Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?ething Good ...For... ssas Next Week We've selected a number of interesting bargains from the different |g departments that are worth your while to investigate-you know, of ag course, our offerings are always the best in quality and style. With fig these price reductions, there'll be lots doing Monday morning and ||| next week. ass = Do You Need a Pair of Lace Curtains? m 11 ? 1 'ASL. sss ?SS Es: We put on sale Monaday morning our entire stock at "way down" -ss ss prices. In the lot there are a good many single pairs, some two pairs s5s 55 and up to four pair of a kind-some too are just a little soiled but one EEs time washing will make them like new. Fine Curtains in white and sss Ecru Nets elaborately designed. Scrim Curtains with Battenberg Ess edge. .$8.50 Curtains at $5.50 $7.50 Curtains at $5.00 $6.00 Curtains at $3.75 $5.00 Curtains at $3.50 $4:00 Curtains at $3.00 $3.50 Curtains at $2.50 $3.00 Curtains at $2.00 $2.50 Curtains at $1.75 $1.50 Curtains at $1.00 $1.00 Curtains at 75c sss ?= A Clearaway of ft Coat Suits and Coats On your vacation or stay at home, one of tHe se will come, in handy, We've picked out fourteen suits and ten coats and priced them just half-that's' all--Alterations extra. None charged. $40.00 Suits at $2 .00 $35.00 Suite at $17.50 $32.50 Suite at $16.25 $30.00 Suite at $15.00 $27.50 Suite at $13.75 $25.00 Suits at $12.50 $22.50 Suite at $11.25 $16.00 Suite at $ 9.25 $25.00 Coate at $12.50 $15.00 Coate at $ 7.50 $10.00 Coate at $ 5.00 'isis: That Extra Hat Many pretty trims i ftady to p'ut right on, many more new untrim med shapes and tri minings and a trimmer to make you just any sort j of a hat you want. The price won't both?r one bit-so cheap you '; can well afford two. Come in, let's talk hats next week. 'asm .55 In ratines and crepes, all colors, mighty pretty for dresses and skirts* a good chance to get good quality at shodd y prices. > $1.50 Reduced to $1.15 $1.00 Reduced to 75c $1.35 Reduced to ?1.00 75c Reduced to 50c 25c Reduced to 19c OXFORD SPECIALS for WOMEN and CHILDREN ?5 Children's Gingham Dresses at Special Prices. Just come in nex* week and iisk about these things-you'll find lots of other specials th at we haven't mentioned. FAXT?UKO WK. An event of nimh interest which lek place Wedne.jav evenlng'at 8:ao in thc Baptist church at Walhalla, was the rnarriag?; of MUB Mae Nevitt Tant and Joel Edward Firown of Grim?e. California. The .church was beuuti tully decorated with lorna and enough pink mountain laurel to br?rrg out the favored color. At the appointed hour, to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march, plaved by Miss Myra Fain and Mies Willie Kay Robinson of Anderson, tho bridal pan y entered. The ushers., four of tho bride's gifl friends wearing attrac tive white frocks and pink girdles coming first. They were followed by i the flower girls, little Misses Fant and i Darby. The other attendants were i <:.etie Evans. John Russell and Mar lgu Smith of Pendleton, who acted us groomsnu n and Misses Helen Fant. Mae Pratt of Georgetown and Irene Drown of (Jrimes, California were the bridesmaids. Misc Wilhelmenn Fant and Mrs. K. P. Smith were her maid and dame of honor. All tho bride's attendants wore exquisite pink crepe meteor gowns and carried pink sweet peas. The bride entered ?with her fath er Mr. Nevitt Fnnl and was met at, the altnr by thc groom with his best man. Willett Sloan. Thc bride's gown wan of white