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HOES guaranteed by the manu facturer to wear and give gen e eral satisfaction are a rarity. We know the IMPERIAL are built to wear-they are guaranteed QUALITY The As i customei no bettei ity. Ou plish." prettier t I buy whei Lot No. Sweede lather b plain or $4, and 24 pairs turned I at - STY LE Tho p IT[S FOX HITMRE. An Open Letter to EX-G pp Missouri. Quatery Cnfeenc tobe ondct-Joseph W. Folk, Esquire, Presdin Eler.-ecoer- Missouri, U. S. A., ed ~Ing ule-ersoal.I .take my pen in hand, D4 To write to you today. Wh.itmire, July 21.-Mr. S. A. Jeter I like your phiz, from crov spent a day in Newberry recently. Your cut of jib and all; His daughter, Miss Frances Jeter, who Your breadth of shoulder had been atteniding the s ummer chest, school, returned home with him. In fact, I like you all. ~ Mrs. Sallie. Townsend, of Unions has been in town several days the From 1905 to 1909 guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Douglass. I watched you stir aroun Misses Willie Mae and Sarah Shan-Isa th wyyo gr non, the pretty daughters of Mr. C. "ae, H. Shannon, are spending two weeks Admse mo h with their many friends in Whitmire. Rev, and Mrs. 0. A. Jeff coat and S.Lusantteol children visited at Mr. John M. Sub- Thtsflfrmgaer er's ast eek.You'll find the whole pu: I taint, Cros Acho plye tw gaes f1 Clear through.from end base ball with Whitmire last week, Whitmire was victorious. We're hunting up a doctor, Mr. J. C. Hunter, of Union, was To diagnose their case, here for a few days looking after his IAnd give them physic, so t: farming interests. Can look us*in the face. Mrs. J. S. McCarley has returned from a short trip to Clinton. I l h ttsi .S . Mrs. Harriet McCarley and MissWodshwterbt,he Mabel McCarley havg returned fromshw a visit to Mr. Brice McCarley and Wa' ii' o,wt family, at Jalapa. The Glen-Lowry Mfg. Co. are put- We want a boy who's got ti ting a new cover on the cotton mill From tip to tip, clear th here. And judging from your Misses Inez Dobbins and Miss Mat-, think, tie Duncan have returned from Laur- Wve've found that boy, in ens, where they attended the summer* school. From North to South, fror Mr. David Duncan and Miss Ella West, Duncan were at Mr. Win. Duncan's They've got us in a fix; Sunday and Sunday night. They've got the earth, the si Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Jeter and children And pushed us to the "SI and Mrs. Percy Ferguson and child ren spent a pleasant day at Mr. R. H. They've squeezed us dry Burton's. md lms They've swiped our coins Miss Loula Aughtry has returned Until we'v'e nothing left to, from a visit to relatives in Union. Dear Joseph, but our vot Mrs. David McCracken and daugh ter, of Santuc, have returned home, So should they let us stop a after a short stay with Mrs. Frances Before across we go; Lyles. We'll make some ballot boa Rev. 0. A. Jeffcoat, Mr. Z. H. Sub- IWe'll "stff 'em" ful o er and Miss Mary Watson are at Cross Hi~l representing the Methodist Sun- And when we make you wha day school at the convention held , WVe'll come back with a there. ' For when you're in the Wh: Rev. J. C. Roper, P. E., of Green- - Joe, 'wood, will conduct the quarterly con- We know you'll give 'em - ference here from July 22 to 24. SFOR WOI ImperiCl ombines BotI t has been the custom of THE BEE HIVE to secure th -s and friends, it has secured the exclusive sale right shoe made. The BERRING CO.'S Motto is "Constani r shoes will demonstrate to every buyer.what this vigi We extend a cordial invitation to the general public to han a pretty, neat, well fitting shoe for a lady. The I a considering these points. We have them in all style I---72 pairs Lot No. 3--36 top patent . utton boot, pairs dull top cap toe at light sole pat Lot No 2. kid hand ent leatiler >utton shoe- Shoes at - usands of other Shoes in sto --RB!! >. Folk of From those who filch and smirk, derful gold tiger' IWe're going to land you "Jodie-boy," fTippoo Sahib's thr With votes of boys who work. jing of Seringapata ~ar Joe, Just hurry up an4 pack your' grip,wokfar.I And listen, Joe, to me;tehaneysr We'll want you soon to take a trip,rokcytlAu in to chin, To Washington, D. C. a h aetm ~, deth ofYours truly, ,detofFrancis W. Higgins. apgo,wt - feThes blaer heat TBEAS~ES XDGfl~HERteetan amnient a rock brast. 