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RED MEN ENJOY BIG RALLY IN GREENWOOD 60V. (OLE. L BLEASH 0>E OF THE SPEAKERS. | Great Sachem Anil, Past Great Sachem Carlisle And Others Prominent in the (frder Present. Greenwood Journal, 19th. "Welcomed to Greenwood by H. C. Tillman m oenan 01 tne ma>ui auu the city in a~ short and appropriate j address about 600 Red Men, most of them from Greenwood and the Pied- j mont section, open their rally this morning at 11 o'clock in the grove in Andrews street. Response was made for the local--Red Men by Mr. J. j W. Canfield, who aptly fitted his re- | marks to the occasion and response in behalf of the Great Coucil of the j State, whiclj has a membership of about 4,000, was made by Col. E. H. j Aull, of Newberry, one of the ~ best ; known and most popular members of the oraer in South Carolina. Hon. D. j W MajHll. nresided. Col. Aull declared that the coramer- j cial spirit should never prompt any j one to "become connected with this influential fraternal body, and he urged all members to exemplify th^ real fra- : ternal spirit in their lives at all times. He referred to the fact that there are 4,000 Red Men in South Car- | olina and spoke of the work for char- j ity that should be done by the order. Real charity he defined as that which will give aid to a brother who actually needs assistance and this is the kind of charity that the order of Red Men stands for. The friends of Mr. C. E. Tolly, of Anderson and Mr. J. G. Long, of Un ??<-> ? > rr +V> nrin/tinal lOli, WliU y> CI C ctlliUlig, LJJ.C pi luviyu. speakers of the day were disappointed that they could not be present. Dr. J. P. Carlisle, of Greenville, and Mr. 0. D. Gray, of Williamston, followed the introductory addresses with speeches that were thoroughly enjoyed by the large audience, and then came Gov. Cole. L. Blease, who, of course, was the dfawing card of the day. He spoke on "Red Manship," beginning his address at 2 o'clock. Those who have heard Gov. Blease on the subject of frSfernalism declare thatlie~Ts at his "best when discussing this subject,-and hir address this afternoon ?is pronounced to be equal to his standard although he did not dwell upon it very long. (Stating that -per-haps his audience had heard enough on the subject of JEW! ? Waist Pins Brooches Scarf Pins Tie ClasDS JL Cuff Links Hair Ornai And many essary arti< / * "Better Goods al MAYL5 Book & The HOUSE MB?? 1 Red Manship, eke governor very soon branched off on the subject of education, and ^repeated "his well known views on the compulsory form. He reiterated his statement made many | Times before that he is opposed to I compulsory education, first, because he believes that it was not intended that a man and wife should be forced j to manage their children, and, second,; because the State of South .Carolina : 1 is not in a condition to change, since ! some of the schools are now able to j run only five weeks in the year. He referred to the one-mill passed i?>et ceQsinn nf the legislature i tuv iuw? ? ?w . as "nothing" and expressed the belief' that all of the money had gone to! city and graded schools. After the address of welcome and | the response this morning an excel-1 lent barbecue dinner was served inj \ i ' the grove, the Red Men and their j friends who are not members of the ' I order enjoying the feast to the utter-! most. ~? j The extreme heat todaj may have | kept a great many people from attending the exercises, still the crowd is a large and representatvie one. As! announcd on the program only fraternal subjects were to be discussed, but this did ot prevent a pretty fair. sprinkling of those -who like the political game from attending. Of course there was political talk on the i streets and under the shade of the trees. I A number of well known citizens from adjoining counties helped to make the day a success. The Hon. Joshua Ashley headed a delegation from Anderson and Abbeville counties, and, as usual, "Citizen" Josh was the center of attraction in many crowds all day. Supervisor J. Mack King, of Anderson county, Mr. Fred. H. Dominick, of Newberry, and~many others of more or less prominence | were fn attendance. ' j j >'ews of St Paul. SDecial to The Herald and News. St. Paul, July 21.?Fine rains fell, through this section Saturday and Sunday, which'were very much needed. v j Mrs. T. H. Wedaman. Mrs. D. L. Wedaman and Miss Juanita Epting left on Saturday for Savannah, where they will spend a "Tew weeks with friends and relatives. On their way j home they will visit friends and rel-: atives in Columbia. Prof. E. 0. Counts and wife, of Prosperity, spent Sunday with the Fomilxr nf Mr "W "R "RninPsT' V/J? +1J.+. ? * " ? -Mr. A. C. Richardson and family,! of Prosperity, are visiting at the - I ILRY ? \ I > * I \ I nents other neecles. / t Same Money." S Variety TORE f 1.000 things ' Mimnaus ALL I II llIT *, .