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PAGE EIGHT % . #f THE ONE PRICE STORE OF { I ANfACTFP Lniii/njiiiU | The last day fore this season, all Summer Goc and complete?a all who sought t CL Just a Few o Sale of Boys' Suits (US These Suits are made from the kind of materials you q, know from experience will give your boy good wear; ni and display styles that will ' never fail to show him off at nevt his best. Some have pinch <v. _ backs; some haven't; with $1.3 plain or knickerbocker ^ trousers. Note the big pieces we have sliced from the $1.(1 prices they usually sell for. t\ $ 4.50 Suits $ 3.95 7'^; 4.95 Suits 4.25 5.95 Suits 5.25 6.95 Suits 5.95 20c 7.50 Suits 6.25 y 9.50 Suits 7.95 25c 9.75 Suits 8.25 20c 10.00 Suits 8.50 y 11.00 Suits 9.75 25c 12.75 Suits 10.95 y LANCA lv = Lawyer Too Eloquent. f I i His client was being sued for (11- j ^orre by her husband and the atfor- ,p ( ,pj ttey was trying to get her as much all- ! ' Biony as possible. Itlght In the mitt j le of the flow of eloquence the attor- ( uey was interrupted by the husband, w< who anld to the court: ways t "Your honor. I have suddenly decid- definiti ed to withdraw my suit, and If rnv [ was wife Is willing. I would like to hnve WPf.k|y her come hack to me." givin Pressed for explanntlon he said: i ,1.. though Mr. Itlnekstone presented her In Hi eh an attractive light that I ve 1 fallen In love with tor :\i! (,ver again." ? Pittsburgh < 'Itrotl i'-!e Tele^T"111, ' Did Their Own Raising. I "ft J T am much Interested in rnv garden LC V and therefore was consld- rahlj in- i r A noy? d when I ??w :i eoop <>f ehleken* -J beinp carried Into my next door notch- Jj 1 bor's baek yard. Kut as tin* day* L I passed and no ehiekens showed tip, I F b Interview ed tile neighbor's Utile boy p ] J' In tills way* "Hiidd.v, I hear yon folks J 1 si have started to raise chickens (>n your L - t| pi nee." [J t| "Phew raised themselves," he an- r J Bvercd. "They flew over the f ine# | J 1 an' pot BWiiy."--Chlcago Tribune. I? ffi ? The business of the country are f " not finding all thfdr men?they tire . ] '' making moat of them. ^ l * r "it: ?KF ji j Gregory Bros [j j LAKCAHTKR, H. C. ! , KOK [ 1 t Automobiles {I Trucks and |] Tractors ij J? ^ THE LANCAS1 OjLlAllC <sy? mvwo s of this Sale will witness Tremendous efforts ar >ds. The smallest lots ge ind many lines cannot be hem could get here. Hu EAN-UP. SALE ENDS S/ f the Many Items Im aii ?r / I f* ? A Llean-Up ot Remarkable Z ur l r l nishings Wash tabrics _ , I his sale a fiord fGHAMS AND DOMESTICS quality furnishings, The price you'll pa; he opportunity for saving on to ">e satisfaction a purchase of a new dress sta- incidentally these ginghams and domestics was can reasonably be < V.. worth a month or .1 gicatti than no*. mjy NOW?Note t .0 Silk and Satin Stripe Men.s snk snk a ones, yard <;>c Shirts i0 Solid color ground with Men's Union Suits ,vo tone silk stripes, yard 55c briggan, Sea Isla Iv. , j A snnlf r iguren ana stripe vones "> inches wide, yard 10c Men's Straw Hats t Plaid Ginghams, yard.. ,20c choice Apron Checks, all colors, $ 6.75 Men's Suits 3 ard 15c 7.50 Men's Suits 8.95 Men's Suits Shirting Plaids, yard...20c 11.50 Men's Suits Unbleached Domestic, 1-"aa \!en?S cU-?S ,.r.i 19 la.00 Mens Suits rr i i u i ~ 18.50 Men's Suits Unbleached Domestic 22 50 MeI).s Suits ard 18c 27.50 Men's Suits iSTER DEP "THE BEST PLA Political Advertisement). ! to the Senate, i expect to AXN'Ol'Xi'KMKN'T. again. I am not afraid to t 10 Democratic Voters of Lan- people into my confidence. caster County: elected. 