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PUBLISHED BY THE PP, Awa TO THE MOST BOUNT UES SINCE THE DAYS If the "price question" joying the better style clothes-forget it. This town. Here, the best ma( omv. In the smartest mn's towns Royal Tailoring is vogueful and correct custo ship. If you want the best clo want to save $10 to $20 o see us. No matter what your I fabric, you will find it emb: There is a $4,000,000 cc of honorable tradition bac Your money back always if dred per centum. Price range for Royal . $27.50 Up. Palm Beach an Our measure taker has Master of The Tape Line b, The News and Herald. WINNSBORO, S. C. P. M. DEES Editor and Publisher Entered in the post office at Winns boro, S. C., as second class mail mat ter. Some people see through a glass bluely and others report bigger sales for the first three months of 1921 than the corresponding period of 1920. Some people cannoft see prospects of anything but the sheriff and the poor house, while others put in their timie selling something, not in shivering and shaking over he possibility of bankruptcy. Some people hear of something horrible happening to a business man and regard themselves as next, while others breathe a little deeper and go over their list of pros pects. No matter how dull things may seem, somebody is always buying something. There are stiil thousands of factories running and paying off regularly every Saturday and the people they pay off are not sending the money to their dlelapidated kin folks. They are spending it, like they always spent it, for fo->d and clothing and comforts and luxuries. They may not be spending it with the fel lows who see so much blue, but they are spending it with somebody. The American family is not a miser. They are not as "saving" as they ought to be, perhaps. They look on moniey as, a means to an end. But the American people have learned a great deal about thrift in the last year or so, real thrift. They do not mind spending any more than they ever minded it, but they believe in getting a dollar's worth for a dol lar, if possible. They know more about how to go about getting that dollar's worth to offer for a dollar and the fellows who admit that and who know how to offer it are the ones who are getting the trade of these thrifty people. The buying public can no more be fooled than the sharpest buyer for the big department store. Sting the pub lic once and they are through with that particular stinger. They want in buy and they will buy, but they THE P1 OPST COMPANY ken Men IFUL GOOD-CLOTHES VAL FOND, FULL DOLLAR OF 1914. h:as been keeping you from en and fit of rnade-to-measure barrier doesn't exist in this le-to-order clothe- are an econ wear shops in nca 0 standard-the erronym for m-tailor styling and workman thes value in America-if you n your summer suit-come to reference is, as to color and aced in The Royal Fabrics. rporation and fifty-two years k of every Royal Tailor suit. you are not satisfied one hun Garments in all-wool fabrics d Tropical fabrics $18 Up. been awarded the degree of r the Royal Tailors. "The have too great a variety of sellers to choose from to have to buy at one place. They are traders, not order ers--and the people getting the trade are the people who know the dif ference. One thing that some business men have never fully realized is the dif ference between the well satisfied customer and the partly satisfied one. People like to come back to the same establishment, to the same salesmen. They will inconvenience themselves te do that. Also, they will inconven.. ience themselves to keep from com-. ing back where they think they have been given a raw deal. They are not coming back. They will try dozens of other places first. Somebody is always buying, some-. body is always selling. At the close of 1921 some men are going to look back and say"The worst year I ever had." Others will say "The best year I ever had." There will be a reason. WINTHROP COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. The examination for the award of vacant Scholarships in Winthroo College and for admission of newv students will be held at the County Court House on Friday, July 1, at 9 a. m. Applicants must not be less than sixteen years of age. When Scholarships are vacant after July 1, th-y will be awarded to those making the highest average ;.t his ex: mination, provided they mneet the conditions governing the award. Ap plicants for Scholarships should write to President Johnson before the examination for Scholarship cx omin~ation blanks. Scholarships are worth $100 and free tuition. The . next session will open September 14th, 1921. For fur ther information and catalogue, ad dress Pres. D. B. Johnson, Rock Hill. S. C. 9..10.. 