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THE LANCASTER NEWS F1 ancaster Dep Best Place 1 ^ The Fall Vogue OP ^ ^ ^ = Jk FAIR PRICE. In setting a price on a of merchandise for sale the things to be taken into consit manufacturer has to sell his price which will cover his < business and leave a profit, in turn must set a price whit initial cost of the merchandise business and leave a legitim; profit. Original purchase seasonableness and a fair pro therefore the items which de selling price. Whether the p not Is up to the fairness of with whom you trade althouj; is a big safeguard to the pub chants are mercenary. This store only wants a lej ?therefore our prices are rei We invite comparison at all our prices protect our custoi and see. (\ -/.'An" P^ SC ' r.-A. v X We Take Great Pleasu The New J I For Fall and \ | They are in the weave extensively and popular! I new garments for fall an We were fortunate in few months ago when pi suit there's a snug savin yard you purchase here. They include pretty hi velour serges, gabardine Jjj worsteds, novelties in n ill skirtings, etc., in c Jll akisortmonts. MEXICAN CONSUL loca RAVES AT DRAFT Pidil j righ Claims Many Mexicans llave liecn c<>ni Illegally Drafted and Are Hid- Vill, n acte lng In New York. |{ New York, Oct. 1.?More than of t 100 Mexicans have been illegally J 4(, drafted for service in the National ^ ' Army by hoards In this city and. (|Jat many subjects of Mexico are being secreted here to prevent their arrest by military authorities, accord- . 6 by I lng to Juan T. Burns, Mexican conpoet ul general, who declared tonight (o ( that he would "go to any extreme to , . with protect the rights of Mexicans residing here." 8 a ' V n AtL'ln ? V* I a r\ ffl o i n I a+ntiio nt ATM- "1 I\liwn Iiif^ IIIO wiiimhi ntni UD, 111 vtai hers of a local draft board have cer- nal tided for service Vice Cqnsul Jesus an i Martinez, the consul general stated, this He said he did not know Vhat his affe< country proposed doing through lien diplomatic channels In reference to feign the Impression of Mexican subjects ?? a Into the service of the United States rem hut declared he felt obliged to pro- asld test against "this arbitrary action 'or committed In a most absurd way." <o 1 Mr. Burns stated that numbers erea * of Mexicans have heen sent to their betw native country because of the "persecutlon of their countrymen here the In the administration of the draft (pres law.' Thu "Mexican ^citizens have been for_ of 3 ced Into the army here without re- bay< gard to their nationality," said Mr. 8'nci Burns. "The men In charge of the Pe?I L ?he merchant j I jl \ ^ fit margin are J\ ^ r ?' / : ttermine retail Jtj i [ rice is fair or i ~J I t I the merchant I ^JT~^ 4 I Jry-J rh competition TOT ~T (IT lie where mer- V \ v gfitimate profit }jr X3 markably fair. times, because ^ ners. Try us $6.50 f H There is 110 i ? !) need a new suii i\T?AT cry man in tow /iJp VrI styles we have Mlj Perfect tittin r ' /ij) rJk r J.* U terned woolens. 44business,y an< Priced $ Lre in Introducing to You Dress Goods new Vinter, 19171918. ( ss and colors which will be Tulp~* * y used in the making of the IrJcff id winter. The woath(>r placing orders for theni a Th t , th< ices were low and as a re- labol' ()*f . g awaiting you on every Colne in inen , , , They are the si roaacloths, vclour effects, shown in scvoi s, plain and unfinished plo lixtures and solid colors. ompleto and widely varied I Priced $. 1 draft boards show such stu- TEUTON'S LOSE TWO PLANES ty and such Ignorance of the ts of inen that they can only be Driven Down By British Partis a, pared to the savage hordes of They Bald Belgium, i In our Internal struggle, who London, Oct. 1.?Two hostih d without consideration either machines were destroyed and tw< mman rights or the le?ral rights ... - -? -? * - - ~? - uiutsrs unven uown Dy nriusn ai he citizens. patrols, says an official announce rhe climax of this abnormal sit- ment made today, recounting bomb on is the lack of responsibility rald? over Belgium Saturda; the boards assume when they night, and air combats that result mit such unjustifiable attempts. ed from patrol activities. Thi case has been more astonishing statement reads: Ihelr intention, against all res- "During Saturday night bombini for soverelgntyof the nations, rald? werp made by naval air craf ecruit even consular agents ovpr the following objectives: Thi i full knowledge of the latter's lock *at?9 at Zebrugge. the St. Den j8- is Westrem airdome, the Thourou airdome and the Bruglolse work [ can not realize what is the fl- and tra)nB Severa, tf)ns of bomb aim of these boards in forming were dropped w|th Rood rPflults , army of foreigners to fight for |aw flrfi bft,nK thg gf country, for which they have no DenJg Westrpm alrdoinp> :tion, nor has this country any ..I)urlnK patro, 8Pveral aPrla on them unles to create a for- romhat8 occurred. with the resul legion, as in France, but that ,hat tWf) enemy alrplaneg were dp body of volunteers. The fact Bfroyed ftnd onp drJven down c(>m ftJn.M thAQA hnor<la ATA noaflnor - pletely out of control. A Cotha alsi a human rlghta, the very thing WM dr|vpn down ftnd J( .R thnuRh which the United States la said fo hftVft brpn damaf?ed ,e aent to fight for. Such acta ..A? our machine9 returnecl safe te a feeling of deep animoaltv j ,, een the two countrlea, Rowing " seeds of hatred and revenge in hearts of Mexicans, who Are at ent cruelly and roughly treated. s la destroying the long work Thto to a procriptioo pwpmd MptefaH; rears In which both countrlea *?r MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER , been .ry,n* hear.l.y for thej are frlendahlp between their return. ' It act* on the liver better thai >les." . Calomel end doce not gripe or aicken. 