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fiK EIGHT Lancaste FALL WINTER WE HAVE SELECTED A NUMBER OF OUR E WEEK. THEY ARE JUST AS ATTRACTIVE AS V HENCE PRICES HAVE BEEN LOWERED. YOU COULD NOT REASONABLY HAVE EP1 PRICES. THIS IS A REAL OPPORTUNITY WH1 <fcOO .">0 ^ Ill III jL Value, all wool serge suits, 1) ' ' /Caft' f-\ ton trimmed collar of self ma t'0'0 Be and Black. Special Ills?' ^ $60? ? ? / \ Chiiron Broadcloth Suit, colli U \ style, trimmed with Hudson ? LZ- T~ ry skirt of coat and sleeves trim I braid, shirred skirt. An extra ! li' Sir shine 9 ??<><> ^ * t wrrr] tB t J 7 All wool gabardine tailored s Stvle collar, button trimmed, skirt pi / (i 0007 . u \ COLD WEATHER UNDERWEAR The Kind You'll Want to Wear We went to the leading man- ? ufacturers for our stocks of fall |T "ff and winter underwear; and to jj CY, be doubly sure, ve carefully inspected the every | sale. There's i olhii g poorer j j than poor underwear. Don't J i j||jH take any chances. Buy your un- ' '1 ui'ijWjM derwear here an I \ou'll be sure JCm flMBsD of getting the best qualities Wp ^ your money can obtain. \^= = _^=Z PRESinF.MT APPF.AHVi World waits uhilo Ccrmanv rnforma I BEFORE CONGRESS her8elf f'?"> withjn Navy's Regulations. (Continued h rani Rage One) | The navy department has issued ? j the following instructions regarding ln must disarm. : the shipping of Christmas packages American and allied prisoners are to sailors in home waters and to at once be repatriated, without abroad: Wlllia reciprocal action by the associated Packages forwarded by parcel Puis governments and civilians dragged pest for men in the navy must coin- above off into slavery from the invaded ter- ply with the postal regulations, and ritories are to lie returned. should be inclosed In substantial bidder The provision for compensation boxes with hinged or scrdw to cover the tin the occupied territories for the havoc t<? facilitate opening and inspecting, within wrought by the invaders is contained All boxes shipped by express are ' in a simple sentence "reparation limited to twenty pounds in weight, \u for the damage done." should measure not more than two tract o ' As a step to restoring the map '"''ic feet in volume, be of wood, * * t' '' ' lines, the treaties of Brest-fatvosk strapped and have a hinged or which laid Russia prone, and of Bu-!Hrr'"' '?1* facilitate opening and ed nor charest which plundered Rumania, j Inspecting. 'south must he abandoned. Money, seen-! All mail matter should be ad- j-pj" ritles, precious metals and other val-J dressed as now prescribed by the Te n tiables looted from the invaded conn- postal regulations. All express pay foi tries must he returned in trust to 'packages should lie forwarded in the allies until the conclusion of care of Supply Officer, Fleet Supply I j ^ ^ peace. I Base. Twenty-ninth street and Third In the west, the railways of Al-( Avenue. South Hrooklyn, N. Y. aee-Lorraine, flu* valuable stores of No perishable food product other supplies in Belgium with arms and than those inclosed In cans or glass armaments must he handed over. (jars should he packed in parcel j In the east, the Black sea ports Post or express shipments. ' must he evacuated, the warships All packages must he plainly taken by Germany from the Russians marked with the name and address must, he surrendered; In the Baltic, r,r the sender, togcthe- with a notafnrts and defenses barred the way at tlon indicating the nature of the conthe Categnt must he delivered, and tents, such as "Christmas box" or there must be free acres- to the sea "Christmas present." for the allies. The Supply Officer at New York 1 The allied blockade is to remain cause ea?h express package to unchanged. Meanwhile German opened and carefully examined to merchant ships are to he delivered SPf1 ",:i' nothing of an explosive or for missions of mercy in carrying other dangerous character is for- f food to the starving; Germany is to warded TKKSl notify the neutrals they are free to. The shipment of Christmas pack-! \?w trade with the associated govern- j ages for United States naval vessels i menfs without molestation. j abroad should be made so as to BIG .1 In a word the iron ring Is tighten- 'reach New York as early as possible, at a ed and at her borders the civilized aud not later than November 15. ' the ~ ' ' ? ?