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|g| Lane; SPECIAL SALE OF WO SVITS DRESSES 1 ? mr?v d AND LUA IS * 25 to 331-3 Per Cent, ^ Reductions S^) Every authentic style is here V shown, and the materials the w - ?| very best procurable. Welcome to the sale. To The Wintertime Matroi Miss Fashion , "FUi And Furs it will be. Neckpieces of every kt Mllariv well nrotected / winds, as well as a< ^\ beauty of her charms, 1 possess that quality wh ySP131 the appearance of the i ?? r I Because these off< S0"^ "V I bought ea ly we are #\^V. them at very reasonab / A? / ^l you will be quick to no Uv OX J Children's Muffs $1.<W \ jf M J Children's Scarf aan V VjV (g) $2.25 to #10.75. " 11 r\ Misses' and Women's \ \ "l1* I Misses and Women"! Muff Sets $W.75 up. ^ = r~ f Announcir THE ARRIVAL C BUI The car that met mand from? The Little Farmers' Car at - > ?to? The Big City Car at - T See The New GREGORY-HOOD LIVE A. J. GREGORY, Agent Fo L. >-? >?M- ,/' \ j M . , ' -, .m ,i. ..m~. i .... jl. THE LANCASTKU NITWH FRIDAY. NOV aster Depart ie Best Place' To Nli MEN'S AND MISSES' NEW n And Now s the Time RS" BLANKETS AND Ct Muffs and This i nd- to keep , blankets fr?U C? | | A f \1 Z able to , ldln* to the -l.-A \ c [J buy NO for Furs d0 if//JL\l /?u n,oneyIch enhances M 13^ RoinK w *'earer- !ire ma* Brings were S\, dlers an able to ofTer ^ v Kp NOT g? ile pricey as \ II ) 'H therefor te' . iBh prlCl > to $0.75. (CT toniatici d Muff Sets XjT-''X Our many 11 Muffs $2.50 splendid best blankets and comforts at practically last y< s Scarf and rotton Blankets Wool Blankets (Contini The Indian CI of It, however In Leayord'a se perhaps, I lolt all remained s< a word to the )F THE 1918 X?5z new day was h mm when I was ar ^ the de( KB comprehend w ?? ^ ^^B changed, and hands in cleur the quietly s | chant of a son rope, were evl was not requl please both ofl charge. I ope out at the gl< a lonely ocean tlful. Everyw afc PVPlfV fl p. latlon of the 81 ^ lo J Vtv^ eyp colI|(i rt. i waves, the eoi Satisfied that I In runge of vis I do not rec sea than our All were in e ! premonition < minds. The n - - ?b I u/J both officers r * and cheerful. Olson was ^ joined us at ta in the engine drank a toast /t?rj i r-j r- most convine< - - w 10rs%r: table that I w oner in the n< "Mr. Bascc ' breakfast?" I polishing the i . "No, sir; I a cup of coffei "And how a Model at "That a true in on the man ;fast ready to I unlocked STOCK COMPANY SE pleasant hum< "McCnnn," t Lancaster County TuVlMr, prisoner here -I -.J-. . I,. .. . . -- -? i. . 30, 1917. ment Store; iop After All FOOTWEAR for he FAMILY > new collection of Shoes "v. >und styles to please every J tl nan and child that is par- N_\j: \ hout their feet. Smart tnon sense, lasts are now r- , , 9P* i large choice of leathers, \ ? |! \ Jjnk> I nd combinations of both. \ ? air is low priced because / \*A \ portune purchase. d $1.00 to $1.95 ^ For | BOYS' SC OMFORTS As the boys s the opportune time to buy ? it ml and comforts. It is advis- St^ltS SflV"" tli( jee to your future wants and W?if you wish to save Hlankets and comforts are (? ~ 11 -jy ^ ay up in prices. All mills ,j < I gel Ling these goods for the soll f vv mil d mercantile institutions are / x oul tting more new supplies, \y "X 1101 e as present stocks dimin- .11 es will inadvertantly and auilly rlae. Ull U ii 1{li assortments were bought fbTTH ' lonths ago and we are in a IfJf* ^ I position to sell you the tjg' fl B* >ar s iow prices. 9 9 to $2.50 ,P ^S. $i..~0 1:; !S!2..":0 ^ \ i lt.\li.\NI>. may make." "You Intend holding me a prise s long as I am aboard?" jed from Page 7.) "You have left me no other choi< He got to his feet angrily. "Well i gee here, Hollls, I'm blamed If I h def made good weather ?n>' use for >'nu- or of >'our out , and I possessed faith 1 wouldn't give you my word evei amanshlp. For an hour, accept your pledge not to lnterl ered about on deck, but with the working of this vessel." o quiet that flnully, with "On what other terms?" mate 10 nave me eanea "That you stop holding comniun ; sign of need, I went be- tions with the crew, and consider yc d In. I self a passenger until tne end of love my clothes, and the voyage. Give me your word to t arely reddening the east ' and you may have the freedom of oused by a traihpllng of cabin, and the after deck." k overhead. There was "What Is the voyage?" I was sailor enough to "To Hamburg." hat wus going on above lie laughed, and there was an t 1 was about to be sound to it. I.er.yord was using all "I'shaw, do you think you ever ling ship. The activity, get there?" he asked, glaring at poken orders, tho low but making no effort to rise. "Are g as the men toiled at a fool enough, Ilollls, to Imagine that dence that my presence Kngllsh fleet will ever permit this : red, und I felt it would to pass through the Channel? W lieers to be left alone in your whole darn cargo, they tell ned the port and looked is contraband." ?rious morning. It was "Who tells you?" i scene, yet wildly beau- "Never