The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 31, 1918, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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* FOR THE COMING YEAR.
The satisfactory business which [
has been ours during tho past year, |(
in spite of the extraordinary condi- i
tions which have prevailed, is f,'ooil
evidence of the success of our store
policies. 1
It has been our aim to cive you
an efficient, courteous, attentive service.
in the face of the severe hardships
which the war placed upon us.
For the coming year it will be our
endeavor to improve and progress,
so as to deserve your custom, as we
have in the past.
$12.30 Fibre Rugs, size Ox 12?Special ...
$13.00 Wool Fibre Itugs, size 0\li2?Special . . .
$13.30 Floor Ivrat't Rugs, size 0\I2?S|?ecinl . .
$l3.oo Value tirass Rug, size D\I2?special
$21l.ftO Velvet Rugs, size 0\12?Speeial
$32.30 X'elvet Rugs, size !>\I2?Spei ial
$3"i.OO \ t I \ ei Rugs, siz<> 0\I2?special .
$31>.30 Wilton Velvet Rugs, size 1KI2?Special
$l2.3o Wilton Velvet Rugs, si/e 1KI2?Special .
$13.00 Wilton Velvet Rugs, si/e 1?\I2?Special
$32.3o Wilton X'elvet Rugs, si/e 0\I2?Special
$30.30 A \ minster Itues si/r flvt? Knaolal
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$12.oil .\\iiiinst<>r lilies, si/.c JKI2?Special
$45.0(1 Axminster ltuKs. size (1x12?S|ieeinl .. .
$T>2.30 Axminster Ku^s, size JK I 2?Special . . .
$(I5.(M? Seamless Axminster ICuj*s, 11x12?S|iecial
$75.5(1 Seamless Wilton Itu^s, Ox ltd Special
$25.(M( Velvet lings. size 8-.'tx I (Mi?Special ...
$:i2..~>o Axminster Ku^n size H-;ix ltMl?Sjiecial .
i|W5.(i(t Axinirtster lings, size H-tlxin-tl?S|?eeinl
$12.5(1 Axminster Itugs, size H-ilx ltMl?S|?orial .
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DR. GORDON K. MOORE RENEGRAJ
nunVAlUIMMJ Iff IMV.MII I.K'I KOl I
Distinguished Kducatnr, I'oimer llelpian Wotm
I'liivrrsily I'mlcssur, Passes j Irifiiillj U
Away in (iicciuillr. <
Greenville, Dec "a |)r. Gordon Hruires. 1i>y.
Beverly Moore. fornn r professor of ni punishment
philosophy and political economy at (| (
the I'nlversitv of South t'aroli: and
ii ... , . |,,r Belgian m
regarded as one ol the loading h >1
ars of the state, died at his home 1' :?-ti'11 y towai
hero Saturday night. dors or who
Dr. Mo re was horn in 1ST. | t making. Thej
Amherst. Va . the on of \V llinni their hair In
White Moore and Louise Taylor i.;iVe suffered
. ..... . OUCIIUIIIR Hif conntry t|on ,,n(j Oitli
schools he wont to Ri.hn.Mn,! col- ^
lece, where he was fcrnduatefl in .
187!?. i!.> then went to the South-! " is known
ern Baptist Theological Scn in try. hoen applied I
L,ouisville. I<v? where he wn prad- place The sc
unted in 188?.. 11? came to South plication of
Carolina shortly afterward and was peea rather h<
pastor of the Baptist eh arch at I tar- Corporal pu
llnpton for seven years. In 1Sf?2 he upon the pro
came to Greenville and accepted the Belgian mon.
chair of philosophy and piditi al ,.,j the wrath
economy at Furman University. In ,.rS- They dec:
1P08 he resipned that chair and gjiin troops rcc
went to Richmond to tal<o charge towns which 1
the work of the anti-saloon leairuo. oerman domin
Tie remained there only a short time Such cases a
and accepted the chair of philosophy markablv few.
nnn political economy at the Uni there have not
veraltv of South Carolina. In 101? portion of rem
he was given a year's leave of ah- fo relief! ureal
pence hv the university to study ,|? Helgtum.
abroad. Upon returning his health Ah a whole t
showed slims of falling and he re |>el?ri im has
signed and went to his farm in lien- |,,v:,| My thr
derson coun?v. N. C., ?hero he re m1IIlial a,imlnl
mained until about two or three tabled ff> j;(l\
years aero when he came to flreen- the Herman v
vllle and has been making his home (,,.lt ,|(J NVas
hero since. thein to endnti
Dr. Moore is survived l>y (? ., suffci d-ath at
daughters. Mrs. Hugh V. Walker of j opa -.tnda of
Oreenville and Mrs. Ttobert Darn- or von Ilissii
well of Atlanta. | von Falkenhai
In 11? 14 the University of South to separate th
Carolina conferred upon Mr. Moore Flemish and ti
the degree of LL. D. Belgium's patr
rHE LANCAS
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])\\ WOMEN'S I
To effect a clearance of our
il I /I) are offering then, at greatly r
7 T I guarantee of satisfaction is I
were normal. The suits are n
' / vantage of these low prices iv
' SU"SHIN?i Suits* 9 i
i\ 17 iWil -r><) Suits 81(1
U. J-J 927.no Suits 9Hi
yyrr 922.no suits 922
j-jl Style 9:?7.r,o suits 927
I'M 602+ 942.50 Suits 922
947.20 Suits 9iU
~ Sale of Win
. !$ I 1
. $10.50
S,T"1" I l i-YM*7l\
.*57.50
This important sale oners e>
. $21.50
grades and it also provides stocks
. $27.50
critical housekeeper.
