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locaL do|: ?Mr. Luther Kllison, secretary of j the Chamber of Commerce, made a . business trip to Columbia this week. (.( ?The Civic League will meet at fl the library next Wednesday after- s<i noon at 4 o'clock. A full attendance i cc Is requested. w ?Mr. Perry Mackey has been tli confined at home by sickness for the tli past several days. lie Is still un- cc able to be out. w ?T. O. Hlackmon. supervisor of ('J Lancaster county, was down Thurs- | <-{1 day to inspect the Fork Hill road.? a' IvPrahn vt* Pro ?We have been asked to an- q nounce that until further notice the J Lancaster library will be open from 4 to 6 Tuesday and Friday after- ' noons. ' ?Mr W. A. Fletcher of the Flat (j, Creek section, who recently under- pi went an operation at the Fennell Inlirmary in Hock Hill, is improv- a] ing steadily. w ?Fifteen white applicants for K teachers' certificates and three te colored are taking the teachers' ex- tl aminatton. which is being held at ci the court house today. m ?Mr. W. B. Tvittv of Heath Springs has been appointed to take '* the place of Mr. J. Gardiner Richards, Jr., resigned, on the county al board of education. al T Mr. John W. Hamel, publisher w of The Kershaw Era and secretary () df the Kershaw Chamber of Com- s< merce. was here yesterday to at- Q tend the county cotton congress. We u are indebted to Mr. Hamel for a f( pleasant call. ,, ?Mr. Hoy Parks returned Wed- Q nesday night from the Magalene Q Hospital in Chester, wnere he un jf derwent a serious operation. He ^ has been there for the last f!ve U weeks. His father, Mr. M. H. Parks, went over and accompanied him home. ^ ?The report curds for the differ- e ent schools of the county may he ^ had by application to Superinte- s* ndent Llngle. Mr. Lingle also asks (' us to say that now is the time to 1 secure application blanks for RL'tej? help. Every school district with special levy may apply and we urvm (| upon each one not to delay hut apply at once for state aid. f ?Two basketball teams have been organized in the Lancaster t) high school and the girls are enjoying the practice several afternoons . each week. The boys of the high ' school take their exercise at foot- ^ hall. The practice of both games Is being superintended by the teachers and other atletea who are In- a terested. . ?Mr. Charles D. Jot.es continues to improve his lot on Arch and . Market streets. The lot has been f> graded, sidewalks made, both on Ids side and across the street and the hack of the lot filled In and prop- ^ erly drained. A better site is not to f be had in town and the grove is an ideal setting for the home Mr. Jones will build later on. 1 LET L.\N< WSTEK SCHOOLS TltY. ( * 1'rlzes ottered for Improvement in Hural Schools. g The following announcement '' ulioiil.l ln> of interest to everv school ;l ill Lancaster county ami wo hope to ' see several of our rural schools win prizes in the improvement contest: s Through the support of the state o department* of education, the South e Carolina School Improvement Asso- n elation is able to offer $1.2 50 in u prizes to he awarded in 1014 This 1 amount has been divided into 40 t prizes and will be given to the schools showing the greatest amount s of improvement during the given tl length of time. There will be 10 P first prizes of $50 each, and 30 sec- P ond prizes of $25 each. Regulations p concerning the award of these prizse i are as follows: a 1. Improvements must be made f between October 1, 1913, and December 1. 1914. s 2. Only rural schools can com- c pete for these prizes. Districts t barred by tbe state high school act, S or by the state rural graded school n v act are ineligible to enter the com- e petition. n 3. Prizes will be awarded by.the p vtnte executive committee of the School Improvement Association im- I; mediately after the entries close. 