1 expect to ask the res ontinuation of my article of delegation to join me in i sek. I will add that I have al-j meeting at the Court Hout lied to make myself clear and'time before the Legislature m< s on any public question. When discuss the legislative needs in tlie Legislature I wrote1 county with ail interested citl letters to the county papers,I In mv judgment, most of the legislative news that I jections to women suffrage it would be of interest to the aginary and sentimental. A of the county, and if elected many women are property owi inrir-i r-? ri nnnrirnirHPi P? nririn ririPi juuuiJulJuuulJyii UIIUUUUIJUuul (eep Prepared for the Won During the past year the death claims from Influenza al. aid by the Mutual Iafe Insurance Company, amounted to m Han four million dollars; aside from the claims from all ot mines and, notwithstanding this very unusual call made u] He company, every claim has been promptly settled, and toi he Mutual Life stands forth by itself as a tower of unequa trength and safety, offering the most attractive insurance pi sitions on the market. Now, before some accident, the "flu" ther misfortune conies upon you unawares and renders nlnsurable, if, luckily, it doesn't put you out of business fore indn't you better have me write you one of these tine polici Cvery true man knows perfectly well that it is his duty to m s ample provision as possible for his dependents, and also t te certainly ought to endeavor to lay up something substan or his old age. Who can tell Mr. T. M. Hughes and me wt o look to find a quotation to the effect tlyit the person who f o make adequate provision for his dependents has already dei he scriptures and Is worse than an infidel? I shall esteem cindness on your part if you will give me your attention whl ihow you the merits and attractiveness of America's oldest ini ince company, and if I am able to place a policy with 3 vhether you yourself think so or not. I know that I shall h mnferred a great favor upon you and your home folk and y slfe will tell you the same thing. JOS. K. CONNORS, Agent uzizraraiiiEizraiiiara^ rKR NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. tGeaftlfc . low pricing such as you have e being made to complete the it still lower prices until they* advertised for they will genera irry for these final bargains. 1 TURD A Y EVENING, AUGUST 31 TL:~ liuucu in i hid ou.it /ire: iavings on Men's Fur- Clean-Up Sale of Hats and Suits Men's, Women's ai s an opportunity to secure fine Children's Oxfotdl at prices which mean economy. y now will be nothing compared V . . nd comfort you'll experience and. In thl5 sale every man. > prices are much lower than ybu nian an. eh'ld ,s offered ixpected on furnishings of equal chance to save money on fo two from now. Wisdom says, wear ot dependable doalit he Prices an" desirable styles. We cleaning pu stocks in rea nd Linen Madras and Percale ness for Fall business; wc . . . Less 15' < Off Marked Prices sacrificing profits in order and Shirts and Drnwora in Rnl- start the season with a cli md Cotton, Silk Mull and Nain- slate?that's the reason Less 20 Vc Off Marked Price th?se low prices. hat sold for $1.00 to $3.50, your $2-00 Oxfords or Pumps $1 75c 3.00 Oxfords or Pumps 2 . - c> i Art . o * c rrv 4 00 Oxfords or Pumps .1 $ 7.00 Men s Suits $ 5.50 _ ~ ? 5.75 7.95 Men's Suits 6.25 5 00 0ltfor<,!"?r Pumps < 6.95 9.50 Men's Suits 7.25 6 0,0 Oxfords or Pumps ." 8.75 12.75 Men's Suits 9.75 7.00 Oxfords or Pumps 5 10.25 14.00 Men's Suits 11.75 8.00 Oxfords or Pumps 6 ! Vq- iq'So MGn?S cU-fS I'M- 9.00 Oxfords or Pumps 1 13.9.) 19.50 Men s Suits 14.9o in..?n f , n K 16.95 25.00 Men's Suits 18.75 1000 0xforcls or Pumps * 21.00 30.00 Men's Suits 22.75 12.50 Oxfords or Pumps S ARTMENT S lCE TO SHOP AFTER ALL." So this' laborers, and are being taxed with- taught school two years, r ake the out any right of protest on their Lancaster in the House of and. if part. If you ask who will attend to tatives two years, have a wi <t of the the babies while thev vote. I will children and have nlwuva ii publicjyay the. same fellow who attends to the best things of my conin ic some them while they pay their taxes. How- State. My home people hat eets and ever, I am not in favor of the Legls- me almost unanimously ? of the lature ratifying the Federal amend- that I have been a rand zens. ment without first submitting it to two years 1 spent in the I the ob- the people. We have never had an WPrP diligently used in pre| are im- election on this subject and I do not ,elf to maUe Lancaster Cou i great believe that the Legislature has a , I - , , OA a , , , , .. legislator. 