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EA V.Y SHOPPING. tl|Il( wi|, ,|U
The natiouulj Council of intense charm and a
nr^'cs you to do as much of your Christ- ..0|J wm
inaa shopping as is possible ctrly.
W'e arc uot permitted to employ addi- fain id*, w hi
tional people to serve you, nor can we out Ising In
keep our store oocn longer than is
K like their is
customary.
trimmings ai
Thio means that unless the hulk of
Christmas buying is done early, there ,u"' '"MUtty.
will lie a mad rush later on. with its Kinallv. vt
consequent disappointments and dis,
. , the verv mo
eouragementa. Shop early help the
Government and help yourself. tuate pudcha
Linens for the Thanksgiving
Table
W ith Thanksgiving just around the I J
corijer, and hri-tmas not far oil*. the i !j r
demand for household linens is at n - \jj~ yy
height We ai?' meeting it with a bag -Jfr
^ and iliversilied -link which will -at -ly 5
your ev.'rv requiretneut. <hil\ thoroughly
dcpendnduhlc grades, and be- '
cause we Ism lit them long ago. the
prices ar?? most rea-onabl . \
<1.incus are splendid and useful ^ r
Christmas presents. Patriotic wo en . 1 L
have alivad\ begun their < hri-tmae ^/"7
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: iSTfiMRfiRRI7STinill
wiiiiiBriiiiwihiniiuu
_ use of labor-saving
OIliO STI C TT nimmilv of product ioi
uu I o r LLC I Uuo I ?r
1 VVV 1 are found in the dolli
corresponding thing ii
Ships Built Cheaper Than Was ? 5"tar M,''I'"'
Believed Possible Before prefer it, a seagoing
w thing ejtslly replaced
me i. part, but at the same
ly sound proposition
point of utility and
ADDS WEALTH TO NATION l^rvri;!?"!!:
shapes for hulls and u
_ . _ , ? and ship equlpmci
Great Saving In Cost and Maintenance stundard sizes or patt
of Ships by Adopting Standard will he the saving In
{ Sizes and Patterns?Long maintenance of ships
Hauls Cut. It is the purpose
States Shipping B<
.. Washington.?An item which event- corporation to
nully will appear in tremendous fig- thing it lias already a
tires on the credit side of the great r,,-sP?'ct to many th
war ledger to help offset some of the th,,t no 8Uch ,h,?M
staggering figures of the debit side will emergency shlpbuildl
he the added wealth to the tuition of e,,r'y Progress slow,
the huge American merchant tleet oll'y the problems of
which the demands of the war have tho further' complica
brought into existence and which, pes- tending large eonstri
slinists to the contrary notwitlistand- before materials un
log. will not pass with the passing of hecotne fully standnr
hostilities. Long Hauls E
The United States is turning out at IT?<lcr standardize
this time not only many more ships contracts on ?
than ever before in the history of the we,? ns c?st basis,
nation, I?nt numy more than any other lung distance hauls. I
nation ever turned out in the same wns sometimes "
space of time. And, too, they are he- '"at* Hml raf'8 1
ing built cheaper than before the war ^ ash., to Bristol, 1
It was believed within the range of ,ll^h transportation c
possibilities. And the great secret of In ?'"r|y ,lay-H
. ... 'MUt illffuponl c.!-...u 1
uiih rapidity or const run ion and econ- * ?omy
of cost Is summed up in one word bave been so cut In s
?-standardization. plant facilities abo
In tiroes of pence the building of Manufacturers nre n
merchant ships in the United States on production where
whs not cjnite a lost nrt, but It certain* P'irt ?f 'be business
' ly was far from being one of the great ''ig ,H'W dies w
and important industries here. Tito in cost.
United States government was keep- ,r? 'be case of <
Ing hands off and there was Utile en- s"?h as hollers and e
oourugenient f<?r private capital to go nation lias eliminate*
Into the enterprise. Hut when the war ,,ft* sizes. Nauti
tame all was changed. A great Meet Idtimhliig fixtures, w
of merchant ships became nee* ssnry ?fn''1- ?" (,f the
for the successful prosecution of the tilings that go to mi
war, for the conveyance of troops and I" '1 s,l|l' will he i
supplies to the countries overseas. The whenever It Is |
United States government undertook P'lsh It. Standardlz
the ftisk. Time became an Important <*ven the galley and I
factor and then it was discovered that stewards' outfits. '
lack of standardization was a serious longer miscellancou
handicap and must he overcome If rap- rn,'nt 'bat may meet
Id progress and economy In cost were on,> s'<lp hut not
to be considered. Standardization was Idnen, bedding and
.necessary and standardization was put big standardized.
into practice.
