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Record Breaking Prices For This and Next Week All these bargains should prove of much interest to. every woman and man who really studies economy, for there are worth-while savings on every item listed in this ad. - GEORGETTE DRESSES 25 georgette dresses in white, flesh and blue, values up to $35.00 at_$12.50 ALL WOOL SERGE In all the leading shades, $2.75 value at_$1.59 GEORGETTE WAISTS In any color you want. Over 200 waists in the lot. $7.50 and $8.50 waists at___,_$4.50 r SILK SKIRTS In all the leading shades, $15.50 value at_$8.50 WOOL SERGE Ten pieces serge 40 inches wide in navy, black and cream, $2.50 value at_'_$1.29 MIDDY SUITS In wash'satin, white or colors, $22.50 values at $9.50 Silk Poplin, all colors, $2.00 value at_$1.00 Georgettes in all shades, $3.00 value at_$1.48 Voile Waists $1.75 value at _>85c $1.50 Voile in all beautiful designs, 42. in wide at 49c Ladies Silk Hose, $5.00 value atv__ '__"$3.25 $2.00 Ladies silk hose black or white at_$1.25 MEN'S SUITS Up to $55.00 at_/_$29.75 These prices cover any men's suit in the store. Suits in the newest models for men and young men. Good selection of desirable.patterns and colors. MEN'S COOL CLOTH SUITS We only have a few left, in light colors only at $4.75 MEN'S SUITS Every garment is reduced. We have them in serges, cheviots, worsteds for men and young men. Prices up to $45.00 at_$23.75 MEN'S OXFORDS Several hundred pair of men's oxfords'-of the W. L. Douglas and Dunlap shoes at $2.50 and $3.50 less their regular price. SHOES Buy your shoes now while you can buy them at almost half the price. We have any style and kind you want in ladies oxfords. Prices ranging from $4.00 to $12.50, but we have cut the prices to almost half as we do not like to keep anything over for another season. "v Our dearing summer sale ends August 10th, but we are going to eontinue at the same pri?es until August 17th R?BENSTEINS DEPARTMENT STORE PROGRAMME. Woman's Missionary Union, Auxiliary to Edgefield As sedation Tuesday and Wed nesday, August 24 and 25, Modoc Baptist Church. "Woman's Missionary Union Session. The societies will be seated in their respective divisions with their division presidents wearng thsir col ors? 10 o'clock-Called to order by Mrs. J. L. Mims. Devotions-Rev. Chas. Wilkinson, pastor of the church. Welcome-Member Modoc socie ty. Response-Mrs. D. B. Hollings worth, president Edgefield Mission society. . Roll call of societies, each dele gate chosen to represent her society stating two things, whether they have met apportionment and if on the honor roll. Presentation of the Honor Roll Badges. Annual report of superintendent of Edgefield association Y/oman's Missionary Union-Mrs. J. L. Mims. Chart reports of. the three divi sion presidenta!-1st I division, Mrs. W. B. Cogburn, Berea, Bethany, Bold Spring, Edgefield, Gilgal, Lit tle Stevens Creek, Mountain Creek. 2nd. division, Mrs. Donald Smith: Antioch, Hardys, Red Hill, Republi can, Horn's Creek, Mt. Zion, Tren ton^ 3rd. division: Mrs. J. M. Bussey: Clarks Hill, Modoc, ParksviUe, Plum Branch, Red Oak Grove, Rehoboth. Report of Mrs. B. L. Mims, chair man Mission Study. Woman's Missionary Union Mes sage-Mrs. Edwin Carpenter, Flor ence. Greetings from Edgefield Asso ciation-Mr. 0. Sheppard. Message from our Missionaries Mrs. Mamie Tillman. Song Message-Mrs. Cassells and Miss Gazzie Osborne, Parksville. Recess. Afternoon Session-Young Woman*! Auxiliary. Devotions-Miss Florence Mims. Verbal reports from auxiliarie; and distribution of apportionmen cards and Standard of Excellei cards. Presentation of the Honor I Badges. Report of Y. W. A. superint dent and recommendations-Mrs. B. Carwile. Address by Miss Stearn. M Steam is from South Africa and 1 been attending the W. M.' U. Tra ing School in Louisville, Ky., and said to bring a very effective #m< sage. She is doing missionary wc in Augusta/this summer. Vocal solo-Mrs. Madison Tucki Report on Training School-M R. G. Lee. "Our Training (School"- Mi Katherine Harris. Pageant-Red Oak Grove Y. W. Tuesday Night Session. Processional of all societies. Report on Orphanage-Mrs. T 0. Whatley, Margaret Fund-Mi J. B. Ken?erly. Sunbeam Exercise and address 1 Dr. R. G. Lee. Wednesday Morning, Sunbeam Se sion. Devotional Exercises conduct? by Sunbeams of Third Division. 1. Lake Sunbeam Song-R< Oak Grove. 