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* IS STILL IN THE ] SAYS J. L. M'L (Continued from Page * RACE, AURIN Y Y Four.) ??? X TH fl LA NCM jTA ATA JTA Ay! AT4 ATA ATA ATA A^A J V ' lSTKR NEWS, JUNE 5, 1 914. / * * C* ' * X t support Governor liloase, t his power und to add to hi! 80 that with all the electio dry in his hands, no conven dare place the poor and white man in primaries on busts as the negro in tin ? o magnify ^ s strength, n machln- ^ Hon would ignorant *"* the same e general j* SSi' $ QrirCJl * / r\i* ffe "fering5~toJUt? theBuyin g Public I election. The late convention w? as it could without disn party. I have no npologie1 I did what I thought wrr In lit 12 and since tiiere a systematic effort to deft nor Illcase by destroying man, not ; politician. i.\ V a mt us far +> iiptiiip the ?,* ? to niu\< . rlRlit. has been *1* \\) Nit (lover- vV him as a ?.% V , i i, "n. i t JfJL KM. ? 'e feei that we i ? s x are of real sei * f r rilL.ll 1 v;ce">t)^>ur cci JUL J (LI. rammnty in off* t T f T srmg the % supporting 1:i 111 wan writi either as a knave or an iiju There was a cry about ni< paid for pardons. Hurnx state wih his detectives ar a devilish dictagraph. The a $15,000 fee in front of t lawyer's eyes, and God ki are greedy enough sober. .It ! 11. _ . n uow i people oramus. >ney being V 1 raked th Q^OQCiS ( med with y dangled 11) t drunken VV io\vs they ' 1 <r\i ? v? lV/Io hxgii class mei :an be bought e feel that the i*T 1-XIIOI ** r? f> T ?r r? , rchandise at a: elsewhere. : people appre< r% 4k ?? i. average pric? -rate our effoi ? . i o i of less than t is in this dire he same T O N :ction as iviiui uiii iney get: i\r of proof to confirm false dermis charges Such a sentintent was w through the press and stor lated by word of moutli t sands of people today, re;i upon Coventor Hlcase tl nieaii"st man wh< ever t'r Carolina soil. it ;i word ? ? WU IT AC and slan- %? orked up * tei\ V i?'s circu liat ihor- J ?^ illy loo!; ?? .CIO bO Y ie lov * will me ly uuoinc^c wa; v^e now wish t.< ve are offering :rii vour businf a icli 51 in d make this. J* ; hiffh -class me: t over i j yean me, Gu:.: aarme rdhsr.ciise at p 5 experience in r month. In < rice? that we i JL,ancas- i* T order to believe * f V*1 it is tin? result? \ and nwc politician has i vantugi of these conditions, form himself into u people's working-man's champion, toilers in the workshop and tory. it is because he is tin that he is persecuted. You you hit them. To thousan flu ir nnlv efnbn !?< ?#% -. ... < * vers t * taken nilto trans- ???????? to' Ti'," t 45-INCH EJ I the fac- Y Spec >ir friend V 45-lnch Swiss hit him. $ Yards Compl ds he is 45"ILnch Voil X !..?? /[BROIDERY FLOUNCI dally Priced for June Flouncing, value 53c, special. ete Dress ;? Flouncings, worth 75c. special :ng e. p. l.eed s fix la: .39c We have kept our stocl 11.95 in and right now, v tor hard to find, you car """ . : IE SLXPPEES FOE L DIES k of Reed's Slippers Tilled hen desiri ble styl< s are : i just what you want ^ ADIE8', CHILDREN'S A DRESSES iyses' Dresses, 10 to 14, a 7o priced ?or June. t V ND INFANTS' V X >c drepa, specially ?? 48c V"V" V""J OVCIIW7 III KlIVflllHI I know this is all rot, bul lieve it, and that makes it t; masses never see the man they only see the ideal refiei the longings of their own s The imaginations of hie ages have manufactured fi ttion clay halos of glory wl to crown their saints and 1 Will. UUI1C they he- $ Complete Dress rue. The j 45-1 nch Fine i at all; special for Ji L'ted from Complete Dress on is. A few fine Flo n in ail ? ?, and ecru, at om com- NEW SHIPR ith which X iero? s. In V ~4- c?