Benefit* of Standardization. turned to duty aft(
The manufacture of clothing, hata from Ju,y 20 to A
auid shoes is largely standardized as which time. It devel
?to sizes and patterns. Kor this rea- b"*pltal.
Wo a standardized suit of clothes or a
THE LANCASTER NEWS. LANC
caster Depart
"The Best Place to Shop Aft
n Coats ,r\
Vinter Dn
liin^ almiit tlu'sc oont* '(D& w Tlio n
win J ''U> V
id general air of richness %jjj5SStyle llowev
?u will he delighted with HI J I i" shorti
sr? r??-XA Galax
? |; Pretty Tri
p? *- -'- 11 ?) Dresses should l?' voi
' ifx, \>^Ns P\) / winter if trimmings cni
vyyN^/ /Pi, [ The trimmings we are s
/r y . ?_j /B ^ derful in their variety, i
1 / / / J suggest and in tlii
f y H B3H I jus's and cnihroideriei
/ I / f script ion. as we.l as e<
\ y I l ?l of trimming that i~ pi
i \ ^ son. All tre here and
" " ti.-s tluit you will like
U< li less than so- [ . | To Katie
ipnnrel. It Ih bo- | .a. ??f women owe
'?Z ""SSISS'PPI wcmas
~ Serves Fighting Men pir:
As y. w. c. a. worker Ks.;
tliot), Is to make ^ J '
lliw r, souk again the v
In whole or iu fathi r J 7.
..'' '" '11 -1' SSjijl&k halls durine
from the stiimk ?XK-f Cr-VV . , ,
. n<u- *?"MMigiag^Maa^MMBWSiak tliin, he h.-l;
tM-olmliiV. I 'us
NHiMUNHnnHBMSS& our e*nsr?t
all along the t. ., . ,
i.. *i itable spirit
lv the fabricated ^HRsal^EKlTBBi^lK^HHfiLfiSA
, , fi^HEss^SP?Z&^5BHBSHBrcftB nates from
II ship machinery ^HVlXffBuiiZnn^BB&SQ .,
KB^KflkJ^*23vS^Bla^^HBME3S& calls to you
coufjrm
:erns, the creator RAINBO
Kmergency
COLQh
effect Home- V
ccompllshed with **L?S?tT?a*^^^^^Bj^^V |
Colonel 8ci
Ing began imulo Identc A
There were not - Tri
organization, hut
tlons always at- Blrmlngh
.i^mct"o<l?lhav,| KATY BOYDOBOROE. MTA."?
, . , Bhe is rather wee and very winning. bama whic
1 ' fyi rnatea. . , .? . .
I * posHlM* "" ;'y" r""'" "",} >?" ?? ,h" J ?S1? '
*. , W. C. A. uniform that carries the work bctni
i giogr.ipina as insignia ??f her service. Her hair, tlon," writs
thus eliminating # ., .. . . ? . ' _
.. , , , , grey for all the shortnens of her span Commandei
Under the old plan , , , y~ .. .
, _ ' of years, frames a face worn, not thin, Alabama),
tMssur.y o sup ^ut flnp with a Huffprjn^ that Is more who.recenl
rom Vancouver, .. , , . . ' ,
., rp than merely vicarious. where he i
18 ln< an She has lived in the shadows, has for the You
', j . . stood by while the thrns were press- ation. l-^'i
Moi'Kn funn* in r(j down above tortured eyes, has bald personal pi
llocks and fittings th8 hand5 of those who knelt la their Burr. Coloi
lie as to Increase GethrtniHne. In a very literal and un- lows:
ut 3f> per cent, restricted sense, "She hath dona what behfl
iow concentrating Bfie could" for those who oversea* aa- rd men of
formerly a large dure whRt wm .b*lter?<l and safe, read ly the Foi
Included the inak- afoout she Is to tell her story la all wish to tti
Ith attending in- Cltles of our Southeastern Department sod valuab
aw a National speaker for the Y. W. with us, i
mostly machinery, c A ,:uring the United War Work troops, aim
nglnes, standardl- uann,aign to raise $26<V>00,000 during "In iny o
1 many lutermedl- lhe w^ck of November 11. not *lv
cal instruments, At fhe recent United War Work Con excellent
Inches, windlasses Tf.ntion in Jackson, she was wanted now d?
