lancaster, S. ('., Route 6.' 66-1' start
Miss - ? 1 duct:
only LOST?Between Chafee places and
poon. l^apasteifc_iiU*^e*ft'n*--ui^ht, May 13, vioilcl
ii her crank to my automobile. Finder the ?
please notify me. W. C. Hough. . A
66 A-vre
ained ' ??- ? leadi
pleas- MEN'S |JnT0 low cut shoes at $2.98. ,
Each Funderburk Co. ls
ed to ? appr
vas a MILC|^CQ3^S?Vjw good milch cows
play- any tlmSTcall, phone or write 11
Stew- W. Connor, Lancaster. S. C.. r?f r?
>"?? """ niaat
nsist- .
li en- 500 PairA_ii*M?Si^es in men's and Lane
women'a oxforda at bhr-on the dol- F ,
lar. Funderburk Co. IUI p
Jolly fine ]
much WANTED^?Tft?buy your cow hides,
Miss mink, otter, muakrJttr 'possum, a-j
ne of coon, sheep, goat and horse hides.
Derry Want 6,000 pounds at once. See me ??
ntest before you sell. Capers Cauthfen.
isure. w
jmpt- SINGER?If I sold asfllxty-flve Dollar X
Machine for Thirty-five Dollars, I
think I Vould refund a part of l ho
;enlal money. One nidi's money is as good X
Frl- as another's. Ixllthe Singer, keen
In- it repaired free anTk^lve you the
d the worth of your money. 'Your grand- ?
noon, mother used the Slngeh A. B. Llud- V
were sey, Mgr. Singer Store.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Patrolouse
nnw-Jiome industry. C. Y. Haines'
dues- laundry of Lancaster. S. C., has J
pular changedhknds, and will hereafter be ^
an In known as y+eorge Lee's laundry. All A
rol- laundry workVguarnnteed to be first X
i of class. Wishing tire?public to con- V
rd to tlnue their patronage??^Yours re- A
when spectfully. George Lee, Member of ?
1 for Methodist church. ;
FOR \SALK?.Sift-room cottage, in- X
IS Hpeottrm'solicited, rtose^Irt^^Bjaaaon V
for selling valid. A. W. Chnnce. A
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"TRAUMEREI," the greatest and A
iner up-io-rialeat motion picture ever 1
3 5 brought tb-a town qf the size of Lan;!*"**
40 caster. If you mtsa yotj'I 1 be A
90 sorry. You can see it Saturday at jT 1
00 the Amuse-U Theatre,
oa j : Aj
40 KEEP COOIi?If you want to see tha JLt
greatest thing In the movinrt pic- r
lurti worm, com^nO'Sftf^?A_piuSfe-lI A
80 Saturday and bring ybur girl to see JF
45 "Traumerel." y
70 AGENTS WANTED?We Want a re- jf
20 liable man or woman in Lancaster v
3kid- to look after tanewals af?d now sububes
scrlptions to Metropolitan, "The $
new Llvest Magazine in Amcyica." The
Best work may be don<\ in spire time?a
ikes. few hours each week. liberal pay ?
>ney. for whatever time is put tn. No ini
full vestment or bond required, no pre- ^
>. on vious experience necessamr. Full In- J
nam- structions and supplies neut free.
Give tWO references Desk 14, +*+
O. Metropolitan Magazine, New York. jl A
Ohio 64-66 >
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fAV 22, 1914.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
> - J'rlmary Election in I>an- ^ I II \ I i lpl| I
caster County. ^ VVv/IVI |U
ash must accomnanv " 5>t ?'
Notices for this Column. 5 A
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FOR SUPERVISOR. il /Jb At J
lereby announce myself a candi- Jt /\n*|
for County Supervisor in the V cV*V \ \Jf? I
ary Election and pledge myself ?* r (7_T\<\ ) *
Jide the results thereof. > A\\l\
II. H. HORTON. V 1~ ^=
* ' 19t<- > t T)FDT
for supervisor. v wr b. vl
lereby announce myself a candi- * 4
for the otllce of County Super J V\.
, subject to the rules governing <T M
iemocratlc primary.
M. C. GARDNER. ^
ss Hannah Brown of Heath JLi^
igs has been visiting her aunt, ~
L. J. Perry, this week.
pt J M Hough returned today t A Bulwark of sJ
Charlotte, where he spent the , .... . .M
with relatives. tOl'P.tc*. \\ 111 I<* tlU&
s. \V. I). Craig and children, t oi-cssivc fiii'ineiufl i
am and Sarah, are the guests of "11.1111UT1 I
Craig's mother, Mrs. S. P. Simp- ?,% t lit' stlltc, Vi't id 1 l?t:
in Rock Hill t most POllSOPyRtiVP
issrs. J. A. Hyatt and Cecil . X
r of Van Wyck were in town lll.Ule H IllUtFCl' ot fl
r- ? . . .. . JL incut of its (lci)osit<
. Thomas Reaty was a visitor in . . , .4
isboro this week. IHISIHPSS 1'clatlollS 1
Jessie I.athan before returning
?r home in Abbeville.
