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I ; FAQM BIQttT L /?= THE ONE PRICE STORE OF LANCASTER Whenever we lake up our to write, it is hard to rel from repeating the same t we have so often told y< that: If ever you buy anything that is not entirely satisfac in every respect, we will bu back from you at full price an added premium as our cere thanks for returning it Lancaster Department St< Mens Low Cut Sho Snappy looking styles al them. Just the sort that e man will take great pleasur wearing these sunny days. rJ are in several splendid 1; rtw?i up in all popular leat in all the most desirable shs blacks, browns, light and < tans and real stunners in n< ties. The "pick" of them olfer you at these low price $3.50 to $11.75. -Ni TRUNKS f ; ? -ii m 111 V?? GOV EUNMENT TRUCKS FOR THE STATE ROADS Highway Engineer Make* Apportionnient?More to Come Later. J. Roy Pennell. State highway engineer. was advised from Washington yesterday afternoon that the first allotment of trucks to be used in building federal aided permanent, highways in South Carolina were ready for shipment In this initial lot there are 7!* trucks of the following capacity and make: Two twoton Internationals and 11 three-ton Aviation, Baltimore, and 52 two-ton Nash quadruple drive, Indianapolis. Immediately upon receipt of the Donn/.l! tnoHn ihn Iflt-KI (till, V I <11111. .1 Ii.auo <|<V distribution anions the counties, where federal aid is being met for permanent highways, and instructed the department of agriculture where to have the trucks shipped at once. The trucks should be delivered immediately. The highway department has received assurance that 206 trucks to help in highway construction in this state are to be made available as soon as possible. Nine counties do not receive any of the present shipment of trucks, as some of these counties have made no provision to meet federal aid. Several others are not yet ready for the ftmiSlF .t. . ?'?.? ..f"- '% ' THE LANCAST Lancaster De "The Best P \ I ALL THAT THE MC f ASK rain Stylish Ugh hinjr . f and Si The man whose sui tain of the satisfagtio edge of being neatly i The suits that we structed by America's of the finest fabrics, all wanted shades. 1 ample scope for every is distinctive, stylish, factory. They are of tain their shapeliness In every thing but III similar to the expensi ra I f ors. We quote the fo! II reasonable our prices es 'Jil 1 of . Ill Suits .. ver.y tSTV&V ! 1 Genuine Goodalls Pal e in I fhey l^llljrj;! asts, / \ v* a V V/uitur Mon'a n r UC1 0 A WUII^ ATAXIA o w?to ai x Men's Suits of Cashr i we >g. Worsted in Slims, $i: AND SUIT CASES ?FOR YOUR TRIP Ihiy that trunk or suit ease that you need for vacation now. We have sonn the finest "makes" in trunks that you c wish?steamer and dress trunks of finest, hardest and strongest fibre and o materials Some have special compart m i iv i - . \ * 1- .11 aim i rays?a icw wanu um* irmihs?an ~ the finest values. Here, too. you will splendid values in leather and canvass d suit cases. Suppose you come in and see them ^ / yourself. Get an idea of their wea ' (juality and the efficiency that you will rive from them. You will buy them v you have seen them. trucks. Tin- counties not included lininpton- Throe two-ton in the tirst allotment are: \bb?*v?Ile., quadruple drive. Indiannpolif \nderson, Barnwell, Berkeley, t'lar-i llorrv Three two-ton Nasi enclon, Darlington, Dorchester. Jos- ruple diive, Indianapolis, per and Marlboro The following is Koishaw One two-ton tlie distribution: quadruple drive1, Indianapolis Aiken Two three-ton (t ram in- Lancaster Three twn-toi Bernstein. Atlanta. quadruple drive, Indianapolii Allendale ? Three three-ton ; I.aureus Three} two-ton Ciramin Itcrnstein. Atlanta. 1 ?