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2 1 m I FAIR NOTES 11 Got your entries ready. o Only twenty days more before 1 Big Fair. o Ask for Booklet containing P grain and Big Premium List. o Southern Railway will operate s cial train from Camden to Lane ter on School Children's Day, Fric of Fair Week. Train leaves Cn den 7:30 a. in., arriving Lancas Q 1 II n m Wotnv 1., I . f . V V M. Ill IVUWUt IV U V tn I J t caster 10:30 p. m. This will g: everyon^ plenty of time to see t Fireworks Display. o One of the big Free Acts of t Fair will be Capt. Osby Grant Thursday and Friday in his da: devil Balloon Ascension. Capt. Gra is a South Carolina product?Sp; tanburg his home, lie is the leadi man of South Carolina Aeronau Don't fail to see the Captain. o? J. T. Thomasson. president of t Association, stated this morning th enthusiasm was strong, and fro reports coming to him it seemed til the Fair would be bixger and bett than anyone had at first anticipate o "I am very bus? at the raomei but I would like td say that the Fi is going to be great success r every way. A regular 'humdinge * speaking slang-wise," said ' ^ Lazenby, chairman of the managii committee when seen this inornir o "The Amusement Committee h everything lined up; all contrac have been signed for the Free Ac and I assure you that they will Just as advertised. Herbert's Gret er Shows will also please everyone says J. Foster Moore, vice-chairm; /"if (ho A mnoomA?? vmv miiuocairiu v-uui lillllt'V. "We have every reason to t lleve that the exhibits will be larg and more varied than heretofoi Our committee is working to tl end, and I know that it will be t complished." said A. B. Fergust Sr., chairman of Premium and E fcibit Committee. o One of the features of Fi> We will be the speech of Cox gressm Lever, of the Seventh Dis'r'ct, Mackey opera house, Thursd morning at 11 o'clock. His subjc will be "The Farm Loan Act." X Lever is chairman of the agricultui committee of the national house representatives, and one of the a thors of the bill creating the banks. In view of the fact th there hes been two of these banks < ganized in Lancaster county in t past two weeks, his address will of particularly timely interest. S?M?t?um | 100 ( S Thai is The Vail 1 DO I m You Spend m m ===== !? niiR r.nnnc rMl W*? Vi 1# If M |l BOUGHT AND 'mi ====== 5 Shenandoah Su W A SI 5 2* W 3 ^ Texas Bed H immediate sale J0?4 Bring ns yfi fjQ will pay theMo Be oare andnttH W A complete 1 H ?t reasonable I J.W.] J8 Phone 301 Sm.?.??????ii m I ~1 j John M. Madra, Qeneral Manager' j] I of the Fair, states that all commlt_J tees are actively working and thai I their enthusiastic co-operation has .been a great stimulant to him. the '"There is nothing that can hindei the Fair from being a big success, unless it is the weather man, and 1 feel that he is going to be good to ro~ us," said the G. M. this morning. - 11 BUSINESS NOTICES I B as- _ lay WANTED?Customers for solid ni" leather shoes at the same cheap t?r prices. M. PoliakofT. 2tfc. in" WANTED?6,000 pounds of cow" 1 ve horse, mule, sheep, and goat hides ne i ou win una ub on White street. I See ub before you sell. Capus Cau- 1 then & Son., Lancaster, S. C. 60-lmo-p hp CALL 8S8 Excelsior Grocery Com 011 pany for fresh meats of all kinds re- delivered at once. Excelsior Qro,nt eery Store, at Southern Railway ir_ Station, city. 67-tfc ng IMPORTANT?To prevent a bad cold or a spell of pneumonia you must keep your body warm and your feet dry. Get you solid leathei shoes and clothing at M. PoliakofT. at " FOR SALE?Charleston Wakefield at Cabbage plants, frost proof, for fall planting, now ready; 15c per 100 or '91.00 per 1,000 plants. W. H. Millen, Lancaster, S. C. 3-tc. it, 1 li>' WANTED?You to know we have 'n a full collection of "Woods" j r.' Bulbs, for forcing and outside, C. planting. Phone No. 4, Standard j UK Drug Company. 3-tfc. ig. - YW'R POCKET ROOK?Keep the , elephant from stepping on ^our pocket book by buying your win' a ter supplies from M. PoliakofT. 