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-1 "l,> * PAGE EIGHT * m s~ . ?Jm LAN( ' .! ?j / i : Early Clearanc 1 * r \ jf Naturally tin tin* fi'\\ here in the qui oI?r- tf>.I E-Jr L vou arc- 110 \jj It j\ such splendid T / li I SI5.00 Suits $!) '? 1 / [ *?? $K>.50 Suits $11 ^/J^T I ' ?ls-?? Suits *12 rT A/7 $20.00 Suits $i:i LO I $22.50 Suits $1 1, - S' : Knit Underwear for V j' Particular Wonu This is the coolest underwear y< could possibly don during these lv speels. It's featherweight fabric is fi of minute holes through the openings which the breezes readily wend the way to the body, refreshing it like a d in the ocean. _____ , ^eparate garments and union suits sizes to tit every type of figure at t he: temptingly low prices. Gauze Vests 12 l-2c to $1.( Gauze Pants 25c to $1.( I'nion Suits 75c to $2.; I W M ^MMMMMMMH NATIVE SOIL RECEIVES Common sensi' was BODY SENATOR TILLMAN than legal technic Within a month (Continued From Pago 1.) SPat in the senate, elect ion to that he trices will he held in the senate later i . ,, , , i tor Tillman won hi Xmr eulogies at length ; , . r , I name of 'Pltchfor I In his prayer opening the senate .. . . . . , ' ten/.atton which h session. Rev. F. J Prettyman, its , . . , ... . . In a speech he shu chaplain, referred to Senator Till- , , ... , , ditions of the sena ir-1> wan s death, stating that hearts of Qnk' _ , , . floor so soon after <LT l?is associates were saddened hv "tlv , , , Ai , . ... further it 1 passing of one of the hrave and true , . .. .. . , _ g.ird of these sen wen in our national affairs." _ , . _ _... announcing himsel Benjamin Ryan Tillman was one _ .. pure and simple of the most extraordinary members .. , , . .. occupation and d of the United States senate in which . , , _ . . t on of holding ut; body he served continuously for . , ^ lie i|iiestions on h Iweny-four years. During the latter fhe imprPH(,ion m, part of his service he was chairman hJs coneaKUPR wa of the naval affairs committee of the favorahlP hjfl ^ senate and his work in that position. fhom fha, ho wa? after the United States entered the am, a p,.rsonalltv Rreni war, wan considered by his col- wjfj, s0 |ong as leagues to be of great value should continue t -JB?. As a senator. Mr. Tillman quick- s(,na(P |jja jntin ly won a wide reputation through ,,lo j?.st in |jtprat, pfty the country for plafnnness and blunt- waa no( ,hP uncul -w ness of speech which, combined with ators had picture* his apparent rough interior and brusque manner aomewhat careless manner of dress ways, made hlrn a unique figure in con-1 Mr. Tillman's 01 Kress. So one attracted more atten-jwas full of int tlon when he rose to speak In the, prominent among aenate. His language was always change of blows ' dramatic and he called things by Senator McLaurin their simplest names, lie often re- which occurred In ferred to himself as the cornfield slon. which cost hi lawyer but it was believed he did so President Ffcoosevp only for the purpose of shou^y* Henry.-pf y little some of the lawye^^^"^_ vacating the office yt ? some or tn? intricate qu?s < .v. . v. i ^ Person Ing the party you belr / THE LANCASTER NEWS, 1 :aster depai "The Best Place to ! r o / e or amis \ u/tfamut , ... . TIIE PHYSICOLOGY (* heavy selling during CI OTHES weeks has left us with From France comes t . ,,,v , i port that just before the units. I ll?i arc desira- {,erman d^ve on the Wes verv wav antkthe oulv every soldier was equippc a new uniform, iffering them at rPdjiocd This, at a time wher , , , ,x manv's resources were si lie assortments are liro^ to provide ovcr a mimc i you want are surely tyow we|l their comm alities you usually buy, knew- the incentive ol clothes t t aeeustoiued to buying \ye who qiij?ht posplf garments at present 'iev.c ^.a? 1 do for th's summeiHa p? art. should conafuer nhw pleasjru? atthj^r has to d .9.? $25.00 Suits $16.;>0 personal andoition and .50 $27.50 Suits $18.50 sreonsnesp^ .50 $.10.00 Suits $19.50 A,,/'iv" , servient, meryrint nos Htit rnnko v? 9 ) $.15.00 Suits $21..)0 ,r^^p pftiaiopf and pipyp 75 $10.00 Suits $27.50 annnWp of or^p'ifpr pC i pf o"?