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PAGE EIGHT SOUTH CAROLINA WILL RAISE $400,000 FU Movement on in I'ulmetto s to Kii'fi Memorial to Slain in War. Columbia, S. Sept. 15.?Org cation for the approaching campi to raise $400,000 by public i scripticn for the erection of a fit memorial to South Carolina's sol dead and as a . mark of respeel those who cave of themselves to cause of freedom has been com] ed In a majority of the countiei tho state. County chairmen have not been cured for a few counties, but Cha H. Gerald, executive secretary of South Carolina Memorial conimisi who organized the state for the i eral liberty loan campaigns, is touch with men and women who serve, and in the next few days entire state will have been organi: By the time the campaign opens Monday, September 2:?. county eh men will have their several organ tions complete and the machinery be ready to start on that day. the niversary of the drive that broke Hindenburg line last year, anot but a different kind of a drive, stead of being directed at an enc it will be directed toward lionot those who have won the everlast gratitude of the people in whose < vice they gave themselves and tow the expression of the love and af -#5r,n r'.,....!).... ? w?. v/1 i^wuiii x UIUUIIUII^ nil Illill gion of crusaders, noble in purp and achievement, who have retur in victory and triumph. WOOD CANDIDACY WILL I*E ANNOUNCED SH0RT1 Formal Statement Regarding I'residcntial Aspirations Is Kx ported Very Soon. Washington. Sept. 15?Gen. Re aid Wood's candidacy for the Itep lican nomination for the preside will probably be formally announ this week. The Wood organization ready is in existence, is hiring he quarters, apparently has adequ funds, for it has. in a large nieasv the support of those business for that usually were counted upon Theodore Roosevelt. This decision has been recently rived at and is against what has b hitherto the advice of many of politicians who surround the gone Up until now Wood has been do like all the rest of the innumera candidates - avoiding the appeara of openly seeking the nomination the fear that too early an entrance the race would kill off their boo Rut probably the return of (leti al Pershing and the revived inter in his personality has in some way tered the situation, for the indi tions are here than an active c; paign in behalf of General Wood > soon be begun, which will makt formal announcement unavoidul Rehind the Wood effort will go gr energy, for it will enlist the supp of men who, in promoting the c -didaey of Mr. Roosevelt, feared utmost possibilities of publicity. The case of General Pershing peculiar. The Republicans have well defined candidate. Pershing, leader of a victorious army in 1 Rulr-My-Tlsni is a great (tain kill It relieves pain and soreness cau? l?y Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Hprai I FOR 3 dwelling houses on r Y French Street, convenier ^ town, two blocks from "V located in one of the be X Two of the houses prac JL hall, pantry and porch; ( <* Two additional rooms ca Y three rooms, in good rep; T You'il make no mistak 4^ see me. I will sell houses to build them, not to met T I GJ. DER *mmi ' ~~ ^ 77* THE LAP* j rope, would seem made to order for p their vises. But while he remained in f j France there was almost no talk of V J V i the general as a candidate. lie has late not the personality to make an ap- peal to the voters. And. moreover, he was unpopular with the members of the A. 10. F., at least, while they remained in France. Now that they are a,,i"jback in this country this sentiment *'Kn may change. It takes something off 11 sub- your crown of glory to say that every- ftlm&l fj ting thing was not lovely in France, and to fflg fj dier prefor the man who failed to get sent JBJ/J to abroad to the man who led the forces Wf/I there. The feeling naturally will tend //j [>let- to grow up that all were heroes to- /I/ ' gether. and this will no doubt help /// I Pershing, as well as the general popu- III ?