~ 5 yards ^ Crepe Flouncin^s, value $ ine 5, 5 yards S uncings in dress patterns, w $4.75 and $ 1ENT CREPES AND CRI RATINES 1 3 Tfc?: 1 -a . *iJM- nere in plain, two st 12 40 at 1.00, Button and Lace Oxfon . 59c Brown's Ideal Slippers f 12.85 and Colonial Pumps, hite Brown's Ideal Button 6.75 pair. . 1PE Remember we S above slippers. _ 1 Lot Ladies' SlinTvra < rap and Colonial P amps, ^ . . . .$.'1.00, .5:1.2.) and $3.50 Is. .$2.75* $3.00 and $3.50 or Ladies, plain, two strap $2.50 L and Lace Oxfords, per $2.50 . ilk Hose free yith all the " QVrifirt /i\ror o'iirlnc -C miaren s i?est 50c Dresses, 2 t adies' tine Percale and Gingha with ne;it black and blue st June adies' tine white Dresses, trin erv and lace, a $1.95 dress, at adies' tine Voil and Embroider; prices $7.50, $6.75 and $ .lunp. o 12. special. .39c m Dresses, white ripes, special for V5 98c timed in embroidspecial for June X $1.25 X y Dresses, former X 5.75, special for x this world it is not what i but what people think he only God who sifts the wh the chaff. The other side has the le the courts, bar, press anc They have education, wej power. They can afford tc erous. T huva liairno I,I i .1 .1 JJUUtllll ell/ O j > man is, V ? " is. It is ieat from ?>% 15e I rinted ( 1 J (lowers, speci gislaturo, V I5itf assortment i pulpit. V colors, value iitii and a liberal quai > be Ken- June Z One entire coui ... _ rrpnp? frirm icuicii rnccs ttiin rriueu ax Same For June epes, pink, white and lave al assortment for June, yard. ; solid and printed Crepes, 18c, we include in this assortr ntity of our 19c Popljn, special nter of printed striped and : ipr nripo 90r? o r? r\ orw/v/iinl tile I1 price up to $^.0(T. to ( Children's Slippers. . v.. nder According to size. .10c Children's Fancy Sock; all June nent Children's Silk finish ( I for for . Uc Children's fine White S solid Children's Pure Thread t - -- 1 1V1I v VV4 DI.J IUI IIICI To5(?". rrrrrrr 98c 7,5c, 98c, $1.25 up to $2.00 5, up. to 81/2, special for H 10c I^utf Top Fancy Socks, 2 K 25c ocks, 2 pair for 25c G Silk Socks, per pair. .25c M STEAMER TRUNKS CASES eavy Brass Bound Steamer T and Clasps, special xtra quality Steamer Trunk, \ brass trim ood quality Fibre Suit Case. . . fitting Cases, heavy leathe $4.70 V AND SUIT V r runk, Brass Lock $9.75 f veil made, heavily $12.50 > 98c r pnrnpM <fcr? AO -4 MClir V cu LI could come to South Carolli by giving these people the o they want?the one thing glad that Senator Tillman h ed the .same conclusion, th can only come through the not the defea.t of Governo He ought to know by this I little It matters who is in tl icit peace vtu Tiinp ua except J uuut: niy thii.R V Goo(1 Quality pr I am ! * Piece 32-inch as roach- ^(*r ?lune . . . lat peace 1 Piec? 40-inch election, i special r Mease, f 1 piece 32inch 1 Lime how ! V 1 p?ece 40-inch tie senate Tango Prints iv< l'M 1 vv< wi/v aiivi / v. y icil inled Lawns, yard \ Plaid Ratine, value 50c, sp< Rice Cloth, white, value White Knotted Crepe, yard. . . new blue Crepe De Chene, ^ , 75c value, special '"i names' pood Hose, bJaci 22c - 5c Ladies' fine Gauze Ho ecial black, white and tan, 25c Ladies' Boot Silk Hose, 40c, Indies' and Gentlemen 29c ciai 25c $1.50 Extra pood Paras with . 