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v)jS ?-t?7op **& ME a Fine ? *"- ?? ^ What could be lyZ'AJNE IZlZ/nU, Tl:&*$>*? your nose; the ta: Jj/fT^ U ; your palate; the pr - < your purse; and al fSfr pily ever after. L ^ waY dowi -^Tfi???HK)AtTt.i taste better and ? ^$r~ i as any other coffe TW LuUmie GurutM: go get your money If, after ueing the contente get 8 Can of 1 fn'.^Z'Zr, make it do what wc lm every reaped, your groMr will refund your money;. Ask for profit-Shai pmANNE< The Iveily^Taylor Company, CLEVELAND HOTEL LS ______ NOW OPEN REGULARLY I BUSIN1 .uST',?,nh"rfr- ?"rrh '?following FOR ItJ.;NT_ the brilliant and suceeasful openinc ? . ? ** Alao one five hf the f'loviilanrl hntnl Tnosilnv I ? ? - street. W. P Bight, the hostelry was opened for regular business yesterday. Officials of the hotel were kept busy all day SALE attending to their various affairs, mules, will s which developed as the many guests credit. J. C. began to come in. According to statements made by FOR SAFE 7 those in authority at the Cleveland. oats, the on the celebration Tuesday passed off as planting In t harmoniously and smoothly as could germination have been expected, and at the same per bushel ii time it caused no delays or obstruc- p. Fesslie. S tlon in the business handled vester- received. Ge day. 3t-pd. Many Spartanburg people were heard to say on the streets yesterday """""""""""~ that the entire opening exercises FOl'N'l) AT I., were wonderfully carried out and not and will hav one syllable of criticism was offered from now on anywhere. lt-pd. The business associates and friends, who were guests of William ..,jj j f ., Foor, lessee, for the opening left ' . ... a good milk yesterdav for their respective places , T, horse. If not of business. ,. . . tion Saturda It-np. to vote on sri ritAt.i:. n ?i: s \ i.k -Oi Maine Voters to I'ass on I'raneliise |,nrs(. (wagon Extension. fanning iinj Augusta. Me., Feb. 22. -Woman f(Ml,IwVi rnffo, suffrage advocates in this State to W|i? )i(> 80ia day won a fight ot marly 1 > \ ar foi j , i(. ! submission of r'-.e tfi ' ot ^ | ;\j \ to popular vote. Tie* . <<>n rurring witl t! <> hous< pa 1 u a iniously a resolution providing f r .<>" ? I IKK. spcrial elertion September Id to act on the adoption o. a eonstiiutional "" amendment granting suffrage to w> men. Gov. Milliken annou teed h. n;:>re would 3;:..i tlu measure tomorrow. Maine the "econd State in N<England to adopt a referendum on ! th? question. RUB C The dr.st positive move for equal | with good oi suffrage was made in the legislature surest vv in 18M and the question has h. en The best ru up at nearly every session since that MUS Wanted Her Share. ^ w "It Is no use trying to get away from I I the solemn fact that the woman of to- I fl|fl day is a most practical and resourceful I creature," said the man who has known " a few. i ft Good for "What makes you think so?" u friend i Horses Mi { asked. ' "The unsentimental attitude of a girl || v1""' for I know. I told her that she had In- Pains, Rhei spired some of my best poems. She Cuts, didn't s?7 a word about the poems, but 23c 5o<. $| she wrote to my publishers for a percentnge <?* the royalties." i '?-?????____How's This? I We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward I for any case of Catarrh that cannot be Ijhbw cored by Hall's Catarrh Modlolne M W fi Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken I |H Jg by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty- V if* Ave years, and has become known as the Ja most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Pol- XO son from the Blood and healing the diseased portions. I After you have taken Hall's Catarrh Medicine for a short time you will see a Colds, l.nCir great Improvement In your general health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Medl- \ pleasant cine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send . . for testimonials, free. ?i?n. which 1 F. J. CHF.NET ft CO.. Toledo. Ohio. revives the si Sold by all Drxigglsts. 