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A Group of Disl
That Are Marv
Women are busily attendinj
they have need lor new elotht
I When the (lavs iltitles are ever
tinctive Dresses
els For Values
K to our war work and find
fa
?s for tkelr unusual work. ,1!
tlipv Inkp d oii cli t1" n I in ><
.II ST AKHIVKI) AXI>
Captivating New Suits
In a season when suits queen it
sh'ons, theie is nothing of quite s
at the suit you wear must be oorrec
t z
READY
For Summer * i
over all other apparel >
o much Importance as >,
t in every detai'. This
L ; f?
UK CHKKll
These are clays
Won't you help the
along?
We must sacrifice 1
freely, live happily.
nnt frir n? lippniisn V
^ Iff
for. optimism. /f'/'
3 good cause tt\ L /? I U\
cheerfully, give if III / 11 A'I
11 J
% wearing frocks of charming t"
vl ?these dresses of today?null
winsonieness.
Jk Some very interesting mud*
spring. Many of them featut
limit their novelness to ske\
cuffs. Others are one piece
minSnity. Simple as they are I "
v aie full of distinction and 'll
th
?ls have been created this de
new skirt draperies, others *n
res and strlkinu collars and
o;
affairs of quiet charm with
' *? i.?h ? v c i ??i ?x 11 r> wi *< u 11 ii i i v I
rtuniVy that prevents any possibi
an right.
We co' aider ourselves extremely
e.-e inagriHcent new suits at a tltn
"liever'es a e so rncertair and espe
rece'ving thsm when suits occupy
action! garments for every day v\
ed of the ne st favored fabrics am
i'or?d. Kton. b? it <1 ??1 nvoliv n
suii? ct vi i?plity
of choosing other
fortunate in receiving
e when shipments an'
cially are we fortunate ~ J
so high a place in th ; fjr
ear. They are (level- Ja
1 are in tailored, semi- H
node's; \!1 fh> leve?" l\
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LiM , J";
winning fight. Patrl
of willing doing, not
dfence.
. So let lis give ever
can, smilingly, going
fairs with vigor, livi
sensibly; spending wi
For after all, we a
great hardships. N
niies will teach us tl
earnings and evervon
iotisni is made ff J 1 rl
grudging obe- Wtf 1 1 |i|
le value of our ,
e of us will be I I V\
girdled effects. The material
colorings are those most in fa
No woman in need of new ad
afford to over look our offer in
$5.00 Dresses . .. . $.'J.75
$5.50 Dresses . .. .$4.25
Cw! T ^ ??<\o C I T I
s are exceptional in quality, nc
vor for this time of the year.
ditions to her Wardrobe can ni
gs here. ' ^
5 Dresses that sold for $
$8.00. Special ..$1.50
ot ci o- c
>\v Innovations in- lu.'.in,, iiiht
eeves and stnnnimr ooilar effects a
to sk ts, we coiiul go ov. talking
te y. hut will content ourselves wit
!. .? ly as rharmi .u as the coats <
icni.
12.50 to $15.00 Suit* $22."
now $0.05 no
57 ",n $.1.7 no Rnit< <5.17?
fitting sin.alders and . IL
rt smartly in cviilonce.. I [J
; and (inscribing: indmi- uf
li saying that they i#fe V,
>r tii?' sviiijnsi nee v
>0 to $35.00 Suits - -^rrrz J
w $16.50.?? rj
;n no Quite / I
I^appier u all of us
"111lies" and doubt
when optimism reign
- OUR BRA
-MB' LOSE
5 are cheerrul. l > ^
cannot exist Ltt >
.NDS OF HOSIEI
: THEIR GOOD L<
Some brands of hosiery h;v
$8.50 Dresses ....$6.95 I
IY NEVER Comf>
OOKS
k-e a hobby of losing
910.00 Dresses ...$*.."0
r Summer Oxfords For
^":v;
" .VV V ?v.vv ^ * I Y * '
now $lS.r>p I no
All The Family 1
n?>_ fO
IV r.UK . - i ? ? i
'v vv km i i/o ? i\
w .... . :. .$27.50
New Window Curl
i ok kkiohtkn'tno kykkv ii
I -
tains
ir * & -m
ii , ft 1
their stylish appearance aft
slipped on and olf the foot
their fabrics stretch, bee
bulges and decorated with
These things our brands do
" ??? It
?> v ^
;er they have been '
' i.
