The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 02, 1917, Page 3, Image 3
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New Styles In
Suits For Fall
Many of them have jackets
that are only sufficiently long
enough to reach to a little above
the knees; many others to a little
above the knees; many oth
i._ _ Kill, l- -1 n '
its lu a mlie Deiow. oomc, nowever,
are of uneven lengths be- /
ing shorter in front than at the ^
sides and back. The skirts are ^
designed to conform to them, being
simple instead of elaborate
in design in order to offset the
cumberouseness which elaborateness
would encounter when
worn with the long coats. In the
larger sizes they have a tendency
to outline the figure; in the
smaller loose straight line effects
predominate. Materials
most popularly used are velours, ^?"""
Broadcloths, Serges, etc. The
smartest of the earliest styles
we are now showing. Come see
them.
Priced $10.00 to
Beauty and Charm In '
?
trun called our 11
She could not r<
several because
al ill styie and tri
and crepe de chi
than usual but t]
lies in their new
quality of the embroideries and ne<
voile and organdy waists are effect:
with touches of pretty embroideries ;
make them just the waists to wear
tailored suits.. See them today wh
4-.. 1 ,1 i -i. -
i ui si^ico aiiu ?iz.c? are cuiupieLe.
|| Priced $1.00 to $7.1
CAMPAIGN IN DAKDANEDIiKM. "blue heads" or i
shells, of which 17
(Sunset, March 18, 1915, Saw Allies Anadolu Hamldieh i
Within 147 Hounds of the Most Ilumeli 'Madpldieh,
Striking Naval History. Kllld-ll-Hahr works.
Rltuiard'^^pillane in Commerce and he says, that in th
Finance. Turks that day r
It was Winston Churchhill who shells of this type
conceived and, as first lord of the teries had registerf
admiralty, ordered the attack on the dozen hits, only acch
Dardanelles. It was the failure of brought many loss*
that attack, one of the most disas-1 "eets from the 27 t
trous In British history, that forced ito the Turks and Gei
his retirement. That the Idea was , The allies had suf
brilliant no one whose judgment Is i that day of March 1
worth anything will deny. That the j Irresistible and 0<
method employed was poor is ac- sunk and the Qi
cepted. Had the allied fleets been Gaulois, Inflexible
able to force the Dardanelles the Hne ships put out ol
power of Turkey would have been arily. Mr. Schrelnei
destroyed, Bulgaria could have "'But the allies stl
played no such part as she has play- for another attack
?d, the whole Balkan peninsula line of various
would have been In the control of types. Eleven of th
the British and the French, and pated in the attack
Austria would have been wide open Dardanelles. Six t
to attack from the south. Had the the Island of Tenedc
Dardanelles been forced the war the allied fleet had
would have been over lone various types and 1(
ago. Instead we have had as torpedo boats, coui
a cnnafiniiBncfi of the Dardanelles i uolo a f 4 h nan oluua
tragedy the destruction of Ser- visible from my p
via, the disbursement of Roumanla, tlon. There Is no dc
the Mesopotamia tragedy, the Sul- |ber cf other vessel*
va Ray horror and the Salonika for a second general
fl HPH t
"Knowing what tti
And now, from a source compe- ,Jed fleel wftfl the T
tent to speak by the card, we have rnftn offlcefs wflre
full confirmation of the oft repeated bombftrdmen wou|d
hints that only overcautlousness of tho foI|owlnR day ,
the attacking force prevented the fhat n|Rht , hftd occ
Dardanelles expedition from being a Fort Trhpmenllk
huccm. the meet .trlkln* mef a 0arman
In naval history. under the Influence <
The confirmation comes from ,8hment Port Ana
Oeorge A. Schreiner. who was Asso- had durlnR
elated Press correspondent stationed ed hjm whRt
at Constantinople and who had been
a captain of artillery In the Boer " 'All I can say Is
army. He says that when sun set longings tonight ai
on March 18. 1916. the Turkish daybreak to take t<
lotteries had only 2? rounds of us," he said. 'We 1
THE UANCASTElt NE
.aster Di
The Best I
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yp^Tm r1 intf y?u
II ditions
mated.
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rfe V/ ) ^ Ther(
-1^# our
?H" test oui
M merchai
today.
$50.00. || purchai
These The
Yaists
s what one pa- '
ew fall waists. outhttw
ssist choosing eoats i
they were so styles a
ive?so origin- vl s
(litre ron
mining concep- w????
s of georgette Wh'w
me are plainer s ?
heir distinction newlea
collars and the f . *
cdlework. The avored
ively decorated ll,ioI!.ai
and laces wliich <'ieatior
with the new "nd
ile assortments 1(
and see
SO. || Pi
armor piercing enough to hold them hi
were In Fort maybe?If they press
ind ten In Fort hour.'
one of the "Dense gloom lay o
Considering, headquarters when abc
e firing hy the j went there to 'get
nore than 300 censored. I asked Maj
from these bat. what the outlook was.
id only half n "'For today good; f
lent, could have no so good!' he said en
ss to the allied "Merten Pasha, who
'hells remaining 8ence of the regular
mans. .kind enough to look c
Tered heavily on patch, said:
8. The Bouvet. ? <We are hop|ng fo,
:ean had been am thankful this shack
leen Elizabeth, jng , ,,
and two other
.. . The Turkish govei
! action tempor- ,
made all preparations f<
.9ayW. .. Asia. With the captun
?1 n,<1 ter Dardanelles Consta
17 ships of the doomed were
predreadnought |h(i Central Dardane,
iOae had partlcl- bowItaera had baen p,
on the Outher y, wa>
tthara lay near Kra,p c( a?,e^
>s. In addition.