* rrf-p.pvnrripl y* patriotic r'ntbr** indnpd. m ' h eclartng h'is inten- vlously announced his Intention to Wedn t some of the pub- retire from politics but he reconaid- thron is pitchfork While f>red that determination in the belief of tlx fide upon some of ",ilt intimate knowledge of naval the la s not altogether affairs would be of service to the. Fig lethods convinced country in time of war. Soviet a vigorous fighter ,u>rn in K<lgefield county. South porter to be reckoned Carolina, August 11, lft47, Mr. Till- jn (.a. South Carolina man received an accademic educa- |jnf? r, o send him to the ,ion- unlisted in the Confederate joiner uate knowledge of army in 18fi4 but saw no military rnnni ire showed that he service owing to fact that he lost the ku?ni tured man the sen- of hi" >',ft from a "?vere u fl him, despite the illness soon after he enlisted. In Czech and outspoken 1888 h* married Sallle Starke. tro) ? He was elected governor of South that ireer in the senato Carolina in 1X90 and again in 1892 we|| eresting episodes, i"B services to that state Included r.ei which was his ex- th? founding of the Clemson Agrlcul- jran with his colleague, turnl and Mechanical college at Fort v'aux, __ , , , . iiiii - i ?J " - ** , uvrr an lnciueni ? ? ??< una ine winrnrop |o the ojc'ufivp ses- Normal ami Industrial college at beerf* m an invitation by Hock Hill, for girls. lie was author Oerm It to nr.eet Prince of the dispensary? system for selling from gr? at a White liquor underjf^' / "V0* he,.% ?*' low-"" S A"1 >nged to and ^ s?*t * V . -u THIS HOSIERY SHOWS HP MIGHTY WELL WITH PI MPS AND OXFORDS. m at View our collection of It before you purchase any til elsewhere; for it is the "dressiest" that we have of bad the pleasure of presenting to you for selection, ir The appearance it presents upon the toot will be all jn that you could desire. It is fashioned of silk, silk and lisle mixed, and till cotton; decorated with varitles of pretty embroidered designs and colors of various hues; well reinforced heels, toes and garter tops. These W) prices make every pair a bargain. >0 - 50c, 75c, 85c, $1.00, $1.25 to $2.00. i more desirable velt partly growing out of a dispute' tutior alities. over the disposition of Southern made after he took his Pacific railroad lands in Oregon; suffra following his first Senator Tillman's persistent and the D idy in 180 4, Sena- ultimately successful fight against partic s picturesque nick- President Roosevelt's appointment of 1004. k lien." a charac- 1>r f'rura, a negro, as collector of the her ol ie did not resent. P?rt ?' Charleston. mittec ittored all the tra- Although of advanced age. Senators t?y taking the tor Tillman Rave evidence of his AUS' becoming a mem- ability to retain his office by engngidicated his disre- '"8 In a fiery political contest with1 latorial usages by former flovernor Filease. a candidate ( f to be "a farmer, against him in the senatorial prima u itli nr. 1 1 . ?^1 ries of 1 'tl S Tho oanotn* Karl V, r. ... ? LANCASTER. S. C. *TMENT STQ ? Shop After All" < J Ou 1 1 .... . _ v Mensjkuts .he reterrific t front Sensible st^^T serviceable materi id with |icrfect skillful tailoring. Wli i Ger- inakoj^^ioin stand out from the e< trained nmjrffnace like a (leneral does froi in uni- jjr 1 ^Tookie. Distinction characterizes 111011 w^1(> XV('ar them. J^T ^e_ They are in single and don clothes breasted, form fitting and straight li military and civilian models. As 1 oS?