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TUESDAY, NOV. 26, 1918. T: THE NEWS ABOUT Died of Dlscuse. residence o Yesterday's casulty list contained ternoon at the name of Robert Raskins, Lan- Patterson, , caster, It. P. I). 8, died of disease. Hay and I ?o? Interment 1 King's Daughters to Meet. tery. The The King's Daughters will have a W. William rook and sewing party at the resi- J. Gregory, <lence of Mrs. Mollie Perry, Monday. D. Wylie a December 2, from 3:30 to 5:30 p m. McCardell \ ?o? sides his mi Teaeliers Meet Saturday. sisters, Mrs The county teachers association Ilinson, Mrs will hold a meeting at the central Ruth McCai school building Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. All teachers are urg I ed to attend. The Mor ?o? only one di llox Supper at Camp Creek. ed that eve There will be a box supper at Up- sented. per Camp Creek Friday night, No vember 27. Everybody is invite I. ?o? Dies in France. News was received in this citv yes- j terday by relatives of Rillie King, a (^ State I negro, stating that he died in France . . ' ^ * i n , 11 . clubs, atter October 2 from lobar pneumonia. ... n triet nieetii Cotton Ciinned to November I I. No\ember . Cotton pinned in Lancaster coun- . , Judge K tv to November 14 amounted to 16.- , ? lor Sumter 166 bales, compared with Id.492 . ... , . . . , . court this bales to the same date last year. ? Miss I)or Heath of an Infant. panu\e, The infant of Mr. and Mrs. George Hancock, of Lancaster, R. F. D 8. j jj w died Sunday, November 17, from . ' Madra attei whooping cough. pnoo ,n Co week. Thi< Woundwl In Action. ,, .. tion for th Reece Steele has received a letter ?. . _ __ call drive, from his son, Pt. Hoyt Steele, saying that he was in a hospital in Eng- T ^ land, having been wounded in ac- " >!8iting hi tion on September 29. Pt. Steele Mft(lra belongs to the 20th Division, 118th inraiury, ana nag neon in service Little M since September, 1917. He sailed Jones are > for France the latter part of last lotte. April. n Jack Wh Woman Fatally Burned. aro visitim Mrs. Anglo Robinson was fatally Cunninghar burned yesterday morning about nine o'clock while standing before airs 1,. an open fire In her home In the mill from a few village and died during the after- in Columbi noon. She was alone in the bottle at the time and her young daughter Mrs. II. was the first to discover her after day for At her clothea had Ignited. A neighbor daughter \ who ran in was badly burned about has had a the hands in an attempt to extin- cltls. guish the flames. The burns extended almost entirely over her body Mrs. Ja and there was no hope of recovery. Misses Kllj ?o? hert YVillia Displays Herman Helmet. Charlotte. The Standard Drug company is displaying in its window a German John \V. helmet, a canteen, gas mask and Hamel, of some wine checks which were sent Lancaster 3 to Mrs. M. M. Minter by her son. H. R. Minter. with the American Fx- Texas A. peditlonary forces in France. They the interns were taken from a dead German sol- Moose to b dier on the field. The helmet in made of steel, painted, and shows Mrs. J. 1 hard wear, in fact, all of the thing* ? show that they were used a l<in)> hmmhi time. They were received yesler1VI Stackhouse-Miller. I Wm Mrs. Franklin Floyd announces the marriage of