The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 02, 1917, Page 8, Image 8
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FALL AND WINTER G(
ON SAl
AT POLIAKOFFS
DRY GOODS
Fine Poplin Cloth at 25c Yj
Good Serge, black and blue at. .49c, 75c and
Outings, Dark and Light Colors.
Dress and Apron Ginghams at 10c, :
Fancy Silks at 98<
nr?.,wio 1
vivaai x taiuo at IVt,
Suitings at 17 l-2c,
Percals at 10c, 17 ]
White Homespun at
Fine Quality Broadcloth at
Pants Cloth
CLOTHING! CLOTHIP
OUR CLOTHING LINE IS LARGER THAI
GOOD AND CHEAP.
Men's Cashmere and Kersey Suits at
Men's Serge Suits at $9.98 and i
I Men's Worsted Suits at $9.98 and i
Men's Pants at $1.25, $1.98, $2.98, $4.50 and
Boys' Suits, Serges, 8 to 20, at $1.98, $2.48,
$8.50.
Boys' Pants, 6 to 20. at . . I9c, 75c, 98c $1.98
BOYS' OVERCOATS AND MACK I!
Sizes 6 to 20, price $1.98. Si
MEN'S OVERCOATS AND MACK I
! At $2.49, $3.98, $6.98 U|
Men's Odd Coats $2.49 and
Men's, Ladies' and Children's Raincoats.
SOLID LEATHER SHC
We are still in the lead to furnish your wl
j with solid Leather Shoes at prices cheap as e
..Men's and Ladies' Heavy Work Shoes at$
$3.98 up to $5.50.
=? Men's Dress Shoes at $2.98. $3.98 up to $6.5
Ladies' Dress Stines tnn L-i/1 .
patent leather at SI.PS, $2.98. 82.98 up to $6.."
I Joys' and Children's Shoes, all sizes.
HATS AND CAPS
Men's and Boys' Hats 50c, 98c, J? 1.19, $2.98 ii
Caps 25c, 50c up to $1.00.
LADIES' READY-TO-W1
All Wool Serge and Poplin Skirts at $2.9$
to $6.50.
Ladies' Suits, Serge and Poplin at $8.50, $12
to $18.00.
Children's Dresses 29c, 19c up to $1.00.
Ladies' Waists 69c. 98c up to $1.98.
ijj Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats and S
at $1.19, $1.98, $2. 98. $2.98, $1.98 up to $18.
Ladies'. Misses and Children's Hats and C;
98c, $1.49, $2.98, $3.98 up to $6.50.
FURNISHING GOOD!
Ladies', Gents' and Children's Underwear,
Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Etc.
There are many more good bargains in oui
VOII I hiin \VP h:ivp munt i?nn/l On -
!. ? v .... ? v i/u jruui II <11
store and vou will he convinced.
M. Poliakc
NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER
AMERICAN'S l lt<.I-:I> , The fno<l adminJ
NOT TO WASTE FOOI>ihouse to ,lousp oan'
try's homes to acr
rolment of househo
Pood Administrator Says Food Conservation
is Duty of Necessity
and Honor. COTTON CONIHTK
Washington, Sept. 29.?A ro_ 04.A PH
iiewed appeal to the American poo
pie to unite in food conservation was s?"?c\vhat in Exce
made tonight by Herbert C. Hoover. Vcar Average o
the food administrator in an an- New York. Sept
nouncement setting aside the week ecntnge condition c
of October 21, and 29 for comDletion \ the season on ?n
of the campaign to enroll the ooun- September 22, as
try's housewives as volunteer mem- nearly 2,200 speciii
bers of the food administration. of this paper, was
Food, Mr. Hoover declares, will against 6!i.f. per ec
win the war. Its conservation is a or a deterioration
duty, he says, of necessity human!- the mouth. This Is
ty and honor. In the appeal Mr. cess of the ten-yea
Hoover says: points. The ten-;
"The week of October 21 to 29, condition is 66.8
has been selected for a nation-wide points above the
campaign to complete the enroll- September.,
ment of our forces in conservation The summary ta
of our food supply. low shows a heavy
"The harvest is now in hand, and 12.1 points in Okla
we can measure the world's food re- bama declined 9.7
sources. kansas 7 points. (
"This is a duty of necessity and fairly normal. T?
