The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 12, 1917, Page 3, Image 3
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II to the
11 choose our new models; and our reputal
11 exclusive and distinctive millinery sty
II this territory.
11 The season's showing is larger and n
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1 tions, each one smartly trimmed in an
I manner that at once wins the approvi
I women.
JI Come see our present display of new
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('er al
II frn r buttoi
j| ing the different colors and shades poi
11 son. You reallv should sw thpso
jjl^ $3.50, $5.00 atii
STAPLE FOODS UNDER and that it is
(iOVERNMENT CONTROL ance that su
! exerted as w
President Will Sign Eevecutlve Or- inny he, the
der lU'quiring Distribution incident to ti
Under License. j Issuance ol
clamation has
Washington, Oct. 9.?Virtually all rounrement n
tho staple foods consumed by the ndministratior
American people will he put under faiences wit
government control November 1. trades and p
The food administration announced ers. Alread
tonight that within a few days Pres- onces have be
ident Wilson will issue an executive planned regu
order requiring that manufacturers tive methods
and distributors of some 20 funda- "The licen
mental foods operate under license food bill," tl
restrictions designed to prevent un- turned, "is li
reasonable profits and to stop specu- the channels
lation and hoarding. tween the fra
Regulations will be prescribed for and the retai
meat packers, cold storage houses, oept as it ext
millers, canners, elevators, grain tailers who c
dealers and wholesale dealers and of more than
retailers doing business of more "The food
than $100,000 annually in the com. 'toted about
modifies to be named. and their proi
"The prime purpose of the food "rime basis c
administration," the announcement :ts licensing
said, "Is to protect the patriot mod'tles and
against the slacker in business. It ticable e'imin
bas generally been recognized that f business in
the enormous obligation imposed on "It is the p
the American people to feed our sol ministration \
dlers at the front and the allies cie- 'n the comme
ates a disturbing factor in trade modifies and
which allows opportunity to a few cvnrd the co
to Impose burdens upon the many hrough the r
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KEEPYOURSHi
THE L J
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inctive Models In
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vomen are preparing an
lg new things for thei
's wardrobe pnd no on
receives as much though
re in its choice as?TH
for none are quite s
nportant.
5 with studied adherent
Fall Fashions that v,
lion for carrying the mo:
les is known throughoi
lore impressive than eve
nctive and becoming crej
individualistictly strikin
al of all correctly attire
hats.
men's High
For Fall
eight-inch upper wi
ry heel is made in a v
of models that are inde<
thing different" in st>
pment for women's f;
The quality and wor
lip are of the highest c
id they will wear to yo
ete satisfaction,
ive many lasts and sizes
i and lace models feati
uular for the Autumn ae
d $7.50
vital national Import- ecoi
ch control should be
ill remedy so far as ouf
economic disturbances j tt
le war."
or
f the President's pro- ,,
been delayed, the an-ljoo
lent said, that the food j
1 might complete con-j
h representatives of j a
roducers and consum- waJ
y about 200 confer-jmui
en held at which were j
lations and construe- fooi
of control. v.-hi
sin? provision in the pro
be announcement con-! ery
mi ted in operation to he
of trade which lies be- con
mers on the one hand lice
i
lers on the other. ex-,sin<
tends to those few re. law
lo an annual business con
$100,000. ?dn
administration has se-,
20 basic commodities all
ducts as forming the con
>f life and has limited ven
eontrol to these com-'
also, in sd far as prac- wjt
ated the smallest units ^ov
these staples. rf>n
lurposo of the food ad- jn ,
to effect conservation
reial use of these com-' per|
to keep thorn flowing ,n
nsumers in direct lines
hannels of trade In as
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INCABTBR NEW8 FRIDAY, (
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The Best Place To Shop
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This store looks upon its patrons
customers but as friends. People
because they have freindly fejlitig 1
The causes which develop (his f'r
re may differ, in fact, (hey are sure (
g*. triendship for the store is (he re;
good values; another's is that the re
service and courteous treatment, am
j. Naturally this friendly feeling c
a* our patrons is reciprocated on our |
spirit of mutual friendship is ar
greater service and an incentive to
endeavor to make this store a pla<
visitor will feel perfectly at home
,r~
nomical a manner as possible. RFQ HE
The producer must have a frelet
and a ready market. Last of tl
There must be no manipulation Two
speculation in foods.