7Ko. and stirnulati tem. It has TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Su- hoi, and Is pervising Architect's Office. Washing oni_ ton, D. Eeh. 27. I ft 1 7.?Sealed ' proposals will he opened in t.his of- *1.00 ilioe at 3 p. m., April 11, 1017. tor .\sk \ the construction of the United States postoffice at Lancaster, S. o. Draw-! Manufac ings and specifications may i><> ohtalned from the custodian of the site TUp CTDI at Lancaster, S. C.r or at th's office, i Hit' 1 L?l\l In the discretion of the Supervising' Architect, Jns. A. Wetmore, Acting C.OL Supervising Architect. . I mI SOCIAL NEWS '? + + + + + + + + + + + + + 5] _ * SOCIAL C\I.KN'l)Alt + V/I X + FOlt WKBK-KM) + 1 ,/f^i * + i |r |P3 M + (iLulys M. Jones, StxMul Kdltor, + V + Phone 44. !< + Friday, March 2nd? ?* Miss Llllie Green. Chester- + ^ better than a + field Avenue Hook Club. 3:30 f good, old + p. m. i ma will tickle * Miss Sara Plaxco, Rook, 7:30 ^ ste will tickle * p. m. +4 irt> will nloase * Mi89 ?nabel Duren. Methodist ?S i mi f i_ * Parsonage, in honor of Sunday ,? I Will live hap- ^ School Classes, 8:30 p. m. * ? uzianne tastes 7. If it doesn't ^ ~ MIlS. MOORE GAVK 4 o twice as tar 1 L nrtr, LOVKL.Y liCNCHJBON. 4 e at the price, _ j back. NOW Mrs Ernest Moore gave a lovely ,4 ^uzianne and seven-course luncheon at her home ^ iSay. Do that. at 1 o'clock on Thursday in honor of.V "ing Catalog. Mrs. T. M. Jones of Pulaski, Tenn. ^ A touch of spring was given to the! * ^ home, which was lavishly decorated | | ^3: in daffodils. At the close of the re- ^ Jl. JL past, Mrs. T. Y. Williams In her inim-[ f jical manner offered a toast to the ^ ew" Orleans gracious hostess, to the distinguish- ^ ed honoree, and to the Iaincastei +4 wktwb HBHHBHkU Suffragettes. Those present were: 46 Mesdames T. M. Jones, Leroy = Springs, T. Y. Williams, J. P. Hun- J[| ter, H. It. Murchison, Margaret Min-I 4 ESS NOTICES ? ter- H c- Brown, Chas. D. Jones. R.I*! I t o McManus, W. C. Thomson, (ieo. j no four room cottage. Williams, r. M. Hughes and L. room cottage on Barr Bays?ur- +A . Bennett. 4t-np. ' ?0? 46 |u\ n. c. guests Jf: CHE.\P?Four good OF MI^S- WACKMON. ^ el! cheap for cash or 4? Edwards. 4t-np. Tho Lancaster Chapter of the, X [United Daughters of the Confederacy J enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. O. C. w 00 bushels of Burt,marfcmon at her home on Thursday ly safe varie.y for afternoon. After hearing from the 46 he spring, guaranteed 8everal committees and the collection 95 per cent 95 cents :0[ dues, a most edifying and instruc11 any quantity F. O. ,tive program was carried out. Ice $ shipment day order lcream> wafers and mints were serv-1V 'ttys and Lesslie. e(j ! <5 -o? 4 MRS. STEW MAN WAS [ > < \ST?Cabbage Plants'itKMGllTFUL HOSTESS. T e plenty all alonn *9 J. 11. Mackorell. Mrs. J. A. Stewman was hostess to A a number of friends at her home on Thursday afternoon, February 27tli. A m CASH or swap for Six tahles for rook were ^ranged 1 cow . one good farm the haM and llv,nR room- which worte I X sold, will sell at aur- dutifully decorated with pot plants. | J v s 'P uiaekmon delightful refreshments, con-: ^ sisting of a salad course with coffee, ?*l were enjoyed, the Victrola played A some exquisite selections. A te mule, one two- n . one simile buggy, ('HIIISTIW KMHMVOlt V Moments. corn and . ,, A]] Qf aboV, MET WITH .MISS MOOHE. Z i' public auction <?n Jfc farm Tuesday. Marc? M,sa Nannie Hill Moore was the j, , | cord ai h 1 -1> o Hi. n -inot the t ti-' iii p \ 11 \ A Tue-ul y < ' i i Upon the A > ' from my plat > . rr:,., j nf ,>.-?-- delicious inch JL " a.i. vfld, ' thonci ' ? 1 Any lnfoi ,. (l!ls for ! !'<>! . at varied \t 10:30 fershmt t er? inn room. eat li men ber ha ng < on- A irihutod i pound. A )UT PAIN I. MHliS lll'.IIK.i: I.I II V A 1 . -T-l _ - - i nnimenr. l nat s II I .>.HM Kl? Mir.i;M>\. 