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TUESDAY. MARCH 2V 1919. . ~the news about town a Buys Home. R. B. Robinson has bought the I home of W. .J. Cunningham on French street, and has disposed of j (.'apt Elli his present home on North Catawba. today from Mr. Cunningham, it Is understood, j boen 8pend,r plans to move to Rock Hill to live! and Mr. Robinson will occupy his Mr. and new home at an early date. Stoneboro, t Mrs. L. C. L ' Postage Coming Down. The three-cent stamp and two-'. Mr and rent postal card will pass July 1. children, of Postmasters In the larger cities have here with re received Instructions to work off their supplle- and requisition no more of the high-priced postage A ? ' and the old familiar two-cent letter ' pos will soon come back. This will be ^ ?r somewhat a relief to many who use the mails a great deal and will mean Mr? Chaf a great saving of money. of Charlotte IV. F. C. Hinson Dead. to 9Pend a f Dr. Francis C. Hinson .one of the l)r nnd j host known physicians of the |<mrk nnont Young Woman's Auxiliary at her I 1V1< homo on Friday afternoon. Masses of spring flowers were used as a I decoration and lent a pleasing hack- _ ground to the spring costumes. Ta- W hies were arranged in the parlor and reception hall where rook was en- w joyed for a couple of hours. When the games were called, tea and sand- II/ITM wiches were served. v? 1 1 J Move I'p Clock Hands. and < People will begin rising an hour ??? earlier next Sunday morning as the daylight saving plan goes into effect at that time. The exact hour for turning forward the hands of the W W clock is 2 a. m. Sunday. | J Congress made it a law that at B"1* J the hour of 2 o'clock in the morning I of Sunday. March 20, 1919. the hands of all clocks In the country shall be moved forward just one Plea hour, making It 3 o'clock instead of 2. The country will return to the _ old time next October. L The sun is scheduled to rise next JL Sunday morning, according to the old time, at about 3:25 o'clock: however, if a person moves forward the hands of his clock on retiring < Saturday night or at 2 o'clock Sunday morning, he will And that night still lingers should he arise at 6:2f> ociocic Sunday morning. Persona wcti arising at 6:45 or 7 o'clock In the Thll morning, who have found pleasure Frid In being greeted by sunlight after Satl having been confronted with darkness at those hours for weeks past will And on arising at those hours next week. If thev obey the law and move up the hands of their clocks that It Is dark. The experience last year, however. DOOI was that lii the course of two or three days the public became accustomed to the new time and was ln 0 not aware that they were doing everything an hour earlier than usual "2 . THK LANCASTER NSWB, LA '1 with pneumonia. ND COUNTY Miss Bessie Cunningham is spend-' aB ing a few days in Columbia. = Jamea Bozeman spent Sunday in PERSON AIM. Charlotte. == Mrs. H. R. Rice has gone to Birm- ? o t . Springs returned jnKham> Ala., her former home, on =: New York where he has ftn extended vl8lt. =? ig the past few weeks. m m ,. ?~ ? . ' Mrs. W. T. Gregory, who has been = rH* ' " IU ey' ? spending several weeks in Jackson- ? .pent Sunday here with S azejiby. , , a v? . . l.ee Skipper has been spending EE ? Mrs. L. Jacobson and , . . ? ? ... ? several days in Staunton, Va. =r Kershaw, spent Sunday EE! latives. ! Capt. Robert Craig has returned q B SoweTi has gone to home from A8hevl,,e where he htt8 jj= . where he has accepted been undergoing treatment for = ? He was accompanied as some t,nie nt the A/.alea hospital. || lotte by Mr. and Mrs. Miss Evelyn Bell spent the week- =2: nR" > end in Bell Town with relatives. EE t. D. Jones and children. EE >. arrived here Saturday == ew days. EE drs. J. Reece Funder- ? llll? ^ the week-end with the 55: ther. J. T. Funderburk. ' ==' 1 c- TB 1* 3 ?n a Smith, of Winthrop & nl the week-end with ?r ^ rs. A. P. McLure. Raret^Lenn PoaK. of Of buying in large ,]jg "" ciinR a few days with her ^quantities am" jiaying / = 1 ?nd Mr.. J. I,. Pong for our \ Is in- i= 1 Mrs. Lerov Sprlnps have states you of Lot rices* |= Y mi Columbia where thev, _ \ \ , . m Y rtays Doibg our own 'work in jg ^ . i our dwn building enables 1 tires Massey, of Rook' \ ' ndlriR a week here with as to sell you cheaper. B I. c. Coffee. Why nqt come ip' and = I. Murcltison