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I , f THE NEWS ABOl)
J ~rri
sSrvlccN at Union. lOunT^ai
There will be services at Union ileinies
, Baptist church next Sunday at 11 a. ing to v
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.iu., anu Dapusuial services following, i fore we
/ ?o-- i going to
/. Four Minute Speakers. J 1600,00
t Since the beginning of the Liberty stop wh
I * bond drive last Saturday, there has man tre
* been a four-minute speaker at the nest. V
Star Theater each night. Rev. Hugh! dollars
1R. Murchison began the series Sat-j let them
/ > urday night. Bert Corcoran, of end th
1 Charleston, connected with the Y. place to
' M. C. A. war work, Monday night;
V \ Mr. Light foot, of the Y. M. C. A.. Mi
Tuesday night, v Wednesday night Mrs.
N there was no show. "> entertaii
' ') p Thursda
, Organizing .Moose Order. guest, A
, "Texas" A. B. Itltchie. district or- ston-Sah
f ganlzer, has been hero this week or- of the i
ganizing an order of tl\p- Moose. He held hig
td gave a lecture in the interest of Tib- v th a
I erty bonds at the-eourt house Tuea-! guest o
& day night and an.' exhibition of; gift. A
I strength, bending iron pipes audicourso v
I breaking tWO-hv-fnlirn nvnr hla 1
' head and arm. A number of appli-j To A1
cations have been filed for member-1 The f(
ship in the order and Mr. Ritchie the folh
i! . "will come back here within the next of sugar
-1 two weeks and institute the lodge. Effect
' ^ . _o_ cd to se
Barton Boy No Better. two-wee
Lilttle Edward Barton, who was, allowing
JIa run down by an automobile on Main | month.
. street Monday afternoon and badly| To ill
Injured, is stilT*considered by Dr. persons
if J| L>aney, his physician/In a very se- pounds
"* qVL rlous condition. The boy was un- month 1
^ conscious until Wednesday when he pounds
rallied and recognized those around You r
. him for the first time since the accl- of each
dent. His father, W. M. F~ :ton, who postofllo
\ .? was in Charleston, and his brother, gar pur
/ 10 John Barton, of Manning, arrived
Tuesday to be with hlra., . ' Food
?o? . County.
Our Liberty I/oan Quota.
The quota for Lancaster countv
for the fourth Liberty Iran has been C. W.
fix^jLat $500,000. That Lithe amount Bureau
our^>6ople ate to buy u the total State Bi
Which must be sold it the eovern- niralnut
a ment is to successfully! nance, dur- lumbla
' ing the next few moni k. our part attendee
In the terrible conflict tl^ I kaiser and od ten
his hordes have brougj I upon the, statute,
world. Of course thet tple of I ..an- on four
* caster county are ro!\ to buy that Kuilty.
~oflnt, and the onb. <, Ration is how whom t
^vuch more and how -mickly are we ed a fin
K')inK to do it? La "aster countyjcases.
; people are Poing at th. bond-bflyinp of the I
proposition HfTnst the s^ icy ay that James 1
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I Robin
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tSPECU
fine velvet fini
tailoring: does i
555 nhuni acnon, yo
. | == ..?rSiJTi 4 ment. We will
= The only time
% 25 judgment. Pri
Sj '
| | W. L. Douglas Shoes
== FOR MEN AND BOYS.
V /
^T)ougl*a Good Quality Shoe*;
jr ^ vy $3.50 a^d X
^^^^miglas Fine Shoes, Jtound
jyUoes .. $4.50, $5.50 and X
%7 /"Douglas Fine TajrShoes,
Kound To?s
^ *5.50 and S
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/ ' ' ' THE LA
, '
r ? requested that sen
I ed- Mr- Miller
* * * * ' prosecutions, will l
" 1 0 cases coming to 1]
are goiug at the upon conviction, n
in France. We are not go- slon of sentence
rait until the light is over be- mended.,
get into it, and we are not Q,
i stop at the fixed objective of To Hold Flo
0 any more than our boys The Presbyterian
en they reach the first tier- hold their annual fl
rich or German machine gun opera house on Fri
/e ure going to put Lancaster Following is a list
back of Lancaster boys and which premiums \
work together so that in the The finest single >
e "world may be a decent mum; the finest si
live in." santhemuiu; the fir
?o? chrysanthemum; Hi
rs. Gregory Kntertulns. chrysanthemums; I
AndrPW fipuanrv
". ^ r>" .r V..O..UHI8IJ any coior; nnest cc
oed at two tables of bridge tbe finest specimer
y afternoon, in honor of her kind; finest fern n
liss Margaret Blair, of Win- old; finest collectioi
em, N. C. At the conclusion ?ogames
Miss Margaret Moore Twenty-three Fi
host score and was presented The first 100 n
dainty handkerchief, the Washington Monda
f honor receiving a similar in Lancaster count)
delightful salad and tea bers except these !