1 never missed tiers and right to surrender a State right to the . Federal government without the con- " sent of the people. I was not in favor ( ] flliTj. L I of submitting the prohibition amend-'US t| f ment of the people because we bad al- Qf ? ready twice voted in favor of this, rt" V aL f 3 Besides, that was a moral question, jyi I /i J one of right and wrong, and there Is pU ne *1 but one s'.de to take on a subject ZQ ore ] "be that the right side. The suf- gfj n m her * I fraP? question is one of judgement, I ! ^^^B m ;?on I ^ an<' 1 am frank to say that I believe ? ^ B lay IC 'bat the majority of the people of ? led f * 'be county are against it, and I f 3 oP- | ] would not feel that 1 represented a m ] or ~ J majority if I voted to ratify without .J 'ire HCtjuain you J submitting it to the people. j know the people. ,er. J j I <bink that we need a law to pre- I - w;th one who has hs7 [ I vent the indiscriminate sale of pis- Qj i , ., |1 tola and I hav? in mind .he detail. (1 ')leaSe both the se hat ? ? ?f a Plan that will remedy this con- ? 3 Ihe owner nothing tial r ] ,dltlon. r J with arrantfintf ter iere J J I have heard that a few voters have . J j wi? be at ails * | (raised the objection that 1 do not live "1 , lied li - j near the centre of the county. In this I j REAL \ ALLES. it a f m ^ay automobiles. telephones, etc.,'| i Tot in nt lenct 1 le I ? can hll the office of State Senator, ? 3 sur- ? 3 aB aa If I lived in the geographl-j r I ( ^ ou, f 3;ral centre of the county and I am e ] lave I sure th 't no broadmlnded person will J 1 'our ? 1 urge th's against me. Jj I . A personal word in conclusion. I ft a | ? Turn a farmer, born and reared in [ ? * ? 1 j the Pleasant Valley section of Lan- ? |3!caater County, was graduated at V 3 '^leinsoa College In 1908, and have SH .. ?.. CrZfl[o) always lived on the farm. .1 havej BlF2f2l2fZfi?RflSf2l FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1919. , ^ SATISFACTION OR >Y0UR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED ^ J ' ] final Clean-Up of re sold out clean lly be sold before I rhis is our LAST )TH. ??? ' 1 i Given Below : I I ? I August Sale of ,J FURNITURE 5 1 There is no doubt about it, furniture prices are going up jg ot'_ steadily. But there is no ies lessening of your needs to ! ?'re counter-balance this condition. i So surely any opportunities to buy new, dependable furniture J to at practically year ago prices, ! jan such as we now offer, will find for your heartily appreciation. Here is furniture in many different woods, finishes and 1.25 period designs; single pieces J|| I 9K suitahlp to hp nlnr*p?i with I ^38 25 what you have and entire " ' suites which will add wonderfully to the appearance of any ' 75 room you place them in. Present Prices Are Low! You Can't Expect Such Values * 00 , As These Again For Perhaps 1.25 Years. TORES | Ij epresented' or a committee meeting din ing my t'7 Hepresen-J term of office, and I feel that I am fe and five entitled to the favorable considerastood for tion of the voters so that I may have ? uunlty and an opportunity to prove that I can ire endosed | render capable and efficient service. I ach time I am ambitious to do legislative work. I idate. The and 1 want to thnnU th? vr.fo.-a I Legislature opportunity of service which 1 8 paring my- feej Sure that they will grant me next H nty a good Tuesday. a roll call S. E. BAILEES. RbnmL 1 iND and |!| )USES ill ted with Lancaster County values and I jl When you want property sold place it ' j the reputation of getting results that tier and the buyer alike. Listings cost jM unless we make a sale. We can assist rfe'f ms to suit. Phone me at any time and ry ; service with a car to show you some talk this matter over. "DO IT NOW" | M. HUGHES I, LANCASTER, S. C. 0