The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 04, 1918, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1918
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These are all goc
money for the new goc
You will find this
Or another put off gett
The quantity is li
avoid possible disappoi
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After Chrisl
Finest of Selections
With the winter season
season of wear ahead, this
be welcomed by all women
to buy. Furs are such an
Fashion standpoint, that '
j want to wear Furs now of
I
FRESH CURTAIN
When placed in a roc
? ness." And a room \vh
times, by the use of nev
There is an almost ei
bination offering intcrt
favorable comparison 1
SOUTH CAROLINIANS I
GO TO CAMP STANLEY
Infanl
Soldiers of State Selected to Attend '%Ic(
I n Ki
Officers' Training Camp to Be Howa
Held in T?m? Maxe>
S. Coc
Thurc
Greenville, Jan. 3.?The following P. Am
South Carolinians have been ap- H. Ha
pointed to attend the third officers' Glenn
training camp at Camp Stanley, The
Leon Springs, Texas: From the One the S
Hundred and Thirteenth Infantry, many
James C. Caldwell, John C. Dinkins, Into u
James W. Phillips, William O. Ste- their
venson, James R. Johnson. he ex
From Division Headquarters *,efon
Troot>. formerly Troop A, South have
Carolina Cavalry, William M. Ihey- a"?w<
nolds, Edward H. Girardeau, Foster
Marshall.
The following from the motor sec- Mot
tlon: One Hundred and Fifth Am- to 8ch
munition Train, formerly the First kittle
and Second Battalions, Second South
1 Carolina Infantry: Andrew P. Tal- >C 1
? CJ,.r,.rdn \lfll1l? rv> C
ley, DVttU rjuwaiun, tv iiiiani r.
Quinlavan, John R. Larson, Samuel
L. Clement, Carl W. T. Prause, Louln jr<>inn
I E. Burmester, Oeorge R. Knebel. hB(j ,
The following from Company D, rathei
One Hundred and Thirteenth Ma- tain
chine Oun Battalion, formerly Ma- hnrdl;
chine Oun Company, Second South n,Kh*.
Carolina Infantry: Quy B. Tumblln, j]"ror
,fcugene B. Chaae, Winton F. Manson,
John W. Jones, Charles M. Mor- p^,^,
shore
The following from One Hundred two c
THE LANCAS1
rriie I*i
LEAR AWA1
IAKING SPECIAI
)ds well worth your while to buy.
)ds which have been ordered in f
an excellent opportunity to get,
ing.
mited in the case of nearly all oi
ntment.
tmas Sale of Furs
in Various Styles and Pelts
at its height, and almost the complete
sale of Furs is a hit of news that will
i iii this territory who still have Furs
important accessory this season from
we know of no women who will not
these prices.
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In such times as thee
-cdrj" we will not be able to g
^ are an instance.
L 1 1-4 All Wool Double
U?? 1 1-4 Wool Blankets, rej
1 1-4 Wool Blankets, rej
1 1-4 Wool Blankets, re
IS OR DRAPERIES MAKE THE
>m which has not had them, they add a
ieli has always looked pretty can have i
\r and more appropriate hangings.
ldless variety of patterns and shades a
isting suggestions for "making over" s
with those to be found anywhere in tli
^ifth Train, headquarters and FALSE STATED
ry police, formerly sanitary HITRTFITf
inient, Second South Carolina J
try: James W. Kelsey, Fred Y.
inell. Qratz B. Millsaps, Homer Secretary McAdoo
Ichards, Robert Bass, John B.
rd, Lee H. Welch, Robert H. aM to Next lsM'
Coleman A. McGraw, Ethan Bon*
>n. Madison W. Jones, Lilton L.
nan, Charles N. Alston. Henry
drews. Robert B. Holden, Robt. The finances of
rdwood, James W. Claybourne, try, pubfic as wel
B. Ilunbar, Herbert C. I'helan. f()rce of the natloi
, abovn I. only a partial llat of cr|s|? ar? ?ullor(1|n
outh Carolinian, appointed. p() (() ^ .
of whom have boon tran.ferrod nan by rallroa<
'bit? ?<her 8?"e" wh"? lnduatrloa and all
names appear. All men will
financing must be <
a mined for infectious disease lt , . .
? they Atari and those who r,,y ,n re,auon to
any such disease will not be oanB*
id to go. 'rhe needB of P^b
money necessities c
the country as we
A Mutual Pleasure. government Itself s
her?"Were you glad to get back by the secretary o
ool and see your dear teacher?" flxlnK the ammint
Son- Well, I--I was just about ;oSUC of Jj|b
id as dear teacher was to get . A. .
ind eee me 1" the effect of the Issi
other securities an
Unkind Comment. ^ K,ven due cons,t
death recently took place In The dlssemlnatlc
id of a well-know1!! singer who untrue Information
? massive physique. This was In honest belief ai
r a drawback In the case of cer tentlon. Is harmfu
sentimental songs which were McAdoo on Deceml
y applicable to his girth. One folIowlnK Btrong s|
when In Dublin, he gave as an A.
,11 - The report that
e, the well-known Irish song, T n .
Bitting by the stile, Mary, whero Ijlherty Honda wll
it side by side." An Irreverent 000 at * 1-2 Per C(
n In the gallery exclaimed: "Ah, 15, 1918, Is whol
, there wouldn't be room for the , wish I could mal
if yet now." I newspaper men of
"ER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
lace Tci Nhop A
{ CHRfSTMA
, OFFER OF Mi
We are reducing the price or
or the next feu) weeks.
at a low price, things you have
C 'i *- m.L*~ n
ctitr (iems in inis Clearance Si
lor WOIINM
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BLANKETS GET
;e many merchants would say it was 1
et any more at such low prices. But \
Di.>:A i)i ? i- ) ' ~
i mm outline*is, reguiariy Jfrz.ou. S{k
rularly $6.75. Special
gularly $5.50. Special
gularly $4.50. Special
OLD HOUSE LOOK LIKE NEW
wonderful touch of cosiness and "home
its looks improved a hundred fold, son
nd materials in this display?each eoi
some room of the house. Prices be
ic city.