' tt u
a couple of times;
ome wrinkled with
unsightly streaks. (
not do; they can't; family
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ig "*S ? f t .? *
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re well prepared to supply e\
with low cuts for the warm d
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W / h; m
rery member of the
ays that are here as
. . ,-.
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i they're not made from cheap
yarns, carefully selected, tet
strength. Their good looks 1
till their double heels and s
v orking order.
stuff; onlv the best NXc" as
stock o
sted and of great our tab
they will bold on un- J'U ,M a.
lar leat
soles are put out of com fori
can giv
tor the warm clays that are t<
f Oxfords we have had in mar
les and shelves. It consists of
son's smartest styles made up
hers upon lasts that are ro^i
.. No matter what size or widl
e it to you for an unreasonable
[) come. 1 he biggest
ly seasons is now on '$3
a vast assemblage of
of all the most popu- which
ilar cushions of foot '?>
, , . mavqu
th you may desire we moden
e figure. Self-ilj
('olnrc
are now showing quantities of d
just arrived. The newest styles in
n and colored madras, novelty ne
iesettes and cretonnes. Following
ite pricings:
cured Madras, Scrim and Marqt
JSI .00
(1 and self-figured Madras Curtail
mm
lainty hangings
window Hxlnirs
ts, 11 oat scrims. Jm
arc some of the WL
lisette Curtains JUk
and Pair
is. mad" readv
x
'V'. , Mfr W V*
Priced 25c, 25c, iOc, 50c, \
1 o $2.00.
' " Thes<
Will Greatlv Imp
Me
Foe, 85c, $1.00, $1.25 W(
Ch
5 Beautiful Rugs
rove the Appearance of Your H
n's Oxfords
mien's Oxfords
ildren's Oxfords
Womer
ome. This new undorwc ar
tc
, . .$2.50 to .$8.9.") Scrim
..$1.00 to $0.50 Crotoe;
. . . . 25c to $ 1.50
is Knit Underweai
for the summer season comes from
? hang
and Marquisette Curtains, with
lge of Cluny l^ace
ines, numerous patterns and desig
iJOc, 2Kc, lOc,
r In Summer Weij
o,,?of ^
. . .$2.00 I'air
insertion ami
. . . .91.50 I'air
ns. ft. <
><?? to "">< Van!
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They will show il
. show it oil'. They
? ^ ness that the old ri
^ ' The many years
will more than oflV
fS v n
^ur assortments
r? 4 s\ /li tt i %
t ofT as attractively as it is poss
will tfive the rooms they adorn
ngs can't.
of service that is gotten out o
;et their small cost.
include sizes, colors and desij
t/v or
America's foremost knl
*il)le to j;arnunts in the point
a rich- correct shaping and ex<
We know of no hott
f them weather wear at the p
length. Some with hal
All beautifully elastic i
m.S ap- declare th<-ni the bes
Ail
itting mills and are most excellent
of fine yarns, good fitting characfc
i client wearing and service featury
er knit underwear anywhere fo:
rice. Some come sleeveless and
f sleeves. Both light and medium \
ind of such good texture that won
t values they ever purchased at
I' knee \
<?<*?
ien wi 11 j I* ?MM|]|||'^^^
^
'
, 26x72 Grass Rugs
6x9 Feet Grass II'
. t;x 12 F? <>t Grass
8x10 Feet Grass
? . , 0x12 Feet Grass l
*" 36x72 Fibre Rugs
0x12 Feet Fibre
l\
!|J1 UfH ItUC 1KJI VI I III I
Ever see any to e<i
? $i.?r? fix 1
ups $.">..~o fix!'
Rups !S7.."?0 9x1
Rups $7.1)5 2 7\
{u ps $io.r?? :?fix
i .95 ("re
Rups #0.75
J ^ 1 UUIII, j'UI IWI , A III WW I I I (U
ual them at these figures?
2 Feet Wool Fibre Rugs !
Feet Floor Kratt Rugs
2 Feet Floor Kraft Rugs !
.",4 Axminster Rugs
72 Axminster Rugs
tonne. Felt and Rag Rugs, sizes 18
30x72. Priced ">(?< to
?v* uvii, prices.
<I2.7."? "Merode" Union Suits
Fine Knit Union Suits
K12..iO
So G a u ze V est s
SI.7." Gauze Pants
,0 Uhildren's Union Suits
Infants' Wrappers.. .
