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PAGE EIGHT ! A ' gf5?* ' Lanca xm-9 %JP V S FALL and i ?? mam mmm tm ^ V V W OH WE HAVE SELECTED A NUMBER C WEEK. THEY ARE JUST AS ATTRACT: HENCE PRICES HAVE BEEN LOWERE YOU COULD NOT REASONABLY H PRICES. THIS IS A REAL OPPORTUN jL jk Value, all wool se Nk ton trimmed collar colors Blue and Bla ^/ \ Chiffon Broadclot s \ style, trimmed witl U^T7 r skirt of coat and s I / braid, shirred skirt '/ 'I /r 25S $25? ; All wool gabardin /j Style collar, button trimn / ( l 0007 v \ COLD WEATHER UNDERWEAI The Kind You'll Want to Wear We went to the leading man- 55 ufacturers for our stocks of fall ^ J and winter underwear; and to [; Cy, l>e doubly sure, we carefully in- ? spected the quality of every ^ garment placing on ^ , ,J sale. There's nothing poorer ' 1 than poor underwear. Don't < take any chance;. Buy your un- 's J\ dei-wear here an J you'll be sure of getting the best qualities "Mr jk\ mKBt your money can obtain. ' ^ ~ = BATTLE SCENE IS of the largest liners under ne QUICKLY CHANGED ,,aKS now are in thiB por1, ,he 1 steamer Nieuw Amsterdam, the (Continued From Page One ) wegian steamer Hergensfjord ! Swedish steamer Stockholm, an atuch news and gossip as they knew. Danish steamer United S The approach of an officer broke up are being made ready for sa the conversations. ^or a" of these ships, it was sa At night the Germans were cele- the offices of their owners, ther brating peace along the lines by fir- applications for more than suff ing flares, rockets and signal lights 'passengers to fill all accomt The night was uproarous with their tlons, hut no passage is defli eheering. The victorious Americans! hooked until the applicant has were taking it more calmly. Along pHed with all war-time reguls the front the majority of them were, imposed by the i'nited States getting a good night's restful sloop, eminent. Along the lines in towns brilliantly lighted for the first time in four ANOTHER POl'NI) SI 'OA years. French and Americans were RFGINNING ON DE parading the streets singing the! Marsellaise. the Star-Spangled Ran-] ltnrU}niUtU!< Requiring Pt.rclu. ner and French and American war .j,, |Vp <V||, substitutes Wi songs. Wheat Flour Withdrawn. AMERICAN SIGHT-SEERS Washington. "nTv" 14 R< KEEN TO (;0 TO EUROPE lions requiring householders bakers to purchase 20 per ce Steamship Offices Receive Manv In- substitutes with each purcha quirlos?Removal of Travel Re- wheat flour were withdrawn b strictions Not Probable Soon. food administration, effectiv mediately. New York. Xov. 14.?Already i Increase in the beet sugar American sight-seers wish to go to during states and in the cane Kurope. Allied steampship offices ducing territory of Louisiana, < received hundreds of inquiries as to household sugar allotments when the ban on passenger travel three to four pounds month! would bo removed. Inquirers were, capita was ordered by the foo were told that the rigbl war restrlc-j ministration effective Decern! Tions wouki remain in enact ' untuand at the same time public i further notice," and all allied ships places in these sections will t>? as well as American being still under initted to increase their coni government control. It was thojtlon from three to four pound opinion among steamship officials every 9ft meals served, that the time for resumption of pre- For the remainder of the eoi war steamship travel on any exten- it was stated, the allotments of sive scale was "a long way off." pounds monthly per capita The neutral lines, however, were households and three pounds p preparing for a prospective large meals for public eating placei Increase in business and a resump- be continued for the prase *ion of regular sailings. Several least Increase for sugar prod THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. I ster Department t "The Best Place to Shop After All.