2. Twenty-Third Psalm-Park ville. 3. Prayer-Plum Branch. Verbal reports with a song or n citation from each band. Presentation of Badges for Hoi or Roll and Charts. Report of Sunbeam Associate si perintendent-Mrs. M. N. Tillman. Sunbeam Banner. Sunbeam Methods: 1. Mission Study-Miss Agnc Rowland. . 2. Devotional exercises and Gi\ ing-Miss Katherine Harris. 3. Story Telling-Miss Florene Mims. Song. Address-Mrs. J. S. Harris. I R. A. Report-Mrs. E. S, Rives. R. A. Methods-Mrs. Edwin Cai penter. ^ Recess. Wednesday Afternoon. ' Song. Election of Officers. 3 Report on Aged Ministers-Mrs t Jerome Courtney. Invitations. Obituary Report-Mrs. T. B. Cul breath. Resolutions: Adjournment. Mrs. J. D. Mathis, Jr., Enter tains at Trenton. Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Mattie Jen nings of Lake City, Fla., who have been guests of Mrs. J. D. Mathis, have been the recipients of many so cial attentions. Last week one of the loveliest affairs of the summer was a rook party tendered these guests at the home of Mrs. J. D. Mathis, Jr., at which three tables of guests participated on the lovely and spacious porch. After the game most delightful and elaborate re freshments were served. Trenton women are adepts at serving and dispensing gracious hospitality and it is a joy to be with them on such occasions. Johnston Theatre August 5th Edgefield Theatre August 6th WILLIAM FOX Presents Tom Mix The Screen's Daredevil in THE TERROR His Latest Western Thriller A drama of daredevilry and romance. Directed by Jacques Jaccard. POPULAR PRICES: 20 and 30 Cents Plus War Tax mm Labor-Saving Machines. Owing to congested shipping con ditions, shipments of automobiles and tractors have been unsatisfac tory since spring, but we have the promise of a carload of Fordson Tractors to arrive in time for fall plowing, and we confidently believe we shall receive them on time. Now it is up to the farmers to place their orders at once in order to secure one of these labor-saving machines. Or ders filled as received. You may be cut out if you wait. YONCE & MOONEY. Meeting of Executive Com mittee. A majority of the clubs in the jcopnty were represented at the meeting of the executive committee meeting which was held in the court house Monday. The managers of the primary election were selected and will be ann??nced next week. The committee, at the request of the members of Berea church, cancelled the campaign meeting which had been announced for that place. The committee will meet again on Satur day, August 21, to examine the club rolls and strike out the name or names of any person who under the rules is not entitled to vote, such action on the' part of the committee is required by the rules. Death of Mrs. Cornelia Brun son Cothran. The many friends in Edgefielc county who knew Mrs. Cornelia Brunson Cothran will be pained tc hear of her death at her home in Ab. beville July 31. Mrs. Cothran wa; familiarly known in Edgefield ai Neal Brunson, who married Mr Wade L. Cothran of Abbeville. Mrs. Cothran had been in failinj health for r ->re than a year and he; death was not unexpected. She i survived by one son, James S. Coth ran and a daughter, Miss Margare Cothran, both of Greenville and Mn Susan B. Hill of Edgefield, a hal sister and brother, Mrs. Wallac Tompkins and Artemus Brunson o Edgefield. The funeral was conducted at he residence and the interment too place at Long Cane cemetery. THE FARMERS BANK OF EDGEFIELD, S. C. Capital and Surplus Profits - - - $190,000.00 Total Resources Over.$800,000.00 SAFETY AND SERVICE IS WHAT WE OFFER TO THE PUBLIC Open your account with us for the year 1920. Invest your savings in one of our Interest Bearing Certificates of Deposit. Lock boxes for rent in which to keep your valuable pa pers, etc. All business matters referred to us pleasantly and carefully handled. We Solicit Your Business. Don't Have Your Car Lay Up in the Paint Shop There's no need to be without your car so long if it needs painting. Not a bit of it. Just let our Paint, Top and Upholstery Department paint it for you. They will do a good job, too. Folks will think you've got a new car when you go for your next spin it in. Ask Hr. C. F. Brooks to tell you about our paint jobs-he knows. "Guaranteed By Gibbes" Write Us or Phone L. D. 9935 Gibbes Machinery Co. Paint, Top and Upholstery Department COLUMBIA, S. C. !