RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. BUFORI
In Memory of L. E. Horton, of Honor FMll
Flint Ridge Council No. 12, j Fth grade
Junior Order. n> \ , Th;
Resolutions by the Flint Ridge! ?tu
Council No. 12, J. O. U. A. M.. ' KUP n
of Heath Springs. S. C? on the Thompson oti
death of Bro. L. E. Horton, who p ^ vlor
died on the 7th. of January 1910. i 7th ' __
k . Bowe<l with sorrow ?c come Thom^? Ne|
V together to put on record in our!Si^t,. i>iUce
minute book the sad fact that j ^riuk,_
our beloved brother has passed ]yf.lo Duncan
away over the river. | Collier Tavlo'r.
Silently one by one God calls 5^ oracle
us home one by one and we are! Nlfirnntla Tavh
here to give utterance as best;j.;'i r' 1
we can to the great sorrow ^r.,,|e_
which is ours. . !n;P rtoll Smnii
rorever we have parted with Mollie Usher. 1
an efficient executive; we have' p>r,|
lost one of our shining lights: j | oon i sistarc
2nd. gradeResolved.
that in his death th ' Odessa Snipes
order has lost one of its most j gradedevoted
members and desires to Willie Usher
express by these resolutions the 1 White ford Rov
high regard in which h" was Sadie Small,
held. I 1st. grade (
That while we mourn his loss,Snipes. Margin
we bow in humble submission to i Est ridge, Rurk
the divine will. j '
That we extend to the mem- i
hers of his family our deepest | ^ j haven't
sympathy in their great bereave- news from th
ni^ru' *. iu 1 u the countv in
That these resolutions be re- turm<ruf r
corded in our book to his menu jjnes
ory as one who was loving and 0u'r schoo|
That a copy of these resolu- on tort
tions be sent to his family and ,.]OS(* 1
published in the Lancaster ' ' XT
News. *:T,SS Nettie
D. H. Small, latives at Ri\
R. P. Neal. ihv'^ hnst- _
W. R. Vaughn, VT h V
Committee. ( <>l
; Sunday in Dor
i Mr. Garland
MIDWAY. ROUTE r?. spent Sunday
' * Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent *
and Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Gardner Mr. R (\
motored Sunday afternoon to see . :'r>i i
Mr. L. A. Payne, who has been day.
ill for some time. 1 J \
Mrs. J F. Gav'ner sent Sd
nrdav night with Mrs. 1'. !!. Annie L. C.a
Gardner e Del i
Mrs. O. If. Wat on of Oil; I'd; knvir w.?r
Ridge section. visMed her son
Mr. and Mrs. ITavte F ile, of
this notion, th" w t wc<b
Mr. and Mrs. T F W. Adam at the hall Sat'
and children spent Sdnrd v o'
night and Sunday with the l.at
tor's parents, Mr. and Mrs !. R a boo' m so"
Roberts, of the Longville sec- of ba t v\ athe
tion. \ ''d "t
Mr. Dewey Neal spent Sunday t OoYio.k p. n
with Messrs. Berrel And Jack try to have a g
Phillips. __
Mr. Edgar Small visited Mr. fa TL
Bennie Self Sunday. iv i i
Mr. and Mrs. F.. G. Cntoe vis. Cl*OU
?4. 4. v. u."0 o." 1.ioai.'o
iii-ii iii ini" inline in ni' "ii.ivi .-I
lieu <u in Bnb VJ(,k,H ,,Vn
parents. Ml, and Mrs. VV. over the throat an
utes?then cover wii
Mr -ir.d Mrs. Havte Fade and l*-avo the covering
A . ... . ..inUni' -it so that the Soothing
Mrs. O. H. Watson \isit<i c. at ing nmy i,K(S0I1 tlu,
the home of Mr. utvl Mrs. \\ . 5s*. *ane the difficult brc
Veal Sunday nijrht. , .at i!I
Mr. W. S NVal visited on Sundav
Mr. .1. M. Phillips, who has WSfc M C ^
been iiU for the pa*t. woeU mmmrn^
Mr. C. F. Adams visited Prot.
E W. Caskey Saturday. ?