her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Floyd Miller, to Edward Crawford Stackhouse, Thursday. November 21, 1918, Sumter, S. C. Tic-! _ wedding ceremony was performed L by ltev. Mr. Truesdell, pastor of the A First Methodist church of Sumter in the presence of a few friends of the contracting parties. Roth the bride and groom are well known In fhi1-city, the former having resided hero for a number of years. F ??? that In the Casualty Lists. StTVi In the casualty list carried by the ill"- \ dally papers Sunday is the name of Pt. Nathaniel Cunningham, Lancaster, R. F. I). 6, who died of disease IIM'lll Tn the same list is the name of Pt I I'JUli Cleveland Outlaw, Rethune, R. F. 1>. 1; also missing in action, Pt Miles C. Hudson, York: wounded Cost slightly, Lt. Elliott H. Kelly, Camden. Ill r* Firemen Banquet. The local fire company entertained member* of the rnmnany, th" mayorj and city fathers at the residence of, J. Derrick on Kim street at a tur key dinner Friday night. The affair CVel' was greatly enjoyed and an address 1 hy Mayor Stewart was one of the ' " most enjoyable features. The mem- wild hers were driven to the scene of the sistt'l banquet on the lire truck and manv people got the Impression that a lire was In progress and followed It. James Stuart McCardell Dead. j f James Stuart McCardell, only son Jf of Mrs. M. R. McCardell, of this city, died In Columbia Friday morning at1 eleven o'clock. His remains were brought to Isanraster Saturday and the funeral was conducted from the THE LANCAS Mr. and Mrs. Reroy S TOWN mm Saturday for New York. * ' ?o? ? home in Hartsville aftei n Gay street Sunday af- her brother, T. L. Hilton, three o'clock, Rev. W. 3. ? assisted by Revs. Erod 1>l- L- c- Caskey is a ). W. Keller, officiating of bis father, J. H. Cask* was in Westside cenio days furlough from New pall bearers were George Vais, Ira It. Jones, Jr.; A. * Thurlow Gregory, John There will be preach nd Douglas lMyler. Mr. I'1' * Baptist church on n vas 28 years old, and be- December 1. by the lie* other, is survived by Tour of Columbia. . W. 1'. Davis, Mrs. E. J. }. O. It. Bartlett and Miss j Fresh Can iasis One Day. I vv" 1 tali Association will last /*** Clnfxw ly. It is earnestly desir-> V^l^wlTSj rv cburch shall be repre-^ pj^ ?? ~ Two barrels of tine W pies, medium and larg PERSON M*. acil?on, receivi see and make your oy Springs, president of thereby finding other r federation of Women's to please you. 73 t uled the Piedmont difi- method of appealing tc ng held in Greenville, onably minded, gener< 22nd and 23rd. posed and all good ??? Lancaster on the side of rnest Moore* left Sunday nativo horn cm,on of . where he is holding today?my nearest appr I an appeal to charity. ?o? * Thanking you in adt othy Moore is teaching in _____ l high school. itherspoon and J. M. /\ 1A/ I 1 I A tided a Red Cross confer- f ? ilumbia Friday of last! i meeting was In prepara-' ? ? e great Christmas roll * * ! BUSINESS NOT lor, of Richmond, Va., is t?r daughter. Mrs. J M. FOH KENT?All mode ??? j house on Cemetery str isses Lena and Elizabeth! to w j, Cunningham. risiting relatives in Cliar-1 * ' AT AUCTION?Farmii ?o? ments, 3-year-old colt, ite and son, of Rock IUP. der, two-horse wagon ; at the home of W. J., buggy and harness, sh n. I ? I in/ i<ti ni y* cuut'auuy, _ | 18, at 0 o'clock