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PAGE EIGHT I ntid *?, mauiu Wc" ' .\ 4 * \ - III i! Fresh Arrivals Have Swelled Our Di |?k WINTER O ^ The display is now at i J presents a coniprehensiv / y t^rr4' season s newest and jdpj' /' j j The newer arrivals indici j I il styles shown here earlier M j j /j son have undergone no r i I J 1I change. The simplicity j |/ j air of comfort about thes \ ! * !_?r will surely win your appr I are not severely plain; \ /'/ they fancifully elabon jy very good values are ofTe EARLY MODELS OF MILLh . Now Being Cles 1 To clear the way f< goods, we offer tor number of charminji iv Sll?? h;'ts in thf earIy fal T at prices designed to immediate clearance, y yC^ member that the hal ^ stylish and desirable. v "V- worth every penny of ' - we formerly charged 'A and are indeed notew ( \ ues at their preser i prices. I 11 annual message But as a climax to the task of the chairman i administration and at the close of the year, there ct ' (Continued From Page One.) greatest opportunity for k ! which the local lted Cross ] more eloquently presented a little to face 666 the terrific, almo later in the address of the evening, whelming battle against th< Suffice it for me to quota in this con- foe, sn epidemic which els neetion what a great writer has far greater toll of Amerle stated: ''An army fights as a na- than the entire struggle aga tion thinks." Surely a soldier's} Hun. A history of this work morale Is largely depending upon he written In cold ink, but r the peace of mind of his loved ones, hearts of those who were f hack home. And so the home ser-' and there you will find tl "vice department of the American told. Your chairman wishes Red Cross has played no small part this opportunity to thank wltl In the winning of the war. The Ran-j sincerity and feeling of wli caster chapter with its never-failing heart is capable every one w readiness to grasp the importance of any service whether great < every new movement, at the first call in this awful soul-testing tim from headquarters sent two young mention of finances in this women to attend the home service( tion seems almost out of pli Institute in Columbia, where they yet it requires pecuniary as were trained as secretaries, to hack up the gentle mini The woman's work In the chapteri ?' those faithful ones who has undoubtedly enlisted more vol-1 At,anta aphorized all cha, unteers than, perhaps all other de-|,iao thp seoond Red Cro8S " partments combined. Acting in the for exP aes ?" the influens dual capacity of chairman and dlrec- work" The Lancaster cha tor of woman's work. I hope I have oeived the nt. not over-emphasized the work of W,thout any solicitations this department. Its accomplish- <|UOS,a whatever, ments. as the Atlanta auditor stated. -Rant-aster Cotton Mills ..$ has been almost superhuman. When Gregory we tell yen th.it $6,562.74 has been l,,nlor <>rner spent on supplies made up In to par- ^r- ^ Williams ments and dressings, the magnitude Mr. "W. Thomson . . of the work speaks for Itself. There Miss Mfrelda I'oag . . ere five distinct sub-committees In There were also many sr this department, surgical dressings, notary contributions whic hospital garments, general supplies, just as much appreciated as purchasing and shipping, and stocks gor ones. The total gifts ai and records. There have been 20,- $1,521.61, and then with I 790 dressings made by the surgical penditures of $1,791.55, w dressing department, 2,077 gar- only $457.94 to be taken I ments made by the hospital garments chapter funds, committee and 2,029 articles knitted In this connection that and made by the general supplies ence to monies, your < committee. These, men and wo- wishes to make the stateir men, Is a very Inadequate report of to date the l?aneaster R a very stupendous piece of work. | headquarters has been run THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER 8. 1 ? ??r???p????????????*- M? ????^ asfer Departme "The Host Place to Shop After All." sp/oy of A New Dress OATS |fLl|u*v for Thanksgi fi/ Why not? The day is ts best, and yf more pleasantly spent if yo e review of y?U Hie wel,"attired- And ! IM of these lovely dresses will best styles. you. Scores of different si ite that the J.lS'l ft s?'ect fro,n: "" attr?