The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 26, 1918, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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TUESDAY, FEB. 26, 1918.
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This Is a Wireless S\
It stands for
^How many have
put it off till torw
today.
If each man, v
under the Stars
just one of thes
? Uncle Sam four
million dollars with which to help
* $412,000,000 with which to help end 1
Incidently these Stamps are the b
ever offered to the American people.
4 cents for them now, and on January
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n>i VVUII me pnvnuge Ol Kdung
I hem any time you need it. DON'T
' DAY. Be a Thrifty Patriotic Invest<
The First Authorii
NEW SPRING Di
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$2.50, $3.50, $4.50,
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irilL?L(liVJL?Ill in/1
ways.
Some arc peaked or ridded t
)?y the United States soldiers; <
Ieer's cap. Combinations of sati
liscrs and hair lace, linens, tfini;
wings. Trimmings of berries,
orlo mniornfttito oil f.. n...
"'""ii" "in, (111 bis III! Ill IIUHere
arc just a few of them,
priced?
$2.50, $3.00, $
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YORK COUNTY MAN I pletely si
ONE OF THE SURVIVORS only use
guide the
(Continued from Page 1.) not swam
' the direr
around and round for a while I the boat
Righted one of the boats floating an(| unti|
nearby and I made for it. A minute noon. T
after clambering in Lieutenant Hag- water, bv
ley climbed aboard and was followed thin was |
by four other men. unfit for
"Soon after reaching the boat the a tug on
submarine came up and picked up certainly
^ the two men. There were plenty of and ?om<
others in the water, but it made no spent on
effort to save them. We were hard most stn
put to keep the boat from founder- as we die
ing as the sea ran high and the bit. Hap
waves often filled the boat half full, wars abov
The task was to get this water out. water waf
before the next wave came and com-MU effects
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THE LANCASTER N
NCASTER DEP
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War Savings Stamps. //-II\
YOU bought? Don't /'//
orrow what you can do / 1 ?a
raman and child living - / ' \i' \ that
and Stripes will buy [ I I,1 tunc
;e Stamps it will give ^ [j j I |
hundred and twelve ! ; i \ \Y<
our fighting boys? I teres
this world war. TJ* lj j |f,f cttc
est "Loan Investment" ; few <
You pay $-1 and a few (I fl mm,,,
1923. you cash them in Jh' | f7[(JH
your money back for // ~~TT~fo
DELAY?START TO- ^ l\ l>att(
)r at Once. \eloj
atiie Styles In Exquisite Lot
RESS SKIRTS NE
ite skirts will play an im- ^ fft
part in the fashionable 4T
wardrobe this spring. ftmYi ,%- *
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unusual attractiveness ot h \
is and materials that have VmJ 1 vj
them so lnueh in promi- ^
Hid when we say that w
Spring Styles are more
and decidedly different .. ^very one now, aaim
that will delight every
ny previous season, it's crepe, satins and silks
ately decorated with p
> eieate interest among' wjh prove ve
Me dressers. feon ahead.
Let us have the plea
. -4 4 4, prices will prove a plea
vite you to see them. 1
Special $1.00 1
$6.00 tO $15.00 Organdie Waist
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KES IT DEBUT FOR SPRING
utiful creations of the foremost milliners exe
the styles w hich are at present the favored o
of Fashion, are now awaiting your approval
which you will unhesitatingly shower upon
display a world of shapes of medium sizes, wit!
pieuous crowns, dented in a multitude of bewit
o suggest the general effect of the hat worn
others follow somewhat the lines of the offin
and straw, ehenile straw, moutlon straw, Jfi
hams, etc., are included in tin* range of cov- w
futurist flowers, ribbons, new bead and bu- /C"
t i 111 <11 it i <? ^
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Note how lnodoratolv thcv have boon M
3.50, $5.00 to $20.00 |
ink the craft. About the the water and then in the boat.
we had for oars was to "We were about 35 miles from a
i boat so the waves would Island when the boat sank. Whf
p us and keep it headed in Picked up by the tug we were a li
lion of land. We were in t,e nearer tbe l9,and and were ,an<
for 23 hours, or all night ed about two hour3 afler beir
A ?