<-" lar estimate of him which makes no| /If ''I-18 allowances for the criticisms heard in / / the France. I I don The Pershing talk may start with / V> ROV" the Wood talk, or reason for fear- I y-yj *n ing Pershing may have precipitated t \\ will the present demonstration to become 1^. the active in behalf of Wood. J wjjp. zed. General Wood appeared before the 1 on military affairs committee of the sen- , air- at?* Wednesday in regard to the war \i (LV\ iza- department army bill. His testimony dir/TV will is expected to put him right before an- the country, ending the possible feelthe ing that he is too much of a militarist / her to be President. General Wood does f ( In- not favor General March's army bill. 1 V, mQ my He objects to the proposed regular dug army of over half a million men as! ing unnecessarily large and impracticable . wr-1 to obtain. General Wood favors an != ardjarmy of about a quater of a million C E=*\ fee- men. The March plan, or the war lo-j department plan, has little support in == f ose Congress, and c.en the more progres- r=: ned i sive members of the army itself are = against it. OtH-liard Advice EE ) /< ii c ' = | y v K'liinuu \ Ullage, OfpilMIllJfl 1 ?. } ;?t I The information gathered by looking, =? through the mass of letters, catalogs = :>r.il quotations that have come into =5 the Horticulural Extension office] / == within the last month from nurseries' ( all over the country, foretells a short-j on_ age in nursery stock for planting this: == ulj_ fall and winter. With the shortage! EE ncv also comes an increase in price. Pecan; P(>(j stock alone seems fairly plentiful and' EE ^ al_ b;|S not increased in price to such a pE ' ad- K,out extent as other nursery trees : /?s afo The shortage leaves a tremendous irp opening for the unreliable and crook,c,>s ed agent to do a big business. I ,)V At present there is no law in this ' state requiring the fruit tree agent y ' ar_ to put up a bond before doing buai-' ifrv een Mt'ss w'thin its boundaries. The field the 's ?Pen 1? reliable and unreliable . alike; and it is almost impossible ^ I 1 to know tli*> reputation of the strungIjip er who comes to our door with highly ^Ddt, n<,picol?red pictures and specimens of. |. |n fruits and nuts, and with unusual politeness and remakable fluency of W/L Wffi) 1 ms 8Ppec^ secures an order. It is unfor- jg K jfcfcN ' ,er.. tunate for these strangers to have to JflnfA I ,est be looked upon by the intelligent with ?>.(ft ( aJ_ suspicion, and it is more unfortunate J Vj /j I J\J 1 pa_ for the few that are relialile to have j , 'j j I "mft t tin- f? su^<>r ^or ,>a<' reputation that ,' ,, j I'll wfll vj|j the majority have established. How- 1 \ | ;J /J ? ever, under present laws there is no hi ? // In lo way to make a discrimination. -4 , fiji J 111 ? <(t The only way to avoid getting ifam'-i ?' Vj or( "stung" is to order only directly from ^ ^ JlV /III ' some reliable nursery and thereby get '/J tho what you order, and save the middle ' ]jM/f* man's or agent's profit. | \ is1 ? I *'ongress Muse Draw The Line. tj,r (Now York World.) " ]u-| Some of the Senators hesitate Simon-Pure <?<u ? ahout giving more power to the At- (Cleveland Plain P er. torney General to fight food profl-: The cost of living ft a^l teers. Nobody but the Anti-Saloon wage earners is 71 per us,, League has a right to ask Congress than at the beginning I for more power. Wages have increased it's only the unfortunate A. A t?. A A A A . er that gets It completely V V V V V ~ V VV V V "/V %' A J We are proud of the co ^ w tors, druggists and the p & JH M, (KMt Chill and Fever Toi \ A I b 4r ? k 1 /"I I j I - >4 M. m d m d a f business no V hknt?One orUw ' for standing reitt / lice three-tjuater acre lot on ?! | han,,y. w if. shut*# J ('. Route 7. it to main business portion of V . r? Southern Railway station; wwtfii -You to iin< . ton & McMamus mi' st neighborhoods in Lancaster. n?w Krooery store V tically new. Four large rooms, % Hotel c?n on us l-i. i , Jt? ties, tiour or aoCthtn (quipped witn lights and water. V ii ix' Added cheap. Other house ^ *? I Hi; SAI.K?Marion ,1 A oviindor louring oar. I, ;< to look at these houses and V X I Kitohon .