2-tfc. be it- FOIt KENT?One plantatim^ one, two, three or four horse farms, jiu See me at once. J. Davis Caskey, Lancaster, S. C. 5-3tp. WANTED?You to know you can * " get $8.00 per c8rd for dogwood. er See me for cutting instructions. rp- Phone 194, Ira S. Harper, Lanlls caster, Route 6. 4-9tp^ 10- . ? - _ ' )n FOR SALE?One $30.00 refrigera, tor, porcelian lined and in splendid condition, practically new. A real bargain ' if sold within the next rew days. Apply The News I ek office. 6-3tc. an _________ at Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ay ??? iet All person^ having claims against lr the estate of Marion S. Witherspoon, ai deceased, are hereby notified to file of the same, duly verified, with the uniu dersigned. and those indebted to se said estate will please make payment iat likewise. >r- Mrs. I.innie K. Witherspoon, ho Administratrix of estate of Marion be S. Witherspoon. October 31, 1916. 6-3t. ?ii?vtw?????% :ents i ie You Get for Every S LAR ! At This Store jS' 'm ARE HONESTLY M HONESTLY SOLD 5 : hi perjative Flour ?1?CI A 1 IVI I.1U1 I I 1^4 P \ 9 t * w /7 ? m ir l4rm Produce. We Jm| p market price for it. s m before 70a sell. B line of Kood Groceries W " prices. { > EVANS I B a Brooklyn g ? V TtTK T.ATJrA8TKR NEWS TUESDAY, OCT. 31. 1916. # ~ GOOD MEF t i ? 1 SPECIAL PRICE = ' ? = Qjur Store is Filled to Ovei Merchandise Bought at Th< - / Will All be Sold a MILLINERY AND R * Our (Millinery Department holds attr . the county. You should come in ant coming hat. Prices are most reason: Pretty Velvet Shapes, large and small, specially priced for November 95<\ $1.59 and $1.95 Beautiful Trimmed Hats, most becoming styles <!roat values for November $1.0.1. $2.59, $5.59 and $5.99 Big assortment Children's and Misses' "Hats at * . 95c, $1.50 and $1.95 Nlcp Black Plush and Mixed Wool Hats for Boys and Girls each 59c l^npSuits and Coats at Special Prices (or Nov. ^ H Ladies' *Long Black, Thibet c(ftts, a $5.00 Special for No< vember $5.75 I Ladies' Long Black Broadcloth Coats, Plush Trimmed I $7.50 values. Special for November $5.75 | Ladies' Long ^lack Broadcloth Coats, made of the best Broadcloth,"all lined with guaranteed Satin, $12.f>0 value. Special for November $0.75 A big assortment Plaid and Mixed .Coats. no two alike. These are specially priced at . .$<1.75, $9.30 and $10.75 (Not a Coat In the lot bu^what is worth $2.00 to $4.50 more.) Some special values In high-class Silk Plush and Wool . Velour Coats. No two alike. $1.00, $10.50, $10.50 and *25.50 Big line Ladies' Sport Coats, Over-plaids and Mixtures * .. $5.tM>, $0.3O, $7.50 I . Children's We e showing a very lurge line of Children's Coats. Pretty mixtures with Green Colars and Cuffs?sizes 6 to 14 years. Special at^. $2.30 Big assortment Jfllfchildren's Plain Colored and Mixed Coats, also Black^^'? and three of n style, sizes 6 to 14. at $3.00, $8.30, *4.00 and $5.00 Infants' White and Red Teddy Bear Coats, sizes 1 to 6. $1.73 Ladies' Suits. We have a Suit for you no matter what your size or style. Ladles' $13.50 all Wool Serge Suits, Satin Lined. Fur Trimmed, a special for November at $0.73 Fine Wool Serge and Poplin Suits, all sizes and colors || at $ 12.50, $18.50, $10.30, $10.50 and $28.75 Levies' Fine Wool Dresses. Specially priced at $7.50. $0.50, #10.7B,Vl2.A0 and 915.1N) Fine Silk Dresses at flO.OO, #11.50, and #15.7.1/ Dry Goods and Cotton Goods. / We lH)UK>it our entire line before the udvanee and <^i savVyou money here. > \ m Fine Mixed Clrey Suitings in Stripes and Checks, douc a fold, yard 12 1-2 and jflbYurd 36-inch Good Heavy Quality Suitings. A few pieces infthiy Every article bought here bears ovlr s meet with your entire opnroval it rAa or your money cheerfully refunded. \ our store headquarters. /Leave your m, ? * your friends to meet ycya at ROBINSONLANCASTER'S LE j a? CONSULAR OFFICER DEAD Oregon, before he came to New Or- F leans In 1915. New Orleans. Oct. 29.?Thomas Besides a widow. Mr. Ersklne is I dward Ersklne, consul general for jH . ? .. . ~ , ... survived by five children, two sons ? reat Britain in New Orleans, died ' fa sre late today of heart failure, aged an^ three (laughters. Mr. Ersklne er 7 years old. Mr. Ersklne had been was a great grandson of Baron Ers- th i falling