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THE PR PUBLISHED BY THE PROPST COMPANY Styles of the Times a LRSH EIM SO "For the Man Who Cares." Introducing to our men friends-The Lamar--note the new narrow, semi-square toe effect that is so popular with well dressed men this season. Florsheim style has the authority which men ev erywhere recognize and are proud of. The name Flor sheim in a shoe disposes of all doubt about its quality. The shoe must be right or the name would not be there. Let us demonstrate for you. Value First Clothes Everybody who reads the .big national periodicals knows, that Michael-Stern Company of Rochester are the makers of Value First Clothes for men. We want every body in Fairfield to know that we sell this famous line of men's suits. Man has a right to expect style as well as quality in his clothes. We see that he gets it. Today we are in-. viting you to come and see the widest collection of good suits that have ever been shown in this burg, and in re turn we ask nothing except that you use your eyes and judgment. "Te Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Legerton,1 V U .of Charleston, were the guests of O: _______Mrs. T. H. Ketchin for the week-end, it< Miss Margaret Neil Sci.V Edtr Miss. Kathleen Willingham, of S the Chicora Collegee for Women, C Miss Nellie Pearson has returned spent the week-end at her hoome from Asheville. here. Joe Elliott has entered Georgia Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Pritchard and Tech. Miss Sybil Pritchard motored thru Mark Doty has returned to V. M. h onr oNwbrN . hsd Mrs. C. M. Chandler has returned Mr.EnsFegonadltew from Columbia nhvreundtthihoenM Mrs. Tom Davis has returned toa copaidhm y e oh herhoe iSvanaheMs counstrewetg Gnt. Y.btisd week.fornnerisitpefnseveraweeeeks. ni Mrs. Ernest Morson and daugte, Ii 'ith is amil. sn hav.Ed returned to their einM ieu. W 0 ric, US. C, lfthareston, W.ud as we ftersnP er's Mirs. Mrnsr. JuaLn. at Mrs J. S. Stewart,-of Tampa, Fla., Jg the guest of Mrs. S. G. Martin. Ms .B rnoo aln M4iss Clarkie Willingham spenttowhabenvsighr everal days in Columbia last week,.agtr r.W .Pyolf Mrs. William Chandler, of Colum-wek'istnAheleNC. o visiting Mrs. Charles Chand Mrs. R. L. Peay and children, ofhaertndtoWtrpCleg:wi ongtown, are visiting Mrs. J. N. issMrae rie ldsBr h enter.leEiaehoaMrDogai Henry Smith, of- Concord, N. C.,MafeEtaLecrgsMrino visiting his sister, Mrs. U. G.SegranZiarcene sPortpsP N. A. White and Master Billy ReDoadWRihronvi- ( White are visiting relatives in Clin-prsdetoth TelgiaSm-ca ~ton, Mass,.ay:fNnig hndlvrdM .Mrs Preston Rion is spending tenA.:P.cuhonCiasNe.ca days in Tryon, N. C., with her son, H lopece ttePebtr James H. Rion.iactuhSudymrngWil Mrs. N. A. White spent this week ~~'n~ooh a netie ya with Mrs. F. A. Des~ortes and Mrs., h e.G ,Mys t U.s.Jul. MDee ndraugesr Regula servces*nd semonsa b H. Sunda snih atethred Sother St ohx's pisopa chrchSunay eotes prevened byste, discov moningat 1 o'~osperndin thevfiera dyseo with tfo-s dauhte, o Clnto, ~entlas w e r's sier firs. Jiuihe bong. ith with .Ms. P E...Erost Jrs.a W. any hrunson, Someoneing- Fr Jchn.?ol~?ss, ~r, ac tn, who gratin bewen vthwlingdher monlet hefistofthewek orWedal ned itrninghtr twa Some scra Charestn. t ener heCtadl. havern rttn oointhop Colege in .S~~~ati< aMsse Margaret PhlBricrtng oaae Glas done, Sie i~ ofCheste. spen ~ Mafie Ettul av een crogs, Mron of wee wih issBesieChan~r.~itnry dof eredankin Cita deivrdM an bleseron undy nghtat he is OPST W E EKL Y WINNSBORO, S. C., SEPTEMBER 16th, 1921. Bunny Says. The bigger the bubble the louder the bang. When a man keeps his own counsel he has not much use for a lawyer. Some vampires are honest and others are friends of the man's wife. What funny sights we would see if every woman's dress really fitted her. Now that women have the vote, it is no longer proper to say that "politics makes strange bedfellows." Some wonen wait until they are on the wrong side of thirty before they try to get on the right side of men. Of eourse, Washington never. told -a lie; he didn't dare. Re married a widow. Masrimonial dyspepsia is the result of a man mar rying i*oman so rich that she doesn't agree with him. tore You Hear So Much A Miss Mildred White and Master jTHOMAS WOODWARD. CHAPTEI arles White, of Timm6nsville, vis- OF THE -D. A. R. ~d their