$1.2.1 t
7 .It t
12 1-2<\ l.V, IHr, 25<- \
2.V, :{."?< , 5?f, 7.1c an
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MANY RECEIVE DIPL
FROM WINTHROP CO
Address to Ciraduat ing CI
bv Dr. W. L. Potoat,
- -1" 1 UMMHHHMMMA.-.MMHI
OMAS a warded to the member o
i t rr'f elass excelling morally, r
LLCiub , ..
physically, was present
Mary B. Lewis, by Hon. .
ass Made 'titen, state superintend*
cation Other awards w<
I'resi- ,J w Mel.niirtn nn.t I
f the junior Emerson, Louise Ev
nentally and Fairey, Lucia Feathe
?d to Miss Gray, Valma Harris,
I iK. Swear- Thelma Mazursky, Edi
ent of edu- he] Piatt, Nellie H
re made by Schein, Louise Sohw
P. lf> l,r>w,lr Minnie Clt i'i
ana, Kathleen 19 GRADUATE
rstone, Pearle CONVEH
Nancy Hinca,
aa Moore, Mangers,
Nettie {'onunencement Ac
rrar, Pauline , ,,
by < nancelior
acl/u Ht 'i f
FROM Knight, Ml Id re
lt1? r Jones Matthews
SE COLLE(.E . . .. ,. .
phine Venable \
Moss, Annie Mi
I dress Delivered O'Neill, A
Catherine Wylie
Klrkland, of Porter< Mary Jt
(1 Knight, Ilullie AMERICA
, Mary Moore, Jose- MACH1
lorton, Florence Mae
ie Odom, Ifelen El..
n Lieut. Dougl,
Mice Myrtle Page,
Poe, Ituth Taher man I'lai
lines Richards, Lecll Cripple
N RESCUE# A jf 9
INE FROM ROCHE *T
us Campbell Forces (?er- jj ; ?
ne to Withdraw Hint is,
il lli-itis.li Machine. 1
dent of Wake Fore
*4
Rock Hill.^S. C., June <
't mas and degrees #were aw
IT* young women at the r
erciaea of Winthrop Norma
, duatrial college here Tuead
Certificates were also preset
st. of the hoard of trustees,
The graduates with
}. Diplo- Winnie Edwards, Thelm
aided to I'ouise Sehwrar, Minnie
losing ex- The distinctions were
1 and In- Freshmen: Irene B!
lay night, gie Mae Bryant, Sera
ited to 50 Mary Crow. Louise tied
Thompson, Ruby VVhei
honor were Hams, Nanny Wylie, L
a Mazursky, Post graduates: 1
Surasky. Annie May Hubbard,
as follows: Wilson,
laloek, Mag- ?
h Clowney. AIR ACC IDENTS
(1,lnRR; R,'th TOLL SEVE1
Rler. Lois Wll-j Vanderbtlt I
idle Thornton. I
Louise Austin, Spartanburg, S. (
Mary Mien (he awarding of
' young women the
.
i Converse, college
T AKE ; Monrfy afternoon.
I,U I ivcg wenf delivered by
KAL. Iilvbblu ?t Ar?
University. Pariee Riser, \
? Kstelle Shippey,
Junp 6.?With n,nns. Mary Lo
diplomas to 4'J Krnl'y Wilkinso
lft 18 session of chae] Wylie.
came to a close '* Mus.: Sal
The diplomas ham, Annie Fn
Chancellor James Ames Oliver, J?
n'l,"KI" niHuAvaL son. Fannie Soa
Villle Soovill, Nelllo
Fannie Edith Sim- with th?
ulse Wilklns, Mary pranee, Ju
n, Rose W logo. Ra- -cnnipbell. o
crippled Brl
lie Charles Cheat- from two C
ad Foushee, Sarah nttacked it
nnie Luclle Robin- Two patrols
(jl nlonoo V*o/l
,r *
> American Army in ?
ne 3.?Lieut. Douglaht
f California, rescued a-%
tlsh bombing machine T
lerman airplanes which l*.
near the Toul aectoii. m .
of American pursuit air- ?
*'% young women who have 1
the shorter courses In nori
commercial subjects, mill
'home making. President
awarded 11 certificates to
^ # of the student body who
; dared signal service In a
national food administr
Rock Hill. These certlflci
completed winner, riiira naniuioi
nal work. Holloway. Kathleen Kc
inery anil Piatt, Dorothy Shaw,
Johnson Jewe' Wells, Eunice W?
members Sophomore: Charlo
have ren- Meynel Clowney, Sophie
Idlng the Foy, Kathleen Guerrj
atlon In Merchant, Carolyn Pic
ites were Tindal, Marie Tedder,
m, ArnKixt!
lonce, Emily ...
