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/ ii Zr- TB SS i .Si m Is now on in full force and will continue for seven more clays, with the red tags showing reductions that cti d ufi^.N uiiN Hi Hundreds of satisfied customers who responded to'our announcement will testify that they found every ?? thing just as advertised. No Humbug? No Mistake. The prices are cut to the quick, and the goods are reasonable and up-to-date Positively all low cut shoes for less than actual cost. Remember seven more days in which to secure these bargains. vT*-- > Mi m Smith Ga m m m aw BP ?S Office No. 61. Residence, No. 17. Wednesday, July 22nd. LOCAL AND PERSONAL, Miss Nellie Jones is visiting friends in Monlerie, Ga. Born, a little son. to Mr. and Mrs E. D. Corlev, Monday, July 21. Miss Marie Padgett of Greeville is visiting her cousin, Miss Gladys Padgett. Miss Lillian Smith has goneV> ?Saluda to spend two weeks with I relatives and friends. Mr. J. Rubinstein has gone to the Isle ot Palms to spend two weeks in the suri. % Mr. J. Avery Williams of Char lotte has been the guest of Mr.: Chalmers Hughe-; for several days. Mrs. J. T. Ousts of Elmwood' is visiting her daughter, .?irs. ?V. j H. Haran-. a . ., . , I The farmer hus uv ont thi newspaper niau never reaches a stopping place. Miss Polly bhannonltousfi of Charlotte is here visiting her broth er, Rev. R. <-i. Shannonhouse. Mr. Ben Rai nsf ord came down j from Greenwood in his car Sunday. He is always a welcome visitor in 1 Edgefield. ' Mrs.'William Miller of Augusta and Miss Floride and Sheppard are visiting Mrs. [da Sheppard and her sisters in Ldgetield. Miss Lillian Scattergood a charm iog young lady of Augusta and Mrs. St. Clair Williams ami son are the guests at the home of Mr. and Airs. J. W. Cheatham. Attenti' n is directed to the ad vertisement of the Mukashy bar gain House. In order to close out all right weight dry goods, clothing and shoes the price has been cut ' very low for cash. ? Miss Tillie You?gblood is spend -.hg her annual vacation a*- the old home in the pines. She ha-* many relatives and many wann persoi al friends who always greet her very affectionately when she cunes among us. Messrs. Willie Adams and James T. Minis., took an automobile trip through portions of North Carolina .and east Tennessee iasr week. The entire journey aggregated about 1,700 miles. Their ford car made the trip without the least trouble of any kind. Mr. J. J). Quarles, a mighty good citizen and one of the best fanners of the west side, announces h is can didacy for the position of magistrat* of the i!th district. IL- has :i num ber of friends who will give linn their support. Mr. Gibs i). Minis pa-sed lb rough EdgeHeld Monday in his touring car en route to Leesville. I Wc are grateful lo him for a haskel ' of large, luscious ttlberta*, the tin-j est we have seen. Mr. .Minis said the crop- alon?; the way to ifidge field "'are who ?ping, the gras* is on j the rampage, the white people have i left home and the negroes have quit! work." , ' Capt. J. R. Blocker and his as sistants are fretting everything ready for the annual picnic at Centre .Spring which will be held July 30, Thurday of next week. The names of the several committees are pub lished in this issue. * The red letter sale is still going on at the Smith-Marsh Company store. The full page advertisement which was published last week j drew the crowd. Last Saturday the I amount of. sales at this popular store j was larger than for any other day ?since they have been in bminess. j even exceeding Christmas eve. The sympathy of our entire com I munity iroes ont to Mrs. I). H. Hol lingsworth dui ing this hour of be reavement caused by #.he death of her mother. Mrs. Anna Strother^ at her home in Johnston Tuesday af ternoon. Mrs. Strother has been ill i loni;' time, bearing her suffering ?ill the while with beautiful patience. Lei us supply you with turnio seed. Fresh shipment just received from th?celebrated Buisl s.-ed farm. Nothing better on th" market. We have all ol' i'm- popular varieties. Collett it Mitchell. A convention of the bib district of tile South Carolina Medical as sociation was held at Ridge Spring last Tuesday. Dr. \V. 1). Ou/.ts was elected president and Dr. R. A. Marsh was chosen secretary and treasurer. The 3th district is said to be the banner district of the j State. The next meeting will be held in Batesburg in January. Notice. Mrs. R. C. Padgett is, local rep resentative for genuine Etchings and Photogravures. Beautiful repro ductions of some 'd' thc world's greatest paintings. These pictures are educational and should be in every home. She asks the co-opera tion and patronage of the public. WANTED.