humanity and honor. of only 2 points,
"We are asking every househol- condition throughpi
rler, every hotel, restaurant and season.?The Joun
dealer in foodstuffs in the nation to
become a member of the food ad- Boil |cr MAK
ministration for conservation, and
to pledge themselves to follow, In
so far as circumstances permit, the Who ftlocke
suggestion that will be offered from Ntrlke (?
time to time as to measures of food- 3an Francisco,
savings. Hollermakers Uni
"I, therefore, appeal to the Hlocked the settle
churches and the Hfhnnla tnr linl' aaa - ?
vuu.. Ill JU.K'IU IIH'lHl in
Assistance in this crusade; to all the' cided today to acc
organizations for defense, local and a temporary agre
national; to all the agencies, com- allied unions. C
merclal, social and civic, that they ion of work tomo
join the administration in this work ment ship-buildtn;
. for the fundaments1 safetv o' *he was forecast tonlg
nation/* Trades' Council.
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THE LANCASTER N*
???[5] OFFICERS ARK REINSTAT1
8 Onlris From Charleston <?iv
Georgians Hark ConunaiKh
E| Macon, (3a., Sept. 30.?In a
ial order which reached the
today Brig. Gen. J. L. Hayden.
tnanding the 31st division at
Wheeler, announcement , is
???? that Col. Orvllle H. Hall,
Walter J. Preston and Capt. \\
Coburn have been relnstat
ctrd and Up their respective commands ii
up to $1.25 12 2nd infantry (Flffch Gergia
These officers were relie\
15c and up their commands on Septembei
: and $1.50 and have been virtually conflr
15 and up their regimental camp.
25c and up The order Is said to have be
L-2c and up sued at the direction of the D
10c and up ment of the Southeast in Chnr
98c following the visit of Col.
25c Healmick. the department insp
v^, a A secret inquiry was held h<
the efficiency board of which
N EVER. Walter A. Harris is chal
l,ieut. Col. Franklin M. Cochra
$8.49 1 been in command of the A
ip to 818.00 I regiment pending the outco:
ip to $18.50 I <he charges.
up to $0.50 1
$5.98 up to 2 KI.KVKN AUK KlhbKI)
AND 89 IN.II
up to $3.50
NAWS I Report of t'j initios in Air Km
; { ^ j l/ondon Satiirelay Night.
London, Sept. 3 0.?Lleven
^ ^|t> -jj sons were killed and eighty-tw
^ ^to $1*98 jured in last niglits air raid.
? " announced officially. The ma
damage was not great.*
)ES The follow g official r?>p<
the raid was given out today:
Idle f:imil\ "Latest reports show that
V?r. determined and simultaneous a
1.98. $2.49, was made upon London by
groups of raiders. Kach of
groups, wh'rh approached fron
ifllt: metal, Rl ferett directions, was broken \
'9. anti-aircraft guns and only tw
? three machines pentrated th
J fenses. Months wore dropped ii
northeastern and southeastern
ip to $4.00. tlii'ts. A fourth group of e
I machines whi< h attempted t<
I proaeh London Inter \va - drive
I none of the raiders penetrntim
i $.'{ 08 up I r ,1,or del'i-nses f)f the capital.
I liomhs were olso droped a
!.o0 and up I 1'ons places in Kent and Ksse:
T11K BIG GINS BOOMIXt
port ( Oilts ? Artillery is Active on Both !
50. (jl Says London,
tps at ->0c, London. Sept. 30.?The art
was active during the night on
^ sjdes in the battle area, says tli
ficial statement given out this t
ir>\\oa l., ^ ing. A concentration of Germa
Ifantry east of Polygon wood
dispersed. East of Loos a h
bombing attack was driven off.
captured a few prisoners as j
suit of patrol encounters soul
Lens.
PE\ KTKATK < Ell MAX LIN
Erencli Iteport Success on We
GornUlet.
Paris. Sept. 30.?Eollowin
^mmm?^ tiiis afternoon's official commu
tion:
stration plans a -There was verv active art
.ass of the conn- fiuhfjnp in lhp region of Pan
omplish the en- |[urjefojze an(j Crannone and
Iders. on r|ph( bank of the Meuse.