?? . ' Ivillnn Instructor
Ella Stout.
,8t Machine Collides W
tte Carroll. Cadet?Meat. O'M
Dabba, Lila ????
r, Kathleen San Diego, Cal., Ju
wden, Edna Instructor Stanley. "To
[elth Wells, and Klylng Cadet El
. - . . .
ty. 'who also ma<l<
Killed When m^t address.
4th That of j following v
ally Killed. j>lWa4?J^v
M. J
pj, 6.?Civilian Tenie ^re<
,yle was killed Mary ^oJ|^fi<?ssel
wyn Chapman] a. B." D^flree:
1 the commence- Diploma in A
Pauline Klizabe
vere awarded dl- Certlficatea ir
Ic: Kate Dot;
ulla Lewia Blake, "hee.
Jden, Sarah Glaus, Certificate in
I.
Lillian O. Allen, Mr- Sawyer
krt: Mary Moore, large squad
th Wlngo, A. B. machines rel
i Public School Mas- Germany.
v, Annie Fred Fou- Just befo
hind the Ai
Art: Alma Hahn. British mac
from the pa
Has Recovered. two 0er ar
The Hrltlnh
..in in 1111M
ron of Hrltlsh bombln^q^ jft
turning from a raid Into* * Ml
re they all crossed be- aK
nerlcan line one of thy>f^r*
hi new became separated dfc
rty and was attacked by
i Albatross machines.
I nhtarVAra trnil Vi?i"
aigned Dy HeroTi^TTTOVffi
The address to the ?
elites was made by Dr. W.
president of ^ake Pores
who delivered an exeeptloi
nddress. President John
^ et?>ke to the class and crea
1 found' Impression. _Pt
^ ?for his subject. "The World
jnnior: urace iiearn,
raduating bold, Elizabeth flooding
L. Poteat, dee. Lois James, Mary
t college, Ethel Mace, Nan Marti
ially able May, Martha Marie .San
son also Simrll. Elsie Smith, Hi
ted a pro- an. Virginia Thomas,
>teat took Aline Williams.
I War and Seniors: Lueretia B
A if ri 11
naran uon- wjjjr oauiy injured wn<
, Cecil Har- In which they were
B. Lewis, with another machine
n. Josephine above Rockwell field,
dors, Tvmilao and fell spinning to I
trriatt ('ftulll
Ruth White. Lieut O'Mally
San Antonio, Tex.,
aker, Veda ond Lieutenant Joeep'
(PA ... I _ . j4 ?_ ?. -
?n me airpianeij Kathryn Bifenley,
flying collided j Crossland,
about 200 fept j |.-runrefl Crou^i. A
North Island, ftiene Kstes (Mrs
the ground. |ian) k^falah LtP*U
Fit* ^^^^laigar
Killed. ton,
June 6.?Sec- an Grflr!^
u, John O'Mally Alice Iv
Lilian Clifton. Columbia. S.
Mae Cross, Annie W. lawyer, com
i.nnle Belle Dean, has been 111 fro
. Alexander Gra- past several w
e Finch, Dorothy and Is at hlft of
et Elizabeth Gas- yer said that t
entry. Luclle Hry- js feeling In fit
*K^Uoyl<ln Green, suddenly strlekt
Hicks, nlftht and Imm
c., June 6.?Carlton wounded by
ptroller general, who Oermani
in pneumonia for the finiah the B;
eeka, has recovered Campbell da
flee again. Mr. Saw- machine gui
>arring weakness, he chines and
condition. He^waa Campbell's
>n In hla office lAte at the Oermani
lediately tecaflrjg un Lfjfeenant
the machine Run fire of
?, who were about to 4
ritlsher when Lieutenant , ^
shed In. He emptied his
n at the German inr
the enemy replied, but ift
^became ho hot for ? ^
b that they withdrew. U M
('amakall then eufnrtn.i
I the Call to service,-'
The A. Maricley l>e ac
IR.;
' - -
Jnmrn, nnnir m. i nnmi
wards/ Winnia ^ Kdwan
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, x>ennro ?u-1 wan inmanuy Kiuea
Is, KtftliloMi J plane wont Into a tai
, V
> m' i'i
f r ^ # ,
wnen ni? air-Clare Ho..f
>1 spin. , | Mildred Joh
LT
??.; 4'
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f""*M,dKens, I conscious, reina
r '"th'tlon at a local 1
~ Ju
lining In *?ndt-J th^Bil|j8h
hospital for tenAkys tho Al
e