Cousin, Miss Elizabeth >ver, last week. They were ac-' Mrs. M. W Patrick. entertaine< panied .by their aunt, Miss Ma- the Thomas Woodward Chapter o: White. thDaughters of the American Rev ___________________ olution at its first fall meeting las THE CULTUS CLUB. Fridy afternoon, at her home ii _______White Oak. Roll call was answere< C'he Cultus Club met last Thurs-bygvn th naeoaConi y afternoon with Mrs. W. H. Flen- dmadasotsec fhrlf en. The roll call was answered Avr neetn ae n"o h current events. The ,togramloilMnesCutm adFun LS as follows: Literary N'otes, by iue a edb r.Abr s. M. W. Doty; People in theBre. Adlcosaad oue lic Eye, by Miss Frances Creight;wihmn ebrtwasrvd iew of the "House of Chimham", Th ne narwkites ha Mrs. R. C. Gooding. A salad ~rse wih fuitpunh, as erv dmend sor kell cn be had atf ThopMnst Co.toms.0 and $Furn ~4otewhe youwantgo h CO MUItY HOSErt waPsrGRA. iceabl'e hose for the children call ____ The Propst Co. and see those Friday Night, 7:30-Wmn S. Hart, d Buster Brown hose. in "Sand." Also Fox News. Special music. THE MOTHF-RS' CLUB. . Saturday night-Billie Burke in "Education of Elizabeth." Fox News frs. H. E. Caldwell was hostess Special music. the Mothers' Club at its regular Tuesday night-Alice Lake in a ithly meeting last Thursday af- Metro classic, "Over the Wire." Six oon. The roll call was answered reels of real show, ;h the name of a great man of Special music with each show by Colonial Period. The interest-, a blind musician. program which follows was giv-' Remember the sha-w nights are Ideals of the Various Groups Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. the Colonists iand Their Perma -________________ ie in Our National Life, by Mrs. mer Matthews; American .Re-Yotbuulrfshnb!frk. asibilities, by Mrs. J. W. Cath ; Taxation and Government,- by PgyPieo e okaeo . J. A. Heustess, and Pocahon-saeiyorwnhm twntTe by Mrs. G -G. Mayes. Ices and psCo Theeeutiuredrsssseosgneedby CELEBRATED THEIR 57TH MAR ~ashionette Hair Nets can be had RIAGE ANNIVERSARY* he Propst Co. in cap and fringe *___. es in all colors at 2 for 25c.- Or- MranMs.JO.Bgspta by mail, most delightful day, September 15th, Iwith Mr. and Mrs. Will Lemmon'and GIRLS' BRIDGE CLUB/~ fanmily in celebration qftheir $7th: --marriage an'niver~dary.-. They were iss Ella Crawford Heath was! married September 15, 1864. ess to the Girls' Bridge Club . ay afternoon. Four itables of -- The Propst ~Co. have reduced the ers were present. The'top score price- of Arrow -collars from 25c to held by Miss Hazel Haynes, who 20e each. Men will welcome this sav presented with a box of candy. ig ruests of the club were Misses ona Baruch, Gladys Burley. Mary WANTBD-To rent 5 or, six -ioom glas and Hazel Haynes. A sal- house with water and electric ourse, with iced tea. was served, lights. Apply at Jack's. NEWS. VOL I, NO. 22. Peggy Paige Frocks BROWN POIRET TWILL Is the material used in this charming Peggy Paige *.creation. Graceful panels with contrasting braid give it quite a youthful touch. The wide flowing sleeves are smart and distinctive.. We have many beautiful models on display. Our New York buyer has advised us that he is shipping us some lovely new frocks in wool and canton crepe for display on Saturday. Among this lot will be a quantity of pretty new jumper dre n es at exceedingly low pri :. We want you to come 4n and see these new styles. Keep the. Kiddies Dry Have you seen those real little kiddies' parasols we are showing? They are just the right size for the lit tle onbs.: The pretty handles will appeal to the childrm, and the good covers will see that the sweet little things c .n't melt.: Some priced at $1.98, others are $2.25. Raincoats galore-we can fit everybody in the fan ily. from the youngest to the oldest. They come in navy and tan materials and are made in good styles-some belted-some made cape style. Bring the chfldren in to be fitted. Rain hats to match. bout" K Millinery An attractive showing of Autumn and Winter Millinery in all the new est shades for the Fall season now on display. Patterns===Smart Tailored -Ham, Ready-to-Wears and Sports Hats in brilliant colors. Handsome Black Hats, featuring prominent style points of the season. A good assortment of Children's Hats in Felt, Beaver and Velour. Ribbons in all widths and colors including cire effects and novelties I Miss Nettie Sitgreaves.