The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 31, 1916, Page 5, Image 5
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M. POLIAKOFF
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,
I Blue. Gray and Garnet at 75c
Bed and White Flannel at 25c and up
A CLOTHING.
*Jf Men's Casliemere Suits $7.50 and up
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
Bain 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, $3.98, $5.00
and $10.00.
Boys' Short Pants, sizes 6 to 21.
Boys' Overcoats and Baincoats.
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We are 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. Munvon's
Brand.
Ladies', Men's, Boys, Girls' and Children
at the old price.
HATS AND CAPS.
Men's and Boys' TTats and Caps.
Up-to-Date Millinery, Beady-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', Misses' and Children's Sweated*
ers at 50e, 98c, $1,25, $1.50 up to $2.50.
Men's andyBovs Sweatees.
Ladies' an<\Gents' Cnderwear, heavy
weight at 35c, 50c and up to $1.00 per
garment. \
Men's Work and Drefcs Shirts.
Men's Flannel r^p Shirts at $1.24 and
np to $2.50.
Children's Union at 25c, 50, and 75c
BLANKETS.
Cotton and W/ol, all sizes, at the old
prices. jj \
TRUCKS AND BAGS.
At 98c, $1.^0, $3.50 and up to $7.50.
Ladies' Coriets, 50c and up to $2.00.
Hugs, Mattiligs, Art Squares.
A full line of Neckties and Arrow Brand
Collars.
OUR MOTTO:
Honesty Our Foundation?Fair and Square
Dealing Our Success.
M. POLIAKOFF
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THE LANCASTER NEWS
I 131 PERSONALS |:
! Mr. A. P. McLure spent Sunday in
; Chester. c
Mr. R. E. Wylle spent Monday in
Chester.
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Miss Charlotte Jones spent Sun- ^
day in Chester.
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Mr. Julian Ross returned from ^
Columbia Thursday. t
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Mrs. C. R. Cowan is visiting relaItlves
in Greenville this week.
Mr. Jack White of McColl spent 1
the week-end with his famify.
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Mr. Wayne Green spent several
days in Columbia last wt?k. ^
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Hon. Claud N. Sapp of Columbia
spent the week-end in the city.
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Miss Jose Sullivan was the weekend
guest of Miss Juanita Wylie.
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Mrs. Kitty McLure and daughter, 1
Ruth, made a trip to Chester last 1
Saturday. C
Mr. M. L. Beckham of Pleasant
Hill was transacting business in the
city Monday.
Miss Adelaide Nelson of the *
Unity community was shopping in
the city Monday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Julian Rhett Williams
motored to Columbia Monday
for a week's visit.
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Miss Betty Brown left Sunday to
visit her sister, Mrs. R. P. Flemmlng,
in Laurens. j
Mr. Gene Hough, who is at Clem- |
son, spent the week-end with relatives
in the city.
Misses Marie Caskey and KfTlo
Stncnor ivopo ihn ?' ?' '-- f
0 v nuuov wi ii iciiun in
lloath Springs Sunday.
Mr. J. R. Threatt of the New f
Rethel section has accepted a posl- I
tion with M. Poliakoff.
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Mr. G. Wash Williams of I.ancas- <
t Route 1. was a pleasant caller at <
t News office Monday.
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essrs. J. T. Thonmsson and L. C. '
I. nby attended the Community
FT at Van Wyck today.
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Mr. A. M. Funderhurk of the Ru- t
ford community was transacting <
business in the city Monday. t
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Miss Kate McManus, who has been
visiting in Ramberg several days, returned
home Monday evening. J
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Went* of Al- j
ken are the guest of Mrs. Went/.' pa- >
rents. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Parks. t
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Miss Mry Ranks of Chester has accepted
a position as teacher with the
school at Taxahaw. School began (
Monday. (
Mrs. Minnie Wolf and Mr. Hillard
Wolf of Monroe, X. C\, were the
guest of Mrs. Jimmie Hunter last
Sunday.
