Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 \ ' ?i* ' * '* ^ _ s. -. . ? . jj I TE I s jl Priees that ; V? 11.11 II ? ?" u 5O0O yards of Outing. 11 Today's value 15 cents I| ~ _ If JI Large assortment <jf B1 I j J 12 pairs of Ladies' oi i| ~? JH Children's Union Su |*| Ladies' Ribbed Shir JI Men's Fleeced Shirts Tc*ar UJJ Men's Union Suits, i j|^ Ladie's Union Suits, tt ' 11 Despite the considei ? _ ularly Oyeralls, we j 240 Denim Overalls 11 Our low prices on L AR Men's, and Children | j our place your heat The, it NC3 j| Monroe, t L. r D E i Heavy and Fa tinnc Frpch \7 MV/ltU) A A VU11 all kinds, Candi A FRl HAMS, PICKLED PIG SAUSAGE \ Bring me your eggs. G 8. t R ?For? FRESI MEAi ."'?And? BEST OF F > c Head FANCY AND F SHOES '? f N wmmiymmrfjMmnbamrfamm rwmjwm$* :n days spec ^Rk . JB are bringing us ne and keeping old on fliitiiui 99 We were lucky enough to buy ll , our price Blankets ankets, double width, good and bet r M^n's Heavy Knit-Hose 15c value Underwear its, wlntp ribbed, is and Drawers ? and Drawers, could not be replac Qnly 50c. ,a garment. ibbed, in ecrue and gray.. white ribbed - _ Overalls w'jlA/y wiiW tiyu rable increase in the wholesale price are still holding down the prices of 1: or Jacket, well made up and good adie's* toais. ^oat $uits and Dresses 's Shoes are still prevailing. So doi Jquarters while in Monroe. AD J?SC] ass * * " i . Usher \ L S I N ~ ncy Groceries, Noege.a! ies, Fruits of ies e ad Cakes. !SH L< >O ' FEET, 5Ht/ (FAST BACON, MILL FEE'J. ive yoi: li hes market price. * V ichardson. ' v Iqunrlers for ItAVY GROCERIES AW NOTIONS ! " ' ' 1 I I' X :ial j | w customers, 1 len^acI^hi^h^sunTO g .. 10c yardlv I for $1.00,or 10c per pair 1 ^ 50c. 65c nnd 75c 47c. and 69c. a garment J V cil for our selling price. jj s on cotton goods, parik-.^| Jill <ist summer. vHiL ^ Men's Suits andiijtfW MA .i mJI V?A A a a f nH/l ?*?ot/ A 71S'^FM M>' lie tinu see us dim uidivc ph. Co J Union, Ij h Carolina.^ k" The old minister and I sy< standing on the corner, watclii n the circus pass through the mf i street of a Southern city, i khnd remarked thafiflBiittMl d?j s of the Robinson efc58K2 bi^ elephant in every d(] called, not Jumbo, but OW By \ ' Grandfather," he npH 6| L iniscently, *once fota?R^P| when he was a bov end til shows were passing his<-Jrtasj which was situated on one#f if main roads. Rain was fAltiif Land Old Bet, wandering to on side of the road, stepped into ^ott place, with a grunt she pu? i ed herself from the mire aft 'went on hei way, but where in I had sunk there was the print ? her great foot. It was a man moth footnrint inrlpprt i?nH tU , - MUM til 'Water running down the gutte poured into it. - "The rain soon became heav i er, and the clay edges of th : footprint began to crumble. Th hole grew larger. Other rair came, and the hole grew largt and larger until there was a grei washout there by the roadsidi Grandfather, who had seen th footprint made and had watche it grow from a mere track in ih mud to a great hole, told th neighbors what had happene< Through all the country th washout was called Old Bet' Footprint. We all leave footprints as w go through life None of ther are so big as that of Old Bet, an none of them are made in th same way. Our footprints ar the impress that we make o the lives of others. We oftc think no more of that imprei than Old Bet thought of her foo nrint beside the road. And r she elephant never knew win grew from her footprint, so w mav aever know what i?rn? out of the words and actions c our lives (, Many of our words and deed arc as if.made in the dust or i the sand; they are soon effacet But many are as if sunk deep ii to the earth; they are the begii ning of a change for good or fc ill in some life?a change lht can never be measured. R( member you never meet a hi man being and him quit the same. i^T . * Special Master's Sale ? Stale of South Carolina, || County of Chesterfield, ;<5> Court of Common Pleas. 11 C. M, Tucker, Plaintiff, & vs. 11 W. P. Guin, et el. Defendants. :??; By virtue of an order made, i | the aboi e entitled cause, b Judge R. O. Purdy,oti Sept. 27tl 11 1922, I will sell to the hiphet bidder, for cash, before the Coui jT House door in Chesterfield, S. C on Monday, N >vember the 6tl | 1922, same being salesday. A that certain piece, parcel or trac | of land lying and being in th 5, County and State aforesaid, con | taining fifty acres, more or les o and bounded as follows; on th | North by lands of H. B. Graves J on the East by lands of Bri; | Brewer, on the South by Henr; I Adams lands and 011 the Wes by lands of W. H. Guin. Dated at Chesterfield, S. C | this the 10th day of Oct. 1922. I" v. C. L. Hun ley. Special Master. 10| "Land of El Dorado." 5 The word Is Spanish and 'meant al "the gilded one," because the earlj II explorers thought there was an /'Id dian chief somewhere in South Amer 31 - lea who used to cover himself all II over wlih gold dust at a religious fee tlval once a year. Now the name i? I I applied to any country where ther< Sj la supposed fo he an abundance ol |i valuable natural product*. fMonr m if Read | f We hav 1 E designs i - E Serge, Pol f f Prices We onlj ' ^ visit this ; ^ will appr< ji f Our Lad " E lull attent 2 f parel oi si latest sha< IE Prices n e J ^ To fft evei ^ s Swc is The best Sweaters p i fc Wc only ask yo? >f ^ Once a trial, alwa: ls and trade at !| THE NIOI " ^ Monroe, N. C " TMUUUmiU I .j i - / | DO YOL pURNI ?! We have a new I; grade Room Si " Parlor Suits, It i I Dining Room Si ! we have extra c We are looki Pageland Hardu v L.IT. WAT T I ' ADVERTISING Is a good wmwmwm??j oe .* Bai m ng Store In M? LADIES' ly-To-V e a full line of in Ladies' Dr ret Twill and ' from $5.75 to V ask you to c >clate our valu ies' Coat Suits ion to the wes [yies atiu quail ies and styles from $9.95 to J Shoes y foot at prices that make aters and Underw and Underwear to be had i to visit our store and lo< Vs a customer. Get on the (ROE BARGAIN T. M. Jc uiiuuumuiiuui I NEED I TURE? ; stock ol high itts, Iron Beds, i /I nMoACin J idiucssts anil | ! uits on which 1 heap prices. ing tor you. ?are Company, [TORD business Investment. mromrnrmis 3 nnmn ^ i yam | >nroe For || year I hoQiitilnl esses in 3 rricotine. ^ $19.75. ^ :ome and 3 then you ^ ies. 3 attract a 3 iring ap- 3 ity ot all 3 (32.50. I ~~ ~ 3 you buy. ear ^ I on the market. ^ [>k over our line. path of economy HOUSE, | iseph, Prop. ^ mmuum