Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Personals and Locals. Success begets greater success, I and likewise enmity. The Masons of Lexington Lodge "have "called off" their meetings until the regular meeting in Oct. Do not overeat. It is distressing to the stomach and the pocketbook. Miss Emily, the attractive daughl T -r i TT 11 1. ter oi Mr. sia jiook oi nonow cree* visited Mrs. Edwin Dreher Saturday and Sunday. It is better to be famous than rich, but we'd rather be both. Miss Mary Karman came down from Batesburg Friday to witness the great Pauline operatta play at the Lexington High school, If hell is amT worse than Europe it's us for the Sunday-school class. Mr. Belt D. Clarke, as usual, stands as the model farmer of our section and the champion corn grower. His crop is fine, among 1* ^ ?? ? T* xne Dest v*e nave uino jw. When a man is a man he is useful to other men. Otherwise he is just a carcass. Miss Inez Wessinger, of Newberry, the bright and attractive daughter of Mr. James Wessinger, was the guest of Miss May Taylor last week. Man's tongue was made for ure, but not for abuse. Big hearted Henry W. Neese, of the Swansea section, and one of her best farmers was here Thursday on matters of business. ' The only people whom the truth fails to hurt are those dead. Amazon Tires?Heavy Ford car style 30x3 for $7 60. Guaranteed. ??_? ? /*n rn TT tVmo frv $Z.OU. UMUIUU 1/1U5 vw. Miss Edith Harman, of Augusta, jvho has been spending part of her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Chas. A. Geiger, has returned to Atgusta. Most big men have big hearts, bat a few have nothing but gizzards. Mr. Edwin G. Dreher has a field of fine corn near his home, and is evidence enough for us to say that Ed is about as good farmer as he is a clother of taste. Stop a minute. Go to a glass. Smile! And you are a better and happier man than you were before, t Mr. Cyrus L. Shealy, our very fc capable clerk of court ran over to K Columbia on business Monday. IP Cyrus is a clever boy, full of busif ness and is surely on to his job. The man who trys to bespatter other men with mud is worse than UiC U1UU li<Z tlligO. Pat on Bimond tires. 09wafd-Hendrix Garage. Mrs. Deck Sawyer and sweet little Eloise Smith her sister, has gone on a visit of several weeks to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith .at McCormick. As a nation we profess to abhor war, yet we cuss the paper that omits the war news. Our town Saturday certainly had the apperarce of a busy little town. A large crowd was here and trade of all kinds seemed good, and everybody was in the best of humor. Down in dear old Mexico it is the presidential chair today and hell tomorrow. England wants a five billion dollar loan and she's sure to get it. We want that dollar you owe us and we hope to get it. DAD ? *DDTTTT T A PQ Tir? Pano I V" JWUi i'WVli. U.1UW, .HO for canning purposes. All sizes, call at the Enterprise Hardware Co. Misses Blanch Starling and Mary Spigner, two of Columbia's lovely and attractive young ladies, are the guest of the Misses Clark <m depot street. Prof. Ernest S. Dreher, one of the ablest educators in the land, supt. of the Columbia city schools, with Mrs. E. S. Dreher left on Friday for a stay of two weeks at Little Switzerland. Mr. W. Augustus Shealy, the very popular and efficient Principal of the Oiymphia high school, Columbia, gave his Sunday school class an enjoyable moonlight ride last Wede*^ day evening. Many more than the usual num ber of Columbia atitos with prominent citizens were over this way Sunday, taking advantage of our good roads and the ideal weather. Come we are always glad to see you. Mrs, J. M. Smith, Miss Lucile Smith and Mrs. J. P. McCartha, have gone to Glenn Springs for a stay of a