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' iv a u ; ' T M. POLIAKOFTI' 1 Sells at The Old Price?No Advance in Prices. We bought our stock before the advance of high price cotton and are willing to give the benefit of cheap prices to our customers. DRY GOODS. II r\ i tt I viuuu rieavv uutmg at 10c I I Heavy Cotton Flannel 10c I i I Fast Dress ginghams 10c I I Good Bed Tick 10c and up I , I Good Bleaching 10c I j I Good Shirting 10c I I Fancy Dress Suitings 12 l-2c and up I I I Fancy Dress Plaids 15c and up IL I Poplins at 17c and 25c I I Serges, Blue, Black and Tan at I I 39c, 69c and $1.25 I ' | Black Silk Taffeta at $1.25 | I Broadcloth, 56 inches wide, Black, 1 I Blue, Gray and Garnet at 75c I I Bed and White Flannel at 25c and up I I CLOTHING. 1 1 Men's Casheniere Suits $7.50 and up I I wren's Blue Serge Suits $9.98 I < 1 Men's Blue Serge Suits $12.50 I ; I Men's Fancy Worsteds $9.98 I I Men's Tailor-Made Suits $15.00 I , 1 Men's Odd Coats . . . .$1.98 and up to $5.00 I ] i Men's Overcoats at $3.00 and up to $10.00 I I Bain Overcoats, all prices. I I Men's Odd Pants at 98c, $1.50, $2.50, I , | $3.50 and $5.00 a pair. j I Bovs' Suits, sizes 3 to 20, in Short 1 1 Pants at $1.49, $1.98, $2.50, $3.98, $5.00 I | j and $10,00. I i Boys' Short Pants, sizes 6 to 21. | 1 Bovs' Overcoats and Baincoats. I SHOES! SHOES!! ' Wo are the people who sell Solid Leather Shoes to fit the whole family. 1 3 Beacon Brand, Endicot-Johnson Brand, i Bed Dragon Brand. New York Oirl Brand, 1 Southern Queen Brand, Dr. Munyon's Brand. ' ? Ladies^Men's, Bovs, Girls' and Children 1 at the old price. j i HAT^sAND CAPS. j Men's and Boys' IlaK and Caps. ' Up-to-Date / MillineVv, Ready-to-wear, Trimmed and/Shapes at\w prices. Ladies', Misses' and Chilmren's Coats and Sport Coats land Skirts at all prices $1.49, $1.9p, $2.98, $2.98 and up $8.50. i Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits at $7.48 up to $15.00 Ladies', blisses' and Children's Sweat-f ers at 50c,' 98c, $1,25, $1.50 up to $2.50. 1 Men's and Boys Sweaters. Ladies' and Gents' Underwear, heavy weight at 25c, 50c and up to $1.00 per 1 garment. Men's Work and Dress Shirts. Men's Flannel Top Shirts at $1.24 and up to $2.50. Children's Union Suits at 25c, 50, and 75c _=====_ r BLANKETS. Cotton and Wool, all sizes, at the old 1 prices. TRUNKS AND BAGS. At 98c, $1.50, $3.50 and up to $7.50. Ladies' Corsets, 50c and up to $2.00. Hugs, Mattings, Art Squares. A full line of Neckties and Arrow Brand Collars. OUR MOTTO: Honesty Our Foundation?Fair and Square Dealing Our Success. , M. POLIAKOFF J Not Connected With Any Other Store in i Lancaster. \ HE LANCASTER NEWSTT I 1 PERSONALS | m Mr. Will Ross Moore is In the city .he guest of relatives. i Mr. Geo. W. Parr attended Ringings in Charlotte Monday. Mr. J. E. Porter was transacting , jusiness in the city Saturday. Mr. K. B. Johnston of Jtoek Hill {n Hio nUtf Viv; oaiumny. Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Sapp were ( shopping in the city Saturday. ?o Mr. P. A. Sansbury of Darlington! A'as a visitor in Lancaster Sunday.! Mr. It. L. White of Osceola was a I pleasant caller at The News ottice! Monday. Mr. J. R. Thompson of Riverside i was transacting business in the city Monday. Hon. J. Copeland MasBey of Kershaw was a business visitor in the :ity Monday. Miss Maud Moore spent the week?nd with her parents, Judge and Mrs. Ernest Moore. Misses Mary and Bernice Davis made a trip to Charlotte Sunday to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Green of the Douglas community were in Lancas- j ter transacting business. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Craig and daughter. Miss Annette, were shop-, ping in Lancaster Saturday. Mrs. E. M. Hudson has gone to Great Falls to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs. M. J. Robinson. Mr. Jack Gregory of Darlington spent the week-end at the home of his uncle, W. T. Gregory and family. Mrs. H. Y. Hathcock left Saturday for two weeks stay with her daughters, Mrs. Ira M. Sligh and Mrs. J. M. Moorman. Mr. R. O. Small of Heath Springs was a business visitor in Lancaster Monday. He gave The News a very pleasant call. Misses Hazzie Betts and Lillian Rogers, the two enterprising and| progressive teachers of the North Lancaster school, were shopping in :he city Saturday. Mrs. J. S. Fischel left Monday for Chester for a visit of several daysji ftith relatives. She will also attend, he Chester county fair which is in progress during the week. -? I BUSINESS NOTICES I WANTED?6,000 pounds of cew, horse, mule, sheep, and goat hides. M You will find us on White street, j See us before you sell. Capus Cau-1 then & Son., Lancaster. S. C. 60-lmo-p I CALL 8B8 Excelsior Grocery Com-! pany for fresh meats of all kinds delivered at once. Excelsior Grocery Store, at Southern Railway i Station, city. 67-tfc FOR SALE?One practically new Florence Automatic Oil Stove for < half price. Phone 353. 103-3tc. i IMPORTANT NOTICE?Will cut your property in lots or big farms in small tracts and sell at( auction at 5 per cent commission; any where in the State of South Carolina. Write Sims & Carter, Chester, S. C. 2-ltc. . WANTED-?-Customers for solid I leather shoes at the same cheap ' prices. M. Poliakoff. 2tfe. i IMPORTANT?To prevent a had cold,1 or a spell of pneumonia you must, keep your body warm and your] feet dry. Get you solid leather, shoes and clothing at M. Poliakofl. I 2-tfc. I varit nrw'uivr mu> ^ . ' m.- * a im U'J m rv<"t*|* nil' J elephant from stepping on your, pocket book by buying your win- < ter supplies from M. PoliakofT. 2-tfc. i , A'ANTEI) -Couple with no children ( wants two or three unfur-j nished rooms convenient for ( light housekeeping. Must be on first floor. Address with full particulars in first letter. "Rooms," care The Lancaster News. 2-1 tp. *TICAYKI>?Strayed away, white 1 pointer dog. tan ears. About one year old. Return and get reward. O. H. Hell, Dry Creek Section. Lancaster. Route No. 3. 2-ltp. ld>ST Male Hound, brown spotted, ] both eai*s split; three years old; j answers to the name of "Judge." j Liberal reward for his return or information leading to his recov-; ery. B. A. Garrison, Hotel Royafl-! i ^ .1 JESDAT; OCT. 17, 1916. a ISHORT NEWS] m 1 We take pleasure in calling your attention to the large list of advertisers in this issue. The many friends of Mrs. 1). Keece Williams will regret to learn that her condition is not improved. John M. Madra, the world's greatest "circus fan" is today in Charlotte attending the world's greatest circus. Rev. P. N. Skinner, rector of the Kpiscopal church, occupied the pulpit of the First Methodist church last Sunday night, and preached to the delight of the congregation. Mrs. Mary Harroti went to Union last Saturday. She returned last evening accompanied by her daughter, MIrs Mary Locke Barron, who will spend a few days in the city. Rev. P. B. Wells, D. D., presiding elder of the Rock Hill Conference, will preach in the First Methodist church next Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock, and at the close of services will hold the Quarterly Conference, Miss Genevieve Beckham was ir the city Saturday, the guest of Mrs Jack White. Miss Beckham was the efficient teacher of the Fergusor, school during the past two years but now holds a splendid positior with the Charlotte schools. ?o Mr. S. H. McLean, district passenger agent. Southern Railway, was ir Lancaster Monday arranging for the operation of a special train to th< State Fair Thursday, October 26 which is LANCASTER DAY. Don't fail to go and boost Lancastei county. We made an error in our report ol the honor roll in last issue in which we omitted the name of little Mist Sarah Hilton in grade two. We arc pleased to make this correction, a? she deserves much credit for the showing made during the past