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A M. P0LIAK0F1F Sells at The Old Cheap 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. Good Heavy Outing at 10c Heavy Cotton Flannel 10c Fast Dress ginghams 10c Good Bed Tick 10c and up Good Bleaching 10c Good Shirting 10c Fancy Dress Suitings 12 l-2c and up Fancy Dress Plaids 15c and up Poplins at 17c and 25c Serges, Blue, Black and Tan at 39c, 69c and .$1.25 Black Silk Taffeta at $1.25 Broadcloth, 56 inches wide. Black, Blue, Gray and Garnet at 75c Bed and White Flannel at 25c and up CLOTHING. Men's Cashemere Suits $7.50 and up 4 Men's Blue Serge Suits $9.98 Men's Blue Serge Suits $12.50 Men's Fancy Worsteds $9.98 Men's Tailor-Made Suits $15.00 Men's Odd Coats . . . .$1.98 and up to $5.00 Men's Overcoats at $3.00 and up to $10.00 "Rain Overcoats, all prices. Men's Odd Pants at 98c, $1.50, $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00 a pair. Bovs' Suits, sizes 3 to 20. in Short Pants at $1.49, $1.98, $2.50. $2.98, $5.00 and $10.00, Boys' Short Pants, sizes 0 to 21. Bovs' Overcoats and Baineoats. SHOES! SHOES!! W e arc the people who sell Solid Leather Shoes to fit the whole family. Beacon Brand, Endicot-Johnson Brand, Bed Dragon Brand. New York Girl Brand, Southern Queen Brand, Dr. Munyon's Brand. Ladies', Men's. Boys, Girls' and Children at the old price. HATS AND CAPS. Men's and Boys' Hats and Caps. Up-to-Date Millinery, Ready-to-wear, Trimmed and Shapes at low prices. Ladies'. Misses' and Children's Coats and Sport Coats and Skirts at all prices $1,49. $1.98. $2.98. $2.98 and up $8.50. Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits at $7.48 up to $15.00 Ladies'. Mioses' and Children's Sweaters at 50c. 9fy\ $1.25. $1.50 up to $2.50. Men's and Boy\Sweaters. Ladies' and GeiiW TTiderwear, heavy weight at 25c, and up to $1.00 per garment. Men's Work and ^>i\ss Shirts. Men's Flannel Tori Shirts at $1.24 and up to $2.50. / \ Children's ITiioniSuits in. 25c, 50, and 75c I - > ^LANKETS> Cotton and Wool, all sizes, at the old prices. / TRUNKS AND BAGS. At 98c, $/.50, $3.50 and up to $7.50. Ladies' Corsets, 50c and up to $2.00. Bugs, Mafttings, Art Squares. A full line of Neckties and Arrow Brand Collars. OUR MOTTO: llonesty Our Foundation?Fair and Square Dealing Our Success. M. POLIAKOFF ^ Not Connected With Any Other Store in Lancaster. THE LANCASTER NE "]1| rn 1 PERSONALS 1 m Mrs. Kitty Me Lure is visiting i Chester this week. Miss Zula Ingram or Kershaw visiting relatives in Lancaster, ?o? Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Harpi ade a trip to Charlotte Monday. Mr. A. P. McLure was a bustnes visitor In Columbia Wednesday. Mm. Frnnlr * - 4/tuivu 1UCUI UCU II'UJ Columbia Wednesday morning, o Miss Mary Massey is visiting re atives for a few days in Rock Mil Miss Belle Wilkerson of Cha lotte is the guest of Mrs. Poovey th ! week. Mr. S. I). Mobley of Heath Spring | was transacting business in the cit Wednesday. ?o? Mr. Julian Starr of Rock Hill \vi transacting business in Lancasti I Wednesday. ?o? Mr.' S. M. Barnette spent one d; recently in Pleasant Valley transac ing business. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ellison a tended Ringlings in Columbia Tue day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edward llaile ar Miss Mable Halle were shopping I Lancaster Wednesday. Mr. S. B.Roberts of the Can Creek community attended con this week as a juror. ?o? Miss Maude Stroupe of York \vi the guest of iiev. and Mrs. W. Patterson this week. Mrs. P. B. Barnes of Union is tl guest of Mrs. L. J. Perry and Mi Nantia Perry this week. , Messrs. E. C. and O. C. Croxton Heath Springs were transactii ; business in Lancaster Thursday. . ?o? Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Rollings of tl I I ~ i- i ^ vjttMiursi community were sho Iping in the city one day this wee i Mr. J. Roy Cunningham, vie president Lancaster County Fair, a I tended Kinglings in Charlotte Mo day. Messrs. W. T. Gregory, U. R. Jo dan and R. S. Stewart made a but ness trip to Clio, S. C., one day r eently. Prof. S. E. Miles of the Hea Springs graded schools was trail acting business in the city Wedne day afternoon. ?o Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Rollings Oakhurst and Miss Mannie Dunct iof Heath Springs were shopping the city Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reckham, IJ and Mrs. Stalkner and Rev. M Wei don of Heath Springs were vi I itors in Lancaster Wednesday. \K\VS OF FLINT HIDGK. Much Work Roing Done to Mai Community Fair a Success. There was a very interesting mec ing held last Thursday night of tl managing committee of the Flii Ridge Community Fair. Everythir is pointing towards success. A though it has been confined to Fill Ridge only, yet we are expectir visitors from all over Lancasti county and wish to extend to evei one an invitation to come. A little change has been made the program. Everything has to 1 Ion the grounds and placed by 1 o'clock. I am very sorry to say thi Iuur HBiTemiy is sunenng vim much from a briuse on his ban therefore cannot <io much writir for the fair at present. I want to say that Flint Itidge able to stand alone without haviri to put her arms around Heal Spring's neck. IT the Primus writ* will come down on the 31st we wi prove It to him. Mr. and Mrs. Baskins of the For I Hill section were at Flint Ridge la Saturday on business. Mr. George Reeves of Kersha was a pleasant visitor at Flint Ridf Sunday. Mr. Jim Catoe and Ira Raskins < Fork Hill were at Flint Ridge Moi day on business. Mrs. J. H. Bowers went to Heat Springs this afternoon on business Every one who is interested In tl Flint Kidge Community Fair is r quested to he at the school houi next Friday, October 20th. Don't forget the fair on the 31? Hot lunches will be served on tl grounds. ,WS FRIDAY, OCT. 20, 1!)H>. 11B [SHORT NEWS| S | n Many people from all parts of the county are attending court in the I city this week. Don't forget it pays to "Trade at Home." Ask the large number of ,r shoppers who were doing business with the local merchants last Saturday. >s ??? Mr. Latta Davis returned Tuesday morning from Charlotte, where he atteuded Ringlings. He reports a m royal time; says the great "circus" Is better than ever 1 ??? A school rally will be held at the < ' Camp Creek school Friday, Novem- < i ber 3rd. Ti e State Superintendent < r~jof Education will address the school. i 's |All patrons urged to attend. f M ' The Rich Hill school will open < 5s next Monday, October 23rd. Prof. < ^ O. R. Hell will begin promptly at the < hour. 8:30 a. m., and he urges all | children to be present without fail, j er Mr. Vancy Ilinson has accepted a < ! position with the Catawba Meat < (Market, and will be pleased to have, ( ly bis many friends call and transacti t- business with him. Don't forget the dates of the com- i ? t- inanity fairs. Pleasant Valley, Frt-1 s- day, October 27th: Van Wyck,' ( (Tuesday, October 31st; Flint Ridge, Tuesday. October 31st, and Lancas1(' ter County Fair, November 20 to ?in 25, 1916. j The Crenshaw school opened MonR' day, October 16th, under most favot11 able conditions. Miss Ruth I'firy is the efficient teacher. Parents should not fail to enter their children at 11 . once and continue them through the entire term. A meeting of the Lancaster County 10' Automobile Association will be held s* in the court house building Thursday night. October 26, beginning (promptly at 8 o'clock. All members 1 urged to be present. Business of tg i , importance. There will be preaching at the tie > | Bethel Baptist church next Sunday p i afternoon beginning at 3 o'clock by K I 'the Rev. Mr. Catoe, pastor of the e (Second Baptist church of Lancaster. The public cordially invited and exn pected to attend. Miss Martha O. flMlrttsn tn.