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Master Jack Roddey returned '
Monday from Baden. N. f\. where lie
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. L. t
A. Watts.
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Messrs. John D. Wylia-and Jno. M. t
Madra attended the Flint Ridge j
Community Fair at Caston School
House today.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Henderson, f
Master Oustave Henderson and Mrs. 8
Hattie Williams of Monroe. N. C.,|r
were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.I
H. Mlllen Sunday. '
MF.F.TIXO AT PFKASANT IM.AIV
A SIM.FMHI) Sl'CCKSS 1
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The session of the Moriah Baptist j1
I'nion, or fifth Sunday meeting at, 8
Pleasant Plain Friday, Saturday.'
and Sunday last was well attended.)8
Nearly all the churches were represented.
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On Friday morning Rev. J. P. '
Hammond delivered an able ser- '
mon from Matt. 11:18-19. *
On Saturday morning Rev. B. F. '
Carson delivered quite an able ser- '
mon from (Sal. 6:1-2. r
All the topics were of a doctrinal 81
nature, and were ably debated by the ?
following well known members in
the order here given: W. F. Rs- "
trldg'e and J. W. H. Dyches. Th?-se a
two brethren had a query to thorn- ^
selves, and made It lively and In- ?
structive to the audience. c
Rev. T. A. Dabney. Rev. P. E. Blaekmon
and Dr. Dyches debated *'
the next query.
B. F. Adams. Rev. B. F. Carson,
VV. C. Adams and W. J. Talbert dehated
the next query.
W. L. Croxton, Rev. T. A. Dabney.
Rev. P. E. Blaekmon, Rev. B.
1 F. Carson and W. C. Adams debated
\ TUKiSDAY, OCT. 31, 1916.
II ISHORT NEWSj ? |'
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Knight
>f Great Falls, October 30th, a tine!
laughter.
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The Lancaster Chapter U. 13. C.'
vlll meet with Mrs. VV. H. Millen
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
IU?v. \V. S. Patterson, Mr. W. M.
Allien and Mr. S. 13. Taylor attended
he A. R. P. Presbytery at Richburg
oday. j
Don't fail to attend the third and
>est number of the Lyceum course at
ne MacKcy opera House on the 4
vening of November 6th. j 4
The Library has been moved with *
he Chamber of Commerce from its *
luarters in the Springs Black to the <
iew home over the Bank of Lan- <
aster.
Mr. Latta Davis has installed a i
nodern auto delivery truck in con- <
lection with his fast growing busi- 4
less. Mr. Lovlc Duncan will have i
harge of the delivery.
Rev. R. L. Robinson, president of *
he Woman's College of Due West, <
\.as the guest of relatives in the city i
Sunday and Monday. He attended i
he A. R. P. Presbytery today.
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Mr. J. B. Vaughan of Oak Ridge '
ommunity was a pleasant caller at |
he office of The News Monday. His ?
risit was indeed a pleasure as he left
vith the editor a large bag of dell- * *
ious home-grown apples.
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The Unity school will open next 11
Monday with Misses Lcssie Plyler of t'1
Prospect, N. C. and Lillie Usher of
be Dixie community as teachers.
They urge a full attendance the first co
lay. lai
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A large number of people from alt
sections of Lancaster county were co
shopping in the city Saturday. The
people are beginning to realize the 8
idvantages of Lancaster as a shopping
center. ?
Mr. E. M. Croxton, who was re- ^
:ently appointed a member of the a
ax board of review by Governor!
Manning, left for Columbia today to
ittend a meeting of the board Wed- a
lesday and Thursday. T **
There will be a meetinp of the
Lancaster County Trustees associaion
and the Teaehirs association at
fhe court house next Saturday
norning. All teachers and trustees *
irged to attend without fail.
Mr. J. Q. Adams brought several
fune apples to The News office Sat
irday. These were second crop ap
>les and had a delicious flavor. Mr.
<dams stated that he has several
rees of both June and Horse apples
>earing the second crop this year.
Mr. H. H. Kester. county engineer.!
lesires the public to know that the
?ureton Ferry near Catawba Juneton,
over the Catawba river, is now
a operation. The roads have been
horoughly worked on both sides of
he river. The ferry begins operaion
at 5:30 a. in. and closes at
:30 p. m.
he next and last query.
