Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PAGE EIGHT \ i. I f sT* . M 1m I a l 'V C:C J \ THEY'RE 1 x . " '' ' 0 unique in its individual beauty ing methods we have been able 1 charged a year ago and this i of these good silks. Priced $1.00, $1.25, THESE DRESSES YOU'LL A I \ 1 I I V) .'I l/.TI I IVPi* They are charmingly created along the straight-line silhoutte from the most pleasing weaves and patterns of spring. Silks, serges, tricotines, wash fabrics and other materials give you a * - " ' X- _ /? choice ol dresses ior any soil oj springtime wear. PRICED $6.75 TO $32.56. (iive Your Home a Sumin home and tfive to them a re f re J ance. Prices are so reasonable, 20c, 25c, :}.")( , 50 ^ .= AMERICANS STOP , i"?iy ? GERMAN ADVANCE ,hat ' that th (Continued from Page 1.) gained . destru* Everything tlie enemy had in stock 0(' was brought into play in the fight Just l-i-w ... ..,1 .. mall ln_ n i O L' f. which msicu i ruin oniuiua; ttoii m ?? to Sunday. Shells of all calibers, in- uorthw eluding gas missiles, were used prod- where igiously, but the Americans, not- during withstanding this cannonading and c t'ne greatly suprior infantry forces come i arrayed against them, fought tena- Now elously and gave ground by Inches, the gi and then only when they had exact- agains ed payment for It in German killed them, or wonnded. erous Although the enemy was able to bornba reach the shell torn village of have 1 Seieheprey. the Americans rallied The 01 and In bloody hand to hand fighting of eit! reversed the situation and regained near the town. Likewise, all the terrain Ilassef which the French in this region were men tl forced to give up temporarily now oral a has been retaken. The German of- Evil flcial communication, in what eeem- mans THE LAN iNCASTER L *"The Best WEARING SILKS For Every Purpose Now. Women will wear silks fo ^ 13I every kind of dress and froc ! d this spring1 because the goverr 'J j \ ment does not need silk like i 1 s R. u does woolens. And during th t j spring and summer season i 1 W the time that silks can be wor f? & Jo|8L\ with the greatest comfort an vtk pleasure. ^ 'TO I i ^ ^ - Therefore, hundreds of yard IgWl new *si^s are here ready fo ?J 85 the call that is already strongl in evidence. Every yard i of weave and color. Through opportune buy bo keep prices down to the same levels as wer means very great savings ior inose wno du; $1.50, $1.65, $1.75 to $2.50 Yard. GLOVES are NECE With New ' Season Apparel -.jT^ Every new wardrobe>[ 'y must have its quota of newNs gloves, for gloves give the ? final touch that completes 4J> the ensemble. With this in mind, we chose our new spr with infinite care and precision to be sure of right gloves for every occasion, for busines: The gloves, therefore, that we feature belc quality, made of the best kids procurable, y the most reasonable limits. Ask to see the Silk Gloves 50c, 75c and $1.0(1 Kid Gloves $1.50. $2.00 and $! i>r Annonrnncp With /A 1 THESE NEW DRAPERIES Many homekeepers are j going to be on hand tomorrow to see this first showing of new arrivals in Thus is one r< bright summertime dra- preferred by ho peries. The fabrics are of best qualities, new pat- or? *n fact, in ar torn?, designs and variety Rnd water of colorings. ,.ome are neatly conventional while dirt and stains 1 others revel in floral de- e ... signs that are so original surfaces like mi that they cannot but help to win your instant ap- We have a bij proval. tivo colors tl Use of them will brighten up many a spot in the to come in and dung summer time appear- ^ crack nor ! to S.'if' ^ Vfinpu r\f eiiriMnr r s a half-hearted admission fonsive daily are be* he attack was repulsed and parent. In additloi ie Germans lost what they had of the numerous d< , say the Germans "after the the battlefields, ;tion of enemy works, return- through Holland ai heir lines of departure." that hospitals, m what the Germans are plan- vents and schools r>r the future on the long line niled to overflowini ,-ard from La Hassee to Ypree, an(t that even priva everywhere they have met tnK requisitioned f the last week with a stone pitals. Cattle cars, if resistance, has not yet be- the only bedding, a ipparent. transport maimed here have they thrown down battle front, iuntlet and offered battle That a great sea t the stauch line that is facing pect at an early day Tl..... V. r..... P..ll/.n.lnn > a im*r, iiwvtctdi , uii llillll* i uwuniii^ u j/ i urn Hectors, carried out violent the Cattegat. when rdments, but in these they German trawlers, been answered shot for shot, forces have penetn nly fighting in which the men land hight and offe icr side left their trenches was German warships, \ Robecrj, northwest of La hind the mine fleli ?, where Field Marshal Halg's hrew out the enemy from sev- (JKRMAN ADVA.NC dvanced positions. HTOPPKD BY lencea of the losses the Ger- Imndon. April 22. have sustained in the new of- Saturday night mar % CASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. >EPARTMENT Place to Shop After All k An American statesman said: "Analyse " the career of any man who has achieved his own success, and you will find, when f Ska e you have him in a corner, that he has a * J s pronounced quality of courage. Cowards H never succeed.'