*jr A CI Saturday wa has issued orde li ~ . I Make your pru refused. CO A WhitT White pique skirts wort choice each Ladies' 1 200 all wool, black and ^ if. r\r\ o nrl Cr no Vfl1 H . iNf.w auu we name a price that will New B; a When you see th?se bar 1 36 in brown linen worth yard 40 m sea island^ worth J Turkey red table dama, price yard Ladies' tape neck gauze I lot lasts each * 36 in Poe Mills bleachin i Colored table oil cloth, Big lot embroidery edg ioc, choice the yard 200 Bed ! We'll put on sale this spreads, worth every cent at. I I OM?3_. I I We need ' N V ?? No goods ch< lV/f IT If 1V1 JL 1 L; hora^i of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Kinard. | Miss Lizzie Boinest after a few weeks' stay with friends in Prosperity has returned home. i | Miss Ruth Price, of Newberry, R. F. ~ * 4--'3 + ~ vie it Misc T^OUise L) . y IS 0 X p t/U LCU L U T lUAb ?? - Counts the latter part of this week. | Old Folks' Day will be observed at j St. Paul on the third Sunday in Auj gust. An interesting program is being arranged for tl\e morning service. In the afternoon, it is the purpose of th? St. Paul congregation to entertain tne old folks under the beautiful shade trees by furnishing them with good comfortable seats and * -1-- ^ n 1y plenty of good cool water iu uma that they may have plenty of time to talk to-tHeir friends. The public is most cordially invited to attend and bring well" filled baskets to spend a pleasant day and make the old f&ks as happy as possible. A special invitation is extended to the old people to come and be with us on this occai sionT The joint council, composed St. J Paul, St. Phillip and Bachman Chapel will meet at St. Paul on Thursday be- I fore the first Sunday in August at 4 | o'clock p. m. The'following delegates j have been elected to ths township ! . . , Sunday school convention wfiicn meets at aCnnon Creek: Mrs. J. C. | Aull, Mrs. Y von A. Riser and Prof. F. F. Livingston. Mr. Jas. P. Ricbrardson had a yery J ttu rTMWTTWWBllMMnMMMMBWBMM * jh's July J t IECORI Sale ean Sweep s the biggest day in rs to "let go" every ze, your hid, your O) iE! v Pique Skirts :h $1.2,5, as l?ng a? they last> 69c tailored Skirts navy blue skirts in the bunch, ues, to close up the lot quickly do the work $2.98 irgaics Daily gains you will want to buy it all. i 15c, Clean Up Sale price the . .8 I-2C 3 1-2C, Sale price 5c sk, worth 35c, Clean Up Sale *5c vests, worth 10c, as long as the 5C g, worth 8 1-2C, Sale price 5c worth 25c, Sale price yard 12 i-2c ;ing and insertion, values up to 3C spreads at $1.39 week ioo large Marseilles bed of $2.00, only one to each buyer $1-39 I the mone i qui' ? * arged, no phone VINA r- ? I 'The Store That'! narrow escape of fire one night last p AVrwiif 19 n'/?lnr?1r 'Ttip family I ween auuut v vavuu.. w was awakened "by the flames and smoke that~had gotten in the room. They found a large"wardrobe which was full of clothes on fire. It seems that it must have" caught on the inside being caused by a rat or mouse striking a match. One of the children had put a box of matches in- the .wardrobe the day before. The wardrobe was quickly removed from the room by the family"and some of the neighbors and the remainder of the fire was put out with water. The damage amounted to about $40. ~ -* ">? A Pieor "aront to uur pasior, i. vuu a. xvi^w) n v??? ?? Jalapa on Sunday afternoon to make an address to the congregation there. | The fellow who is looking for aj peck of trouble, newer -has cause to complain of short measure. Life is a masquerade. Otherwise people wouldn't fall in love at first sight. I KEGJSTKATIOS NOTICE. j The books of registration will be open on the first Monday and Tuesday of- August and the Saturday following for^tlTe registration of voters. Board of Registration. % Sale I Mim )S BRO Contii Must be M i our history. Mi remaining article i ex ... .. 1.1. . rjer, no reasvnuuie \ More New Para We sold over ioo-last Saturday. ' the lot left to select from, all new ha $1.25 parasols to go at only each All $1.50 and $2.00 parasols to go Tliie Will ha fnrcpl 11113. IIU1 Ut VVItfVI All new models with garter attachc sets worth and sells elsewhere at 65c the lot lasts choice All $1.25 and $1.50 W. B. and R. this week This WiU be Stqckii I All our 20c lisle thread stockiugs white, all marked down to 15c, 2 p^i One lot ladies' black silk stockings worth 40c, as long as they last Sheets and Pillow 25 dozen seam sheets, full size, 59c Pillow cases', full size, 45 x 36, w the lot lasts each y and we nk orders taken, bri . urn k W V-? I 5 Always Busy." mmm It's the car with tl The Ford's surpris cost is matched b of maintenance. . sand service statio Ford repairs are (reasonable pricesstant and efficient Here's the test: 300,0c service. Runabout $5 $600; Town Car $800 Lwith all equipment. ( all particulars from S Newberry, S. C, ~1 naugh's j J | KEN! iues Far!#* MNA UGH I n the house. I price will be sols > fhere are hundreds in mdles, all $1.00 and 69c at 98c t Week lents. 25 dozen corand 75c, as long as 49C & G. corsets, choice ig Week in black, tan and r for 25c J > , wi^h lisle garter top, ...A. 17 1-2C Cases : kind all go at 38c . > / orth 15c, as long as / 9C 1ICCU It > \ ' ' I ' / ng the cash tf'S i 'I \ % 0 / r ? 1KB 111 I...II ! ! , ! ???,?r J . / * SSBuSSE? si Hr I s le down keep. ingly low first y its low cost And six thouns?where all to be had at -insure its conservice. >0 Fords now in 2S: Touring Car ?f. o. b. Detroit, jet catalogue and ummer's Garage, \ %