* ; ami lot tor less than will cost V - i .... ition the value of the lot. V \\.\xri.i> iiido* of rv" T ! < <: in irkot prions f>ai< 1 '? Soarboi ounh. Dir ET Lancaster, IlIl'IV South Car A OUUlll LUf . Y M USKS WAXTKI)?Fo ** V p,tnl Young lad Ins de V* %>*WWtering training for tra fCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. lr-~ ' " V Ultra Styl JltwiK Coats The lovliest stj EDITORAL - country and Fran This store feels that it has season comprise 1 made a long stride toward good for inspection am service in many directions? event. You shouh standardized values, a liberal wish t6 becomc cc merchandise policy, an intelligent . . , sales force, plenty of light and most popular \ fresh air. But we place none of to come. these above the single item of Unlike previous protection of our customer's thcm wi(h ,he time and money. , . , ., which they are The excellence of our credit less- This we car and cash system gives us cqn- purchased them i Jstant assurance that the mini- f'ost and can wii rnurn of time will elapse between *n the least mark the beginning and the ending of able you to save a purchase and that the custom- expenditure, er's money is safeguarded. With ' every Transaction you receive a 5up?t A rc lhe Modek, written itemized saies-slip. A du- n. . , nlicato of this is wrannoH with tsp ay of your parcel and the correspond- I Fall Milliner ing slip reaches the auditor with / your money or charge. n?ur show1'^ 't8 1 * ally comprehensive on You are protected from mis- eluding as it do*** ei takes by a doublcScheck And it a?cVpS?i mal IS done quickly, t00.\By the way, and trImmed.Avlth rare tomorrow is to be a b<g busy day taste. The display pr< on the second floor. \ designs Tor dress. s?ml (businessv< street and We have just unpac\ed a wear, each model disci splendid assortment of Syits, ^w^i?0*5J ~ r , whlCM it was created. C oats, Dresses and Millinery and variety is such that will be ready to wait on you wheH choosing is simple, an you are ready. prices are less than yo " prepared to pay. Blouses of Seldom-Seen Beauty ' Wondei Here are blouses with those masterful\ It matt touches that at once distinguish them as \ may be, fi >riginal, and lovely beyond one's exp?eta- Hhan ever, tions. Designers have imposed no restric- mire a wo tions on their imaginations in creating those we i them. The variety is therefore extensive. seasorh Vet in pricing each blouse we have care- Here xr fully avoided setting a single figure that neckpiece^ iiight be thought much for the blouse it styles?fu mvs. thoroughly ' prices are Daughter Will Be Dainty Miss Prim In equal furt Dne Of These season. Charming Children9s Dresses Aitrc Gathered for little girls there is here a -oWtYn^ ively display of fascinating dresses. Some * designs ire quite plain, some quite ornate, with in- (l.s^ ,s let weens that daintily treat the subject niost nrac >f properly and prettily dressing mothers ,. , ' 1 ittle daughter. And the prices are as , empting as the frocks themselves. to ^ ^oj(j $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 to $9.50 Zephyr Gi Lancaster Departnr "THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP A ut. are requested tto apply at once to UOth strei >ealer > Superintendkafof Nurses. Pry- bam;^ or Hospital "friinlng School For )i Ajnerican .. .... Nurse*. Chester, S. C. At ACTO.MOIUI cent higher l ... ?? ?: land Club of the war. j.osT Saturday. September 13. . pa88enger a bit, too around ;nlll village, pocketbook jer. KOOti salnrv earn- ... ? ' K ? I containing, *ttt>. iteturn to em mm in the neck. J mill office and receive reward. 