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PROBATE, AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sis
erS for further Information,

Consult County Clerk or respective 81 len.
ers for further Information.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT Pro
hate Division, IN and 1or Salt Lake CotlN
T.. State Of Utah In the matter NJ "a
estate Of Elijah r Sheets, Deceased No
tice--The petition of Edward J., Sheets
Edwin S. Sheets and Heller Sheets. eN
ecutOrs OF the estate Of Elijah r Sheets
deceased praying for the settlement OF
the distribution OF the residue Of said IS
tate 70 the persons entitled, has been SCI
FER hearing On Saturday, the .1lth day Of
May a, p. 1927, az , 70 e'elG2ek a. m. g.
Room II said Court. ~ Sails Lake CITY
salt Lake County. Utah,
witness the CLERK IF said rcuTt wifi
the seal thereof affixed this seth day ~
CSeaij j. L. Eel DREDGE, JR. CleEi
BY W. II FaTnsworth, Deputy Clerk
Ycung & Moylc, Attorneys for Pet
TONERS
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GEORGE w. HEINrz HOME,

George w. Heintz, traffic manager "
the United States Smelling company,
is back from @ trip east. He reports
that the company's big smelrr ~
Chrome y. j.. will bH blown III this
month. This With the big refinery, one
OF the largest in the United States, can
handle all business arising along. the
Atlantic coast and the refinery, with its
12.OoO 0OO- pound per month capacity can
handle mats" from all over the United
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS.
April sBth 20 Ma, lonh, Inclusive.

Via Oregon Short Line and Sou thsrn
PacIht Following rates from Salt
Lake,
TO San francisco and return.
Via Ogden and s. p. both Ways ss1 80
To san Francisco and return
via Portland one way,,,,...... a 90
To Los Angeles ana return via
=, Ogden AID $, r.. both ways 5000
To Los Angeles and return via
Portland, one way .u,,o.n~ 81. 40
Tickets limited TO july 3Isf- Pro-
portionately low rates from other sta-
tons city Ticket Office, 2OI Main
Street
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Ell KAIlAli srEcnAr.

Leaves Saturday, May Ath, s:t5 ..
m. Make arrangements with Poten-
tate, Information and tickets 1e9 S.
Main ST. Only $40 round tTip via Salt
lake Route.
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DRIVEN OUT BY FLOODS.

Odessa, Rus- n April 90.--One hundred
lhousnnl people ale estimated So have
been driven from their homea by the
OytrlluWing ot thc DuIepcr, Dnlceter aud
Dviua Tho foundations arc more wide.
spread than usual ana have created eg-
trume distress over an enormous area.
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HOMES

,ronopah North Star. ssT37; Ohio Tons
opnh id5; West End Cons, l30a 1885
Rescue. II bid Tnnopah e. California
I2TlA. Golden Anchor S4@35 Him But
Ter, t,l0dl15; Cash Boy. 10G12; Horne
ssfI0; Boston Tonopah. - ask Mon
arch Pitts. Extn. II. ask, Montana Md
way ESfn, 1uGiI: Golden Crown, i$d
is; ~ y. Ton. Cons., 10 ask.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.

NJ. S. ,EAanauer ); Y sadier
1862 So. West Temple p box HAS
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GEO o CANNON ASSo Citation,
BROKERS. "a u, So. Temple Both
Phones 9l0.
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r. Il, Snow 8 Co. stock Brokers
~ Commercial Blk both Phones ia1s
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" N. WEST 4 CO.. stock brokers'
D. r. walker HlS Tel. 1853; res sslO'r
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WOOL.
sT. LOUIS

st. Louis, April 50.-Woo. steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums 22Qa6 fine
mediums, 1891; fine, 14dI6
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A. s. CAMPBELL,
Stock Brokpr 3l6 d + Walker BLOCH
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Custom Assayers and Chemists, 1b(
South West Temple ST
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Western Union ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7s.
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures
Great Northern pfd .s.,"r4-.....,n.--IsI y
Inv. Met sit'.-.ssa.t, ''.ssss,ti.-.-v eais
Inf. Met pid .,''4+-..,,'o,Ys-s.',.'-. ,,v poA
MrCkaN -..,,,a---ss,, ..-vs,,,ts.--...,,, 81 U
Msckay pfd Observation-Disclosures, g9ii
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Cannon 4 Cannon Mining Stock Hrok ,
ers, is T. So Tenn, trd. Tel 2Sl; BELL sfs'
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GoLpFIE1.D.