charmeuse embroidered in roses. Her veil of tulle arranged cap fashion waa edged with lace and orango blossom?. She cai ried a ?.bower bouquet of ros?e and lillies of the valley. During the ceremony Miss Eloise Strother sung "O Promise Me." As tho bi ?dal parly left the church. .Misses Fant and Robinson played Men delssohn's Wedding March. Imme diately after the ceremony the bridai party war given an informal reception at,tho l\bmc of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrr. Keyitt Fant. Mr. and MTB. Dr?wb will ntuke their home In c?: hues. Cn 11 lorn la. Clemson Dance. The. girls und men attending .the commencement dance at Clemson Col lege Tuesday, evimiug from Anderson were Misses Elizabeth Van Wyck. Rosamond Bini lue. Jessie Diowne and Hester . Drewer. Rip Major. Phil W? hlte, Harold Webb, Dilly Wakefield. Harry-Mayfield. Will Matt leon and Dr. Herbert Harris. . Afternoon I'arly. Miss Hazel Murphy entertained thc membitrs of her 'Sunday school class Tucfdhy afternoon fit her. home on South McDudle str?t. ./Outdoor guuien were-played'aft cr which the hostess Vcrved delightful refreshments. . Miss Hherurd's Dance. One of thc mont delight ful - dances of | thc r.urumer was niven Thursday even ing in the Wi'i ??un si on PIM lc Pavilion when i>i is s Lydia sherard entertained, lu honor of her guests, Mles Carol ll enid on of Greenville and Miss Tor-i renee of Gnslonia, N. C. Miss Sherard und Krame Thompson of Anderson led the grand mureil. This war. followed with twenty card dances. The Willi;mston baud fur nished the music far the dancers. Mrs. Sherard und Mrs. Kirby n?rveo reftor.hlng punen abd sundiwehes dur ing the evening. The ghin and men from Anderson enjoying thia dance wore Misses Vina Patrick, Linda Thompson, Hester Brewer. Lorena Cummings, Carolina Vance, Elizabeth Van Wyck. Lucy Car penter. Lob; .la ck roi i il Mr. and Mia. Hat leeton. Barton, Billy Wakefield, Sam Orr Ti Ibbie, Bill Mattlaon, Frank Thompson, . Tom Cartwright, Geno Watson, .Billy Marshall, Buck Barton, Phil Wllhite. George Boleman, Stark Sullivan, Bill Green Harold Webb, Ernest Johnson, Henry Cason. Clyde Smith, Joe, Doutlilt and Dr. Herbert Harrie* . Ruse Hill nance. Friday evening a delightfully in formal dance wau given at Ro-.e Hill Club.* Ten couples, enjoyed the one step and hesitation from 9 till 12. Sherbert was served the dancers. The following members enjoyed this | delightful party: Misset' Lois Ander son, .Mary .Stark Watkins, Helen Har ris, Ruth. Brownleo, .Frances Ander son, Julia' .Ledbetter, Eleanor Frank, Emily Sullivan, Alberta Farmer and Josephine Orr of bCarlotte; Will Sul livan. Jr., Walter Robinson. Nini B. Sullivan, Walter Guest,.Harold Sulli van, .Dan Ledbetter. Ralph Smith, Roger Barton, Robert Burriss, Sloan St ophelia and Earle Dean of Atlanta. MK. HAROLD Mr F ALL TO WED. Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson Stem request the honor of your presence at tho marriage of their daughter lillian ; to / Mr. William Harold McFall ,on Thursday, evening tho twenty-fifth nf June at half after eight o'clock Baptist Church J' Darlington, South Carolina. Mr. McFall is one of the McFall's o? this city, and ia the youngest son of .Mrs." Lou. McFall, Who makea her home with hov daughters, Mrs. BIgby : aud Mrs. l.Mllhouse. There are many friends hero who will extend their best wishes to tho young.groom-elect. Jil** Wcuclr, Honored. Mr3. T. L. Cely entertained tb . younger sqt'Tuesday evening at her home oh Calhoun street in honor of Miss Kathleen Wen ck of Piedmont. Dancing was enjoyed till a late hour after which ' the hot tess Berved-^a tempting salad course. Punch ^as served on tho porch.' Those Invited to moot Miss Wbuck were Misses Frailc?s j Anderson Holes Harris, Jul ta Lr?t ter, Molly' Uj^:d?