fortynight, after which they will go to the mountains of Mnrth Por^linQ?r'nTiimhin Reeord Mr. Julian B. Friday, the big grocery and feed man, Columbia, j kid Mrs. J. B. Friday are spending the summer at their bungalow, "AJtivista." Later in the summer j Meet Me At Tapp' Household Furnishings. Princess Nainsook; pure toft finish; 30 inches "wide, 12 yards to bolt, for $1 Imperial Nainsook, 36 inches wide, 12 yards to bolt, for $1 Imperial Longcloth, 36 inches wide, 12 yards to bolt, for? $1 Regal Longcloth, 36 inches wide, 12 yards to bolt, pure soft finish, for f 1 81x90 Sheets, seamless, hemmed or hemstitched. Each 89c 81x90 Sheets, seamless, a good, heavy quality. Each 69c ftiTrQO Shpfits. with seam in centre. Each .48c 72x90 Sheets, with seam in centre. Each 29c 45x36 Pillow Craes, hemmed or hemstitched, good quality, each, 14c 45x36 Pillow Oases, hemmed, each, 10c Bates' Quilts, large size lor double bed, a good $2 value, special value ati each (. $1.39 04x90 Dimity Quilts, a good $150 value. Each $1 27 inch Dress Gingham, in plaids, srripes and solid colors, special, yd., 9c 27 inch Batiste in stripes, dots and pretty floral designs. Special, yard, 5c 40 inch White Lawn in mill-end lengths, worth .ICo, yard 5c Dress Ginghams in plaids., checks and stripes, special, yard 5o 32 inch Anderson'9 Cheviots, worth 25c yard, in white with green or lav- I ender stripe or solid gray, yard, 10c Ohambray in blue, pink and yellow. Yard 5c American Prints, fast colors, in light and dark patterns. Yard 5c Apron Gingham, good fast colors. Special, the yard ? 5c Unbleached Pajama Checke, 36 inches wide, good qaality, yard 5c Unbleached Madras, 36 inohes wide, in stripes and checks, yard 5c Unbleached Sea Island, 38 inches wide, a good quality, yard 5c Bleached Domestic, 36 inches wide, in short and lull lengths, yard 5c Bleached Domestic, 36 inches wide, a good, heavy quality, worth 10c yd. Yard 7c Embroidery. 37 inch Embroidery Flouncing, 50c | and 75c values; a wide range of patterns to choose from, Mill-End Sale price, the yard 39c 18 inch Embroidery Flouncing, ' dainty "baby" patterns, small deeigDs, suitable for children's dresses, odz and 50c values. Mill-End Sale price, the yard. 25c Fine Allover Embroidery, very attractive, especially prettj for shirtwaists; worth up to 75c a yard. MillEnd Sale price, the yard .39o Embroidery Edges and Insertions to match, 2 to 10 inches wide, suitable for all purposes, 30c, 15c and 20c yalues, Mill-End Sale price, the yard Sc Fine Linen Cluny Lace, Bands and Edges, wears well and washes wall; suitable for dresses, underwear, table covers and centrepieces, 3 to 7 inches wide, up to 50c value. Very special Mill-End Sale price, the yard 19c Sheer dainty Lace m val and roundi thread, Edgee and Insertions to match. Mill-End Sale price, the yard, 5c; or dozen yards 49c Fall quality vai and rounathread Laces, Edges and Insertions to match; all of the mo6t wanted widths. MillEnd. Sale price, the yard, 10c; cr dtz3n yards 98c Good quality Linen Torchon Laces, j dozens of patterns to select; from, best | widths warned. Mill-End Sale price, the yard, 5c; or dczen yard? -We Ribbons. Fine Messaline, Satin. TalJeta and Moire, rich Persians and floral ribbons, all or the pretty bright colore, light and dark effects, also stripes and checks, 4 to 7 inches wide. Mill-End Sale price, the yard.- 25c Beautiful ribbons in talieta, satin and Persians, light and dark colore, suitable for hair bowe and s&shfs, 4 and 5 inches wide; worth up to 5ftc vard. Mill-End Sale price, yard, Wo I " ! Linens. i 1 90 inch White Rose Suiting, yd., 59c 90 inch pure linen Sheeting, yd., 89c 30 inch fne Art Linen, $1 value, yard... ; 75c ? . 