59c i k, white and tan, per pair 10c se, double sole and heel. per pair 15c all colors 25c ^ 's regular Parasols, spe 48c ols, special 98c 1 leather eases, special for Jur MEN'S LIGHT SIL! ray black and tan, each en's Straw Sailors ... .$1.00, en's Felt and Cloth Hats, all 98c MEN'S tfRESS AND W< - yv.w ?;<r ie $3.98 X K HATS !* 1 50c X T $1.50 up to $3.00 t shapes and colors ,$1.50 up to $3.00 IRK SHIRTS compared to wbo fills the g office. He also knows how ted States senate can "tanv speak, the wild and woolly. I am glad that his eandi< John O. Richards, Jr., has ton the quiet) for fJoverno To bring these two tribune people together is a worthy wlli/iK T trxirf .. 1 1.. m.. ? I. ^ overnor's 2 Pieces rnntet the Kni- JL special dress e," so to X 36-Inch Soft Ta pttern iate, Mr. 1 Piece 40-indi declared *3* r niea.se 2 Pieces Rever? is of the & former price sacrifice X Pieces 16c Cr< flor furnroc \r i Charmeuse Reaeda and new I pattern $ ftetas, black, navy and green, d $ black Silk Poplin, special yai $ able Tango Cloth, 82 inches v 29c, to close ish Suiting, green, navy and la 5ju7ej MILLINEI ,4ss Great Reduction ii 4 75 $5.00 Untrimrned SI rcj $2.25 Untrimrned Sh; I 19 89c Untrimrned Shap /ide. Wreaths 15c Nots and Daisies, s ven- $1.00 Flowers, specia ^ ? Itwr IY SPECIAL 1 Millinery For June \\ iapes, for June. .$2.98 *pes, for June. . . .$1.48 es, for June .48c L of Roses. Forget-Me- 1 ill colors, for June. .25c 1 for June 79c M IlvU 1 : ?v. a. 1 R. & M. Famous 2 fhite, white with neat stripe tached soft collars, and plain lar 75c Shirt, at ion Brand Shirts, the best Shi Lot Lion brand Shirts, disco close en's Gauze Shirts and Drawe Shirts. !< and figures, atNegflgee, a regu- W, rt made for $1.00 <? ntinued styles, to >+ IKc Ji rs, each 25c T v a jwjriuny lIlUKtr. i: previous privilege to hold staff steady until these tru< could unite upon one worth; aloft the shining folds of t.1 less banner of freedom. I gladly place this precious of peace and fraternity in t of Mr. Richards. Supported hy one good c l was a x > the flag V 39 Pieces best 1 i leaders % Fine sofe Gingl y to bear Hates and A. I' hat spot- June 40-Inch Sheer V * emblem Y 36-Inch P?ro\vn he hands Y 36-Inch White 2 Pieces pure fflee and ?? tun, special 1 v,i y Oc Gingham, special for June ' lam, beautiful finish, yard. . . i\ C. 13c Gingham, special ^hite Lawn, yard Dress Linon, yard Dress Linon, yard Thread Linen Pongee, gray or June . J 11 aopviiiiicnt Ui IV 71/2 c cially priced for Jui 10c bons in all colors 1 for He Get your Hat frori 10c she will make no char 10c the month of June. 10c Big assortment of re and 19c Miss Rurnice can trii iuuoi^, ungm ana spe- W ne. We have these Riband widths H 5c, 10c and up to 50c $( n Miss Burniee Davis. G ge for trimming during B W ady trimmed Hats at $2.75 M m you a Hat in flnwi > -; rHson Bros.' Athletic Shirt suit and Bags, leather lined 3.00 Cow Hide Cases, special i enuine English Cow Hide Cas oys' Union Suits, each ^ilson Bros.' Closed Crotch Ur [en's Mohair Suits, giay, blu unit ;s and Drawers, V $1.00 ...$5.00 to $8.00 for June. .. .$4.08 *es $10.00 i .... 25c and 50c j lion Suits, each V* $1.00 e and black, per eagerly reaching for anothe will defend it as long as thei thing in sight, with all the new convert, whose eongenli are more than balanced bj quired virtues. "The world do move." Tray, with a bone in his mot bed at his reflection in the v lAnt V, ~ ?... /? A.