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Promise For V Tuesday May 19th Another of Their Profit Sharing; Sales The buying public should be much interested in these SALES. Every item by piece or yard worth up to 29c. Going In This Sale At. A Few items Which Points The Way To Better Ones. .25c- Klaxons. 2.5c. Ratines, 25c. and 2?.k\ Crepes '25c. Linen (Spotless White 25c. Brown Linen .25c. Welt P. K. '25c. Hosiery. -25c. Towels. 25c. Gauze Vests, 25c. Ribbon with all other 25 and 29c. goods. Remember the Day Tuesday May 19th. Come bring your purse as the sale price are for CASH only, but charged at regular prices with pleasure. Respectfully. Plunl. ett-Sanders. Yesterday!:!! tornoon at six o'clock ^^uij_r e?te&nied fellow townsrnaD, Mr. iLH. Sanders, and Miss Ida Plun ks t were quietly married at her home in Graniteville. Mr. II. M. Reynolds accompanied Mr. Sanders to Granitevillt. Immediately after their marriage Mr. and Mrs. San ders came to Edjrefield, reaching here last night at e i is ht o'clock. Thc Advertiser oilers In-arty congratula- ? tions. Horn's Creek Church. Dr. M. I). Jeffries will be in at tendance upi)U the Southern Hap tist convention iu Nashville, Tenn., on the third Sunday in May. IK will be away on the fourth Sunday also. Rev. P. B. Lan h ira ha?- con sented to fill the Horn's Creek ap pointmen at 3:30 oY! a-k, fourth Sunday atternoon, May 24. The congregation will please bear thia change in mind and be present on the fourth Sunday afternoon. Withdraws Candidacy. Since the Democratic convention took no action in the matter of placing the office of supervisor in the primary this year, and under the law the term of county com mission er being the same as superviser, I have decided to withdraw my an nouncement as a candidate for coun ty commissioner. It is practically ?certain that no election will he or dered for the office of county com missioner" this year. N. L. Broad wate. . Edgefield Schools to Close. ' Tuesday evening May 26, 8:45, 1 graded school entertainment. Wednesday evening May 27, 8:45 recital by pupils of music depart ment. Thursday evening May 28, at ii o'clock, literary address by Prof. John 6. Clinkscales, Woffod Col lege Spartanburg, S.' C. Delivery of medals. Annual report ot chairman of I board of trustees. The exercises are free and the public is cordially invited. Just received a lot of laoies Pana* ma Shapes at ?2.50 something nice. ? Don't fail to look at them before ; voa buy your Summer Hat. , Rubenstein. < One lot 1-piece Dresses in dark ( and light colors. A big ass rtment to select from at 11.00. j ? Robenstein. ? 4 For Mayor. I have been asked quite a number: of times in the past few days if I j was a candidate for Mayor. As it j will be impossible for rae to canvas ! the town I take this opportunity oi"] saying that I am, and ask the sup- ' pnrt of every Democrat in the town ' of Edgetield. A. ll. Oorley. Municipal Election. - Up to this time H'-1 voters have J registered for the municipal elec- ? tion which will be heb! on May 26. There aro tn o candidates for may or, .Mr. W. P. Ca!benn and Dr. A. H. Corley. The candidates for war den are as follows: First ward: R. 1 U. Padgett; second want, E. W. Samuel and C. M. Thomas: third! ward, L. L Clippard; fourth ward. Geo. W. Adams; fifth ward. C. H. Key, and sixth ward. R. L. Duno vattt. DAR Meeting. The D. A. R. will hold its regu lar monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. J. H. Cantclou, the chapter being entertained by Miss Gladys Chappell, on Tuesday, May 19, at ! 4 o'clock. All members are earnest ly urged to be present as irnpor- j tant business is to be transacted* Members of sister olg/.pters and of j the old Edgefield chapter are invit- ? ad to meet with us. R. S. V. P. M-< A. A. Woodson, Regent, j Mrs. N. G. Evans, Sec. Dixie Auxiliary. The Dixie Auxiliaiy will meet j t rhursday afternoon 5::?0 o'clock at i c :he home of Miss Clair Grice. j t Prayer by chapter. ? ( H 'll call and minutes. , f "Florida's welcome to Confeds," je Mai i" Key. ! ? Vocal solo, Miriam Norris. fi Chief of the. south, Sadie Mims. j.t Piano solo, Marion Bailrv. lt Triumph of the ?ld soldiers, ?I: Emily Strother. J <_ Texas memorial at Gettysburg, Marjorie Tompkin*. ! ? Business. 