The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1901-1982, June 10, 1921, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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Men! It's
of C
Ther e, more than just
There's the fact you've a
"breathing spell."
The coolness and comf<
to keep you at ease and fe
ing or just lazying arount
We've selected a range
to add to the enjoyment o:
And if you've been a sti
wear just remember the d<
freshness and freedom oj
pair of our Regal broguls
"broil."
Here's hoping you'll tal
keep you cool and comfort
Price range $5 Up.
SPEAKING OF 0)
To tell you fellows all a
showing this summer. Yo
to punch your toe through I
Our socks are e by
They're some ood looker.
not talkat e. You'll like t
a from 25c to $1.50.
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...
IS A CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
NEEDED?
This 'is a question that is being
talked about; but some-one must take
the lead. Who is in favor of such
an organization?
Do we want an up-to-date town?
Do we need one?
Everybody answers in the affirm
ative, but nothing will ever happen
unless some one takes the lead. Who
will voluinteer?
Everyone is agreed that Fairfield
county 'should progress as a unit.
Farmers and merchants are mutual
ly deperglent and each should help the
other to work out his problems.
Good roads are a crying need.
Without them neither town nor
country can prosper. The lack of
them threatens the unity of the
county. Marketing successfully re
quires co-operation.
Activities too numerous to mention
await our attention. Very few can
be undertaken by individuals work
ing alonie.
The Chamber of Commerce can
serve all these purposes. Why wait!
No time or effort should be spared
to bring to our community that spir
it of civic pride and world-wide out
look which hitherto has b .n expected
only in the larger cities.
A CORRECTION.
In the reading of the honor roll
at the commencement exercises. I in
advertently omitted the name of
Floride Douglas. of the seventh grade.
from the list of highly distincuished.
I deeply regret the occurrence, for
a child who has made a general
average of between 95..100 a whole
school year i'deserves recognition.
Floride Douglas made this average
and I take this method of saying so
publicly.
G. F. Patton.
--Supt. Mt. Zion.
THEP
1OPST COMPANY
time to think
:mfort
"class" in our summer oxfords.
chance to give your feet a'
)rt of a Regal oxford s going
eling fit whether you are work
1.
of styles, each type designed
your summer hours.
ckler for conservatism in foot
)wnright practical side of foot
E action that you'll get in a
when the sun is hot enough to
:e advantage of our effo#Xs to
able this summer.
FORDS REMIND US
bout the dand ocks we are
u know th - ..nd that is hard
W .at's the kind we sell.
Buster Brown and Minimax.
;. The colors are natty but
hem.
"The
NEWS FROM THE
WINNSBORO MILL
(Continued from page one.)
cellent. First that Mr. Candee ha
put into the school much of his spler
did personality and unselfish conse
cration. Another good reaon for thi
success is that we have a staff '
teachers second to none. Then toi
there has been a conscious co-opern
tion of the parents with the scho<
authorite. The last reason is ti
real interest that the children thenr
selves have manifested in the worl
With a new building next fall, we
equipped, even better work wiili re
suit.
Mr. Patton, superintendent of ti
schools here, spoke briefly of the lin
between the mill school and the* scho<
in Winnsboro. remarking that ti
schools should be and are the ver
first and strongest link to bind ti
two villages together. " 1atever
good for the Winnsboro schools
good for the mill school, and vic
versa," said Mr. Patton. Whateve
goes to bind the two villages togeti
er is good and whatever tends to sej
arate the villages is bad for each.
* Mr. Pattn spoke of the alarmin
lack of obedience in the children<
today. "No man is fit to comman
until he has learned to obey," sai
Mr. Patton. Appreciation of disci
pline is the ground work of a chai
acter that ever expects to hold at
thority.
On Tuesday the school childre
were given a candy pulling in th
hall. Miss Nan Neil, Miss Maymi
Douglass, Miss Emily Macfie an
Rev. Geo. C. Gibson cooked the car
dlv arnd assisted the children in hav
ing a good time. Mr. Johnstone ha
the affair given at his expensei
kee: ing 'vith a promise mache to Mr
Candee and the children a year agc
At the Men's Club meeting nex
Mionday evening it is expected tha
Dr. C. G. Skinner, pastor of th
First Baptist church, Columbia, wil
be the speaker. Every member o
te Club should be present.
Miss Cora M. Johnson wil
,ve Friday afternoon for Bostor
where she will undergo an operatior
We regret that such a course is nec
essary and we bid Miss Johnson God
eedn and an earlvy return to he
ROPST V
WINNSBORO, S. C..
Bunn
Say Irish-if you are keer
It's a cinch that gomeone
{seauty may be only skin
in.
/ If spirits can't talk hov
circulate?
It took Volstead to mak
a permanent one.
Peaches refuse to ripen.
the modern girls have in t
,with envy.
The administration of no]
000,000.00 for the navy. Oh
When we last heard from
ing wood. What's the use,
be heated with byimstone.
Even the house-keepers hi
it Snappy. We are served v
Store You H'e
duties as nurse.