|i ? n ' i m??wuh??| THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, 8. U r Department "The Best Place to Shop After All.** 1 SUITS at VERYS lAKLY FALL SUITS AND HAVE MARKED THE /HEN THEY FIRST CAME INTO OUR STORE BUr CCTED TO BUY SUITS OF EQUAL CHARACTER [CH KEEN SHOPPERS WILL BF. OTTTfTK TO AV, A $37-211 Velour suits. Coat has b ielte<l models, but- med with buttons and s'll* itcrial, skiit plain full peon do chyne. Special $16^ i? H I $55mi < ChilFon Broadcloth suits, belt in back, with two large ir of the hi eh low skirt of coat side plaited. I leal, belted model, collar of silk velvet and s med with chenille shirred back, with pockets ordinary special. . s,de- Special $39? $49=21! < Broadcloth Suits, Hudson . , , cuffs and belt, long line of bi i. "elf coat and on cu1fs of s,e am. Special .... slightly shirred. Special.. $19^ T Important Exhibition of New Silks and Dress Qoods An all-embracing display of ,r new dress fabrics of superlative i ' comprising new weave, every popular shade and j : ^53^' pattern. It reveals the most )y.\ ^ "f 1 fashonable ideas in fabrics for 0 liA \ fall and winter, and specializes . W . ' j ?>'f; 3* on materials that are especially t' ! < adapted to the latest styles in t ^ f : j suits, coats, dresses, skirts and 1 union lor rasn on Wednendny I Mr. Chanro had. Foster-MHburn| 20th (lay of November, 1018. J Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.?Adv. ( * waists. \ * > "t 1 Vou arc invited to inspect tlrs - ^ / i display, but are urged not to buy ^ unless you actually require dress ~ } materials. ? CLERKS SALE. at my home near Waxhaw. N. C.t J two good mules, several head ofj 'E OP SOUTH CAROLINA, cows, a lot of hogs, one buggy, i County of Lancaster. farming tools of all kinds, one | good stove, a lot of household and i ( ourt of i """""" I leas. , kitchen furniture and other things; F' Almetta Kee. Plaintiff, | ,no ""serous to mention. T. W. yjj. Secrest, near Waxhaw, N. C. Hyj m Cook et al., Defendants. I J. O. Rogers, Auctioneer. 7-?t uant to a decree made in the stated case by Judge Ernest ! dated Nov. 11, 1H18, I will WANTED you to know that you can ^ public auction t?? the iiigliest get Frost Proof Cabbage Plants at Lancaster court house on at Mackorell's. Plant now and. st Monday in December next have early cabbage. 3-f?t. I th elegal hours of sale, the' ng described real estate, to- WANTED?Three copies of Th I , Lancaster News of Octooer ?T>. I that certain piece, parcel or f land lying, being and situi the county of Lancaster, KEEP YOUNG. aforesaid, containing twenty tT hvm,.and0sr 'oTVt Floyd: I w,th bad ba'k* and weak and west hy lands of W. L. 'kidneys are apt to feel old at sixty ion and oast hy lands of E. M. Many old folks say Loan's Kidney I Pills help them keep young. Here's F "papers.6* Ca"h' Purcha8er t0 a Lancaster case: * PAUL MOORE, A- W. Chance, merchant. Main St.. ? C. C. C. L. C. gave the following statement Feb- ? ruary f>, 1908: "I used Loan's KidPlaintiff s Attorney. . . . , , , ? a, ? . , once a week rpy 1 '"s, which I got at the Standard Drug Co., and they strengthened my ? a. REEt'E I I NULKItt RK. kidneys, which had been in a weak j Dental Surgeon. condition. I had often heard Loan's <1 lours: worn a mipnty pond kidney remedy | ' 8:30 to 12:30 A M t>nt now I am satisfied that they nroj 2:00 to 6:00 p. M. the best. I feel a preat deal better! X ad by Appointment since I used (loan's Kidney Pills and Xfice Phone 160. I p'adly recommend them to others." Residence Phono 201. Clone For Clood. over Lancaster Pharmacy Over ten years later, or on Feb rnary 20. 