> ,r_ progressive home demonstration 0-! agent for Lancaster county, is ate-[ tending the York county fair this j week. She will also arrange a suitable exhibit for Lancaster county ai th the State Fair next week. 18- | . s-j LANCASTER DAY AT STATE F A III Southern Railway Annouiices Spe 1 n, cial Train Service to State Fair 111 Account "Lancaster Day," Thursday, October 2(1. Thursday, October 26th. has been )i designated as "Lancaster Day at the r. State Fair and the Southern RailS iway has arranged to operate a spe-, cial train from Lancaster to Colum-j 1:in and return on that date for the| accommodation of visitors wishing to i , attend. This special train will leave Lancaster at 7:00 a. in., Heath Springs it- 7:25 a. m.. Kershaw 7:40 a. m.. arie l iving at Columbia 11 a. m. Returnnt'ing, leave Columbia 0:45 p. m., same lg day. .1-1 The usual special round trip tickritiets, including admission to the fair ig grounds, will be on sale at all sta-' sr tions. ry All indications point to the most | successful fair ever held at the capi-i l? ?nl Tl?. 1 ??? I u| IWI \IVJ. A i IT- a^i iLuuuiai .111(1 live l >o stock exhibits promise to he | () I unusually good this year. Clemson ! it College will have a full line of exv hibits on hand which will be very] I d, J attractive and instructive to the far-j in mors particularly. Kxperts will be! in charge to explain the most ad-j isjvanced methods of farming, live ig stock raising, dairying, etc. h There will also be plenty of srj amusements on the "Midway" and 11 j nothing but high class carnival attractions have been engaged for this k fair. Every afternoon and night st carnival will reign supreme on the jstreets. all froe to every one, includ-1 w ing band concerts, dancing, high Ct class vaudeville acts, floral and agricultural parades. [>f Thursday will also be the day for J a- the big football game between Cam-1 lina and Clemson and will alone be1 h the means of drawing big crowds to Columbna. le The special train arrangements afe forded by tho Southern Railway on1 se this occasion will be very convenient for those wishing to spend one of) it. the big days at the fair an.l prom-||| te ises to be well patronized by the' II Lancaster people. ft 4^4 4^4 4^A 4^4 4^4^44^44^! a^A J|^A Ay^A A^A A^A A^A ^4 4^4 J^A A^A |j^ A^k |j^| ||^|| f^r^y^rT^y f"^r \ JUST ARRIVED] ^ k ? A Big Shipment ?? ^ Buist'^v Superior Bulbs $ ! D \ / > ?;? rgi HyacinthsVAll Colors, Single jj $ ^ n and J)ouhle. & | y Narcissus* Fruchsia, Y ^ = Tulips, allvColors = ^ & D| Chinese Sacreil fillies 0 ? V* ] Crocus \ ^ ? j Sweet Pea Seed, Ktc. I* PlanCNow for Christmas *\ ? 1 " B,??? | | ,; ? ^=== ? ^ | LANCASTER PHARMACY! * r !.l fSHOE VALUES Never before have we been so well prepared to supply our shoe customers. We bought our shoes early and can sell you your entire shoe bill at old prices. No one can sell you better shoes than we |have to offer. Ladies' Kid Boots, Special at $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 I * D..i. nn an r/* | tjauicd i diem uuuib, special ai ^o.ou, ^)4.UU, ^>4.DU Ladies' and Big Misses Gun Metal, Kid and Pattent i Shoes, special at $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 Children and Misses Gun Metal and Patent Shoes, sizes 11 1-2 to 2,special at . . . $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50 \ / \ V y I Men's Dress Shoes in all the new shapes and Leathers, special at $i^0, $4.00 $4.50, $5.00 Men's Good Heavy Work Shoes in Black and Tan, Nothing Better made, special priced at only $3.00 Bovs' Dress Shoes made in season's best stvles good assortment to select from, special priced at ... $2.25, $2.50 and $3.00 Boys' School Shoes, no better made for school wear. Comes in Black and Tan, special priced at $2.00 and $2.25 Bring your shoe wants to us and we can make your shoe buying a pleasure. The J. T. Wylie Co. Let Ls All Meet at Lancaster County Fair j November 20 to 25. L ''