3 STRAYED-Into my pasture, one red and white graded Guernsey heif.. er, with both ears marked. Her back has solid streak of white about nine inches wide. Owner can get same by paying cost of advertisement, plus a little pasturage. 10-it-pd W. J* Stevenson. ZOPST V WINNSBORO, S C Bunn X m Vtfl . : Au wi be ried then you will never ru After you have seen a nm. to wonder why he wears lo: The Indians used to put forth to scalp a foe. Thei a beau. June is a month of weddi: affects some people. Life is just one thing a had cats for pets, now they Wifey can choose the rest wise bird. There are Life Dew in the mountains. If gossips' tongues could our time pieces would never Some say "Better to be k: be so! But the difference annum. Business conditions are The power of our unified prosperity will make happ; jchants, fill the banks and g Store You, Her ~The Story of SOur States B y JONATHAN BRACE NORTH CAROLINA sr HE CAPI-9 TAL of # +North Caroll na is very ap Snmed Ra leigh, f or it t ease as Sir Wal eter Raleigh who was respon Ssible for North Carolina's first 9settlement. It was In 1584 that SRaleigh obtained permission 9from Queen Elizabeth to plant an English colony in America, 9and the expeditions which he9 *sent established a little colony 9on Roanoke island. There in9 S1587 was born the first Ameri can child of English parents. SShe was named Virginia Dare, after the virgin qireen. This col 9ony, due to England's war with 9 SSpain, could not be properly sup Sported. and after a few years 9 pel~rished. It was not until over * 9a century later that permanent Ssettlements were made. Daring o 9pioneers from Virginia pressed 9south into the new territory, and 9 Sthese, augmented by a large 9company of Huguenots from 9 SFrance and a greater number of 9Germans from the Palatinate, Sfounded the first North Carolina e 9town of Newburn in 1710. By Sthe time of the Revolution the 9 Spopulation in North Carolina Shad increased to such an extent, 9 with an influx of Scotch-Irish i9 9and Scotch Highlanders who 9 settled chiefly in the western 9counties, that it ranked fourth Samong the original thirteen col 9onies. Today Its populatioa en Stitles it to twelve electoral votes e 9for president. In area it stands 9about halIf way among the states iwith 52.426 square miles. North SCarolina was the twelfth state 9to adopt the Constitution, the ~ Sformal ratification taking place 9in Novemher. 1789. The derira- ~ Stion of the name Carolina, as in 9the case of South Carolina, came Sfrom the Latin Carolus, mean Sing Charles. and was given orig-9 inaolly in honor of King Charles SIN of France and retained by 9King Charles II of England. North Carolina is clso known 9as the Old North state. fi@ by McClure Newspaper SyndIcate.) /EEKLY I .JE :rd. 1921. ySays troubled u:ntil You arc mar t. .n in a bathing suit you cease ig pants. )m war-paint when they went odern girl paints up to snare igs. Funny how hot weather ter another. Once maidens have lounge lizards. rt this summer. Hubby is a Savers at the sea shore and be used as clock pendulums run down. orn lucky than rich." May amounts to 8 per cent per mproving slowly but surely. thought concentrated on farmers, contented mer ig the calamity howler. Lr So Much Abol America May Be Eurol With Our Populat: Hy GUSTAVE I Our nitrate situation is not one th nimity. We must develop great electrica steam because of the increasingly serious us with nitrates. The more nitrates we duce. The average comparative yield per United States and Europe was, prior to figures being avo lable-as follows: W ted States, 15 bushels; oats-Europe, bushels; barley-Europe, 3S bushels; U Europe, 30 bushels; United States 16 bushels; United States, 96 bushels. And the reason ? Here it is: In I Germany 214'pounds, and in this countr; a year. In the long run our ability to corn depend to a large degree on our ability t as they do. That cannot be done witho tilizer; and to produce nitrate in suffic large number of great hydro-electric ple reduced cost in connection with irrigatic ted States might be the granary of Euroj more than doubled. We Have No Right to Observance of Sur By DR. W. T. MANNING, Trin This proposed campaign for