2 o'clock the next ufter- ?'P- ?ne nexi uay wo wei
he boat contained a little taken to the ba8e of the A">er?
it In a brief .space of time fleot and *lven new ou,,lt8- Unt
polluted with sea water and bp,nK *e could not wrli
use. When picked up by home> as we had no add'ess to K?ve.
the following afternoon we Awlnnwl to New Destroyer,
enjoyed a drink of water Young Nunnery landed in Ne
?thing to eat. The hours York last week and was prante
the boat were among the leave before leaving for , whei
enuoils I ever experienced he has been assigned to a new tyr
1 not havo time to relay a of destroyer Just being complete!
pily. however, the weather He will return to New York Moi
e freezing and while the day, from which point he and si
? cold, we did not suffer any other members of the Jacob Jon<
as a result of our stay in crew will go to the new destroye
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BWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
ARTMENT SI
to Shop After All"-*
Interesting New Arrivi
OMEN'S SPRING i
ich originality is in evidence in tin4 style 1
rlv Sprint;- Models in Women's and Misses'
in various developments hnv< made for
is wonderfully appealing anddistinctive,
with these fervent times.
amen and Misses' new clothes will lind thi
t. The styles are original and closely folloi
type. Bodices, tunic types and slightly
>f the style ideas represented in this early >
fabrics are of exceptional quality and bm
will gladden the hearts of all women folks
rns add much to the diversity and exclusiv
nnents in every model shown.
teliness Embroidered In Tl
W SPRING WAISTS
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ty, and in the most alluring' styles imaginable. 1
' one who sees them. They are made of the
in simple tailored styles as well as those more <
retty laces and embroideries, revealing many no
ry popular for these first warm days of the ne
sure of showing you these new waists today,
isant revelation to our patrons.
I'oile, Poplin and 85 CEN1
MOTHERS! HERE ,
THAT WILL NOT ]\
and
them. Those shoes present a very dress
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II IOW "n'f, iiuu arc I mi 1)1 lOC-CHSC, JUKI
chin^ good service. And will stand all 1
bangs and bumps that the ehildrei
tliein much better and nnieh longer
other makes of children's shoes
similar price.
Vy They have good strong count*
strong leather soles, easily shined v
soft, pliable uppers that idcnd with
mfe' ' ri via I mot ion < ?t* the t'< >ot. The\ a re
P"and lace styles, made up in a variet
\A ?nid can be had in every size. Yet
little they cost.
| 85c, $i.00, $1.
He enlisted in the navy .19 months time the Amerk
in ago and has nine more months of er until sunk.
ui his enlistment to serve. "If the plement of llfl
t- war continues I will re-enlist, and 44 survived th<
I- will probably do so anyway." he stroyer was a
ig said. Nunnerly is a gunner and he which convoyed
re I stated he wanted a chance to even arv force to F
n ' up with a Herman submarine for Histod in convi
il putting the Jacob Jones out of com- gents. Several
te mission. sighted during
"When I saw my ship was sinking ropean waters
and the submarine dared not show shots were fired
w herself. I fired a few rounds anyway of a hit could n
il and kept her down." Nunnery serv- Nunnery has 1
e ed on the battleship North Dakota French ports a
m and Connecticut before he was as- time in Ireland.
,1. signed to the Jacob Jftnes when the man submarines
4. destroyer was put into commission, tured, but does
lx j The Jacob Jones was commission- ber large. In I
isled In April. 1916, and was among 8.000 German
r. 1 the uctive destroyer patrols from the body. Some a
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Kites of <?ur show in ir \y {?\
Apparel, ('onscrva- if \\
a simplicity in style 1\ \A
yet particularly in t Vr
s showing full of in- lit I' ii
A' tiie slender sillion- 1/ lilt
flared skirts are a ?/ B I
>1 irinir stvle showing V / Ii 111 1 i
it lie mi ail- of quality " ~?I (j ||j '*/?; II
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eness <?r the style <le- j I J~jA j!
\ese ONE TO FOUR
YARD REMNANTS jj
Waists
d'ibor' ',1 durable pi<>ce jjoods includvv
mo- jno a choice of 1?in 11 priced silks
iv seaand
dress fabrics. Lengths arc
Their ... .
suitable tor many practical pur___
poses. At no time have they been
I ''lb-red at these prices which are
I | Tractions of their former cost. j j
4 RE CHILDREN'S SHOES
'EAR OUT IN A HURRY
50, $2.00 to $3.50
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an fleet was sent ov- ed. hut the majority seemed to be
She carried a com- K,a(l ,he>' ha(1 been put out of the
> men. of who only flKhtln* f?r the remainder of the
war. The people over there seem
' ^'saalfM- 10 content and while they are not farmong
th? num ei jn^ well as the people in this
the first expedition
country, ne saw no evidence of starrance
and latei as- vation prencjj are determined
Dying other oontin- tQ w,n (he war he thinks The
subinaiines were p0Qpje treat the American sailors
patrol work in h.u- wejj wken they are permitted to go
and a numhei of agkorej every effort being made to
, but direct evidence make |hftm fep) Rt homp
ot be established. ^
visited in London, in Pledges Wisconsin's I/oyalty.
nd has spent some Madison, Wis., Feb. 21.?The lowHe
saw somo Ger- er house of the Wisconsin legislathat
had been cap- turn today adopted a resolution
not think the num- pledging Wisconsin's loyalty and
France he saw about support of the war. An amendment
prisoners in one censuring Senator La Follette was
ppeared downheart- defeated.