-Pine and oak cross ties. Delivered at Southern Road Edgefield, M">cts for first class ties. See me for specifications. Willis J. Duncan. 7-^tf. Religious Notices. i_. _ I will preach Sunday next at 11 :l? at Trenton and at ?:30 at Johnston. E. c. B. ' h Sermon on 1st Timothy a' Edge-| lield Methodist church Sunday ? morning it 11 o'clock. . j 1 . At mill chapel Sunday afternoon j at I o'clock Rev. .i. R. Walker will < preach on Christian education. Lei ! evervbody come. j i Experience meeting and Switzer-j land pictures Thursday night, at j I Methodist church. j i At Trenton Methodist church ai meeting is to begin on the night of I, August 24 ami continue probably) lu t., ! 4 .lays. . j| Baptist church Kervices at thci High School auditorium at l.':3Ua. h m. and a* Presbyterian church ai 8:30. p. m. Thc pastor will preach. ?. Services at Morn's #Civek at i p. m. 1 is announced I asl week. ; ( To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXA fIVE BROMO Quinine. Ii stops the Cough and Headache and works oiT thc Cold. ( Druggists refund money if it fails lo cure. E, W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 25c Tenth Annual Meeting Wc man's Missionary Union Au gust 26 and 27, Bethany Church. i . lstsnsion 10:30 Woman's Missio Societies. Thanksgiving Service, Mn Charles Strom, Rehoboth. Greeting and Responses, Mis Maggie Deal and Mrs. G. M. Sex ton. Recognition of delegates from W M. Societies with reports. Delegates tu wear bidges far nighed at the door. Be seated ai front. Presentation of Visitors. Survey ?d' years work, .Mrs. J. L Miras. Reading of Associational Policy, Mrs. W. K. Lott. Official Visitor (a) message from W. M. I', (b) Mrs. .1. D. Chapman. Noonday quiet hoar. Love's Demonstration, or Per sonal service, Mrs. Thouias'Tj'imb. Offering for Suiveru A ead erny. Condensed Division report last year, Y. !\ Mrs. Chapman. Report of Committee on Literal ure ( with many samples on exhibition) Mrs. \V. S. Middleton. Report of ojiumitlee on obitua ries (received standing) Mrs. J. T. Uri (lis. Election of Dominating commit' Lee. Appointments of committees on resolutions. Announcements, Hymn, Adjourn uent for lunch. ind session -jp ni, Sunbeam and li. A. Session, Mrs. VV. JS. Lou, presiding. Prayer and Praise. Mrs. Mamie Walker. Reading of minutes of morning session, Mrs. Prescott Lyon, Sec. Roll Call of bands and chapters with reports. Summary of years work by Asso siate Supt. of V. P. S., Miss Onida Pattison. A message from Mrs. W. J. Hatcher, telling how we stand. Recommendations of State Supt. (State Minutes page 4.'i.) Responsibilitv of VV. M. S. for V. P. S., Mrs. John O. Gough. Teaching the Iii ble. the most im portant work of thc leader, Mrs. Littlejohn. The possibilities of R. A. Work, Mrs. W. B. Cogburn. Anything new for Sunbeam and R. A. Leaders? (Open discussion.) Minutes of Second Session, An louncements, Hymn, Prayer. 3rd Sos don, Wednesday morning IO am Young Woman's Auxiliary Watchword^ The? Kingdom of .ind in the hearts of the giris of >. C. Intercessor' ?ice. Mrs. S. T. \dattis, Cia Hill. Kuli Ca' V. W. A. with re )orts. Dele es seated in front and wearing badges. Report o? yea>'s work by Asso nate Supt. Recommendations for Y. W. A. State Minute**page .">!>.) . Message from Stale Supt. of V. 'V.A..Mrs. Geo. Davis, Orange-, burg. The Call of the Girl, Inspira [ional, Miis Justine Cantelou. An exchange of plans.-Open dis-1 .ussiun. Report on Mission study, j Mis.-? Hortense Padgett. Report on Training School with discussion, Miss Jennie Pattison. Report of Committee on Nomi nations. .Election of Officers. Appointment of standing* com mittees. Report on Resolutions and Farewell Service. Led by Mrs. Chapman. How can we make a better meet ing next year? Open Question. Antioch Ladies Hold Pleasant Meetings. The ladies of Antioch mission society with Mrs. Prescott Lyon as president, are making au effort to keep alive the enthusiasm for good works in their society and church They are trying to develop their work by organizing into two branches, the larger one at Antioch and the other composed of rive mem- j bers who reside nearer Cl eora. Of this branch Mrs. Walter Brimson is pi charge. On Saturday the writer and Mrs. M. D. .leffries left Edge field in the morning and on invita- | tion, spent a most delightful dav in ! the home of Mr. nu.i Mn*. Prescott j Lyon and .Mrs. Snl?e Jones. At four iv'clock we drove over to i Antinch which is in sight of Mrs. j Jones' home, and there found a ; splendid gathering of Indies from the Antioch and Cl eora sections*. J those who form the two pir..s of : ?he mi-'siori society. We could call them all by name and the children a who formed the congregation, .