thousand and one for a speech In the main convention As you kn
ike 11 fully equip- j)a|i vhilo ?.he was busy with chinmlt- tlrni since
fntirely standard- tee elsewhere. Several efTorta "Y" work*
[lossihle to nceom- wwre made to tind her. the program need and |
atlon has Invaded ]agrert Presently Gypsy Smith was H'** to tbe
Is being applied to miKh,.d out of a front seat; soon after otherwise
There will he no jie returned leading her up the aisle. "As lhe
s sets of equip- At the foot of the rostrum he gathered regimen',
the requirements Up with a sweeping gesture IV H. eonally foi
khose of another. King. J. M Clinton, Capt. George 8. your man]
furniture are he- Dingle and O. W. Buachgen. Aa the ness show
audience rose to It* feet at aight of palgns. In
"Our Katie" the fire men, like pranic- wllh us fr
!>r being mfsRlng |Hh school boys, made a crescent back-! Alabama
ugust 17, during ground for the one small woman, whUe j an opportu
oped, he was In a from flro throats?bass, tenor and of Novei
baritone?rolled the lilting strains of will be .all
?i? ; -i^tiejL j
ASTER S. l
merit Stores
ter All."
v Winter . JS^
?sses Show
ig Skirts .
at'iiu! evoliil iivt^ <>f clolli M i> Qt tffltMf&J a
>( iiip tli'(,^nii!ki,r> us tln? ri'ii- JJJflfflfftf f
wint*-r in drc-so* Tliw is spue 11 , jjjj^
net thai t!n? >lt(ii't ki.t -corns I |Mwl
propriutc to our war tint.** and n ; Wll '
tor!; that women arc doim* t<> 1 11 's 1
or. the jrrcatcr ntinthcr ??t" the | ? V VI st?a
ter dros-e- which we are allow- I ^
not < \trene either in length or *^11 M' 'I11"
ness. And tin re is an arti-ti J J I Mil
\ a!'< t tiem that will surely" // \
ir adiiiidition. See them to- r V\ "
M vali
' . UNDERh
mmings
, of the Fim
\ heaiititol this
1 make tlieni so.
tie ot our patii iis said last wool;
Iiom in?? are won- .1 . < 1
^ that our undi ruin '..n do;.attinent was
in the i?l?-:is they "one of the most iutei*e t in: departr
adaptability. limits in the -tore -i?.;p \ tn.seiiiHlinn."
s of 01 ci v de- I We ipiote her exact words.1 We have
.. .. t?itr sto U of fresh, daintv niusliu ttnicrv
other form .
derwear from the lines of we I known
ipiii.u this s? .1 makers. \\V warrant the tpiality, the
all are ot ipiali- workmanship ami the style of every
to l.iiv. garment.
Boyd George Mississippi |||AI|II| PJull/CC TOI!
the fact that today the HUMAN UKIVtO I till
0
iclr grand old common- ?
a the mt.p of national and ... n .. ?.
.1 aervioe. Shall ell women Makes Better Time on I
if effort and aacritlce honor TnD Thatl Man
tl achievement? *
ler a apodal sort of allegl
Ity of duty, of tradition and
Vhen aiie speaks one heart Machine Workt a Little Hard So
ihrant voice of her grand- Takes !t Apart and
. George. as in legislative Fixes IL
; trying daya of reconatruo
jed to mould the destiny of By ELOISE ROBINSON.
1'nris.?'jne neutennut looked
rings In her voice, ema- rled nnd a little apologetic,
her email supple frame* "I don't like to ask It. I know
from her steady eye*. isn't what the Y. M. C. A. la for.
!W DIVISION ""how^VMImOOW? Y
the one to auy." The divisional e
Id POMMfUnC tnry turnfi(1 to woman in the
ILL uUlfllTILIlllv tor transport uniform.
Mil - IIIAMI "Why certainly, lieutenant. If y
[ A WIIRK not a'rH,<^ to trust me. I've 1
" "* WlUllll driven a Flat truck, or any Cf
rew. Say. Alabama Real- hfcCVV as that, and you're taking a
re Appreciative Of Red I take It! The Ileuter
iangle 8ervlce To I flown disappeared. "Gosh, that
Soldiera There niln<1 at rest' If 1 Ront the
1 man I have down to Paris foi
am, Ala., Oct. ?.?"In aaj truck he would he a month g<
re la nothing that the Y. back with It, nnd goodness only k
n aak of the people of Ala what condition It would be In wl
h they would not give 11 got here. Hut I'll rest easy li
mew half of the excellent undertake It. If you can get
I done bv yo^ir erganlza Inside of two weeks I wish you
itt Col. William P. flcrewa, It."
r 167th Infantry (Old 4tk So Miss Ella Gow, a Scottish
In a letter to Borden Burr an serving with the American '
tly returned t from Franca C. A., who, by the way, has been
vas engaged in War Wonk rated for distinguished service t
ing Men's Christian Assoc! Serbian government?went to
ivtng oftt expressions ol and brought hack the truck. 8h?
aise, at the request of Mr very big herself, and everybody
lei Screws* letter Is as fol she couldn't do It. They didn't
her.