These topics were well selected,
ind well discussed and all who atended
expressed themselves as bong
helped.
On Sunday morning a large aulience
was there and Rev. B. F. Carion
preached a missionary sermon,
ind an offering was given for State
nlsslons.
The next Union will be with!
lethlehem in April. 1017. I j
A Temperaiwe Resolution.
The following resolution was
inanimously adopted by the Moriah
baptist Association at its recent sesion,
and the clerk was ordered to
eoord it in the minutes and to have
ante published in the county papers:
".It is the sense of the Moriah
laptist Association that the prohl
ition laws are being ruthlessly vioated
in Lancaster county, and that
he Christian people should give
heir early support, and especially
hat the officers of the law hereby be j
equested to be more vigilant in the
nforcement of these, and other laws
f like nature."
It was shown in the great Baptist
onvention that a certain state ot
flairs exists here, which is very unecoming
to a great and Christian
ic>ple like those of Lancaster
ounty.
'Oil MALK?One Buck-Eye grain
drill in first class condition, with,*
clover seeder attached, good as
pew. will sell for half price. Apply
to W. P. Stogner, or write C.
O. Stogner, Bethune, a. C. If I
do not sell it at once will move it. II j
5-2tc.
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Ml Courteous Treatment, Attentive Ml
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?ton it couNT?,| n I SOCIAL NEWS I
Mr. M. L. Beckham of Pleasant
ill advised The News Monday that Among the social events of the
e ginners report on October 18th, week in honor of M'ss Mafy Ma88?y
ows that only 4.146 bales of cot- was the Party Bive" by Mis8 Gladys
n has .been ginned In Lancaster Jonos Saturday afternoon. Upon arunty
this year. At the same time rival tho Kuests were shown into the
st year, Oct. 18, 1915, there had livi"K room- which was decorated In
'en ginned in Lancaster county l?ve'y flowers. Hook was th?
568 bales?a shortage this year in feature of the afternoon. After sevmparison
with last of 5.4 2 2 bales. eral Kamea had been played It was
found that Miss Johnny May Lynch's
tate of Ohio. City of Toledo. ~~ sc'oro was the hi?hest. She was
Lucas County, es. presented with a beautiful deck of
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he ^
i senior partner of the Arm of F. J. cards. The guest of honor was
dotnK business in the City given a dainty piece of silver. At
f Toledo, County and State aforesaid. .. . , ' .. .
nd that said Arm will pay the sum of close of the afternoon the hosNE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each served delightful refreshments
nd every case of Catarrh that cannot be strvtu uengnttui rem snments
?I,eAbj'lhe usc of HAU;S CATARRH in three courses.
tEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY. x
ly preBenceT this 6th day of December! IMPORTANT NOTICE?Free treat(Senl)1886
A' WNotaryApublic. ment for Rufr<?,in? women. This
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken In- ad with stamp entitles you to ten
;;nMucotfs^e;:,::,;0rUfhh.By0..!m<,LS3 <?W? treat,neat fo rat, female com>r
,e"tlfl?0",,aT,"v,'ree ~ ~ plaints. Address Mrs. M. A. HI1F.
J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O. I
Sold by all druKntsts, 76c. j ton, Lock llox 2 04. Kershaw. S.
Hall's Family Pills for constipation. ' ? 6-4tp -wk
Boys' Clothing
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?uawumvi oiuptiiciii ui uuys ivnee jjj
Pants Suits just received. We are
showing them in a beautiful range
of Fancy Worsteds, Cassemers and
Serges.
Come Today and Get Your Fall Suit.
Special priced at $3.75, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00,
$6.00, $7.50 and $10.00.
Big line Boys' Hat\ and Caps, special priced
at . . 25c, 50c and $1.00
Good assortment of Boys^dfnee Pants nicely c de /
and elegant material, priced at 50c to $2.50
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Give Us a Look and Compare Prices and i
You Will See That We Win.
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Attend Lancaster County Fair November 20-25th.
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