has returned talk the matter/ over EE Q innd and Norfolk where with UA Eve/ything = Fresh. \ / a S ell. of Rock Hill, spent ore on professional busl- \ j insta Culp. of Fort Mill. JllSt Rw I?C(l |EE __ ler daiiRhter. Mrs. Frank j / \ Shipment /of HEINZ EE A iy friends of Lee TTsher Mixed Sw^it Picl^le. I to see him out aRaln af- / \ zzz Y ery 111 for several weeks j \ si FOR LFTTFUS OF AT>- /TRY ~ ' [INISTRATION. j / \ I EE , >F SOUTH Carolina, j Our Cnick and Scr-tcfr ^ '' nty of Lancaster. Feed./We beiieve, sin- N Stcwmati, Judge of Pro- , / ., , n ,. ? cerely that our Poultry =s lloyt llinson hath made Feeds are by far the S; a to grant him Letters of T>r-?/Jn j *. _r *. EE ^ don of the estate and ef- BE^jT and most perfect- _ incis C. Hlnson, deceased ly balanced rations that EE: e, therefore, to cite and _ i i , i = ill and singular the kin- "e found on the mar- __ creditors or the said de- loet. Arrived today. EE t they be and appear be- J = the Court of Probate, to f? --- ??? ? .'tTerTumi FFRflKON fft E ck in the forenoon, to 1 Lil\vlUOv/ll v/Vr? !, if any they have, why i ? I titration should not he /Bennett's Old Stand. J EE ider my hand, this 24th The Home of Everything E ch Anno Domini 1919. Good and New. = J. E. STEWMAN, rv; w. Probate Judge. ?^mtmm______== ??? ickey Opera House | AUDEVILLE I h Complete change of program j 1 costumes each and every night i leroy osborne's | c ttity-Toity Girls |! sed the people so\w^U last night that they will be EE lere for Balance of | the Week | With an entire change program nightly. EE day?Black Jesse> James. \ EE Inesday?McNally'ti Night Out. EE rsday?The Coming Man. jp? lay?Family Aflfafc-s. 3E _ irday?Sit Down Ham. \ = In addition to the Vaudeville v*e will present {EE \ eels Hiffh Class Motion Pictures i rs Open at at 7 O'clock. Pictures Starting at 7:45. ^ Vaudeville at 8:30. ?? ^ rder to see the Pictures Come Early. r~ Iftlllll county, died at his home in the former's fal Rich Hill section Friday afternoon ?t [)?(l|ev a sfter an illness of only a Tow days. Paralysis was the cause of his death. Miss Juli; He was about 62 years of age. He college. spe was a brother of Frnest Hinson and her aunt, M Mrs. Harrison Small, of this city. Mqi Funeral services were conducted at . ' ' Fork Hill church Saturday. ?* spon , parents. Mr. 2fl,S08 Hales Oinned. Number of bales cotton ginned in ? ' an . . ? , ort returned fr< T.ancaster county to March 20, was 25.208. according to the report of '<'1< nf a Sam L. Rogers, director bureau of Miss Fra the census, department of com- Hill, is spe merce. This is compared with 18.- her uncle. 1 169 hales ginned to the same date las* year. Orangeburg county has ^ov ^ ginned more bales than any othor rro,n Richn county in the state. the report ,,e RPpnt a showing for this year to above date. y>r pPnn 112.004 against 85.282 last year. Saturday hi Has I .eased Opera House. ness. T.atta C. Davis has leased the Mrs Aup Mackey opera house which was is Visitin?r t opened up a eouple of weeks ago by Hunter Mr. Ooore of Chester, and a program of pictures and vaudeville put The man on. Mr. Davis will continue this *'111 he glad policy, giving a change of program ,0r being v daily and a now troupe of actors and actresses weekly. The patronage dur- ( STATION ing the past two weeks has been un- ^ usually large. there be'ng only STATB C standing room left each night. 1 ou ... _ By J. B. ltd urn the <Jt?pstic?.i:?:iiie. ? ., Whereas There have been many of the su(t to me questionnaires appearing in The Admiuistral News returned to the office during facts of Fr? the past week but there has beeni riThes.ehar nothing like a sufficient number to drpd>nnn,i * how the sentiment of tho people of ceased, tha the county. Of course the plan will fore mo. In have little effect unless there is a 1,0 held at 1 ! 1 9 next very large number returned to the ,(t jj 0.r|' office and the readers of the paper show cause are asked to fill them In and send said admit them at once. There Is going to be firanted. no let-up In the fight for better ,jay roads and The News merely wishes to fortify itself with all the Infor- 43-2t-lta mation possible as to the wishes of , the majoritv of the people of Dan- ??Mrs. .Hood Kntertalns. Imfl \T ? ? I ?i ff n IIaaH oittoidoino/l 1 Ka IV 9 ^ I NCASTER. 