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7 WOULD JAIL HEADS. Remedy 0f Princeton's President to m curb the Trusts.?Jamestown f Addross on Independence t With the largest attendance since B lt!,? ?PC,,?U? day, the firing of naB tlonal sahUe by American and foreign M warships in Hampton Roads, the the parade of 3,000 National Guards'ion from'New York, Kentucky, West inrin:a end South Candin.i and m?l k addresses by Gov. Chas. E. Mrs and President Wood row Wil??sofS|Bk Princeton university at the ^pflrsP^Pewnion of the descendants of Bthe signfe* of the Declaration of In M dependency,. Independence day was celebrated Tl/iursday a| the jamesv? town exposition. JK Gov. Ilughespvas the central figure Hand was givenj an enthusiastic welcome. Mis tribute to President RooseIjff veil brought <Jorth a demonstration |# but the blows lie struck at political J|B machines and his confidence express? fil in I lie supremacy of (lie people HI were the signals for even greater deli BoS I The Big Sale j I | In order to red II the price on Clot thing will be incl MM3e on hand and EPto offer. We ha Rthe store, but wi particle included i jab'MEN'S AND YOUTHS' SUITS. Suits, original price $5.00 [ B SM -ffi-Ort, now only $3.08. Iff l)r'co MPPMen's Suits, original price $10.00, P?K now $7.48. Men's Suits, original price $12.50, 'K\ now $8.08. Men's Suits, original price $15.00, ! now $10.08. I Ii Men's Suits, original price $18.00, now $11.08. Roys' Suits, original price $1.50, now 08 cents. Hove' ^nile, original price $2.50, now $1.75. Hoys' Suits, original price $3.50, now $2.48. Boys' Suits, original price $5.00, b< now $3.08. MEN'S PANTS. Glen's Pants, original price $1.00, I now 75 cents. Men's Pants, original price $1.50, I now $1.00. || Men's Pants, original $2.00, now Men's Pants, original price $2.50, w now $1.75. I Men's Pants, original price $3.00, Men's Pants, original price $3.50, ff ' Men's Pauls, original price $-1.00, Men's |Pauls, original price $5.00, H Boys' Knee Pauls, original price 35 cents, now 23 cents. j , Boys' Knee Pants, original price >50 cents, now 30 cents. H 1 Boys' Knee Pants, original price 75 conts, now 48 cents. i Boys' Knee Pauls, original price H $1.00, now 00 cents. nionst rations. riio review 011 Lee parade, consisting of National Guard, United Stales regulars, marines from the battleships and United States cavalry were reviewed by Gov. Hughes, President Wilson, President Tucker of the exposition, Lieut. Gov. Ellison a*d other officials. President Woodrow Wilson in his address declared that individual accountability for the acts of corporations, arrest and imprisonment of corporation heads instead of the dissolution of corporations themselves is (he remedy for the monopolistic tenders and the unlawful practices of modern industry. "One really responsible man in jail," he said, "one real originator of the schemes and tranaclions which are contrary to the public interest leu ally lodged in the pen would bo worth more than n thousand corporations mulcted in fines, if the reform is to be genuine and permanent." What this country needs, Mr. Wilson set forth, is not jrovermnent ownership of the railroads, etc., but laws that will attack and punish presidents )ON'T M . A Started Soiurc 2 luce our immense :hing, Hats, Shoe: uded in the big s get your share o ven't the spac? t( 11 give you a few in this sale. 7"" ? ??i .. FURNISHING GOODS. Men s .J.? cents soft bosom shirts, now 2:5 cents. Men s >(( cents soft bosom shirts, now !