4ENTS ARE how mischievous and hurtful t
TO COUNTRY 'nterests of l^e country speeu
statements are. When a decisio
been reached about the next Li
Settles Humors r .. . ... . ,,
Loan, it will be officially annou
lie of Liberty Meanwhile nil nthor ?
1m. rumors may be disregarded."
-
. . Community Shears,
the whole coun,
... (Pittsburg Chronlcle-Telegra
as pr vate, y A goutjj iyak0ta 8tate senate
tal needs at this J cent|y pave a new illustrath
ated and adjust- that fine saying of an ancient p
berty Loan. Pi- opher, "Man wa? born for mutu
is or other great slstance."
lesser private ^ customer entered the
considered prima- town barber shop,
the government "'How soon can you cut my h
he asked of the proprietor, wh(
rate interests, the ?eate(i jn an easy chair perus
>f the business of ,{|me novel.
II as that of the Bill," said the barber, adc
ire all considered jnR his errand boy, "run ovei
f the treasury In te|j the editor that I'd like my
and date of each , SOrs if he's Rot done edltin' th
man Bonds, and por Gentleman waitin' for a
lie of bonds on all cut."
d all other loans
lerat Ion. Be Honegt w,th yourself
in. therefore, of ^ yQU reRl,y beiievc all thfl
, even when made gay( yourHeif7 stop a minute am
nd with good in- bark, and think. Are you sure
11. and Secretary that you assert, and huve you n
ber 20 issued the tive conviction concerning all thi
latement: put forth? If you do not honestl;
the next issue of to everything you say, ht?w ca
1 be $8,000,000,- ex?M*ct othPrs to accePl y?ur w
,nt and on March "
. . , . you say, then you are unlikely
ly unfounded. upon it, no matter how good li
ce the patriotic ^e. \Ve need to be very hones!
' America realize ourselves.
AH
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iNY KIN
i f/iem on/jy becau
been wdnting to i
i/e, so f/icf 3?ou w
is of a very high deg
ds of pelts. The sale
i. misses and children,
per cent
ent off re
REPRICED
oily for us to remark I
,ve are here to serve o
?cial
o the WEARING CAMO
lative STOCKINGS ]
n has
Iberty
On the Ankle is F
need.
a and American Flan an<
9SOO (Joes With
Washington, Jan.
ph.)
(and men. too), beh
>r rean
of stocking, slightly ca
hllos- nevertheless the latt
al as- ankle is the Americar
ered in red, white and
small JU8t exactly $500 to w
Ing.
air?" The correspondent
> was tempted to buy a pair
ing a "You can buy a pa
A Ktli Wrt" **
w, uut /i/u uau ptiy (i
iress-l The correspondent
r and | Stores that had la
scls-1 hastily returned their
e pa-1 facturers. fearing t
hair-. charged with desecrat
1 prohibited by law. '
1 that to sell or wear
i bring a penalty of $5
it yot| Ingenious manuf
i looM fancying the fine, ci
of all stockings. They are
i post* department stores in
ltdull brown or black
y hold
n colors of the flag burl
rordsl "path the dyes,
what
to act The Flret Qa
t may Come to think of It,
t with worn * coat of tan <
I apple episode.?New 1
PAGE THREE
"OVERS
ChO A in pAiiftC
fb ur Wtoa
se we need the room and the
buy, but have for one reason
ill need to shop promptly to
.
;ree. There is variety enough in
features Collars, Muffs and Sets.
Ill
to 33 1-3 per
gular price
)lankcts as low as this, because j
in* patrons and these offerings jj
$11.45
$5.95 j
$4.95 I
$3.95 11
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UFLAGED |
EXPENSIVE ^ Ceiling Cleaner.
, A truly valuuble first nld to cleaftllness,
so fur as the celling and walls
Imhroidereri an of the home nre concerned. ls ? bemp
brush, n fluffy all-around sort of brush
il a Fine of on a long, light bamboo handle.
Wearing.
"Gassina" Moles.
A Western farmer ls "gassing*
3.?Women inoles by using the gases from the exu
i . haust of his motor, conveying It to th#
iold the latest , , . . ' ' .* . ...
inoles burrows by a hose. It kills th?
mouflaged. but pests.
*t! On the. ?
Young Mothorm
rear this stock- Reserve strength for mother1
hood is of two-fold importance
when he at- thoughtful women before
was told. ^ after maternity take
lr If you want 7
fine of $500."
crnTTT
in a supply I I
lr Mill emu 1
ion of the Has. rLnuLJiun#
rhey explained
them would It supplies pure cod liver oil
oo. for rich blood and contains
aeturers. not lime and soda with medicinal
imouflagod tho' glycerine, all important ingredinow
selling in ents for strengthening the
the disguise of, nervous 8yStem and furnishing
the brilliant < . , / . , . 0
led fathomB he abundant nounshment.
fit is free from alcohoL
Insist on the genuine.
The Norwegian cod liver oil In
Scott'* Emulsion 1* now refined In our
own American laboratories wr'.cli i
make* It pure and palatable. ,
Scott a Bowne, IUooaifield,N.J. 17-JO A