** rER SUITS at VERY SI IF OUR EARLY PALL SUITS AND HAVE MARKED THEM IVE AS WHEN THEY FIRST CAME INTO OUR STOKE BUT A ID. AVE EPECTED TO BUY SUITS OF EQUAL CHARACTER SO ITY WHICH KEEN SHOPPERS WILL BE QUICK TO AVAII \I" I" + $37-211 < Yolour suits, (."oat has bolt i rge suits, belted models, but- mod with buttons and sib- ?mib of self material, skirt plain full peon do chyne. Special ,ck. Special $16=52 ? y $55iHt < Chi H on Broadcloth suits. C belt in back, with two large but h Suit, collar of the high low skirt of co.it side plaited. H is h Hudson Seal, belted model, co.kir o. silk velvet and self ileeves trimmed with chenille shirred back, with pockets an . An extraordinary special.. side. Special $39: $49=2" < Broadcloth Suits, Hudson Se; , ., . . , , cuffs and belt, long line of butto ie tailored suits, high low self coat on cuffs ()f slceve led, skirt plain. Special.... slightly shirred. Special $19:15 i J Important Exhibition of New Sill^s and Dress Qoods ^ fAn all-embracing display ol tnew dress fabrics of superlative / merit, comprising every new 4ii weave, every popular shade and t j^L ^i pattern. It reveals the most ' 1 fash()nable ideas in fabrics for I\ iu t 4 fall and winter, and specializes M A , J r} \ w on materials that are especially M" >t adapted to the latest styles in 1 > -'J ob suits, coats, dresses, skirts and - k ' flllifl You are invited to inspect this . Nk ( ^ v '. display, but are urged not to buy B unless you actually require dress , materials. --"Vt ." utral .states was granted because of lack, tonnage for cotton exports. ! )utch of cargo space for overseas ship- "The w orld's requirements of cot-1 Nor- ments. ton to naeet Its Increasing demands i g' , the for clothing will henceforth be on aj? (l the GOVERNMENT STOPS | continuously ascending scale. Rased tates. COTTON SPECULATION ?" r*p?rts to thi8 committee from M)SX iling. ine various foreign countries, we es- ^ i A I t i ill a to t ho r-rwi it iromnnta ?i r? A nrnhn. e are ^or' Selling in Forbidden All ^Je imports of cotton under present Icient Markets of tlie \\ orld Will , conditions to lie over 2,000,000 bales U ' noda- Need < otton. jn eXcess of laBt season's takings, r.itely ?? "Europe Is almost denuded of cotoom Washington, Nov. 14. Action! toM an,j cotton goods. The potential itions was ,a^''n ,*le government yes- buying power of the world which gOV_ terday to prevent speculators from w(n pe aided and hastened by the M hammering down the priee of cot- establishment of the necessary ?" ton for the purpose of making credits will quickly assert itself." woo P money. In connection with the pro- Brand made a special request j hibition of speculative short selling (hat his statement be printed in full <( . 5 of cotton on the future exchanges, as everybody connected with the cot- ^ # Charles J. Brand, chairman of the ^on jndUf*try is keenly interested in 1_ sc of committee on cotton distribution, j| WAV "? said: | "The signing of the armistice BOYS ASSURED FUR COATS at brings us suddenly to the threshold) _____ ha! gula- of the reconstruction era Pending Two Oregon Youths Aged Fifteen and 7T7~ and developments are of the utmost im- Twelve Kill a 200-Pound nt of portance to the entire cotton world. Bear, se of, "The consequences of unfounded y the rumors that tend to promote vicious Klamath Falls, Ore.?Retha Oden "'f e im- speculat've activity, and cause un- Srott flffppn ?nf1 twelve fre . . |. ' years old. living nt Pine Flat, 15 miles just fled demoralization must be ' * J . . southeast of this city, recently killed IIIO pro- avoided as fast as poss'ble. In or-! b?.?r. at pro- ,|f.r that harmful violent fluctua-| fpbe young nlmrods came upon the >f trie tions may be checked, the committee oniln when he was up a tree. Be- at from ()n cotton distribution has ordered ' tween them they manipulated their fa- ( V pei ail y < lative short selling on theltlier's 40,82 speelal rltle, and finished d a?l- New \ork and New Orleans cotton >5 fhe hear with one shot. ^ er n.: exchanges stopped and to make this Now the Odens and their neighbor* tatlng orde- throughly effective, has rc ,re ,,pnr n1"1 ,he go' . . ... . . iids have each been pron ised a bear i pe.