Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Mid Beginning I OFFER SE This sale covers stoi t I WALK-OVER 8LIPPERS $6.00 slippers, Mid-summer sale .. $4.85 $10.00 Slippers, Mid-summer sale . $8.45 $1.00 Slippers, Mid-summer sale . $9.30 $11.50 Slippers, Mid-summer sale . $9.70, $12.50 Slippers, mid-summer sale. $10.55 BILLIKEN 8LIPPER8 $3.75 Slippers, Mid-summer sale . . $3.19 ? > /> rii- */r:j tQ OA I$4.DU Slippers, lVllu-summer acuc. . fn.?v $5.50 Slippers, Mid-summer sale. . $4.67 $6.00 Slippers, Mid-summer sale. .;$5.10 $6-50 Slippers, Mid-summer saie . .$5.45 OTHER SLIPPERS $3.50 Slippers, Mid-summer saie . .$2.95 ,, $3.00 Slippers, Mid-summer sale. . $2.45 $2.50 Slippers, Mid-summer sale . . $1.95 $1.75 Slippers, Mid-summer sale . . $1.15 COLORED ORGANDY AND VOILE $1.50 Colored Organdy, 46-inch, Mid 9 summer sale price *. $1.19 yd. H 60c Colored Organdy, 38-inch; Mid-sum?Sj mer sale price 52c yd. || $1.75 Colored Voile, 38-inch, Mid-sum|| mer sale price $1.39 yd. H $1.00 Colored Voile, 38-inch Mid-sumH mer ^ale price ..... ..:.... 79c yd. !1| 60c Colored Voile, 38-inch, Mid-summer JkH sale price .. 49c yd. iM CURTAIN GOODS pW y H 85c Curtain Goods, Mid-summer sale 72c He 75c Curtain Goods, Mid-summer sale 63c W fiOn P.iipf?in (ionds. Mid-summer sale 53c 9 50c Curtain Goods, Mid-summer sale 44c 1| ,35c Curtain Goods, Mid-summer sale 29c ? The Sale Closes Satura rl7~ i !1; ; WINTHROP SHORT COURSE iwin Mims and others. ! It is hoped that all \v ^, \ attend these short cour The announcement ot- tne snore |who have n6t had this course for the club women of this! ayail themselves 0f the ( state and of their sister states given this summer> The cours at Winthrop college brings up pleas- on July 5> and contin ant memories to all who have at- jujy jy tended?memories of a delightful m, , , . . . . . , , , , , There should be at 1( enTironment, a large, shaded, . , , ... , , women in attendance grassy campus with settees here and ,, . course this summer. ? there under the wide spreading , , , , ^ over fifty here last ye branches of the friendly trees; , ,, ? , , , nutiiuci aiiuuiu giwvr c? spacious halls, comfortable rooms . . . , .... , . , There is no matriculs and bror.d piazzas where congenial ^ -- . ?, l . . , year. Board will be $9 i ?. spirits meet to renew old friend- , , x . $2 per day. Those desi . ships and to form new ones; the . , , ,, ...... , T ... , ? . tend should notify Miss clear, sparkling water of the swim- ? ? ^ .. , Russell at the college in mmg pool inviting all into its cool . . ? . . .. , cure room reservations, fnr a refreshing Dlunere to wards the close of the day; the th? SHORT COURSE large airy, dinig room, with its FOR < showy linen and tempting food; the well equipped library with its Olomson C >11*?? ,7i pleasing harmony of color and its change in the dates of thousands of delighted books and course for Club Boys magazines. All these memories come made, and the course w crowding one upon' another, but the July 13 to 23 inclusive memories of the "feast of reasons formerly announced. CI and flow of soul" experienced in urged to remember thai class room and auditorium have a tunity is open to all CI large share in this retrospective the provision being t musing also. Visions of Dr. Thomas members from each cou and his "chemistry of the kitchen," en scholarships and anj of Dr. Walmsley and his discussion attend pay expenses. ' of world conditions, of Mrs. Fox ship boys have only th and the delightful course in parlia- fare to pay, while other mentary law, supplemented by pay also a small fee of drills in presiding over called meet- per day. i ne total exp ;n>r zvT the. Rnrk Hill Woman's fore, even for those wh< club held on the front porch of