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PAGE EIGHT /fp= THE ONE PRICE STORE OF LANCASTER v -.- TV It is well said that "Pat tue." None of its are infalli sul>jeot it) errors. When tl us not be too quick In conde Take our own case for e> times we strive to render tti service to everyone and are any excuse. Yet. this is vacation time her of salespeople is greatly leaves more work for other makes it impossible to rendi dividual service to which ; tomed. Our salespeople are hum: like yourself. Would you fifty-two weeks in the year recreation? Please think of this when the store during this month (Signed) Lancaster Departm Have no fear about t ?and don't bother to tel fully." Our luggage cii of hard usage. It has I dust in the closet. Hand Bags i Suit Cases %===== THE NEXT CROP WILL BE A BUSINESS C R< (Continued From Page One.) The cotton plant in its present eon tion cannot stand reverses, neitl can we spin paper cotton, hollies rotten cotton, which are included the published surplus. The laws of God work slowly 1 purely. Truth crushed to earth v rise again. These laws cannot he nored. True, some manipulat have gone unpunished for lo. tin many years, they may change a controvert and dodge the laws of m however, remember that they cam change permanent supply and snand, nor can they change pern Dent inflation; hence, in the end > are bound to see prices sonnet hi like what your cotton is worm, gardless of this hellish manipulati ami this price is hound to be ab< *ny price for which it has sold, c tainly since the commencement the war, and in all probability, a r ord-breaking price. Do not heco intimidated, frightened, brow-bea ?we are no cowards, knaves, or fo and are certainlv entitled to a sou; deal. The organization of the Ameri( Cotton association is the only guar t?-?* i.lii.t we v.'il! a square eh that tho future will he protected, tl present depressed conditions will obliterated, the South will come i its own, and be the most prosper jpart of the entire nation. We h; just begun to tight victory is r tain. WANT HALF MILLION TO PROHE HIGH CO (Continued From Page One ) the near future and large quantil of supplies were being taken out cold storage warehouses and offe for sale. Yesterday the first sale of ar canned goods at two downtown partment stores resulted in the < posal of 60,000 cans of corn and p at a saving of 80 per cent over current retail prices. \ budget of household expen 41 porting to show that $1,918 is THE I Lancaster j "Tl f LUGGAGE ThaiAsks THE jl No Favors PALL |PL A '' 1 Express- ARE he Trunk or Bag you purchase here Only a ver 11 the expressman to "handle it care- . . . . in hold its own and stand the gaff tremely mtere: >een built for travel?not to gather tendencies up< founded. The 95c to $35.00 to the $1.50 to $.17.50 is not represen $0.50 to $75.00 forth. Seethe minimum on which a family of five said that they took can live for one year was introduced I can remember." today by Chicago packing house em- cording to Leonard ployes appearing before Federal juror, standing 8 Judge Alsehuler, federal mediator, awarding Mr. Ford 1(^i_ with demands for increased wages. Attorney Alfred her Mrs. Anna McQuillen, who lives Mr. Ford, said: or near the stockyards and who pre- "The important I jn pared the budget, said it was based has been determine* on June of this year and that living | plaintiff, lie has b< ()Ut expenses since then have increased 20 j "Money damages to 30 per cent. She declared table ordinate and were l iR_ costs were cut to the lowest possible Ford. He stands n< ors ORure. and that the amount permitted hut his attitude as paft of no luxuries, vacations, nor savings, j Ken has been justi n,l Prices last October made the total which raised every pn J cost $1,518, it was stated which Ingenuity an ' present. Tllliu XK TO PAY fp|,Bd? are , ?'