8. C. ' llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliHIIIIIIII Yard Wide Taffeta Silk at $1.48 Yard Rodman-W A VISITTO OUR COf V'ill be money saved and time, well spent, 'he way they are selling is a big profT that he quality, style and fit is correct. It is i pleasure for our sales ladies to show ou the wonderful numbers in J. C. C. 'orsets, College Girl Corsets and W. B. 'orsets. Nothing but the latest models hown. We have them low, medium and tigh bust, front or back lace. Priced 98c, $1.48, $1.98, $2.48, $.1.48 nd $3.98. i^erv Special in our Notion Department in Ladies' Purses and Handbags. . Priced 48c, 75c, 98c, $1.48, $2.48, $3.48 ind $4.95. leautiful line of Ladies' Collars by today's express, in the very latest styles and shades. Priced 25c, 48c, 68c, 98c and $1.48 each. Si, 4 Few Big Bargains in Our Dome fard Wide Shambray, Yard Wide Curtain, Yard Wide Suiting, Nice White Lawn all at 10c Yd ,000 Yards Apron Ginghams, 1,500 Yards Dress Check Gingham, Big line Figured /Voile at 15c Yd. Vt 10c Yard?Apron Check Ginghams. IlilllllllUIIIIIIUIIIIIIIUIIIIIIltlllllllllllllllllllliilllllllllllllll page fiy? iiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiii iiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|| Yard Wide 1 Poplin Silk | Special , * M alkup Co. | HOWIMf. 1 ready to make your spring purchase. You EE will find this store better prepared to save EE you money than ever. Just read below a EE few of the great bargains we have in ==: store for you and you will find many oth- == ers here just as good if not better. " Our Silk Department I Pretty line of Stirpcd Silk, yard wide, in EE Dress and Skirt, in the leading shades. EE Priced special " $1.98, $2.25, $2 ind $2.68 Yd. EES White Wash Satin for .ts. == Priced $1.25, $1.18 and $2.25 ==: Matine S'.lk. the very latest for under- EE wear. Special price $1.95 Yd. EE Silk Crepe Underwear. Pretty shades of =5 Flesh. Priced 79c Yd. = Wash Satin special for underwear in col- EE ors at 69c Yd. ==: Noisettes and Poplins | real 50c value. Priced for less at 39c Yd EE Special line Mercerized Poplin at . . 18c EE Very Special in our Piece Goods Depart- s=3 ment. New line of Tissue and French EE Plaid Ginghams. Priced 68c and 75c Yd == Pretty line of Skirtings in the leading == spring stripes for Shirt and Waist in EE Madras and Percales. = Priced 25c, 30c and 35c EE h and Dress Ginghams j? One counter r?iled ur? ^ vtfv ?? itai a ?U1?UCI lUi t selection of the new spring shades. Priced 25c, 29c, 35c, 38c and 18c Yd. EE Very special this week in our Curtain and EE Drapery Goods Department. New EE shipment of Curtain Goods, new pat- EE ters. Priced ....10c, 19c, 25c and 38c = The very latest in Draperies, beautiful EE designs. Call in and let us show you. EE They are only EE Priced 18c and 59c == Petty line oi unite Goods in Voiles, Lawns, Piques, Dotted Swiss, Gabar- EE dines, Polin. EES Priced 19c, 25c, 38c, 18c and fiRc EE ISET~DEPARTMENT | stic Department for This Week = I ~ 1 Big line of Plaid Dress Goods, Pure Sea E= Island Sheeting. Nice Dress Ginghams, Pink and Blue EE Shambray, Yard Wide Percale, Yard S Wide Dimity Check. Nice Plaid Suit- 5j? ings, at at 25c Yd 25 iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiik'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SPECIAL S This week in new Silks, White Goods, i )isettes, Poplins, Tissues, Voiles, Ging- 1 ims, Romper Cloth, Percales and Skirt- ; gs. Thousands of yards of new spring I oods now on display at Readjustment rices. Just at the time when you are i Exceptional Values in I ard wide Silk Poplin?Special ....98c ard wide Silk TalTeta at . . . . $1.48 Yd. eautiful line of Messaline, yard wide. Priced the yard .. ..$1.48 and $1.95 ig line of Crepe de Chine to match most ttny snaue, loveiy quality. lanced low as $1.68 and $1.95 Yd. eorgettes to match in the new spring shades at $1.75 and $1.95 ilk Stripe Shirtings in the leading patterns. Priced . . . .95c and $1.18 Yd. elding's Guaranteed Taffeta, Black, Navy and White. Priced $1.98. $2.25 and $2.48 Yd. Cotton Crepes, Voiles,I ard wide Cotton Crones in all leading hades at ISc and 79c the Yard ancy Voiles in a number ol' the leading shades to select from riced 15c, 59c, 68c, 75c, 98c and $1.25 Yd ard wide Soisettes in a beautiful line of ' shades for early spring wear. Priced .15c and 48c it 39c yard wide Mercerized Poplins, a Big Line of Romper Clot n .la#