? Avoid extreme
i'oit your ciiiMvs rorc ill erous (as gciiern
If yotir child han a cold, nose runs ting us much pl?
or coughs much got a small bottle ol- |ile> a?(i tak?.
of Dr. Doll's Pine-Tar-Honey. Its a Vi ion is in so tin
pleasant Pine-Tar-Honey syrup, just futuro
svhat children like and just the mod
cine to soothe the cough and check
the cold. After taking, children stop Hew Mu:h I
fretting, sleep good and are soon on if a). ia;i(J .
tirelv well. Insist on l)r. Dell's Pine.. 25,000,000 cuhtc
Tar.Honey. 25c at your Druugis uniformly over t
form a shell abou
t
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A businesslike business card
business asset. We can j
you fine samples here. B
ordering elsewhere GIVE U
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THE LANCASTER NEWS. MARCH :
) SCHOOL. Working With Intelligence, ' -i*:-*-:-*-:-*-:
(Continued from Page 2) iji l
for February. fill is safe with (Jod. the results T t a
(advanced divis- are His for all eternity, and it + t I
ipson. Is by those results that He takes 4. ^
-Myrtle Thome our measure. If we work in an ^ ?
Thompson. Julia indifferent way, with a more or y% t
is Taylor, Frank-1 less unaporeciation of our re- ^
sronsibUUi. s wo must expect to * I
Ethel Noil, Ruth abide by the indifferent results 4* T
lie Small, Flonnie in iust the same way that we 4* t
Est ridge. shall share in the reward which 4. ^
Etta Taylor, F.ul; follows worthy effort. To many ? ? diic
Louise Duncan, such reasoning mav sound dull * ? ?
and monotonous because we do 4' it is
-Eugene Parker, not all look upon the obligations 4 tl ?
n\ Hessic Eth- and responsibilities of everyday i* U
^ee Usher. life as keys to the better life.
-O'Dell Barr, An but when we come to think how ^
Rosa bee Rowel!. | little el<e r.here is in this world ^ ;j ham.
^ona Parker. j really worthwhile save the work- 12 1-',
Virginia Taylor, j ing out of our salvation, we can- 4 -! select
not affod to underrate our obli- 4 !' La
?James Sistare, j gations. Life in many ways is *t* plain
simple enough; in others it is ^ v
-Everett Taylor i difficult of adjustment and re_ II j;;,
Franklin Sistare plete with conflicting interests, ^ ;; '
veil, Ethel Snipes, i but the latter condition is only \
| oossible to those who hav* never - 1\ ,M \(,(
advanced) O'Dell'found the way, or who having 4 V .. "
?ritc Niel, Judsonj found it have been so unfortun- * v. in.',.)<
e Duncan.. ate as to lose it. We cannot get t. 4>
Jon very rapidly or make much jjjj : antet
TOLAS. progress unless we are sure of H T. plain
t seen very much our w;,.v- and the sooner we sort j\ 4 'r<
e garden spot of out those interests which are ' \ t patte
several days I vital t() our existence and keep + Ar
ild send in a few|^em apart frorn the non-essen- < * 1, black
tials of life the quicker we shall \l v whiti
will close about Proceed over the Path in which \\ J Ri
ev are nractieim* our te?t are set to the goal uist i- blue
ainment at the ahead:?News & Courier. \\ 4 checl
\\ 4 CC
Caskev visited r?*- . . ' \ 4
'erside some few ANNAPOLIS OEBUTANTE \\ + blue,
? + tan;
[.^Tlianis and ,1 ^ '
with Mr. "Panii W "W ' I I ; '
1 ?t ,&* ? *$r T t 4j^n>
...I .... i- ' i tlpi f I -' . so
o I Sun- ifSm^ ' / 1 lbU!?
\ i"i "t v ,s also ! s-1* *
<j 'ii<" *- M :r '^"TrS * ev's
r:-fl i , ' >U
S? oolo ; a' \" ol : f' jpi J v?
v' ilo: - to I . 1 | ' ' . T ** ! o;'
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V<' v | fell $
1 - .; ' <5,: ;:V:? . t
i. Ia-t'-' com ? ir ! f + +
).)(! attendant I 4\ ju V
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X' ' j. + i. 4 < i-Vi
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Cttl : |y *f* ' Jn
p Externally 11 '
P-O-Rub" Salvo well j' : + T a|u|
'i chost for a few una* . - X
til a warm llannol cloth. * *? "** + ' 11
looso around the neck *fy;. + T two
medicated vapors an-u . X Sv'7
' choking phlegm an.I % +
atLing. One npplica- * i.
mures against a night T. r ..
r$1.00. At druggists. * $ + +
^SALVE - * - i + *
Miss tiladys Christy. one or' the sea Y T
, * + 111 sr?
ulr. of L.4 son H must attractive debutantes o! J.