There must be no hoarding of
. The otl
els.
that som(
Discriminatory and deceptive iia(j com
wasteful practices which in any Heads, v
r restricted supply or distribution the Londi
st be stopped. these Hi
. . . * , wear red
These are the provisions of the jjen,jg
tl law. The licensing system cor(i? Hr<
ch was authorized by the law js pUt on
vides a more effective machin- removed.
for its information, it must not after den
thought that these operations be- except f<
le illegal only upon the issue of h?pe
nses. They have been illegal H"(*
?, . . ... about tin
?e the 10th of August when the ^t,jjows
wus passed and numerous cases ^ .j fQ'0(
ling to the attention of the food W(
ninistration have been corrected, selves, ni
The proclamation will require fitting gi
those handling the commodities but wond
cerned t oapply for license No- they wen
lher 1. There 18
,. Ited Hen
Applicants will receive licenses |u,nt|nK
hout cost and the regulations qUent <.j,
erning those dealing with the tlently. '
imodities licensed will be issued the worm
due course. and thefl
After November 1 no unlicensed erops to
Rons will be permitted to trade !2u'\r ,tlin
Turks ci
the commodities enumerated in wj,|tewas
proclamation. Those who re- 8IU1
re licenses will be required from windows
e to time to make reports to the ments; f
rl administration on their activi- sleeping
in prescribed form. These re- Jars, abot
ts will be carefully Riven to the with grnl
eminent in confidence will not 'n *'l? K"
divulged to competitors. | themsel\<
While authority It vested in the
I administration to suspend nnv AL V_
use and to impose penalties Tor vTIl I V
ation of the food law or special j
illations, it is the purpose of the) Here i
1 administration to accomplish ,ro(ju<.t.
ie ends of public service and war
rice, so far as possible, not by m(U pr r
rclon but by patriotic eo.opern- w'"
i. It has been the expressed feel- tries it.
of the whole of the many con- merely a
snces held in Waehlnilton that
licensing system operating alike ,
? A. ... . indispens
svery part of the country will, in
:, be a protection to the great ma- l0Sul,H f
ty of producers and distributors fcuararte
well as to the public against the ufacturin
rations of those Tew who unpa- can't me:
tlcally seek to exploit the neces (hoerfull
les of life." tory.
)CT. 12, 1917.
taient St
After All.
Women's Sma
^ For Fal
While women's su.
son are quite simple
trimming, that fact ]
more attractive th?
business and gene
wear. Coats are
help toward givin
youthful sweep to
i,|1I1, which is so much d
tons and braids are
not merely an and their clever c
purchase here jfive those touches
"?T; tion so fashionable
ten ly tee ms. fa? sui(.
0 culler. One s i
? he colors are
suit of finding Ki,,~ 1 e 11 j u
f ?< . ",ue an(J followed
suit of efficient i- 11 r 1
. ^ tall tones of plum,
n , These new models a
n ' a^V ?i ^,ne serges and gab
1 lmpetue for are very attractivel
$12.50,$15.01
and (if
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF
Laces and Embroideries
I he fall sewing season is on
and no sewing season is complete
without its onot.a of dalntv
laces and embroideries for trimmi
ng purposes.
Our showing comprises many
unusually pretty designs and
patterns and are at the same
^ time very moderately priced,
j-v Just see these:
5c, 8c, 10c a yard up
IADS STRANGE PEOPLE We(,Ts'?.
rejoices In the
ne Baal Worahlpera Engage In when (hose fal
Occupations, Agriculture 8he resorts to
and Theft. a pnr( 0f
I ground const 11
her day there was the report tatlon of some
; of our soldiers on the Tigris upon layer of
e ucross a village of Red purpose, and t
rites J. O. Brlstow Noble In kind lies dorr
on Globe. Strange people are jf j uncover 1
ml worshippers. The men fields ragweed
caps, hence their name Red jf these are de
They also wear red knotted quack grass, o
:?und their necks. The cord apade or the
during babyhood and Is never under Is sure
It Is Interred with the body variety, as chl
ith. They shave their heads goose-foot. T1
jr a putch on the top. and seeds. Joht
r allow the hair to grow long
It Into pigtails, which hang Careless I
>lr enrs. They are tall, wiry That is whj
with enormous appetites for Tj|oma8? ijok
1 and drink. directions." 1
amon ii'Hrt r?of "All
........ ....v. .... ..... .t-.. "tiu- OPPY hut
i?l who dress simply In loose ' "
irments, are thin and spare, :ee*' aiI(' moli
erfully strong. In their homes water to ma
r breeches as well as skirts. Then each hop
no wife beating among the See full direct
ids, hut plenty of husband money back
The husbands take their fre- f,ed Adv.
