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f 6 Clea: In orcU daily we ar< clared War or Fast colors, Calicoes and 10c Dress Ginghams Amc 42-Inch Cloth, no starch, ! 7c Apron Gingham, Sale ] 10c Bleaching, 86 inches 8c White Swiss Curtain C J. & P. Coates Spool Cottc $1.25 Messaline, Sale Pric< 50e and 75c Silk, Sale Pri< Bed Tick, Sale 7y$c up to tl proof. 10 Balls Thread (to custor 15c Ladies' Belts, Sale Pr The space is t ING SALE on mei low prices on papc company of Shade have only one si M. P MRS. WILSON'S BODY S BURIED AT ROME. OA. H inter ers. Rests Reside Graves of Her Pa- til|,|f rents, ( lose to Old Home- son's piled THOUSANDS PAY TRIBUTE. on(* As Services nt Grave Brief and .Mark- jj)K ed by Impressive Man Simplicity. orga] Rome, (la.. Aug. 11.?Mrs. Wood- (*on?' row Wilson, wife of the nation's "" ' his President, was buried at Mvrtle Hill , , Adoc cemetery- here today. Her grave is front beside those of her father and motli- them er, almost within sight of the house fanil in which she lived as a girl. Tonight tary the President was speeding eastward hynn on his return to Washington. Wils< Although thousands of visitors choir came to Rome today to do honor to read the memory of Mrs. Wilson, a Sab- spokt liof h-lllf a .... II - I rr.. uovu-nnr i|UKl pirvaiirll. 1 II** ?})('- .VI TS. c'al force of police augmented by As members of the Georgia National ende< Guard, found little to do beyond waiti warning traffic from the streets to M through which the procession moved. Scho< ti was exactly J:30 when the Pres- holdi ident's special arrived .and a few in Hi minutes later the casket, covered stree with gray broadcloth and surmount- sion ed by a single wreath of flowers, was thou* lifted from the funeral car by eight ed, s of Mrs. Wilson's cousins and borne city to the hearse. hono BELLS TOLLED. Th As the train steamed slowly into etory the station church bells throughout storn the city were tolled solemnly. A pour wide space had been cleared at the tent station and the thousands of people parti assembled there stood back respect- groui fully. Those who bore the casket who were: Edward T. Brown, Atlanta; with< Robert M. Hoyt, Wade C. Hoyt and Nathan Hoyt, Rome; B. R. Axson, Se Savannah; Randolph Axson and Ed- and l ward T. Brown, Jr., and Frank C. The Bebreath, Atlanta. as th The President, followed by Secro- mad* tary and Mrs. MoAdoo, Mr. and Mrs. As tl Sayre, Miss Wilson, Prof. Axson and vices other near relatives and members of bly t the party quifkly left the train and and entered their carriages. The pro- dowr cession then moved through black- partj draped streets to the First Presby- bene terian church. Pres: More than eight hundred relatives riagt THE LANc irinor Sal jr to make room f e compelled to disj i the prices of Dry Gc Lawns, Sale Price -IVjc 25c Ladies' >skeag. Sale Price 7'/*c Ladies' Ha Sale Price 5c Men's Ham Price 4i/2c 10c Talcum wide, Sale Price O'/jc 15c Talcum lloth, Sale Price 5c Colgate's 2i kti Qnlo Prii>o I si ?;n whit. '??, I^UIV A *f fT a 89c 25c Lace Ci ce ;*9c $2.50 Ladie lie best guaranteed to be water f?' $1.50 Skirti Ladies' $3.< ?r) 5c Men's $4.0( ice 5c Men's $2.0( :oo small to mention all our rchandise which is "good qu ir and when you examine th >ws. Come to see our sale ? tore in this town. We a rvi ? 1 Ijr UL.1A.IS.VJ friends of the Wilson and Axsonjdazed, but his step lies were gathered in the quaint , fare was stern and church which Mrs. Wilson used I After the caske Itend when her father, the Kev. ' its final resting pla ard S. Arson, was pastor there filled, vast heaps of church was draped in black, with ute of the nation, twined wreaths of white flow- over the tomb. On one wall was a white marble On the way to t to the membory of Mrs. Wil- procession passed [ father. Hanks of Mowers were j Mrs. Wilson lived ; high about the catafalque up- other spot above 1 rhicli the casket was placed. jlOtowah river, whet lOPIN'S FUNRTtAL MAItC'II. that she promised i the President entered, follow- tore President's br the casket, Chopin's Funeral a statue to the wot h was played softly upon the the inscription on \ a . Simple, short services was by the President a ucted by the Itcv. <S. (5. Sydnor, !On every side were ocal pastor. The President and called vividly to lib daughters, w ith Secretary Mc- young manhood ant i and Mr. Say re, occupied the who now lies in a lll'W ill tlwi ennfor ?.t?.l 1 r <?