way EsNfp, lVMIs tnlCen 1VoNnt t"q
49, ", y Tor. Cons. 10 ask.
GoLpF1E1D.
Snnds;orn, 74@7s; Red Top. s.oop
4lO; Mohawk, 16a4 asked; Col Mt, So
QGs7. Jumbo. 400 at 4.1o; Jumbo Ext.
22oQ52 ,22ts Cio1dfieId Min. Co., 559
100. Silver Pick, 1.l2rzIl as; Black
Bptte Ext. 1914; Hibernia, 12Il3 st,
Ives ! 1901, IS; ORC, 9s95se' Sandstone
/, ostarrI. o.: Red TOP Ext, 44G46;
Florence, 6Sd6S,; D'fie1d Il. B. Cons
36aS7; GoldfeId Daisy. 2.o7Isda- 10;
Common wealth, ~ asked Comb, Frac-
ton, 1904 d.; ct. Bend EXT, 25as7;
ct. Bend Annex. Is bid: Esneralda.
20I3O; C;rackerjack, 24I25: Red Hills
59I60; Mohawk Ext 1920; y. Rose,
12l5l5: Goldhe1d Cor, Trtds-oo; D'held
Triangle, 1874: Gold Ear, HOO asked
BULLFRoG.
Original. 14I15, 5nllfrog Mining. 24Gp
20; Mont Isullfrog, 50I7; National Bank,
$685. Gold Bar. 96@9S; Steinway, In
asked; Denver Bullfrog Annex, IL bid
Moptgy. ShO, Ext. lOai9: G. Sceptre.
10 ask ed: Montgy. Mt. "" 20: Y, Girl .
dl0i Nugget, 9@lo; Tramp Cons, $50
81 Victor, 14Q16.
MANHATTAN.
Mani, Cons, sSd10 G. Wedge, s@Io:
S. Humphrey. s99; Dexter, 1s6ls; L.
Joe, Saf; Crescent. 7GS Combination.
bid Granny. 2l@2S. Mustang. 2lGeS,
Little Grey, 21G30; Cow BOY, SOS; Orig.
Manh., 1920; Eroneho, l2G13; J. Jack,
u asked; Plnenut. l5G16, Buffalo, 5a7
S. Dog. 23G25,
OTHER DISTRICTS.
FaIrview Stl. King, ~ asked Fair
view Eagle so bid Nevad Hills. +25
bid; Plttshurs Sill. Peak. 500 1.95 /;
North Star Wonder IL bid; Ea gles
Nest. 26G727; Alice OF Wonder, s asked.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13
BANK ROBBED

Greenfield. Mo-, Dec. 1s.--The bank
OF Aldrich. Mo-. was robbed in Jesse
James style this afternoon. Shortly
before 4 O'Clock three men drove up
in front OF the bank in closed bug
gy. Two got out and entered the
bank where they levelled revolyers at
the cashier and bookeeper and de-
manded the cash, tho third man re-
naming in the buggy.
The cashier promptly complied. al
though 1t is reported he gave them
only $4,000 in the counter drawers,
and did not go to the vault for the
larger amount kept there
After securing the money the bank
officers were compelled to keep ahead
OF the buggy which was driven at
swift pace to the edge of town.
They were then allowed to return to
the bank while the buggy containing
the three robbers drove rapidly
away headed in the direction OF
Greenfield.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13

Wooster-Posslbly some time next
week the criminal cases on the dock
ct will be set for hearing in tho com.
mon pleas court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13
Try Admiral coree.
Roller Basketball Las, Nlob,

The local roller skating basketball
team met and defeated the much
talked OF Anthony Colts at Olympia
rink last night Lineup and sum-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13
STATE AND VICINITY