* Nine fl This is as true of a business as of an Iaab fr? individual. The store that lacks courage pc'iaon also lacks customers. |g This store has the courage essential to |on |success?the courage that can formulate a 't. Ou definite policy and adhere to it. It is not just be * merely the courage of the moment, but the now or courage that stays and helps us over the ~ high places. DODlin Courage in buying, in planning, in our fl ^ dealings with our manufacturers, and in < the general conduct of our business makes 4 ^ this ever a better store in which to shop. SSARYI SHOES FOR <b All T"! ir* 01 /\JL?L. iriJL Sg' fam,ly s y'-\)o/ Can Easily Be i Secured Here - All members of the household difficulty in securing shoes hen Our spring stocks are complete ter to the whims and fancies of ing assortments as feminine tastes of all ages. getting just the These styles are in high and and lace; moulded with pliable, b s and social use. upon lasts heaped high with fo< >w are gloves of were ever offered at these prices et priced within CHILDREN'S SHOES AN] Priced oOc to !>4.l m WOMEN'S HIGH AND L Priced $1.75 to MEN'S SHOES AND ( 2.50. Priced $2.50 to $S IL CLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS Jit Make Easily Cleaned Floors. Bason why they are far superior and much usewives for use in the kitchen, bathroom ly room in which they are laid. For a little ____ and a little or no elbow motion, ca"'"*s all :o vanish from their smooth, highly polished ist in a morning's sunlight. g variety of them here in all sorts of attrac lat will be well worth your while tl look over?the kind that will not fade, chip, c< turn up at the edges, and from which many i can be extracted. coming more ap- push their way through the British 1 to the reports lines northeast of Ypres, on the sad which strew northern battlefront. The advancadvlees coming ing troops were stopped by the fire re to the effect of the British artillery, says the war onasteries, con- office statement. On the remainder in Belgium are of the British front there were mlg with wounded nor operations. te homes are be- The text of the announcement fol- 8t or use, as hos- lows: A in which hay Is "A hostile attack during the night te re being used to on one of our posts south of the d< men from the Scarpe river was repulsed after some fighting. k battle is in nros- "An attempt by the enemy to ad- w ' seoma probable. vanc*> northeast of Ypres was stop- n recenf foray into pert by our artillery. We carrier! out h i they destroyed a successful local operation last night si British naval In the neighborhood of Robecq (on M Ued into ilelgo- the southern side of the Flanders *1 red battle to the salient), In which a number of the at vhich retired be- enemy was killed and a few prison- g ds. ers and several machine guns were captured. TIMHIPS "Hostile artillery was active yesBRITISH PIRK terday afternoon and last night In ?Oerman troops the neighborhood of La Bassee le an attempt to canal." C I " ' ... . r. ; r - V TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1918. * STORES|Q| ^ SHOWING OF r 'AINTY vhite abrics steen-eighteen prom gazines^so proclaim ^ displays comprise featherweight serges, gabardines, repps, linens, linenes, dimities, voiles, zyphrs, maris and numerous others attractive. Choosing will be a iasure at these prices. 25c, 30c, 35c, 40c, 50, 75c, 95c to $2.50 Yard. 1/ JKNMSV \ VVtilfi BLOUSES WERE NEVER MORE 1 m\W BEAUTIFUL. will entertain no 2 to please them. \ Wb'/lJ ) ^^V:,'7 with styles to ca- \ fflKjlA:i masculine as well I i- 1 ii jmv cuus uutLon ^ blouse or two selected from this ut tough, leathers )t ease. No finer new display of spring's latest models will be delightfully welcomed into I) OXFORDS . , . -q every woman s wardrobe. Here are OW SHOES many dainty and distinctive styles to $8.95. choose from. >X FORDS 1.00. Priced $1.00 to $6.50. ________________ ^ NEW SEASON MILLINERY t niodels to please the taste of every J *"* >. woman that wishes to be dressed in li Jytfstrlct accordance with the new fash3 1 ions. And just see how inexpensive v>J^i^>A the rests are $1.50, S2.no, $2.50, $3.50, $5.00 to 812.50. Cute Little Hats For Children Marvelously pretty little hats \ novel shapes, colors and ef>cts, to become well-dressed lit- Jg e girls are offered at these ex- ^ f jptional prices. III 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 to $2.50. V . j | j CITATION NOTICE. CITATION NOTICE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Lancaster. County of Lancaster. Whereas Gertrude S. JJelk has made Whereas J. C. Nelson has mado lit to me to Riant her letters of suit to me to grant him letters of dminlstratlon of the goods, chat- Administration of the goods, chatils, rights and credits of T. M. Relk, tels, rights and credits of T. M. Neleceased. son, deceased. i nese are mereiore 10 cue me These are therofore to cite the Indred and creditors of the said T. kindred and creditors of the said T. t. Helk to be and appear before M. Nelson to be and appear before/^r le in the Court of Probate to be me in the Court of Probate to til/ eld at I^aneaster Court House, in held at I^ancaster Court House, in lid State and county on Wednesday, said State and county, on Tuesday, [ay 8. 1918, at 11 o'clock a. m., to May 7, 1918, at 11 o'clock a. ra., to now cause, if any they have, why show cause, if any they have, why aid Administration should not be said Administration should not be ranted. granted. Given under my hand and official Given under my hand and official aal this 22nd day of April. 1918. seal this 22nd day of April, 1918. J. E. STEW MAN, j. R. STKWMAN, Judge of Probate Lancaster Judge of Probate Lancaster ounty. 53-2t-Tues. County. 63-2t-Tuea.