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. " - "T f W * FRIDAY, NOV. 15, 1918. Tr THE NEWS A Speaking ?t Camp Creek. Places, being advisee There** will be speakers at (."amp General Order No. 8 Creek Sunday morning at 11 o'clock quantity served, chair in the Interest of the United War "In no event shal Work campaign. served to any one one meal exceed one Moriah Association. Also being advise The Moriah association will meet service now authorizi on November 2 8. Let us see to it eral Order No. 8 is o that all the churches are repre- or its equivalent, for sented. BenJ. F. Carson. plus one teaspoonful l ?o? real, but not for botl Breaching at A. K. I*. real. One small lump The regular preaching service J. H. 1 will be held in the A. It. P. church Food Administrator Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock, county. Subject: "The Up and Do of tie- ?o? ligion." ltuys Fine IV I mt-woiuiui urecn. With Col. and .Mrs. S,?.li.Ks | villp> N {. haR ( Judge Ira B. Jones and Mr. and' Jones' place from VVh Mrs. C. 1). Jones and children, whose This farm is located home was burned yesterday, are with r.osa Iloads 8ectlon Col. and Mrs. Springs until a sulta- and contains 140 acr ble location can be secured. land Mr Scarboro chased the estate of diaries Mrflulrt Wounded. m?e8 Kast Kn(, Mrs. W. K. Purdue, of this city, and 8!) ai.rPH of flnp f. has received information of the s.arhoro will reside wounding of her brother, Charles V. piaCe McGulrt. at the front on October 17. n Mr. McOuirt is from Monroe, but is Wo?H.n ln (l|p ( n||p well known In this city. Th? complete orgai ? United War Work Killed in Action. Lancaster is as follow Information has been received in ^jls A j pirOKorv Lancaster of the death of Stafford Mjss uesH McMani Graham at the front during OctobeV. man lie was killed In action. Mr. Gra- Thosp to so,lrjt are; ham was well known in this city ^jrs w Thomsi where he resided for n long time. Mrg () c Riackmc His mother moved to Birmlnehnm. . ;\irs. J\. it. KODbin! Ala., soon after he entered the army. Mrs. p; m. Croxton Mrs. l,atta llood. New Stores Opened. Mrs. W. P. Davis. W. H. Terry, who has heen a Mrs. h X. VanLan member of the firm of Bennett-Terry Mrs. p| p Murchip company for several years. has Mrs. M. J. Perrv. opened a cash grocery store in the Miss Perry Belle B Springs block .next the Lancaster The campaign worl Drug company, the Bennett-Terry volunteered for the << company having closed out business. nf ronfidence and nrr George Ferguson and B. Y. Funder- t>10 quota will he r?i burk have opened a general mer- every citizen of J,anci cantile establishment on Midway un- raster county gives 1i der the firm name of Ferguson & Now that peace ha Funderburk. George Ferguson is we should give more the manager of the business. will take these 5 agencies to reconstruc A Good Suggestion. 0 II. II. Hortou, recently elected to Safe Overst the house of representatives from Mrs. II. Y. Hathcoc laincuster county, hands the follow- reived a card annout iug In to The News: "1 have been arrival overseas of 1 infoimed by County Chairman It. S. Hathcock. titewurt that there v. ill be $200 re- 4, turned to the various candidates tor public oilice in Lancaster county. 1 C m hereby suggest tliat all candidates ' notify tite chairman at once to pay this amount over to the War Work Ie Relief fund. We can do without our I purls of the money and we could not give it to a bettor cause." 1*?V~ Eddie linker Dead. />7 William Eddie Baker died at his W home near titoneboro of pueumouia -jT f-^Sf Thursday, October 31. Funeral ser- v iLll'ilita , , 'ir ^ vices were held in the open air in the New Hope cemetery Friduy, cou- Rj t lli ducted by Rev. J. F. Hammonds. Deceased was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Baker and besides his The executive com parents he leaves the following Bed Cross held a mee| brothers and sisters: Raymond, ernoon for the purpc Dewey I.ee, Howard, Jesse, Anset he date of the am and Lloyd Baker and one s?ster, postponed on account Mattie Mae Baker. Eddie was 18 ?n/.a epidemic. The years of age. It was a sad circum- by division headquart stance. Every member of his fam- loth, was set as the ily were ill with inllucnza. For this meeting of the Ran reason none of the relatives wore Ml branches and auxi able to attend the funeral. ed to send as many ?as possible and every Increuse Sugar Allowance. tjie county is ir. The following telegram was re" The program is as reived by J. 11. Witherspoon, food U|onMMin proKnlI11. administrator for Lancaster county: O'clock at four "The rapid manufacture new Repon of aU Departni crop beet sugar in the west and the Homer Service, new crop Louisiana cane sugar in Membership the south, together with the freer Finance railway transportation conditions. Canteen the reductions that we have made in Entertainment, the consumption of sugar in the Canteen manufacturing trades and tho pa- Publicity triotic conservation in the past four Motor Corps, months causes us to increase the i,,?!