-.>. - often have we been among the>ej good friends that they have come! to occupy a large place in our heart Mrs. Lynn presided at the meet-1 ing and Miss Leora Waiker acted ' :rs organist. During the program v Mrs. Donald Smith, formerly Miss I - Louise Lyon, sang Unit tender and 11 comforting selection, In the secret!c of I Iis presence.'' Mrs. Walter Branson stated som? 1 facts in regard to '.heir section of ! the society and .Mrs. .1. L. Minis ! told the ladies of the plans ar- 0 ranged for the annual meeting :it - Bethany and announced the en-|? couragingnews that Mrs. John O j1 (rough our missionary visitor would spend the time from the ninth to ihe twenty fifth of Augn t in our a sociation, and perhaps bs a part of j the time at Bethany meeting. ?j Mrs. M. D. Jeffries talked very, interestingly to the ladies, among j other things speaking of the vainc of prayer in missionary training. A ? nice collection was taken for mis- j ^ sions, and immediately after the j0 meeting delightful ice-cream and ; I1 varied cakes were served on the j S church grounds. The social feature j of the meeting was very pleasant, and much thanks was due tho good men of the community for their kimi ly assistance and presence. Centre Spring Picnic Commit-1 j tees. i Pit Committee-S A. Holstein, ? chairman. Refreshment Commkte?-O B Timtnerman, chairman, .1 W Pu lai ty ? Badge Committee: J F Payne, j chairman, Will Allen. Table Committee-J R Blocker, chairman, J R Tompkins, .1 ll Nicholson, R W Powell, S i; Nicholson, C W Davis. Floor Oommitto-L W Cheat ham, L C Warren, R T Hill, L T .May. J S Hoghes, R II Nicholson. 0 W Allen. Marshall "O Timni?rman, Frank | Logue. The old. veterans and newspaper men are invited lo be the guests of the Dragoons. To Prevent Blood Poisoning apply at once Die wonderful old reliable UR. PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL.n sur picnl dressing that reliever, pain and b^Os at the same time. Not a liniment. 25c. .6,'^?.0P \ I Close Out Summer Goods, As the season has advanced our stock is very much brox^en in some lines, and in order to close out odds and ends in all light weight Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes. We will cut the price very low, We do not want to carry over any goods. They must be converted into cash at once. NOW is the time to make your cash go a 'ong i ways. * * Call and let u goods and give It will Dav vou. :how you the the Drices. von Mukashy Bargain House. Next Door to Dunovant & Co. important Notice. Tfit.' hooks f? r en roll mg voters ur the Primary Election will close ?ti the last Tuesday of July, the ^;h inst. All persons who have mr enrolled are urged to do so at mee, as th?;y cannot vote unless lu ir names are put on the club oils before the 2Stb inst. It is necessary to write inn your name ii full, and ii you have, signed the lui) roll without writing out jour iwii name in full, be sine and in crt your full name where your niliais appear. B. E. NICHOLSON. Couutv Chairman. NATIVE SEED RYE FOR SALE. I hive a line lot ot* Seed Rye to (1er, was grown on my farm at ?Ilenton, S. C. Put up in bags of ne and two bushels, price *i.50 er bushel. F. ?. B. Ellenton, end in your orders early. H. M. Cassels. Klienten. S. C. j Signora Carolina De Fabritiis, Teacher of Singing I Will accept pupils in Sing ! in?: and italian. For terms address C leora Farm. Cleora, I Notice to Stockholders There will be a meeting of the stockholders of the Edgetield Build ing and Loan Association in the of i tice of tbe Bank of Edgetield, in the I Town of EdgeliebV, S. C., at five o'clock P. M., on 'the -24th day of August. 1'.) 14-. The object of the i meeting will be to consider a change I in Section 3 of Article IV of the j Constitution of said Building and j Loan Association, so as to give the ? Board of Directors and the officers j the pow r to arrange to issue the i stock in the several series,. once a I month, instead of every six months,, or some amendment of said Section with refereiice to the time of issuing the series of stock. B. E. Nicholson, Pres. E. J. Minis, Sec. % July -J 1st, 111 14. Caites, I?O? MsenlS, hoi breads, and ?.flier pastry, are daily necessities in the American f amiSy. Royal Bak ing Powder will make them more digestible, wholesome, appe?zing. No Alum-No Lime Phosphates