The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 01, 1918, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1918
I'M" I M' I' < ' II . 1 I l 1 1
SALE OF
uv/jjai aic
f i i
; i
This sale should not fail to
ning to secure some new furnit
enable her to secure just the p
ish and design she prefers for f
laying out for them. An inspei
following reductions is cordial!
Vfr~?fll i7~hy' Ifffi 3W1 fel?|
,Jg_EL"f -ft
I
THIS HANDSOME "COLON]
Colonial Dining Room Suite,
with Mirror 10x48 inches, Tab
Table 20x36 inches; 6 (.hairs, v
carefully made of the best seloc
in appearance and should give
"THE-WON-MOTION
The "Won-Motion" Davanette
should be in every home.
The "won-Motion" embodies
an entirely new idea in Davanette
construction. As the name
suggests, only one motion is .
quired to convert it into a big,
comfortable bed. It is carefully
and substantially made of selected
oak or birch, well put together
so that it is perfectly rigid in
either position and beautifully
finished in Golden Oak, Fumed
Oak or Mahogany, rubbed dull.
The length between the arms is
49 inches; it opens into, a bed 47
inches wide by 72 inches long. r
front, posts 3 inches wide. No. c
inches wide.
NO. 1 COMPLETE with fine M
1'rice
NO. 5 COMPLETE with fine M
Price
i "we
from our old location on
new building on Arch St.
than the old one and pert
of Furniture open foryom
welcome
LANCASTER D
"The Best f
FURN1TUR
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1
FURNH
Pieces and S<
V irm .?" "?-?.- - v > _! $
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be of interest to every housev
lire to make her home more i
ieces or sets she most desires
ar less than the amount she
ction of the pieces and sets 1
Iv invited.
||y -r " 1 "
I wJl. Bilii
^jaagaiiH^lL. pfl =j|l
[AL" DINING ROOM SUI
Mahogany, consists of Huff
le 54 inches, top extends to 1
ritli genuine leather slip seat
'ted Mahogany and nicely ti
a life-time of satisfactory s(
I" The Last Word I
rwo styles No. 1 has arms 3 1
> has arms 5 inches \vi<le an<
attrcss, Davanette covered w
attress, Davanette covered
HAVE MOVED
Main St., to the secon
Our new quarters ar
nits us to have a more e
r inspection.
! TO OUR NEW HOME
IEPARTM0T
*lace To Shop After All'
E DEPARTS
PUB LANCASTER NEWS, LAI
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the local
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contains
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-rr~ classified.
i; - by the ?
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the mail
I class in
Is. I board.
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me who is plan- i93i_c
it.tractive. It will 1896 ci
in the wood, tin- 1864?s.
had figured on , 1852?l<
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et 24\i)-t inches, j 1045?.v
3 feet. Sorting '1664?r
Each piece is [1804?<j
nished. Elegant ji^gZ,
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n Davanettes
-2 inches wide and Jjj!!* j
i front posts 3 1-2 1231 p
1488?v
ith Chase Leather. 1415?v
$32.50 *???1
with Mule Skin. 1627--J
.. $39.50 1145?F
. 1883?c
J 1906?C
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d floor of our 20L?i
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e larger than ma?s
fficient disolav
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famous
your hoi
[r* m* rp feel tha'
t, JM I to show
antee.
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^CASTER. S. C.
LIST OF CLASS iflllllllllllll
: MEN THIS COUNTY
inrtl Has Finished t'lassifl?ii
Hut Hist riot lloitrtl | j
""jr*" Jiiihl
tal list of classifications by
board for Hancaater county I
The
bed last week and this list
the names of those last
The tlnal classification
llstrlCt board may change H
s of some of these, hut
i they the
which placed by the local
imber given is the order
dH<
mmett K. Felts. !
I
Hies Mackey.
wen Morrow.
ervy Witherspoon. I ? ?
lurlow McMurray. |j%*as%ai
lankln Harris. PflPM \rJ|
arrison McCoy. lUUilll III
=i'= DEMOGRi
?te Cautlien.
Jones.
