?F==
: THE '
I
i
Throo 9%tf\rc
M, III vv fcvr v
V:
February
discount
? \
it filler! tl
I.iilivvl CJk
To reduce wi
the public that ou
) ;
good hard dollar
s ^^ ..... . .. w
We cannot co
! *j ^ v .. I ' "3
broken, we will <
.vir> v' :
Ladies' Boots
ed at ridiculously
'
Come in and 1
about one-half pr
9 1
^ ^
V LOWNDESVILLE. S
V N
VVVVVV^VVVVVVVVVN
Lowndesville, Feb. 5.?Mrs. D. K
Cooley has returned from Greenwoot
where she spent ten days at the Con
nie Maxwell Orphanage with her sis
ter, Miss Ella Floyd, who Is rapidlj
improving and wilkbe brought hom<
in a short time.
Mrs. Powell, who is spending th<
* winter with her granddaughter, Mrs
A ll?r? Vioo Vtoon rpal inHlS.
UX UCCb AUCUy UMO wvw?? ? wv.
posed for several dyas. Mrs. Powel
is in'her eighty-seventh year, and ii
an interesting woman, who talks witt
, ease and fluency of the happenings
of four score years ago.
The many friends of Maj. F. W. R
Nance regret to hear of his critical
illness. The Major lived here once
and has a warm place in the heart:
of our pepole. Mrs. Nance, nee Miss
Ella Huckabee, was reared here and
has many friends and relatives who
sympathize with her in her hour ol
sorrow and anxiety.
Mr. S. J. Wakefield of Antreville,
has bought some of the wooden
buildings owned by the Oil Mill Co.,
and is hauling the lumber to Antreville
to he used fdr building purposes
Sheriff Burts and his deputy, Mr.
Thornton, both of Abbeville, were
business visitors here last Monday.
Miss Minnie Hodge, who has
charge of the little Daniel girls,
lirace ana nutn, unui omer arrangements
can be made, was called to
Abbeville on business this week.
Miss Mattie Lou Cooley has returned
to Gaffney, where she will resume
her school duties.
Miss Lucille Bell of Antreville,
was a pleasant visitor to our town
last Saturday. She is a sweet little
lassie and her sunny disposition with
her bright, attractive .manner..:has
/
DI
!S A
Fifth Was
sales this con
le different p
nter stock, stimulate bui
' !l \
ir sales offer an unusual
.? . rr .
s by trading with us.
ntinue as it has been but
>ffer greater reductions
i ci 11 ?
ana vanoes in smaii 51zei
rr rtr>** ; - ' :?-o
low prices.
*1 * r -J:* :
look at these little boot
ice.
rap sDHgm
. made her a great favorite with al
I of her friends.
j Mr. Charles Ficquette, who work:
' for the C. & W. C. R. R., with head
quarters in Spartanburg, has beer
Spending several days with hom<
folks.
Messrs. J. H. Hutchison and T. C
Liddell were business visitors to Ah
beville last Monday.
Miss Eloise Hardin has gone tc
Anderson, where she will remain foi
some time.
The latest word from Mr. Henrj
Tenant. .Tr.. who is connected wit!
. the Ordnance department at Camp
I Wheeler is, that while he still thinks
j Uncle Sam the greatest man ever,
i and devoutly worships at the shrine
i of the Red, White and Blue, yet his
heart yearns for the "Seven Hilled
City," and every passing breeze
I echoes the refrain, "Home, Sweet
, Home." *
} Mrs. Leighton Pruitt has returned
( to her home in Anderson after a
L short visit to her parents, Mr. and
( Mrs. Jas. Hardin.
r Mrs. E. W. Harper, Sr., has been
quite ill for the past week, but is
some better at this time.
1 Rpv .T A. flint/falter wnci railed tn
1 Wellington last Sabbath to funeral'
ize the remains of Mrs. Lawton.
Mr. Rembert Allen, who has been
taking an architectural course at
Clemson, will leave for Washington,
D. C., shortly, where he will further
prosecute his studies.
Mrs. Henry Moseley, Mrs. Ellis
Huckabee, Mrs. B. C. Kay, Mrs. W.
I M. Speer and Mr. E. J. Huckabee
J were business visitors to Anderson
recently.