month. Thursday, October 26, has beer designated as LANCASTER DAY al the State Fair. A special train wll be operated from Lancaster to Co lumbia and return for the benefit ol those who desire to go. From present indications a large number oi Lancaster people will attend. m I SOCIAL NEWS | m j A charming social event of Friday afternoon was the kitchen shower given by Mrs. Rogers of Dillon, S. C., at the home of her mother, Mrs. Alice Gregory, on Chesterfield Avenue, for the attractive bride of Wednesday evening. Miss Pearl McManus. Assisting in receiving were her sister. Miss Annie Gregory and Miss Bess MoManus. On entering each of the fifteen guests was asked to write her favorite recipe in a book to be presented to the bride. Following this interesting diversion Miss Martha VanLandingham entered dressed in bungalow apron and cap and from a pan presented each one with a unique invitation reading as follows: Mrs. O. Cedar Mop Miss McManus At Home Across the hall?Immediately. Here, in a very original way. the gifts were presented to the bride, The guests were then asked to give hints on "How to Preserve a Husband." After the reading of these amusing answers the hostess served a delicious salad course. Another lovely attair for Miss McManus was the bridge party given by Miss Maude llnnro fi?tnwio? ternoon. The color scheme of yellow and ?reen was beautifully carried out in ferns, goldenrod and large yellow chrysanthemums. At a late hour dainty refresh ments in two courses were served, the color scheme being effectively : bserved. Miss Margaret Moore made highest score and was awarded a cut Klass bud vase. Miss Moore prelented the honor guest with n lovely piece of lingerie. The out-of-town guests were Mrs. Blakaney. Mrs. Culver and Mrs. Hays of Kershaw and Mrs. Rogers >f Dillon. PHOTOGRAPHY k'ou know the place?Moore Hlock. See Me For Fine Pictures. Kodak work up to the ninute. I know how, and the price s right. \V. A. DAVIS, Photographer, LANCASTER, : : : S. C. T i JUST ARRIVED! Y x ! Y ? _ Y , V r^i ========= > ^ Y S \ ir* ci * * t?] Y fej A Bi? iSliipiueitl p Y tn! Buisfs Superior Bulbs V I ! | ! 1 m 11 yucintlis, All Colors, Single |jjj t* n ani^ Double. A U Narcissus, Fruchsia, II ^ | A = Tulips, ill Colors^ = X A [J Chinese SacVed Fillies Uj A [ Crocusi ] jfc Y | Sweet Pea Seed, Etc. j j i A j PlantfNow for Christmas j ? | ^ Blooms ^ I LANCASTER PHARMACY *! > X I GRAND MILLINERY |\ DISPLAY I! I / We Have Just Received A New Ship| ment Of New Velvet/Hats In All The Newest t Styles And Shapes*' We are OfWring Them at The Kxtreme Low JPrices Of IKK Cents And $1.00, And For 1 The Next 10/Days We Are Going To Give Ton The Benefit Of 10 Per Cents Discount On r These Prices. ; CALL IMMEDIATELY And See Ls Bamettes 5 & 10c Store V J F SHOWING S j OF SILK AND WOOL DRESS COOPS | i Fine Wool SerR^s, in iNavy. Hlacs and Colors, j [ j .V) CENTS YARD. ? I Heavy French Serge in all the best shades; also Navy j | J i and illaek, III, 75 AND 95 CENTS YARD. III jriuy-iour tncn serge, Shrunk and sponged. An excellent material for Suits. All the best colors, ' $1.25 YARD. i Beautiful French Series and Taffeta Cloths, in all the new colors, suitable for street dresses, $1.00 YARD. White Broadcloth and White Serge, being especially good, we show several qualities and widths, .~?<H 75C, $1.25 .\ Vl> $1.50. 3fi-ineh t'harmuse, Messaline and, Satin, in all the street and evening shades. A beautiful, lustrous finish, $1.25 Y .\K1>. 4 0-inch Crepe de Chine, in ^'avy, Black. Belgian, , uicvu, uurgitiiuy, num. uray; alio all the high colors for evening. A very beautiful clotVi. #1.25 ANI) #!.:?> Y^l(l). V Many new Plajda and Stripes in ^erge Silk Weaves. This cloth wear* splendidly. Specially priced at MR' AN D #1.50 YAKII. .;i 36-inch Black and White Habutal. guaranteed to wash. A bwavy Silk, suitable for utility wear, H5<' YAltl). ? I ROBINSON-CLOUD CO. LANCASTER'S LEADING STORE. I" "I fc f