W. Lineberger. AlTIBNCfl 8 Gr6i
1 ntirc P o it f hnrs ?
|8 NOW
Cunningham. i
swis Hohinson.
lliott Izzard. ?
obert S. Twltty. MAINSTAY IN
enj. Peay. ,
idge Peay.
oyt Ellis. UrplUB Wheat e
imuel Wade. Ha* Been 8ent
jny Duncan. en?d
om Thompson. I ?
a Neal. America'! grea
eorge Bailey. lng 3,000.000.000 I
imes Ifinson. world's food situ
W. Harris. United States Io<
ichard Dunady. jlleve.
ert Hough. J Corn Is the natl
honias Watson. housewives are I
R. Parks. 1 It contains all th
. B. Allen. keep the uody In
Downs. (when used accori
T. Dixon. | tried recipes, ei
euben Dunlap. 'Wue<1 w,th nn 8(1
r . *aC will sustain
obert Izzard.
dlan warriors lu <
lyler. parched corn alor
lanly Cook. time, and at Vi
larence Huchanon. corn was at tinn
larence Tillman. Ibe Continental ?
ob Prince. Owing to tran
rnest Gamble. caused by the wui
d. Glenn. ,nore al?>wly to n
*r ? , ever before. No?
aac Hammond. , . .
? . la reaching the n:
. Gar ner. jn tj,e raeantjme
ud McManus. wheat has been s
f not rr. .
luji xooay more a
Leech. bushels of corn
Cauthen Thla Quantity Is
/. L. Threatt. e,B than ln for,n
. A. Holden. .?? haa bf?;>r
^ ... stay lu the crisis
. G. Watson.
.. .. Just bs this c
T "ennett. American col on I;
/111 Simpson. many occasions, ,
lock Garris. staple food durlni
'. Gill. olutlon and durln
/. O. Thompson. Corn has again <
i Miller nation's battl
, ta ^.?k. Corn meal is fli
i. D. Ogburn. . . .. ,
ed use ln the niak
"enson? bread. Hundred;
[. W. llrooks. many of the larg
. E. Hennett. 20 per cent, coi
Im House. flour to make le
V. A. Carnes. i kind of a mixture
'. T. Sowell. | ln the same reelp
' , ,, ' methods that api
/. L. Hood. ?
bread.
. Starnes. I ? .
Corn bread?us
I. L. Sistare. gaining ?
Hudson. Ithan ever befoi
|. H. Sistare. coming to realize
am Cureton.
P Sims. ?Robert I
. H. Neal. 1077?E. Cunni
rank Rlaokwell. 124 4?C. It. l'r
,. I). Broom. 12 57?J. L. Cor
V. Cunningham. , .
B dark. ,26?C'ybU
I. Fetteraon. I274--M. V. Se
y. Gill. 1284?A. Johns
tm Hood. 1231?F. Blukf
ten Howie. 1490?M. Lowr;
V. McGee, Jr. 1514?E. A. Si
ten McWhirter. 1560?J. E. Pr<
.. O. MoManus. 1641?E. Hlnso
i. ?. weai. 1694?j. Jones.
C. Sistare. 1698?W. Robi
I. K. Thompson. 1731?R. Colen
!. T. Mailman. 1741?r Dunoa
!. H. Crimmtn?or. 174 9?M. R. B
. T. Turner. 17 50?W. S. B
. P. Knight. 1757?B. Hirsel
I. McMullen. 1768?Roach S
1. E. Baker. 1778?S. Beckh
lam Calo. v 17 89?J. Boyd.
. Bell. 1 R 9 8 H I tn n I q
. Laney, 1841?E. D. Ci
. McDaniel. 184 9?M. K. M
v- Kf>e. 1852?J. H. Cai
18 65?J. Balle;
RHEUMATISM. 1917?R. QUI.
will you aufTer from this moat 1954 A. Pattei
disease when L-Rheumo has 1976 -C. Wrlgl
the greatest remedy for the 1982? R. Staek
years? Thousands of people 2002 L. I. Pa
o Its wonderful cures. This 2074?A. Watti
prescription should bo In 1897?I. N. B1
me. Have It ready when you 1105?R. F. Cu
t first pain. Ask our dealer 2022?J. O. M<
you our money back guar- 1210?C. M. W
For sale by The Standard 1317?R. Brow
i., Lancaster, q. C. 11-tf. 1464?T. Leech
I
The boy
W Its Ei
||?jo?bucki
DE PQ1
.Wuc T V.U yp NEW YORK I NC
LL WIN 5
RCY'SWAR S
for A
enlng
atest Cereal Crop ftnd 1
r pram
Moving to prodi
arket. Co'
every
Ih np
NATION'S CRISIS. quant
the c<
>f the United 8tjrtee
to Famine Threat- MAU
Europe.