a. (. ayseur has returned Wr,Kht> Primus, S. C. days visit with relatives ii-3t-lta\v a. / ??? OVERLAND CLUB HO A U. Murchison left Ratur- sale?ThiH car is in gr lanta to ho with her condition; tires good ima Lucia Murchison, who them new; extra whe< n operation for appendi- engine in perfect 01 $530. Apply News ofh imes Withorspoon and FOR SALE?Hup 5-pass :a Moore and Laura Gil- ing car, in first class ms motored Saturday to half price. R. N. Wal ?o? WK CAN GIVE reguU Ilaniel and Mrs. Ellen C. ment at ?ood wages t Kershaw, were visitors to twenty additional gir yesterday. or older, and women, i ?o? department. Part on it. Richie is here today in chines. No experienc< t of the Loyal Order of Pleasant work. ( e instituted here. well lighted work ro< ?o? son & Company, Lane 'jt Jordan returned to-her Phone 261 lodern Servit BY -* it T - l n i 4irst relational oanl Lancaster, S. C. heg to in form the people of Lancaster (N we are prepared to remit to men i ee overseas without charge. Any one to send their relatives remittances may lie amount in dollars and we will have t made hv letter, either in Paris or Loud [*s or sterling. 'inittanees hy eahle may he made at a of the message. order to insure good delivery it is ess< vc the following particulars: Name and rank of the payee, His regiment and company. e want you to feel free to call upon us \ we can he of service to you. : i . .. _ .1 . : J. - - - a ill* in ;iiMi njM-n a uepusn account wi c you will receive most liberal service nt with safe and sound banking. ?THE? rirst National Ban! LANCASTER, S. C. STER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. Springs left ^ Maline Underwear for Ladies' and Chil 1 a visit to t the home Headquarter ?y, on a 10port News, J rf\ r ing in the' f J ? ||\ ext Sunday, / / II \ r. John K. i V\ II \ I Full stock dies" IS 7 *ndFleec" etles A y'ng u!nj /./ jJ facturer ei nana [ aD An I \^G3Et> n e, first of I b J -W[ ^ sd. Come I A-/ l-U purchases, I f I I* akea this ? the reasjusiy dis- j Qne so]j(j c.lse of Ladies' Ribbed Vest citizens of i and Pants. Velvet Fleeced. $1.25 valu the oldest I Priced special 9J '"T^T I ^ne case Ladies' Ribbed Vests. Goc long sleeves, medium weight. Special 8." ,ance i One case 36 dozen Ladies' Vests ar ' Pants, medium weight, white. A wonde ful value at 85c. Special while they la: vpr ' at 6; Ivl J1 At 65c one case Ladies' Vests in tl i Brown Shade. Priced only 6; ______ Medium Vests in medium and heav weight. Priced 98c and $1.1 2 ! - Ladies' Wool Vests and Pants. Got ^ weight Cashmer, $2.00 value. Prict 7ICES .. $1.48 or $2.95 per Su Ladies' Cashmere Union Suits. Price $2.45 per Su sm 6-room Misses' Rihbed Vests, Maline Bran eet. Apply AH sizes. Priced 48c, 59c and 7; H-2t. Misses' Ribhed Pants to match ; 48c, 59c and 7; ig implororn, rod- Shop early before the Christmas Ri lop tools iii will he time well spent and money sa December ?""^~~~ ???~~~~~~l? m K* Tm 1 1 DSTKlfTor ?SELLS IT FC ?od running Our Army cannot be disbanded u three .if Continue to wuj W. S. S.?Buy Aii il and tir<rder. Price L ce. ^??????_____ condition at S NOVEMBI 3 necessary, r 1 Comfortable - J >m. Thorn J 1 ??????? aster, S. C. A ? 5-tf. I ] =| FOLIA >0 [I | LADIES' READY-TO-WEAI J 1 Misses' and Ladies' Suits, all sizes, all shade L? Serges and Poplins at krti .... $12.05, $15.00, $18.50 up to $55.