>!) cents. Men's 7.? cents soft bosom shirts, now 4S cents. Men's Jp 1.00 soft bosom shirts, now 74 cents. Men's $1.2;> soft bosom shirts, Lion Brand, now SO cents. Men's 35 cents Underwear, now only 23 cents. Men's 50 cents Underwear, now only 30 cents. \ Men's fi5 cents Underwear, now only 45 cents. Men's .10 cents Half Hose, now 2 pairs for 15 cents. Men's 20 cents Half ITose, now 12 cents pair. Men's 25 cents Half Hose, now 10 I cents. Men's 15 cents Suspenders, now 0 cents. Men's 20 cents Suspenders, now 12 cents. Men's 25 cents Suspenders, now 20 cents. Men's 50 cents Suspenders, now 30 cents. Men's White and Fancy Vests, onefourth off. BLEACHING. We had a lnrirn quantity of Bleaching' on hand before the advance in price which will bo included in the i cut price. GINGHAMS. 1000 yards Apron Ginghams, worth j 7 cents, only 5 cents. 500 yards Dress Ginghams, in rem: minis, only 5 cents. 50 pieces Fancy Dress Ganghams, only 8 .1-3 cents. 100 pieces Best. A. F. C. Ginghams, and 'Red Seal Ginghams, only 10 j cents. > :'Vw; I and general managers of railroads, for evasions and violations ol' the statutes. Stock manipulations lie calls "sheer thel'ts" and says they should l>e punished as such. Failure to do so, in his mind, is "like overlooking highway robberies." " ICvery corporation," the edcator stated, "is personally directed either by some one dominant person or by some group ol persons. Somebody in particular is responsible for ordering or sanctioning every illegal act committed by its agents or officers, but neither our laws of personal damage noy our criminal law has sought t<> seek the responsible persons and hold them individually accountable for the acts complained ol'. We have never attempted such statutes. We indict corporations themselves, find them guilty of illegal practices, fine them and leave the individuals who.' devise and execute the illegal aet.J free to discover new evasions." ( / Suc.h acts could be passi/d and should lie, if we are to better our industrial conditions, Mr. Wilson believes. 1 nless something oj* this natrue is done and done o'uhddy. Ik ISS THI I ' ' I' Ion, July 6th MHMBM BMP?BaMBWaBWBMIIBaaaaMBK83B6gi 3 stock we have s and Dress Goo ale. Fair warnir f the bargains t 3 quote prices ot prices below. 1 PERCALES AND CALICOES. 2.") pieces 32-ineh Percales, only 1-1 cents. 50 pieces 32 inch Percales, 10 cent kind, only 8 cents. 25 pieces 3(> inch Percales, 12 1cenls kind, only 10 cents. 1 case Shirting Prints, worth C 1cents, only 4 3-4 cents. l')0 pieces Dress Calicoes, Simp son's. Americans and Merrimae Brands, in all colors, for only 5 1ce.n ts. MEN'S SHOES AND OXFORDS. Men's $1.;>0 Shoes, only $1.2-1. Men's ?2.00 Shoes, only $1.00. luen's .t'2.~>0 Shoes, oii)\ $1.08. iron's $:;.00 Shoes, only $2.38. Mci s $4.00 Shoes, only $3.24. Men's $,>.00 Shoes, only $3.48. ?????-tit????u^?mm LADIES' SHOES AND OXPORDf Ladies' Shoes, original price $1.01 now 75 cents. Ladies' Shoes, original price $1.2; now })."> cents. Ladies" M]|,?cs. oriirir':1! price $1.51 now $1.10. Ladies' Shoes, original price $2.0) now $1.48. Ladies' "^hoes, original pricc $2.51 now $1.08. Ladies' Shoes, original price $3.51 now $2.50. WHITE GOODS. 10(10 yard. 10 im-ii While Lawi only !) cents. ' >0 yards 10 inch While I.awn, 1 enls kind, only II cents. 10 pieces India Linens, 0 cents kin< only (> 1-4 cents. 10 pieces India Linens, 10 cent kind, only 8 1-3 cents. , 8 pieces India Linens, 12 1-2 cent kind, only 0 cents. 12 pieces India Linens, 15 cent kind, only 11 cents. 15 pieces India Linens, 25 cenl j kind, only 10 cents. Ss .V . '? fOilrs will result. 