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FRIDAY, NOV INI opecial lait DRESS UP EC Your neighbor will have a new Suit, Coat i dressed them up for a very small amount oi Come and bring your wife and children. L i them up. We do not insist on you buying unl SPECIAL PRICES ON LAID1ES' AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR. I One Lot Ladies' $12.50 All Wool Serge Suits. Colors Navy and I and Black. Sizes 16 to 49. Special Price $f>.50 I One Lot Ladies' $15.00 Fine All Wool Poplin and Serge Suits. Black, Navy and Green. These are beautiful Suits?Fur I Trimmed. Special $12.54) | One Lot Fine $25.00 and $27.50 Suits, Broadcloths, Checked Velours 1 and Poplins. Very specially priced at $I I ?.."><> LADIES' COATS. I 1 ^ne ladies' I'OnR Black Thibet One Lot Ladies' Good Quality BroadOne Lot Fine Quality Broadcloth Coats, $12.50 Coats. Special.. $0..%O XMjg& One Lot Fine Shadow Plaid Coats. iEBTxjR^Pff |P Gray and Brown, $12.50 Coats. GOOD SPORT (X)ATS CHEAP Jgf Good Values In Sport Coats at yQ $.'{.75, 94.98, $0.75 and 97.75 LADIES' DRESSES. Nice Assortment, of All Wool Seise Dresses. Specially priced at. . . .97.50 Fine All Wool Serge Dresses, Navy, Black and Copen 910.00 Fine Serge Dresses, one of a kind 912.50, 913.50 and 915.00 Fine Silk Dresses, no two alike, all colors, 910.00, 912.50, 915.00 and 918.00 LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS. Fine All Wool Skirts in Navy and Black, all sizes up to 36-inch waist 92.08, 98.50, 95.00, $5.75 and $0.50 SHIRT WAISTS FOR FAIR WEEK. IJST US FIT YOU IN A SKIRT OH SHIHT WAIST FOR FAIR WEEK. We have mude special effort to have a large and valued aMsortmcnt of Shirt Waist* for Fair Week Visitors?Cotton and Silk. Beautiful Lace Trimmed Waists, each 98c Fine Hand Embroidered Lace Trimmed Waists, all sizes up to 4 6, each $1.98 Fine Silk Waists $1.98, $2.50 and ftit.fto MILLINERY SPECIAL PRICES ON MILLINERY. Yon will be surprised what a little money will do in our Millinery Department. Pretty Trimmed Hats at and For these prices you can get Hats that you would expect to pay $3.50 and $5.00. Children'a Plain Hata at 50o, 75c un<l t .<K? Children'^ Trimmed Hats at 75c, $1.4)4) and $1.54) Big IJin* of Baby (,'apa at 28<* nnd 54>c i LADIES' FINE DRESS SHOES. Big Line Ladies Dress Shoes. All Leathers and Styles. $2.54), $8.54), $-t.o<) Sortfe Fancy and Hinh Color Shoea $4t.4)4) and $7.54) , Children's Dreaa and School Shoea. All very moderately priced. If yon compare qualhv and styles we will save you an average 20th to 25th. Make our store headquarters, leave your paclu ROBINSON X355 LANCASTER'S 1 a* . t . io, 1916. THE LANCASTER NEWS )R THE FAIR and Dress, Shoes and Hat. We have : money. We can do the same for you. .et us show you how cheaply we can dress ess you are satisfied we can save you money. SWEATERS AND KNIT CAPS. Infants' Fine All Wool Sweaters In Red 5()e and 75e Infants' and Little Children's Fine All Wool Sweaters, Red, Gray. Copen, Plum. Some in combinations. -Each $1.00 anil $1.25 Children's Fine All Wool Sweaters, sizes 4 to 14, Gray only. Each. $1.25 Children's Fine All Wool Sweaters in Navy and Red, sizes 6 to 14. Each $1.7.1 Knit Caps to match any of the above 25c and 50r Ladies' Heavy Sweaters in Grnv and Krnwn ?? "" m *"* . ? <7 v I 411111 .7 I ..>11 Ladies' Heavy All Wool Sweaters Red and Navy. . . . $;t.5U and $<t.oo OHII.DEN'S COATS. Infants' Teddy Hear and Corduroy Coats . . *1.50, 91.75 and \\ Children's Fine Black Silk Flush ^ < Coats, sizes 2 to 6 9;L75 and $5.oo ^aTn.^3 Children's Heavy Wool Coats, sizes 6 to 14. A good Big Lot Children's Fine Coats. only one or two of a kind, vT^i $5,115, $4.50, $5.00, $5.75, $0.75 A I WOOL AND ( OTTON DRESS (JOODS. Nice Dark Double Fold Suiting, yard , 12 l-2c Fine 36-inch Double Width Stripe Suitings, yard 2.5c Fine 36-inch Double Width Wool Dress Goods. 4 5c value. Special, yard 21b Fine 38-inch Wool Serge in Navy, Illack, Red and Brown, 65c value. . 48< Fine All Wool Serges, Taffeta Cloth and Broadcloth. Specially priced atl 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Big Line Ginghams; Percales, Fleeces, Drills, Outings and Shirtings at prices under the present market. SILKS AND MESSALINE. Big Line Black and Fancy TafTeta and Messaline. These are heavy quality and all Silk. A special value $1.25 UNDERWEAR FOR MEN AND WOMEN. Indies' Heavy Knit Shirt and Drawers. Each ladies' Fine Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. Full Bleach . .. . ,fjo? Men's Heavy Fleece Shirts and Drawers. Each 50c Men's Derby Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. Each 50e. Men's Fine Spring Needle Shirts and Drawers. Each 91.00 Boys' and Girls' Union Suits. Each 50o Ladies' Union Suits. Each AOc and 91.OO Men's Union Suits. Each .'