The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 18, 1918, Page PAGE THREE, Image 5
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1918.
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Never Before
r A KrcKsmiTi. iiixi. f
NKSS CAKKKlt
depends largely on
making friends of customers.
From the
first this idea has been
the foundation upon
which this business
has been built. We
began by giving our
patrons honest values
and courteous treatment.
We endeavored
to obtain their
friendship by deserving
it.
We won many
friends and our policy
remains unchanged;
for only by continuing
to give the same good
values hv pivliii' ?tio
same courteous treatment,
can we continue
to hold the friendship
^ and good will of the
people with whom we
transact business.
v <
$1.95 BeautifU) Lace and ]
I j $2.25 Extra Fine Quality V<
I I lnce trimmed
FASCINAT
Fascinating: in style wi
collection of undermuslins ai
Thrifty women who taki
store tomorrow, and partak<
v indicate another advance in p
few short weeks.
Fine quality Muslin Gowns, r
cial
Extra quality Gowns, embro
1 Beautiful Nainsook and Bati
Teddys beautifully embroide
White Satine Petticoats, Fre
Woman's Drawers of fine qu
med, open and closed styl<
Billy Burkes, white and pink
Children's Drawers of exce
stitched, tucked and embn
in
LHJ
ss= n
an
+ NORTH LANCASTER. + fo,
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I^anoastor. 8. C., R. F. D. 1, Jan. p
18.?'Miss Annette Craig has Rone to
t c i
Winthrop for the month of January
to take a course in home demonstra- ,0
m tion work preparatory for her work foi
In Lancaster county aa assistant to
Miss Creighton. ,U|
Miaa TIazie Betts, of Catawba, haa
w c
returned to this community and ia
I teaching again In our school.
Miaa Janle Craig has returned to ?<*i
her school at Blenheim, 8. C., and fr?
Miss Marie Craig to her school at be
Valdosta. Oa. They both had a ?o<
pleasant vacation. wi
Miss Mary Craig has returned to Or
Catawba to attend school again. It
Captain Clarence McMurray, who th<
t
(hmm martin i -
?^
in the Histor
WAISTS. GALORE?R
OUSLY LOW PRK
Materials alone are wor
than the price quoted
instances and the styles
cidedly new and at
You'll buy several?th
for more.
$1.00 Voile, Organdie an
Waists
$1.50 Voile and Organdie
to'
sizes 36 to 53
Embroidery Trimmed Voile
Dile Waists, tucked, embroic
ING ARRAY OF DAINTY
ith excellence of quality a
n attraction of unusual inte
e pride in their stock of ur
; freely in these dainty ga
>rice, which means PRICES
ound V and square neck, h
idered lace trimmed, insert
ste Gowns, ribbon run and
red and lace trimmed on 1
nch pleated
lality Muslin and Crepe em
es. Specially priced
Crepe, priced
llent quality Muslin, regul
jidered edges. Special. . . .
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|jjj
NCAST
d has been stationed in Califor
r some time, is at homo for a I
ys on a visit to his father, W.
McMurray. His wife and dau
r are with him. lie experts to
Europe very soon to joint (
roes there.
miss iiattie MCAiurray has
mod to Richburg to take up 1
>rk as teacher.
The grain crops, especially o
e badly damaged by the sev
ezes. Wheat It seeins Is In mi
tter condition. A few oats w
wn by the open furrow meti
th a Cole grain drill by J.
aig. They are In good shape j
seems the best mode of sow
bbg late years.
THE LANCASTER NEWS, LA
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y of Local Retaili
They Hav
RUHMIlll
SAVB A (i(K)l) HICi HIT '
EDICUPllil
ED.
You can do it very eas
th more sizes you want from the Ian
in some tomorrow.
, These stocks are unusi
are deto
a point where we can c
tractive.
reason for these reductions.
en Wish 4 5x3 6 inch Hemmed Pillow
4 2x38 1-2 Hemmed Pillow C
d Poplin 42x36 Mohawk Hemstitched
4 5x36 Mohawk Hemstitched
63x90 Hemmed Sheets.. ..
; Waists 72x90 Hemmed Sheets. . . .
18.?The cold continues to stay with I
go
lis. The school is doing splendid ,
>UI but out door work is not so much.