mind who. It's the tr here was the wild deso- isn't it?" en, nothing on which the "Yes, you might ns well kno st except the restless mostly munitions of war. but contr istant shifting of colors. <><| for months before war was io other vessel was with- clared. However, that's nothing t< don, I lay down again. with your status on hoard. It is n all a pleasanter njeal at lug to you. Is it. who gets the cargc breakfast that morning, where it is finally landed?" xcellent humor, and no ?jt is something to me whether trouble entered our <.. v..... v....i. - ? ..i-~ - -? n<llir gI1 AirM nun, i?? f Miiiii; in .111 i Ight bad passed quietly, Hsh, or French prison," he said sul eportlng the crew docile )y. "Besides, that's not all. I've a deal on there that means more t on watch, but Masters ft million dollars! I can't afTorc hie, and reported all well drift about here on this rotten trai room, and together we "The saving of this boat and ci to a pleasant voyage, al- means more to Itascom than your *d that before us were non dollar trade does to you." nary vicissitudes of the "What's Bascom's affairs to me? ot until the men left the sneered. "He took his chances, dl as reminded of our prls- h,,? You seem to think I owe the i ;arby stateroom. I something. I suppose he told yoti >m seldom takes any else the girl did, that I crippled said to Dade, who was for life. Well, he deserved all he Btalr rail. I pay my debts, let me tell you, have orders to take him I've got some against you to be sel b at Dine o'clock." , yet. Don't preach Philip Baseon bout McCann?" I me. It's not for his sake you are h man In number six, sir? here, nnd trying to get this i, and I haven't the key." 1? Hamburg. I'm not so blind as i; I'd forgotten. I'll look that." ; and you get his break- "What do you menn?" serve." j "Mean! Why that Is Carrlngl and opened the door. K,r1' you and I pulled ou mated on the edge of his the yacht? Lord, 1 knew her w ine, and, It was plainly the flrst atreak of daylight came, t view that he was in no 1 aaw y?ur 1,tt,e K?me. to?- Th< l)r : money enough coming to her to n I said, ns he failed to th,s a nilghty profitable voyage If have an understanding. can 'an<^ her In your net before e of mine to hold you a S>pta ashore ugaln. By God 1 I n: for the next month. I'll have done It myself If I hadn't i crazy In the boat. Now all the 1 3 ? = ^ lain." ner I did not move, or take my eyes from him, and slowly the grin on his face ce." gpeniod to smooth out, as his sense of low humor departed. ave | "Well," he snarled, "Isn't that about ' the way of It?" i If ?if the picture satisfies you, Mr. rere McCann," I said, "you are perfectly welcome to It. You've said enough to cause me to withdraw my offer of lea- parole. I will accept no pledge vo? aur" you agreed to accept It. You ure golnf the to discover before you are through with me that Fergus McCann Is not quite as big a fool as you take him to be. I'll give you odds that you never take this ship to Hamburg; I'll give you odds you never get the girl; yes, d you I JK'y pi) make the same proposition, that you'll never hold me prisoner twentyfour hours. Are you sport enough to m*'' take me?" you I glanced across my shoulder, only to ,l"' see reflected in a mirror. Vera Carrlng. 1 p ton. standing in the half-opened door N' of her stateroom, as though suddenly me* arrested by the sound of our voices. No one else was visible in the cabin. 1 "Dade?" uth, "Aye, aye, sir," Ids voice coming from out the forward passage. w? "Itring Mr. McCann's breakfast. If it is ready." de- "Yes. sir; all ready, sir." > do ne cnme forward with It on a tray. iind I stepped asNe to penult him to ' or puss through the door, carefully keening my buck turned toward the mo* J m tlonless girl, and my eyes fastened on Sng- McCann. '"M" "Leave the tray there on the stool, 8?* Dade?yes, that's all; you may go back loin to yOUr work." * *o He backed out, but stood hesitating, "P-" while I closed and locked the door, ?rgo dropping the key Into my pocket, mil- i.jj,?18 aut Blr?" he asked ner* vously. " "I told you It was. When I want dn't those dishes removed, I'll come down, man ( an(j uni0ck the door for you. No ono i, or ?not even you?are to speak with tho prisoner." got. "Yes, sir." and "Now go forward, about your work." tied i watched until he vanished in the 1 to passage, not altogether satisfied. The nnK* fellow had been outwardly respectful "hip enough, but there was something In1 definite about his manner which aroused my doubt. I turned, and confronted the young woman, wondering on'" | vaguely how long she had been therat t of , and how much of our conversation aha 'hen , ha(| overheard. and j ire's take (To Be Continued.) you , ? >lght ' Newspars for Sale at t his ' lone j otllce. part j Hnni SUITS I a w v M ?~r V A A h/ who see these ere'sclasstoem" A'hen the boys themves say that about our ts, it's about all that scls to be said. All sizes, patterns for all boys, ing your boy in for his. riced $4.95 to fin II in