The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 11, 1918, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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FRIDAY, JANUARY U> >*** > < m:
STAR THEA1
THE HOME OF THE BEST.
TODAY
GLADYS BROCKWELL,
? in ?
"A Branded Soul."
?Also?
* 15 Cents Ford Educational Weekly.
TOMORROW
RUTH STONEHOUSE,
? in ?
"The Edge of The Law."
?Also?
Billy West, Chaplin's Double in "The
15 Cents
MONDAY
JACK PICKFORD and LOUISE I
? in ?
"Jack and Jill."
?Also?
15 Cents Hearst Pathe News.
COMING?WEDNESDAY
DOUG. FAIRBANKS.
? 9
?in?
"Reaching For The Moon."
15 Cents
SPECIAL '
Linen and Torcheon Insertions
- - lc yard I
1000 yds. Cambric and Swiss
Insertions, 1 to 21-2 In.
wide, 2 l-2c yd. j
Sheets, Pillow Cases, Sheeting, Whi
Embroideries, Japanese Crepe
Percals
UNUSUAL VALUES IN MUSLIN GOWNS
Women's Gowns
1^1 soft Long Cl<
1 neatl v trimrr
w^ll1 ^ace or 1
I Hi uixuuery. .3 J
^j/j ^ Gowns, in a vari
I /\ Vl\l ^hillipine hand
I; } W /1 broidered Gow
/J K* f 4j^yy ( ^ and Teddys, at
r V^ markable low pr
Long Sleeve Gowns of best Long Cloth, finis!
with lace an dembroidery 59c, 75c, 98c and $1.25
$2.00.
$1.50 and $2.00 and $2.50 Dainty Slipoers.
Women's Gowns priced now at 95c and $2.00..
Children's Pants 10c 36-inch heavy Bles
Pair- 15c yard.
Women's Cambric A . . ...... .
Pants, embroidery trim- ,n "*n(\ White La1
med, 25c. 10c yardWomen's
Lace trim- Good Grade of Mi<
med Corset Covers. 25c. Twill, 19c.
CORSETS AND. BRASSIERE.
For this sale only, our graduate Corsetiere will
Modart Corsets and give a beautiful DeBevoise Br
siere free with each corset.
All $4.00 Corsts $.*1
All $6.00 Corsets $."
CORSET SPECIALS.
All sizes heavy Contil Corsets, with strong elat
supporters
Extra heavy Corsets for stout women . .$1.00 Es
Corsets for grown girls and small women, front i
back lace $1
ROBINSi
THE LANCASTER NEW
-,W^ Y* ABOUT TOWN.
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The Lancaster county teache
, soclatlon will hold its January
ing at the Central School bu
in this city tomorrow, (Satui
at 11 o'clock. There will be a
era present from Wlnthrop an
attendance of county teachers
pected to be large.
?o?
The I^ancaster Cotton Mills
10 Gents I operations again this morning
having been shut down since
nesday at noon on account of
age of coal. The regularity of
ments has been so disorganizet
these short suspensions of open
are unavoidable.
?o?
The secretary of state has
w , .. missioned the ThreatM^nsnn
HODO. pany, of Kershaw, to do a g<
10 Cents I mercantile, cotton and har
business. The proposed c
stock is $55,000 and the petit
are W. B. Threatt and Joh
JUFF bowery, of Kershaw.
' ?o?
The Lancaster Mercantile
lany will next week begin movl
hardware and grocery depart
10 Cents nto new building which is
omplete. The corner store n(
mpied by these departments v
einodeled and occupied by tt
^oods department.
?o?
A. C. Ellis, of the mill v
died Monday after a lingering
10 with Bright's disease. Mr. Ell
in his 64th year and is surviv
four brothers and three sistei
_______ aj(jeH the following children:
10BINS0N-CU
Lancaster's Leading
Our January
Goods St
INPRECEDENT VALUES AND
THE FOLLOWING LI
te Quilts, Towels, Long Cloth, 1
s, Novelty White Goods, Skirtinj
>, Poplins, Gowns, Skirts, Teddy
Opening Display of New
, Of
Suits Dresses and
em1
1 6 m. .
50c This authenic showing r<
iety that is newest in fabrics and
lue. moderately priced.
75c
em- SPECIAL,
n s
Women's fine all wool shrunk White
re_ces
several lovely new models. Specially p
hed ?
i to INTERESTING COLLECTION OF \
12 vard nipcps of 5tA_irw?V? I r1!**
M ...X... WIU
value. Sale price
36-inch soft Pajama Check. A 25|
15c yard.. Limit 15 yards to customer.