30 inch pure Linen Lawn, yard, 50c 45 inch pure Line~> Waisting, yd., 5Cc 30 inch Batcher e Linen, yard, 50c 90 inch linen Sheeting, yard, $1.35 36 iuch French Linen, white or oyster, yard 45c * * -u * -1 Unotrv; Patten or men natural uuiuj UCBI j , _ yard 45c I 36 inch Ramie Crash, pure linen, I yard 45c 24inch pure linen Eirdaeye. yd., 65c I 24 inch Damask Toweling, yard, 50c | i ii i i i i | Premium Department. Our premies* department is li:led with many new and handsome premiums which are given free in exchange for premium coi.pous w;th eBCh ca-" ^arcbas^ *ior more. s THE GR< Astonishii Tapp's immutable methods of cio< justifies our claim to the public that could be newer. We always have t Wirthmor Waists They are always just $1 and alwa Waist is the best waist ever sold for buy jour waist at Tapp's you lose rx We Are Constantly Showing Another shipment of Palm Beach stoie is full of practical demonstrate real merit at the lowest prices. Th< fully tailored and fit perfectly. The greatest freedom. White Lingerie ( almost countless numbers. Every c palm beach label. Many charming misses' 3izes in all models. A few i Suit? are all in a class by themselv< store, Palm Beach, Wool and Silk, a A Rousing Big Sale Gowns, Combination Suits, Chemi Drawers and Frincess Slips. These odd lots from the largest underwear in the Int. wnrth less than two and t hundreds and hundreds of them are undermuslin sale to be the biggest b Tapp Company in Columbia. The for extra help and will give you as ] promptly at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow garments, worth up to $2.50, at, for Beach Tailored as well as the highest pr: Beach Cloth Suits this season for $5, them for Pure Linen Tailored Coat Suits in season's swelle-t styles; formerly pric them at, for choice the suit Underwear. Ladies' Gauze Union Suits, fine Swiss r lace trimmed knee and tight fitting kn< tape in neck and arms, 69c value. Mill-E Sale price, the suit ? T d?ri7:A f^nmbinari ^OiUiCD ^ v ?w ? Suite, open kee, lace trimmed, a splen( garment, 30c value. Mill-End Sale pri< the suit ! Women's out size Gauze Vests, the b value ever sold here at special, each ] Ladies' out size Gauze Vests, 20c quali Mill-End Sale price, each ' Ladies 10c Gauze Vests, tape in arms a neck. Mill-End Sale price, 4 for : Black Silk Laces in narrow widths, also in wide Flouncin all reduced. White Bobbinet and Shadow LaceFloui irge; some of these are in silk; all new 1! goods and all are being 60ld at redu< prices. 30 inch white and ecru Bobbinet, yard, 72 inch white and ecru Bobbinet, yard, j to ' noil rv~b'ta oinrl oprn Rnhbinet. vard ! 36 inch black Bobbinet, yard : 36 inch black Bobbinet, yard i 48 inch silk Bobbinet, yard f] 25c quality white Voiles in mill lengt Special, yard iO inch white batiste, nainsook and roni A thread Lawn. 25c values, perfect sh lengths, yard . 34 inch white Linene, smooth strc quality. Yard 30 inch white cotton Crepe, 20c gra price, yard 121 32 inch smooth fine nainsook, 20e gra' price, yard 45 inch soft quality Nainsook, yard 2? inch sheer quality baby check Dimi yard >r r.rinfpr? PrenPQ sold &t IOC. Vfl. 38 inch Floral Lace Weave Voile, wh grounds with colored print-9. Yard Navy blue American beauty and pi Voile, sclid color, loc value, yard Best qualify yard wide Percales, sm figures and stripes, ail white grounds. Yf White Luna Lawn, the queen of wh . goods, 40 inches wide. Yard....15c, 00c, Handkerchiefs.4 C?-one f^c, Phinc. l-fonHtpmhififS. in (iAir wj/v V4V V^IUV , ? pink, sky and lavender initials; spleni ijnaJity. 