'Mips jusl as absurd," lie said, 'Mo indict jor dissolve corporations for offense^ against tlie public as it would be to; arrest and confiscate automobiles jhecau>e their owners killed pedestrians." Went Up and Down, lie sailed imt one pleasant eve T > call .hi ilK. tair yom.j* mis* And when lis* readied her residet.ee this. like .steps the up I?;Ui Ilcr j>;i|>;i me! liini at the door. He did not see the miss; He'll tint hack there anv more, Koine went down like this! 11 \<>.i want a woman to do a eert;)i11 11 :: _ .:!>) her to say -die won't. H and Will Last IIIT.V riWI" IMIIITnT s decided to cut ds, in fact everyig to one and all. hat we will have i every article in Remember every MEN'S HATS. (5 .Men's 75 cents llats. now -IS cents .Men's $1 .()<> llats, now 75 cents, s M"!i's $1.2.") llats, now 00 cents. Men's $1.50 Hats, now $1.10, - M- n's $2.00 llats, now $1.05. Men's $3.00 1 fats, now $2.39. 4 Men s and Hoys' Straw Hats, a you* own price. k DRESS GOODS 7 w All 2.*> cents Worsted jroing at .1! cent>. j All 50 cents Worsted iroinir at 3! cents. All (iO cents Voiles and Sicilian ~i'i' "J at 41 cents. All 7."> (-(.ins Black and Colorei floods .u'oin^r at 50 cents. All $1 00 Black and Colored flood r0:,.._r 7;-, (Ollts. M All $1.2.') Black and Colored flood , jrointr at 80 cents. 5. 3, SILKS. 12 pieces 75 cents Taffeta Silk go intr at 40 cents. 10 pieces 00 cents China Silk go In.ir at 45 cents. 5 pieces $1.00 Peau do Sole Sill <roinir at 70 cents. S pieces $1.25 Taffeta 30 inch Sill J' iroincr <it 05 cents. A No cul price on all Wash Silks 3, _____ TABLE LINEN AND TOWELS. I ; <ey li'ed 1'alde Damask. 5' I inc . ;it 2 ! cents. I fed Dama-k. fi' ; i li -ill 30 ccii IS. "* | I' ''lied rable l);tn;i-k, 00 inches j at i'.1 "<mits. j Bleached Table Damask, 72 inches |at I! cents. s Bleached Table Damask. 72 inches 7.) rents kind, at 55 cents. s Bleached Table Damask, 72 indies $1.00 kind, at 00 cents. s 10 cents Towels, now only S cents 1) cents Towels, now only 11 cents s[ 2 > cents Towels, now only 10 cent? I!.) rents Towels, now only 22 cents aKaaru-^aiBmwiwaiiiwwiM'iMiiiiinii^^MW K<>*BRS!MN*J i . LOOK AT' Canadian Oak This beiuitM'ul Cane Seat Rnekrr. in; dried Oak, is so well guaranteed to us did not give entire satislaction we wo any time within a year i'jom vSaie of sh special price $2.50. mi ii ii m' iaraaoK7.: ?v rrn.ra^a.'va^.xiit lu^maruun ' Solid Guaranteed Oak Centre Table, j Hither round or square. This Tahle is c(|ually its good material as tin- Oak ^ Rocker above. Regular price 22 inch, #3-5o. special price #2 5o. 1 bmbmhwwpwbraigjmpmlararoi?a??ttt tgmimm^l,1ml.l i 1 Bill 1 illl s MM - r Lace Curtain*?White. k Beautiful Nottingham Lace Curtains 54 inches wide, button hole stitched around edjjes Rxtrenie length 3 - yards, in heaulil'ul patterns. Regular price per pi.ir 5.V". Npeeiai pric? ^ per pair <1.75 ! 'urjnsirKarA'MrM xxmswx-jm.'.uw+ij.wtos. T> Z;I*CJi&yyort.,*<*4 _u * j F R E I G H " if you order amounts to $10.( Post Office or Express Mom 'j 1( Columbia cost 15c. Exchang< | 1624 Main St., C I WRITE FOR BEAUTIF \ T H F S F fl k a\ i*?/ fe. y M?/ Rocker. ule up of <r!rr? (n'di.iti air that 'i<111M vi? i luiy <>iicaiul it uUl replace it with a new one iptnent. Ke^ular p:\k*e ^ -;o, T.TT *... J \ >.?. -mp?g, Fancy Parlor *.:w?ip. l.eil;.Mli i:;chcv, extends lo fj> i" , ti-'h ii> ish, fancy em In *?< <! n;? ?: i! < oil;, r | inch Cone shade, clear i;lassuil fount, No ; Sun J?a.-.lei* an<l chimney. Kacli. .$8.50 nwXiMvUf".*.11 J -.> **w 4< |Sf^^!^!^Vf^W-tvTv>-*<*nk*v Granite Art Square. Improved quality. Heavy weight, hard woven; Medallion,. Moral and all-over designs in ('omhinations of (ireen, Tan, Kill, &e. <> ft. V I 2 I! 1 '..a< 1) .... ? 1.85 * v.u roarA'.ir:>yjtarYtiKf.vm 1?mrifr inriwwwi T P A I D )() or more. Remit with 3y Order. Checks out of 2, besides delay. Alitor* liOsp v o'umbia, 8. C. ;UL CATALOGUE.