*ith as the present week. In sizes ^Nki^rts, Longs, Slims and Stoi ; sum. Al.ii-keHvwith the prices von alwavs 1 r>u fe^l rhnor- "ke paymg.^\^ pnrf on aro $5.50, $7.50, $9.50>B>5|Mo $25 These Boys' t r t Very Uentlem You can rest assured that when your boy is togged out in one of them, that none of his playmates is better dressed. These suits are in a variety of smart summer styles?single and double breasters, with plain or Knickerbocker trousers. Cut full and roomy. Durably stitched in the seams to prevent their materials from spreading or pulling apart. What mother's pocketbook can stay closed in the face of these prices. ^3.50, $4.75, $5.95, $6.50 to $9.75. ial convention which, in 189 5 their colonies the Am education a qualification of pcndence day was observ He. He was a central figure In precedented manner. In emocratic national convention* tho i-"1 ularly in those of 1900 and were special exercises. He served for years as mem- small towns joined in h r the Democratic national com- Tnited States. In Fran >. pie of Paris and the cities entered Into the ol TRAMANS CAPTURE the day with their prove 1,500 HUN PRISONERS ?nd elaborate programs out. Continued From Page 1.) ? ? McLAURIN AND Dl ied V. sultan of Turkey, died ... , .. , l?y nigh. The hnlr .o th. IN UVEt.Y Ml e is Ynsseff Izzeduno, cousin ?? deceased sultan and a son of "Lie" is Passed at S te sultan Abdul Ariz. ,, , . Greenwood and a Iti hfing between the Gerrnan\ forces and the pesantry Is re- Follows. 1 from Yekaterinburg, the city dern Russia where the main Greenwood, S. C., Jul if the trans-Siberian railroad Is 2,500 people attended th I by the branches of the road paign meeting today. D ng to the north and south speech said McLaurln ha* a. spend in this campaign was reported recently that the would not make such a 10-Slovak troops were in con- did not hnve the proof, it Yekaterinburg and It is said McLaurln spoke nextan army of 200.000 peasants, can, he denounced that < armed, has been formed there, dirty malicious lie." rmans attempts to drive Amer- Duncan jumped and forced from their positions at McLaurln. L v^st of Chnteu Thierry, neem I Before the campalU ' W. failed utterly. There hare f-aurin sprained his further reports of deperatej ri ankiirg a Kord, and ?\ dp effort to reaalj J which they vjf* ^>TJT JC.' , ^ FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918. 4 ?^ * &ES ^|t 0 : _J J , 'j ^ Feature aiK. ..." '*JT ] ts Are I \ ** \ r^^i nnlv I.nnbina / E J] ertcan Indf-: jab as Duncan fell againat the n |j? eil in :i n im. ! A O ihn ' 1 -J <? - _ ... .... ..... ...... i lunicn tuincu ill uf 1 London ami men, while McLaurln was strj/ ^ iglund there to get loose from %>h em. Duncan. Even the reached over and caught his halr.jl tonoring the pulMng him over and hitting him* ice the peo- one blow on the top of his head while many othei he was heioK held, hservance of A man in the crowd cried out, rbial energy "Let me get at the white haired were carried ???^ ~j? " and tried to climb "on the stand. Fie resented l>e i?g pulled down by John Ilcmrick~ TNCAN fJreenvllle. so John was obliged t m PK'Uf knock him down. j ^ , < IVIIJANfl MAY ENTER (peaking In NEXT TRAINING ('AMP f lg Time Washington. JUly 4.-^-prders restricting appointments to r officer tunning camps for the *riLl M v t About listed men have been modlftcay^ jfl e state cam- learned today, and under uncan in hi -fmitly be anno^W d $50,000 to 'ted niiinber oTclvUlaneTwTlfV >4NE and that he mltted to the charge if he training camps ^.wfflL I will taken l?Wery Facing Dun- "TTIl*''" harge as "a enllsteffmen, however, in S IK pointments and civilian K started for ftre to be admitted ^ 'Moulder. I Sullan of y^^rRr"l Amsterdam. Mr Mr VV M 4