. in livn, , , v;,.?i th?4 ' navy set" of Annapolis, is th * Aw
us as you cant get daughter of Capt. Harley H. t'hnsty. ^ liluo ?
a urt us possible out r s N a??' Mrs I'hrlaty. and her + Y Kit
care that proper pro debut was one at the features of th " V . Mini I
i' way made for th? Annapolis season. r |>ji;
HUNTS 19 YEARS FOR UNCLES + * (Hi
Laud There .s. . > 4. Xo'
10a an v* i-ii evel, Men Named Poe, and Relatives of the 4. Pietl !
miles, were spread Writer. Thought to Be in V v
he globe, it would California. ? *
I 660 feet thick + + ()m
Cliico. ('a! ?Continuing a search + + lioal't
for her two une'es which has extend 4. .J. [ ,jp
_ , ed over a period of Id years Mrs Nel- V nps, a
W lie E Mi ,er who-se father was the T , '
I .Irs: ?*?,? ?< - * A
r uvles 1 A liar .'< and ^ jjj 11:?<K'
-i + +
lluti l.in- >n. Kan , at wl.ich limn they 4. 'I-pi
1 were in San Francisco, having come x [4, \\ u!t>;
-t^x <> 1 there from their home in Hutchinson. T I j p
Mrs Miller came to California in T T .>is
a i 18!)t5, and s nee then has conducted ?$ 4.
j! I a anarch for her uncles, which has ij. V
^nOW 'i taken her to virion* parts of f'ali v T OVOnil
| I fornia She drat \ ;nt to Redding, T JT
rxrr* where she entered the employ ol i* +
CiOlC 1 Judge F P. J'nnim as stenographer 4. a , '. .
Sa j From Redding she went to Yakima, j
/\ | j W ash., where she remained for nine T pi
. ; years For Ave years she was'em 4" .>8-1
ployed as court reporter there l*>av i. '4. price
;J 1 lng Yakima she went to Eureka ii v 42-i
thence to Sari Francisco, and thence j. hr1111 >
to Reno. Nev.. whore she entered thi * +
employ of Senator Huskey I 4,
Mrs Miller has had no trace m t +
r ? her "n<'?.? :?inre the San Franolarr < ^
firo and -arthquake in 1 ami fears *' wnlt.e
^ they perished la the disaster. I ]t with \
SShe believes her uncles. tf alive t| Nitt;
would be anxious to hear from her black,
and in unable to account for her in > '! per pa
. # - ability to locate them io this event : < > ???
Kinds ;Hf
Daily Thought, ] [
I Nothing Is rarer in tho world than
person who is at ail times <wi<torabl? 1
ANY. t? o.?LeonarM.
10, 1916
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500D VALUES 1
FOR THE M
We wish to make this our ban:
card is good merchandise at re;
Our store is literalh packed fr
c. Everyone realize 4hat dry g
iths; and now w her .e offer :
quite a bargain. \k .ia\e the n
COTTON GOODS.
ility and Red Rose of Lancaster
these ginghams are now i
2c. 100 new and beautiful patt<
L 11*0111. yard
Reside chambia, heavy linen fi
shades; also in stripes and eh
rard
* assortment toil de noid. bate:
leal gingham; beautiful patt
per yard l:
mehester :}G-inch percale, bea
if stripes and checks, yd 1:
inch Devonshire cloth, coloros
?d, absolutely fast, stripes, check
colors; yd
>11 clad galitier, good assort me
rns; also plain, blue and white; >
noskeags best 10c apron ginj
; and white, brown and white, blu
2; yd
verside heavy shirting cheviots,
and tan and gray with stripe:
<s: yd
>LORED COTTON DRESS COO
-inch mercerized poplin, white,
king blue, navy, black, rose, pin
19c value; special
no silk finish poplin; all the
es, floe value
10 silk finish poplin; white, with
black stripes; yd
ne silk, with brocaded iarquai
: all colors; oOc value
,1 :n,
. |n ,* i m |"?l" u, |?l <i" ,
and rose; special yd
-inch brown blor.se linen
Our li'ter lms iust retimed n
rso in coro^t fitting: we hav<
e \ctf come in and let M' s Rob
iters on corset fittinjar and styli
i to bir Prices S:}.50; $"(.00; S
S1.00; $} 50 an- up b
f f: ?k
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jfr fjtt ** f-% ,
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r- ire
\ SI ITS. DKESSKS. W AISTS
SKIRTS.
ai t- receix injr now floods in our i
l:ir department by every expros;
oe woo! suib\ best of style and t'l
: ! price . $10.00 and S
lest wool suits in garb;
poplin ... $ 1 5.00, $18.00 up to S
10 tat'l'eta suits, each one a beaut
alike; prices $10.50, $22.50.
