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TUESDAY. MAY 27. _ > THE NEWS AB( winston-satem. May 2 Mao Willie, of this city, at today that he is looking with special interest and to the coming of his gran Mrs. Kate Wilson, of Lane t\. who Is reported to he 1 t^d. The grandson declares aged grandmother, who is i and hearty, was able to pounds of cotton a day last cut her last set of teeth n? of 11 f> and has a (laughter Carolina, who lias reached milestone in life. An KflTort to (Jet Chntn A chatauqua circle was in Lancaster Saturday and men have pledged to sect guarantors for the Kedp tauqun for 1920. and to sell eta. The guarantee is $: the seven-days entertainme chatauqua Is the same as this year In Chester. ftreen\ other South Carolina towns talent employed is said t( best procurable The chatr ways brings a huge tent und the performances are givi following guarantors had cured up to noon yesterday Jones. I.erov Springs. It N*. Mux Hrittain. \V T. Mill Wvlie, J. II. Witherspoon Seoft. It. K. Wvlie, Paul % S Stewart. It C. Itrnwn. \ bins. \V It Thomson. A P Trucks for Lancaster It Tin* State Highway Col has been notified by the fei reau of roads Hint "! of the tor trucks which are to 1> over to the commission a for shipment The State Commission has instructed reau of public roads to hi 2-ton Xash quardruple dim from Indianapolis to L The trucks will be turned tKo rcn A nntlw.ri.i.u. 1 county for use in malnt; oonstructine roads built in in part with federal aid Counties which have provision to use federal ah structing roads or bridge tinder the federal law shat distribution of trucks front eral bureau of public road? trucks are part of the sur equipment built by I'ncle use in whipping the Huns, of the late congress instrt secretary of war to turn o\ secretary of agriculture f< button to the State Highs* missions, through the feder: of public roads, all sur equipment. Including truck expected that South Care get a good deal more road equipment and supplies be 25?fi trucks which have be to It. ? City Schools to ("In* The closing exercises of caster public schools will t; Thursday and Friday night week Thursday night tli of the music class will be t the graduating exercises place Friday night in the at of the Central school bul addition to the graduating I U/1 D. vv uy i\t >a Risk When Perfcuson Co, as you of a lean CIroferi? the new \ SANITARY container which li*s jus rived for taem. It Is not taoufth thai visions be fct'RK and adulterated; <^lrt, Mies, buns or promiscuous 1 line may eas|l) conti ate the purest food quickly inakf tt unfit use We have', take chances buf hav? pui ed this conWtiner bream believe it I furnishes lute protection to (iiir in the ?4' of keepipK CI,KAN. j \ Oreat precaution 1^ clsed by us to keep our (ILBAN an<l every thin sell muit he riyht or w make It riaht. Youra for Cleanllnt | FERGUSON C Not Known in lmmus The News has made <111 quiries as to the followtn which appeared recently Charlotte Observer and no been found who knows Mrs. )UT TOWN AND COl iter. a play will be given, entl Igent in- Child." The salutatory r story Wrenn Bell, the valedic in the McDow, The presentatb one has mas and awards will be Wilson: Leroy Springs and the '.t. John address by Professor W xnounced of the University of Son forward Following is the cast pleasure the play: dmother. uxeiy Cluid" is suggi aster. S old morality play. "h 22 years livery Child, upon leavin that his fi lends, wonders if she still hale alone She is enticed b pick 70 of Frivolity with her m fall She ants. The spirits of 1 the age Science, History and in South with whom she has the 82rd quainted during her - , , ?ru ? <?uipamonsr I life. After a final appet tiipim. . jfv p.vorv Child cho'isr formo<1 pan inns. ' 2f> wo- stape directross, V.sr ire forty Kvery Child. Lilly M< ?ath cha Frivolity. Rozella Uri the tirk- Mathematics, Ida Mcl >,00<t f<>r Science. Wrenn Hell, nt. The History. Marparet Fe appeared Literature, Charlotte vood and chorus. Rachel Kdw and the Kdwards, Charlotte ? the uin(a Diehl. Louise Rre tuqua al- Hilton. Kllzaheth Laze ler which hotll Lanev. Kllzaheth en. The ^arparet Sistare, Frs been se- Kllzaheth Murchison. C. D. Hien, Irene Convey, C< Walk up, Katherine Riddle. Kdt en. J. T Katherine Cook. . 