*ras served. those applying to t
?o? lowing are those d
I Retail Dealers in Sugar. Number:
jod administration has issued Order No.
swing new rules as to sales 1?Miles Wheelei
2?Frank ltailey.
ive at once you are author!/- 3?Lawrence ?le>
>11 to individual consumers a 4?Johnnie Lee M
ks supply sugar at one time, 5?Thomas Fund
; two pounds per person per fi- Daniel McGrifl
7?Frank Mosley
ustrate: If there are six 8?Porter Maxwe
in a family you may sell six 9?William Micha
at one time, but during the 10?Houston Fish*
hey must not buy over two 11??r>n c vnnnin
per person. 12?Charley Crensl
nust keep a record In writing 13?Benjamin Frai
sale, name of person buying, 14?Arthur Rives '
e address, the amount of su- 15?.Ernest Simps<
chased and the date, 16?Furman Aerla!
J. H. Witherspoon, 17?Young Walter
Administrator for Lancaster 18?Walter Berry
lft?Andrew J. Ot
?o? 20?Emanuel Otis
First Prosecution. 21?James Woling
Miller, chief clerk of the 22?Walter Plcken
of "Vital Statistics of ithe 23?Franklin Dees
oard of Health, brought suit ?o
Dr. B. K. H. Krops of Co- Mass Meeting i
for failure to report births There will be a
I by him within the prescrib- all the people of
days as specitled by State district and surroii
I)r. Krops was prosoeuted Van Wyck school 1
counts, to which he pleaded j night, October 8.
Magistrate Coker, oefore be in the interest c
he case was brought, impos- erty loan. Mayor
e of $25 In each of the four Lancaster, and a
This was the first prosecution from the front and
>ureau. For this reason. Dr. addresses. J. M.
t. Uayne, State health officer, chairman.
llllilliilimi. iiiiiiiiinii in
ison-Clc
- LANCASTER'S LEADING SI
[LS In Our Men's ai
ment in tm*^ department has been select*
ich garment ihust measure up to three car
rvice, at reasonable prices.
[en's Styles are specially Hoys' (.ood
\ Grays and l^n
>en Mixtures, NovolW
ne Sercros. Snpr?inll? llAiro'
19.50, $25.00 and $27.5o\
\11 Wool Blue Serges. \ Guar
ive styles. Also Young y Sgfgo Suits, ?
Every Suit Guaranteed vvalues
0 give the wearer satis- //\ Boys' Fine
/ Worsted Suit.<
2.50, $25.00 and $27.50 terns, snapp;
; a f?w more of our/fa- pockets, tren
t Serge Suits. ThiVis a thrtiughou'" u
sh Serge, guaranteed \
[f the material, lining or Bo&s Good
not wear to your entire WorstMs and
V may retrnm this gar- \ $1
give you aiiew one free. Boys' V?ood
limit is your own good Serge anck Cat
ce .. y.. .. ..$35.00
"71 u
FOR MEN AND BOYS
neat Men's Fine Quality Ribbed
(4.50 Suits, all sizes. Suit. . $2.00 an
1 and ?
finvc' ^AA/f f/nmn
m^-%*j \9 \#WM VIIIVfK A
j?7 All sizes .... ..$1.00, $1.25 an
Vri/l Men's Fine Quality Ribhed Shi
Drawers. Each
"IT Fleeced Shii
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NCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
U nco bo suspend-!
emphasizes that ^
>'o brought in all ^
lis attention, and 1
0 further suspen- 9 jmM
recoyi- 9 ' Jj
ivcr Show; J
1 Aid socjety will Q '
lower show in the m M
day, November 1. J
of the flowers on Jj r* II I* I * hi
vlll be awarded: g rUll 01 the VCiy Nl
vhite chrysanthe- i I
ngie yellow chry- we have ever shov
1 Zu?Z",'Z S nary and February
finest mnnln rose.?
