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THE P PUBLISHED BY THE PROPST COMPANY G - * PRETTY TOGS FOR KIDDIES In our wash wear department we are showing a pretty selection of dresses.for little tots, growing girls and mis ses. They are made in smart designs that embody ser vice and quality.. The materials-workmanship-stye -fast colors-together with our reasonable prices, make them thrifty clothes to buy. Price Range 98c Up. Children's socks have been very-difficult to secnre this season. Beginning Saturday morning we will have a complete assortment in fancy colored tvops and plain'socks in all sizes from 4 to 9~1-2. The price will be 25c and 35c per pair. We are always glad to have parents bring the little ones to us to be fitted in shoes. We realize the necessity of having a child's foot correctly encased in a good fit ting comfortable shoe, that gives them sufficient freedom to "wiggle their wee toes." Our shoes are designed on Nature lasts. We never lower our quality ,to kiss price -but nevertheless our prices are reasonable. We will thank our out-of-town friends to send us their .mail orders. Our parcel-post service is prompt and ef ficient. "The by violence U C. WINNSBOO,SC. a _____________________ You cani trust ared-haired woman P. M. DEES in everytking save temper. Editor and Publisher __________________________ A hot tip is the kind you're surest Entered in the post office at Winns- to get burnt on. K boro, S. C., as second class mail mat. Any attempt to enact dry iegislation ter-In Chile Is likely to be hot stuff. WHAT WILL WINNSBORO BE- IN Caiyhsanwrl ncvrn TEN YEARS.?a uttueoprzfih. This is the question whieh shouldbediespotswtJakFs. be in the mind of every man, woman ______ and child who has the interests of the Onkidoaimlevrwtoe town at heart.atasaefiistepliclga The future of Winnsboro dependswo. upon the answer. The answer de pends upon you,.odn lo sbetrta odn Will the merchants be able to meet tebg the competition of the merchants of________ other towns? Will the manufactur.. rolnspcaitsyspsiit ers' labor and transportation wantsloetirhr.Ceruorgbad be supplied ? Will there be plenty of hae clean and comfortable homes ? Will there be ample school rooms, play.. htsrkeo pnshgvrmn grounds and other environments soemlessonsiemre aaa necessary for the development ofbuies happy and healthy childhood-the I etn akt acn omly first prerequisite for the citizenship acmrms ih erahdo h of the future. Will there be develop- udrle ed here that Community Spirit and leadership so vitally necessary in car- Po tafrwoe wulbin rying forward all the civic and com- te nte ftedutu oso mercial enterprises of the modern ctznhp progressive town? Teara oemo trsacn Winnsboro calls you to her service,.~ m~~ti n h p n on Serice means faith, co-operation,ofarin. sacrifice. The past is past and no useful purpose is served by clinging Tewrdwro eafo h to old quarrels and misunderstand..ln sabtl wihee h ai ings of bygone days, Not Winnsboro ______ "was" but Winnsboro "Will be," not OnofteIetbe lmtaf regrets but hopes, not fear but ?aith wsaei ainsafisi ag must be the keynote to future great- aon futkn die . ness. Towns and cities are built by men, ad'smbypooe.nol and Winnsboro will grow in greatness txt oae;wt h only as the men of this town grow lr a.Weni sol ad in the same direction. N alnamt eiefrwr Winnsboro will be just what we -vr atnta va ett a ake it.Christ tha wa nw frced in oei _________ une conarlkn whks thin geena Firdaynight"he Geat Rdeem e 54tdgvids ItthrIs noitopping Frot. er l~ an 30 adisson.SlOes frind ome axpnevers re Tuesdayanithte"fairpissthewithiticalegta. Cornng o Ma 27-Foridde FO SALHn ersoncylnderha Fholding-17 aos betite r a ong Li bg ROPST WEEKLX WINNSBORO, S. C., APRIL 22, 1921. BUNNY SAYS Tempest in a tea-cup-Home Brew. John Bull provided the meat for the "Irish Stew." Frenchie's idea of reparation is skinning Fritzie. King Cotton is slowly regaining his strength. Sall Scroggins was blinded Saturday by the sand storm on our Dusty Main. Let's make our town look so.good that every visitor will become a Booster. Our square-jawed young-council have some hard prob lems beford them in