The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 06, 1917, Page 5, Image 5
Report* Strike* Settled. I HE QUITS HIG
Washington. Nov. B.?Settlement, SERVE IN t
of the strikes of shopmen on the Montgomery,
Denved and Rio Grande and tho liam I'- Martin,
jt- American Ship Building Company, j Alabama, has i
Clevelalnd, Ohio, was reported to'and will enter
the Department of Labor today by Martin has rece
federal mediators. ( major in the a
100 per cent Rou^
I^UCKEYE HULLS are real rouahaae in
JjTJ cle. They are free of everything that Y
as forage. They are free of lint. The]
trash. They are free of dirt and dust. Wh
r?AO? MADK
RUCi\tyi
W 9 COTTONSEED I
1/ HULLS 1
LINTLESS
you are paying for nothing but roughage, and you are
stock nothing that i9 worthless or injurious. Buck<
like a real feed and are a real feed. Their very a]
convince you that you should use them.
Even if Buckeye Hulls cost as much as old style hulls
be to your advantage to use them. Selling at sevei
ton less, they put old style hulls beyond consideratior
Other Advantages
Kiddie Kars, Irish M<
W All to ride and they will last too. EI
-0 STEEL TOYS. Now this is what }
9 to buy for your boy. It will lear
? erect and maybe it will assist him
0 life. Buy that boy an AIR RI1
a learn him how to shoot. It might
ft handy some time. Wouldn't let m
A gun when I was a boy and now wh
J tires I want to get under the counte
A Come to see the toys and if yoi
JE want them, you don't have to b
Q member ,
5 SANTA CLAUS IS NOT
" and will not be until you loose y
^ , w and cotton has gone to less than <
W per pound.
J. B. MACKORE
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THE LANCASTER NE1
!H OFFICE TO + +
JNCLK SAM'S ARMY '
Ala.. Nov. 5.?Wil- I* PERSONALS,
attorney general of i*
eaigned his position [ <
the army. Judge Mr8 John T Green left
ived a commission as day for charlotte for treatme
vlation section. hospital.
Strait Parks and Bon Cul
at home from camp Sunday
Miss Etta Skipper, of Col
)SDent thp a'ooi< *1? *
Buckeye Hulls allow better as- They mix well wi
similation of other food. age.
They are sacked?easy to handle. Every pound goes
They take half the space for 2000 pounds of res
storage. the ton?not 151
Mr. S. L. Jones, Jackson, La., says:
"I have been feeding my dairy cows Buckeye H
find that they do as well on Buckeye Hulls ai
style and that they like the Buckeye Hulls bet
the old style."
To secure the best results and to develop the ensilage odor,
thoroughly twelve hours before feeding. It is easy
wetting them down night and rooming lor the nest feeding,
this cannot be done, wet down at least thirty minutes. I
feed the hulls dry, use only half as much by bulk as of old i
) Book of Mixed Feeds Free
Gives the right formula for every combination of fee<
South. Tells how much to feed for maintenance, for
,tening, for work. Describes Buckeye Hulls and gives
using them properly. Send for your Copy to the nearc
Dept. k The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co.
Atlanta Birmingham Greenwood Little Rocl
Augatta Charlotte Jacheon Macon
5 SANTA CLj
: IS NOT DEA
?
Germany thought she had kill
w Clans, but Germany has not shot a
9 in the direction of Santa Clans. ?
0 used to furnish all the things f
0 Clans, but America has whipped <
0 to a finish on the Santa Clans busi
A have BETTER TOYS AND MC
a THEM for Sauf,i Clans than Genu
a 1 bought of. So come and see for
0 DOLLS OF ALL KINDS, TOYS
0 SHAPES AND EVERYTHING
0 COULD NAME FOR GIFT
=
S Bicycles, Tricycles, W
Of All Sizes
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her parents here.
1*5^Miss Willie Reed, of W:
?????? college, spent the week-end
home of her parents here.
Col. and Mrs. Leroy Sprit
^ ? turned Sunday from a stay o
weeks In New York.
every partilas
no value .. . __ _ _
j are free of Mr> and Mrs" W R" Th<
len you buy were *ue8ts of Mr- and MrsStevens,
at Bethune, Sunday
I Stafford Graham, of the
n corps, stationed at Phllatl
I spent Sunday with relatives 1
Manly Blackmon, of W
spent the week-end at the hi
rye Hulls kSk hls P^ents, Mr. and Mrs
^pearance will Blackmon.