. repulsed an enemy east of Auh
We penetrated the German
, (.T sFPT 22 vvest ?' fornlllet and brought
"" war materials. On the rema
of the front the night was quie
ss of the Ten.
f 4.0 Points. ~
, 30.? The per- ANOTHER ITALIAN DKIV
>f cotton, last of
average date of ^'a,lorn? Takes Important Poi
estimated from aml MOtt Prisoners,
il correspondents Home, Sept. 30. In another
3 64.5 per cent, er'u' drive the Italians have ca
nt a month ago. ' the high ground to the sou
of 5.1 points for Pof,Iafa ?nd southeast of Mar
somewhat in ex- 'n Isonzo sector. Tlie o
i* average of 4 0 announcement of this succei
year average of ported the capture of 1,400
per cent, or 2.3 nerspercentage
for ?
I JOTTERS OF ADMINISTIiAl
ble presented be
' deterioration of STATK OF SOUTH CAROLIN.
homa, while Ala- County of Lancaster.
points and Ar- Ry J. K. Stewman, Judge of
Ither States were bate.
txas, with a loss Whereas C. Frank Clyburn
has been low in made suit to me to grant him
at the last of the ters of Administration de boni
lal of Commerce, of the estate and effects of i
Roberts, deceased.
Fits YIEI 1> These are, therefore, to cit<
admonish all and singular the
dred and creditors of the sal
d Settlement of ceased, that they be and appei
,;'e ,n- fore me, in the Court of Proba
Sept. 30.?The be held at Lancaster on Tin
on. which has October 16th, ,1917, next, after
ment of a strike llcation thereof, at 11 o'clock i
idea workers, de- forenoon, to show cause. If anj
ept the terma of have, why the said Administi
ement ratified by should not be granted,
omplete resumpt- Given under my hand, thl
rrow on govern- day of October Anno Domini
% contracts here J. E. STEWMAN
ht by the Iron Probate Jud
8&-2t_Tuesdav?.
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SCTTWM?'il l?H? ll ' ? . - -r
BWS TUESDAY, OCT. 2, 1
BD.
*
? tuo business notices
?.
spec- + '
public 5
com- Foh s.xi/K?Keenan pedigreed 1
Camp staple cotton Reed at $.1.00
made bushel f. o. b. Hartavllle. Flvi
Major more bushels 10 per cent off. '
fm. S. cotton Is selling from .15 to
ed In now. Check with order. J.
n the Parrott. Darlington. It. No. 1
> C. 89-:it-p<
ed of T
r 4th. FOIl HBNT?One seven r
led to house on Elm Street, wired
lights, running water, garden
ien Is. apple orchard. Also one tl
epart- room house. Apply R. J. \
leston wain. Phone 54. 89-2t-pi
E. A.
lector. WANTED?A good second h
>re by steam engine. 8 horse po1
Oeii. mounted. Must be in good co
rman. tion and a reasonable price,
n has want this engine to shred (
tlanta with. J. E. Craig, Lancaster
me of C- 89-lt-ni
WANTED?6.000 pounds m
salted hide, horse hides, also n
L'HFD bldc?. goat and sheep h d"r.
me before you sell. Capets (
then. Lancaster. S. C.
1,1 ?? 89_4t-np.
per- FOll KENT Four room cottage
ro in- Barr street. W. I*. Bennott.
it is 87-.1t-np.
terial
I AM STILL 111 VINO and will
>rt of for three more months all ki
scrap iron, brass, rags, rubl
11 copper and etc. Morris Schwa
Lancaster, S. C. 78-29tthree
these ,.OIl m:NT One Five Koom (
1 tape on North Main Stnet. Ap
'P ,,v to Mrs. Mary J. McDow, Lan<
? nl ter, S. C. 87-tf-nr
e deii
the
Foe to Waste.
iiemv ... . ....
"Are you n tramp? No, mum, .
' '*' n food conserver. Have you pit r
n ofi old food you don't want wasted?"
r t h e
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A Wond<
Shoes
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nstilo J
vi \
Verv special Ladies' 8KS
i " 1
cial
sl of Ladies' Gun Metal Lac<
Ladies' ' Shoes for every <
K ,s Priced
Inira" Ladies' Dress Shoes in
uiery u] any height heel,
tbon, L? idies' <L Kdwin Smitl
also ter, wear longer and for si
Wo
lines l' or fhe children. The wa
back I Priced
indor Complete satisfaction i
l- Co-operate with nature,
gnu metal, tan and patci
K Priced
.ition Infants' and
POW- >ptur
yi Loi
th pf
Ionia,
ifflrlal &
is re- IT
prlso- tt
noN. m
ProTo
select from and the h
, 1"h Ladies' All Wool Skirt;
s non A wonderful line of Se
iv. e. Priced
8 and ^?
