The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 13, 1917, Page 3, Image 3
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JLj rCleverness
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and Character
in Sport Coats
The knack of faultless taste in
sport clothes?that intimate understanding
of distinction in dress which
enables a woman to command attention,
is made a simple task here
where the new season's smartest
vogue is now at its best. Jealously
guarded secrets of Fashion's latest
whims and fancies are revealed. It
is more like an exhibit than a sale!
The models are distinctly different
and will be found elsewhere only
after the season is well advanced.
Each is a study in exclusiveness of
the line and color scheme. We predict
an early disposal of the entire
collection.
At the moderate price range of
$13.50 to $30
Spring Shoes whose style meets
the latest vogue for cleverness and
novelty are ready for women who
value the importance of harmony in
dress?from top to toe they are
smart with new ideas and chic ideals.
Costume boots, walking boots, and
pumps for semi-dress, all models of
high character and with distinction
in their lines. Shoes that will stand
the test of quality by the matchless
test of time. $3.50, $5.00 and $7.00 a
pair.
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WHAT THE SOUTH
gives to nm:=?=::
lasKing tor tne 1
THIS SECTION'S CHIEF FOOD cleutly produced.
PRODUCTS ITEMIZED. ?<> increase
. | through proper
Trio of Defensive Giants Whose where the boll
Full Strength is Needed by much in evident;
Country in Crisis. ! "The same
Iabout 90 per ce
Atlanta, April 12.?Of the 67.000,- jatoes 0f the coi
000 hogs in the United States, 22.- tjuwlielB. 7 5 per c
000,000 are in the 12 States of the,to market befor
South?Virginia to Texas, inclusive; year wllj j,ee a
?according to statistics Issued by aCreage in spite
the farm service bureau. age.
Forty-five per cent of the corn | "The 29u0OO,(
acreage of the country is in the same .produced it*, the <
States. In this year, when the na- au credited to
tion is calling for maximum crops I Louisiana grows
efficiently raised the average yield: wt,|Cti it produ
per acre should be 25 bushels if j quarter of a ml
proper fertilization and cultivation j Sorghum, field i
were given, hut more than likely thej^^g various k
average yield will be near 18 bush- h#ipt
els per acre, and the acreage between "But every c
40,000,000 and 4 6.000i.000, accord- grow several of
ing to the same authority, which fur- gouth's pantry la
ther says: these good thing
"These 45,000,000 acres producing .
1 O *
?i tun inin ui *o umunn per acre | TAXAHAW
would provide 810,000,000 bushels | Taxahaw, Apr
of grain?a source of nutritious having rain. It
bread, hominy and grits which the look blue. Some
South already appreciates as foods, tilixer in the gr
and upon wljich It could depend if late and it stays
wheat were not available. people can't wor
"If only tho cotton crop is aver- Messrs. John
age, there will be 1,440,000,000 Kaile motored t<
pounds of potential food held in the The school had
cotton seed oil ready to be converted Saturday afterm
into butter, lard, and other food church lot.
fats. The famine in Germany and Mr. F. M. Low
Austria is more pressing for lack of eral of his neph
butter and lard than for flour. The last Monday,
reason is that the United States Is in Miss Ola Lowi
possession of the butter and lard for the week-enc
pantry of the Teutons. It holds the (Gardner and Sail
cotton seed oil from which these na- shaw.
tions made lard and butter before the Our Easter ?
war. tended. The pa
"A half of a bale of cotton grown sermon,
on an acre of land produces 600 Misses Estelle
pounds of seed which in turn will Mr. Olin and R
produce 11 gallons of oil, and the 11 torlng around in
1
STER D1
The Best 1
Every Day Brin
Fashion has been most liberal with
we have neyer seen such style diver#
brims; wee toques and mushrooms
ored hats of many materials lead by I
a variety of charming millinery mod*
Prices
SPRING BLOUSES Lend
Silk Bl
The suit is the Spring wardrobe's
ant accessory. Both go hand-in-hanc
Georgette crepe blouses, Crepe <
in the delightful colorings that will 1
Beautiful embroidery ornamentatior
The values are quite as interestinj
known for its splendid waist values.
GLOVES
\
That convey the subtle distinction
of good form and good taste
are ready to prepare the way for
early Spring dressing.