?o?
it would still Walter Cauthen, of Camp
ral dollars per son spent Sunday at the home
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. /
then, at Dry Creek.
ith other for- ?
Misses Pauline Marion ant
farther. garet Taylor, of Camden,
jo'0116 *? Kuesta Sunday at the home of
Ira B. Jones.
utts and Miss Kate McManus, of Wl
I on old college, spent the week-end w
ter than ? ... ?
parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. (
.... manua.
wet the hull* __ 0
to do this by
li at any time Robert Lindsay, an old I
' 3[#u. PJ*',r ter boy. who joined the
ityle hulls. .... . <
States army twenty-four yeai
was here Sunday for the
'mil^foTfat- time since he joined. He sp
directions for years in the Phillipines and
st mill. at Camp Jackson.
Dept. K ?
i MempKl* E- Lee Skipper, who has
Selma . a graduated at the aviation scl
I Atlanta with high honors, wa
?J Sunday to visit his mother, J
. B. Skipper. He left Sunday n
_ report for duty in Atlanta
V Www wl | Skipper will probably go to
within the next few days.
I|| Mr. W. C. Hammond, of At
4 m. 1 N. C., is spending some time i
^P caster county. Mr. Hammond
D^P praisor for the federal land
and was sent here to apprai
lands of the members of th
^P federal land loan associati
. this county. The two assoc
here are now well organize
ed Sillltil about forty thousand dolla
LL'Ull 0V011 been applied for by the meml
, each association. Of one Mr.
I H'l 111<U1V Robinson is secretary and
or Santa other, Mr. E. M. Croxton, is
Germany w tary.
ness. We w ? *
IRE OF A ClVir hEAtii K WILL MER1
* gfe1 Wednesday WITH Mils. Ill
idll\ ( V< 1 pjvjC j^eague will mee
yourself. ^P Mrs. R. 0. Brown Wednesday
ATT ^P "oon at 4 o'clock. This will
_ social as well as a business n'
r xUU ^Pjan(j an thP members are urge*!
'S. present. The program is i
?????? ^P lows:
^P Leader, Mrs. Nathan Hirscl
T_ _____ ^ Topic of Day?The Home
" o ^ er's Responsibility.
^P Motto?"The Home MnU?
^8 America."
i 1. Financing the Home
51118 mother's responsibility.
_ 2. Teaching the chlldrei
tECTOR W value of mone
'Oil Wflllt 3. Discussion. On what
n him t p,e flhaI1 we decitle the fU?ht
, , . to save? The right place to t
i later in w
* aild ^P n0 itoom for Traitors.
COllie ill ^P (Spartanburg Herald.)
.0 liaVC a ^P The infamous traitor who i
eil a glltl about setting Are to food supp
j> this time of starving millions :
should be given short shift at
^P lead or the rope within a few
11 do liot. It Is certainly not a time t<
11V. Re- ^8 gently with such ruthless ei
of mankind.
#
DFAD How's This?
^P W? offer One Hundred Dollars R
for any case of Catarrh that cam
c^.,,1 ^8 cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine
I*I "OilI Hall's Catarrh Medlclno has been
OIK' CCIlt ^P catarrh suffc rers for the past I
,1L Ave years, and has become known
^8 most reliable remedy for Catarrh.
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Bl<
m the Mucous surfaces, expelling th
son from the Blood and healing tt
v v m eased portions.
M M After you have taken Hall's Ci
m M m Medicine for a short time you wilt
mJiMJi great Improvement In your g
m health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh
. cine at once and get rid of catarrh
M for testimonials, free.
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SY8TUESDAY, NOV. 6, 1917.
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ome of 11
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at the
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W. O. II
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here. I (lillll
Jack-ji i?H(l
!0'HI \Y. L. Douglas Tan Lace !
l. Cau- II ^
1 were11 ^ - 'J- Douglas Tail Englis
Judge| Russia. Pair
inthropjl ( 'l'ossctt V. Kn-K\? Ur?*w?? >
, . i/i vn 11 d
ith her
3. mc- and ?> ide toes. Pair
= NEW EXPRESS SHIPM
s ago,
second Nice Brown Mixed Overco
ent SlX At! *-! yv
A tew Pine Overcoats
is IIOW
Nice Mixtures in all wool ('asli
1 |ust (rood Quality Blue Serge Suits,
8?here Fine all wool Blue Serge Suits, ;
.irs. c. Fine French Serge, guaranteed
ight to Our Famous 1621 Blue Serge Su
Mr | Bovs' Fine all wool Blue Serge !