4. All applications must be sent " through the county superintendent a of education, the rural school super- n visor, or the countv oraanizer of i school Improvement associations. J>. Prizes will be awarded In checks sent from the office of the state superintendent of education to ^ the county superintendent of education. The money will be depositied . to the credit of the district in wIRrfi the prize-winning school is lociued. () This money must be used for the ' further improvement of the school , 8 winning it. 6. All reports must be made on |l the printed blanks furnished by the ! association. 7. In making application for^i prize, the Clean-Up Day score hS ? a brief description, a photog^^ih, " and any evidences of improvements must accompany the regular prize fl score card. Respectfully submitted, MARY EVA HITE, V President South Carolina School Im- { provement Association. Rheumatism Pains Stopped. f The first application of Sloan's | Liniment goes right to the painful part?it penetrates without rubbing ?it stops the Rheumatic Pains areund the joints and gives relief and comfort. Don't suffer! Get a bottle today I It is a family medicine for all pains, hnrta, bruises, cuts, sore throat, neuralgia and chest pains. Prevents infection. Mr. * Chas. H. Wentworth. California, c. writes:?"It did wonders for my j* Rheumatism, pain la gone as soon ns , I apply it. I recommended it to my y< friends as the boat Liniment I ever ? used." Guaranteed. 26c at your Druggist. 1 , - i " Wmhmmmmmmmmm "LA Nt '.YSTLK LK AI ?S." uly County to Ik* Liven S|h*cii Day at Shile Fair. secretary Ellison, of the Chanibe Commerce. returned last nigh oni Columbia, where he has bee irthoffng plans for "Lancastc aunty Day" at the State Fat tie fair officials informed Mr. Ell >n that Lancaster was the onl .unty to take such a step and the ere glad to give them Thursda; le big day of the week. Of cours le Clemson-Carollna game alwaj ones off Thursday morning, bv lien the game has been played, tli ly will be given over to the Lai ister visitors, who may arrang ly program of amusement the loose. A chartered train, the "Lancastc pedal," will leave the station hei 7 o'clock Thursday mornini r. w. r;. mcuee. assista"! moral passenger agent, hs roniised nice coaches to acconim< ite any number guaranteed. remises that the special will rear olumbia by 11 o'clock. In timefc 1 of the day's festivities. St(fi| ill be made at Heath Springs/an ershaw, where many other I>n'nca r boosters will be taken on. Wit le exception of these stops in Lai istor county, a straight run will I lade to the capital city. The tral ill be parked near the fair grouni >r the convenience of the visitor During the afternoon there will 1 inple time to see all the exhibi nd take in the Various amusement here will be racing for those i horn that sport* appeals and : foe nil game between the local hi? diool and sojme other high scho f the state will in all probability 1 rranged. Tmen last, but not lea* ir to many.it will be the crownli vent of the day. an hour's dlspl; f fireworks will be given in horn f tl^e v'sitors. This feature aloi ill be worth the price of the tickc m the return trip the train w ?ave Columbia at 9 p. m. Tie cost of a round trip ticket d encls upon the number of peop IkJ join the delegation, so if y? xplct to go, communicate with M Ill/son or The News office, so th Mllie idea may be had of the si f the crowd to be tawen down. 1 [lis right away and in the next I ue of The News, the prices of roui rip tickets, including admission in lie fair grounds, will be given. Secretary Ellison Is to be co ratulated upon securing advertisii f this sort for our town. The fii ulletins will feature our comii nd the daily papers have promisi o help advertise the day. Thursd f fair week is always a hip day, b his year it will be bigger than ev or it will be "Lancaster Day." L s all make our plans to go dov nd help boost the Red Rose Cou y and town. We hope people fro very section of the county will jo heir t'reinds in town, and that t ontingency will be a large ai horouglily representative one. 11 lember the date, October 20. Th rill be "Lancaster Day" at the sta air. 