< p J Ladies' and Misses' Coats at $1.05, $7.50, $0.50 up to $27.; I * Children's Coats $2.25 up to $o.; ? I" Ladies' Skirts, all sizes. Serges, Poplin. Sil J J at $2.1)8, $5.00 up to $8.; 1 SHOES SHOES '. " p J Solid Leather guaranteed ^ ' p 1 Infant Shoes at 5?c up to 82.; St'lltl "1 Children's Shoes $1.25 up to $5.; ...... ?f Ladies' Dress Shoes 1 ? r J $2.50, $5.50, $1.05 up to $8.( n" ''' r ] Ladies' Work Shoes ....$2.25, $5.00, $4.1 School Girls' Shoes $2.54) up to $5.t Men's Work Shoes, solid leather from br __ torn to top at . . . .$2.50, $5.05 up to $?.< S Men's Dress Shoes . .$5.50, $-1.50 up to $7..' Boys' Shoes .. ..$2.25, $5.50 up to $5.< | Men's?CLOTHING?Boy: L I Boys' Suits, sizes 3 to 19, at [2 $2.00, $.4.50, $5.00 up to $15.t _1 Young Men's Suits.. . $lo.oo up to $18.: | -j m?u~B sum ? ,fiviuu, fii.ou up 10 fv<<< 1 | Men's and Hoys' l'ants, all sizes, at populi [ prices. f J Men's Overcoats, nil Wool, at 111 IIS y? #7.50, 912.50 lip to #22.." ? Men's Odd Coats at ... . #8.50 up to #t?.( 3 Men's and Hoys' Rubber Coats at i j #.i.50, #7.5<> up to #17.; 1 Our .Motto: "Honesty?Our Poundatb < || M. POL ?iniiafiuiwnira^^ PAGE FIVE > d ren. Hois Underwear for Men. s for Metis, Ladies' and Children's JNDERWEAR of the leading lines in Ribbed d,mediumand heavy weights, case lots direct from manulables us to ill It For Less ts Misses Ribbed Union Suits at . . . .85c e. Misses Ribbed Union Suits with Fleeced >c line at $1.19 >d Infants' Vests, cotton, at 25c and 35c Infants' Cashmere Vests at 18c, 68c, 75c 1(1 MEN'S UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT One of the llusv Places at This Store. ?c Men's Ribbed Shirt, full made, good ie winter weight at 98c >e Two solid cases Men's Shirts and Drawfy ers, all sizes. Priced special 98c [9 36 dozen Chatman Spring Needle Unxl derwer, $2.00 values. Priced special ?d $1.45 per garment or $.85 per Suit it Reis Velvet Ribbed Shirts and Drawers >d at $1.95 Each it Velvet Ribbed Union Suits at d. $2.95 and $3.48 i >c Men's Union Suits at . . . .$1.45 a Suit r.f. U,,..!.' r>:wu~.i o..:* - -11 :i i | IJUv? 3 IVIUUOl UIUVII nUllS, (111 S1ZPS >c I at 50c, 85c and $1.19 jsh and let us lit you up. A visit to this store ved if you buy. Will kiip Co. >R CASH FOR LESS ntil the fruits of our Victory are Assured. You Can. * R SALE 1 -AT | UAFF5C I -I 1 R DRY GOODS | IS, 5,000 Yards White Cloth at ... . 20c Yard rtj 36-inch Bleaching 23c Good Heavy Cotton Flannel 25c J* ->o Percals at 20c and 35c J k. Ureas Ginghams at 20c, 25c and 3.V j" *)( ) 1 Apron Ginghams at 20o, 25c and 35c |JC Serges, all shades, all wool, 32 and 54 Inches l " wide 5<>c, UOc, SI.50, $2.00 ? J Silk Stripe Poplin, all shades, at J J IOc up to OHc Yard p J Suitings at 85c and up - 1 -?o L Heavy Cheviots at 25c and up 10 The best waterproof Feather Tick and Straw r 3 W Tick at 25c, 40c and up ^ J ^ Silk Poplin Taffota, 3 6 inches wide, at r 3 $1.48 and $2.00 | | HATS and CAPS | !> Men's and Hoys Hats and Caps at Qf 75c, $i.no up to 95.00 jv r: MILLINERY * Complete line of up-to-date Ladies' and Chil- IjG (D dren's Trimmed and I'ntrimmed Hats at |r? m $1.05, 9*2.05, 95.00 up to 9I2.50 - ] Ledies' and Children's Sweaters at . 1 JO 08c, $1.05, 92.05 up to 99.50 U I 3 >n, Fair and Square Healing Our Surccm. J j JAKOFF