28-inch Pajama Check 10c yard. Limi
tomer.
ivn,
idy SOFT NAINSOOK, 15c Y,
Splendid quality of English Cloth, ft
lfi l-2c, 19c
40-inch English Nainsook, the 1
' fit Gowns
aS40-inch
Mercerized Batiste
!.50 40-inch Voile, in white and colors. .
i.OO
FRESH NEW GINGHAMS, MADRAS J
Beautiful new Plaids, Stripes and Sc
*tic 18 i.2c, 19c
50c
^ Extra large showing of New Shirting
jnd cially priced at
.00 30-inch Percales in Spring Patterns 17
3N-CLOU1
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S, LANCASTER, S. C.
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EIIIb, J. W., Ed., Lee Ellis, and Mrs. wus universall
Will Stewart and Mrs. Ed. llutuph- by all who kn
ries, of Great Falls. Mr. 'Ellis was of the highest
a devout Christian, a member of the living and of
Second Haptist church of Lancaster, ter. lie was
rs as- The remains were interred in Fork member of the
meet- Hill cemetery Tuesday afternoon af- always a faith
ilding ter services conducted by his pastor, tendant at all
day), Rev. T. A. Dabney. KurvJv?,i k? ^
"??. ? vv? W/ VI
peak- ?o? Milliard of
d the The last of the questionnaires brothers, L. N
Is ex- went out from the office of the local of this place a
board Wednesday. There was at sissippi. He \
that time something near a thousand cemetery at II
began out, all of which are to be returned afternoon afl
after to the board within seven days from conducted fr
Wed- the date sent out. The final limit church by the
short- for returning the questionnaires is pastor of the 1
ship- next Wednesday, January 16, and
1 that oil of those now out must be in by R. CJoodwn
ations that time. Some of the registrants tin; War Savi
who have expected to receive ques- has issued a s
tionnaires and have not have been says the resul
com- appearing from time to time at the of the camp:
com- office of the local board to ask for South Carolin
sneral the blanks. The local board, how- OOO.OOO to be
dware ever, has now mailed out all ques- Mr. Rhett's si
apital tionnaires and those registrants who review of the
ioners have not received them should in- during the ini
n M. quire at postoffice at address given tory evidence
j when registering. to do its shai
?o? Reports recei'
com-] F. M. Hell died at Heath Springs rmmtv ?
ing Its last Friday morning: about 1 1 o'clock ' oies arc enco
ments at the home of bis brother-in-law, P. I that thousanr
about ( T. Twitty, after a short illness of taking an a<
>w oc- pneumonia. Mr. Bell was 7 8 years campaign, wh
/ill be old and had spent most of his life in purpose of di
le dry / the state of Alabama, having gone needs that w
there when a young man. He re- pended on
turned to this State about 12 years We want eve
illage. ago and had since made his home child in the 5
illness with relatives in this county, serving quarters and
is was a good deal of the time as assistant for luxuries f
ed by > postmaster at Heath Springs. Mr. ing the goven
s, be-1 Hell was one of the best men that win it at the
J. B. ever lived in this community and ment. The g
)UD CO. HE^
Store KNITTING
i Wfiif/i Just received a
YVniie of Yarn, the.
r|jfp by the Red (
grey and oxfo
REDUCTIONS IN hanks 85c ,
tNES.
tonroeL P~: TL.-1-- rv ' ^
suuiaorv, k ajctllld V/UCCKS^ LF0H16S11CS 1 (
^s, Flaxons, Batiste, Voiles, Madras, (
s, Children's Garments.
f Spring SHEETS, PILLOW CASES a
Full size Seamless Sheets. . . .
jjr Extra Good Sheets
f jiy CllSTS Hemstitch Sheets and Pillow C
Sale Prices.
Heavy best Sheeting, extra wi
^presents all Full size Pillow Cases
designs most" Pearl *c I)oz. I Tf
25c dozen large size Huck
Pearl Buttons 10c Doz. Large
Cinft f ~ tlcll
fclbVIICU u?l- antj J
_ dies Handkerchiefs 2 1-2c Turkis
i Serge Skirts, m
riced at $', 9lS LACES AND EMBROI
rftAIW One big lot of Val, Torchorn
tiUUDS. 5 inches wide. Every ]
th, regular $2.50 Sale
si 7^ par IWp 0ne ,ot of Convent Embroil
. .91.io I er t lece W()rth 10c Sale
p value. Special Pure Linen Lace and Insertion.
><
t 10 yards to cus- ?????????