As highly effective in their
| quality and as warmly satisfy- |
ing in their fit as a woman could
wish them. $1.50 a pair with a
wide color range to choose from.
istitute 88 pounds ot l-'LAti t'XFl'llLK!> IN
given different treat
pounds of fat in the Stars and Stripes <'been
r as much fat in the Englishmen
London, April 10.?1
hen the nation is waa unfurled toda;
maximum crops elfl- (.?iors the Entente n
it will be little trou- London Ilridge cafe for
the yield of cotton manors, which is condt
cultural methods. Countess of Limerick,
weevil is not very tation of the flag was n
e- Walter Mines Page, \
12 States produced American ambassador,
nt of the sweet po- of the Lord Mayo
jntry, or 63,000,000 Sir William Henry
ent of which can get prancis Lloyd, Lady J
e thoy decay. This Haig and a largo asse
marked increase in mors and sailors, whc
of the seed short- cheers for the Stars ai
)00 bushels of rice
:ountry is practically
Southern States. Recruiting OillcorN I'la
sugar cane from riago liurmu CM
ices more than a Chicago, April 1
llion tons of sugar. were placed today in th
peas, beanB, vegeta- parade to the marriage
inds, and fruits will reaU( where since the
war with Germany the
otton farmer must da|Iy applications has re
these crops if the precedented figure. Gt
to be supplied with j 116 of the ^260 appll
" , day were of military
skws itkms. c'"k
II 11.?We ere .UII|f<">Cy ,orc* f twe",y cl
, the normal force of fou
makes the farmers ^ . A ,
. A . The Becond obstacle
i have put some fer- _ , Al
- ~ . recruiting offices in tl
ound. Gardens are t
, , . A where clear-eyed young
so wet and cold that ? , ' 7
, , A. . . form were to ask each 1
k in their garden.
.... . _ direct question: "Are
McManus and Ben
. sidestep your duty?"
) Wingate Saturday.
an Raster egg hunt
oon on the Baptist Workings of a \A
The roller Jewel of a
day makes 432,000 impact
ry attended the fun- fork or 157.6g0.000 in a y
ew at Mt. Croaghna 000,000 in 20 years. A
horsepower would run 27<
y hud as her guests
I Misses Effle. Katie The Sort,
ie Blackwell of Ker- "What kind of a game
starting with Ita yelling?
ervlce was well at- ?ouiids it mlgl
tor preached a flue **me
, iss QnWns Thst Does Met
and Odessa Mungo, aecante o( it* tonic and laxat
fc-ollo T!VKBROMOQCININ4L bat
oy h alle w ore mor- Juinine and doe* not tau*e
I the village Sunday, f'"*1"" head. RemeSiWr t
^ * fu* l^r tiie utraature ol l{. '
r pKfiWS*
FRIDAY. APsitL 13,
FPADT1V
LU1 i~ll\ 1 11
Place To Shop After i
gs More Hats?
women who want a "certain kind of 1
ence. Broad flat sailors with straight
that are trying their hardest to be "fl<
jlack lisere, with ribbon and burnt ft
as to gratify every desire.
Range $2.50 to $25.00
additional charm to the 1
juses for $1.95 to $7.50.
most important garment, the silk bio
I
HERE ARE
de Chine blouses, blouses of novelty s
be in vogue this Spring?.China blue,
is, effective lace trimmings.
? as the delicate creations themselves
DRESSES
For Girls.
All things being equal, this
spring stock of dresses for girls
reaches, we think, the top-notch
r.f i
ui picpciicuness, ior it covers tne
widest possible range of requirements
in distinctive models of
dependable workmanship.
The grace of good taste is in
them and the charm of youth is
there in the attractive new lines
and novel touches which are featured
strongly throughout. Not
fanciful or freaky but novel,
new, charming. Will you come
and see them?
IX)XIM>X. IiKTTIXCi IX>\V.\ THK II.
m1 Lustily by Loss Rigid (Junlitirut ions II
for Kiilistmcnt.
'he American Richmond, Va., April 10.y
beside tlio telegraphic instructions from
ations in the ington the local army recruit
soldiers and ;lion today announced that les
icted by the qualifications would be requ
The prescn- enlistment, it was announc
tiade by Mrs. recruits would be accepted.
wit; 01 mi' iess or minor pnysioal defer
in the pres- minimum weight would 1
r of London, pounds, and maximum age 1
Dunn; Sir years,
eiiicoe, I>ady Negroes will be accepted fr
mbly of sol- on for certain cavalry and
> gave three organizations. Eight or ten
id Stripes. daily have been inquiring at
chances for enlistment.
'S ARMY.
red in Mar- Wild. BEAR FAMOUS NA
Hces. ___
?Obstacles Cruisers Now Building to
e way of the Historic Christening.
5 license bubeginnlng
of Washington, April 10.?Ni
i number of historical naval vessels toda
ached an un- given to the five battle cruisei
iserving that built for the navy. They will
Icants yester- ed the Saratoga, Constellatio
age, County stitution, Ranger and Lexin;
ed bis emer- ter the famous frigates of t
erks, leaving American navy,
r.
was to place "
JZlue II RUB OUT PA
you going to 11 with good oil liniment.