-j quired that no selling orders except ^ rhrlvtInam V \ Si tump-1 in liquidation of long contracts he Ih for executed from any foreign country. DON T BE A U-BOAT. The stopping of sinkings by IT- All untry, boats, the monthly Increase Ir. new ^,e one lersl teaapoonful of 'be r three ship tonnage and the releasing of UAsr in your coffee. Don t be .H'' ' for ships now <<ng?Ke<l In supplying the J U ho.t. ^ U bo... .Ink npr. JJ"" ier 90 fleets of the allies. together with the "Un i ? *, ? * perHC s will freeing of apace previously uaed In ~ .ugw tunk by ! .ubma'Z! Ann! nt at sending munitions to Europe, will ^ ,n on# ,#Te, ?aid luclng mean a large Increase In available at|r for all yeu'ro worth. No FRIDAY, NOV. 15, 1918. Stores ftA : J ** >ECIAL PRICES AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES THIS ASSORTMENTS ARE NOT COMPLETE, E ARLY IN THE SEASON AT REDUCED , THEMSELVES OF. und pockets trim- f 10idei y stitching, j * ? $32jg j ! oat has separate JJi 'jX' tons at each end, /1 | V, V h'.prh or low style J I I } i III material. Skirt j\ 1 id plaits at each <\ U \ id trimmed collar \ \ | 0'/ ^ | ns on each side of V s. Back of skirt V\\ 6203 $39:2! GLADDEN YOUR FEET WITH A PAIR OF THESE SHOES 11 You cannot be happy unless your feet are comfortable. You know that as well as we do. Our shoes for men, women and childron are designed on scientifically perfect lines to give utmost comfort. They are made jHk|^ of choice leathers to give service. They are fashionable, JF P good to look at and satisfactory ITnVWQVVn in every way. Reasonable in price, too. >sk The CMd Who Wear* IW ===== ==^ kitchen furniture and other things too numerouH to mention T. W. OSINESS NOTICES Secrest, near Waxhaw, N. C. By J. (J. Rogers, Auctioneer. 7-2t. ?November 9 between B. and] W. Bells .on Brown place, gov-! H<>y XVAXTKI>?Bright boy to dointent check for $4 7.50 pay-j plea8ant work after 8choo, hou,8^ ^ e to Ueitha ng t. inter ejther on Tuesdays and Fridays or ase return to News office and eyery <Jay Jn thp wppk GO()(, pay elve reward. Bertha Wight. App(y jU Newjj Q pp O FOIt SAhK C'HKAl*?In ex lent condition. Apply at News pOU SALE?Overland club road ce- Tues. 8-4t. ster, in good condition; good tires.* ? 777... , Z T lwo new: extra wheel and tire. It WANTED?Will buy live to i-rr ? T> _ . $o7a. Geo. B. Craven, News ofloads stovewood, dry andi III C0. 1 WK ( AN GIVE "regular e^Tpl^Tl,n t n I ment at good WMM to Rttaan t " Frost" Proo^"lCabbage''p'la^ts twenty additional girls, "elghie^ Mackorell's. Plant now and or older, and women. In our clot i ve early cabbage. 3-6t. department. Part on power ma? chines. No experience necessary. MKMHKItS of the Antloch Ma- p,ea8ant work comfortable, lie Lodge aie uiged to atom weil lighted work room. Thoni -all meeting next Wednesday ^ & Lanca9ter. s. ?ht- Important business. Re- ^ 5 tf aliments served. s it. AHTION S.\l,K?I will sell auction for cash on Wednesday DDorvQClAM AI rinnc a s 20th day of November, 1018. ^ IROFESSIONAL CARDS ^ my home near Waxhaw. N. 0 good mules, several bead of vs a lot of hog, one buggy ! ?>?' .1. IftKKTK FUNI?KRMtJl?C ming tools of all kinds, one '*?'? K,,r?wn" ad stove, a lot of household and p Hours. __ 8:30 to 12:30 A. M. KriCK TO IlKIITOItS A Nil 2:00 to fi: 00 P. M. C'ltEDITOItH. And by Appointment. | Office Phone 160. 1 persons having clnims against Residence Phone 201. state of Apios It.vrd. de< eas- Office over Lancaster Pharmacy, vill present the same duly at rl * ? ? ? ' ' II. ... .in- unuvrniKnea. wunin: u Ime prescribed t?y luw, ami nil NOLLY, Veterinary Phy>ns Indebted to the said estate slclan. Burgeon and Dentist. Office please make prompt payrrfent to nt Gregory. Heod Live Stock Co. estateByi"?' Admln,8,ratrU of stables. Residence Phone 1U| iv" 14, 1818. 8-3t-ltaw. Office Phone 288.