0.
10 crepe de chene, crepe nietoi
!dresses; beauties; no two ;
. . . . $1 0.00. $12.50 and up to 8
ve haven't the particular suit or
cant. tell us and we will take pie
ttintf it for you.
ninjjr. striped voile waists in
iiid jrreen, sl.25 values; special,
le voile waists, beautifully trii
inished, $1.50 values; each ....
iiitiful wash silk and crepe de
s. white and flesh, $2.50 values,
ler fine waists $2.50; $2,.50 up to
w middies, all white and white
n red and blue 50c and
NEW SILKS.
r silk stock is enoujrh to delivrh
of any woman.
e crepe de chines, taffetas, plaii
tripes, checks and two-toned efl
per yard, special
e crepe meteos, street and eve
s. per yard !
jnoli <hii'tinir villr j I'lim C,M
, ladies' waists and drosses; yd, <5
ioco fine black taffeta; 30-ir
$1.25 value, special -.
iece fine 36-inch black mesa#
value; special
o 36-ineh messaline ; all the reel
lg shades, now worth $1.50, yd.
NEW WOOL (iOOI)S.
v wool suiting in checks, stripes
, tan, gray and brown iriixti
per yard 50c and 3
nch all-wool serge, blue and bl
per yard
nch fine all-wool st rge, sponged
k, navy, black and white, yd....
1 OWNS KID ((LOVES,
have just put in a complete stoc
famous gloves; plain black, i
; white with black stitching, 1
vhite stitching; all sizes, pr. . . $
gara maid silk gloves; white
also white with black stitching, .
tir
Robinson1
.an caste
x 4>:
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rmirwi* * *? ? I t * f??+ *** H-H ? + + * * 4 + t
N GOOD MERCHANDISE * f
'ONTO OF MARCH. j i
ter March month We realize that the best drawasonable
prices. T
om floor t<> ceiling with goods purchased at the old *r ^
pods have advanced rapidly in the hist two +
vou new hit*h class merchandise at the old prices + *
[oods and the\ must he sold. i X
uc. yd 10c * t
ging- 27-inch fine woven zeyfer, stripes and + +
worth checks, yd 25c 4, 4.
rs to I- ;,,., :ui-inch voile; white with pink, light a
..10c blue. black and green stripes; yd 25c
inish: bine "Hi-iiich lace cloth. ])in!< and blue; ? T
eck? pr?? e per yard 25e * T
. . inv- I ii c .'Hi-inch voile in beautiful pastel * "t
s and shades: numbers and numbers of designs; t "J"
eras; price per yard 25( + k
? 1Heautiful 27-inch vi.ih u. 1... a a
imnivi Ml(Ulf> , T T"
utiful price per yard 15c 4 j
2 l-2c 1'road blacknnd blue and white awning -> 4
guar- linon skirting; yd 25c 4
s and 30-inch lingerie crepe for making gowns , ;t
..20c and fine underwear; 25c value 19c 4 -r
nt of WHITE GOODS. 4 1
rd 15c 36-inch good middy twill; 12 l-2c value. 4
fham, special 11c 4 *
le and 33-inch cannon cloth; pure bleach.. 10c 4 *
8 l-3c 36-inch heavy cannon cloth; pure bleach v T
plain priCe per yard 12 l-2c t t
5 anc. Lonsdales fine 36-inch jeans for middies v T
.1<,( and skirts; yd 15c -r
, l-piece fine 32-inch white repp; 25c val- f- 4
k ^nd nc; sPecial 10 1-2c $ ?