11. H. I not e. U Senior Class I -iter H Rob- The members of e |ti Mcl.ure the Central praded sel ed the senior class a cl loads. thorouphly enjoyable t nmi?slon ' the school auditorium rlernl hU-| ,,voninc The rnnm h " inn i tlrnlly decorated and a ' rn''' nished inspiring music r< i"' ad\ | r!,Rjon. From two 1; Highway ,,oxv,^ refreshing iced Hn hu-i Served throughout the ?' ' > feasor Scott assisted by sh pped j an<j 11\i fT. acted as cha "iiioilstor i i nun.t?er of young people over to tanee were present. Lancaster . lining or Finest Moore Gives l? whole or One of the most elatx | as enjoyable events of tl made nn was the dinner party gl i in con- est Moore on Thursday * cannot the home of his parent* e in the Mrs. Krnest Moore, on the fed-, to a number of his vo < These The home presented a plus war five appearance with it* Sam for of bright spring flowe An act were laid for seventeen icted the a beautifully appointed er to the Rant three-course dinner ir distri- The guests remained foi ay Com- ter dinner to enloy i al bureau dance. The guests inc plus war Genevieve Boyd. Pearl s. It is Gildeisleeve Wylle, R< tlina will coll. Laura G. Williams, building chlson. Mary Agnes Fun sides the Middleton Jones, N'ed (1 n given Funderburk. Fdvvard S lie Fiovd. T <\ Hicks. He, Joe C'olborne, Will "* William Marion Heed the Lan- wn?on>> ake place s of this ie recital PERSONAL* jiven and will take* , ... , Leighton Horton hi idito'iuin .. from Davidson college, \ lding. In | been a student. exercises Mrs. Martha Macke wmmtmmm Springs, is spending son ' her son. K. It Mackey. m.Mlss Thelma Lights* lotte, spent t'ne past wee guest of Miss Genevieve Mr. and Mrs. Hazel motored to Charlotte a sure* companied by Mrs Monl s hv has been spending soil) food with her daughter it at Miss Willie Watkins, I spent Friday here as t ' pro Mrs. G. W. Poovey. I un- | m rats ( George Fairey Poove tand ; m*day in Camden with I imin I ^ an,j ! Rev. H. R. Murrhison for Green returned Saturda m no Orleans. ThaB ' Mrs R. E. Wylle an 10 wt Misses Eliza and Louise ed from Norfolk where poods ? (! th<> wedding of Mb them ... . , V\ ebb PXftr_ Col. and Mrs Leroy store Saturday for New York ig we will spend a few weeks p LoConte Mackey retu vidson Sunday where hi s*. the commenremrnt exer OMrs. J N. SwofTord # daughter, Katherine, j some time In Oaffney w I ? Mrs. Claude N. Sapi \ THE LANCASTER NEWS. LAP UNTY I ANNOUHCKMBNT. ^Illllllll _ .. ? . ? , H Rei The News finds it necessary to tied, "Every .main call attention to its rules EE will be by regarding advertising. Notices of EE tory by Ida entertainments where admiss'on ?I >ti of diplo- is charged or collections t^ken are by Colonel charged for at regular advertis- i EE JL graduating ing rates. Only notices of church = S. Currell. services or entertainments for ss: th Carolina. charitable causes are printed EE and plot of gratis This is a rule in force in ^5 all well-regulated newspaper of- ?tr ested by the ilces. the justice of which can ? ivery Man." easily bo seen when it is con- SSZ g her school sldered that the advertising space must go in a newspaper is the newspay the spirit per's stock of goods, just as the '== erry attend- shoes or dry goods in a store are V Mathematics. the stocks of goods of the mer- == * * Literature. chant. EE become ac- ? school ('a>s'|80n Claude, Jr., of Columbia, are ~~ 0^ lip through SpPndjng some time with Mrs. Sapp's il of 1 ri\<>l- parent8i ^jr an<j Mrs \v. A. Davis. == " ~ s her com-: ? ? Mrs. II L. Mason, of Atlanta, is s Movd vis ting her mother, Mrs. Alice Manus. 1 (Jregory. 1 ?? ' )oJ 1 '\V. L. Croxton. of Kershaw, was ^3 the week-end guest of his brother. '== * K. M. Croxton. rguson. = Beckham. Mj8R Fa'le has returned 3 ards. IB nt i- frum (Jreen wood. where she has { ' Postet. ^ 1'-^ j)|>pn attending Lander college. 