Steubenyille-In report In the
matter of the defunct nat. Pleasant
National bank. Referee W. Med. Mil
Ter held the directors not responsible
for losses on bad paper, as they ex-
ercised ordinary care. He held them
liable for 2h per cent dividend pass
~od when II was shown the bank could
not pay out. Cashier Isaac Radcliff,
who left the state, was helu at fault.
Altron--Charles o. Benedict, who
formerly resided In akron, died OF
diabetes at Asheville, N. c., Tuesday
after protracted illness. He went
to North Carolina for his health last
January. Mr.. Benedict was SO years
old.
Columbus-At the meeting of the
council OF administration OF the Ohio
Bankers association William +. Hoff-
man. president of the Commercial
National bank of Columbus. was
chosen chairman of the committee for
the coming year.
Youngstown-Mayor A. w
Crayer, has made a statement that
the "lld" will be on in Youngstown
during his administration that the
IL o'clock closing and Sunday clos
ing ordinances will be enforced.
Steubenvllle-The first section OF
the Keystone Express" on the Penn
sylvania road had narrow escape |
from serious wreck at broken |
switch near Frazeysburg.
Dayton-Slot ma,hines in Mont
gomery county must go. is the dirtum
OF Sheriff Boes, who has sent letters
20 that effect TO a number Of saloon
and road house ke6 pers.
East Liverpool-Charles G. Green.
Columbiana county boy. has announc-
cd his candidacy for the Republican
nomination for state treasurer. Mr.
Green was for some years resident
OF East Liverpool. .......
Wellsville-J. A. Maholm. aged 26.
single. employed AZ a conductor on the
Cleveland a Pittsburg railroad. w's
run down and killed near the EIgh-
teenth street crossing in Wellsyille.
Hamilton--E. NJ. Fullington. OF Un-
Ion county, candidate for the Repub-
llcan nomination for auditor OF state,
today secured the promise OF the Re-
publican leaders here that the But
Ter county delegation would support
him.
Mansheld-Upon removing the body
,f Mrs. Sarah J. culberson from the
grave In the Mansfield cemetery,
where IL was laid nearly three years
.go II was discovered that almost
complete petrifcation existed.
Zanesvllle-At Byesville yesterday,
o Hungarian miners took possession
I traction car on the Cambridge
Byesville line and attacked three
mployes OF the company because one
the Hungarlans had been put of
le car. All were drinking. II being
ay day at the mines. ". Y. Clark,
o smploye, was dubbed on the head
nd neck. He is al the Cambridge
Dspital and IL not expected 10 live
MISUNDERSTANDING charges OF
cruelty and blackmaii we're
ade Thursday by Anna Schultz. now
the county jail charged with blg-
ny. against husband No. /. Frank
ertz, OF Sebring.
airard-Eight supposed members OF n
70 notorious "Mafa" of Black Hand Y
'ciety were captured here last night
q sensational raid on a big Ital-
n boarding house. q
Kenton-While alone In their home, q
10 miles west OF Forest. Misses An x
and Edward Purdy, twenty and K
Venteen, were attacked by. two <
asked men. Z
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13

orpheum Theatre. Matinee daily at
$3.50. 10 cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13
HERSCHHEIMER Bros. On Nos. 1hs los ssqsse. ;s sss

were placed under arrest charged with
violating the, blue laws Of Pennsyl.
vania by working on Sunday. superin.
tendent John Reed OF the same con-
cern was also placed under arrest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13
UMBRELLAS

A present that always pleases a
man. We have them In q large var
iety Of fancy handles. In pure dye
silks and in combination in. silk and
line covers. 81 % $3 81 and
$500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13

Referee-Geltz. Timer-Frey. Time
Of halyes-15 minutes. Baskets from
feld-Gamble z. Grobowsky 4. Falls
T. Shlpe l, Lenox 8. Baskets from
FOUL enox 8. Attendance-45O subs.
for williams and Nehlen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13
IN Police COURT

Jack Brennan and Edward Meehan
charged with intoxleation were fined
t10 and costs and given is days In the
workhouse by Mayor Turnbull yester-
day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13

Emil Nemeth who was arrested for
keeping his saloon open on Sunday.
December LIST, was given hearing be-
fore Mayor Turnbull yesterday and
pleaded guilty to the charge. He was
fine $25 and costs, which he paid and
was released.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13
Try AdmIrar con.o.
Bryan Dollar Dinner.

Lincoln. Neb.. Dec. lathe dollar
dinner In honor OF william j. Bryan
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13
NEWS GLOVES

Always an acceptable gift for a
man, if you aren't acquainted with
the standard makes OF gloves better
come here and let us do the select
ing for you. Gloves for men. boys
and children, 25c SOC 81
S1.50 and upward.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13
Blue Law Arrests.

Indiania, Pa. Dec. 12.-With the aid
OF the state constabulary this after
noon 2s miners OF the Rochester and
Pittsburg Coal company at Ernest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13

will be held on the evening OF Janu-
ary 18th. according to the announce
ment made today by Chairman Allen,
Of tho Democraticrstatee committee. n
~ expected that Mr.. Bryan will ouS
line his position on number OF issues.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-13
SHIRTS

A sensible and useful present.
We believe no other store carries
such an extensive assortment. We
have all the latest styles In both
the light and dark effects. SOC
81 $1.5O and 81.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18
MILLINERY.

to me, peaceful, and never in any
trouble, except when filled with
whiskey. | want to tell the peo
pie that it was drink. 1t dragged
him downward and to his death.
He was the last of my children,
the last boy. Of course, if the
world can profit by his being
taken away like this, | want to
tell it. The dead cannot speak
for themselves. My boy was con.
siderate and kind, but you see
what whiskey brought him to-"
Charlotte News.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18
Elderly White Man Attempts
Horrible Crime.