&8g* Candidates Are Lined Up Ready For Starting - Columbia, June 13.-South Caroli- Fothow of Colutub'u both antl-Uleasit na's biennial "cirrua opens on Wed- er fcacn one confident of winning, nesday and will give continual per- " For railroad ?oinnilss?oner C. ? D. l oiti.er of Spartnuburg, G. W Fairey, lormancea until August -20th. F.verv of i.ur, .Mpote, F. .H. Sheaiy. of Lex u.unty in t?o btate wj.ll he vlBlted. and i,lt.IOn. J, H Wharton, pf .Laurens, and ot, ea.-h day them will he a perform- \y. i. Witherspoon of Yorkvilie ar? of attce at one of the Ai county so vs. iferine tor u,e 0\M ? of tl. I CauRh the route having been mapped out by u,ani who it} not rUKnln" fn,. ,e.eiecton ibo State litinorra?c Executive "in- Hnd wllo hus ueld tne lac.,. for t..VoiVe mitt.-e. j,?ar*. Th. re viii be two "i Inga'" o? the 'comptroller General ? W. Jones la (lieus u.fr year, one made up ot opp,Jsed for re-election by Mr. J. A. candidates or I lilted Mates sen ,tor Sv!InmprseM of Columbia. A.torn?v u,,dt.?th?r ot the candidate Mr ?ov- Gi,neral Tho6. H. I'cop les Is running eran.- and other Mate ottley. r * HVATNFLT MR. A Q. nrice of cboster ?atteris so rr.wded that thor? will commissioner of .Wvuuuure E. J. h. little tiine^.ive" for ?ie ind.. o ni, .vnlKO". Se.-rctarv of State R, M. Mc act. ra to perform. About all they will Cow| sup?rlllbindr?it of Kdu ailpp J. have time to do will be to make their E swoarm.-eu. and State Measurer The'racT'for United States senator ^0Tho?[^,are 80 *" ?jj who defeated some half dozen epndl- ??^TO?SHSl d?tes six years aBo is ashing for -e- gSfTW** *. ?. Mal'** of Orange election. Against him (?overnor Colo ,,B'. ? o wi. i i 1.. Bter.se. Just completing second terni n P\8, * ,al<Z " 1? l-l Hie once of ehlof executive lu,. "^n?i H"'" i"?\ ? ft, pitted his strath, and is ushin, the W ?*-? ta? ;?? tue toga on lils snouiuers. . ?/LisL'.i o LIuli r. . .. r*r! i, ,. ... ?_" " , ." ,,_" ,,,of Barnwell, v/Mle,Com;-vesir.Mi Wyatt It was tnt tun t for a lanie t Imo ti.u ...._... ,.." T. . , . . , ", . of Cheraw rudely shat . red ul ea cu- ted again** St!'U J. Nicholl:? of Spnrton latlons when be shied his hat into he " R ? , T P ring and announcod.that he is mun og of ^ " Mr w p SlevoIIBOn ,.f for lulled States senator I afeo JP , ,U>RAW ennnt^ <S INHL c,fZt?n other two entrants .Mr PoltooV is T) R ^ u l|u? nf,h Jg,^ a fluter and a ner?e debutor presshig wllIIe Mr A ^ l?llIM,.r |B 50{?poH!'^ a red hot t,-angular contes', tor the gongresam?n J. Wil?ird naisdale. s-nate this sunnier. In addition to the?c ..fheca. hninf !t ts Vie general cxpectuticu "mt the State senate, and th . entire nera Governor lt ease will launch a terrifie berB)l| pf a , ^ (f r,.1Jlinion"uiv0|j uttabk .n. Senator^ Smith, this b| ?f are t., he elected. The county officer? gatlieied largely from thecvup^ij are f0 be .,,.,,"., lll(,,,,u.|" ^ waged by Hu governor again?- Judge ?.anipB,RI1 jrd,ot 4 cllo1tRu lrt Katicfy Ira U Jones t-ve years ago. \\?i..t.tr ^ ^ ,n,u,ja!l!,. u-timnd., of tho ^eiiK(or,.Hjmlti) will b^. a.- .-,to r? pif pe0"ic the attu. li .-.nd ^sault the public rc.- jfip*^^ t ixnya^ ""ens nt St or ; or the C ovl rnor s a Matthews o:i Wo 1 ,.