% r one. he 36-Inch Percale re is any- X June, yard. . zeal of a (*alatea, r ii defects V dresses, speci i his ae- % 1 Piece 68-incI & June, yard.. Old Dog 1 Piece 72-inch Ith, grab- X for June. . .. vat or and 1 Piece 72-inch . 4*A V , light and dark colors, special leat patterns for rompers al, yard 1 1 Mercerized Damask, special German Damask, value 7.r>c, sp? pure Linen Damask, value $ for or ribbons for. . . 9C Flowers and Ribbons and Come to see her. >i2c Big lot beautiful II June 42c ecial .59c FANCY PARASC 1-25, $1.50 Ladies* Parasols. . . .$1.00. $1.50 and up M both. . . .$1.08 and up nby Caps, special for 25c M M M LS FOR SUMMER M }iitr Aaanrtmont nf fonni^o [en's Blue Serge Suits, all wo< per suit MEN'S DRESS AND W< [en's Kahki Pants, all sizes. . . [en's Kahki Pants, Army Sta [en's Good Dress Pants $1.48, $1.9 [en's Palm Beach Suits, light $1Z.5U W, nicely tailored, $12.50 J 3RK PANTS X ?8c ?L ndard $1.50 JL f 8 and up to $5.00 . V and dark colors. 1wbi tilt? hmuhuii1ch ior What an advance in canine ment, to put the bone on set one paw on it, and ro i ploratory expedition with \ paw. Wise Dor Tray, you example in. modern proRress ods calls to my mind that r from some lonR forRotten RinninR -thus: SnatiOW. do*\ Hop- 15c Bordered S the log. Dib assortment an ex- a Fine Mercerizei the other $ W. L. DOUG r shining ^ ive ineth- V Eve ,oble epic Y p)(>ys. w L t)( Y Men's W. L. I). icrim, pood assortment, yard, of 10c Scrims, special for Jum rl Scrim, dainty borders, yard rLAS OXFORDS FOR IV! AND BOYS ry Pair Guaranteed. >uglas Oxfords. . $2.50 and 3 ouglas Oxfords, blacx and tan .Ottc an(i plain, black w l?c special for June. . . . lac a few real fine Parasol: -,r,c Children's Parasols. . . [EN BOYS' EVERY DA Boys' Rah Rah Duck each >.'1.00 Boys' Rah Rah Line] band ? C~? ?.'V* v??.v 11 v v'1 i IIIIVI&O ith hemstitched border, B 98c B ? up to $2.75 p 25c and 50c B Y AND DRESS HATS Hats, white and brown, g< 25c v< n Hats, patent leather oi I Ai per sun oys' Kahki Pants, 6 to 17, pai oys' Army Standard Kahki Pt oys' fine Kne Pants,...... 50c, oys' Suits for June, 6 to 18 $1 Keep this price list as thesi [)od the entire month of June, srtised last that long, jr unqualified guarantee, if it d * - i $6.75 W 48c % into, 6 to 17..75c X 75c, $1.00 and up $ 2.25, $3.50 and up y i prices will hold y , if tne goods ad- v loes not meet with <?+ "I bid you note the fish woi Observe his easy, graceful hi Nor overlook his skin of pii The squirming keeps it thin, JNO. I,. Mci,. Bennettsville, June 2, 191J, f'liild Cross? Feverish? A c?oss, peevish, listlei X irm. A few Htyles in , J think."1 X ???? UTP1N. <8> *:u>0, $:i.r?0 andil Boyden Oxmords to close at $ I .L!? ?1.00 Hoys' fine Milan Straw >3.98 Boys' nice Straw Hats, s ....... l/V\ Hats, each $1.00 y< loft and dressy 25c and 50c cl ji cinjuaiiiicu ^uoi miltt, II 11 C] our entire approval it may he langred or your money cheerfi 1 / oea not meet with returned and ex- i illy refunded. V I 1 t with coated tongue, pale. Bleep; eats sometimes vei f.hen again ravenously; sour; breath fetid; pains in with dirrhea; grinds toet asleep, and starts up with all suggest a Worm Kilb thing that expels worms, ai every child has them. Worm Killer is needed. C today. Start at once. Y have to coax, as Klckaix 1! .1 .! ?> r Klckapoo Set a box ! <& ou won't do Worm ,< ? y* L101 > V ff f.-r. ' * " - A , ,o.r I " Killer 1h a candy confectl pels the worm?, the caune child's trouble. 25c at your 1 I vt ~- Sr"^. - ? NMHI Ion. Ex \ ******* V- > ? ? . i * X * j I