Hamlet, N c., special in Char
lotte Observer: Late yesterday
afternoon j. M. Crowson, aged As
years, attempted to rape the
6 year-old child of Mrs. Will
Henderson, and but for the
screams of the child the man
would have accomplished his
evil purposes. The little girl is
Mrs. Crowson's niece, and with
her mother was visiting at the
Crowson home. Mrs. Crowson
and Mrs. Henderson stepped out
OF the room and left Crowson
with the child. In a short while
the mother heard the cry of her
child and ran to her rescue.
Crowson exclaimed: "Give me a
stick and | will kill the dog" at
was not dog, but you" exclaim-
ed the child, whereupon the
brute left and has not yet been
apprehended.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18
w hiskey the Cause of Jim
Stephenson's Death, Says
his Mother.

IL want the world to know that
1t wasn't my boy, it was the whig-
key In him that led TO his death"
remarked Mrs. Mary Jane Ste
Venson, mother of Jim Stephen
son, who was killed by Mr.. j. T..
klmball some weeks ago. She
sat In the office of Solicitor Clark
son, clad in the garb of mourn.
ing, aged and decrepit, but talk
ing with remarkable bravery un
der the ST. &" ows of tragedy so
great and infinitely near to her
mother-he
"He was a kind boy and good
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18

1t is our instructors business
to help you demonstrate to your
self the ease and certainty and
5ecpe of operation that has placed
these machines in millions of
homes all round the world.
They are built like a watch,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18

For cold or a cough take Kenne6y's Laxa-
tive Cough Syrup. 1t is BETTER than
any other cough rem edy because Its laxa-
tive principle assures a healthy, copious
action OF the bowels ana at the same time
II heals irritation of the throat, stregthens
the bronchial tubes and allay Inflammation
OF the mucous membrane Contains Honey
and Tar, pleasant Ito take. Children like
1t Conforms to the National Pure Food
and Drug Law. Sold by Craw Bros
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18

long enough becomes more or less
OF an expert in his respective
line. So it is with the habit of
saving money. The person who
persists in his efforts to save is
bound in reasonable length of
time TO become what is called a
well-to-do person. All of us can
not hope to be rich, but all of us
should be independent.
Every person should save sys
tematically at least tenth OF
his income. 1t makes no differ
ence how small that income is, if
it be $15 a month or $50 a
month. The systematic saving of
one-tenth of an income will in
the end make any man we'll to-
do citizen. The first dollar per-
son has over and above the aciu-
al needs seems to be an insignifi-
cant sum, but if he will place
that dollar in savings bank and
add to it every time he has any
money that he really does not
need, it will soon amount to
sum that will not look insignifi-
cant. There are always oppor-
tunities offered to people, and in
my position | often hear people
say "I wish | had a thousand
dollars" or two thousand as the
case may be,-"I know where |
could make nice inves ment."
There will always be plenty of
opportunities for the man who
has the money, and if he has
earned it he has learned how to
use it,. Let him start out as a
beginner, keep persistently at it
and will give him a guarantee
that he will in the end become
an expert. Most of the success.
iul savers we have as depositors
in our bank make it a rule, when
they draw their salary, to take
out of that salary the amount
they should save, place it in the
bank, and then make the balance
do 10 live on. A young man who
is about thirty. five years old who
is one of our customers and who
has followed the above rule, is
worth today $4,000. He made
every cent of it and his salary up
to the present time never has ex
ceeded $50 per month. If you
want to have a good town, with
good citizens in that town, have
a set of people who are savers
and who have bank accounts.
We have one of the best towns
In South Carolina today, and by
all of US pushing and pulling to.
gether, there is no telling what
we can do. Had some one pre-
dicted ten years ago that Rock
Hill would be the size that she
is, have the educational advan
tages, the manufacturing and
banking institutions she has, he
would have been laughed at.
You have done a most excel.
lent work towards pushing Rock
Hill, and | certainly hope you
will keep at it" in the future
as you have done in the past. /
firmly believe we are destined to
be a great city.
Very truly yours,
T.o
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18

down to the last little screw;
that's why they will do three
times as much work for you as
most people get out of job-lot de-
partment-store sewing machines
land do three times as many
kinds of work, too.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18

Mrs Joyce, $50 Sullivan St.. Clare.
mont. n. H., writes: About n year ago
bought two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure
1t cured me of severe case of kidney
trouble of several years standing 1t GER
talniy is grand good medicine, and
heartily recommend it. Funderburk Phar-
macy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18

Have made preparation for the hot days? MAYS
the summer month when hot weather
and let show the lightweight fabrics that showing
for the hot time.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18
Disturbed the Conxreration.