? SI V CKXTH \v,Kirk In ro.i M?Unt Clemona' M,ch- Aug ,4 ? The Tribune, said: 1 A Jury tonight awarded Henry Ford ..... Ino . , ' ,l_. We consider it six cents damages against The < hire . reason that Attorne cago Tribune for calling hint an an- . , . .. nn in closing for Mr. ' tirchist. ivei ^ ...... . , . anything less than Orvel Hulett, foreman of the jurv, . . . , er. j ages owuld be a deft or ?'^"""""""????????? The jury was out ? DR. W. R. REGISTER predict LOW! ten ols o .... ,>RI( Specialist in are Itut Di'i line May ' n J " I VIUUIIIC ctllU 11CIYUU5 a *ew. 1,0 rin" I I Stal kai, I n* hat Diseases l>0 Dost on, Auk- 1, r ? , T a decided drop in I IHO <>l Men and noincn. ? .... u? wimp made l>y Icatlii aVft faeturers, who tostl ,erJ ????? grand jury investlg cost of living being vv?| I wv trict Attorney Polio riles and Kupture op,niTT decline might not j year. (llired Without Operation or Witnesses said manded a high gn I | f rr. I ? j were willing to pa tic, I,oss of 11me and I ndor Il!a(|i|1R (irm ? w;i3 millions of dollars (iuarantPP. grades of sole loath manufacturers wonl ? ???? it did not come ti[ demanded bv pnrch It 12061-2 Main Street ,,H' manufacturers who f nllimKia ^ C Hollis P. Davis, prei ses VOIUmOid, k)? sachusetts Itetall lb the L?- an<l other retailers \ jANCASTKR NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. n i i vepurimem te Best Place to Shop After All/* TI1FKF new arrivals offer you the first of seeing what Dame Fashion lias dem styles for Fall wear. No claim is made for the eomjdetene Idage, though it offers a fairly good eollectio models in exclusive styles that will not fail women of discriminating taste. While these new garments have just i iiave already gained ascendency for their sn luded are: Suits, Coats, Dresses, Furs, I Waists and Shoes FIRST , HATS r %\ 'V ' HERE , VV\ Su \J ^ y few?996 to be exact?but they are ex- ev< sting for they show the essence of Fashion's >n which practically all Fall Hats will be models range from the coquettishly pretty atively handsome?but there's not one that itative of the best the new season will bring be] ;m by all means. 25 "nine ballots that gated. the first one, ac- The district attorney's oflice said I Measel, another one man called as a witness, the local j to 4 in favor of representative of a large wholesale some damages. house, declined to testify on the ' J. Murphey, for ground that his evidence might tend to incriminate him. Issue in this case .1 favorably to the AMERICAN DEAD NOW 8en vindicated. NUMBER 49,198 MEN . were entirely sub not sought by Mr. j{V|Mirt 4,f Casualties for A. K. F. >t only vindicated Has Ibsi. Given as an American citi- Official. fled after a trial issue against him Washington, Aug. 12.?Final casu- j id research could ally reports from the central records oflice of the American (Expeditionary ntirely satisfied. Forces in Franco, made public by the ind, of counsel for v\'ar Department today, gave the total battle deaths as 41?.4It8, total wounda victory for the ed 205,690, and prisoners 4,480. { v Alfred Rucking, "Only slight revisions" will be made Ford, stated thut In this report, it was announced, substantial (lain- Recent corrections in the list of at for his client." mission have reduced the number to . 10 hours. only 1-7 names, as compared with ^ 264.000 for France and 121,000 for [ England. To July 1 the army had re- I ported 14 0.433 cases of disabled sol- | ES IN SHOES diers to the War Risk Insurance Hu-lj ? reau. It was estimated that the flual J iot Come Within total would be close to 200,UUO. r ston Min Weight for weight, a inanila rope I *' is just about as strong as a steel one. | Predictions of ? ? l he price of shoes I BUSINESS NOTICES j :i .iiid shoe inanu ^^^44^^444,4^4^444 1 ,"'1 at ,h'" i xitM 1,0\\s ON EAHY TRR.MS? I atlon Of the high Money to lend promptly on farms 1 conducted i>\ i>is- BDI] town property at low Interact 1 tier. 1 he concen- jor ^V(, y(,ilIS (,r longer if desired. J \er. was that the Give full description and amount I come for another want(M, Carolina Parm Loan Co., I Mux 2 14. Charleston, tf. <\ H4-f)t that women de- 1 ide of shoes and AMERICAN SEED COMPANY, :t 11 > for them. One East Trade St.. Charlotte, N C. j brought out. had We are prepared 10 fill your orders I worth of cheaper for recleaned Field Seed, Clorera, | sr on hand, which Vetch, W.beat, Oata and Rye. Our j id not buy because seeds are tested and guarantee 1 > to the standard germination. Write us for quota- j users of shoes. ,jon Mall orders given prompt atDouglas and Ed tentlon. 