The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 11, 1919, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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What you see in our windows
reflects what ybu find in our r Brff
store. Neither wilfully or by
accident do we intend that our O JpRK
window displays shall create the
wrong impression or act as a
false stimulant to whet the ap- /W l&iy
petite and then disappoint the I M V/m
intending purchaser after the l\\
1 feast is spread. \' \jm
We mean that our windows
shall always be a true index of
values not only in prices but in 1
the character of the merchandise
displayed as well. And
there shall always be plenty of ,
it inside the store?we promise '
you that.
mi m r w V
the New Laces ana
broideries Await Y
Inspection
t "Aren't they perfe
of beauty? Why I h
seen such a wealth o
all my travels." So s
derly lady to a memt
salesforce yesterday,
der if you will feel
way about them that i
siastic customer did.
iiMfcH sure you will, once
/ them. They are by al
^ design we have had
/ any "n(i?r or outer
they are intimate enc
All the New Styles in Pet
coats Are Gathered Here
hey come i so many b(
J ?ful eo'ors an(*so many s^ui
/fl [l\l styles that to attempt to
/1 t v \ you an idea of them here
w r words w juld be out of the
tion; we would fail in th
fort. You will have so see
appreciate them and the
little points of beauty the}
K body which our pen can'
I1pN||MWw you about. Taffetas, ere]
chines, wash satins, ling
etc., make up the showing
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WOULD OVERTHROW in Russia. when h<
THE GOVERNMENT before the com in
to answer s
(Continued From Pago One.) ceming him mad
??? David R. Francis,
California Defense Mulletin, English.! rador to Russia,
weekly, San Francisco; The Rebel, Mr. Robins insist
"Workers, En-.rlish. bi-monthly. New j sire of the bolshev
York; Da Neuva Solidarldad, Span- all the governments
ish, weekly. < hlcago; Coins Truzen-j in their place set u
ta. Russian, weekly, Chicago; D1 ernments similar to
Nuovo Prolatario. Italian, weekly, Fie said he did not
IChleago; Nya Varlden, Swedish, | knowledge that I
weekly, Chicago; Der Industrlaler, Russia actually w
Arbiter, Jewish, weekly. ("hicngo; trying to arcomplis
Trobuda, Bulgarian, weekly, ("hioa- the United States,
go; A. Fels liadulas, Hungarian,j vinced certain peof
weekly, Chicago. I gaged in propng
Robins Again Appears. j ideas.
The Information furnished byi "The I. W. W."
Mr. bamar coincides to an extent borne it for 20 yea
with the statements reiterated todayi Russian Re
by Raymond Robins, former head. In reply to ques
Of the American Red Cross mission^ said he did not ki
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rm LANCASTER NEW!
icaster Depc
"The Best Place to S
v Spring Dresses Th
T>ip narrow silhoiipt.te riomin
iates the new dresses, too; and ^
embodies them with a youthfulness
which will not fail to bring I
forth numerous "Ohs" and I
"Ahs" of genuine admiration Jg
from the onlookers. Cunning p"
little puffings, draperies, pleats
and the loveliest lit tile sashes. dfl/
and bows you ever saw adorn
these new styles most becomingly.
Materials most favored
are: TofFetas, serges, tricotines,
georgettes and satins.
0UT
2S wfff
>er of our \ i o \ J\ 4-- |
We won- I J\\\
i)iir?enthu- \\ yW
..We vi |\ '/ \ \
J \J U w'VC \' I /
II odds the \! 1 / lr^*riety
and I / Stylo
in years. L _ J.-H 75i* J T7
md beauty H \\
garment. y " \X
)U^h to be ^ 762* _ \
ti- Wonderful Showing Luxuri
> again appeared shovist agents were being sent into M
ittee. primarily South America but he agreed with mitt
tatements eon- Senator King, of Utah, it was quite he s
e Saturday by probable the Russian Reds would Frai
American am baa- undertake to aid any radical groups and
i wherever operating asse
od it was the do- Turning to Ambassador Francis' bass
ists to overthrow, testimony Saturday Mr. Robins de- pun
of the world and nied he had gone tq the headquarters was
p terroristic gov- of the bolshevists in Petrograd, ask- wltl
i those in Russia, ed about their principles and indi- and
know of his own rated his approval of them, lie also by
>olshevists from denied that lie had ever pretended to cont
ere engaged in represent the American government
h this purpose in in Russia. Ambassador Francis told q
but he was con- the committee he had heard Mr hy
do here weie en- Robins was spoken of in Moscow as snj<i
ating bolshevist the mouthpiece of the American gov- Hjp|
I ernment and as a consequence the
' he added, "has ambassador thought It wise to make thoi
irs." I a public announcement that stateds
to Aid. ! ments coming from sources other his
tions. Mr R' bins'thnn the American embassy were not| q
now whether bol- authorized. j jng
S, LANCASTER. S. C
irtment Stor
hop After AH."
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e New Spring Suits
Suits this season will be long
jiT fy and narrow and closely reefed
conspicuously minus of all un\J
necessary frills and furbelows.
Those made of serge, tricotine,
3 /"J V poiret twill, gabardine and sim11
I ilar wool fabrics seem to outJ
j I distance all others in the por/
U traying of this new silhouette,
and are now on display here in
jJJ numbers of stunning models. An
T early inspection of them is cordially
requested.