> > ua> n ui iioiue. were other members of the Within less than ly and I)r. Grayson and Secre- tiie hour the fune: Tumulty. Two old-fashioned the President and is, girlhood favorites of Mrs. once more on bon >n. were sung by the ehurrh ears, and the retun The Itev. Dr. Sydnor then gun. briefly from the Scriptures and TO KUKt'T > ? of the beauty and charity of President Wilson Wilson's life and character. t grave of liis wife soon as the church services was had been com pie t< 1 the casket was carried to the j concrete and steel, ng hearse and the short journey the grave there stai yrtle Hill cemetery was begun, stone, bearing the 11 :>1 girls, dressed in white and son's father and in ng aloft laurel branches, stood derstood that the tie along eitln r side of the later have a larger ts, through which the proces- ed. passed. Hehliul them were As the President lands of people with heads bow- private car, he pas llent and sorrowful. The entire ble lines of N'ati was draped in funeral black in standing at attentlo r ot the sad occasion. at "present." Sev< e cortege was close to the cem- son's former sell when rain began to fall. The greeted by Mr. W 1 rapidly grew worse, the down- bareheaded outsid soon becoming torrential. \ special train left 1 erected over the grave gave two after 6 o'clock al shelter to tho little family ward the Presiden [>. but the thousands of people night. He had sle came to witness the burial were Mrs. Wilson died, ^ >ut protection. feets of his sorrow SERVICES BRIEF. Prof. Axson ton! % rvices at the grave were brief lowing telegram to marked by impressive simplicity, liott, Mrs. Wilson's President stood with head bowed illness in Californ e final rites were performed. He from attending the ? no effort to control his grief. "We have burl le preacher read the burial ser- father and mother.' the President's form was vlsi chaken by his strong emotion, Danger .lust the tears streamed unchecked n 'B OIU' " , . ^ , Carolina politics tt i his cheeks. others of the Hprvers who most c r wept silently. When the final the falling down c diction was pronounced the Ito a minority expi ident slowly returned to his car-'?!*?*? candidates ... . be the ones qualify !. His eyes were as those of one race Charlotte C tj&Un?i m?k..... . i, . ASTER SEWS. M'OESr ij, 1914 I ^ AT IV/I IC n* 1V1. 511st 7th a o^-FaH and Winl Dose of all < Wr si >ods, Clothing,! Shoe and Children's Baits V. ndkerchiefs. Sale Price . ikerchiefs, Sale Price . . i Face Powder Face Power 5c Face Powder, Sale Price.... i Bed Spreads jrtain, per yard, Sale Price s' White Dresses .Sale Price I s* White Serye Skirts, Sale Price J s Sale Price 00 and $3.50 Slippers, Sale Price i ) Bench Made Slippers, Sale Price.. ) Slippers, Sale Price..' ! Bargains. We want yoi ality" and superior to sor leir goods, you find out tl md get the good of it. ^ ire not connected with ai was firm and his Things Worth \Vhil? set* Greenwood Index, t was lowered to wh{U afe they? w<j ^ ice. and the grave flowers, the trib- about lhem and ?,,e of th< were piled high ! compliments we can pay ii of a man, that he cares for t the cemetery the that are worth while, the house where There is room for much : an a girl, and ail- about material things, but the banks of the we are seized and possessed e tradition has it idea that we do not put th to become the fu- valuation upon some things ide. Nearby was tore has just let grow for 01 nen of the South, ment; the homely road, vhlch was written with green trees, the hum few years ago. and birl life alongside. In scenes which re- there an animal simply li tn the days of his life; the sunshine, perh; 1 memories of her strong for personal comfort, grave in her old is our physical fortitude no\ helpful and so essential to 1 four hours from and plant life; the "lazy bee ral train arrived, mering before the eyes; the hts party were flowing stream, branch or ird their special the fancy chooses?How sw< 1 journey was be- the senses, certainly to sig Hng and smell, are all thes MONUMENT. And they are Just things! remained by the has made them; 110 man e until the casket them. And yet are they not ?ly covered with that are worth while?" At the head of ids a plain, white _ ames of Mrs. VV ii- / lother. It is un- {[ I President wul H&vtj j: monument