Miss Cornelia Tennant has returned
to her school work in Abbeville.
This is her second year as teacher
in the Graded School at that place,
i where she has won the confidence of
the trustees, the esteem of her associate
teachers and the love of her
pupils. Miss Tennent is a graduate
.. m
iPARTMEI
1* ;
lBBEVILLE, SOI
the winding
ipany has eve
urposes for w
! I
siness and again show
opportunity to savev
where stocks are badly
>.
than before.
i and odd lots Are offer
? ' v , ' iy
5, beautiful styles, at
1
iDcor
!1>L1\U
- ? 7~
I of Winthrop College, and is one of\
the many trained teachers whom J
5 Lowndesville has sent out, and of: \
- whom she is justly proud.
i , (
J VVVVVVVVWVVVVVK j
V ^
V COLD SPRING NEWS. V
. V i V1
vvvuuvvvuvvvv
, Cold Springs, Feb. 5.?Mr. and ?
. Mrs. Bob King and children of Mc- 1
Cormick, spent Saturday night at
r Mr.; D. E. Newell's. J
i Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Corbett and J
, little Marguerite dined at Mr. W. B.
5 UldricK's Sunday. t
"" Mirsr.\F. E. Hagen had as her guest \
? Sunday, "Mr. and Mrs. Moss'and baby,
j Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Stroud and daugh-J s
[ ter, Miss Jessie, and Mr. W. A. Ha- J
i gen and family. ^
; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kay and chil- t
dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
[ Floyd Uldrick. 1
k Mr. D. E. Newell, Jr., of McCor- t
[ mick, spent Saturday night with his a
home people. ^ 1
Misses Daisy and Vera and Master S
; Ernest McMahan spent Saturday at j
Mr. B. A. Uldrick's. t o
Mrs. Press Smith of Donalds, spent g
. from Friday until Sunday with her a
mother, Mrs. Jane McCombs. f
There are several people on the c
sick list in this community this week
but we hope everybody will soon be ^
well again.
. _ _. . __ .
Misses Amy and little Harold and ^
Francis Uldrick spent a few days ^
last week with their sisters, Mrs. C. _
C. Kay and Mrs. R. A. Hagen.
V VV V V VV V \ \ X x X % x*x S
. U
S. . SANTUC NEWS. \ 0
^ > E
VVVVVVVWVVVVVVK E
Santuc, Feb. 5.?Miss Gussie Able
| of Abbeville, spent the week-end with w
j Mr. J. W. Able and family.
Mrs. J. S.-.Simpson .and .-children S
I v V
sJT STOR
JTH CAROLIN
?I?
up of one <
ir held. It
1 1
Inch it was i
?
Our Men's and Boy
tie hammering and we
these lines for another
Our Dry Goods Sto:
the 20 per cent, discoui
You do not have to
tricks for'you here?so
tage of this opportunity
spent Friday with Mrs. W. F. Kay.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Abies had as
their guests Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
J. V. Smith, of Donalds, and Mr. Sam
Carlisle. Mr. M. B. Kay joined them
n the afternoon. t
.Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kay was shopping
in the city Saturday.
Misses Lillie and Mamie Milfordi
spent the week-end with Misses Ma-!
*ie and Belle Boyd.
Mr. Henry Carlisle and sister, Miss
Dolly, spent Sunday the guest of Mr
roe Abies and family.
We are glad to note all the sick in
his community are reported some ;
>etter at this writing.
Mr. Lucius Able of Abbeville,
pent Sunday with his brother, Mr.
r. W. Able.
Mr. W. E. Morrison was a visitor
o the city Monday. , I
1 I
This community was grieved on
ast Sunlay when the news came'
hat Mrs. F. M. Crowther had passed (
iway at the home of her daughter, j
?Irs. George Mann, near the city. J
rhe had been a suffered for several j
rears. She leaves a husband andj
ne daughter, Mrs. Mann, and nine.
Tandchildren and a host of relatives'
nd friends to mourn her death. The'
amily have the sympathy of this'
ommunity.
>
MONTEREY. V
Monterey, Feb. 5.?The Misses
utherland had as their guests Sunay
Misses Lillie and Pearl Smith,
f Sharon, Messrs. Clifton Smith,
[enry Simmons of Abbeville, and
leid Loftis of Santuc.