$20.50
The sale comes at a time \vh
$87.30
the following bargains specially fea
ES IN BELGIUM ? * + * + *
UH TRE ATMENT t *+* V+* 5
Lancaster, S. H. F. I>
mi Wlio Were I\u? ss#.s vim,*? !?? (| \nn * \
.Ill Invaders Shorn ?P Christmas with tl
Mrs. K. L. Kobiiisoii.
>f .Little Misses Sara Drei
Kniiij <'raig me spending
3o.?An ancient form 1'-x ''' ^ '""kMi
- Mary Oralg, of ( o
in favor in the middle . , .. , ,
at home for a few days.
adopted in Belgium and ^rSt j p. s
omen who were ;oo children visited friends at
d th" (icrm.4i Inv.i- during the holidays.
listened to their love !l",, Ann.P
, of Itlenh'im, ate spenditi
r have i.een shorn of , ,
mas week at the home of
Bruges several women j rent8 Mr and Mry Jt
this form of retrlbu- Miss Eugenia Adams is
er must remain in- her v;n itlon with Miss
inize the win makets. ( fmsarJ
F. Craig will retnm t
lat this method has .
college today to puisne li
in at least one other conrS(.
ene attending the ap
thi^ punishment has ppj^ilHN I'S VIMIT I'
jisterous. I.ondan, Dec. 30. \V1
nlshment is visited'fjoorge shook hands with
-Germans among th? Wilson as the President
iut few of these await- fr0m his train, he said:
of the Belgian avcrm-, "I am very glad to gre
amped before the Pol- Kngland."
iccupied the cities and "I am very happy to c
had been held under President rentier! "
at ion.
those havp boon re- \\||.\T MOIIK l'Ot'l?l> II
Tim wonder is that (Louisville Courier-Jot
boon more. The pro- "You ask f<>r my (laugh
pgades Is so small r.s are vot.r prospects, young
l<-r glory on poor lit- vo? own t|lft house you 11 v
"No. I rent It. hut I hav(
lie civil population of Qf Cof? 'n 'he cellar."
remained wonderfully "Take her."
dr system of coin
It ration they were TAX notick.
ern themselves while T1;e tax books will opei
15th, 1 ! 1T.. and close Ma
ras deluding himself ,,,,,, Affor I)0(f>m,,or
ruling. It enabled usual penalties will tie oolh
e physical privations,. The levy Is as follows:
id resist the insidious For State purposes 8 1*4
.. Ordinary county purp
the German govern- ,nl||s
ir and his successor. Roads and bridges f. 3-4
jsen, who attempted Constitutional school tax
c Walloons from the Interest on past ind
r> poison tbe wells of IT .. . .
i For C. & C. Railroad br
I mills.
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TER NEWS, .LANCASTER, S. I
epartment,
l'larc to Shop After All.**
s are Offered Wai
i all &
VINTER SUITS ?
line of winter suits for women, wo
educed prices. Of course, our usual " vou
>chind these suits, just as if prices a"!1
choicest
larked for final clearance. Take ad- trains ar
ow? styles, tf
ir>m tvn iui unitu than \ou
{ ............ ......... ri i,.HP
.50,825.00 Suits $ I8.no 81.25 Wa!
.50 850.00 Suits 82I.50 81.05 Wa
.501 835.OO Suits 82-1.50 82.05 Wa
.501 840.00 Suits 820.n0 85.05 Sill
.501 845.OO Suits 854.no 85.50 Sill
.no| 840.no suits .* 854.no 8o.no sni
ter Floor Covering
lil ^ ^
fym: zr,
:tremely low prices on floor coverings of the hi
that are sufficiently broad to satisfy even the
len rugs are in high demand. It starts tomorrow
tured:
' * + + Interest on borrowed money 1-2 ___
TEU ,nl"
. - . . For Interest on Township bonds in
Pieasant Hill, 3-4 mills; in Cane
Dec 3d.' Creek, 1 3-4 iniiis; in tlills Creek.
I o \V 11 ' ' 1-3 mills.
*' v | Sjiccial taxes are levied in the vaie<r
sister, j r|(M)K districts are as followft: #
In Districts C and 13, two (2l
man and mills,
the holi- Jn Wstricts 22. 29 and 45. three
(3) mills.
In Districts 1. 3, 5, 21, 30, 9. 23.
lumhia. is is. 20. 20, 41 and 47 four (4) mills
In District 7, six (6) mills,
nines in.I Histrict 4, seven (7i mills.