>sday ju'd tbs guli sting Sou li Carolina. .V. I'oMicc 'Jg^Pj (.auv ^ ?p & , will undouht .'iv romp on both of his BUUU, d Thc ^^l'?^tolg opponv.Ks und the general .d.n of t,..? k , orangeburg on T|i,ur*la>. al contest Is summoned np in an expr?s- g Wdg, and at Charleston j. on heard .every day "Hie tur wll ?tttlirdaj:. Tho .other partly goea t. ri>,;" , , , , M?nsing. Tliursdhy. Mopoclt's Co:* Hie State campaign rjng a crowded ner Friday. and 'Georgetown Paturday, with aotors There will bo ut least a . AH ple?lf?KB mHst be .Hied with Stat? dozen candidates for governor, turee (ijmlruiftn j.uhn..t5uTy Jivuns. by noni ror. Ueuteaiant (.oyernor. .two Mr ?J Tuesday when eutrlcs will close comptroller general. si>c for railroad Tho ifrst primary takes pt? on Au couinilfisloncr. two for attorney geper- 2r, HUd the second Sept-m'nT 8 ni. titree for adjutant general, and cor- two weeks later. . talnly ono ouch for state treasurer, ., ; ,;; 1_;___V superintendent of education, commis- ayr f A? ID??U TAI Iff Q flouer of Agriculture, and.secretary of Wi?I-AwtllS i ?^RwO Slate. There may be.inore.?MU a.con- ' ??tf^fT AT TTH^LMAN servatlve estimate places th? cntrlos ****tf* * ,$i*****$X*fr** in the state campaign ring nt lt ^?)t ' . ? .'? i j? *27.an(l possibly 30. An average of vrfn AJ|W.??>? UL?LWi R-??A?I*??s ?n? minutes each would, tube UP ..three !we5?S-..? ??Ps hours for thc candidates to spoak ami 1 Aiken's Stand On Ca?ial Tolla . few audiences will keep their patience L. ? t??ii longer than that. ?epftal Bul The "governors" will, be given more .? -.M'y/. ttme dian the others and some of the other office seekers will Just get Uriie MsLAURIN REPL enough to announce their name's, give' . lb reply to Senator Tillman's speed the attlee they arc seeking, and thunk as printed lu The-Intelligencer, Sena the voters. In advanue,. for their sup- tor. John L. .Mc i,?mr in li UK given th? port, and then.slt.dpwn. following statement: V'hlle there has been a genera! idea I noticed lu youi paper of today in; tl-at the race for governor woul.i bo name flgurljDg._ln, Senator Tillman'i an "Alphonfle-Gu3ton" affale, r-cent qneecp explaining bia change of posi f.truwa :Show that this "ring" Uko all tlon on the repeal of the canal tolls. H others that have performed In South draws ab analogy with my altitud' Carolina will warm up. Several of the <"Uhe Paris treaty, I would be yer; would be ".governors" ' are already unhappy/'.soya the senator, .If Wc champing at the blt and any little Laurln could Justly charge rae wltl nbrns bn will .tor' the conflagration, prescribing phyalc for him whkh IJny "Lay cn MacDulf," will likely be the Sf f ,0mtSW,"LNLl?rt?t^ n ot'?, of thia c?.i.rjHtM, RS in the si>n- tft11 to Etand by the party plitfprpi am u?i ial?rring ?o^t ha? is ?u K aver- Xg? ^?gg^W^g^ 9.? South carolan demand. Tue gf^? -"uic. easy g.,10 lt-.r?w attract . Au g \0 doP juBt that thing. lt :3 thi Lt fH6^' il? ?SWJ3ffli^ inconsiEtency which constitutes bi K ui&r? ? tCr most V?Hd CWW to greatness. , Ni .*!-.?,,Y ..e. i'?-? -, j triily.great man ever bothers his lieu "Claims of victories are alroady be. about being consistent. What's. Iii Inc made. Governor Bloase thinks he use? The 8enat'or la not much moi will defeat Senator Smith by 18.000 o? a excess as a coat tail swinger tba votes and eay sb. Mr. Pollock's pn- j aD). I did not know, however, tba trance ho .figures dpes .not interfere u waB a'e .popular In Washlpgtbn aa 1 with hip following but Pollock'a votes South Carolina. will come off Smith. Senator Smith He seems to find it as difficult to ea has btated that he will be reelo^t->d by plain about Wilson's coat tulls as 1 d l;..;'uo !. ajority. (lia friends sa\ Pol- abput.ineaae'u imd bia .reaii.onu.are Jm lock's votes will not'come off .'mitb. about na disingenuous as .inlne. ^er Mr I ollock thinks the people want ,v$bn J pasoed that' "precious enibh't mo-? n ?