*. N. C. Neely and family of Lan- ?, * ihi.ih
r spent Saturday and Sunday at t ... Tl> ? . ... . ,
... .. . . . ,, . \\ . ( . I lllllOSOII. \\. .1. (
. P. Neely s.?Waxhaw Enter^
Payseur. I>. A. Willia
'. E. C. Mackey was a recent
>r in Columbia.
ss Belle Williams spent the 20tli Til(
friends in Charlotte. J
s. W. J. Roddey and Mrs. Ira R. HTj ?>
ap of Rock Hill are the guests A | |^0 ?>&!!
rs. It. E. Wylie. J
'ssrs. Bob Beckham, Pierce and a* *
Horton, George W. Parr and I .ATI
s Williams spent the 2Otli in t
lotte.
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Unconvinced. <
e militants have burned another
Island In England. And still the
il Parliament remains unconvinhat
they are entitled to the vote.
WS nilfl r<iurlnr
IE CALL OF THE
TRAUMEREI,"
(Iiy Three Parts.) wIe!
ithoift question one of the ^ /5p=
test phvys ever written, ft \ / ^
1 i \ i . x* Look lor tke V / L
als to you in every phase of m.i?. ub.i \^. (
-touching 4 he tende~ spots ^s*"~a
>ur heaix, reminding .you of f ?|{ |1
long gone by. This mas- / JM
iece represents an enormous I i/.;
mlitureNot a cent of "hieh I f ^
wasted, but all devoted to I i .///
ining the bJst players, best | I f.
ography ayd best effects in | _
y detail, ivgardless of cost. 1 >WA ?
social pima features one I
te largtLt casts of popular peg.u.s. pat^<
, ever assembled in one pro- Gauze VesU anJ .
ion. It is powerful, enroll
and gorgeous. Two of j are knitted from long fib
greatest st^r actors, Sydney I making them cool to the sk
is and Vjvian Rich, will be J appearance and giving theuti
ng characters, so you know. JEalvne1 vests are the in^
great/ The music will be *b,e undergarments o^th
. . J ? .. . because they have thy pate
opriat(\for the occasion. "
iu want tb enjoy an evening
leasure, ctyne and see this >
;erpiece. /Every person in Shoulder Stra\
aster must see this wonder- Can't fail down or slip over th
lay. \^hen in search Of Our stock embraces vests at 1(
pictures, take a stroll to the 5
MUSE U THEATRE.
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Contagious Dis
Doctors Amazed?Lanc<
DON'T BE ALA1
For the last few clays in our city a disease hi
named "Blueatis." The symptoms of this diseas
patient feels melancholy, despondent, gloomy, 1<
A cure has been discovered which will here;
atus." After takikng this cure the patient feels
which is peculiar to the human species. Every 01
by seeing the special added attraction at the
Star Theatre, Saturday
Two Reels of Good Wholesome Fun in Addition
Remember Ford Sterling is in the lead, tl
the Universal Programs, and can be seen at T!
laugh until you cry, you will shriek until you sigl
nearly die when you see this side-splitting comec
Remember our Big Reels for the Same
STAR THE
Coming, Entire Series of Perils of Pauline. Cc
27th 4
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'rengtli lies in a strong direc- ^
Bank is one of the most pro- J>+
nstitutions in tliis portion of
s always boon managed in the
and prudent way. Safety is
rst consideration and its trout- i
>rs is always based on friendly
md sound banking principles. ^
;l> OF DIHKFTOKS. X
'uniiiii^liain, (leor. \V. Williams, I.. C.
ins, IS. 1/. Crawforil, Ihtov S|?rin>;s. 1
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; Old Reliable." X
X
k or Lancaster X
caster, S. C.
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Dainty Muslin
f UNDERWEAR
igtit, c?o|^rtrf
cmMmIi
Neat Corset Covers.
button hole trim
10c and 25c
0^ \ Beautiful Lace Trlm\
med Corset Covers
t\ , \ :t1)r and -18c
.Kjl'. \ Princess Slips, em^Rw\>
\ ybroidery and lace
x V,\ \ y trimmed
\\Wvt 1 / "*<' ?"?' $1.48
Dainty trimmed Skirts
X 48c, 71>c. ?8c
Drawers, nicely made
XN ] and trimmed
^ 1/ 2."?c and 50c
^ Beautiful line of
Gowns, low nock
. x and short sleeves
jn Suits j |H<\ 71?c up to Sl.!?8
J Bis line of fine Long
re cotronX Cloth, Nainsook and
in silken Soft for mak'
2* inK underwear, laces
itmifwear. a?(j embroideries in all
M-nmfnrt weights and prices for
r comiori trimming,
e market,
nted
Robinson-Cioud
COMPANY
e ihoulder.
)c, 15c, 25c
Oc and up.
1 ICE - |
ease \
ister a Center
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is broken out, which has been
,e are very simple. First, the ?
>\v in s])irits.
after ho called "Laughteri
joyful, gay and mirthful,
ic is advised to take this cure
jy May 23rd |
i to Our Regular Program, &
ic $156,000 man, he is now in JL
HE STAR often. You will X
i-?honest to goodness you'll ^
Prices, 5 and 10c. X
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>mmencing Wednesday, May +
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