25 31DAY, OCT. 5, 1917. artment Stoi ro Shop After All. in Women's Dresses Common sense with pleasing taste are combined to a rare degree by the most popular designers in the new fall dresses for women. For street, afternoon and evening wear the popular straight line silhouette will dominate. Variety is given the new gowns by introniinnifr innnv rnrtnc nP <1 ii ... .* ??*! 1"| UM Wl ' I I (< jM l^\ >> 111' 11 (I L L" sn arranged tliat tin* straight line of the silhouette is still retained. New pleasing effects, pai#'l draperies, choker collars and set in sleeve?but we couldn't begin to tell ^ you all?you must come and see them to h fully appreciate the exquisite taste and <1 charm these dresses possess. Note these ^ most reasonable prices, too. ^ 1 to $35.00. | f I T ! ^ ana lauoring in Uur 1VU t nan in town who docs not t for this new season. Kv11 is invited to see tho new just received. c g garments. In nifty patColors that are full of 1 just what real men want ^ lein t?idav. They are worth "jf'9.50 to $25.00. FALL IDEAS IN s Topcoats "& calls for heavier clothes. I rities have placed their ^ \y /'ill via al on these new top coats. ^ !j| and tfive them your "O.K.'' y nippiest top coats we have for ? ral seasons?fairly priced, j 12.50 to $30.00. 1 CLAN'S IN) EXTEND I particularly in its refusal PltF.SIDKN'T'S POWER him in any of his legis , jtions or of intruding pa President .Expresses .Appreciation '"n or Personal politics < 8 Over Cienerous Course Con- essary measures. The 1 8 Kress Has Shown. satisfied with our war si r T,r w. ^ ii ?ur readiness for actio; 1 Washington, Oct. 1.?After a call ? ,, , . .. ...... .. . . . full confidence in Ameri at the White House today, Senator ... ... , , everywhere. Lewis, said he would propose paa^ j sage of a bill Riving the President * iu11 power to do anything during Neuralgia of the fac< e the forthcoming recess of Congress hands, or feet requires that may he called for by any sud- remedy that will penetra den emergency.. BALLARDS SNOW LIN1 1 "I told the President," said the sesses that power. Rubb< B Senator, "that we could get the war the pain Is felt Is all th revenue bill passed finally this week sary to relieve suffering * pass the soldiers insurance bill next normal conditions. Pri( 3 week and adjourn by the end of and $1.00 per bottle. 3 the following week. The president dealers in medicine. 1 is anxious that the insurance bill " pass, that the families of the sol-j NOW DICTATOR 1 diers can have security and the sol 1 diers have peace of mind. Bandit Declares Himself 1 "I think it would be wisdom for Rosario RistrU Congress to pass a law giving the "El Paso, Texas, Oct. ! " President full power to do anything Co Villa, leading a hand ' during the recess of congress that lowers, swept down fro { may be called for by any sudden rango mountains last we emergency whether from Internal- tured the town of Rosarl ional complications or by homo according to an empl price-fixing of commodities for war American corporation necessities. This would prevent there, who arrived here calling Congress before the regular He said Villa had de December meeting, and also give self supreme dictator j Immediate legality to any action, trlct surrounding Rosari . however unexpected. ulated the price of fooi ? "The President expressed himself led taxes and seized a B as deeply appreciative of the gener- wheat for distribution e ous coiirse of Congress toward him, poor. 3 ~ ^' es |?| \ Ism j li^T Lovely New Boots Price $7.50. We have in stock a complete liowing of beautiful early fall u-e boots. Kid vamp with cloth uarters and covered Louis icels, exactly as pictured above, n light grey, dark grey and lack, cloth and kid colored to larmonize. The cloth quarter :eeps down the price, otherwise r would be $12 or $15. m's Suits. -Sl \ c, . ' ' "V \s>K \ ! <>V #/\ '^maM I to hamper WOl'IJ) SHOOT THEM DOWN lative func it\ opposlt tju<|jje Koh'rs to DaFollette and igainst nec'resldent la His Cl,t?ue' tuation ana Houston, Tex., Oct. 1.?Judge n, and has Walter It. Burns, of the United (an success gta(es District Court, In charging the federal grand jury at the beginning of the October term today, afj, shoulder, ter calling by names Senators a powerful stone of Ml390uri: Gore. of Oklate the flesh. j,oma an(j L?aPollette, of Wisconsin, MENT pos- ^ld; sd In where at is neces- "If 1 had a wlsh 1 would that y?u and restore men ^ad Jurisdiction to return bills ,p 0j-c of Indictment against these men. Sold by aii|They OURht to be trled promptly and rairiy. ana I believe this court could administer the law fairly, but I have a conviction as strong as life that ylliliA. thfa country should stand them up against an adobe wall tomorrow and Supreme In gjve them what they deserve." t. ___________________________ I.?Francisof his fol >m the Du ek and cap ! PROFESSIONAL CARDS o, Durango, lovee of operating | DR. J. REECE FUNDKRBURK, i today.. | Dental Surgeon, dared him- Office Hours: of the dis- 8:30 to 12:30 A. M. o, had reg_ 2:00 to 6:00 P. M. rlstuffa, lev- And by Appointment, quantity of Office, 160. among the Residence, 16. Office over B. C. Hough.