/?? T,^ Household allowance of sugar from Enrollment of Nurs two pounds per person per month, conservation, to three pounds per person per Belgian Relief! month, with the same ratio to pub- Woman s Work He eating places as from November Influpnza Committer 1st. This makes good our promise to inert.~e the household allowance " of sugar at the earliest possible moment that our supplies would justify T*tJt? Hit? and make it possible for the house- M MMJCt Itth holder to more freely use the apple cranberry and grape fruit products . , ., , , , ... v .w , . i At three o clock and the use of the fruits canned ... . .. ... . program will u< tluring the summer without sugar. ' * ,u . i.ntl news that n The regula ,ns are also revised . t ^ to the extent that any person may V-i l<. I / 1 i t purchase his whole family allowance '* '' ' 1!' ( at one time if he desires; that is anv l)al , ,. . ... paper by 1 hurst family may purchase a months sup ' ' .. . . . ' ' , , . . Of course it is fply tor tho entire family in one pur- . .... -ha,, from Ihe re.,II lr.de,." niinutc l.l.SineM; T, .Idle Knlln. II..,,,,,. v?!ed In -onneellon with Ihreo pound 11 . atlffar rule for ninety me?l,. tlen- delayed beyond t eral Order No. 9, Public Rating ' THE LANCASTER NEWS, | Hospital Garments. | J Surgical Dressings. * General Supplies, i I^oyette. I that part of j Dinen Shower. covering the I Kvening Meeting?H O'clock nt | irfwl t.. -> - d? j Court House. j I the amount Invocation. person at any Heading of Messrge from War half ounce." Council?Mrs. Ernest Moore, id that sugar Chairman's Annual Message, ed under Gen- Report of Secretary, ne teaspoonful, Koport of Treasurer. tea or coffee. Report of Kershaw Branch, for fruit or ce- Report of Heath Springs Branch, j 1 fruit and ce- Address on Home Service?Mayor ' for dcmitasse. R. S. Stewart. iVitherspoon. Election of Officers. ' for Lancaster America. The nominating committee of the operty. Lancaster chapter is as follows: j of Henderson- Messrs. J. H. Witherspoon. C. Cor-; hased George coran, Paul Moore, C. 1). Jones and eeler Scarboro. J. M. Madia. Of this committee Mr. in the Jones J. H. Witherspoon was asked to act of the county as chairman. In connection with es of very fine this committee it is urged that it lie has also pur- understood that in the coming elccMajor W. II. tion of Red Cross officers, their brick dwelling nominations are but suggestions and irni land. Mr. that any one from tlie floor has a at the latter right to nominate whosoever he wishes. In the Christmas membership ?1 War Work. drive, of which committee Mr. J. H. ligation of the Witherspoon is chairman, it is urged campaign for that every member render him every ?: assistance. , chairman. The executive committee urges is. vice-chair-1 the complete co-operation of every 1 member of the Red Cross in the j united drive, as requested by divlson. j ion headquarters. in. | Upon the approval of the execu-j i. J tive committee the sum of $135.00 I left from the linen shower was given to the influenza committee. dIngham. Remember, if the hoys in Fiance I ion. are to receive their Christmas oaok- ^ ! ets, they must be shipped before ennott. I November 20th. ter^ who have; Irive." are full1 ?ne refuKee garment sent now is 1 satisfied that worth twenty later, says division lised. provided headquarters. Will you not offer to ister and Lan- assist ln raaking these garments. i berally. is been signed' 400 hospital story hooks for the than ever It woun(ied boys in France must be leven welfare sent to At'anta next week. Cut outj t the country. a Rhort story from the Saturday j Kvening Post or any magazine that I pns i men like, and together with a few1 k has just re- ^nkoR and a,nualn? pictures send to' icing the safe lho Red Cro8S roon,s Would you icr son, Fred not 1,ke to rhepr *he boys in the|*4BI hospitals "over there?" The Red