' . In Districts 10, 11. 12. 14. 15, 17.
M:" 1X, 19. 24. 25. 27, 31, 32, 33, 34.
39, 42, 43, 40 and 49, e.ght (8)
tie Craig, mills.
g Chriat-1 'n Dlftrlct 38. ten (10) mills.
In District 40, eleven (11) mills ZZ
th.-n |>a
All male citizens between the ages
'of 21 and 00 years are liable to a
spending Poll Tax of $1.00, except those exKli/.abeth
empted by law. ;
| All citizens between the ages o(
<? Krskine alH' years aie liable to a capi- I tf)
lis College Road Tax of $3.00. P
I th
AI'I>ITOIt'S NOTICE. g
, \s i \?: The County Auditor will fill the I w
' " following appointments for taking
len King lax returns for 1918: i y(
President Osceola Tuesday, January 7.
descended! Pleasant Valley Wednesday, Jan- .
nary S '.v
. I Helalr Thursday, January 9.
et >ou <> \*an Wyck Friday, January 10.
Dixie Monday, January 13, in the
onto." the morning.
Dwight Monday, January 13, in _
_____ the evening.
Tradesvillo Tuesday, January 14
F. Wisil'.'i A ^ Mungo Wednesday, January
irnal ) l r?. in the morning A
t(M. what F!al Creek Church Wednesday, fl
. January 15, in the evening. m
I Taxahaw Thursday, January 16. ^
in?" I
, vv ii 11(5 miln r ruiay, January 17
? five tons in tim morning. i
v.vish Friday. January 17, in the
I e\ cnlnff.
I Kershaw Monday and Tuesday
'January 20-21.
' Heath Springs Wednesday and
n October iThursday, January 22-22.
ri'h K.th Pleasant 11 U Friday. Januarv 21 _
31;It the Carmel Saturday, January 2f?.
tctod. | All male citizens between the ag"
| of 21 and 5f> are liable for $3.00,
mills. road tax. \M male citizens between
rises 3 3 1 tbe ages of 21 and 00 rre liable for
;$1.00 poll tax
mill" j Returns shall be made of personal
3 mills property and all transfers of real es
lebtedne- tate should be made.
JOS. W KVIOTTT.
?nds 1 1-1 County Auditor.
16 tf.
TUESDAY, DEC. 31, 1318.
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Stores
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st Prices are Now Reduced
have been waiting for "Sales" to buy new winter waists,
ouncement will be very interesting. We have taken our
waists and reduced prices so that the season's finest bare
offered. Here are all the prettiest waists, the best
le best dualities?all at nrires whirh are snrelv mnrh ]*>?< I
expected to pay.
ih Waist 91.00 91.AO Wash Waist 91.in
sli Waist 91.ttft 92.25 Wash Waist 91.95
sh Waist 92.50 92.On Silk Waist 92.50
k Waist 9.1.25 9-t.on Silk Waist $4.25
i Waist 94.no 95.On Silk Waist 94.05
i Waist 95.50 j 97.no Silk Waist 90.50
952.50 Seamless Axininster Itu^s.
? ?S|HM'ial 9 45.00
904.50 Seamless Wilton Itu^s, size
?Sperial. . '. *."12.50
*20.50 Wilton s'/f ".(InII-O Spri i;i 1 . . . . *25.tM>
*24.75 Velvet lUmo, size Itvli? *21.50
St'iunli^s Axiiilnster Kii^, si/.e 0\5i. . . ,*:t2.50
SIO.OU Value tifiiss Itllifs, size HxlO *7.05
*7.50 Value (Iras* ItUK*. siz<" OxO *5.75
S0.50 Value (iiass Itu^.s, size Oxl2 *7.50
*M.r,n Floor Kraft Ituffu. size OxO *41.05
V *10.50 AxmiiiNter ICiiks, si/.c 20x72 **.05
gk *5.00 Axnilnster Ku^s, hI/.o SlixOO *:t.05
*5.50 Velvet !? ?:?. ?!??' *1.25
*2.75 Value (ira>s ltuu\ size :tO\72 *1.05
*2.05 Floor Kraft Itutis, siw :t(l\72 *2.25
*5.05 Wilton Hugs, size 27x54 .*4.75
ghest
*5.00 Axininster Ku^n, size 27x52 *2.45
most
*(i.75 Axininster Huks, size 27xtlo *5.25
. ' *1.05 Velvet IIiiks, size 27x54 *1.50
with
*1.25 Tanest rv Itnirfci <>Tv>Li ""
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Dodge
Automobiles
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Wo are beginning to got regular shipments of Dodge Aumobiles
from the factory in limited numbers. Owing to
io fact that shipments of cars will be limited'for quite a
bile, we are taking this opportunity to ask you to place
>ur order as early as possible to insure deliveries prompt.
The new cars just received are extremely neat and fully
i to the standard. '
City Motor Co.
Rock Hill, S. C.
Agents for Dodge Cars in Lancaster County.
BE SURE YOUR NEXT CAR IS A j
DODGE