1 ?nnan. Sarah ? ' zzi nby. Kliza-| Conway Still left Saturday for| ? Robinson. Lynn. Mass., where he has entered zss I uues Culp. sin electrical school. ~ yoi Louise Cau- = \vh aoper Davis. Mrs. A. J Gregory is spending all la Stopper, some time in Winston-Salem with US relatives. j ? t allied. Miss Katherine Wylie left today ?- ? or i ?-'iss of fm* Davidson where she will attend ~*~ Q iooI, tender- tju. Davidson commencement. = ^ inrniiiic and ? = eception at ltev J. B. Turner, of Beaufort, on Friday was the week-end euest of Dr. and ? 1 been art:s Mrs. W. F. Laney. lie filled the' th(J victrola fur- pulpit of the First Baptist church ? ^ ' for the nc- S.;mi y at l)"th services and has a ?z: ?? urge punch call to tltis church under considera , j* frappe was tion. 11 veninp Pro- | = Misses Boyd MACHINE FELL INTO , E| T perones. A SEA CLOSE BY TO 1= *1 from a dis- ? A DANISH STEAMER = fas inner Party. (Continued From Pape One ) I jEE irate as well - """" ie past week dicated doubt which the Wool sun'a rrs Iven by Km- mcssape dispersed. < evening at The modest Hawker home near zzz i. Judpe and Surhiton was quickly the center of iinplimentarv interest. Crowds of people swarui- ZZZ t unp friends, ed there. Mrs. Hawker, who had ss: e;i< most attrnc- only on Saturday received a telepram -? pj.t ; decorations of condolence from King George. t rs. Covers, said: ~~ guests. \f "I had a presentment all along izz. table an ele-i ,hat I should see my husband again. J0U was served ! was confident all the time, although ? a while af every on? condoled with me. 1 am in Informal overpowered c.~>d too overcome to va' luded Misses talk now." EEE Coffee, Mary = ozella Di Is- \VIATORS H XI) CiOXF. I.IOO ! EE I Lewis Mai- MILES WHEN FOIU Kl) TO SEA EEE $ >; derburk and London May 26._The aviators =? regorx, Tom at,011r 1.1 on mi'es from New- _n istait . ( bar ?ound'nnd and 811 from the Irish *~^E lobn 1). v no-ist when engine troubles forced ? Ross Moore. .... them to alight. ? and I llman I == In Water Over an Hour. ~ "~ London. May 26 ?llawker and == I. Grieve were In the water for an hour and a half before being taken aboard is returned '^e s,eamer Mary ^ | ?? a here he has j _ . ,. * , ?? ( unmlMlve. ' A story is told about a citizen EEE y. of Heath whose daughter Is about to he marue time with ried. and who has been trying to get EEE I a line on what the expense of the W CCASTKR. 8. C. is Guaranteed Underwear lodman-W; SPEC Priced $25.00, $33.75 and $43.00. yle Is All Right?Style Value ^ Is Better A'hen you go out after style alone it's ;y to be misled. Lots of clothes look ;tty good at first. A'hat you're after is clothing vthat is lish and that has the quality back of it it keeps the clothes stylish lookmg as g as you wear them. That's what you find here?"siyle r* ues," in genuine Cool Cloth Suits. Eng ^ Cravennettes, Mohair Suits, medium ight wool suits and Palm Beach Suits. Priced $0.75. $13.95. $14.95, $17.50 and V 5.50. InAllsizes from 31 to 50, Regulars. Slims th 1 Stouts. We have your size- quality 1 tailoring back of it that means last- 'n r satisfaction. (Money back if you don't get it.) an Newest Furnishings You will find them all here?brilliant neckwear, latest patterns in v shirts, hosiery, underwear?f-every- a thing of the highest grade. lODMAN-WALKi le Home of Good Clothes iiiiiitiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii k.ty from hoi^e >. ititout R ck Hill, S. C. it Reeoe vvVithorspoon, . Springs, S. ty.Njt h. D. 1. i |-'Ol'NI> ?\ w;ly to sav "I'll- on your clothes. 1 ~~ ~ " "7" ' ; 7 Tailors, over Edward IiR?Good milk fou^ Jer. ? , . Z ? Store. It s up stai] J K. Helms, Lancaster. H. ,){ save you money. "77 77 I 7T 7 NVANTFD SAW MILI iLE?200 bushels corn in White or colored. SI also reaper in ffood con- _ one pair goqsl ,-Jfeavy ovules, ~ j 11 k 1 VOQ t*> 1.5^59 tSfldnds. Hi lrti^, ?ancast*e R. F? I) . I I A j. Y IE PLANTS of ?n kinds for1! / 31 * t 25 cents per 100. Plant | nd get an,early start. And I enper than buying the seed | We have put Mackorell. 