|raclrnple drive, Indianapolis Bamberg Two t li i-? ton heavy I.eo Two two-ton Nush t Aviation truck--. Baltimore. pie drive, Indianapolis. Beaufort One two-ton Nash Lexington Three two-ton quadruple drive. Indianapolis i|tiadruple drive, Indianapolii Calhoun Two twoton Interna Mccormick Two two-ton tional trucks, Atlanta. cjuadruple drive, Indianapolii Charleston Two two-ton Nash Marlon Two three-ton - > -I -l-.-v I lloltiino?A ' J 11 < 1 < I I 11 | H t (II IV", I imi i?i ii<t|f(>ii.~ * hi it'll u U' I\n, Iiaiuinwir, Cherokee Three two-ton Nash Newherry Two two-ton quadruple drive, Indianapolis 'quadruple drive, Indianapolll Chester Two three-ton Oramm-j Oconee Two two-ton Nasi Bernstein trueks, Atlanta. tuple drive, Indianapolis. Chesterfield ? Two three-ton Orangeburg Two two-ton (Jramni-Bernstein trueks, Atlanta. quadruple drive. Indianapoli j Colleton?Ono two-ton Nash Plekens Two two-ton Nas , quadruple drive, Indianapolis. . tuple drive, Indianapolis. Dillon Two two-ton Nash quad- Richland Two two-ton ruple drive, Indianapolis quadruple drive, Indlanapoli Edgefield?Three two-ton Nash1 Saluda Two two-ton Nan I quadruple drive, Indianapolis. j ruple drive, Indianapolis Fairfield?One two-ton Nash Spartanburg Two two-to quadruple drive, Indianapolis. I quadruple drive, Indlanapoli Florence - Two three-ton heavy Sumter Three three-ton Aviation trucks, Baltimore Aviation tclicks. Baltimore. Georgetown- Two two-ton Nash Union Two two-ton Nasi quadruplo drive, Indianapolis ruple drive. Indianapolis, j Greenville?Three two-ton Nash Williamsburg One two-tr quadruple drive, Indianapolis. ( quadruple drive. Indianapolh Greenwood?Two three-ton heavy. York Two two-ton Nash j Aviation trucks, Baltimore. J ruple drive, Indlnnapolls, v* t" '? -* , ? -* "T 1 ' ' "" IIIWWttWtf.TWWWilii V TO NEWS, LAW CASTER, S> C, partment lace to Shop After All.** >ST CRITICAL MAN COULD CLOTHES HE WILL fifS > HS THESE. Bp i Weight Spring ^ f * Iiv 111^; nuil^ 1 lull " , . fors are the sort that both p Up will be glad to have. They . \?r wonderfully so. They are at, 1( tlemanly in appearance, 1 * throughout, and will hold th pl j * good looks through many a b ' All sorts of handsome mate >ss in big diversity of colors and every suit here is an excellent for at a moderate price. ring Boys' Wool Suits . ..$ de- Boys' Palm Beach Suits . . . hen Boys' Kool Kloth Suits . . Ages 5 to 18 years. Nasi. HOWRE YOU GOING TO KEEP 'EM ON THE V A KM? ? ?| Vlrtfl - ; I Nash I,ainp This and Nee What Sta*?? College Docs To.Cftnl Supplying i Farmers for Shite. Nash I nuadru-1 West Raleigh, N. C.. May 22.?It Is a flOufee of mueh satisfaction on v..uv, the part of the authorities of the . North Carolina State college to learn Nash t*ml Por rent agricultural , i students express their intention ot heavy returning to the farm to make their hoino upon graduation. Nash Of the young men taking the difs. ferent specialized course of agriculti quad- ture, according to Dean C. B. Williams, 82 per cent of the freshman, Nash 100 per cent of the sophomore; 84 s. per cent of the Junior; and 94 pei h quad- cent of the senior classes expect t( go hack on farms in the state ant! Nash put Into practice the Informatlor a. they have secured. Some expect t< h quad- he general farmers, some stockmen some poultrymen, others true! n Nash glowers or orehardists, and a lim a. Ited number will he specialists, heavy Dean Williams believes that w< are on the eve of a great era of ag h quad-i rlcultural progress .In this state am i he predicts that these specially train >n Nash1 ed young men, who are going ou i. | from the college each year, will pin; quad- an Important part In this agricul j tural renaissance. "Potentially, wh< -.?.