str'ieter meant but misguided efforts which do ha they are intended to serve. It is impracticab.o, wrong in princi imperfect conception of the Christian re drive religion out of the hearts of the pc WVe have no right to compel religiot The law should forbid all'unnecessary b: far as possible. secure to all their right from their ordinary occupations and of to use it. Further than this the law ma: 666 cures Malaria, Chills and Fev. R er, Bilious Fever, Colds and La sept rippe, or mnev refundedn onr NEWS. Scme women alv:avs look clothes seem to be part of thei ing with their personality. Be "fourdation of style." Mada: variably worn by women whc of smartness. In a Madame corseted. It subtly accentuat ural figure lines. and always f< what position you are in. We are showing a pretty flesh and white materials, with Price range $2.25 to $8.5 Materials far V The pretty new voiles we , make ideal frocks for vacatioi you go r how you travel voile you simply can't crush thei] pretty new satin stripe voiles ing worn by the smartly dre wear. Price range 50c to $1.00. Ginghams for P School is over. Happy tim( folks. All the great out-door romp and make merry. Playt ials of dependability. Mothers will stand the strain of many ginghams. Priced 19c the yard. Lit" pe's Granary Even1 ion Doubled. . S fILLER. n at we can look upon with equa-a .1 plants, which we cannot do by Scoal situation, that will supply tl have the more food we can pro. a acre in bushels and crops in th. the war-no subsequent reliabh ieat-Europe, 32 bushels; Uni 47 bushels; United Sates, 29~ tl nited States, 25 bushels; rye-- ' bushels; potatoes-Europe, 158 ' F legium they use 448 pounds, in t: y 28 pounds of fertilizer per acrep pete with European nations will t o produce as much food per acre ut liberal use of nitrates as fer- a ient quantities we must have a F nts that can be built'at greatly F n developments. Then the Uni e, even when her population has Compel Religious K iday by Law. ity Church. New York. Sunday laws is one of those well rm, instea:1 of good. to the cause K pie, and based on a narrow and a: liion. It would do far more tc ir ple. than to draw them toward it. is observances of Sunday by law. usiness on Sunday, and thus, as to Suniday as a day of freedom rdigious observance if they wish not rightly go. F O ub-My-Tism is a powerful anti- - ic. Cures infected cuts, old VOL 1. NO. 8. chic and smart. Their r being-practically blend cause they are so truly the me Grace Corsets are in > have acquired the secret Grace you are never over as the charm of Your nat ?els comfortable no matter election of new styles in lovely lace and satin tops. 0. acation Time ire offering this Summer 1 time. No matter where !s always come up smiling-, happy disposition. The with dark grounds are be sed women for afternoon laytime Wear s are ahead for the little s is calling them out to me calls for dress mater know that good ginghams play-days. We sell good VHY SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM, Do you know that nine out of ev. ry ten cases of rheumatism, are imply rheumatism of the muscles r chronic rheumatism, neither of rhich require any internal treat. lent ? The pain may be relieved by pplying Chamberlain's Liniment, rhich makes sleep and rest possible at certainly means a great deal to' ny one afflicted with rheumatism. THE HOME OF THE SOUL. iolden ti' t was believed that de seat of the ' was the stomach, lost likely for the reason that a: ian is never so completely used up s when his stomach is out of order. 'or the cure of ordinary stomach roubles, there is nothing quite so' rompt and satisfactory as Cham-. erlain's Tablets. They strengtherm de stomach and enable it to perform ;s functions naturally. Give thenr trial. They only cost a quarter. OR SALE--2 good milk cows. Also. utter for sale each week. John H. Cathcart. Rub-My-Tism is a great pain kil 'r Relieves pain and soreness, heumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc. THE CITADEL The Military College of South Carolina CHARLESTON, S. C. Ranked as "Distinguished Military ollege" by the War Department. Offers a four-year course in liberal rts, with electives in civil engineer-. ig, sciences and modern languages.. VACANT SCHOLARSHIPS ne scholarship in Fairfield county wvill be filled by competitive ex amination JULY 8th, 1921 or application blanks apply to Col. . J. Bond, Superintendent. An advertisement in the News and ~erald brings results.