32-tf are now prepan i V A new W. ho"M furniture p*p?-rt pnintprn, tripiintTH V OU CH1I peucl pholstera to fix up yoiir old j makv It look like* n?/w. We * r 4 iilld u new top in yne day | J* /\ ll put In a back curtJUn ulth k'lnss limits In a fow hours. . . ns. J. c. iiird/i K\ co ^ ~ I \ v \ . ly of Char ' r:,fhPr elaborate ceremony will he. :== 04 k-end is the'I,e aPProach?d a friend of his. seek-I ?5 M ' Boyd.' ' :inc ,n'orma,'on = "Morris." he said, "your oldest II Witherspoon daughter was married ahout five S nd were ac-1 years aco, wasn t she \\ o\ild yon ? .. 1111111 tgomery who m'IK' tolling me about how much the jlMilllillll e time here adding cost you?" "Not at all. Sam." was the an ran av swer. "Altogether, about five thou- consei of Camden, sand dollars a year."?Cleveland Heath he guest of I'lain Dealer. . They Couldn't Help It. I FOR SA y spent Sat- jwo fr|en(j8 met In the Strand the rienda. morning after an airplane raid. ^ and John T. "Any damage done your way?" ? y from New drst asked I IOR "Damage! Rather!" answered shuck, the other. 'Father and mother were1 dition, d daughters, blown clean out of the window The weigh! have return- neighbors say it's the first time Kthey attend- they've been seen to leave the house 5. is Margaret together in seventeen vears." New , CABBAC 1 01 k Uiobe. ^ sale a Springs left now a where t ey,f BUSINESS (NOTICES jY" '""J. ' " ' 1 FOR SALE One cov\/ull Jersey; WHV III rises ' e" econd calf ten days old. Will have sell reasonable $1. S. Black- Hn<t " and little mon. Heath Springs, li C. ?ne to ire spending s 61-2t. fan t)l un relative*. | I " lo" | NOTHTC?I forbid arJy <>n? feeding plate i p and little or harboring niv *on.\|fasel, who Write / mm m . !!. ! . tawwmmtm ixmh*"'* - ?* ' t , , . alues in Clothing all this wet lect from. Right styles for ?: v ci y ngure. i ou must see t VOI R TASTE MAY VARY AS MI CH AS ;ame to i s. we have the rk;ht styi ierns and the right size. we hav ill wool, guaranteed. also BIG lin .'1ne cool cloth suits. perfectly 1 manufacturers. Your Satisfaction 1 t can't be complete unless you know ir clothes are right. You'll know it en you buy thorn here. They're stvlish. wool, guaranteed. Made that way tor j|. by Hart SchafTner & Marx. j \ Priced $.'{.'1.75, $1.'1.00 and $18.50. I i 1 | J: marily Dressed Young Men i ou see a great many of them around ft: e. The best dressed of them all are >se who have been here to buy our list-Seam. jr. art Schaffner & Marx Suits K, ['here's no doubt that tsese suits are in latest and best styles. No other thes compare with them for qaulity and 8 hion. We have them \ I PAGE FIVE . . 7 ? I We Sell John 8. Stetson Hats It llkun r.n. I IAL ! m *k. A wonderful line to || every man and a fit for g| hem to appreciate them H YOUIt FIGURES. IT'S ALL THE EEr. .ES FOR YOU. THE RIGHT FAT 3 E THE RIGHT (QUALITY, TOO, il E OF MEN'S AM) HOYS' (JENTAILORDED BY THE LEADING = i^^^^rtScbs iffu^ ' ' ~ "flof I inn nX C. f |_iL? -~ a vcn. Kmc ui kjuuimcr v^iuining = for Boys || In the latest, snappiest models, and he- == ve me, they're b tying them. We have EEs em in light weight weight wool suits EE (1 serges. A big line of Cool Cloth Suits jES beautiful patterns and models. =2 Priced $1.95, $7..">0. $9.95. SI2.18 == d *14.95. j== Dixie Weaves H They're just the thing for hot 5 .eather wear. Ail wool, but so light EE s to surprise you. They not only EE >ok cool but they are cool. UP COMPANY I "Sells It For Cash For Less" a IIIIHIIIllllllllllllllllllirillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllP 60-4t. | pay every two weeks: mills threo ????? I to eiirht nn.es from Westville. you money Don't write, come. Acme Lumhv American her Co.. Westville. S. C. s & Horton'a 59-3t. ps -Rl'T?-wo ? 00-tf i FOIl SALF?Several Jersey ralllc cows; young with fresh calves. li LAIlOlt?' Joseph C. Robinson, Lancaster, 5.10 per day.i R .P. D 1. 60-2t. = = our Service on a two-ton truck for dray service and 2d to do your heavy hauling, moving of or anything to be moved, i us any time-^-Phone 207. 4S & WILSON | ??a ? ? \ \jy J