'OR ELIMINATION OK COTTO 'oiiuty Cotton Congress Would C Out Staple. The Lancaster County Cotton Co ross met in the court house vest< ay, with L. R. Rollings, presldei nd W. I'. Robinson, secretary, heir places. Mr. S. E. Hallos, acting under i tructlons from his school distri ffered a resolution looking to t nactment of a law placing a aon al tax on the first eight or ten acr f cotton to the horse planted 015, and afterward a prohibit! ax on the excess planted. ?ir. j. i. iireen ouprpd as a sn titu te arpsolutlon calling upon uembers of the legislature at t xtra session to advocate the p? age of a law prohibiting the ra ng of any cotton in the state 915, and providing punishment f violation of the law and the ft piture of any cotton raised. Mr. R. E. Wylle offered as- a su titute a resolution calling upon t ountv delegation in the legislatu n advocate the enactment of t tevenson plan, making it a crin lal offense to plant more tin ight acres of cotton to the horse lule in 1915. eace will be observed a! each After considerable discussio isting three hours, the Green su tilut-e providing Tor a cornple cut out" of cotton was adopted u almost unanimous vote. T leeting went on record as oppos i the state warehouse scheme. MEETS IIOHIt I Itl.E DEATH. iegro Infant Perished When Hon is Itiuned. While Simon Foster, colored, at thers of his family who live on M tufe Crockett's place near Rive Ide, were picking cotton in a fie ot far away. Foster's house caug fire and before help could rea< er, his Infant child was burned uolli TV,n v.., I I...'I * . lie IIIIllitll llffll It'll onie In the care of a sister only I r six years old. Some clothii oar the fireplace caught first tin tie baby's clothes caught and tl hole Interior of the house was ames before help came. The old hild succeeded Jo making Its esca| ut did not rescue the Infant, wl erlshed in the flames. This very di casing fire occurred Wednesda SHICHESTER S PILU Ik. DIAMOND jTj{ BRAND LAPTM | ?~r sk your i'mrrlat for CTTI-CHKS-THR S A (AMOMu JtKA NT> iMLI.H in RkD h.kI/jS OI.ij metallic t *e<i. so .tied with BluefO Ibbon. Tmcb r;o otnEtt. It..y of your Y / rar?U? and ?<U for ? II Mil KS.Tf-K <* V UMOSII RKASU ril.l ?. for twr.Ur-fir nrs regarded ni I'r-t.Saf.et, Always i<< liabli OLD BY ALL DRUGGIST! SSE> EVERYWHERE SffiB THE LANCASTER NEWS, Q( PERSONALS .r Th< lt Miss Julia RodKers, who has been 11 the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. ( ^? >r Rogers, has gone to Bishopvllle. enure 'r Miss Bessie Black well, who has been the guest of her siBter. Mrs. P*'11/e y Waddv R. Thomson, will return this * n , y week to her home In Darlington. y- | Mrs. Frank Harper. Miss Delia ,l'?e ' ie Gregory and their sister, Mrs. J. K Stone.v Drake, motored to Charlotte yesterday and spent the day. They ,e were accompanied home by Miss * 1 Carrie Gregory, who has been spend- . ' . 1 !e ing sev?wal weeks at Barium 'V , y I Springs. / C. ^ Mrs.-Winnie Williams and son, ? >r NUisteV Charlie, have returned from .... *?. [5week's visit to relatives in Greeni. ..Hi.. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Clyburn and ls children motored up from Kershaw and visited friends in Lancaster " ( *' 'e last Sunday. , u',.' 'h Mrs. it. C. Drown and Miss Bettv f.sr, ' )r Drown are the guests of Mrs. S. W. .... ? l!?mth at White Oak. 1 !ie Mrs. J. H. Witherspoon and children, wfio have been visiting in l,> ' 11 Concord during "Home Coining \\ieek," returned today. They were >e accompanied by Mrs. Witherspoon's ., J? sister. Miss Shirley Montgomery. . .,,on Mr. and Mrs. McKeithen lingers .s s- of Clio motored to Lancaster and ,.!!!. spent the past week-end with Mr. ,, , end Mrs. A. I*, lingers. They were s- accompanied by Mrs. It. L. Walton. . J" who visitled her brother, Mr. J. M. ' " Woodley. Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Rollins have .. f, ?1 returned to their home in Lake City. r<"t< )e after spending several days at the ' , ' home of Mr. J. M. Woodley. Mrs \ fl Klllann wsin ;i vlulfnr i.? l-v i Charlotte recently. ... !>r Mr. Isaac Thomas of Lancaster ,Q i and Mr. W. S. Cauthen of Dry Creek '* left Wednesday to enter Clenison 1P College. Mrs. A. H. Green and Miss Laura e" Gilbert Williams will spend the .... ,e I week-end In Hock Hill with Mr. G. , ?? II. Greene. "OQ, [r- Dr. J. B. W. Halle of Hock Hill is here on business today. j ' ze Mrs. J. C. Montgomery, Mrs. W. MV ( )o (). Nishet. Mrs. A Morris Mc- Mm,> 's~ Donald. Mrs. V. A. Watson and Mrs. 'i 1(1 J. M. Oldham of Charlotte spent yesterday as the quests of Mrs. John s< .'.V Crawford. . n" Mrs. M. J. Perry has accompanied ,V, ,J,K Miss Mayme Mnckey to Baltimore. .' ! ['r Mrs. W. W. Moore of Columbia .^ and Mrs. Frank Smith of Hascom- ' ^ P(' ville, were the guests of Mrs. John . a>' P. Hunter last Thursday. \. ut tratu er SKVKKAL IICUT AT '/.ION. to //' ,et (T s'n Four Men Injured by Falling n" ScalTold. >m While engaged in covering their 'n 1 church at Zion, aoout six miles 'u> north of Lancaster, several members . ,H' of that church met with a very pain- -q fill accident last Wednesday. The 111' !,l scaffold which had been erected for the convenience of the workmen, suddenly gave .way and Messrs. Mike Cook, Jeff McAteer, Willie Vick and rclur \ Curry Steele fell to the ground with such force that Mr. Cook suffered a ,,{ broken limb, while the others were ' all painfully, though not seriously. . injured. Dr. U. C. Brown attended x ,' tlteiu and set the broken hone for ' ' " Mr. Cook, whom we learn is resting p |.1 ' verv comfortably. at _ I j. itlackmon-Stoll. . n* Miss Carrie Ulackmon. daughter ^ of County Supervisor and "Mrs. T. O. lu' ',e Ulackmon, and Mr. Meldau Stoll, ,or ' 'I" son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stoll, sur- Anti< prised many of their friends by their ~ 'n marriage. whicli took place last WAf vt> night at the parsonage of the Sec- ca ond Baptist church and was solem- ing il>- nixed by tlie pastor. Rev. J. F. Ham- paid, he mond. Miss Ulackmon has numbers olina he of friends and relatives here and 1 ?s- throughout* the county, who will is- read of -.er marriage with interest. HAH in She is a pretty, attractive girl and jni or has been an accommodating opera- tome >r- tor at the telephone exchange for ville, ?uiiiv nine paxi. air. a ton is an b agreeable, industrious young man he and is likewise popular. Both he ml re and- his bride are quite young, being coon he of tlie same age, eighteen. Wan! li" V f g | r ;,n I.A\( ASTI'.li Wll.h HE Til Kit K. or Special Train is Chartered on Account of "latncaster Day.'' j*' The following from The State of Hotir t*? today, tells more of Mr. Ellison'^ !>y successful mission to Columbia this Qfl he week: ___ "Luther Ellison, secretary- of the l.nncnster Chamber of Commerce, Oil \ as in Columbia yesterday to ar- Office range with D. F. Efira, secretary of iic the South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for a day on the i ^ program of the State Fair. # As a pract ,ri result of the conference. Thursday. Prcp? Id October 29, was designated as 'Lan- * "i caster county day.' ; Hood "On that day a suitable program \V. including a football game, will be Grad do offered. Mr. Ellison contracted K6* !