^ive an Eb^ljgj 2|| aft ' able. Surely, you will have in the sea- t '-el fli culty in selecting a lovely and perceptible mm? ing dress from an assortmen " offers a wide ran^e and sucl and general did values as these: e new coats ; $20.00 Dresses oval. They $25.00 Dresses neither are QBIr $29.00 Dresses 77# $22.50 Dresses ite. Some . M* $27.50 Dresses red, too. U $32.50 Dresses SERY Footwear Favorites for Wonn ired. m i The woman who steps i \ !" . J a pair of our shoes imm r?r VtnliHnv 1 \ * | atelv Droceeds to toriret. 1IUI I UW ci 1 * II r trimmed \ ?*|| question of foot-comfort, 1 fashions 1 !*U there's no occasion to rc efTect an I 1*1 it. Please re- / ^ ^ , .. /X#. Our shoes are correc s__are / every detail?and their w ey are Ya ers appreciate it. With si the prices N. '?\ , , . ' \ bought here you are sur< or thy val- absolute foot-comfort, < it reduced tinued service and neat, rect style. of this one cent of overhead expense. Ken-| Receipts, normal tal, equipment. lights, electricity for, From annual memberships inifi the fans, heater, machine motor, elec- From subscribing memservice trie iron, coal. Janitor service, laun-| berships has had dry, telephone for past six months, j From contributing memst over- telegraph, postage, clerk's salary! berships 9 dread and various gifts of material have From life memberships... timed a been contributed by one member. J an lives Telephone service for the first' Total Inst thei twelve months were contributed by Donations. contributions, cannot Mr. J. T. Thommasson. A contribu- proceeds entertainments, ead the! tion of four tons of coal is now on etc $ lllfferers hnnr) ? cift frnm ttio fnu/n pnnnnll I RpfAinta frnm nacnnH TJoH le atoryi jn ci08jrig 11)is message may your Cross war fund, Lanto ,ak"i <h?lrman m?k? a fc. rooommo ula- f?a">r "> !><? " P pori all the, I tion 25 per cent , . . I tions for the work for the coming' . ...... - _ i???, ich her; Contribution for Influenza ho gave year. (1st) That the new secretaryj epidemic >r small, forward at once all new officers and Materials and supplies sold ie. Any chairman, the list of duties out-| to branches connec- lined by headquarters as devolvingj ice, and | upon the incumbents of the respec-| Total % isistance1 tive offices. (2nd.) That each new Disbursements. Isterings officer and chairman read and digest: Materials and supplies served, the outline of his or her duties and purchased $ pters to then be unfaltering In the determin-' Sent headquarters for memrar fund atlon to fulfill overy obligation.) bershlps '.a relief (3rd.) That each chairman of any Paid out for influtnza cplipter re-, committee, either permanent or demlc Ibutionsl temporary, realize the full responsl-j Home service or re- billty of a chairmanship and and Hills and accounts payable feel the obligation to remove all ob- Overhead expenses 1,000.00 stacles and carry through to a sue-1 Cash in bank 100.00 cessful conclusion each piece of 80.00 work. (4th.) That all members of Total 1 20.00 the Lancaster Red Cross give their . + 50.00 heart and hands toward supporting TOTAL CASUALTIES 20.00 too < rrort or hip now aomin'fltra- AMOUNTS T( nail vol- ,ra,'on In carrying on the work The h worn wnr ,s ovor b,,t ,h#> (treat testing- *~7, ~ , (Continued From Pane the lar- ,in"' reconstruction Is upon us, nount to Tbe Cross has still a great ser- , , . . . . total ex-ivl- to perform. Sec to It that each ^ T* hlch left ''Oncaster man and woman does his sonu w ,ose >?< s w ne it it, covered, and others who from ihp or ',pr share. naawa t, ,, . ... . become lost in the rani Respectfully submitted, ? . ? . . _ . - French or British forces. of rpfftr. Mrs. Leroy Spr ng*. alHO coverB the ,ha,rman Chairman. flpd ^ a|wayg tQ he .ent that. Financial Re,?,rt. j whe? Rreftt bod)e8 of tfoo ed ( rossi From date of organization, April gaged. without 16th, 1917, to Nov. 20th, 1918. j General March said no i TUESDAY, NOV. 26, 1918. % \ tit Stores ? < You doubtless have many preparations to make for the season when all America joints'in Thanksgiving. Many household > ! ; needs to be supplied?new apparel to be purchased?table requisites to be bought. Everything you need can be bought now to good advantage at this store. Qualities are of the best, prices reasonable and satisfaction assured with every purchase. STUNNING SUITS IN THE filing NEWESTFASHIONS j.