Mrs. W. C. Lanier spent Saturday
rith Mrs. W. N. Busby.
Mr. Robert Bell of Latimer, spent
unday with Mr( Arvin Nance.
nnBBHHBHHBI
i MERC
ES
A Many
Df the most
was successf
intended
/
V
s' Suits and Overcoats <
will allow 20 per cent. <
week.
re still looks crowded, t
it throughout this store :
know sligit of hand to
we hope you will conti
r to save.
Mr. R. L. Phillips is the guest oj
his sister, Mrs. J. A. Sutherland.
Mil and Mrs. Charlie Gibert spnnl
a few days last week with elatives
in Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McClain were
visitors in the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Abies spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Sutherland.
M. J. A. Nance spent a few days
in Abbeville with his father, Mr. F.
W. R. Nance, who is very sick. We
hope for him a speedy recovery.
Misses Claudia McClain, Ethna Pat
Relieve Your
Rheumatism
For 25c.
NR Today?R
There are three vital processes of
human existence,?the digestion of
food, the extraction of nourishment
irom it ana uie elimination or tho
waste.
Let anything Interfere -with these
processc:;,?lot them bo interrupted or
improperly carrirvl on, and sickncsa^jjfij
of somo kind follows.
Poor digestion and assimila- S ^
tion mcr.r.s failuro to derive eg -A3
full nourishment from food and KB V'
that in t:irn cftsn means im- w ?k
poverished blood, weakness,
?anemia, etc. Poor elimination
means an accumulation of waste
matter which poisons the body, lowers
vitality, decreases tho power of resistance
to disease and lead3 to the
development of many serious Ills.
Rheumatism,?due to some Interference
with the process of elimination,
failuro to get rid of certain body
poisons,?canr.ot be expected to yield
to any medicine that fails to correct
the condition responsible for it. Could
any reasonable person expect to rid
V> fmQP.If nf phpiimntlft nnln net n a
McMURRAY DF
A
n
ANTILE j
ANY, Inc. 1
Departments
successful
ul because
ran still stand a litdiscount
for cash in j
i
jo we will continue
for a short time. ?
make a dollar ..do *
nue to take advan,
\
: terson, Messrs. J. T. and Grady Patterson
spent Saturday at tfie home
; of Mr. and Ms. J. A. Sutherland,
i Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Patterson were
in the city Saturday on business.
i Messrs. W. W. Smith and Moore,
of Greenville, is here for some time.
n.iNTnN i.onr.F no .*
i Excommunication of Clinton
Lodge No. 3, Fellowcraft degree, will
be held next Monday night at7:30
o'clock in the lodge rooms.
W. E. Hill, Sec.
NR does it by improving
\
digestion, assimilation
and elimination ?
the logical way.
elief or No Pay
rheumatic poison 13 allowed to rd? /
main In the body.
Think of this. It explains the success
of Nature'3 Remedy (NR Tabled)
in so many cases where other
mc(!icir.e3 have failed. Thousands are
usir.g NR Tablets every day and getIjw
tin?? relief. Why pay five or ten
times as much; lor uncertain
[ ?thinrrs? A 25c box of Nature's
B Id Remedy (NR Tablets), conJB
taining enough to last twentyCm
five days,?must.help you, musfl
a Jw glvo you prompt relief and satJJUr
isfactory benefit or cost you
fflpr nothing.
And Nature's Remedy is not only
for tho relief of rheumatism. It Improves
digestion, tones the liver, regulates
kidney and bowel action, improves
tho blood and cleanses the
whole syrtem. You'll feel like a new
perron when you've taken NR Tablets
a week. You've tried tho expensive ,
medicines and doctors, now make the I
real test. You'll get results this time. I
Nature's Remedy (NR Tablets) is I
sold, guaranteed and recommended by ]
i J\JUi ui I
tUG COMPANY
.;. jj^ : '' ,V' 5 { y 'J-.*
#^:-VV- ^ - .!??-. V-V^H 6 V- "-3?i
S** i'??-i-?.'>"^>rwi. i'i mi ?W'rr'V ^ .-r J