ilf of the officers and enlist She came driving up the hll
the 167ih Infantry (former V In Just a week from the tin
irth Alabama Infantry), 1 had left, and one day nnd nig
isnk you for the excellent that time had been spent on the
le work that you have dont getting to Purffc.
tnd with other America. "She works a little hnrd, lleute
re your arrival In France. Visa Gow told the officer. "Yoti
ipinlon too much praise can to shove her clear through to 1
en the Y. M C. A for th? nnd then bring her hack to whei
work thoy have done ant want her."
sing for our meu over hore The lieutenant tried to shov
ow, troni personal observa He couldn't. He pushed nnd \
yon have been with us, (l|< nn<' ??caine red in the face ant
irn are present in time 01 t'l'd words. Hut nothing work
jet some of the luxuries oi "She's a beast," Miss flow adr
i men that they would no' "You have to get on to her. Hut 1
(r?t. f rnn make her ali right If you
commanding officer of thi >'ilnd niy taking her apart."
I wish to tliank you per "I*> anything you want," gi
your excellent efTorts ant the lieutenant.,
r deeds of valor and kind Sn M,s* (3ow took her npar
n all through our hard cam now ,he lieutenant can drive t
which you were present Serves His King Tnougn m
om tlrst to last." I London.?Although a veten
i residents are to be glvei' f.oth the Indian and Crimean
,nity to give during the wee| i,?>rd Huthven Joined up the d?i
nber 11. wheti $170,500,004 was deeluied and has been *
sed to continue another yeai since as an extra king's mes
>f the Y. M. C. . and Otha and assistant provost marshal I
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Choose Your Winter
Bedding Here
he demand for heavier bed covering
irgent. Hardly neevHaary to remind
tluit we are ready to meet it. ftig
k- <?f blankets, comfortables and
lt? in every size ami weight, am! at a
range of prices. And whatever
e yon |mv bring* you an excellent
itv.
1USLINS
>st Quality
i
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IiK There is more Catarrh In this section
U!\ of the country than all other diseases
put together, unil for yeurs It was supposed
to be incurable Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly falling
.ong to cure with local treatment, pronounced
if Incurable. Catarrh Is a locul disease,
greatly Influenced by constitutional con,
dltious and therefore requires constitutional
treatment, llull'f. Catarrh Medicine,
manufactured by IJ\ J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is a constitutional
1 on# remedy, is taken Intt rnally and acts
thru the Ulood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars reward
Is offered for any case that Hall's
Catarrh Medt ine fails to cure. Send for
circulars an 1 testimonials.
I\ J. CHKNEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
WOP- Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hail's Family Pills for constipation.
that ?
nut +
#
ou r. ? business notices
lecre- + +
) mo,
STRAYED From inv market at Midou're
never ' vv,,y- -sfvcr, hirnt red with white -not*,
tr #8 about 550 pound*. Notify A. FX
risk. Small, Ijnicaatcr, S. C. !>-lt.
lant'a
sets NAM) FOlt S.AI.K t'HKAl*?In exonly
! cellent condition. Apply at News
r the i office. * Tues. 8-4t.
?ttlng '
nows \V00l> \VANTKI>?Will buy five to
len it | ten loads stovewood, dry and
r von i
- - i green, 1101 over la inches long,
hack ! Apply at News office. 8-3t.
i'd do
' WAN'TFD you to know that you can
2^? " | get Frost Proof Cabbage Plants
M. , Ht Mackorell's. Plant now and
doco-! have early cabbage. 3-6t.
0 the j *
Paris FOR SAI<K?-Overland club road
; Isn't 8ter, in good condition; good tlrci.
said two new; extra wheel and th
knoW $575. Geo. B. Craven. News of1
Into flce'
ic she
:ht of | WK CAN OIVK regular cmployi
train' ment at good wages to fifteen 'o
I twenty additional girls, eighteen
nant." I or older, arid women, in our clo'.h
i have | department. Part on power mafourth
chines. No experience necessary.
re you
Pleasant work. Comfortable
e her. well lighted work room. Thorn
wanted 8on & Company, Lancaster, S. C.
1 used Phone 261 5-tf
ed. ??
lilt ted.
[ think + *
I don't + PROFESSIONAL CARDS
rowled + + + + + + +
t. and l>u J KKKt'K KI'NDKKHUKIK,
ipr. Ovnlul Surgeon,
j Office Hours:
m of 8:30 to 12:30 A. M.
warn, 2:00 to 6:00 P. M.
iy wat And by Appointment,
lervlng office Phone 160. <
arnner Residence Phone 291.
n ^ Office orer Lancaster Pharmacy,