* ) with \V. E. McGee, assistant general * passenger agent. Southern Railway, ^ jn for a special train which will bring office er to Columbia the Lancastrians who pe will Come for Lancaster (lay. He 10 hopes to bring 400 or 500 Lancaster * boosters. The delegation will he j _ equipped with pennajit*. badges, _ buttons and a line of advertising Laboi I matter. They npeet to make the Hou occasion one of beneficial publlcltly. "Lancaster Is the only-county so far to make such comprehensive plans for exploiting the fair." * Day ??f Prayer to l?e Observed. A special service of prayer for \y( . peace wllll be observed ct each of J | the several churches Sunday morn- s* ing, October 4. At the Methodist <"ovor c church the union service will be held fluari s. Sunday evening. Hev. R. L. Holrovd botth J will preach at the latter service. The r quarterh conference will not be [ > held Sunday morning TOHKK 2. 1!)1 t. I'U.WHIt KOIt PEACE. .g 11 > in ii l?y Rev. .1. 11. Tlmycr ol' Lam-aster. b following hymn was con- i oil by Rev. J. M. Thayer, Th. j lastor of the First Uaptist h. Pr. Thayer's hymn so I ifully evxpresses the prayer for t in which all Christians of the d States are asked to unite next l i;, iiiui ?? i ei|uBsifu ii ropy i or iw n this, the "Peace Edition" of Jews: 1 I. I d of battles, harkeu, ?arth is tilled with war. 1 ear the tramp of nations, feel their crash and jar. though with hitter hatred, blinded nations fight, d. in mercy grant us, .riuinph of the right. II. d of mercy, hearken, ir Hung battlefields, stricken heart in anguish. Fe blood slowly yields, d, in pity hear us, ivrath of man displace, 11 with love eternal, anger of the race. III. d. thou great protector, j the helpless child. J reaked man's sore displeasung; still unreconciled. f horror and with carnage^ reaks the woman's heart, J <1. in mercy hear us. a bill his wrath depart. J iv > (1 of all creation, if ch forth Thy mighty hand, rjfl ? order out of chaos, ' K ; rest to evory land, v" ul of hosts we pray thee, warring nations cease, may thy Son reign o'er us. L Christ, the Prince of Peace. nfl ? ? ! Notice of Klection. liereas. one-third of the quali- r? electors and one-third <>t the L, elders of White Muff district. 20, Have petitoned the county 1 to (\rder an election to deter- k," whetnhr or not an additional | >f one 1 1 ? mill shall he levied f| 1 real amkpersonal property for y )1 purposes. f hereby oValer said election to eld by t.heA trustees of White ~ district, N'(i 20. at the school e on Saturday, October 17, which election only those exiug their tax receipts and regisjns certificates shall be allowed te. ening and closing hours to he ame as In all general elections V. A. LING LB. J. K. CONNORS. W. R. TXVITTY. County Board of Education. isiness Notices ITEI> Our wire stretchers rer?iI N-U liitvi' Mr"!) pleas" n at onoc. Rennctt-Tei ry Co. WED OR STOLEN \hout "tuber 10 one black She therd v breast and iT^r^Xl.'turn I evolve reward Phone <vt ?write I'.oker, llocth Sprit?"- R. F ri ' p WILL GIN your cotton for 25c r hinH^red. deducting 2 0 pounds taggingJrmLjja s. Parker Bros., jell. 103-104 iTEI)?Agent to canvass LansteV county on a splendid sellarticle. Liberal f*&mmission For particulars, address Car sspeciauy ro, kock Hill, s. c. 101-104 II fyltAMlS made from combKs. TlmnTFeds of satisfied ousts. Mrs. H. B. Laws, YorkS. C. ITED?To buy your cow hides, iV^_ otter, muskrat, 'possum, sheep, JUKI?luirse hides. t 6,000 pounds at once. See me e you sell. Capers Cauthen. DR. C. E. PRATT J f DENTIST s. 8:*0 a. m. to 12:30; 1:30 X X^to 6:00. { rTihjie UH5. Ice ovor Lancaster Pharmacy. !j! S. L. ALSEN. M. D. ~~ I ice Over Lancaster Pharmacy. X ; Hours 8 to 8 a. m.. 1 to 2 p. m y Phone 1 J17. X VETKlUNAItVv Sl'R(JK()\. lave located In/Lancaster for the *j* ice of my profession, and am A ired to treat/youi live stock for y ind all diseraea. Calls answered X it night. CaU me at Gre^jryLive Stock Company. y H. BOTZ, \feterlnary Surgeon X uate U. S. C.Vvetertoary Sur>ns, Washington, D. . X 3DGAR J( HINSON DENTIST. { i in Moore Bulmlng, over E. B X Roddqy kt Co. X Hours, 8 to 12?1 to 6. { ice phone 33. ^Residence 118. V hn A. Winsdtead, M. D. i: tic? over l,?nr?Mcr Drug Co. -j* ratory Diagno/is a Specialty. Y rs. 8 to 10 a. ma., 4 to 6 p. m. X Phones 84(1 and 2ft. { Night Phohe 844. *j* ~ We Have It Now." 2^ y ? have s^Ntfed by today's ex- ?? shipment o^dndian New I)is X y for all adSe and pains, anteed by us. Cotrhi and get a 1 ). Price 5ftc and X l.