The person who disturbed the congreea-
tion last Sunday by continually coughing
10 requested to bny bottle OF Fole, q
Honey and Tar. Funderburk Pharmacy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18
Home Merchants.
they Should be Patron
ized---Every Dollar Sent
Away Hurts Your Town
What the Habit of Saving
Will Do for a Man and his
Community.

The following communication
appeared in the last issue of the
Rock Hill Record. 1t was wrii-
ten by former Lancastrian. Mr..
Ira B. Dunlap, who is now cash
ier OF one of Rock Hill's prosper.
Gus banks. The article is so full
of sound philosophy, aud being
along lines that have been agitat-
ed in these columns, that we re-
produce it in full. The arguments
with reference to Rock Hill apply
with equal force to Lancaster:
Mr.. @. X. Schwrar, Editor The
Record, Rock Hill, S. G.
My Dear Sir: l have been read
ing with a great deal of interest
your editorials headed "The
Home Dollar" l want to ex
press to you my congratulations
for the able way in which you
present the matter. While this
kind OF work is nothing more than
every good, enterprlsing news
paper man should do, at the same
time there are very few editors
who take the time and trouble
and see the great Importance of
this kind of work.
The average man and woman
are forever hunting bargains. IT
they would think for minute
they could readily see that it is
simply absurd for a person to
think that he could send to New
York, Chicago, ST. Louis or some
other large city and buy an arti-
Gle costing from one to five dol
lars as cheap as our merchants
could buy the same article when
the merchant buys in lots amount
ing 10 thousands of dollars at a
time. 1t may be that our mer-
chants do not at all times have
the exact article that a customer
wants; but | venture to assert
that If the customer will take the
advertisement he sees in a cata-
logue to his merchant and saw
that he would like him 10 order
the article for him, he would
get 1T without having to pay any
more money and allow the home
merchant to make a profit on the
transaction. When home mer-
chant makes a statement 10 a
customer relative to the quality
of an article, the article has got
10 come up to his representations
or the customer will make him
responsible for it. In ordering
from bargain houses you have
to send your money along
with the order. If the goods do
not please you, and they seldom
do, you have no redress. The
amount of money sent away from
Rock Hill to mail order houses
by our people annually would
support another tremendous es
tablishment in our town. Every
new enterprise started in Rock
Hill helps every person in Rock
Hill either directly or Indirectly.
Every dollar taken away from
Rock Hill hurts every person
in Rock Hill either directly or
indirectly.
There is another field which |
have always felt should be cover
ed by the editors and that is, the
habit OF saving. have positive
proof that the man who saves is
better citizen than one who
does not. Before a person can
really feel proud of his town and
OF his country, before he can
have any real enthusiasm or
pleasure In his work, he must
first know what it is to accumu-
late money To acquire the habit
of saving you have first got to
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18

VI oDooS SoOuS az W, lOC, lCC, lCC
and SOC.
Mems Clothing.
We have just received by ex-
press 25 Blue Serge Suits in sim
gle and double brsast, the kind
that you pay 1900 for, special for
this sale 1900.
Our entire line of clothing is
swell and up to date. If inter
ested call and let US show you the
line.
Canvas Slippers.
We have just received large
shipment of White Canvas Slip
pers for ladies and misses.
Ladies sizes at 25 and 1.50.
Misses sizes 13 TO 2 at 100.
Misses sizes 9 to II at S5c.
Children sizes 6 to S at 69c.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18
White Lawns.

10 pieces 40 inch White Lawn
15c grade, special for this sale
10c. First come, first served.
5 pieces 45.iuch Persian Lawn
cannot be matched for less than
25c, special for thls sale 19c.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-18
Colored Lawns.

Best Z 1-2c Lawns in neat dots
and stripes, special, 10 yards for
49 cents.
Best 12 1 &c Lawns in neat pat
terms, special 10 yards for soc.
10 pieces White Organdie, pos
itively worth 10 and - 1.2c, spe-
cial Z 1-2c per yard.
We axe showing a large range
of Mulls in solid colors and large
floral designs. Prices ranging
from II 1 &c to Csc the yard.