making Winnsboro a better town. Every loyal citizen should give them their sympathy and support. Nowadays when a good-fellow says "Have one," you don't know whether to take a look or a drink. After all everything evens up in this old world. The rich have ice in summer-the poor 'get" theirs in the winter. This is not a time for hot heads and cold feet-it -is a time for utmost confidence and every shoulder to the wheel of practical reconstruction. Store You tear So Much A ir-jt zeepa on ax. It 15, VO A MS have to be prepared to prove an alibi at ay moment. Ti atr n oaega8W SThe Story of tasttosadshsuesfln Our States saifcoyrstsan Dy JONATHAN BRACE p ~ VIII.9 SOUTH CAROL.INA A8LMAr.Ya * had been p * made apro * ~ prietary gov -~ 80 ernment inReu _the territory 9extenzding fromn Virginia to Flor-9 SIda was granted by Charles II e 9In 1663to eght gentlemlen asa a Sreward for their efforts in his e Sbehalf. The name Carolina Scomes from the Latin, Carolus, meaning C~arles. It was not 9really named after Charles II,9 but originaly In honor of Charles 9IX, king of France, by Hugue- 9 nots who built a fort near Beau 9fortin 1562. SThe fact that the Carolinas 9 9became tater two distinct colo 9nles was due to chance. It hap-9 :pened that the earliest settle thents located at points far re moved from each other. The 9 9first permanent settlements in9 South C ar oII in were about W e n s 9 CharIegon, while those In North 9 Carolina were around Albemarle i sound. The life in the two sec * tions also was quite different.9 p South Carolina was largely de * voted to the cultivation of rice t and indigo and the planters soon grew very rich with their large #estates on which the labor was9 :performed by slaves, In fact, 9just before the Revolution the9 population showed twice as many 9blaeks as whItes.9 ~ aoia a undtc yIn 12 the government of the pthe lord proprietors to the king p. and there was then formed the etwo separate provinces.9 South Carolina was the eighth ____________ 9state to adopt the Constitution,9 Sthe vote of ratification being 9paused In May, 1788. The Pal *metto state, as South Carolina SIs sometimes called, extends over 30,989 square miles, and It par-G e raA ption to the extent of nine ele-9 :tors.B 9 (OWThis pasture and forage grass)w9 9is nfdue9nteUntdSat NEWS; VOL. 1: NO. 2 DEBEVOISE BRASSIERES Are a necessity as well as a luxury to every woman whether of slender, medium or full figure, because it contributes so much to her style, comfort and health and adds a charm and beauty to her appearance that nothing else can supply. - We sell hese famous Brassieres at.55c up. SAY ME# DO YOU KNOW Old Sol.will soon slide the heat gear in high? That means you will have to shuck your coat and vest. Don't you think this is a good time to go over your shirts- And see if they will bear inspection? You know they are not puncture proof-but ours are tub proof. Rub and scrub them, the colors come up smiling. Priced $1.50 up. Now fellows we know that you are busy working and possibly -we ought to try to sell you Headlight overalls instead gf real Dress-Up-Togs. But you know you need a nice looking suit when you accompany the good lady to church on Sunday. We have some real clothes to show you. Come-in this week and take a peep. bout" now become onf w o'or forage crops. Sown broadcast, en We have the seed'in s fhesoil ha warhied up in the spring i E DUG .COMPANY sat the rate of 18. to 20lbs. per acre, tit yields an abgndant crop and dur- KO0D A KE RS-Correct developng-*~ n ing the season1 furnishes two or three means b~etter pictures. Send your ,. heavy cuttings, according to weather kodak films to us and get the best. Sconditions. It is a tall-growing, an Columbia Studio, 1423 Mai Street, e nual Grass, possessing wonderful Columbia, S. C. Write for price s food value, and is keenly relished .by list. 6.9 d Mrs. U. R. Fortunate est thehonor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter9 Ima Love I to Mr. I. B. Joyful [ay evening, eleventh day of May, 2 steen hundred and twenty-one eight-thirty o'clock Community Building tev. 0. B. There, Officiating Minister. 1 dmission : . 25 Cents. nefit Converse Club.