39c and 60c values. Mill-Eod S price, each... w r n mnmi j i ??? i , The James DEPART j Corner Main and Blar OWING STORE - M tig Bargains sing out everything at the end cf every season you never get old goods in our store. Nothing he newest. ; Sold Here Exclusively ys worth more. The celebrated Welwoith $2. Other waists at $3 and ?4. If you don't, loney?your own money. : New Summer Dresses I or Ladies .1 i*ii Sails, and we are prone to say tms rename )ns of timely economies. Worthy goods of 3 Palm Beach Suits shown by us are beautijackets are cute and the skirts afford the jown3 as well as street and porch Dresses in me of our Palm Beach Suits bears the genuine new models to choose from. Women's and nore wool and silk suits. Tapp's Tailored is in Columbia. You can buy any suit in our t, for choice the suit $6.75 i of Women's Undermuslins ? se, Long and .Short Skirts, Corset Covers, garments are manufacturers' samples and house in the world. There is not a garment hree times the price they will be sold for and i worth $2.50. We have planned for this argain giving event in the history of the crowds will be great and we have arranged prompt service as possible. The sale starts ? ? J -- ? ^ vs Vvoon hfn 1 murnilig UIIU /Oil 'JttLl UU.y tucoc ucauuiuj choice, each 09c Cloth Suits iced Suits. We have sold hundreds of these . As long as lot on hand lasts, you can buy ....$2.98 white and natural color. Every suit this ed at $5 and $6.50. As long as lot lasts, buv ,...$3.98 Ladies' pure linen Handkerchiefs, neat ft hemstitched hem, soft quality, ready for Be use; 15z and 20c value. Alill-End Sale price, nd eaob l0c* j5C Ladies' and Children's Pure Linen Handon kerchiefs, plain and initial; very speciaj quality, Mill-End Sale price, dozen 40c Fine Lingerie Handkerchiefs, soft, sheer 23C quality, 1-4 to 1 inch hem. Embroidered in esc dainty pink, sky, lavender and white de 10c special values. "Mill-End Sale price, ty> each 15c, *2 for 25c L5e Children's soft lingerie Handkerchiefs, n(j hand-embroid ered design in corner, splendid >5c quality, 5c and 8 1 -33 values. Mill-End Sale price, 2 for 5c Silks. ge, *22 inch r.ayy and black satin Foulard with QC_ white lots, 50c value, yard 25c ^5 24 inch even stripe black and white satin. ,e^ sold regularly at $1. Special, yard 39c 30 inch black Taffeta Silk, light weight 25C quality for waists or foundations. Yard, 45e -0c Yard wide black Waterproof Silk, a silk ^ that will give entire satisfaction. Yard, $1 Yard wideblacs Taffeta, all silk and pure 50c dye; a $1.50 dependable dress quality, special, yard Si .. oo j18 Yard wide black Peau de Sole Silk, yd., 95c "27 inch all silk Pongee, in deep black only, fine jualitj of Bilk for waists, suits or sepaQ t rate skirts, yard S9c jq 24 inch navy and black Bengaline Silk, yard $1 )DK . : Yard wide all silk Messaline, in pink. helio. Nile green, cerise, light gray and ^e' light blue, no black, cream or white, $1 -2c urade. Yard 09c de, 40 inch black Oharmeuse, imported, sold 15c regularly at $2, special, yard ?1.09 )-c 40 inch all silk Crepe de Chine, fresh, new t., sroek; colors are ohi rose, Nile green, yeljqq low, putty, helio, battleship gray, peacock gc blue, white and deep black, a wonderful ^ value. Yard OSc j-c 42 inch Black Silk Marquisette, sold at* ?1.25. Special, yard 89c ~c 42 inch Silk Bobbinet, in navy blue, Ojp enkagen and liesh pink. Yard 95c an ; j [ -i-2 inch white Georgette Silk Crepe, yard lUc ** jte 40 inch black silk Foplin, a tine texture and lus-trjns finish. Yard 95s Yard wide silk Poplin in navy blue. Special, yard ?S9c lty 40 inch putty color Crepe de Chine with did white stripe, value $1.50. Special, yard, 95c ale White Crepe de Chine with navy bine 25s stripes, 40 inches wide. Special, yard, 95c & L Tapp Co J WENT STORE iding Streets, Columbia S. C. eet Me At Tapp's I I $ V Hosiery. Phoenix silk Hose, black, white and flil of the mo?l; wan tod. nsed colors; ? every pair guaranteed by the makers. The best hose yon can buy. Price, the pa5r fl, $1.50 $1 value, all