dloction of roses;
i plant of any r">^ J
ot over one year H , ' JL 3*
n of three ferns. 9 oin
(unrnslcr. \?4v
umbers drawn in J . V j
y call for &3 men 9
r. all of the num- g|
>eitiR higher than \? By! 1 1 !f
his county. Fol- jjj ^Hjll ifilill~3^~~
rawn, with Order J
Scarboro'8.1 322 HkSS
liouse on Tuesday ) B [ ^ * g ^ J
The i. ^eting will ag I I I J 1%
>f the Fourth Llb-|B * ^
R. S. Stewart. of.JJ ? qp
returned soldier | Jj .1*
others will make|B BUy WAlfSAVING
Yoder, district
tammmmi
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>ud Co
"ORE ? >
nd Boys' Departmer
id with discrimination ^
dinal points of style? ?
'Suits, neat mixtures, ,/f/[Xc\ 1%^,
owns. Suit
$5.75, $(>.50 and $8.50 rrrnrBlue
Series, sizes f? to 18. yj/4 J/ | ?i
$7.50 and $8.50 y 1* |
anteed All Wool Blue \ St |. J
;izes 8 to 18. Very good \jI
$10.00. $12.50 and'$15.00 W/ff
; Heavy Casimeres and F J
Beautiful range of paty
modc>s, with slashed ]!|f
ich belts. Pants lined I I
id guaranteed not to rip. Ill U
$10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 Jil I !
School Pants. Serges, /Jjl ft I
Casimeres. /k-uL| 5
1.50, $2.00 and up to $3.50 IhtAll
Wool Caps. Blue
limeres.
50c, 75c and $1.00 ' H0K
m "J!! v\
W. L.DOUGI AS
id $ 1.50 ''//i rts
and \*4.
rts and
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tian-Wa
THIN G m
i?2i m
ra >1 11 ii>* nnl I f II 1 I I ll.llll- I ?
ackey, col... 438 'J! | / |f| ] \ ^
erburk, col.. 904 ^ I I II I
r, coi 1240 yj lr* _wr
...1907
11 Jackson.. 20 B
el Robinson 1205 B , _ ,
}r coi 2132 Boys School Suits
gton. : .... 739 Boys' Dress Suits
haw #53 5 jg . SUit at
nkiin riyier219 Younj? Men's speci
Tillman .... 625 M Boys' Norfolk Suit
>n niackmon 72self collar at
I Plyler .... 832 |g Men,s Work pantj
Davla... . 964 w , _ _
Cauthen ;.. 348 Men s Dress Pam
.egory 4 Mills. Real values a
Roweii.-. ..1961 ? Boys' Everyday ah
Connor.... 134 g 3t .
s Davis 3951^ Boys' Dress Pants
e 657 , at
at" Van Wyck. ! VISIT OCR CLOTH
mass meeting of | _ OF
Van Wyck school ;
inding country at H
ewest in Men's and Boys I
ra. Several hundred All 1
before the big rise, at pi
i
Cne lotvMen's All 1
leading styles, real
special. . . \
Just think of it?a
1'urers price.\
One lot Mot's and
Mixtures at. .
Snappy Youhg Men
il pocWets, the live wire
? IM P.eautiful range of p;
Priced .\.$1*
One hundred wintc
serges, stripes and sni
b=rS-* the test.
yji? .... Priced ^ 1
' HOYS' PL
ge--*? Suit for the hoy in
y materials. Plaids, \
Suits. Priced
$1.18, ft
i at $6.95 to
in Mixtures and Serges, all
$7.18, $9.95, $12.18 and Si
al in suit At $11.95 to Si
s in Serge and Plaid, with whit
. . . ./. $4.48 and
* ../. $2.48, $2.95 to
ts?Dutches and Mayfield W
t '. $3.48, $1.95 to
d School Pants, hard finish, all
..98c, $1.48, $1.98. $2.25 and
in Serges and Hard Finish Mi>
$1.98, $2.48 and
INC; DEPARTMENT, THE H
REAL VALUES.
m A m. r -w -w v a
IAIN- W A
LIS THEM FOR CA.
S STAMPS.
Willi!!! .. ?'
= Mrs. Herman, ( anhelcl
Florence, while on a visit
? rents. Maj. and Mrs. J
yesterday, received a to
nouncintr the death of 1,
= in a hospital at Florence.
= due to influenza and or
== terday at 6:45. Mrs. C
ssr yesterday on the 1:17
Florence. Mr. t'antield v\
resident of Lancaster, 1
:rr E= engaged in the insuran
while here. He was well
? ' had many friends here.