The New
, \ Spring Coats $
^ ilV Coats of the Cape and Dolman
type developed on sleno
jytf/ der, straight lines seem to be .
if] JjP^ the most favored for spring Aj
|j / wear. Of these, the models A
with loose flowing lines, /jT
a. _ i -1 n i i - i ^
straigni, naring oacxs ana
belted in front sections, are
to all extents receiving the \
v-f greatest amount of atten- v"
tion. Silks and satins, heavy .
crepes and novelty weaves in \
silk, vary he ranwe of the 11
v "* -v
A varieties on exhibition.
ous Dress Fabrics Corsets of
atcrials are they using most For Wear
ition of the new apparel for
r?" No doubt you have asked | J||
s question the same as many
, and if you have and want it
your utmost satisfaction then
to pay this wonderful display \i
te visit. It will familiarize you Vf
:>tice with the fabrics in the
igns and shades which are the // y\
" the moment and which are /V
extensively used in fashioning hjfr I '\(
spring styles. |
tGEOUS DISPLAY. OF MFl
SON'S SILKS I)E LUXE
MATERIALS.
sonata-Ormonde-Satin, Khaki A | ?
if. Pussy Willow Satin, solid |j|A A
printed, Indestructible Crepes, |[_\] \
le Voiles, Duveytyn Satin and * 1 V "1 jr-n
si-Kumsa, Fan-Ta-Si. Priced * JjH \V
3.75 to $6.25 a Yard.
r. Robins submitted to the com- ins was in conference <
ee copies of cablegrams which and Trotzky and other ol
mid passed between Ambassador soviet government, seek
icis and the state department vent the signing of tlx
telegrams and letters which he Hrest-Litovsk.
rted wero sent him by the am- Another letter which
ador. The witjiess explained his said was written by
)ose in offering these documents Francis contained the sta
to show at all times his relations what the United States
i the ambassador were valvied ease the treaty was not
cordial and he was authorized Robins told the commltt
Ambassador era nets to maintain was given him to ho uso
art with tho bolshevists. rrotlon as evidence to
(ilvon Him by Francis. j the officials of the font
ne of the letters was given him Hla soviet at Moscow to
Ambassador Francis, Mr. ltohins nrevention of tho ratiflc
I, "to provide against the pos- treaty and "as evidence
lity of error In statement and lingness of the atnhassa
sequent refutation of my au against intervention In S
rizntlon to represent the ambas- Jnpanese."
or In the manner indicated by
verbal Instructions." i %NYTHINO In Rngrr
'his was at a time when accord- grahing, Printing or 1
to the correspondence, Mr. Rob-, Lancaster News.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1919.
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Another New Arrival of
Dainty "Little" Hats ||
Here is another group of He- 11
lightful, little Hats positively II
alluring in their unusual trims If
and becomingness. The very II
newest and smartest hat ideas II
are featured in these new I
Sprin Creations, all are moder- ||
ately priced. j |
Children's Pretty i
pring Dresses
We secured these pret- II
ty little dresses from a I!
jgJL . maker who is noted for j [
MJC the production of chil- II
drens garments of the II
0Tvt better class. They are more !f
>rjy\ finely made and more sump- It
r<rT*( tuously styled than the gen- j
Yrt eral run of garments one us- ||
rually sees on display in the |j e
majority of stores. And ill
mothers who clothe their I
children with them will be I
very much pleased with the I
\ wealth appearance they lend
to every child's form. School.
dressy and playtime styles \
are marked at saving prices.
Many Popular Makes
With the New Apparel
Be sure you have yourself
fitted with a new corset before j
you select your new spring suit.
Your suit will show up more be;J
eomingly on your figure if you
Y do. A new corset always makes
a better foundation for a new
garment than a corset which
has been worn for some time.
^.v] Our collection consists of many
1 popular makes. Thev come in I
__ I
tt? sizes and styles suitable for \vog
men of all types and builds, and
? selections to satisfy one and all
can easily be chosen from the I I ^
displays. J 1
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*lth l.enine CITATION KOH I.KTTKRS OF AIV
fleers of the M1NISTKATIO.N*.
Ing to pre?
treaty of STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lancaster.
Mr. Robins |{y j K Stewman, Judge of ProAmbassador
^nte
tement as to , _ ? . . ..
, . Whereas Samuel ('. Vaughn hath
m.ght uo in mac|e MUj( (<) to Krail( htm
signed. Mr. f?,rH of Administration of the estate
ee the letter und effects of itosa C Vaughn,
d at his dis- These are, therefore, to cite and
l.enine and admonish all and singular the klnii
itii?- dred and creditors of the said d?1
11 ceased, that tiiey be and appear b?i
aid in the for<. nte, in the Court of Probate, to
ation of the lie held at Igmcaster on Ztith March, i
of the, wil- If I'.t next, after publication there.
_ , of at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why
iberia by the Hai(j Administration ahAuM ?"?
awi u*?
granted.
- Given under my hand thla 7th
ivlnjc, Lit ho- rt,,y of March Anno Domini 1819.
Ruling The J K STKWMAN,
Probate Judge.
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