If the saying is true, that a cold
rc- winter is a pre-requislte to a good
hor crop year, it seems that 1 f? 1K will
he one of the "fat" years. ,
The officers for the ensuing term,
Midway Council, Daughters of
''r'" America, will be installed Thursday,
ich 24th inst., 7 o'clock p. m. They
ere are: C., W. F. Kstridge; A. C., Mrs
iod Mamie Faile; V. C., Miss Fatsy HinE.
aon; A. V. O., Mrs. Syble Adams;
ret. R. 8., Mrs. Nannie Kstridge; F. 8.,
ing Mrs. Mary Neal; Treas., H. F. Clyburn;
Asst. R. 8., Mrs. Dessie Catoe;
.$1.25 81x00 Hemmed Sheets. . . .
90x90 Hemmed Sheets. . . .
Waists 72x00 Sanitary Crinkle Spr
-r 81x00 Sanitary Crinkle Spr
Single Hed Size Crochet Spr
lory and Double Bed Size Crochet Spi
Many other qualities of Crc
. priced . . . .$l.5<>, $1.75,
r UNDERMUSLINS.
nd temptingly low priced, make this
jrest to all women.
idermuslins, will do well to visit ihi:
trments, jus present market condition:
like THESE will be impossible in ;
ice trimmed and ribbon run. Spe
50<
;ion and edge, ribbon run 75<
embroidered
. . . .79c, 89c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.0<
Nainsook. Priced.. ..75c and $1.0(
$1.01
broidered, hemstitched and lace trim
39c and 50t
$1.50 to $2.5<
ar and knickerbocker styles, hem
25<
7 > A*
ER DEP^
"The Best Place to
nia + + + + + + + + +!
few * MIDWAY. +
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j( Kerahaw, R. C.. II. P. I) 5, Jan. '
^NCASTER, S. C.
ng, Has the Pu
e to Our
issure you that it's most n
it all thrifty women have ii
day stocks will be replcnis
I it's our earnest desire tl
rehase in this store and has
Aj DO SO TOMOKUOW ai
allies.
G?JOIN THE THRONGS
OX l?KI> SPItKADS, SHKKTS AM)
IX>\V CASKS.
ily; simply come in and pick out t!
Ke stocks which we will place on sa
lally large; we want to reduce the
onveniently handle them; hence tl
Cases 25c Kn<
'ases 15c Ka<
Pillow Cases 40c Ka<
I Pillow Cases 45c Ka<
9I.OO Ka?
$1.to Ka<
91.25 Ka<
91.55 Ka?
cads 91 .i
eads 91/
eads 91 .<
eads 91 .i
ichet and Marseiles Bed Sprea<
92.00, 92.50, 95.OO. 9:1.50 and 95.1
c
Sea Island Sheeting, .16 in<
36-inch Bleached Sheeting.
f Special 4-4 Jeans
Lonsdale Twill, 36 inches
Ahsorbant Toweling
18-inch Toweling
18, 20 and 24-inch Linen H
Fruit of the Loom Muslin.
Nainsook, beautifully finis]
Androscoggin Muslin, blea
27-inch good quality Musll
Amesbury Bleach, 3 6 inch*
lRTMEN
Shop After All"
Warden, J. C. Catoe; Conductor,
in serving in the United States arm
T. Adams; I. S., Mrs. I'atsy Adam:
O. S., J. E. Love; Trustee, C. 1
Adams. The rule is to use, or can
over two of tlie "old" board; that n
cannot be new ones.
Mrs. Annie Faulkner, of Mt. Air
N. C., visited at the home of her si
ter, Mrs. W It. Fatoe, recently.
Rev. J. H. Caston, of Columbi
was at the home of W. F. hstridj
last week on business.
Mrs. W. U. Catoe and childr<
spent two days with her mother, Mr
VV. T. Hlackmon, of I la lie Gold Mil
section, last week.
We are sorry to note the very s
rlous illness of Mrs. C. F. Adams.
W. F. Rstridge spent a while wil
his friends, Mr. und Mrs. Ernest V
~-?' . w.^i. ".-c^as
iblic Responded to a J
tilt" fine
* they intrt
them the
not oupabl
itiiYiiig to us to sec the ooir out pro
1 our biji niorcliandiso iusti- lections < ;
made for
of appare
put-door
ihed and now Bargain Lots for lh?
dainty
tat every woman who ever bles Th
not taken advantage of this rnl i,rices
tempt mtr
id secure her share of these men to
enough \
least a cc
ments at
i OF THE THRIFTY. 12
A
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AN ADMIRABLE COLLECTION OF
LACES ANI) EMBROIDER
le beauty, that wil
T at a giance an^ f
your friends for
| j 1 ness of design.