erect- '' /, t returned to his if sed between dou- J onal (hiardstnni ff II with their anus VJ | tool mates were Ugj WHgtfcv, '' Jg j) ilson as he stood M I e his car. The flP I lere a minute or soon aftertf retired for the Jfc f pr hut little since hd showed the ef- | fui vtKti. Ight sent the fol-I^H hi-I ^^yH^PIHP^3K^ only sister, whose l.'V prevented her I i rLoeral: i": HI the Xiinif. r I nomalles of South lat newspaper oh- ] ? i 11^1 confidently predict^ M l1i 1 !91 if the Blease vote ^^B _ ress fear lest two H I ntlpQ ofav ' for governor wllllH W?llw*otvI ^ t ing for tho second ( ? Poliakc * ft A M u /-! ATlt ter goods which an jmmer goods. We s, Hats, Millinery, Noti .10c Men's $11.00 Slippers, Sale Price.. .. . . lc Children's Slippers, Sale Price.. .. . . .'lc Men's Pants and Suits at Sale Prices . .5c 50 Dozen Boys' 50c Pants, 6 to 8, all .. 8c \ Price .10c Men's $2.00 and $2.50 Straw Hats, Sa .08c Men's $1.00 Silk Hats, Sale Price . . . .15c Boys' Suspenders, Sale Price 51.48 Men s 20c Suspenders, Sale Price. . . 52.98 Men's 50c Suspenders, Sale Price. . . .98c Boys' and Men's Work Shirts, Sale Pi 52.69 Men's $1.25 Dress Shirts, Sale Price, 52.98 5C\and $1.00 Indies' Sailors, Sale Pri 51.25 $3.(niand $6 00 Ladies' Dress Hats, St i to know that we are runnii ne of our competitors, who i nat is like money in a drea Ve offer good goods and no ny other store. LOOK FOF Cheapest Store < p. I Bummer Constipation Dangerous \l I" f Constipation in Summer-time is I *ir u lot 'more dangerous than in tho fall, | I winter or spring. The food you eat I.-.,, B I 11\ I'll is often contaminated and ia morel ? to say likely to ferment in your stomach.I _ he thing; [Then you are apt to drink much cold water during the hot weather '''eH 'thus Injuring your atomach Colic hold 1 1 | Fever, Ptomaine Poisoning and othc then somehow pails, ponds of stagnant water, bans (jern with an will keep you well, as it increases th< c proper ' Bile, the naturul laxative, which rid VOUJ t|t N ? ! fhe bowels of the congested poison bngc 1 OUS waste. Po-Do-Lax will makf iin,i nr cm joy- ; you jeej potter. Pleasant and efTec- ,|lp bordered tt\e a dose toulght. bio *Hiect of insect ><"ir druggist. |with are ami ! so s GHICHESTER S PILLS V, but sc | diamond brand fl bio. vegetable t , We'&v II wliei tiuiuuini) | Zdr**' |U Jf ~wr/t?ieL fflback creek as : c"^ V?* W If Pills "*et to al LADIKSI "U aftoi ! A.V your Urumgit for Cnt-CHRR-TKR S A B nlv tit, hear diamond brand pills in rkd and/ViJ . | Colo metallic boxM, r.-uled with BluelOl eimi e linnets Ribiion. Tah no otbir. H.r of j.?r\T/| a oa \'o Ilia ?' ?? ? ?* ** for ciii.c?i?.tkka vi ?: ' ,,,u DIAMOND R It A N II I'll.I.N, for twenty flri 1 1 ail inak * 1 year* regarded ni BeM.KafcM, Alway* Krliabli rtlnip t -thUMiiSOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST! ?* ! ffi EVERYWHERE no, r Stimulating Pepsi - ( At Founts or Carbonated In Bottles ET THE "PEPSI" HABIT. IT WON'T -COLA BOTTLIN 5. C. It J ??I I <1 , mmm 11. _ _ -JHtt 1 I >4 \ 3 ,ff'c /I JL 47 \ 2 arriving have de ions, Etc. I #1.98 f 25c and up ^ * ' 1 to suit yourself, wool worsted, Sale 24c u le Price 98c f 39c 5c 9c 23c "ice 23c 85c ice 25c de Price 75c and up i run Ilg a \^L,?iAI\tvill quote you I , ,m or like a f^ trash. We t OUR SIGN. \ *? \ I )n Earth j I >ANGER IN DELAY ney DispHNtt. Are Too Dangeroua I or Lam-aster People to Neglect. ho great danger or kidney trouis that they so often get a firm before the sufferer recognizes V l. Health will be gradually unlined. Backache, headache, nerness, lameness, soreness, lumi. urinary troubles, dropsy, gravel Hrlght's dlsea.se may follow as kidneys get worse. Don't negyour kidneys. Help the kidneys (loan's Kidney Pills, which are * trongly recommended right here ^ ancaster. se Kills, Lancaster, Bays: "Some s ago I strained my back and I <ve this caused my kidney trouMv hack ached all the time and a I lay down I couldn't sleep i the aching across my loins. If ted ten pounds something in my snapped. I got Doan's Kidney [ i iii ino manuarn Druf? Co., and r I had taken about half a box back became strong. One box ely cured me and I haven't had in or an ache since." ice 50c at all dealers. Don't >ly ask for a kidney remedy?Doan's Kidney Pills?the same Mr. Ellis had. Poster-Mllburn Props., Buffalo, N. 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