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PAGE EIGHT f ? THE ONE PRICE STORE OF J LANCASTER * e * p <t D $ v 1 K I < \j ?7\ f '\* J ^JgJ M BUM Some DRESSES, SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS, MILLINERY, TIME TO BRING THE Nea TREATY OUT STORAGE _ \ i ? i c i (Continued From Page One ) ^ the damage done. The chief harm ul that the committee can do is in causing delay. "Every one now realizes that we are still suffering from war, and that N the first step toward relief is to ratify (j1(i the treaty. The president's address jr^ served to arouse the country to the o hn porta nee of the treaty raticatlon as one of the steps necessary to reduce as the cost of living. 1 sor He has very properly connected & s the high cost of living with the war. .. JIc has shown that the first step that foo must be taken is the ratification or n|i| the treaty." Program of Mnrinlt t'nlon. Following is the program of Morlah union to be held at Paxabaw church August 30-31: Saturday? I 10:30 a. mi . Devotional, Rev. J. H. N By rd. ?10:45, Organization. or 11:00, Sermon by Rev. J. S. Cor- j,., pening. jane 12:00, Relation of Baptist Courier SN to our new campaign, (1) Why take wn( It. I?y A. I). Wood le; (2? Why read it.11 r v* l>y It. F. Carson and T. A. Dabney. j ; 2:00 p. m... The need of interces- Ho eion by every Christian, W. L. Croxton and J. S. Corpenlng. _ I In? Sunday? 10:30 a. m., Devotional, Rev. J. M. fcy * I ' # THE LA] Lancaster L "The ? | FOR THE GIR ^ ? I I ^ I? D 4 ?? A MPLK ohovj OJ JtjLl^a.vs weari }jk woman now preparin No loss intorostii 0 ., our extreme reasona d (laughter will need. Pf { i Few Item MAR IIOF and PAUL JONES MIDDY SUITS and MIDDIES, hosiery, SHOES, BLANKETS, | < mi forts, SHEETS, jr."?7~ pillow cases, SPREADS, 1J- ~ 1. wanted to probe the h 1:00, The 75 million campaign. A. ing. A dispatch fro IVoodle, E. I?. Jenkins and Waddv yesterday says: "Ar rhompson. of $300,000 for inves 2:30, Explanation of organization the campaign by Organizer B. F. _?_____ son. A Carnegie Virtue. DR. W. R. R (Philadelphia Record.) ?o man ever did more to remove SpOfialis stigma from "plutocrat" than An-; \v Carnegie It is true that he had # I re to give away than anyone else,, ^flFOIHC 2111(1 h an exception or two, but he took much pleasure in endowing all f*15cikoc ts of good things with his millions LrlSCflS he did in making the money, and t made the world love him and of Men tint! ^ i a 11111.? more as though muitillionaires might he really human, i High Cost of Investigating. (Monroe Knqulrer. t PJlpc SHld 1 Five hundred thousand dollars, a 1 HCo ullU I >1 half million, that is the sum 0 MORE RATS1 C,,r'd Wi,h<""1 ????? Loss of Time i mire, after you use RAT-SNAP. \ a sure rodent killer. Try a Pkg. 1 prove it. Rats killed with rat- Imuran! ap leave no smell. Cats or dogs n't touch it. Guaranteed. _ ?~m\ size (I rake) enough for Pan, Kitchen or Cellar. ">t*r. size (2 rakes) for Chicken 1 OAC 1 O M. use, coops, or small buildings. *?"" Ifl?l ,0O size (A rakes) enough for all m and out-buildings, storage build ;s, or factory buildings. COlUIllbld, 3old and Guaranteed by J. P. Mack- ^ & Co. and W. 8. Stewmau & Co. ^ MCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. \ tepartment Best Place to Shop After All.** I GOING TO C01 $ 3 ol V j ^9 ?! 