Fine all wool Serge Suits
Fine all wool French Serge Suit
ihboro. Boys' good wool School Pants, a
n nan- Men's good Di'ess and Work P
is aphank
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MEN'S AND BC
iations , , . . .
?d and aieii's good heavy Fleeced Shirt
rs has Men's Derby Ribbed Shirts and
jers of Lambs Down Health Shirts and
Vthe Spring Needle Shirts and Drav
Serre- Men's Lnion Suits, line quality.
I Hoys' Ribbed and Fleeced Lnio
'7--: NEW SH1PME1
afterI
be a
ipend ? IUlilillii!;iiiiii.iiiiii;iii!;i!;--i':?iiii^-iii!^' iTjr:: lii.iniiii
Very fine soft Nainsook Handkr
GoodLinen Handkerchiefs. Fae
ST,; New Lion Collars, laundried and
ibroad Men *8 good heavy Work Gloves
id hot Men's good warm Knit Gloves.
h?ura. Men's good heavy Work Shirts.
lomu^ & K?V(l ,)r,'ss ^irts. Kac]
,Avondale fine Dress Shirts, lau
?1? Lion Brand Dress Shirts, white a
Each
mrd
not b?
taken
S New Express Shipment <
>od on
?e d?* Fine new, snappy models in Men
atarrh values that have the right j
enarai / Newest Stvles in Ilats. Green,
Medl.
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1-CLOUD CO.
*S LEADING STORE ~
HOES, CLOTHING, HATS
FURNISHINGS
HE NEWEST STYLES & MATERIALS
d by Express a New Shipment of
DOUGLAS AND CROSSET SHOES
L. Douglas Gun Metal Button Shoes, mei
liigli toe $3.00 and $3.50
. L. Douglas Comfort Extra Kid Shoes, soft
.lust the thing for tender feet. . . . . $4.00 I
. L. Douglas Gun Metal Lace Shoes, nice high
medium toes $3.00, $3.50 and $5.00
Shoes, nice swing m
h Shoes, fine grain
nd Black. English
TMT Ar PI1ITP inn Alimonirrn
cm ur ouild ANU UVfcKLUAI5>
at. A $19.50 value $16.50
$19.50 and $27.50 \
mere, Pinehbacks and Belted effects,
$12.50, $15.00 and $16.50
34 to 44. Special $10.98
ill sizes. A $15.00 value. Special. .$12.50
all wool. Special value $15.00
its. The best value on earth $25.00
Suits, sizes (i to 18. Special $6.50
$4.00, $5.00 and $7.50
:s, two pair pants $10.00
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ants $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50
IYS' GOOD UNDERWEAR
s and Drawers. Ka<4i
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Drawers. Each 75c jj
Drawers. A speial value. Each $1.00
rers. Each $1.50
$1.50, $1.35 and $2.50
n Xuit>, 6 to 16. Each 75c
NT OF FnL NECKTIES
An extra good value Wide -Flowing
End. Each 25c
Fine large all silk Ties. Beautiful ?
range of patterns. Every one
worth 75c. Speacial each....50c j
Some very line Ties in excluusive designs.
Each $1.00
11 nod Kid (iloves. Good quality, tan, ?
kid, made by Wilson Bros $1.50
Fine quality Gray Suede Gloves, silk i
lined $1.50
Some very line Kid Gloves?
$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
Nice quality soft finish Handkerchiefs.
Each 5c
-rrmnti. r.<aeil 10c I
h 20c I
soft. Each 15c and 25c g
75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.50 1
Pair 50c I
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h 75c 1
ndriod and soft cuffs. Each . . . $1.00 |
nd colors, soft and laundried cuffs. I
$1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 1
)f Men's and Boys' Hats and Caps I
's and Hoys' Caps. These are styles and |
appeal 25c, 50c, $1.00 |
Cray and Black are the leading shades 1
$1.98, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 |