\fcrif I to "choose traill and a of "peace and 'fraternity" to anbthe Kider *ttuid mid offers lilmae'f. His Atter clearly d?monstratlng that Prei friends say his chancea are good and Ident Wilson ia wrong, he Justifies hi that hu will draw support from b ub own change of voto by showing what or thc ot ner'actions. fool the late lamented state ponvehtlo The -vin'm*" In tt?e govern jr's race made ot Itself. The convention lacl luis not ?free beyond the s~ :ond ,pn- ed the leadership of our senators an mary, all statements being based -n congressmmi, most of .v,hom were ele? who will nahe .the ^'tond rae?, Major ted de ?gales,, but found urgent bus .?ib i (5. Ricard's frle;u!a think Uc.M .?e?w- el&e^'HntMu VntMLh sure of being In the second race es- ^.SL9tt!^^r?Bft th, ". "" . . J""I"?",I"" While heartily concurring in thl pecially since his d?clar?t lon .ror prftpo8lt|o? aho?t th? fDlly 0f the cot Mease. Professor John C. Cllnksqales JL^RL. lt o,0es seem to .me that ft followers assert he ls gaining ground ea, quc8tIo?; fs whether the repeal < HO fast that he will lend the first ^pri- the tolls is right or wrong, not wheU mary and win in thc socond. Like er the platform or Wilson ls to Y claims pre made by friebds of Lieut en- obeyed. |t is a *reat question of m mit Governor C. A.-Smith, Solicitor R. tional policy which should outweij A. Cooper, Representativo W. C. Irby, eltljor Piesldent or platform. P? Jr., Mr. L. J. Browning, Speaker M. L. sdnally. *I admire tlie stand ?f R?gi Smith, Mr. C?. s. Simms, Mr. R. I. Man. dale and Wyatt Aiken, not - only bi nings, and others. . - '.pauso lt take? moral courage to o' Senator John L. McLaurln announc- pose thc hand that apportions the pul ed some weeks ago that he would be He pie, but because on the merita elected governor, but his recent letters to the country's best interest. Tl In the press have given rise to an people of the UtifUM States have pa opinion Uiat ho la getting ready for far the canal abd should get some .r hu. r'sw^n pong" and another exit. /or their .v mpa.ey.... Koretaie: In ?ac race for ll?utonant governor ?B^^^^?S%C .. _o..",i. n'o.??i, L-.ii.vn? privileges as our own people, unlei m:^mff^^^^m^m?W U?, bad contrlb??d'towards ?*^ ^^^^?S?iW^?t^^ struoUou of the cana.. J. V Hunter of P??nvberg,,anu Mr. A. J. The statement ti a' v.- .<n.ij ,ou ?--i^r..-.^^,^vw^v^.- po.a subsidy Jo a ' s?.pu.tug truBt", Itvan. Will Sullivan, Jr., Robert Rus- w,?I'N. A A,,,0,0I ^SKKSS self. Ralph Smith. Sloan Stephens. 4Wo havotrio American merch?nt ?Mi [Jcbrge William Brown. Ban ^butter, to uso, it bceauso tho subsldUcd Vc Oscar tdarttn. Waller t?u^t, Walter a?ls^ ' ? 'mi^!Li}' light ho?Rekvu Pl?... can ?iu?ibh r. hut a "cutter" n?ea'gppV io- .::v,: : ol' or bHwee?f'.v Shoals *o?"13?v. low.-.tbl{Rt^**^>^^]^h; cons r^hc^ks^ *?'.'-''. - '. ' E Vfin;-at r; unie h ! ? i h ?? ? . - - ? ?WBM?^Will 1,1 IL?nriV . . - * .j jj o . - St j? Y* ? '? . . ?>- -.?'fe The Rock >Jl|?: will meer at tin; utuay. .J ? organ {sing ?uu.; UioeUng-wtll 1 the afternoon. June l?; U^^l^r^!. lit .o? ; .>-:" .... . '.'*.';;