\RD. 1
ill 36 inches wide Avj ?
and 22 l-2c yard
)est width for p
25c and 35c yard ^ I
VND PERCALES { J1 e
s in Madras. Spe- ' |
r l-2c and 25c Yd. /
5 COMPAN
y liked aud respected fll" fiVh" "/ II AfTi tT ?
ew him, being a man ilrAV
ideals of Christian; rW'^i^i/U tS&k#*biM*fr'r*4??pt**jMl
irreproachable ttrrrtt jfebt'aT'f jHtf'-rHif ifSMftim y
a consistent and loyal t)rt"XjMktnrly
Methodist church.and J*n jtff lMt%MV>iiiP fr
iful and regular at- thWar^tiftviji - I
its services. He is .s|#.nmfcmye.HvoeT*iylM/IC
me sister. Mrs. J. Q. Ktalfrtlft^qVUyaitilft^fibirftltiajhi'
Stoneboro,. and three .jftlyl'gnnp nisfrftfrigt#fof
I. Bell and J. L. Bell ttfci*^elJ\>sti^in^d*wa^#yffri<?%;
nd Kobert Bell of Mis- ;Wu! 'Wlitfc#' and 1
.US uurieu in siil^m ^l#nrtUMl
eath Springs Saturday 'W^^biinlW ^
Ler funeral services \f-r(Vdkt oMxttUMPHttftftcMV1 WW *W- tiaj
otn the Methodist PRi if, canted. Waiw^vi^#ln^cl^i<*t^?u
Rev. Samuel Long, *tfnb#tf1(aJ? ?tasW*B#fe U0P Hkk> jM* A** be^t
baptist church. ing if ftfisqifttotetM* ibA
?o? eafeakfW*1 ait^1 h J|
Rhett. state director of ?p#i l&txWlthei&t} diHrfWJy#{kA&lP
ngs Stamps campaign. (In>aitf <^>f^ita^tt]ftftu8btUfcraH??%ii*|
itatement in which he w^l vlflfl'WhtdlW tM^^peai.*' Hp
Its of the first month (Vj ______^_=a^_3l_____
lign are encouraging. A &+ + + + + +
a's allotment is $30,-1,^. + ^Hjj
SoM durtn,- 0,1. y.ar C PBWfl?aWO^.
tatement follows: A ^ ^
work accomplished + AAA + + & + & + + #*^^1
itial month is satisfac- ac_ *81
that the state intends uds^1"8 V.W.,,Kitti?<,^W<fljuiV^ anW^^^M
re in this great work. l^leRe^ |MWclW? ifrcT-teKGaltaffoS
ved from postmasters, T^+J^dayB. ^K"
nen, and other agen- en ' Q
uraging, as they show . owj|rs.^Vs.JA.(;Jr>0*A'gofiV?wftiV* e^P?
is of the citizens are vl?U*?tife# ^e#fe1l>K^rf?e W^T/lr- \
rtive interest in the (ft,. Ipis S?iup0^,ned. t
dch is simply for the tju, | \
verting money to war jvarl ?
ould otherwise be ex- 3iS*to|^*^rflt*rnfc&. t&f ^iePtW^wei; M
unnecessary luxuries, i'" y11* filfti#1 Hif^rfrAW^lT^r^PH tea '|H
;ry man, woman and Hffi 4tUf^W*der. ^
date to use the dimes.. ,J8 ? ???
dollars usually spent al^f"SHWrtittrS!lT)bHtt<#)^cWMuf,h^rfri^RTP^om* 9
or the purpose of help- j ^rottocko<J|lm H#P' dfKl*tfrddtf teflfu.j. ?
unent win the war and ft^liWfdd^w^ttffendrf fc
? earliest possible mo- ?o-=_o? K
;overnment will pay in l3Bife?lil9?f Q^'^BadNt. < H
Oayisd<fyy-eh^s tSWeKve^uW4??niM>- to- M
dayt day.
7"\T I ' t1 rhW^h^VA11 hara%P jftt(1 Ar. 9
/ 1 j^it'ykHVW-bBy^no^inHvid^ W%'rlf?rX
^Htu*e&M.h1Seketer f&r ^8^ vtfttM* \ii Jm
YARNS 'n;w -.^>r~~
I | t U'ill ^^b^MttWi'.
lanxp Qtnrk ,ft1TOdri#dpwa^ti^,*iJ?chiiw* ,i*? 9
1UI?1 OlU\/I\ |n: ?PV-^or. ,
quality used | "ri,"MWm<""' ?>-=_?_
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rftCC kakl rn0trlk^^ttty'Clty.tuii,?dri?dh?P liT I
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fCL Ldr?6 ^rs- >traNi ,\f.)'(eook
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te^i^WUflaW
wi|h,j?ffc ^ Mi$- ftfr J**: M
tweling, Laces HtVook' /
linahatr Mis^B^>iJf^r^p3o#fc?^e(i?tV
o > Lufgf dYfc.. ppyl) ?rtriH?r?**t r?ttkw*ml M ft
1 wi|l 4*?iv' H?Uiirii?.?i?? * ? ???