1918. Mr. Chance added: t * "I can iill ay, as 1 have in my fo* > * mer statements that Doan's Kidnev TSINESS NOTICES * Pills have done me a world of pood | j* * This medicine always did Just as I i r expected, and soon fixed me up ! 'ASH NOTICES for sale at The Ane shape." s Office. 2&c per dozen. Price fiftc, at all dealers. Oon't p simply ask for a kidney remedy -pet j. il*C'TIC>\ SAI.E I will sel' Doan's Kidney f*ilis the same that y TUESDAY, NOV. 12, 1918. Stores < IPECIAL PRICES M AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES THIS ; r ASSORTMENTS ARE NOT COMPLETE, SO EARLY IN THE SEASON AT REDUCED ML THEMSELVES OF. elt and pockets trim- f \ wbroide. y stitching, / \ ==^_ ) \ / WWCIL ncvr? rsvrjmi iiie IJ J buttons at each end, j \\ C las hi^h or low style J \\ elf material. Skirt f and plaits at each j\ -? $47? |Y~ " W ? \Y 11^*1 Seal trimmed collar \ A II ittons on each side of JJ Style eves. Back of skirt yVT 6203 ? $39: J| GLADDEN YOUR FEET WITH A PAIR OF THESE SHOES You cannot be happy unless your feet are comfortable. You know that as well as we do. Our If?" shoes for men, women and chil- WjL JJ>ZJJ dren are designed on scientifically perfect lines to give ut- /* most comfort. They are made jSwflT7 of choice leathers to give ser- IBfl) vice. They are fashionable, W good to look at and satisfactory ..flTVWW^VVn in every way. Reasonable in iMSaSUA&JI in iv.c, iuu. Ask The Child Who Wean Then' III 11* 18. Three months dubsc.rlption or older, and women, In our cloth will be given for tho llrst three department. Part on power mareceived at the office of flio l-.au- chines. No experience necessary, caster News. Pleasant work. Comfortable, ? well lighted work room. Thom OR SAIJC Overland club road HOn & Company, Lancaster, S. C. ster, In good condition; good tires. Phone 261 5-tf. two now; extra wheel and tire. i, $575. Geo. B. Craven, News of^ Keal Lstate ,'K C'.W GIVE regular employment at good wages to fifteen to 1 twenty additional girls, eighteen MQ.10S Some recent transfers of land sold BEAT GERMANS A -tr nillkl O I R II T "r>? aoieB deeded to J. H. WitherAT uWN CAME - 51U acres deeded to Messrs. Smith rankee Chemists Devise New and Clark by Mrs. Pnnnlo Beckham leedache Tablet In Which The House and lot deeded to I). Reec leart Depressing Tendency it Williams by Dr. D. Mclnttre. 'ounteracted by Heart Toning 105 acres deeded to W. J. Ghent '.iements. Aspitone, the name. by Win. Robinson. 1 ? . km 1 1 .1 "in acres to G. W. Cauthen .. In August, l.'ll, when the war coin- ^ cured, many ?>f the newer remedies pre. Sons by VVm. Robinson. rribed by our Aiiiericnn physicians and ~ ~? ?? ruggists were "made in Germany." To 1511 !l?I acres to Jno. R. Paile by ay we are mnkiug all of them for our- \v. J. Cunningham. elves and for half of the globe. . During the liist f->'ir years of the war I'jll 1-M acres to li. B. Garrls hv . nii-iieaii genius, p..>mpt<)l by nen- .si;y, , ,, ... ,, ?* j. * uuningiinm i.-? coiici'i! :! <? ns attention nil .1 i!" _ mi. ;il in ! i. s An . m. i.i .li ' ?? acres to II. F. Faile liy R. .'. ,iv?* follow .-.I hi mien rnpid sucee*sit.ii that tin* * < j >urii..1 -i liav c iii-i ,i ? Wylle. > ehroni -lo thorn oil* Tho latest n i > > I onn " t : ir> tlm fit Id of acres to \\. II Hlai-kmou -dieine i> tl'.' I'' .i h inl.i.lie tnl>l?*t |>y J no. T. Stevens. Moil As|>it> f. hi which tlio In-art <! - ?: | . - iiiir ti-ii<!.-npj i-' deftly counteracted I Two lots to S. (). Harper l>y T. M. > ll.'lllt ll'llillK eleti I-Ilt 1. Hnohea Phj ! .111ni I i i maintain that ' iiVr &? ?? l/in, cold*. In ir-ippe ami ts<"" ni jmins. come to headquarters and ut leant hoy explain that A pi: ne si. * M.nple us HPP if wo r.,n he,p _ nH { r-h.-f fnnii the pain, which it lUr.-iiiir, Ii .iiIi 1 of eiuirsi' iw-ivi- diagnosis hy n nave many others. h\sp'inn. i*ii< i it voir ii NOTE: The produet referred to oln?ve "" 11 * i sold only in unbroken packages, price fie, and may now be ohtuiucd at TL T TT 1 Standard Drug Co. A AVI. FlUgCCS