' Come in and lei
* ?!:
.. ??- guuto in oiufc iui y\t(
Bsday, you buy or not.
' i>uh- nmsizjsizizizszssizizziszzz
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1917.
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917.
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rhip
bave
F.
i.s per ton c
00,11 M? matter how much c
for 1^1 old style hulls you alw
?ml car ton bv buvincr
tirep tmh
Rl)C?
W COTTO
is HUI
LINTI
,orn You pay more for the old
paying for about a pound o
of hulls.
You pay less for Buckeye
p for hulls. The lint is sold se
s. < Other Ac
' ) Buclce^ e Hulls are 100 per cent
roughage.
They do not contain lint which
has no food value.
*mi You get 2000 lbs. of real roughage
to the ton?not 1500.
a
R. S. Parkham, Greenville, Ga.,
"I feed about fifty cows and c
jn,x very successfully. I conside
and cheaper feed than the ol
Jor To secure the best results and to dere
thoroughly twelve hours before
wetting them down night and morning
n(l. this cannot be done, wet down at le
(|t?td hull, .trv it.. ..I. ? ?
'<>t- j Book of Mixe
ly Gives the right formula for every
South. Tells how much to feed f
tcning, for work. Describes Buck
using them properly. Send for yc
Dept. K The Buckeye (
Atlanta Birmingham CrMf
Amgutta CSarlotte J tic hi
[*IH V
",y J1
erful Stock
? To Select
"-U c'f! t
.1 \ S I ?
iucli Hoots, black kid tops \vi
[' and Button Shoes. Priced . .
lay wear, made up in a num1
gun metal, kid, tan and patent
Pribed
1 Shoes for Dress. Why?* Beca
tyle we will let you he the judge.
RED GOOSE SCHOOL SHC
y they are selling is all we neec
. .. $1.89, $2.25, $2
iwaits the children who clothes
Let the child's foot grow as it
it?all sizes'.
$2.48,
I Children's Shoes. Priced .. .
m ? - ? ? ?
mplete Line of Ladiei
est part about them is the way
a, in a number of beautiful style
rjjes and Poplins to select from
$3.48,
> V *
t us snow you many nundr
t. It is a great pleasun
^N-WALi
Sell It For Cash For Lesi
mmamaamm?mmmmmm?mmm?mm?mtm
I dollars * k
m roughage
>r little you are paying for
ays can save several dollars
MAM
\FYr
nsccd" ?
LLS \
LKSt
style hulls because you are
f lint to every three pounds
Hulls because you pay only
:parately.
Ivantages
Every pound goes farther.
They allow better assimilation
of other food.
No trash or dust. J
Sacked?easy to handle.
They mix well with other forage. 1
May*: <
alves and use Buckeye Hulls
r Buckeye Hulls as good feed
d style hulls."
lop the ensilage odor, wet the halls
feeding. It is easy to do this by
tor the nest feeding. If at any time
ast thirty minutes. If you prefer to >
uch by bulk as of old style hulls.
d Feeds Free
combination of feeds used in the J _ ;
or maintenance, for milk, for fateye
Hulls and gives directions for
iur copy to the nearest mill.
^otton Lfil Co. Dept. k
iwood LittU Rock Mamphia fH
on Macon Selma 1
of Ladies'J
From. I
i
<0 I
tli hijjh heel. Priced Spe- I
$3.50 I
$3,000, $3.25 and $3.48 I
bev of different weights. I
.$1.98, $2.48, $3.00 and $3.48 I
Well made on neat fitting 0
$3.48, $4.50 and $5.001
use they look better, tit bet-l
Priced $5.95, $6.50 and $7.50B
>ES.
1 to say about them.
.48, $2.98 and $3.48?all sizes?
their feet in Educator Shoes J I
; should. We have them iu9 <
$2.98, $3.48, $3.98 and $4.5o|
25c to $1.98 I I
>' Skirts . I [
1
we have priced them for lesaH
s at $2.48 and $2.9fl
in navv, black and satii^l
, $3.98, $4.50, $4.95 and $5.9|
eds of other Great Barflj
? to show you whetheK
:up cat