- 27-inch crepe for underwear and waists; T. I
.. loc ' j. T
good a value; yd 10c T. 4
.,-r 36-inch cardered voile; beautiful for 4 4
pink, waists and desses. 4 X
o- 30-inch fine India, linon. mercerized tin- + ]
. . 2ac *r
d do- ish: .v<l 10 4. +
2",;- Pride ' no We t, 1 tinish mer en- +
gns in z< d !>. te; yd 10c and 1? 1- 4
*
c val- 10 ii ine rou-ul thro id lnwi 1 ' - + t
t
.>>1 y,. . v . . who;o ho s ) t i! he +
i11l ut) a unfortabl re n ml ' ' 1 " "V
j.
mson try eiinc <? et.s on no ? > 4
?s. Re 11. < n 1 h < ilaces v ) . ? ' *
6.50 and "p to - le.ou \V * . ' c\ ! < i *
> $3.00. 4 *
+ I
p i r. A ' ? 0.6,* rr>?J +
ii. S?:( ?* j J-'' .... I * ?Lvfr.i."''
4.
:n. "t 3L r;L o o cl. * *
+
AND H;?.? 11r-.t 1*0 lull fashioned .-ilk !^?>- < hit .j.
black bronze and evening sh <! \ ; r "*><
v. dv- Phoenix gttaran .<.> ! silk ho , white.
black and evening shades or Toe and $1.0n
jnGordon and Onyx silk hose, black, a:-o +
in all the new fancy stripes and che<ks: 4
deen Pr'ce $1<)0 t? $2.00 * 4.
00 (rood boot >ilk hose, pair 2-"k *
~ ro (iood cotton hose 15c, two for 25. + X"
' i .no !i-. I. so, black and white, pr 2Ac + v
Our stock of small wares is complete, 4 h
YVe cannot begin to list them here; b :t no + X
difference what it is, we have it. j
ihhe. NF.W OXFORDS \Nl> ITMPS +
P'-ot; Our stoi k ? f Oxfords and Pumps is now '* *
<lr? s complete: come in and let us tit your feet. * 4
asure iv p IVed's fire pnnips and o fords, 4 ^
black, white and sea gull gray; $:>.t)0; 4
pink. $fho0; $4.00; $4.50 and $5.0. + *'
. . 1)8 e Drown'- fine pumps, str. ps and oxfords, ; +
limed pat., gun metal and kid; the greatest line 4
..08c of ladie' - low shoes that we have e\r * 4
( nine siKiown at si.7">: -S2.00 and .S2.50. * ^
$1.08 NEW MISSES SLIPPERS. + J
$<>.">() Baby-doll pumps arc the thins1 I'm* all . ?
trim, girls; we are showing tin 11 for the tiny tot i
SI.00 in sizes 2 to 5 at 0?>c + T
Uighl on up to our fine billiken 2 1-2 to + 4i
in ? b f?r the bis miss at 83.00 + i
\Y. L. DOI BLAS OXFORDS. f f
For men and boys. No description is ^ +
} r< necessary for these oxfords; men's gun + ?
m >- metal oxfords 83.00; f) and *1.00.
Men's tan oxfords $3.50 and SI.00
ming Boy's Douglas oxfords, . $2.50 and $3.00 4*. T
*lH8 NEW FELT HATS. > 4 +
' V > l*'or men and boys; black and colors, $1.00 + *.
.-m.ou ana $;>.oo. . + ?
New caps for men and boys; sevyi and ^ \
fancv mixtures; 25c. 50c and
SUITS AND PANTS. i t
, Huy your, boy a suit for Field I>yy. \\'e *
'<Vv . bave a new lot just in; eacli suit a beantv. + 4*
" Prices, $3.50 and "n; come in, boys, and 4 4.
look these suits over. i, ^
and Our line of spring pants for boys is r. ?
ires; beauty; fancy mixtures and serges; prices *
0.00 75c. $1.00, $1.50 and up to $2.50 * It
lack; Sizes <5 to 10; if it's boy's pants we have 4" ?
.50c them. 4 4
and MEN'S FINE BLUE SERUE SUITS. 4 1
.75c We have two of the greatest numbers we 4- ?
have ever shown; one lot at $11.75 '! *
k of A very fine lot $15.00 '}. \ *
>lain It makes no difference what you want, ?
>lack give us a call. We h ive the goods and at o
>1.25 prices that wid save you money. We sell ;;
and only goods that will stand our guarantee of v ;.
>rlee satisfaction or your money cheerfully re- -k
.50c funded. '' ! \
Cloud Company
r's I.eaclini: Store.
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