^ - Mrs. \V. T. Split*rs
The Monroe Knquirer
= Bessie Sellers, wife of Mr
= lers. died in a hospital in
(' . last Tuesday ni^iit, aftt
~ of several weeks. Mi
X' zzz maiden name was Meaehi
A ~? j was a native of Port Mill
|_ = had made Monroe her ho
r-, == eral years and made in:
here. She was before her
teacher and was a lady
mind and she was well ed
was a member of the Bni
and was of fine Christiar
Surviving Mis. Sellers ai
= hand and two children, >
Sellers and Miss Mary Si
eral was held yesterday a
Mrs. ('. B Harden and ]
SSS Summerlln attended the
r PKKMONAIi*.
?? Mrs. J. R. Shubert, of
S is the guest of her paren
_ "ZZZ Mrs. Charles W. Griffln.
ZZZ _ n?
A R. Out as spent We
4 Charlotte on business.
> =
= Miss Marie McCantz,
== boro. arrived Tuesday to
position as fifth grade tea
zzz Lancaster graded schoo
forced to resign on ace
health.
? James A. Williams h;
ssz position as clerk tn t
Rodman-Walkup compan
. szr Mine Mamie Porter li
== her position V'Ith the Lan
# rz: phone company and accei
tlnn id the.^ffice of th<
SSSS i loo & Fuel
' Bcttram C(te.
A., spent the
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pamrauniy
tlkup to. j
'ARTMENT f
Nothing, one of the greatest lines 5
Afoot Suits contracted for in Jan- 5
rices lower than present market, g
Wool Suits in Serges and Mixtures, *
values $2.00 and $25.00. Priced
$14.95, $16.50 and $17.50
11 wool suit less than today's manu
Young Men's Suits in Serges and
$17.50 ;
i's Models, new Military Fronts, side
s in new styles and latest creations. ?
itterns to select from, well tailored.
I.50, $21.50, $21.75, $27.50 to $30.00 *
r suits, all wool, hard finish. in
lull plaid mixtures. Suits that stand
$21.75, $27.50 to $29.75?all sizes }
OTHING PILED HIGH. ?
most any wanted style and lead in jr I 3
fixtures, Servos and Tweeds Boys' ?
II.95, $0.95, $7.18, $9.95 and $12.48 n
j
1_K.UP (JU. I
SH FOR LESS |
BIY LIBERTY BONDS. 3
I
lead. ('oeoran made several instructive lecI.
Jr.. o? tun's during his stay here,
to her pa 1 ?4#?
M. Kiddie, Mrs. V. A. 1,ingle, who has been
lepra m an- under treatment in a hospital in
or husband Charlotte, has returned,
death being ?o ?
cur red yes-l Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Graeber am
anfleld left visiting relatives in Guilford county.
train for C.
as a former . ?o ?
laving been' Miss Rerniee Graham has taken a
ice business position with the Lancaster Mercanknown
and til'' fonic nv as stenographer.
Capt. Herman Poovey, of the U.
Dead. { S. Medical corps, spent the last
says: ''Mrs days with relatives here. .
W T Sel. '?
Chester, S.1 U. E. Wylie spent yesterday in Co?r
an illness lumbla, on business. ?
s. Sellers' ?o ?
nil and she Walter M< Mantis, of the U, S.
. S. ('. She navy, is home on a short furlough.
ine for sev- ?
tny friends
marriage a ^ ,
of -nr A.
U JL
i ehnraeter.
re her hus- i - ' === ^J?
dr. William TODAY?
fillers. Fun- .
. u- . m I. "THE IJIAK,"
t Fort Mill. \ l
Miss Jennie Featuring ^
funeral ' >IISS yilUilNIA FjBARSON
?Also?
' ? /
PEARL WHITE an* ^
ANTO\i6 morenc
' Columbia.
ts, Mr. and n *
Socon?l Episode
' "THE HOUSE OF HATE."
xlnesday in y
SATURDAY? ' \ T - j
of Winns- HI IJ,IE WEST f'OMEDY
fake up her MAItlFJ WAIiOAMP
rhcr in the J
1 hut was /?*n?
ount of ill | "THE MOWS CI.AWS"
| -?Also?
as taken a I.ntost Unrrent Evo?"
ho store of
y' | MONDAY?
ins resigned
cnstorx To'
pte'
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