2t nf)dence doc-! STH.WKI) OK STOI.KV? Vnyri preul>llr have in niises September \f .ono pointer I l**r* bird dog. white with jrellow spots. I 0^B I * six months old. CJrfjpped tail. Ke-i^B I * * * * * ward If rettirue?y to O. V. Small. JL i TICES Route No. ft ^Lancaster, S. ('. M| 1H FOIt SALK?Three housed and lota, 19 ty horse farm , T,, BH / .. . also one vacant lot on r.ln street. Everything J/ Kg I incister S One six-room house witlLhath room wl gg' and puntry with elect r,N lights, one m we f(tur room house, jflso one three IH . .... room house each /uppiied with city m men tw that Hil- . . . Y >1 . vVC , . 1 water. Apply l**v prl/-es and terms fWfl opt nee a ^ ^ j Lancaster, tf ny <)ll( near Royal ' '1 ' " ' Folt SALE Jewe\ rungu in splendid W Mt'l g you need. \ 93 If condition, gnanjLnfjf-'d t?? give satis- B9B Mt'l ^ I fact'on. l^o ahoiVf two years. A flu . Kyldloy six biirgalj/rall at N "vh Office. 4t ^ : x J, ; d hos at f andy ate ^ ^3 "<'AltKl ItKTON?Salesmen, now ear- jiLj i, I buretor for Fofy. Maxwell and H ^ kinds. High- Dodge ears. Siinpy, not a moving JH (*01110 1. Small & Part> "Installed in 3u\ minutes, -glfarIt j anteed to double your nitMige and start in zero weather wffhout heat- Ek^ ?urinsr Car. ,np or priming. money back l^k Jj/ ? in 16 days if tljX carburetor does K*f < ? jr. . - not do r,!l wo/ elaim Tor It. Our an r vtypr Hot- Agents all/r?ver the country are |H siroka of en- making y(n money. Write U. & J. In^d nursing Carburgtor Sales Co., Inc. 3 Southj xaBSflHi TUESDAY, SEP] fish Suits, Dresses, and Millinery dcs the fashion creators of this * ice have evolved for the autumn .he collections which we present ' [1 selection in this unusual style i by all means see them if you 4 >rrectly informed as to what will n vorn now and in the future day^ yfi % \ seasons we have not nnirke^f I iCfiS thfiV shruilrl ?p!1 uml really worth but, prices much i well afford to dc/lbecause we it. a good saving #<n their ini?i?? Lhout inconveniencing oursehe-v them with futures that w.ll erJ a good rouira sum on your fall ?j./ n 7 hisy Every IVardrobe Should Inj elude Several of These i SKIRTS inusu- For Autumn Wear ie, inich a For Informal, business and loped sports wear skirt and blouse erials aro the ideal combination. Rood With this in mind we obtain>vides ed from several makers dress, their best models in a broad sport choice of fabric are therelosing fore ready. Assortments and for sizes are now complete?a The fact that makes for advantthe ageous choosing. Prices are d the an added inducement to obu are tain at once such skirts as you will need this season. rlul Display Pretty Purs ers not how attractive a woman irs will make her more attractive People are always forced to adman who wears such furs as \re now showing for the coming *e sumptuous new styles, coats, k and sets in the very latest rs of every elegance and of v dependable quality. Present nearly 25 per cent less than * can be sold for later in the \ i ctive New Ginghams jefore have we offered greater of attractive plaids and stripes /w/A which will make up into the ting and becoming as well as the tical garments for house wear ffo* lildren at school. Prices are as Is of such high quality can afford for. Special Ivanhoe 32 inch nhams 18c a yard o. lent otores PTER ALL." M. l^rinlngham, Ala and tire. A bin 4t It a w Craven, News offi -K FOK SALE?Over- W AXTI>? Aw. he Roadster, four or Ave and goa^ |Udw. car, in good running or-| ven^JfeilT rtaper tires and extra wheel street. lyler-Simpson NOTIC^ : HAVE ON HANDS JA JOB 'S OVERALLS GOIN/{ AT LOW ' lot ./. ./. . ,$1.5C, $ n's Work Pants $].$)."> jj i V Work Shirts/Trice./ 75c, i't IV.il t?> see /up j??l? lot of iti< i* a( a mlucey price. ./ $1.( < u wuiit t</ja<? where fii'ice and <;iia! " 7 / yler-Simpson Phone 85 r 16, 1919. . I 1 A#y $ ' ip i | ' si s A ^ "fit I I I .M I gain. George B. H i ?rse, mule, sheep H See me before s Cnuthen, White nhmw I jn 1 ii LOT OF If PRICES. Eg 1.95, $2.45 S ^ 95c, $1.25 P h-H I EaN. fejj ) Co. | ? , , /