.91.(to and 91.5?> HOSE FOR EVERYBODY. Children's Good Ribbed Hose lOc, 15c and 25< Ladies' Good Cotton Hose 10c, 15c and 25c Ladies' Silk Hose and Wool Hose 25c and .W Men's Good Hose, Work and Dress lOc, 15c, 25r SHOES FOR WORK AND DRESS. Men's W/ L. Douglas Shoes 95.OO, 95.50 and 94.OO Men's Crossett Shoes 94.50 and 9<5.oo Men's Good Heavy Work Shoes 92.75, 95.OO, 95.25 and 95.50 of 50c a pair on your shoes. Remember the fair Nov. iape anil umnc unftli itc Toll vmir friandc tn m/i.i L ?a igv? uuu niujra niui iw? ?vu jvui 11IVUUO IV I1IC?[ yOil 1ICI^# CLOUD CO. .EADING STORE ^CX 1 \ J ==:i] 1 M | PERSONALS \ Mr. K. M. Yoder returned to bis home In Van Wyck Wednesday. Mr. D. A. Funderburk of Huford section was in the city Wednesday. Mr. N. P. ltobinson made a business trip to Charlotte Wednesday. Mr. VV. J. Helk of Taxahaw was( doing business in Lancaster Wednesday. I Misses Sadie anu Juanita Neely j'spent Sunday with relatives in Ebe I nezer. Mr. W. L. Sistare of RiversMe I was transacting business in the city l Tuesday. ' j Mr. P. M. Lowry of Taxahaw was (transacting business in the city j Wednesday. Mr. O. B. Bartlett made a business trip to Catawba, Kichburg and Great (Falls Wednesday. ?o? Mr. R. J. Flynn of the Jacksonham I section was doing business in the city Wednesday. Messrs. R. Thos. Beaty and Clarence Robinson spent Sunday with friends in Ebenezer. ?o? Rev. Hugh R. Murchison went to Rock Hill Wednesday to officiate in the Massey-Allen marriage. Mr. S. S. Steele of Camp Creek i community was transacting business 'in "The Leading Town" Wednesday. Dr. W. H. Sapp of the New Bethel community was shaking hands with his many friends in Lancaster Tuesday. Mr. E. M. Croxton has returned from Columbia where he attended a I conference of the Tax Board of Rej view. Mr. W. L. King, Claim Agent Southern Itailway, Columbia, S. C., was a business visitor in Lancaster Tuesday. -oMr. J. L. Poag left Wednesday for Charlotte and other points in North Carolina in the interest of his business. A large number of people from all parts of the county were in the city Tuesday evening to witness the election returns. Mrs. J. n. Britton of Sumter, who has been the guest of Mrs. A. B. Glasscock several days, returned to ;her home Wednesday. o i Mr. Osmond Barber, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ardrey, and Mrs. Stewart of Fort Mill were transacting business in Lancaster Wednesday. MilS. A. J. McCOY. Bishopville, Nov 4.?Mrs. A. J. I ? n..1 !!?_ _ II I WH.VUJ, our yj I l)l?IIU|4 V II If H 1111)81 I excellent women and one of beautiII ful Christian character, died in a || hospital in Columbia Thursday | morning. She was buried in the [| Bethlehem cemetery here yesterday. || Mrs. McCoy leaves a husband and || two daughters, one of whom, Miss ^ j | Mabery McCoy, is a member of the ^ || senior class at Winthrop college. || Mrs. McCoy was a native of Chester. |l ?The State. & || Mrs. McCoy before her marriage ^ || was a Miss Sallie Boyd, daughter of l v J|| the late Mr. Jos. B. Boyd and his ? \ j | v/ife, Susan Boyd. She was born and r* || reared in this community where she i yt || will be remembered by many of the |||jolder people. She was a slster-in|||jlaw of our townsman, Mr. Geo. P. I I. Payseur. .. "v'? ' BANNING OIX'B GIRKS TAKK NOTICE ^ i All canning club members are requested to hand in record books of 1 year's work not later than November ISth, 1916. Whether the one-tenth acre plots were a success or not, it I is necessary that these record books be handed in as from these the county annual report is made. Girls will kindly make record especially of all canned work of any description. This is important so please do not overlook the matter or fail to carry out instructions. MARTHA G. CRKIOHTON, Co. Home Dem. Agent. > | ( TO BE SHOT IX THE MORNING. J mi re z Commander Hays Villa Meo Will Re Executed. El Paso, Nov. 3.?Gen Francisco <;onzalca, military commander In Juarez, announced today that Col. Oarria and eight Villa men brought to Juarez with him would be shot 'tomorrow morning, unleaa they wera I ordered sent to Chihuhua City for I | further execution. The prisoners 1 mbbJ were captured on the Santa Ana jjj mmmmmm-? rrnch recently. i J