14 cruisers of But the fleet" (1,d n
5 destroyers and the attark on March 1!
iting only .ves- after or the after
es which were fu" week the fleet8 rom
ost of observa- Not until J
>ubt that a num- th* a,,,ea' with the a,d
, were available ?P?<"tlonary landing t,
I attac^ half hearted boinbardn
then the Turks had no
le size of the al- their stock of armor pi
urklnh and Ger- jn fact, they did not g<
Bure that the pi|eg until the autumn <
be continued on the Hermann overran
darch 19. I*ate opened their lines of
anion to go Into tlon through that count
On the way I Mr. Schrelner ascrlfc
r. He wan still tancy of the fleet co
>f the cruel pun- misinformation. Agent
dolu Hamldleh ||es jn Bucharest had i
the day. 1 ask- Roumania was permlttl
ons were. sit of heavy ammun
, "Pack your bo- Turk" wh< ,, ln ,act' "
nd bo ready at IrU,"d to ?? lhroujh
o the hills with There you are.
iave ammunition A^man of superb coui
:WB TUESDAY, OCT. 2, 1917.
epartment I
?lace To Shop After All.
jg~p^JLJ x. iyi ;
EM IN SHOPPING?WHY ^
3U read the signs of the JUKEkft
surely you can appreciate
>ent necessity for exercising ,
itest of care in the spending
shopping allowance. flnK&Bl
the important part played by ^^HRBAu
illy conducted store in helpto
meet the strenuous conof
now cannot be underestiill
Help You to Systematize
Your Shopping. ^BBflRHnVitro
i's but one way of proving
ity to help you and that is to -
r perfect service and quality JI 1/
ndise from all p oints of view T
Concentrate all your buying 0^*" J
store and attain increased ,
ling power for your money. rjrj
New Coats and Dresses T'L
For Children. 1"
is an appropriate time to start Do
itf the children in their new vonr
md dresses for fall, because t}H? (>
re now pretty well defined. w-jj ,
are cut in two sections using ?...
t panel and pleating effects;
tie large medium sized collars, unpr<
cuffs, odd cut sleeves, belts and s
aisted effects are the popular mark
tures. attaii
imple one-piece dress will be sired
for school wear. The after" large
id party frocks are charming mailt
is with their dainty trimmings UUI." (
1 make instant appeal to the .
f every young girl.
1 may we expect you to come Medi
these? a P?1
iced $1.50 to $7.50 Pric
lck an hour.! ing would have taken rank with Nel- AXO"
us. half an son on that 19th of March and the
history of the world would have
ver general been changed, perhaps, for the *
>ut midnight world probably would be at peace
my dispatch today instead of as it Is. Lon<
or Schneider Grant said that non$ of his ear- Planes
ly tights he was dreadfully afraid as
or tomorrow his losses had been considerable ami them
igmatlcally. the enemy seemed to have suffered but fai
, in the ab- less, but when he was most fearful or (lani
censor, was he ordered an attack all along the The
>ver my dis- line. He won. Later he discovered Marsha
that the opposing commander had aerial
the best. I been frightfully afraid of him. lows:
Is still stand- Thereafter the general acted on the "Hex
(presupmtion that the enemy had southes
rnment had troubles of which Grant had no evenln;
or night into knowledge therefore the thing to do ^ at
e of the Ou_ waB 10 ??? striae nara. Suffolk
ntinople was + "Thf
no mines In All you who have torpid liver, not ve
lies and no weak digestion or constipated bow- them
ssed for de- els look out for chills. The season failed 1
within the is here and the air is full of disease ,,Boi
germs. The best thing to do Is to folk, E
ot return to get your liver in good condition and reKardl
& or the day purify the stomach and bowels, b^n n
that. For a HERRINE is the right remedy. It
ained off the answers the purposes completely.
