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THE VOICE OF THE PRO PHET IS HEARD AT D?N BARTON. , . ? ) . I left Augusta on Saturday evening ipr Dunbarton to deliver a sermon cn Sunday at Canaan Fair C." M. ?fe: Church. Bro. Joseph. Lewis met me at the station with his car and car ried me to his ho??? and I spent two pleasant nights with his family. The people of this community have been anxious to hear me for a long time, but this was the first time that I was able to preach for them. Rev. Isles ls 'the pastor of thia splendid congrega tion. He is a Christian man and treated the prophet well. Thia is his second year, and recently he had a rally that amounted to over $1,000. He ia a good preacher "and one of the best songsters in the State. He te?ches school in Saluda county. The pastor preached a good sermon ih the morn <" mg to the society band. Sunday even ing it rained a little and cleared off at night. I had one of the largest crowds of my life. After I finished preaching I called for mourners and several grown men came forward to be prayed for. The pastor and several others said that lt ?looked more like an August' meeting than a winter ser vice. I also delivered three prophetic messages, to the people of this section that was well received. Rev. S. W. .Cromer, ex-pastor of the'church, at tended both services and subscribed for the Indicator. After hearing the prophet he invite? him to preach at hiB church in Allendale on the third Sun day in February. Rev. Cherry, a good Baptist pastor, heard the sermofl'. A nice collection was raised. This is an other section ol' South Carolina where it is a common thing for colored" peo ple to own two and three hundred acres of land. Dca. Rouse, who made one of the best crops in life last year and will make another one this year>, worked hard with' Bro. Lewis to secure my services. A great, many farmers are worried because it looks like the merchants will not let fernem have any guano. Don't be discouraged, a way will be opened for you". Please don't 'eave the farm. On my way home a committee met nie at the station and asked me to preach for them at Mt. Moriah Boptist-Church. Ellenton. I am receiving many letters about >the boll' weevil. I tir?t read the letters and then put them in iv safe until March, then my secretary will answer all of them that have a stamp en closed, and the others will be thrown into the scrap basket. Before adjourn ment I called for subscribers for the Indicator. The reBult was: Mrs. R. H. Isles, $1.50, Dunbarton (2) ; Rev. S. W. Cromer, 90c, Bartin, S. C., R. 1, Box 8 (3); W. M. Lewis, 90c. Dunbarton R. 1, Box 80 (4); Joseph Lewis, 90c, Dun barton, R. 1, Box 67 (5) ; Lawson Bush, 90c, Dunbarton,. R. 1. Total, $5.10. - Rev. Arthur Ros3. RACE CONFERENCE GET TOGETHER MEETING WAS GREAT SUCCESS. The first get-toge'ther meeting of the coming Race Conference was held last Sunday afternoon at Sydney Park Church with Chairman I. S. Leevy presiding. The principal speaker were: Mr. Jos. Norwood, ex-preside.. *y /bf The Union National Bank, and R- . Hatwood, pastor of Jones Chapel * M. E. Z. Church. Both speakers made - very helpful talks. . Miss Mary A. Lynch also- made a short and inspiring talk in interest of her work. A successful Race Con ference is a certainty. Thanks to those who send in their iocal'newa to this column by. telephone and by letters. Every business and professional man or woman needs first class printed stationery-the kind we print. BUTLER W. NANCE? ^ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Will practico In all court*. Stato antf Federal. Phone: O lice 972, Residence 8787 11071 Washington St., Columbia, B. C I Have An Up-To J}ate Line Of Ladies & Children Hats The Season's Best Call and See Them. If you want your OLD Hats Made NEW Bring Them Te ML I Can Do Anything In Millinery Miss Lannie Kennedy . 1831 Gervais St., Columbia.S.C Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. 3 p. ra. to 6 p. m. DR. A. J. COLLINS Surgeon Dentist X-RAY WORK A SPECIALTY Office, 1510.Main St., Phone 3413-J Residence, 1327 Pendleton Street. Phone 2973-J. Columbia, S. C. PHONE 1487.J L. A. HAWKINS Real Estate Agency "HOME8 ON EASY TERM8." 1107 Washington Street COLUMBIA, 8. C. ms?m ?. D- RO I 1323 Assen O?LTJM? > Phone I ; LO?NS OR. ?. E, STEPHENSON Physician and Surf eon Residence Phone 2621 Office Phono 3538 OSco Hour?: t to 10:50 A. M. 1:80 to S P. M., ? te 8:80 P. M. D ?Mases Of Women and Children a Spocialty OFFICE 1414 1-2 Assembly St,, srer Barry's Store. -- ufflce Honra: 9 to 10 a. m. 12 te 2: p. m. 8 to 8 p. m. . DR. B. A. EVERETT Pkyiieian and Surgeon Ui?ea?es of Women and Children r Specialty ?llire and residence, 1829 Pine C* two blocks from old office. Phone 8063 Columbia. S. si * INSURANCE BINSON ably Street HA, S. C 3763 STOCKS-BONDS Office Hours Phones 8:3*/ aV m. to 1:00 p. m. Office, 1026 2:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.ni.Residence,3873 DR. D. K. JENKINS Dental Surgeon 1107 1-2 Washington Street, V. . Columbia, S.. C. All work done according to the ? profession. Over Reese,s Drug Store. Hours: 9 to 10 A. M. 1 to 2 P. H. . . - 3 to 4 P. M. 7 t 8 P. M j DR. L. M. DANIELS . Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given Diseases of Women .... Office Residence 1125 Washington St. 1610 Sumter St. Phone 1429 Phone 2564 Columbia, S. C. Lear ii To ( _ AND M AK] Coinplate course by mail or by per* Leila College of Hair Culture ia a ] ?hort, breaking ?ff? thin or falling on your aoalp itch? Have you more than Mme, C. J. Walker'? W Write for Booklet which Ulli of the i .tops tb? bair from falling out and sta Beware of imitation*-allef Mm?. C. yellow tin bolas. & six week's trial treatment sent to a all ?onay order? payable to Mme. C.. AGENTS WANTED. The goad? aro manufactured by The Madam C. J. 640 North Wait Si., ?a^aaMamaM^aMamM Office Phone 1487. Res. Phone 2315-W N. J. FREDERICK PRACTICE IN ALL COU RT8 OF THE STATE. Attorney at Law and , Notary Public H07J Washington St., Columbia, S. C. DB. J. M. WATTS? Surgeon Dentia* Gold Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty 1115 1-2 Washington St Columbi Dyer Johnson, Bradley A Morrie Un^artakers jfow Hair E MONEY ===== mal instruction! ? diplex? from jutport to pro?p?i:'t jr la your bair i? Have yoa tetter. ecaemaT Da a normal am aunt of dandi uriff_ onderful Half Grower. -.-i-., positive curas of all aealp diseases, rta it at oner tn growing. J. Walkar preparations ara pat op in ny address by mail for 11.70. Make J. Walker. Send steaips for reply. WRITE,, FOR. TERMS. Walker MU Co. indianapoi , THE BEST GRADE OF At prices aa low us the LjwesL [GALL QN E. P&F.A. Davis The one price shoe' dealers in Columbia 1710 Main Street MONEY TO LOA! Muiicy to loan on Household Fnr~ ilture, Pianos, Live Stock ajad Au&f nobiles. "HE CAROLINA LOAN & GU?RANTE COMPANY. ' 1528 Main St. Phone 2CS Natures Famous Remedy for growing LONG ano BEAUTIFUL HAIR. If you have short, nappy and harsh bair, or If yeti ar? troubled ww das. aruff, falling bair, breaking hair, Itch1. lng scalp, DO NOT DELAY, bat uM it one?, HEART LEAF HAIR TONE, then watch th* good results. I? darkens gray half and puta new Into lt. Price 50o, ?ant by nail on rec nf money. Agenta wnp ted. You ?Multa good money. Write at enea ref j AA special terms to agents. , SUPO-SULPHO HBDiOlNB CO, ATLANTA* GA, I J .' ft! . ' Tailoring Many uncalled for Tailored suits now at actual cost We take your measure,Jcut "and make trousers in our shop in three hours by the watch for ?rom $10.00 up Suits a little longer at 25.00 up Boys' Suits In all of the latest styles. , All pure wool suits worth $12, $18, $20, to $25 now reduced to $5, 7.50 10.00, and $12. Now is the time to help your boy. Leevy wil help you to give him that long- promised suit. Shoes of all Styles For the Whole Family Shoes for men in genuine Mahogany Calf, Good Year Welts worth $18.00 $20 now offered for $9 and $10. The famous Edmunds Shoes noted for long service, worth $16.50, During Sale Only $8.75. These are guaranteed quality shoes ?t prices to suit your pocket. LADIES' SHOES ea' Fine Kid Shoes worth $16.00,to $18.00 now offered for $8/50 IOShoe8 now.$6.00 0Shoes now..i..$3.60 i i CHILDREN'S SHOES We have a full line of Children Shoes, all guaranteed Pure Leather. No better shoes made for children th?h the famous Red Goose School Shoes. Many styles, allreduced during sale to you at from $1 to $7. Men's and Young Men's Wear Smart styles for young men worth from $50 to $60 now going for $25 and $35. styles that soid for $65 and $75 now $30 to $45. Conservative Men's Pants A few heavy work pants formerly ^sold for $5.00 now $2.50. Dress pants reduced to $6.00. Underwear The Best and Warmest Fleece lined un der suits for only 50c and 75c per gar ment. Ribbed Shirts and drawers also Union Suits reduced to 98c anil $1.49. Wool underwears that heretofore sold for $12.00'per suit now reduced to $6.00 . Men's Silk Shirts Worth $18 00 now $9.00. All silk shirts valued at $12 00 for only $6 00. Fu i line of shirts in many neat and de sirable patterns valued at $3 50 now $1.75. All shirts at wholesale to cus tomers while they last Men's Ha^s Now is the time to get that John B. Stetson Hat. The forme- prices of these hats were $12.00 and $l5.00 We now offer them for $7.50 ?nd $10.00. Felt Hats in all sizes and colors worth up to $7.00 now as long as they last at from $1.50 to $3.50. Caps A Great line of the latest style caps.Regular price $3.50 on sale now $1.75to 2.50 Several dozen caps offered during sale for 50c and 75c. Old Suits Cleaned, Dyed Altered, and Relined REMEMBER, this is your apportunity to buy the best at less than cost. We carr} nothing but the best. FREE SOUVENIRS To the first 500 customers who make purchases. Ask for them. I. S. LEEVY, 1221 Taylor St. Phone 319 Sale starts jan. 15th and ends Feb. 15th. if m \