\\< ASTKIt PHARMACY. The Corner Drug Store. 5 ^mwrM^WtfWLWLWLWLWLUWLWLM~MVWLWLWTWLWLWLMrj< AMAMAMAMAMAM.MAM^ flB Hank No. iC). | l ? Statement of the Condition of tlie A wv% r* I /\ W BANK OF LANCASTER, AlUDlC j*1 located at Lancaster, S. C., at the * tj/k close of business June 30, 1914. >^5i 0 RESOURCES. I*) flV Loans and Discounts. .. $488,081.73 R ACA11VPAC AB 5 Overdrafts 2,4 6 8.00 |\t^NI||II l.tJN ? 0 Bonds and Stocks owned vvv M vvv 10 a' by the Bank 10,500.00 A0 T< Furniture and Fixtures. 1,000.00 ? , . , , >3i 0 Banking House 5,800.00 1 niS Bank IS back- ^10 Due from Banks dnd ed by ample re- 0? W ..'j^n..k.7.rB sources. Banks can Taia4 coir"'.""lo.lloffer l? b"8'n?88 IS Silver and &lW?r Minor men few induce < Coiner-' 1,569.98 ments more attracChectyA and Caph Items. 454.64 tive than ft ?j? T(ia! $591,594.11 O, \ liabilities. Mrnna m Capital Stork Paid ln..$ 50,000.00 UUWII5 Surpyus Fund 100,000.00 E&V . ??&. and Capital and Surplus ? Taxes Paid 24,800.00 . , ? , ^ Due to Banks and Bank- A record for good ?? ers 2,551.86 banking, and an es- W1 Dividends Unpaid .. . . 2,500 00 tablished reputation Individual Deposits Sub- f trPitimr thpir A ject to Check 192,083.30 Ior, lreating \nr, W Savings Deposits 85,881.71 customers ClVllV Time Certificates of De- and considerately. <5? 1 , po.i?tj 84'3o?'o? Because of its I??' i ^ ertified Checks ~1.30 strencth its record Cashier s Checks 154.80 strengm, us recoru 0? i Notes and Bills Redis- and its reputation. . counted 40.000.00 . Reserved Interest 6,277.58 1 his liank Has 0? i Reserved for Taxes. . . . 3,000.00 Grown. ' 0 : :i- o , we liivue uie P^I m) Total $691,594.11 continned natron- , STATR OF SOUTH CAROLINA. cuniinueu patron . < Wi County of Lancaster?ss. a?e the public. Uj Before me came Geo. W. Williams, BjB ?4 Cashlor of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the A above and foregoing statement Is a TT Q 1 ?4 true condition of said bank, as shown | |J0 'm by the books of sa'd bank. m GEO. W. WILLIAMS. f I ^ . m ^ Sworn to and subscribed before me QJ Li3.FIC21Stdr 'flB this 6th day of July, 1914. JNO. H. POA1, ^ Notary Public S. C. M| Correct?Attest: Lerov Springs, 5 Sixers' Thora'?"' K Crawford. f[,e old Reliable 5 *WWWWWWWWmWmWWWWWmmWm]mmMM+ Thirty-Five Dollars in Gold Given Away Dec. 23, 1914 ^ OVlrt/?lr vy V/iv/V/iY Threel-ucky Numbers Get the Gold You may get one oil you may get all three. $20.00 (itKj)! lKsVi?KIZE. $10.00 GOLDsbcONlApRlZE. $5.00 GOLD THIRDYMZEX Two tickets given f<>rst^ich ddiJar paid on account or traded with us for cash before November 1st, 1914. One ticket given for each dollar pidd on account or traded with us for cash from Novembers 1st to December 24th, 1914. V Start today and save your tickets. You may get the Thirty-Five Dollars, besides paying your account and buying your goods as cheap as you can anywhere. MOKE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY. Enterprise Mercantile Co. iikxtii si'm\c;s, s. <\ $ Suits. - Coats - Dresses ! s. X \ r ? - ?uvf. : ^77 I Suits, Coats and Dresses r<Veived by express, new lot V Suits and Coats. These are alPihe latest styles, no two $ alike. Suits at Y $11.75, $1.1.75, $17.50, $19.75 and up to $37.50 ? To see these is to buy, as each one is a perfect X beauty. Y Children's Coats, all sizes, from $1.25 upto $8.75 X Special values in Dresses for Saturday and Monday. X For these two days we have made a special on every Y Silk and Wool Dress in the house. $25.00 Silk Dresses for Saturday and Monday.. $19.75 X $18.50 Silk Dresses Saturday and Monday $16.75 Y $13.50 Silk Dresses Saturday and Monday $10.75 $7.50 Wool Dresses $6.75 X Big line of Millinery within the reach of all. Come X in ana let Miss Hernice Davis tit you in a Hat. ****** ROBINSON-CLOUD J COMPANY I LANCASTER'S LEADING STORE. |