4 ray to stop them. ^ ibbing liniment is]! On Wedni -day afternoon Mrs. <>. , 1? Itartli-tt entertained the Young 1 Bl I.adie- h? on 4 | M (Jay It ! * ' I l?i wpI a ttind in be 4 ?k km MB MB in favor of Mir-s Nannie Mill Moore, MB |^_ I who prize, VI IV I a lovely crepe do chine cam-sole. Miss ! ! ? Mary Stuart, the attractive little 4 the Ailments of daughter < f the hostess, assisted in 4 iles, Cattle, Etc. serving a salad course with coffee, A . Tit addition to the regular members your own Aches, . . c . were Mrs. A. J. Gregory and her V*1* "-tprams, guest. Miss I.ott of Winston-Salem, urn*? N. C\, Mesdames Hester and Tinsleyt At all Dealers. an(j mi?3 Ruth McCardell. Dont Have Catarrh One efficient way to remove " 4 iftWB 0^ K- nasal catarrh is to treat its cause *9 $ which in most cases is physical - 4 Jy weakness. The system needs 4 it* - more oil and easi y digested < liquid-food, and you should '. aix'OHOIj take a spoonful 01 VKlymmntlsm. III I bivf elective emul- ffl >L rel^iiUfa the tissues. MB M M B? **? jb BB ^s/ci/ adds strength EBVlll IT B Ail jkzrzz. lHULmUIi after each meal to enrich your 4 blood and help heal the sensn 4 Pi-.it iMHThK tjve membranes with its pure 4 'our Druggist oil-food properties. 4 turcd Solely by The results of this Scoff's 4 jr i_:? 4 4 4 -MI rvA| /lAimiuir uciiniieiu win < KUL LOMi ANY surprise those who have used ; irritating snuffs and vapors. * ?1"? Set the Genuine SCOTT'S < ? A^A ^A A^A A^i ^ "^r ^ La: i Dep < k ' - THE BEST I Lovely : at Very Special pre] who will come t< search of new 1 allies at very n of hats you will You will n< very refined. Black. Nav^ found among th suit many taste ('hie Arieornes, The excellei hats will make v The new sh Sand Salonique, blage of Spring striking variety make it distinct! edly exclusive. Moderately Snort Garments Coats, Blouses. $1.00 Charmir Brand new tiste and other 11 WHY? Mc service, the Sinai fashionable Wor Nev The first slue held tomorrow fa TalTetas designe< very newest nio(h El Bottom faced, quality sleeve lin strongly sewed w Lined throughoi strength and fin watch pocket. ^ J and double stitH V s Bottoms finis! oughly shrunk w r Your choice Young Men's Tr< f of Cheviots, Sor \ slightly damage< C Men's Trousers th ^4 A^-4 A^A ^4 ^ A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A. A^A A^A i T^" "^r ^T ^rT^y f^l ncaster artmer Store PLACE TO SHOP AFTER ALL. r Spring Hi Moderate r jurat ions have been made for the won > us Saturday and the first of the weel mts. Over 200 of our well known st aoderate prices are ready. Just the t; want for March wear. )te that they are Smart, distinctive < v or Brown and other shades will em, smartly tailored and in a variety s?Dashing Sailors, Smart Turbans i many showing the new "high front." it finish and tho attvaf'tivo of on wonder at their low prices, ades?Gold, Shadow Lawn, Green, Gi Virgin Blue, Cahrdore complete ass< Modes, original conceptions of style j in fabrics individualize this showing j inctly worthy of your inspection. De< priced suits for all occasions, Dressy i , Afternoon and Evening Gowns, Sm ig Spring Blouses spring merchandise, Cotton Voiles, ] ewer fabrics. rely to acquire your try of flic unus t individuality of our Moderately Pri nen's Apparel. v Silk Petticoats A'ing of the new models for spring will shinned of fine Silk Jerseys, Satins ai 1 and trimmed in accordance with t js $2,95 to $7. LK JR. GUARANTEED COAT. Indestructible body lining. Ext ling. Buttonholes silk sewed. Bntto ith the linen thread. PANTS: it with superior Japan linon of e> tisli. Excelsior patent waistband. E> Pockets of standard drill. Seams ta tied. led with buttons and buttonholes th nnlons VVrf>Mi' r??sii?tinfr of au excellent assortment of Men's a msers, in litfht and dark colors, consist ^es and Novelty Checks and Stri] 1. at sold up to $6.50 it I ats | ft Tr IV) I 'rice I I $1.95 | 1 >- A * _ ^ - A rw r * 4 :tra 1 fl w V' ft ?' t 1 ind X I ind X 1 3id" I I md ?! 9 tart <j> I 75c l? H Ba T I ual .1' ced H! >>" I I ...i X l >? X I 50 X 1