The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 19, 1918, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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Have you ever bought an artic
then discovered that your neighb<
had bought the same article at th
a lower price, by chaffering and k
it annoying? And doesn't it ma
you cannot place confidence in a st
prices?one for "easy" customer
for "hard" ones?
You run no risk of anything of
store. Our goods are all marked
and everyone gets the same pri<
buy here as safely and as satisfai
rents.
We maintain the very highest s
ity throughout our stocks. We d<
merchandise that we cannot hone
! i Yet our nrices are fair, and ever
the same low price.
Shop at this fair and square st
PRICE is not merely a matter of
ter of fact!
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It doesn't matter who started this He that
war, Uncle Sam will finish it. Cares no
rows rnw?
We will have to a
April 19 a car of extr
milk cows, springers an
; three registered Jersey
PHONE 21
HOOD I
LANCASTER,
Latta Hood C
Buy a Jersey-Wii
THE LANCASTER NE
iNCASTER DEPi
?? ->"The Best Place
^ (p^k, IN
The love
OP Apparel Se
^ the dozen.
1 ~ //-7 with the si
fin terials and
le at a store and //, n / .. . ,
or or your friend J / the styles
ie same store for ' ^ Pi j fy, V demurely c
>argaining? Isn't j I , \
ke you feel that |j I lil il The beai
,ore that has two ^ I Mil ill _-* _* *
i il, *- i
s ana me oiner ! j ; ^ arusiry 01
that sort at this fe|f // /. I touches
in plain figures Tjj '/ if ji if used for tri
le. A child can /'/ friL I Jf7
ctorily as its pa- I, than we ha
_ , IN I jvl /' [I! lUf and several
itandard of qual- yy\[ ' ' / I
o not handle any /y /T~^ in this han
stly recommend. ^ I \
y customer gets V
1 COATS
ore where ONE- {C7. .
talk but a mat- *b.7o to $
THE NEW SHADES
IN SPRING HOSIERY. Buy
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A complete assemblage of Hosiery in novel ^
Tects for the Spring season, embracing an
jsortment of colors and shades that will
armonize with your new apparel. Stock- it
igs of silk, lisle and cotton mixtures per- . i i
;ctly made in every little detail. Rein- J J * J]
)rced where the most wear occurs. Hosiery ill
lat will give the utmost satisfaction in com- MSF)
:>rt and durability. (
Uncle S*
PRICED 2")c TO $2.00 A PAIR.
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shumic ivugo /liiu riuur isUV
\Add A Springtime Cheeriness To Ei
They need not he elaborate for there is a certai
simplicity. But they must harmonize with surron
that restful and artistic appearance.
Our stocks of spring and summer floor covering
/ fully complete with just the sort of patterns, desig
weaves that you would expect to see in any well-ordi
tiful home.
seeks the sea's clear depths *,* + 4.4.4i4.*.*a.4. + 4.A.j.4i*
ught for muddy shallows. ^
BUSINESS NOTICES
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fc MILIiKIt GKAH-TO-THE-ltOAI>
" Tires, also the J. & D. Tires, (let
them here. Bennett-Terry Co.
17 1 51-tf.
irnve r riday .
. _ CHRYSANTHKMl'M ? (Exhibition
a nice Jersey varieties; different color label
ed 50 cents dozen; $4.00 hundred.
.J koiforc ola/v Mrs. D. O. Potts, Pleasant Valley,
iq neirers aiso Fort M11I s c bi-u.
Bulls. F1XK liAIU 4K early Wakefield and
Flat Dutch Cabbage Plants 25c per
1 OA ?1 ir. ...... 1 AAA )?r
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14 mail. J. B. Mackorell. 51-tf.
BUY THAT HOY or that hand a
Ricycle. You will find it cheaper
^ than letting them ride your stock
^0just when you need your horae or
mule, and let him pay while he
rides. J. B. Mackorell. 4 8-tf.
i S? C*? . KMJHT HUIC'K.H to arrive Friday
I Only one aix and one four unROld.
v ? ? 1 ^ee mo " you want a Bulck this
#1131V HOOd week. A. J. Gregory. 51
FOR HA UK-?200 bushels Whlppor
" | *L ? wil1 peaM a,iKhtly mixed with Clay
II A *MC VV dl Phone or write u s for prices
I Twitty & Williams, Heath Springs
S. C. 2i
WS, LANCASTER, S. C.
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\RTMENT STOR1
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to Shop After All"< ?