health for several months, kine, Lord Chancellor of Oreat Brit- hi Mr. Ersklne came to the United ain In 1806. He was a native of af tates from England twenty-flve Cambridgeshire, England. w ears ago. In 1900 he was ap- General D. Paul, vice consul here, pC olnted vice consul for Great Britain will act as consul general pending t Chicago. He held other consular the appointment of a successor to st fllces at 8t. Louis and Portland, Mr. Ersklne. ] j* ,' iSaiwIpraall^BB^^BI ? '^ "eUmfiFm [eHANDISEl FOR NOVEMBER | flowing With High Class ^ Old Prices. The Goods 1 t the Old Prices. EADY-TO-WEAR. ~~ actions for evety lady and .child in 1 let our 'milliners fit you in a beible. V Y v.. Y ? lot worth up to 50c. A special at yard JS5c Danish t'oplar Cloth. This Is a half wool material, 38 inches wide in Red, Navy, Black and Green, now worth 4 5c. Special for November, yard 21?c38-inch Wool Serges in Navy, Black, Red, Green and Gray, ^ worth 63c. Special price for November, yard t Cine 54-inch Wool Serges, Taffeta Cloth and Mixtures in all colors, yard H."Vc and #1. A few nice Overplaid Wool Suitings specially priced, yard..48c Cottbn Piece Goods. Heavy Skirting Flannels in Gray, Brown and Pink, worth 12 l-2c. Special, yard IOc Heavy Dress Outing in Stripes and Checks, yard IOc Pretty Light Outing iiwRripes and Checks, yard IOc Big assortment of tleecpd lined DreBs Goods. Pretty dark patterns, yard 10 and 12 l-2c Fine Mercerized Poplin, all shades, a 19c value. Special.... 15c Good heavy Fleece Drill for Underwear at old prices .. 10c. 12 l-2c and 15c Our assortment of Percales, Ginghams and Prints are complete at 7 l-2c, 10c, 12 l-2c and 15c Knit Goods For Every One. Infants' Wool Sweaters, Red, White and Navy. Special value 50c Children's All Wool Sweaters, sizes 2 to 12 vearR in cirav Navy and Hed. Specially priced at ..$1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 Jj Ladies' Sweaters, Hed, Navy and Rlaek, all sizes, $2.75 and np jj llose for every member of the family at. . lOc, 15c and 25c Pair J j Underwear (or Men, Women and Children* II Lndies' Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, each 25c II Ladies' very fine Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, each 50c || Ladies' Hleached Union Suits, all sizes, each....50c and $1.0o II Children's Union Suits, all sizes, 2 to 14, each . . .50c |j Men's Heavy Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, each 50c {I Men's Bleached Derby Ribbed Medium Weight Shirts and |] Drawers, each 50c Boys' Union Suits. 8 to 16 years, each 50c Men's Union Suits, all sizes $l.oo to $1.50 .Men and Boys' Suits. Men's All Wool Serge Suits, all sizes up to 5ft $12.50, $15.00 and $17.5?ll Boys' CSood All Wool Suits at $:t.50, $1.75, $5.75 and $8.50 See our $5.00 Special in Blue Serge, also in Brown Mixed. We are showing a full lino nt ?1 ? --* -* w %/i vvtvuu nun nuui nmIIK618 Rl II old prices. 11 llemcmtM'r our SHOK DEPARTMENT Is Complete in fiizes j | and Styles ami we save you an average of 5?c a pair on youi* j I SlUH'S. j 1 trict guarantee and if it does not y be be returned and exchanged When you come to Lancaster make Wraps and packages with us. Tell CLOUD call :ading storf <&ry "i ~ Jll ORD HAD VKitY INSPIRING , President Wilson this afternoon that TALK WITH PRRNIDBNT I had established the women workLong Branch, N. J., Oct. 25.? jers of my plant at Detroit and in the | cm/ ruru, me automobile manu branch factories in other aitles upon I cturer, announced after a confer- a pay equality with the men work- 1 ice with President Wilson that as ers. I took this step foil \ my le result of an "Inspiring talk" he'conference with the president more 1 ad with the president two wees* than two weeks ago and I did so beto he has established the women cause of the .inspiring talk I had with orkers in his plants upon the samf Mr. Wilson on the forward move* I ly basis as the men. ment among womankind. This fi Mr. Ford authorized the following principle is now in operation and k ] atement: look forward with complete confl- 1 "1 had the pleasure to Inform dence to its vindication." : /'.I ?a &?&i. ' ii&a&aS&fc