fee, will not be great, Johnson hall almost every evening | Club Boy who can, shou after supper; of the "open hour" in opportunity to spend a the auditorium filled so charmingly pleasant, and profitable by Dr. C. Alphonso Smith, Dr. Ed- j The instruction given i * I Sum Thursday, Ju ING YOU $44,i AQnNS RFST zk in both of our store ESCAPE Rl FRENCH DRE88 GINGHAMS $1 quality, Mid-summer sale price 79c yd. PAJAMA CHECK8 35c quality Mid-summer sale price 27c yd. BE8T QUALITY APRON GINGHAM8 35c quality, Mid-summer sale 24 1-2c yd BROWN 8EA ISLAND AND 8HEETING 35c quality, Mid-summer sale price 26c yd BE8T 36-INCH BLEACHING 40c quality Mid-summer sale price 29c yd. ' 30-INCH NAIN800K 20c quality, Mid-summer sale price 13c yd SILK H08E $4.50 Silk Hose, Mid-summer sate $3.60 $3.50 Silk Hose, Mid-summer sale $2.80 $3.00 Silk Hose, Mid-summer sale $2.40 $2.50 Silk Hose, Mid-summer sale $1.95 $1.50 Silk Hose, Mid-summer sale $1.19 LISLE H08E $1.25 Lisle Hose, Mid-summer sale $1.09 $1.00 Lisle Hose, Mid-sumrper sale 89c. 75c Lisle Hose, Mid-summer sale . twc. 50c Lisle Hose, Mid-summer sale . 44c. LADIES' GINGHAM DRE88E8 $10.00 Dresses, Mid-summer sale . $7.95 $8.50 Dresses, Mid-summer sale . $6.80 $6.50 Dresses, Mid-summer sale $5.20 $4.00 Dresses, Mid-summer sale . $3.20 $1.25 Dresses, Mid-summer sale . . 95c- j LADIES' SILK DRE8SES j Jr ? Of Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Taffeta, ? /' ' . i; V I' lay Night July 3rd ( M. Aim / \ ? / " | the various phases of practical agri- vii ho have ever [culture, and will be given by regu- sw se and scores j la* members of the agricultural ] pleasure will j faculty. The lectures devoted to an j opportunity (practical demonstrations in field, e will begin! barn, and orchard, and to recrea- ^ ue through itio. Special attention is to be given an Jto recreation and an opportunity to ^ inn niiiK jknow about the institution and its j j upon this work as a whole- | so There were All Club Boys are entitled to at-; ar and the tend upon paying the required t fee, !^e ery year. and those who think of attending ition fee this should at once see their county Qr per week or agents. On the other hand, county iring to at- agents should urge their club mem- an Leila A. bers to attend and help to give ar order to se- them this big opportunity. ve TIM IT I V pniNTFBC thi CLUB BOYS FOR THE GARDNER ine 22.?A Clemson College, June 22.? the short Prepare this month for late garden. m? has xbeen Plant in ground, bush snap beans, s*? ill be given pole beans, bunch lima beans, beets, cei instead of as carrots, corn, cucumbers, lettuce, ub Boys are pumpkin, cushaw, or winter squash, t this oppor- Plant in open bed for late trans- vel ub members, planting; ^Brussels sprouts, cabbage S^( ixrrv Txrinnirtfy i cauliflower, collards. Transplant to |0n ** ********?> ' inty are giv- garden collards, leek, tomato, sweet ^ r others who potato. 9 The scholar- Seed should be planted deeper H eir railroad during the summer than in the H s attending spring for the moisture is much B one dollar lower. R iense there- Worms can be controlled by bag- B J pay this ging cantaloupes when they are H and every about the size of a boy's ball. Use H ild seize the|a six-pound nail bag, and with the ^ i whnlpsmnpjfoot create a little mound under the f vacation. bagged melon. | all cover Now is a good time to make yourj^ mer S ine 24th, at 9 000 WORTH 0 MERCHANDIS1 v % ' t r% \ J A ? /? /-??<? ? 