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an 1 lttM>c"Il*VWa!#?*dpdadd
.gel o?Hhoo^.issI^I???'9ohteaaJ#i!|leBi4?Cr f
. uurrT.vr , Mi iBMMffiJVuft^qjuSwieffonrthre^rtyfiWy
| nit
89c c I ?? o?
$1.15 LPUllWtt??C*BHl$E^l(AW?)NG U
uses in all sizes, at t U' ^/W^Oe?ABC?ttEl|
de 49c yd. f?
He Pair r ^lsl A^rC*",c^lli^ull^I^u^
I li<>ustttMiAteA?KrXBegftftegtxl
>wel Sale Price. fasiiwiwflbto^iaa. JaUH-ait-UiIirattt-c-..
Towels 5c |?: ^ipaljfnr f at>solaibeolute>roh
Huck Towels, un- ?I" amynttec Aht?iArainrteanDplrtjd|M)?riuv^
l in 1'>1 9 thattta'cbatfndeofptwapBEapeelilJddlBifciuK
value, luc, I- WC aC I BnaitpuMixraMorrflilftrf Mrnhbttttrt L.
, 1 "c I "I**41'Adntfc ibaao%amtHln.ter<.Xe
' ?%Ve S 1 nit' ilmehli tchwplitfcat thdtunHrnnbia
Atedadtonaren Ittlin 0 AihmLsea u
PFKIES, an bo^kofeibilaie'daiifclrajBtidi efcfiteol-ti et
q^i *i*liiiet)4dljqrrtltay tlliHiAAneAaanflJhe Th
and r llet Laces, .- bbi rcbQeMferteeeirtst tiftm i?.he\br?wim-*eh..vi
piece Worth 10c. poi tt^ottsnfttretaattiofvlke ( eqsirtapaiitn.onj^
* V ,V ; ' *?\ '.&i hajUtbaocitjidAti WW* ifthai lteehift ,W
dered kast Edge. r?nn?rBeaB< n6or?ee and gfcteigittae i^F
_; ' *?C pi t t-?tCttoctioci)r*iKii)rdHdi rtiertrklntinSiiinf
Very fine quality ' X, ^iw?pfc?6Aome.
8c and 10c \ard. }!ent tafciei,?l-HJR?pehhec<'irtde|entdjri?tl.i?
-~<Hl lied ifce **puitap?ntiixtntt thathfcd had
rp . . n? . foi JiftjIdxlddflPithf^wliHiiaoMEifnuartiiCT
Table Damask, J ?,,??* umu.a.dmatotimnth?.
be rbeeHi9ntll**Ae**ieehbyihtai .intm) an<
leavy Satin-Table l-fa t th?fe<ymgtrt*etl<wrttw?g? a
wl h *tftb IbenEreaefch&iilleriUeHDto-r.rA
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pcciall\ MfitMhK tJtife nfleaB# xfertmtkvtMr t?
A i|cAoMrt?*tKlto?ldlera.
riced 35c, 50c, 75c c|,
Not NoCAantf. AMkB?eIcsV>?
)erryvale Linen, i, ib BetcBMrtlliv.iii
c8^iDMr?h?t aart.mmiiift MM ttfcat- ^ritt win
? . . letfv?i<Mvoi*1?1<^t<, UV \\?J th* rat Mi?m?
eavy all pure Lin- l nplpownviMar^uroaJ
n. 72 inches wide 1
, jLh| (tfcuaMfto tmvtioiv ?*>i?h?r I?m . Khcr? i?- .
XI 50 and XI 75 'My w??y my auMrfUri;tii?(nNWr?X
ami iji.id o.fa ???dt <ii 'VoaatttuttMiftt *?n>cW^?W
cilnrVftlft. I~t?fthf [!*? > ? ( > >? * <?. ft*! a?j I By) ;r.
t , . . , jjifcji.k- ?MfcirtMMitttfintitrf *iu< HH>aioki?ti?flr i
Japkins to match to luinuwim >ir??.-n iiwt,. itvuiii mho ?i? ti
In l|>ifc*V yrntl bm h?wimi<un'?wi'*f?ri|p>n
p. tMArlfcffri tow) wM'iiwMr.lidrtiWrDu ,,,v
:t5c Dozen %
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w it WtlklMwr4tee<?1wt v**tevMsn?(e?fe?3Ee
di attimfimm ?JN?d cm* >i*m iMMjcaflK T3
>HP W? a I I #d?t rkelto 'Ofttod t*lod IMr t tin MMflM W? ,. .J
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