Cross wishes to ac- m ' knowledge the following splendid >T ^ I J contributions to the local relief J 1 k ^ W fund: 5 1 Heath Cautben $ 1.00 I , Louise Cauthen 5? t I I Sedley Cauthen 50 S j Mrs. M. JS. Hell 5.00 > E I Mrs. K. McLure 25.00 Miss Rlfreida Poag 20.oo'jJ Miss Ronnie Culp 22.501-3 I Miss Hess McManus 12.25J.J NOTICE. L ! Town Tax will be due and pava-j|" BY LOOAL hie from the 1st dav of Deeemher ISO CHAPTER 1918, to December 31st, 1918. I j W. H. REBD. !fi unit tee of the Clerk and Treasurer. |? ,, , , 8-3t. LE jng Monday af- 33 ise of deciding ???? J * uual meeting, * m I dat'Fine Apples | ers. November rj time ?r ,ho Fresh Candies S caster chapter.; Jn liaries aro urg- Jj-y J^Jy QnC0 CigafS S representatives ? ? 0 LI one through- Two barrels of fine Winesap Ap- E vited to come. pies, medium and large, tlrst of 3 follows: the season, just received. Come 31 ?Hour see and make your purchases, | t House. thereby finding other nice things - | ient Chairmen: to please you. 73 takes this - J method of appealing to the reas- " 1 onably minded, generously dis- j L m posed and all good citizens of I I Lancaster on the side of the oldest J J native born citizen of I^incaster f J toduy?my nearest approach as to 1 r J an appeal to charity. J Thanking you in advance, 1 j J A. W. CHANCE I I _l$ L" 11 WS GOES TO PRESS ? I>. m., Tuesdays and Fridays. In future this [ J i adhered to strictly, and advertisements f J i not received in time to be put in type and r 1 ress by that time will have to be omitted. Z J hat copy for advertisements be in the office j l >er by Monday at noon and for the Friday I < lav at noon and this rule is still in effect. ? ^ sufficiently elastic to take care of the "last [ 2 s, and ads. will be received at any time pro- r 2 be gotten up so as not to delay the paper j 3 but in no case hereafter will the paper be " ] hree o'clock, p. m. ; I LANCASTER, S. C. Arrow Collars and Shirts Buy W. Rodman-W? ?KPART>I KM (2^g^ Exceptional values Suits and Overcoats >6- 3 larjje quantities of /Z~\\rV?W the wonderful values Men's all wool Si Y^V. Jy>Y $15.00 and $17.50 v; Priced V^mIi >?! V At $17.50 Mcn'u II ffnft==v? f|> jeal $22.50 value. I \wmjk, f-ra*> Men's and Young ,:^p. Front Military, Fror /irUi Three Piece, well ma J jj At $30.00 one lot ' )\m tiful Suit and a wonc ^ Priced Special. . . . A big shipment of Men's Overcoats. Seventy fine snappy now models.. All wool, full line and skeleton line. Some big values in Overcoats in Plaid, Solid Colors and Mixtures. ..Priced $11.95, $16.50, $18.95, $22.50, $24.95, $29.50 One lot Men's Sport Coats in nice big f check plaid effects. ) Priced $7.95, $8.95 and $9.95 Men's Overcoats, Grey and Black, Ches- \ terfield Models at $24.95 and $29.50 ^ Boys' Dress and School Suits. Over two hundred nice snappy new suits to select from. All sizes, 4 years to 20 years. Soft and Hard Finish Mntnrinl iiar>a $1.95, $5.95, $7.50, $9.95, $12.18 and $11.95 Rows' Hard Finish Serge Suits and Brown. ~ Priced $6.50, $7.18, $9.95. $12.18 and $14.95 Roys' and Young Men's Overcoats and Macanaws. Priced $5.00, $7.50, $8.50 to $9.50 ( Roys' Overcoats, Cap and Leggins to Match at $8.50 Call in and let us show you the wonderful values we have. If its new we have them. NEW SI Open T Ferguson & F MIDW/ urill r>r?or? frvv ^ ? tt in vpv^n iui uudiucd5 luudy ir occupied by W. B. Plyler and time a complete line of Dry Goods, Groc Country P\ The members of the firm ar B. Y. Funderburk, who are we of the community. Our first consideration will 1 vice and Satisfaction to Our C Fersuson & i GEORGE FERGUS( aizroamraiiin^^ KJ, >** . * ' * , Ui PAGE FIVB S.S.' John B. Stetson Hats ilkup Co. STOKE ????n i in Men's Suits. Men's Overcoats, Boys' ^ , for winter wear. Early purchase of ten's Suits and Overcoats accounts for ? we are passing out to our customers. in.*, merges ana Heavy tireys, $12.50, til lies. $9.95. $11 95 and $14.95 11 wool Clue Serge Suit, well made. A $17.50 t Men's Soft Finish Suits in Regular it and Straight Front, with Siide Poek $IX.95, $22.50 and $21.95 e Clue Serge Suits, Ileavv Weight, ? de. $27.50 and $.'10.00 Per Suit den's Hard Finish all Clack Suit. Ceaulerful value at $:>7.50. $.10.00 Suit rORE i r\ 1 o-i^ay i underburk | lY | i the building formerly Sjjj will have on hand at all ^ oirtaQ cu A/IP ^ L.I UIIUCOj f roduce | e George Ferguson and K ill known to the people y; 3e "Quality, Price, Ser- W ustcmers." ^ Fmderburk I DN, Manager. t J