4-C 7 Xt 4 d. I y ui u single iieu i i EDUCTION Tricolette and 8atin $95 Tricolette, Mid-summer sale $54.75 $70 Taffetas, Mid-summer sale .. $35.98 $60 Crepe de Chine, Mid-summer sale / ' Drice ;... $35.00 $7' $57.50 Taffeta, Mid-summer sale $28.75 1 $42.50 Messaline Mid-summer sale $21*25 $7. $30 Taffeta and Georgette, Mid-summer sale price $15*85 I $25 Crepe de Chine, Mid-summer sale . $5. price $12.50 j VOILE DRE88E8 $2. $20.00 Voile Dresses, Mid-summer sale I price $10.95 $io.ou voile Dresses, Mia-summer saie * price $9.95 $12.50 Voile Dresses, Mid-summer sale price ...... $6.25 $12 Voile Dresses, Mid-summer, sale $5-85 $10 Voile Dresses, Mid-summer sale $4.95 Oni VOILE WAI8T8 $3.75 Voile Waists, Mid-summer sale price $2.65 $3.25 Voile Waists. Mid-summer sale . price $2.19 $2.50 Voile Waists, Mid-summer sale price $1.95 $1? |1.50 Voile Waists, Mid-summer Isale price . $1.15 * F . W WHITE 8ILK SKIRTS * ^ $27.50 Dewkist Silk Skirt, Mid-summer " i. sale price $17.50 $27.50 Crepe Meteor Silk Skirt, Mid-sum- $7 mer sale price $17.50 $27.50 Crepe Meteor and Satin Sjlk Skirt Mid-summer sale price $^7.50 50( '( r # . ' .ji 1 NoC. O. D'S) (NoAppr lerson ( / BDHBnDmnMHnnF : .. .. ?? ne cuttings and enlarge your.! ?1B-| reet potato patch. | ffinMpjPBfijlfi Mark the best specimens of plants d get their seed. j9j Blanche your lettuce by pulling iSfi ? | * . . . . . ?05 U m e leaves up into a compact Duncn 31 e d tying with twine. It will Jfi inche in a week or ten days. If U? It tied up much longer it will rot, OS blanche it as you use. LC Spray your grapes now with Bor- ? Never bef( aux to prevent rot.r ? and never Bag a few of your best grapes in |? der to prolong the ripening 3" GP SITlclll g riod. Use three-pound paper bags nj VGcir A nnf +Vioyy? rvn wlion +Via ? crrnrvPQ V* W 4 4 4 44 V41 ff44V44 -?V - |r~ e the size of buckshot. r 1 N?V6r bef< Keep an accurate record of the ; ] j getables that you are growing - J ^ P.?* SlCF is year and then you can tell oth- . | lose. > if your methods are successful. 2 J A Frenchman claims to have I J yOU g< ide writing paper from spinach | to a ims, which he says contain 46 per J it of cellulose. jg We would Roughened plates have been in- fa We would ated to be attached to a man's 3J HA] )es to keep his feet from slipping "D ladder*- I j Better coir 11 s I^^^SEALCD TINS ONLY I ! ! WSr ATVOUR GQOCZQ.S | 37 TTr Maxwell house J | coffee ? <& incicinncicic MMMMMBBMnHS JLJIIJLIIJ IJ IJ IJ I ale I O'clock *1 F THE I n either store will 1 -WHITE SKIRTS I 50 Gabardine Skirt, Mid-summer sale )nce $6 95 50 Gabardine Skirt, Mid-summer sale H >rice ... .... * ....$5.45 I 00 Gabardine Skirt, Mid-summer sale 1, ^1 Drice .. ... .. $4.95 wMm 00 Gabardine Skirt, Mid-summer sale 1 yS )rice i.. .. ... ... $3.95 I 75 Beech Cloth Skirt, Mid-summer sale I %-yM jrice ..... $1.95 I BH Lf AAUBIIiaVIAII AIIIM HI >ibn vvmDiiiH i ivn ouiio Hnv BLOOMERS , ' ./; > 25 Suits, Mid-summer sale price $1.56 Bloomers, Mid-summer sale-.. $1.26 . 9 Lot Cotton Bloomers and Union 8ults To go at Greatly Reducea Prices. I 1 )NE LOT MILLINERY ?T0 BE 80LD AS FOLLOW8: ).50 Hats, Mid-summer sale price $5.96 ' I Hats, Mid-summer sale price $3.95 > Hats, Mid-siimmer sale price . $3.66 >.50 Hats, Mid-summer sale price $2-95 ) Hats, Mid-summer sale price . $2.65 Hats, Mid-summer sale Drice . . $1.95 COTTON UNDERWEAR CREPE B ; quality,/Mid-summer sale: J 30c yd. ovals) (No Charges) I I Hail Hail )re have crops looked any better, |! have conditions favored a bump- i j / 1 rain crop any better than this j j ' 1 Dre have you had as much invest- j j v| e?as much to win or as much to [ J ?1 Ding to be sure, or are you going S j i chance" with HAIL? [ j ||jg advise you to act safely. f j advise you to protect your crop I j IL INSURANCE. j | ;i|j le in today and see us?to be too I j / "| e lost?or if you will call us up- [ j ?we will call to see you at once [ 3 |j 1 > INSURANCE & TRUST CO. \ |! D. Wilkinson, Manager. ? ] c n IE AUUC V111C, kJ. \J. 31 ?$ifiHHSEEF!fi!fi!fiyyafiyia ' I 4