t corn crop, exceedjushela,
will save the Cai
ntion, officials of the Made
)d administration be- hindf
cordl
eel v
Ion's beet food cereal, trone
beginning to realise, minis
e elements needed to q-|,(
a state of health and of tin
illug to the ecoree of the
qiectally when com- tor r
(led iH>rtlon of oil at try,
life Indefinitely. In- bluel
colonial days lived oe that
le for many days at a housi
ill '
imtj * ?' Rc ^ai vuwu
t'8 tiie sole ration oI Th
Dldlers. mate
sportation difficulties a,1(*
r the corn crop moved 'ins *
lurket this year than 'n a
v, however, the rereei "Si
illlers and consumera fount
the nation's surplus cast,'
ent to Europe. "Nor
ire approximately 8U They
for every American, dlflfei
greater by five buab- *?oh
r years. aroui
ne the nation's malae "T
of war. ^nt.
teiiaf
ereal saved the first ""?l
#ts from famine on ? "
Just as tt served as a 11
g the War of the Rev- hear
g the Civil War, King P0"8'
come to the front to "tory
e with autocracy. to c<
tiding greatly lncreas- *? 01
;lng of ordinary white P??P
s of housewives and
er bakers are mixing THE
rn meal with wheat
nvened bread. This
Is worked and beked
es and with the same
ily to straight wheat CO[
act
ele
ilng corn meal entire- )t
i greater popularity dfl
re. Housewives are an(
that every nound of thf
_ ^
tenson 2Q
ngham. sal
alt.
?k.
crest. ||
ion. | wil
ney. J th<
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PAGE THREE
s favorite
asiestf
WHITE TAN |0?
(SUES
a Ifi 'ZXP 13 34 I
PUff-C '-O, rJ V. I
t saved in America means a pound
ie?t released for shipment to the
lis with which America Is hssocIIn
the war.
ere are a score of corn product#
today possess unusual Importance
merlcans. Corn syrup for sweet:
corn cakes and buckwheat cakee
'or use In the kitchen instead of
dated sugar Is one of the leading
lets made from corn.
n oil, excellent for frying und for
other purpose tilled by salad otla,
peering on the market In large
titles. It comes from the germ 06
jrn.
IE-IN-GERMANY LIES
CIRCULATED IN CANADA
iada Is also having trouble with
-In-Oeruiany lies calculated t#
r Canadian food conservation ao
ng to an official statement roil
from the Canadian food conr
by the United States food aditratlon.
e Rtorles bothering Canada ar#
e same general character as thoso
United States food ndministrwecently
denounced In this connsuch
as the ridiculous suit and
ng famine fakes and the report
the government would seize
ewlves' stocks of home canned
s.
e Canadian food controller estis
that when the people listen to
pass on such stories, each ono
he power of destruction that lies
battalion of soldiers,
torles without even a vestige of
flat ion have been scattered broad"
said the Canadian statement,
have they come to life casually,
have started simultaneously in
rent parts of the country and in
Instance have been calculated to
ie public Indignation,
hey are Insidious, subtle, perslstRlt
by bit they dissipate publle
, the great essential In the work
od control.
lies with every Individual to torfrom
criticism; to refrain from
ng on the vagrant and harmful
, and tints the more effectively
(-operate In work which Is going
icun more than the majority at
le yet realize."
UNITED STATES FOOD
ADMINISTRATION SAYSt
There is no royal road to food
tservation. We can only acnplish
this by the voluntary
Jon of our whole neoD'e eacw
ment in proportion to its means,
is a matter of equality of buri;
a matter of minute saving
d substitution at every point in
; 20 000.000 kitchens, on the 20,)
000 dinner tables, and in ths
00.000 manufacturing, wholoe
and retail establishments ?f
s country.
RUB OUT PAIN
th good oil liniment. That's
i surest way to stop them.
>e best rubbing liniment is
IUSTANG
IIIIIIFIIV
iNimtN i
Good for the Ailments of
arses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. V
Good for your own A ches, I
tins, Rheumatism, Sprains, 11
Cuts, Burns, Etc. if
15c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers. I
*
?ROFESSIONAL CAR1?S
R. J. KKRCK PtJNDKRRI'RK,
Dental Surgeon,
i Hours:
8:30 to 12:30 A. M.
2:00 to 6:00 P. M.
And by Appointment.
Office Phone 160.
Residence Phone 16.
fllce oyer Hancaster Pharmacy.