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THE VOICE OF THE PRO PHET IS HEARD AT DUN BARTON._ I left Augusta on Saturday evening for Dun barton to deliver a sermon on Sunday at j Canaan Fair C. M. E-. Church. Bro. Joseph Lewis met me at the station with his car and car ried me to his home 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 is the pastor i of this splendid congrega tion. He;is a Christian man and treated the! prophet well. This is his second year, and recently he had a rally that amounted to over $1,000. He is a good preacher and one of the best songsters in the State. He teaches school in Saluda county. The pastor preached a good sermon in the morn ing to the society band. Sunday even ing it rained a little and cleared off at night 11 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 tor. The pastor and several others said that it 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. Croxner, ex-pastor of the church, at tended both services and subscribed for the Indicator. After hearing the prophet he invited him to preach at his church in Allendale on the third Sun day in February. Rev. Cherry, a good Baptist pastor, heard the sermofT. A nice collection was raised. This is an other section of South Carolina where it is a common thing for colored peo ple to ovin two and three hundred acres of land. Dea. Rouse, who made one of thej best crops in life last year and will make another one this year, worked hajnd with Bro. Lewis to secure my services. A great many farmers are worried because it looks like the merchants! will not let them have any guano. Don't be discouraged, a way will be opened for you. Please don't )eave the jfarm. On my way home a committee; met me at the station and aske<f mejto preach Jor them at Mt. Moriah Bbptist Church, Ellenton. I am receiving many letters about the boll weev|l. I first read the letters and then j put them in a 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 s?rap basket Before adjourn ment I called for subscribers for the Indicator.; The result was: Mrs. R. H. Isles, $1.5f, Dunbarton (2) ; Rev. S. W. Cromer, 90c, Bartin, S. C, R. 1, Box 8 (3) ; W. it Lewis, 90c, Dunbarton R. 1, Box 80 (^) ; Joseph Lewis, 90c, Dun barton, R.?1, Box 67 (5) ; Lawson Bush, 90c., Duniarton, R. 1. Total, $5.10. j Rev. Arthur Ross. r RACE [CONFERENCE GET TOGETHER MEETING WAS-GREAT SUCCESS. The first get-together meeting of the coming Race Conference was held last Sunday ajfternoon at Sydney Park Church ^ith Chairman I. S. Leevy presiding.; The principal speaker werer Mr! Jos. Norwood, ex-presidert *ef The Union National Bank, and R*v Hatwood, j 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 w^rk. A successful Race Con ference is a certainty. Thank* to those who send in their local news to this column by telephone and by ietter?. i Every business and professional man or woman needs first class printed stationer^?the kind we print BUTLER W, NANCE, ATTORNEY AT LAW AMD NOTARY PUSLIC. Will practice in an coorte, State ani Phone: (Mice 973, Residence ttlf 11*71 Washington St, Columbia, ft. I flft? Ab Up-Tojfete Line Of Ladies & ChOcfren Hate ih* Season's Bast Call end See Them. If yen want your OLD Hats Made NEW $ring Them Te ME I Csa Do Aaythin* In Millinery Mis? L&aaie Kenneriy 1881 Gsrvais St., Celumbia.S.C j i - OfHce Hours: - 9 a, m. to 2 p. m. 3 p. m. to 6 p. m. PR A. J. COLLINS ? Surgeon Dentist X-RAY WORK A SPECIALTY Office, 1510 Main St, Phone 3413-J Residence, 1327 Pendleton Street. Phone 297W. Columbia, S. C. j PHONE 1487-J L A. HAWKINS Real Estate Agency -HOMES ON EA8Y TERMS." 1107 Washington Street ! COLUMBIA, S. C ! REAL ESTATE INSURANCE A D. ROBINSON 1323 Assembly Street COLUMBIA, S.C Phone 3763 LOANS OR. C. E. STH>HENSON Physician and Surf son Residence Phone 2621 Offlc* Phone 3536 OfUm Hears: t to 10:30 A. M. 1:30 U 3 P. AL, ? to 8:30 P. M. Dia?il Of Woman and Childrtn a Specialty OFFICE 1414 1-2 Assembly St, ever Berry's Store. Oflee Aeirs: 9 to 10 a. m. If te 2 p. m. 0 to Id. m, DR. a A. EVERETT Physician and Snrgeon Diseases of Women and Children < Specialty Office and residence, 1329 Pine 8 two blocks from old office. Phone 8063 Colombia, S. STOCKS?BONDS Office Hours Phones 8:30 aV m. to 1:00 p. m. Office, 1026 2:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.Residence,3873 DR. D. K. JENKJNS Dental Surgeon 1107 1-2 Washington Street, 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. M. 3 to 4 P. M. 7 t 8 P. M. DR. L. M. DANIELS Physiciap and Surgeon Special Attention