* i always Women who have seen these win- 1/ 7/ ter suits are as enthusiastic in their ^ ' I iny one ? t ./ I assure Praise as we are. You cannot help ii .M ^ tyles to but admire their trim, graceful lines ?j v.\ > d desir- and cleverly designed models. ./' i 'A\ no diffi- carefu]]y selected these suits (', \ d\ nOCOTIl M 1 ! Ml " so we can guarantee their correct T?-^ W. style, their excellent oualitv and II * I h splen- their perfect tailoring and fit. Note 1 '] 1 j|t I especially the following values: 1 | I j I '$'5f! $22.50 Suits $16.30 fr-uj-.i J ?^nn $30.00 Suits $24.75 (S5SI (/ "J;?*"" $45.00 Suits $37.50 \ %Jr $23 50 $25 0? Suit8 $l9*75 "WW $37.50 Suits $32.50 /i\ "*?l $49.50 Suits $39.50 // \^j jU Choose Your I ~J into Dress Goods Here I e<*'" You have the advantage of ]a ' the a big stock of patterns and i / >\ y i ^or colors to select from; you ^ / Vsflw know that any material you 7 j call buy'is of thoroughly depend- / able quality; you know that ^ 1 . you will be satisfied with your ^ |jfiug|Wl ear- Good woolen fabrics are (I gWWCT? toes getting scarcer and scarcer. if ^^9Rl 2 ol- Tletter buy now any that you m&WB&IM need at present or are likely con" to need in the near future. cor- Priced 75c. $100 $1 _9~* | $1.50 to $6.50 a yard.' ~ ! the organization of the army of oc-' Lancaster . . 16,500 20,725 ,565.00 cupation had been received, but the Laurens. . . 26,500 26,000 divisions designated by General Per-1 Lee 13,500 17,036 104.00 shing for return were among thosci Lexington. . 14,500 5,600 j he could spare immediately. The McCormick . 6.500 3.000 50.00 order in which they will return has Marion. . . . 13,500 11,451 75.00 not been established. He also gave Marlboro. .. 16,500 20,700 assurances that the war depart-j Newberry. . . 26,500 25,100 $1,794.00 ment had no intention of allowing Oconee. . . . 15.000 19,000 the veterans of the battlefields of. Orangeburg . 26,500 43,000 France and Belgium "to sneak into| Pickens. . . 11.000 14,000 6,452.09 the country" unnoticed, but that' Richland . . 64,000 90,100 timely announcement would be made j Saluda. . . . 9,500 6,000 so that adequate receptions could be Spartanburg . 60,000 96,389 planned. Sumter. . . . 33,000 41,500 2,136.54 Further Reduce the Army. Union 16,500 20,650 Secretary Baker supplemented Willlamsbg . 19,000 13.500 1,521.61 General March's outline of demobi- York 33,000 48,700llzation plans later by stating that 208.95 General Pershing was reducing his Total. . .$1,007,000 $1,087,597 ! army to a strength of 30 divisions ? 12,113.18 an(| would further reduce it as conditions Justify. At an average PROFESSION At. flARHS strength of 40,000 men to a division ' 8,562.74 which would cover all necessary DR. J. KK4C4'K FL'NDKRBURK. auxiliary forces. thiR would mean Dental Surgeon. 965.25 that General Pershing would retain Office Hours: 1,200,000 In France from which the 8:80 te 12:30 A. M. 1,979.55 Aotunl army of occupation and Its 2:00 to 8:00 P. M. 3 2.271 reserves would he organized to pro- And hy Appointment. > vide against any possible emer- Office Phone 160. gency. Residence Phone 291. 51.1.27 General March showed that vir- Office over Lancaster Pharmacv tually all of the supplemental anny .. 112.112.18 rorpn ftnd army troops are to l>n DR. w. S. HOLLY,' Veterinary Phy withdrawn. He said he already had slclan. Surgeon and Dentist. Office authorized General Pershing to sen ! at Gregory, Heod Live Stock C ?. ) 2.'&6,117i back railway artillery, army artil- r.tables. Residence Phone 186j I lerv. cas troons and tank corns units Office Phone 228 One.) in addition to the divisional organi- > . zat'on. Some of the divisions des'g- NOTICE. captured, nated by Oeneral Pershing are re ver be re- placement units. After this date my gin will ho may have " closed until December 9 and from cb of the j SPLENDID RESULTS I that date will run only on WednesThe clas IN WAR WORK DRIVE day, Thursday and Friday of each unldentl- week until further notice. Will expected (Continued From Page One.) grind corn on Saturdays, ps are en- B. L. PARKER. Jasper. . . . 7,000 4.054 Antloch, Not. 22, 1918. report on Kershaw. . . 14,500 15,102 10-2t. |