1 K.eep Bowel Movement Regular. Dr. K i mr's New Life Pills keep stomach, liver and kidneys in (tealthy . ? ndition. Rid the body of poisons and waste. Improve your jomplexion by (lushing the liver ind kidneys. I got mor. relie: trom me box of Dr. King's New Life Pills than any medicine I ever tried, *ays C E Hatfield, of Chicago, 111. ?5c at your druggist. Recital of the Trenton High School. On last Friday evening (May ?th) the members of the Tren Ion High School Music Club held their recital in ibo school audi torium. The following programme which w:is very appropriate ar ranged was very successfully carried out by the club members, assisted by their competent teacher, Miss Lura Mims of Edgefield. PART I. 1. Chorus by eight little girls. Accompanied hy Susan Mathis. 2. Trio. Birthday March--J. W. Lerman,- Cornelia Webb, Margaret Courtney, Susan Mathis. 3. Duel. Jingle Bells-J. S. Kean's-Cornelia Webb, Margaret Court ney. 4. Duet. Mamma's B'*;thday Waltz (Streabog) Susan Mathis.. ">. Trio. Homeward March - (Introducing*'My Old Kentucky Home. " ) -Challes Lindsay -Edith Herlong, Pearl Duncan, Gracie Salter, ti. Solo. Cupid's Message. Valso. -R. R. Forman-Gracie Salter. PART II. 1. Solo. Sounds of Spring Time. Herman Wenzel op. 12. Debbie Mae Marsh. 2. Trio. Pure as a Lilly. Gavotte.-C. H. Haynes-Gracie Salter, Mir iam Holland, Louise Padgett. 3. Solo. Mauh and Soldiers Chorus from "Faust." Callie Wise. Gounod. 4. Duet. La-Chasse Aux Gazelles Galops.-A Calvine op. ll.--.-Mary Helen Harrison, Ruth Padgett. 5. Solo. Silver Stream Valse.--Caprice. Leurance-Ray Swearingen. 0. Solo. Mazurka.-Benjamin Godard--Ruth Padgett. 7. Duet. Joyous Return March.-Leon Rinquet op. 86.-Miriam Hol land. Louise Padgett, s. Solo. March.-J. M. Blose,-Julia Wise. 9. Duet. Entry of thc Gladiators March.- Julius Fucik.- Ray Swear ingen and Callie Wise. 10. Solo. March.-F. C. Hayes.-Mary Helen Harrison. 11. Solo. Polacca Briliante.-C. M. Weber, op. 72.-Laurie Moore. All is over, but the club members are just hoping to have Miss Mims for their teacher the coming session. Respectfully, CALLIL WISE, 19-Cents Sale. Read the Corner Store's nd ver sement this week in which a sne ?ial 19-cents sale is announced for he 19th- of ?d"ay-next Tuesday. )n that day Mr. Turner will sell or cash all 25 and 29 cents articles, ither by piece or yard, for 19 cents. large number of persons in Edge ield and vicinity will take advan age of this bargain-sharing oppor unity that is offered by this popu ir store. "After four in our family had died of consumption 1 was. taken with ta frightful cough and lung trouble, i inn my life was saved and I gained j b7 pounds through using fl Blacksmith Shop. I wish to inform the good people of Edgefield that I will continue the Blacksmith Shop that "was estab lished by my father, Giles lintier, about 40 years ago and conducted by bim until his death recently. I will give the best possible at tention to all work intrusted to me and will guarantee every job I do. Giles Butler. li ?wi %?> 1 OVERT For Sale. W. lt. Patterson, Wellington, Tex , PRICE 50c and SI.00 AT ALt DRUGGISTS Two young Jersey cows fresh to pail. DAVID STROTHER, Edgefield, S. C. IIIIIIIII i iain i II nun mi H Large Shipment of Furniture WK will have a large shipment of Furniture to arrive this week, and in the lot are some beautiful Dressers. SideboardVand Buffets. Full supply of Chairs. Mat tresesfand Springs in stock. See our line Porch Chairs. Jones & Son. For Luxury with Economy -get a MEI Z %k2%". It is a stylish, feasy rid i ni; car. and travels from -28 to 32 milis on ONE gallon of gasoline, and from 10,000 to 1-2,000 mile-- '>n a single sot of tires. It is the most economical ear on the market to operate, ?ri vi ns; you ail the pleasures of automobil ing without any of the objectionable costs. EQUIPPED COMPLETE 1914 IMPROVEMENTS METZ "22" $475 WINNER OF THE GLIDPFN TOCK T11K CEAKI.lisS CA lt-SO CLUTCH TO Sl.il' - \<> 1 ? KA US ITO STJtll'J THE three METZ cars were the ONLY cars in the Gliddon Tour equipped with GEARLESS transmission, ami they were the ONLY cars that held perfect scores, without additional allowance or time extension of any kind, for the entire eight days of the contest. The METZ -'22" is a high grade, fully guaranteed roadster of the torpedo semi-euclosed-body type, left-hand drive, and center control. It is equipped with 4-cylinder 22 1-2 h. p. water-coo'ed motor. Bosch magneto, windshield, extension top, full eliptic springs all around, stand ard artillery wheels, host quality Goodrich clincher tires, live lamps and gas generator, horn, pump, tnol outfit, etc. It is a thoroughly prac tical car-makes from 5 to 50 miles per hour on the high speed, and climbs hills as fast as any car made. DEALERS WANTED FOR EDGEFIELD AND AIKEN COUNTIES. R. H. MIDLET0N, Gen. Distributor Clarks Hill, S. C.