II ?T",|'t-!W/x,:1 predominating
'' l ^ women wHo foil
flwlr1 I y Iff these laces here
/ ITlsf |ri| One lot of exqui
11 ( | | ^ eries in variou
" "? Many other grades of embroideries ]
H) 5c to $
w Laces, Filet, Torchon a nd Round ar
da Mesh, Insertions to m atch, also L
?? Priced . . . ,3c, 5c, 7c, 8c, 10c to 3r
THE WHITE BARGAIN AISLI
Only values extraordinary are offered in our
gains," and all offerings are worth coining miles f
item carefully.
IMLIiOW Tt'ltlXCi, TOWJOLlNti AND SHI
4 2-inch Pepperell Tubing
4 5-inch Pepperell Tubing
9-4 Pepperell Sheeting
10-4 Pepperell Sheeting
9-4 Garza Sheeting
10-4 Garza Sheeting
;nch Unbleached Sheeting
36-inch Sheeting, good count, unbleached
hes, unbleached
finished soft for the needle
wide, the finest material for making Middys . . . .
I?r i
Toweling
hed for undergarments and infants' wear
ched for domestic use
ps wide
rnr CTAnrn
II >31UKL3
J. f Caskey, former teachers in the Mill- sought whei
>' way school, (the former now hold- The office
ing a federal position in the Lances- 21, W. O. W
tor postofflce) last week. hnU tho
ry
Mr. \V. It. Catoe was in Camden m Every 1
Monday on business. sister councl
Owing to the cold weather the ent. The of
y' trustees have not opened the night W. R. Cato<
g school,
but no doubt will. The law Commani
now provides that night students c. Command
can he enrolled regardless of age, tenant, VV. 1
TC
thereby adding to the school's re- Catoe; Watc
sources. try, W. S. Mi
?n
in the opinion of the writer, it's men. B. P.
a patriotic duty to tho government, R* F. Morgi
It4
for our boys to educate themselves, The Midw
and the not play "slacker" in any- doing their
P!* thing. When the government wants cution of th<
a man for an honored position it ment "Thril
th never considers idlers. Men who are A heap of
V. overloaded with work are the men heap.
PAGE THREBT
sale as
K< ONOMIKS
II-: <;<>oi>s.
foods are of
?sl quality;
neluce a vaf
beautiful
m1 display a
o! unique
Hotter than
looms are
le of turning
111 them se- | I j
;in easily be '
the creation
'1 for in or
wear; also
making of
u mlerwea raelr
economiwill
surely
nbers of wopurchase
to make at
?uple of jjara
time.
! 1 -!2<' to 75c
Yard.
BEAUTIFUL
IES
rich and rare
1 attract you
>e admired by
their cleverLaces
are the
factor in torash
ion. and
ow the trend
wisley to see
tomorrow,
site embroidis
widths and
>atterns that
yard. White
.. . . 12 l-2c
priced from
1.50 a Yard j 1
id DiiimnnH I I
inen Laces.
>c the Yard
"Aisle of Barer.
Read each
?KTIN(i.
25c Yd.
35c Yd.
45c Yd.
50c Yd.
40c Yd.
45c Yd.
. . . . lOc Yd.
. . 12 I-2c Yd.
I 5c Yd. I
. . . 12 I-2c Yd. j '
2<>c Yd.
8O0 Yd.
, . . . . 15c Yd.
iiul 12 1 -2c Vd.
50c to 7.V Yd.
25c Yd.
1 He Yd.
. . . . 22c Yd.
10c Yd.
18c Yd.
i a "man" is needed.
rs of MiHu/ov
- "J wcw..^, I1U.
.. will be Installed in the
th inst. at 8 o'clock p.
member of Midway and
lis are urged to be presllcers
elected are: Clerk,
;; Hanker, E. G. Catoo;
ler. J. H. Ogburn; Past
ler, G. B. Deas; A. Lleu1.
Phillips; Escort. J. C.
hman, Onie Catoe; Senorgan;
Auditors: ChairSelf,
O. H. Funderburk,
in.
f&y school children are
"bit" toward the proseb
war by buying govern't"
stamps. They say:
littles will make a big
"