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E VERY I Ber exa spei AITY the: i Style and Comfort e best that is on the marjet for its for this celebrated shoe. There is t Vigilance is the Price of our Qual [lance in our workshop can accoin come and inspect them. What is MPERIAL SHOE is the Shoe to s, widths and size. 0 Lot No. 4--Big $ .50 line both but ton or hce patent or kid at$3and - ck from $1 to $4 ;head taken from finclude the coronation prese yne after the storm- ed at over a quarter of a mi m in 1799. many Indian works of art, i is a marvelous a wonderful embossed shielt s life-size, and Its given by a number of rajahs. a cut out '-* pure There is no reigning mc ther relic captured the world, not even the cz; is the jeweled bird Ithe Russias, who is master [n shape it is like Ian amazing collection of beat peacock's tail. Its valuable objects as is Geor .h precious stones, Pearson's Weekly. merald hangs from ng to an old Indian QU?EEN SAAY'~S READY wns this bird will A Story Appropriated From shield formed of fnals of Irish Royalty ued at 9,000 pounds' y of beautiful cups The anger of King Colm 3 them a rosewater ble. "Twas a fortnight be esigned by the late could address himself to his d weighing nearly look her -in the face and spes -and what he came to say to eside at the castle was that she was a shame at s guard these vast grace to him, but sure what and also the jew- expect anyhow when he waE ed i anoher n--notorious fool as ever to mari 'hese jewels have, gar of a race of beggars." to do with the says he, "and dress yourself, a :h are kept in the my sight and my castle for ev tie private proper- "Very well and good, me 1o) 1i1y. Queen Alex- Saav, says she. "I'm ready. welry is of im- prepared for this, as you'll re r precaution's sake before I married you; but," a n all duplicated in "you remember your agre SCastle is not the three back burdens of the prising burglar to valuables I choose to carry ere is an old law, your castle at my Iavin'?" -hich enables the "Thirty-three," says he, "if o put to death any 'Twill be a cheap price to ge through whose you."~ his gems may be "Thanky, me lord," says sh .ppen to a burglar only ask three. And before :emplate. them out maybe you'll thi at Windsor con- enough." volumes, among "What is the first back bur rould fetch enor- choose?" said he. up to auction.' "A back burden," says she, aler, for which a 'silver, diamonds and jewelry.' his last~ stick, a In a short time the king had tre, a magnificent den of them piled on her th id other treasures almost broke her back, and ntion. she went out over the drawbr is a room con- When she laid It down an iest collections 'of back in again says the king, E .These alone "What will your second back t fifty to seventy be?" old. In the same "For my second bagk burder han 20,000 draw- she. "hoist upon me our baby ers and a collec- The king gave a groan thai miniatures. The rocks. But he wasn't the mar collected these daunted before any woman. H with his own hands the boy in ncient treasures his heart was wrapped up and, 'esumably inherit his teeth hard, put him on of valuable ob- shoulders. She carried him oi his father. These the drawbridge OEp ~air of Shoes turned out of the ing factory is carefully mined by competent in etors. If not up to the FIRST y are never soid as IMPERIAL COMFORT ECONOMY cits, valu- When she came back again says Ilion, and|Colm,, says he, "Now then, name your in?cluding third and last burden, and we're done i of gold with .you forever, thank God!". Says Saav, says she, "Get on me narch in back yourself." tr of all King Coim and his good Queen Saav of such lived ever after the happiest and most Ltiful and contented couple that Ireland sever ge v.- knew, a parable for all kings and queens and married couples in the nation. Saav lived y,d died 4eis WI. tiest, as her husband lived ever after and died the justest and most gener tde An-, ous, most reasonable, sensible, affable knew.-Everybody's Magazine. ~as terrn foeh i A Po M[akeshift,. toem he "Energy is a poor makeshift for ,kee tor 'honesty," said Senator Beveridge at a her then jdinner in Indianapolis, according to Ld a i1is- the Washington Star. -. could he' "Let us be energetic, but let us be such a honest, too. Otherwise, we'll get on -y a beg- no better than the January traveler. Get up," "A traveler, on a freezing January nd leave night, called at an inn, but found it ermore." full. d," says "*Well, landlord,' he said, 'I can't I was sleep out on the snow crust. You must member, put; me up somehow.' e ays she, "'I guess, then,' said the landlord, ement-- 'we'll make up a bed in the hall .and greatest curtain it off for you.' out of "Accordingly, this was don'e. And the traveler, gnder a rather thin rou like, blanket, fell asleep. But in the mid t rid of die of the night he awoke, freezing. An icy draught blew through his hair e. "I'll !and mustache; it even lifted his thin I've got blanket and swept over his bare limbs. ak it's "The traveler rose. The sheet 4.hat - had been hung up as a partition had len you come unfastened, and it was waving merrily in the breeze. of gold, I"'Landlord!' shouted the traveler, 'Landlord!' a bur- "'What is it'? a voice shouted. .t near "'Landlord,' said the traveler, 'will with it you please let me have a paper of Ldge. pins to lock my bedroom door with?'' clcame~ aye he, Obedient burden "Johnnie!" ," says "Wh are you sitting on that boy's boy." face?" 'di rent "Why, I-" to bei "Did I not tell you to always count e lifted Ia hundred before you gave way to whom Ipassion and struck another boy?" settin' "Yes'm, and I'm doin' it; I'm just Saav's sittin' on his face so he'll be here it over when I'm done countin' the hundred." --.Houston Post.