SSaturday afternoon the mill team
will lock horns with the Pacific- Mills
team of Columbia on the local dia
mond. The team is practicing hard
this week and they expect to cop this
game. Everybody come out.
eTuesday,, June 14th, is clean up
Sday in the village. For the 1st, 2nd
and 3rd largest piles of trash by any
boy in the village a prize of $10.00,
l$5.00 and $2.50 will be given. Simi
elar prizes will be given to the girls
gathering up anywhere in the vil
lage the largest, second largest and
Ithird largest piles in the village. Ev
ery member of the village should take
an especial interest in seeing that
ethis is a genuine clean up day, in
kside and outside the house. All to
lgether, now, for a clean village on
ethe 14th.
yJune 17th is to be the day on
ewhich the flower yards are judged.
SPrizes of $10.00, $5.00 and $2.50 will
be awarded to the yards adjudged the
I1st, 2nd and 3rd best. Get your yard
in shape for the inspection.
Remember that on Sunday, June
19th, revival services begin at the
Baptist church. Rev. Oswell Smith,
of Savannah, Ga., and Rev. Mr. Lee,
a violinist and soloist, will have
charge of the meetings. First ser
vice Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
.at the Baptist church, June 19th. Be
,praying and working for the meet
ings. Talk to the unsaved and lead
them to Christ, Mrs. Bruce, of
riWinnsborc will assist with the mu
sic..
Look
SMeat Market
ABSOLUTELY SANITARY
Just opened on Lower Main Street.
Fresh Meats and Country Produce.
EGGS A SPECIALTY
Also the Famous J. R. Watkins Pro
ducts Sold Here,
fPhone 170. Give Us a Trial.
Spotless Meat Market
BRICE & DOUGLASS, Prop.
Rub-My-Tism is a great pain kil
er. Relieves pain and soreness,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.
/EEKLY
JUNE 10, 1921.
y Says
i for Horne Rule get married.
-ashed in on Bergdoll's draft.
deep, but some people rub it
r do grave-yard confidences
e the slip twixt cup and lip
When they see the blush
heir cheeks they turn green
emalcy apprQpriates $196,
well, every deck has a joker.
the Kaiser he was still saw
Bil-your future home will
ve caught the spirit of Make
rith beans twice daily.
So Much Ab
GREATEST BALL GAME
OF THE SEASON.
Last week there was a most unu~s
ual ball game on the green between
the older men of the town and the
regular ball team. There are sev
eral men among those usually refer
red to as "has beens" who can gauge
a high fly and straighten the kinks
out of a curve ball. The result was
'in favor of the "old men," There was
not an adding machine on the field,
so we can only say that the score
"somethin'-or-other" in favor of the
winners. The success of this new
team was not only due to the good
playing of the members, but also to
the star umpiring of Mr. Owens, who
was not satisfactory he would make
cheerfully stated that if a decision
it right.
Yesterday the manager of this
aggregation of star performers re
ceived a challenge from the men at
Winnsboro Mills of like age and
physical condition. The challenge
was accepted and Monday afternoop
at six o'clock on the college green
is the time and place for deciding
the issue. Th'e line-up is, as fol..
lows:
Winnsboro
Yap Blair
John F. Davis
R. R. Macfie*
- J. E. McDonald, Jr.
Dr. C. S. McCants
K. R. McMaster
Jack DesPortes
S. R. McMaster
E* Gladden
. B. B. Meng
Rev. G. G. Mayes
Winnsboro Mills
Gordon A. Johnstone
J. M. Williams
N. A. White
C. E. Reese
W. S. Thompson
G. HT. Lokey
W. E. Ramnbow
J. L. Linscomnb
Bob Dale
J. W. Ingle
B. HI. Wilson,
It is not known~ at this time
whether or not Mr. Arthur Owens
will na ao umpire.
NEWS.
T here will bi
thing doi
In our Towel Dep't Saturday. If
nice bath towels don't miss this S;
towels. We have arranged a tabl
towels of double ply turk knit at I
bcrders are prettily woven in coloi
Size 40 x 18 at 39c each.
Size 42 x 22 at 53c each.
Mothers, if you want real lisle t
little ones we have a splendid qualit
pretty colored turn-tops that will pr
Priced at 35c. We have all sizes ur
We have one lot of pretty shirti:
colors in short lengths that we ar
sale at 19c per yard.
If you are considering knitting a si
remember we have Fleshiers all woo
in'all the lovely sport colors at 39c 1
When you want a pretty quaty o
those dainty underthings so dear tc
we want you to see our pretty Fair3
priced 50c the yard.
The pretty Mildred Louise dresses
irom one year to six help mothers
problems of their little folks. They
ginghams and dainty white materih
tlhem. Prices range $1.25 Up.
We Cater to
The Best Tradi
Our Store is undergoing a
hauling, and we can guari
thing we sell reaches you
tary.,
We are careful about the
groceries we buy, so thai
sured that everything is s
Best Quality
Prompt Service
Courteous Atte
Lowest Possibi
Guarantee: Everyt]
tory or money refu
question
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you are shy on real
ale of Turkish bath
of splendid heavy
argain Prices. The
-s of pink and blue.
bread socks for the
y of lustrous lisle in
>ve very serviceable.
to 9 1-2.
ag percales of good
a offering for quick
immer sport sweater
l Germantown yarns
he ball.
C white nainsook for
the feminine heart
quality of nainsook
we sell for children
to solve the dress
come in serviceable
s. Children adore
lb
thorough over
mtee that every
clean and sani
quality of the
you may be as
atisfactory.
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