9* I ?D -v-?M LSTONS have been made in these early db ng apparel and accessories for the voun g for college. ig to their parents is the announceineiit < hleness in the pricing of everything th s That Arc . MUSL11 ^ 1JKRWEA i!gh cost of llv-* increased cost of living by the fedmi Washington I eral trade commission wa? asked of i appropriation congress today by Acting Chairman t ligation of the Murdock of the commission in a letter to Speaker Gillett. Funds for the com- , mission already authorized are insuf- > ficient to conduct the proposed inFf ISTFR duiry. the letter said. The half milEtsJlO I L?I\ Hon dollars, if appropriated and ex_ ? . ... - - - - - penuea, will add to the high coat of i t in living and at the name time it will provide jobs for a bunch of poll- < ?* ticians. 1 Nervous I ? i Might. I?>0 (Houston Poat.) its I It Is a large standing army that Isj proposed that buO.GOO but it must Women. I be reniombe ed that there are patriots who are demanding that wo! __ free Ireland, take Shantung away j from Japan and reduce Mexico to a' condition of order. To straighten out /|||%f||y/} everything and perhaps lick the world iiUpllll v may require half a million men from flrst to last. )perati?n or ,. , , * l nlucky. , .. , Agent?Hut my dear madam, It's a ind Lnder g^ame to let your husband's life insurance lapse, pp. Lady?I'll not pay another cent. | I've pa d reg'lar for eight years, an'. ? I've had no luck yet.?Life. Q. ; It la easier for most people to be un street poor than honest. S?% The light of the sun exerts a pres sure of " rt.noft tons on the earth, according to a British scientist. | 1 .v' . TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1919. ? ^ rt _* SATISFACTION \tflYPQ OR YOUR MONEY LTiUf CO CHEERFULLY ? REFUNDED V ILEGE ;&J o is I ! ! i - . i g ' f ; 1 ,r in , ; Necessary < f and SILK UN- 1VOKV TOILET SETS R, and SEPARATE PIECES, _ ITERS, HANI) BAGS and ? )KERCHIEFS, PURSES, ONS, DRAPERIES, ,INKN and COTTON EAU SETS and i LOVES, 3 LOUSES, J MOTIONS. ETC. ||| J CarolcM. j early consumption of the foodstuff Hubby?I dreamed I had unoount- allotted to Asheville. jd gold. j Wifey?That's Just like you. You| ?* ry^i OKI k ?% lever even take the trouble to count I ?JL I'our change. i ^ Food Id Oeninnd. | Also mice. Absolutely preventK Ashevllle. N. C.t Aug. 18.?A steady ?^orf< from carcass. One package dream of applicants with filled mon- *his 1 .'? Un,f !i* . . cakes?no mixing with other food. ?y order blanks appeared at the post- Guaranteed. jfllce in this city early today eager to 25c. size (1 rake) enough for Panhand in their orders for government fry, Kitchen or Cellar. groceries. All indications point to an s,/'' cakes) for ( hit ken House, coops, or small buildings. Mi.no size (5 cukes) enough for .ill KKsri/rs TELL farm and out-huildin?a . buildings, or factory buildings. Sold and Guaranteed by J. F M.mk-H There Can lb* No Doubt About the ey & Co and \V S. Stewman ^ Co. I Reaolts in Lancaster. "f'"1" "V ' Docs your car steer hard? I All doubt is removed. H The testimony of u Lancaster citi- H| zen can be easily Investigated. Steer the H What better proof can be hat)? H S. L). Taylor, farmer, says: "8ev? |H eral years ago I had a alight attack ? # H of kidney trouble. My liaek bothered I /v?r?mBjj me a great deal and it waa terribly IjfTX IIIV I III] H and lame The kidney secret mm u t|H passed Irregularly and 1 had to ge 9BI up often at night on that account. I HI hoard Doan's Kidney Pills highly re-- 1 OU ll ijegfin t<> note the H ommended, so I got some and they re- 9 lieved me or ail the trouble." difference in the way it I Price Roe, at all dealers. F)on't 9 simply ask for a kidney remedy get 9 Doan's Kidney Pills-?the same that rides and drives. 9 Mr. Taylor had. Foster-Millmrn Co.. 9 Mfgrs., Ituffalo, N. Y. ______ i #