lastlsements meekly and pa- I,?ncnst<
They employ themselves, both
?n and the men, In agriculture
t. They produce a couple of
bacco and dtirra; the rest of
e Is given up to looting the V*
:ops and cattle. Their little
hed, low-roofed dwellings
ill unglazed, but shuttereu,
ure divided Into three apurt- J ?
i kitchen, u guest room, a J
room. A few earthenware J ; 1
it five feet In height and filled f ,h<
In and dried fruits, are kept J '
est room, and the guests help |f} ) ?c,
I un
. / ? th?
s! Oh Yes! Oh Yes! V
I hci
s a live wire, money savinr l
I n?
a lubricant, carbon reivery
owner of an autoinocheerfully
buy; once he
Don't conclude this n<lv.
mor.ev-making scheme on
of the manufacturer (of ;t ? I
Ible In securing the bect I
rom your car. Sold and 1 flKBH
<d by LKMMOND, the inanK
agent. In this notice 1
ntion half Its merits. Money jfflffpfjg
y refunded if not natisfac /fyfjj
Sou
ores
rt Suits
11
its this seain
line and
makes them y
in ever for /
?ral outdoor
longer and
the long, *
the figure
esired. Butused
freely
ombinations /
of distinc- /
in the new j
led by navy L
/ the deeper
brown, etc.
re mostly in
ardines and
y priced.
t, $16.50 fJr&
)
NKW 11 Kill SI
J be
These hiph shoes wil
discriminat inp people n
cause the quality and
that they pive the appe
cially to suit your indiv
lar lasts in the most st
ranpe in sizes are in thii
sooner you see them?
be?why not look at th<
ftS.oO, #:t.r?o, .%->
>nlpresent Weed#.
miure s muKesmrt. sne
grass and the grain, but 1
to cover her nakedness Jr
weeds. It Is her plan or
r economy to keep the
ntly covered with vege- _
sort, and she has layer
seeds in the soil for this t
!he wonder Is that each
nant until It is wanted. (
the earth in any of my
tmd pigweed spring up;
stroyed harvest grass, or si
r purslane appears. The ^
plow that turns these
to turn up some other
ckweed, sheen sorrel, or
le soil is a storehouse of
i Burroughs.
lesults in Failure. c<
f we say "Feed R. A. i
Powder according to 1)1
L>0 NOT FEED IT 1
mix it with ground
den with Just enough n
ke a crumbly mass, h
: gets a beneficial dose. s'
ions on package. Your
if you are not satis- di
I
?r Mercantile Co.
Ln Ambition and
"*HE needs of the South are iden
of the So 11 hern Railway: the rrowtb I
r upbuildinf of 'be other.
The .Southern Railway aak no farorarorded
to othera.
The ambition of the Southern Railway
tyoflntereat that la born of co-< pcratioi
r rallroadM to tee perfected that fair and f r;
nt of railroad! which inritei the emu
rnciri; to realize tha t liberality of treatrr
oh'aln the additional capital needed (or lh<
larred facilities Incident to the demand
vicei and. finally-?
To t*ke !( niche In the bo?ly politic c
?er rrrat Industrie*, with no more, bj( *
htt and egual opportunities.
"The Southern Serves
lir
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rffl BW&?' ' ,
SS5#& - '
thern Rail
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IOES FOR MEN.
II compel the attention of
10 matter where worn beworkmanship
is so good
(trance of being made spcidual
taste. All the popuylish
leathers with a wide
b choice new showing. The
the more pleased you will
Mil NOW?
.00 n? TO I
//)
=y
? K
That's Nice.
For riding nn water there ha?~been
ivented n tricycle with holloa, wa;r-tight
wheels, the rear pnlr being
rovided with blades for propu'filon.
.ETTEltS OF ADMINISTRATION.
By J. E. Stewman. Judge of Proate.
Whereas, R. R. Mackey has made
tit to me to grant him Letters of
dministration of the estate and ef>cts
of L. C. Lazenby, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and
tlmonish all and singular the kinred
and creditors of the said debased.
that they be and appear be>re
me, in the Court of Probate, to
p held at Lancaster on October
1th. 1917, next, after publication
tereof, at 11 o'clock in the foreoon,
to show cause, if any they
ave, why the said Administration
lould not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 27th
ay of Sept. Anno Domini 1917.
J. E. STEWMAN,
Probate Judge.
a Record i V\
tical with the nrrda ! |
md aucccta of one mean* J I /
-no apodal privilege not ,
:
Company 1" to ?ee th*t ?***'
a between the public a;ul '
ank policy In the nantfe- J J
Silence of fovernmrntal , \
lent which will enable It t I
: acquisition of better and
for increased and belter . I
d the South alongside of J
rltb equal liberties, equal
the South."