Vprll 25 did Price 50c. Sold by all dealers lri laflUed
of the first medicine. cover 1
, _ ed tw<
Dree, make a
,, sounds
lent. Even kike DESTROYS BARRACKS bombs
t replenished '
h 11 ident I
frcng s e s. ^ ^ investigation at Camp been 1
et these sup>f
1915 when 1>,x ln J<,rae>r areaServia
and Wrlghtsboro, N. J., Sept. 28.?
eommunlca- theviess -..nJ? . . . .oN ackedo at Cai
ry. One of the barracks of the national That
?es the heal- army cantonment at Camp Dix was Thoma
mmanders to destroyed by fire early today. The directh
is of the al- building was occupied by forty men SI>OPF
reported that nf the 210th infantry, from north- feed a
Ing the tran- ern New York, who escaped without water
itlon to the injury although the flames spread Then e
one was per- rapidly. See fu
A rigid Investigation to deter- money
mine the origin of the fire was fled.?
rage and dar- begun. I 1
Stores |
rate Coats For
Are Designed Up<
"' jMtk. Straight 1
This tends to giv
pearance, loose and
t>charmingly dressy a
pecially is this true <
j^jn, I e(* upon these lines
V \ general utility wear,
3r \ m(>re dressy types,
f 7*T\ \ ternoon and evenin;
r HP ytj slightly from the strj
zl || to the introduction c
VJf jrv at the sides or throuj
\j tVpv of the barrel effect.
? \ r \ fects in the form o
t ? I i-\ out the general beau
,li J *?-\ in a way that is c
II 4-*:a mirable1\)>
r> fife?*
\ The materials whi
l^r extensively used in t
j^f , broadcloths, soft woo
gabardines and trico
/Ll . - inspection of those 1
invited.
ced $3.50 to $50.1
_ hi-- . r> . i
e new corsets t
n't overlook the fact that
corset has much to do with
flfect your new fall apparel
i?ive. If the lines and the
g qualities are good it will
>ve the appearance of your
uit, dress or coat to a real)
le degree. To help you
ti the appearance most de,
we are displaying a very
assortment of corsets in
r styles, and the experts in
sorset department will sec
that you are properly fitted
j l I *
v u in' liHiiviauai moaei.
unis, slenders and stouts in
nilar range of prices.
ed $1.00 to $10.00.
rilKIt ItAID ON ENGLAND 'IEN IU'1
i Aeronauts .Fail to Keach i. Give
City of I/ondon. er small.
Ion, Sept. 28?Hostile air-1 " ^
attacked the . coast j orythlng
land this evening. A few of | *. A P1
attempted to reach London. I orything
led. No reports of casualties I * ^?ov<
wage has been received. i that you
official report issued by Field (*? or '
il French. In charge of the ^ev<
defense of great Ilritain, fol- Var(' Slin
6. Let
ance if it
stile airplanes attacked the j each
istern coast of England this oarniap. ?
;. The raiders were report- 7 Mak
various points along coast in gat^erlnK
. Essex and Kent. agreeable
s majority of the raiders did g pjar
nture far inland. A few of jaHy the
headed toward Londm. but g Pro1
to roach the metropolis. for the 1<
nbs were dropped in Suf- and no p
ssex and Kent, but no reports 10. Coi
Ing casualty or damage have work, pit
aceiveu as yet." Jnership;
n the air raid warning was much as
in London.everybody took to nienta' al
n the usual way. They wait- 6've farm
> hours without hearing the ?
of a defensive gun or the a chile
of a raider, and It became ev- bust wl
that the German airmen had away its
leaded off from the London a chance
must b<
+ WHITE'S
neless Results in Failure. guaiantei
it also pn
is why we say "Feed R. A. thy vlffQ
s* Hog Powder according to ' ' . ...
ins." DO NOT FEED IT medlcln0j
Y, but mix it with ground
nd moisten with Just enough
to make a crumbly mass.
>ach hog gets a beneficial dose. A ****
11 directions on package. Your
back If you are not satis- ?y?
AdT* dreams,
[jancaater Mercantile Co. but mldd
ST.7T ? ??'
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Fall
an Long and
Lines.
e them an apflowing,
but
ind stylish; esof
coats designfor
street and
Some of the
howeer, for afg
wear depart
aight line owing
>f low draperies 1
?h modifications
Many novel eff
help to bring
ty of their lines
aptivatingly adch
will be most
heir making are
>1 velours, serges
tines. An early
ive have here is
)0.
C?8'/
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,KS FOR FARM
HOME MANAGEMENT
everyone a duty, howevand
expect it to be done.
ay for everything and evil
its day.
ace for everything and evin
its place.
?r spend energy on work
can get home conveniences
eliminate.
?r consider any effort toitation
wasted,
every child have an allowIs
but a penny a week, or,
one have some means of
noney.
e the table the family
place where nothing dis_
shall be spoken,
i the work ahead, eepecmeals.
Hde intellectual stimulus
dsure hours. All work
lay makes Jack a dull boy.
asider the home In its
ty and possessions a partthe
baby owning It as
the fftthpr Tt choniraa >>?
ttttude for pood.?Propresler.
i can't pet stronp and rolile
intestinal worms eat
vitality. To pive the child
s to grow those parasites
? destroyed and expelled.
I CREA.M VERMIFUGE Is
*d to remove the worms;
its the vital organs in healrous
condition. Price 26c
e. Sold by all dealers In
i.
Only Dine.
t artist was once describing
lence which in so many cases
j unfold the middle period of
he sold, "old men dream
and young men see visions,
le-nged men only dine."
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