8 4 - 21 I re among the shoe - | were beard today. WANTED?Princlpalshlp of graded I sldent of the Mas- or ungraded country school, by talers' association, teach r uith first grade certificate < also were Interro- and two years' successful leaching. J # F Stores : opportunity A Displa .'I'd as correct of NEW ss of assemn of advance FALL to appeal to BLOUSl More beai trrived, tliev had the plea Choice can lu iiditness. In- varied that i ily satisfied blouse for s tion will be Millinery styles, ever; worthv for the least in reasonable 1 Final Clean-Up F',1 of aii y Mens Light Weight ? Summer Suits Palm Beach, Mohair, KoolTSj )th, Linen and, in fact. al'.ci^K mmer weight, including light G9 olens, are now final priced. All es in the sale, although not Hj| iry size in each style. Only about 350 suits left?all that od Summer stock?but when you I r, present prices gives you, will be ed this year! And bear in niind fore such suits will again, sell for 1 ' { off marked prices. Can give best references. Addiess| "Teacher," care The News, Lauras-1 ter S. C. 83-21j IjOST?Between Grace Station and P" Riverside, child's brown coat with light spots. Leave at News office or return to J. T. Carter, Riverside. Reward. 8 4-21 4IIIXGLKS! SlilNtiliLS! Near McCain's Mill in Union County, N. C. They will last twice as long as bled timber shingles. Yours to serve. L. R. Broom. 84-81 I'AINTINCJ?If you are going to paint your home at all this fall phone < r write J. S. McCall, that's all. The house painter. Phone 2B6. Lancaster, 8. C. J. S. McCall. 8S-2t AUTOMOBILE FOB SALE?Overland Club Roadster, four or Ave passenger car, in good running or-i dcr; good tires and extra wheel I Not \ J We wish to inform the pe 1 Department will he run stricl [ 3 We have been making collect [ * of our customers, but in a go< [ 3 too much trouble to collect ;i [ 3 make collect tickets to busine.[ 3 who owe for shoe repair will | [ We cannot do any shoe repail [ leather and shoe finding cost [ trouble of collecting after the [ 3 cases fail to collect. We ha L ? best work possible and use tl [ j continue to use the best the n | J Yours for II Electric Sh< I ] LANCASTI fcTHuriiiiLnirenirar.Ln!^^ tfa RIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1919. SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY r?iirrnniii 117 UlLLMULU REFUNDED 1 * ifc I f$M\ 1 I sJjLr'l s... a Bx5 & Litifill blouses we seldom sure of presenting to you. ?e made from selections so every requirement is easShould you desire a ome formal affair, selecjust as easy as the choice for street or afternoon r assortments offer many y one of which is noteits distinctiveness. Not iportant feature is their trices .... $.'{.95 to $27.50 remain of an unusually ind your size, the sav? the largest we've of- A that it may be years these low prices. Less , i J9 l - T and tire. A bargain. George B. I Craven, News office. I Does your ear steer hard ? Steer the Lexington You'll begin to note the difference in the way it i rides and drives. I BHBBBB?aaa?MaBa 1 ice i ? oplc that our Shoe Repair r 1 tly for cash from now on. v I tickets for a good many j 1 xl many cases it causes us [ I nd after this we will only | * ;s linns and ask that those | 1 j> please call and settle same. g S r on credit as the price of [ J us too much besides the g 3 work is done and in many [J i ve always tried to do the g 9 he best materials and will g 9 larket affords. [ 9 j& Repair 9 fbbbbbbbbbbbi!|