pure silk Hose, black and a few colors. Very special Mill End Sale price, the pair i39c Ladies' Silk Hose, in black, white and all the most used colors. Mill-End Male price, the pair 50c Ladies' black and white Silk Hose. -J boot silk, lisle top and foot; a 50c ? hose, but slightly imperfect. Very special price, the pair 25c Phoenix guaranteed Silk Lisle Hose, in black and "white. Mill-End Sale price, 3 pairs for fl Onyx Lisle Hose, reenforced top, double sole, high spliced heel and toe, black, white and tan, Mill-End Sale price, the pair 19c Cadet and Motaseme Hose for mioses and children in ribbed silk lisle ; black and white, sLee G to 10. Mill-End Sale price, the pair 25c Children's light weight ribbed hoee, black only; sires 5 to 9 1-2. Mill-End Qalft nripfl. the t>air. IJip: nr 0. "Hairs w?-w f -WW, " - ^ for .. 25c Phoenix Children's Socks, white and white with fancy colored tops; sizes 4 to 9. Mill-End Sale price, the pair 25c* Men's and Boy's Furnishings. Boy's open knit 1-4 sleeve undershirts and reenforced seat, knee length drawers, 50c value, sizes 25 to I 34; liberal quanity; as long as lot lasts will sell, special Mill-End Sale price, the garment 15c Boys' Balbriggan 1-4 sleeve undershirts and double seat, knee leDgth drawers; 25s value. As long as lot lasts, will sell at special Mill-End Sale price, the garment 15c Boys'open knit and dimi:y Union Suits. A big value at special MillEnd Sale price, the suit 25c Men's $1 shirts, attached and detached collars. Good colors and bear patterns. Mill-End Sale price, each, 69c Men's Cambric night shirts, gooa quality, nicely finished, sizes 15 to 18. Mill-End Sale price, each ?50c I Men's Athletic undershirts and knee I length drawers are cool and comfortable. Mill End Sale price, the gar- I rcent 25c Boys' brown Khaki and blue Cheviot Pants made for service. A big value at special Mill-End Sale price, pair, 49c Boys' blue serge Pants, seams guaranteed not to rip, new governor bot-B|tf$||jf| torn fastener. Special Mill-End Sale price, the pair .49c Boys' Panama Oloth Suits, Norfolk I style; sizes 7, 3, 10, 12, 3d, i7; $4 value. Will sell at special >l2ll-ilnd Sale price, the suit $2.98 Men's Lion Brand White Shirts, attached cuffs, special Mill End Sale price, each 39o Skirts and Dresses. New Wool Skirts in all the wanted materials; the best colors, including plenty of blacks. Very specially priced at from $3.50 to $3 50 White Wash Skirts in gabardine, ratine and other stylish wash materia)", price, each, $1, $3 50 and .... . .$1 08 Children's Wash Dresses in sizes from '? to 14. Percales, gingham* and repp; plaids, stripes, checks, etc. value to $2. Very special price, each. r)9c Women's and misses'beautliu! wash dresses, all the wanted summery materials and charming models. The best values ever offered hereaoouts at from ?2.50 to $5 Umbrellas. Women's Umbrellas, guaranteed one year. Mission handles. Each, $1 Women's Umbrellas, fast color covers, silver trimmed handles. MillEnd Sale price, each fl.35 Women's Italian Taffeta Umbrellas, silver trimmed handles; sold st $2 50. Mill-End Sale .51 9S Women's Silk Umbrellas, raise.)on and black handles, guaranteed to give good wear. Price. each, $2.o0and $:i.50 Special Mill-End Sale price5 on oar fic6 Silk Umbrellas, sterling silver and rolled gold handles. ^ > All our fancy Silk Parasols greatly reduced. Men's Silk Umbrellas $2 50 Laces and Nets. 15 inch Shadow Lace Flouncing in pretty designs, white and ecru. Special, vara 19c IS inch white and eero A Hover Lace, sold at 2oc. Yard 19c " ' ??i i ??^ Imported Malt Order Notice, "We Deliver Anything Anywhere Free." We solieit orders by mail from everywhere, and no matter what you order it will be sent to you free of obarge. We're always in the lead. I