I II the sure (ft W?v In ??nn
I ^ rubking linim<
"wMch ^ UIIOT k I
L?TT,% lYIUu I AI
-"""iLINIMEl
I. that child |> Good for the Aliments <
ht ba a bawl Horaea, Mules, Cattle,
Qood for your oion A cK
. Pains, Rheumatism, Spi
tve effec. I.AXA- CuU, Bumi, Etc.
nVr^n^"? 25c. 50c. $1. At .11 pe?
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1917. |
/IENT ST
Ml
The Vog
hat" this season. Truly pW
, drooping and upturned **** * *
awer-gardens"; and tail- Ac-curate
ather aigrettes present !ulvancc(i Fasi
cl 1 V? cl> |J1*M11UL
ing of Tailorec
ticular women
# thorn. Models
Suits for Spring. ***** fa ri.tc
r ? preme. Their
puted.
use is the most import- ^ hilc the r
clever the prie
pleasing?notl
ilks and others. Found ded for the "e
gold, maize, tan orchid. n<) (letau ot (iu
has been sligh
. The store always was
spring Hosiery?new for the season,
dress. The various lines all have di
propriato for the desired occasion.
The showing is superb. Ever our own
been more than realized, and we believe
.^Me to $2.00 with many fair prices ii
\11S. 1$II>S (>\ Kt'HM Alt INKS
to nr. opi:\f.i> todav
iequired | Washington^ April 10. llids for
thirty-eight submarines of the 800?Under
ton type will be opened tomorrow at
i Wash- the navy department. Plans have
ing sta- ^ been laid to build a number of the
s severe , new craft at the Portsmouth, N. 11.,
ired for-navy yard.
ed that
regard*
ts; that Value of Peanuts.
be 120 A doctor is quoted as saying that
injit 40 a handful of peanuts eaten before retiring
will quiet tho nerves of the
stomach. The same authority also
om now clairRs that a few peanuts f.aten after .
infantry each m<>al wlll ai<i tho digestion, pronegroes
Vlded they are freshly roasted. I
iout the ??
Prof. Hertzog F
MF.s. 9
Receive M lltv A I
(:o:
vines of !>* Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin an Ideal I
lv were Remedv for Con*tination.
8 being jn eVery family there is more or
be call- i6B8 occasion for a laxative remedy,
n, Con- n iB t0 meet this need that Dr. Cald>t?n
af- well's Syrup Pepsin is prepared, and
he first that this combination of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin fulfills its putpose
Is proven by its place in thousands
of American homes.
^ | Prof. P. J. C. Hertzog, the well
ll^l t known linguist, 2341 North Orlanna
St., Philadelphia, Pa., wrote to Dr.
["Hat's Caldwell that he has used Dr. Oaldthem.
well's Syrup Pepsin in his household
ent is with excellent results and that he
h'8 family consider it indeed a
LH H (rind in need, and always keep a
RB bottle of it on hand.
I Constipation is the direot cause of '
_ much serious illness and is a condlLl
tion that should never be neglected, i
58 I Harsh cathartics and violent purga- <
m I tlves should never be employed to i
5y c relieve constipation, because the very i
?jc violence of their action shocks the (
entire system. A mild laxative, such i
w. as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is far I
rains, preferable, being mild and gentle in i
its action, without griping or other <
iler*. Pa,n or discomfort; its freedom from I
all opiate or narcotic drugs makes I
^
^ jy
UKE
\ue as AcceptSpring
Suits
<pressions of the most
hion ideas and ideals
>us in this early show1
Suits as the most parwould
want to have
> that will be acknowl's
for Spring, reign su"personality"
is undislodcs
are exceptionally
e range is exceptionally
ling extra has been adxtra-style."
And withal
lality and workmanship
ted in the making.
$8.50 to $40
for sports and for j
istinctive features ap- j J
keen expectations have I3
that yours will, too. j
1 between. ;
Describing the Callers.
We had a friend, his wife and hi*
mother-in-law tall on us. My hua-r,
band was upstairs dressing. When our
little son went upstairs his father
asked him who had called and he replied:
"A papa and two mammas."?
Chicago Tribune.
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure Rheumatism, Neil--*
ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic 1
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Eczema,
etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
used inte-mall" or externally. 25c
*raises
1
erfect Laxative
t an Ideal remedv for
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep?1n is sold
n drug stores everywhere for fifty
?ents a bottle. To avoid imitations t
ind ineffective substitutes be sure to f
set Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. 8ee
that a facsimile of Dr. well's aidnature
and his portrait appear
the yellow carton in which the bottle
Is packed. A trial bottle, free of'
jharge, can be obtained by writing
to Dr W. B. Caldwell, 456 Washing;
ton 9L, Montlcello, Illinois. Jp
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