THE ACCEPTED NEW STYLES
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WOMEN'S SPRING APPAREL.
liest garments have found their way to our
(ction where they are making new friends by
Their styles are so becoming and in keeping
)irit of these war times. Conservation of matrimmings
is an important feature leaving jtw
for the coming season beautifully simple and ffc
harming in a host of ways.
ity points of the new apparel comes from the THESE 1
the designing, resulting in smart lines, deft
/en to pockets, collars, buttons and braids as Stand an
immings. The fabrics too are of better quality They will be
tve been led to expect during these war times, longer1 than ar
new novelty weaves have found popular favor ever slip
and strong wh
dsome representative showing I unrl af / in
0. UilU OVlV/ll^ \ ill
and soft and
? made soft and
DRESSES SUITS vamps). The s
27.50. $8.95 to $32.50 $9.95 to $45.00. than ?<rset Ul
PRI
FINE UNDERWEAR OF SILKS
a Bond FOR WOMEN \ND MISSES.
S There's no apology needed these days
women to wear silk. Uncle Sam needs c
)jwton and wool materials himself, and w
only remaining material to use, 1
I men are going to enjoy the charms of I
yvfo. underwear of silk more than ever before.
Milady will wear thern with her new spr
btotv I apparel, in chemise, combinations, blo<
1 L ers corse^ covers, etc. Each one smai
OND embelished with embroidery and lace, j
the higher i?riced ones making pretty uset
IpyJ ribbon. Co ors chiefly flesh and white.
im backs you!
PRICED $1.00 TO $5.00 A CARMEN!
There Are No Better Looking S
erlnS MEN'S HIGH AND L
U Even those "makes" whose merits _
Very llotne are lauded to the sky and which never P ~
fail to sell for much higher prices k
have not a shade on these; as far as II
in elegance in ^best* concerned they rank with II
i; ? ,rThis handsome appearance of
,dings to give the.r ,s mirrored leathe^r?*?
which are built for service; which I
will give you plenty of it; and which
are fastened to English lasts, steeped *-0^1
s are wonder- ^jpS with ^oe ease> They're at
, the head of their class at these prices.
;ns, colors and
ered and beau- HIGH SHOES
$1.75 to $7.95 a Pair.
FOR HALE oil TRADR- Extra nice 'USE THE LANCASTER
Jersey Milk Cows. Hood Pros. ___________________ _____
Phone 214. 61 ________________
NOTICE.
All local Democratic clubs will OUR (
meet on Saturday, April 27th, 1918,
for the purpose of electing oflleers
and delegates to the county conven- will 1
tion which will convene at Lancaster
court house on May 6th.
Each cluh is allowed one delegate 11/^ J I
for every 25 members or majority JfY ifuilvuUvlV
fraction thereof. **
R. S. STEWART,
County Chairman. A *1 \ A
Lancaster, S. C., April 16, 1918.1 /TiUYll ?
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ANYTHING in Engraving, Litho- u a , , ?
He is a Special Kepres
j- gralflng, Printing or Ruling. The
, Lancaster News. Co., Greenville, S. C. He
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Signaling Pedestrian*. rB^A..LI
I Garrulous Pedestrian?"How <1 irl The weather does not
I know what you were going to do? , . . . .
Ought to huvc . ,y.t.m of ulgnnlu." i,b?Ve date ra,n or Kh,ne
Impatient Motorist?"Well?"
i Garrulous Pedestrian?"Idke this, ft \ ? TT? 9 C
One honk, 'stand still;' two honk?, I II y |^f| 3
'dodge to right;' three, "dive to
- left;' four, 'Jump straight up and I'll
. run under you;' five, 'turn a hand- ^
. spring and land behind me.'" *
, Impatient Motorist?"Honk, honk.1
i honk, honk, honk."?Milestones. j t
FRIDAY,. APRIL 19, 1918.
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CHILDREN'S SHOES *
Awful Amount of Punishment
jar up under it, without show- ^
Fects, much better and much
\y pair ten young toes have
ped into. They're made good
ere they should be made good
the counters, toes and soles),
pliable where they should be
pliable (across uppers and
ervice they will give will more
! small amount of their cost.
CED 85c to $1.50.
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Under-jTnuslins
ihoes Than These
OW CUTS. ?
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LOW SHOES
SI.75 to $9.00 a Pair.
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i NEWS WANT ADS. IT PAYS
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Jf 11CIAIN
>e with us
and Thursday
5; 2 days only ||
tentative of Brown-Sloan Optical
is an expert, a specialist, and we
NTEE HIS SERVICES. *affect
his work. See him on
! PHARMACY '
springs, S. C.
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