# ' ' . i" % immer Suits , ^ for pi c hie e t comes from this store is cer- straw tremel; n that accompanies the knowl- si vies. ind stylishly attired. he had row an ofTer to our patrons are con- from 1 * best tailors. They are made ,. tinelli, in the newest patterns and in Straw 'he variety is large and offers man's choice. And every suit Sol t a durable and sure to be satisirreproachable fit and will re- ?? through thick and thin. their price, they are strikingly ive suits made by custom tailllovving items to show you how are: $7.50 to $12.50 Im Beach Coats and Pants? $8.95 to $18.00 id Pants of all wool material? P ^ $17.50 to $35.00 Th< art foi nere, Mohair, Airpore and Anr ? Stouts and Regulars? derwei 2.50, $15.00, $18.50 to $15.00 line th BOYS' NEW Every boy has a degree of tality that is bound to mai wear on his clothing. The inoi is, the greater is his net clothes?for suits that will rough wear and knocking alx sure to give them. ^ 5 I ' Tlin luvtf'e uniMiwi- r' ?111 4- t-? 4 ? ?-?? _j_ imm FRIP A fl. | SAT! stores #Rcs R[ New Hats for Men tv of shapes and shade.* h >grc.s!ve?plenty, loo. i'oi onsoivotive. Stiff hats, hats and sofe ones, ex- //v..) C/1A... y nobby and becoming LtUW dllOtb No bettor he Ulwea,' car, Th h than this. Come tomorid choose your spring hat appearance wit he following: iqualities; es?Knox, Stetson, Mar- ma'<e any Faquaro and Miller. hig her boy fitt Hnta FViritH f hom TUoi, , $1.50 to $7.50 service more nd Stiff Hats Priced amount of the* $1.50 to $8.50 Priced $2, idid Display of Men's Spring . 2 best and most up-to-date stocks of mei und here. Summery shirts in a broad var los, cool hosiery of every description, fea ir that wears and fits, in fact everything ir at a man needs these warm days is here in SPRING SUITS enerjrv and vi nifest itself in re boyish a boy ^ yl'sh ami tfen- |? i* < L well tailored g* w7 % ** ^ oyish fray. [%** 'rials are h"re, w4 V *--?? patterns, and \ " M.50 to $16.50 $i.no to $7.no 1W. +* iii ii m wmrnmrmmmmmmm i i * - ?? | ran oven estimate, says ho, "what solves for those men will accomplish for them- farming, 'solves and what they will mean to ' the state in a material way in the in-, , flu en re they ill exert for better Oaffney, 1 agricultural practices In the different council of communities Iti which they will lo- HOt nei rate?" A state Is wise that Is pre- ' traffic will parina its young men to handle its ^ ',,?n aPT {agriculture In an intelligent and effi-( the inten jcient way. The agricultural college) ahead. ?|n ;is to he congratulated upon the' given, if I practical training and bent it is giv- ] the right, f ing those young men who attend) nal, and I its course in agriculture The pos- j three bias nihilities In farming will no doubt 'he opinio Influence large numbers of young I these rub I in on from the farm and returned sol auto driw idlers to avail themselves of the danger fr -i splendid opportunities this institu- number o j tion is offering for equipping them- to a mini : At Your St < We have put on a two-ton truck f are now prepared to do your heavy ' house furniture or anything to be mo | You can reach us any time?Phon* ; EVANS & W I- ?'" ?(^ - : V ....A . t lY, MAY 23, 1919. 1 [SFACTION ^ I )UR MONEY I ERFULLY I [FUNDED I r_J ? ? I ! _ better and more profitable <>\\ vol It ll.oltv. S.*C\, May 22.? The town CJaffney has formulated a k rules bv which auto I be governed in future, troarhing a crossing, with lion of going straight ? blast of the horn must be the intention is ?o turn to two blasts will be the sigIf the turn is to be left its will be required. ? It is n of the council, that w'h,>n ?? Kn/ ema (1 In .. ?/? *V?*w !?*-! "'Ill * Itlllllllll v*/ IIIC rs, there will be much loss om collisions, and that the fsnccidents will be reduced muni. = TS\ ;rvice or dray service and hauling, moving of ved. p 207. ILSON - - ' >, i ----I _ i ! for the Boys combine splendid h excellent wearami no mother mistake in haved with a pair of hvill pay back in than the full r cost. .50 to $5.50. , r Mr m Vr T g- * - Furnishings i's furnishings iety of patterns ther weight un? e :?u:? i! 1 1 HIU 1 UI IllMlUl^ perfect varieay. few.