Qiven Diseases of Women .... Office Residence 1125 Washington St. 1610 Sumter St. Phone 1429 Phone 2564 Columbia, S. C. SPRING Tailoring Many uncalled for Tailored suits now at act We'' take your measure.Jcut and make trouse; shop in three hours by the watch for from $: Suits a little longer at 25.00 up Shoes of all Si Shoes for men in genuine Ma $20 now offered for $9 and for long service, worth $16.5( guaranteed quality shoes at \ ~ LADIES' SHOES sm9 Fine Kid Shoes worth $16,00 to $18.00 now offered : JO Shoes now . ?Shoes now. Men's am Smart styles for young men worth styles that sold for $65 and $75 now $3 Men's Pants A few hearywork pants formerly sold for $5.00 now $2.50. Dress pants reduced to $6.00. The B< der sui ment. Union Wool t $12.00 Mow is the time to get that John B. Stetson Hat. The and $10.00. Felt Hats in all sizes and colors worth u] A Great line of the latest style caps.Regular price $3.i . Old Suits Cleane - REMEMBER, this is yeur pportunity'to buy the bes FREE SOUVENIRS To the first 500 I. S. LEEV Sale starts Jai HTwifli??Tn immisi Tff?|frfa Learn To Crow Hair AND MAKE MONEY Complete coarse by mail or by personal instructions. A dipUxnm from Leila College of Hair Culture is apastportto prosperity Is your hair short, breakmg off, thin or falling out? Hare you Utter, eeseaa? Da your sealp itch? Have you mere than a normtlamount ei ?andiaff? Mine. C. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower e Write for Beekiet which-tells of the positive cures of all scalp diseases steps the hair from falling out and starts it at once to growing Beware of imitations-ail ef Mme. C. j. Walker preparations are put ud in yellow tin sexes. F * a> six week's trial treatment sent to any address by mail ior 11 70 Make all money orders payable to lime. C. j. Walker. Seno sumps 'for reply. AGINTS WANTED. WRITE* FORi TERMS. The goods are manuf aetared by The Madam C. J. Walker Ufm C*. 640 North West St., Indianapci ; Office Phone 1487. Res. Phone 2315-W N. J. FREDERICK PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS OF THE STATE. Attorney at Law and Notary Public 11071 Washington St., Columbia, S. C. MONEY TO LOAN. Money to loan on Household Fur* niture, Pianos, Live Steck and Auto mobiles. THE CAROLINA LOAN & GUARANTY COMPANY. 152S Main St. Phone Sit HSfURT DR. J. B. WATTS Gold Surgeon Dentist Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty 1115 1-2 Washington 8t Cotanta? Over Johnson, Bradley A Morris Undertakers THE BEST GRADE OF SHOES At prices as i CALL ON E. P &F.A. Davis The one price shoe! dealers in Columbia 1710 Main Street Natane Famous Ri for growing LONG and BEAUTIFUL HAX9L If you have abort, sappy as*! liars* hair, or if you ara traokM vitfc its** a *, falHn* hair, bratta* kair, toe in* scalp, DO NOT DELAY, tot ?osi >t once, HEART LEAF HAIR TSUXc then watch t&e good ranHa. It darkens gray naif ?ad pees sow SS? into It. Price Ste, sent h% assai e (j 3f money. Agents wanted, eaj&e (food money. Write at pecial ten jj^.pec? tema to ?festa? SUPO-SULFHO MBDtONB CO. ATLANTA* GA. CLEARANCE co ual cost rs in our L0.00 up r*--g' cii iif c In a11 of tne latest styles. OOyS All pure wool suite worth $12, $18, $20, to $2^5 now reduced to $5, 7.50 10.00, and $12. Now is the time to help your boy. Leery wil help you to give him that long promised suit. tyles For the Whole Family hogany Calf, Good Year Welts worth $18.00 $10. The famous Edmunds Shoes noted ), During Sale Only $8,75. These are Drices to suit your pocket. for $8.50 $6.00 $3.50 CHILDREN'S SHOES We have a full line of Children Shoes, all guaranteed Pure Leather. No better shoes made for children than the famous Red Goose School Shoes. Many styles, all reduced during sale to you at from $1 to $7. d Young Men's Wear from $50 to $60 now going for $25 and $35. Conservative Oto $45. ; e Underwear tst and Warmest Fleece lined un te for only 50c and -75c per gar Ribbed Shirts and drawers also Suits reduced to 98c and $1.49. mderwears that heretofore sold for 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. Fuil 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 Hats former prices of these hats were $12.00 and $15.00 We now offer them for $7.50 p to $7.00 now as long as they last at from $1.50 to $3.50. Caps 50 on sale now $1.75to 2.50 Severil dozen caps offered during sale for 50c and 75c. ;d, Dyed Altered, and Relined t at les& than cost. We carrj nothing but the best/ customers who make purchases. Ask for them. Y, 1221 Taylor St. 'none 319 1. 15th and ends Feb. 15th. 4 r I i