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'JLUesUciv, oepicmucj ov, j Il 4 /V An Especially Almost Ai Our line of ? m I A large var pieces whicl Call and sei what a sing I Wfl Wo iuct cforlr< fit 11UTV JUtfl uiuvm tide. Come and I MAYES' ' I The Ht GRACE ACCUSES; WBL4XEY DENIES (Continued from page 6.) every appeal to passion and preji dice, succeeded in winning this position by one hundred and eighty votes. He has never been, and is not now, the choice of the progressive business people of the city of Charleston. He is a disor./* o r?ar>prprmis iconoclast. I.U1 UCi) <buu u. - - who seeks to tear down, without pointing out how to build up. "His opposition to me is not surpris, ing, for I have regarded his methods as dangerous and have, therefore, opposed them with all the strength of which I am possessed. His campaign against me last spring was vicious, vile and evidently moved by personal hos tility to me and iny family. His candidate was defeated by a clear majority of the untrammeled democracy of the district, and his action at this time is an evidence of the fact that he is disgruntled, sore, desperate and willing by implication to befoul his own nest. "As far as I am concerned, I regret that these dirty and malicious charges should he filed against me, but I shall not let them interfere with my efficiency as the representative of the 1st district. My eleven years as a representative in the State legislature of South Carolina; my four years as I the chairman of the judiciary comI mittee of that body; my one year as r speaker pro tern, and four years as speaker of that body, are evidence of the esteem and respect and confidence in which I am held by the people of South Carolina. The further evidence of this esteem is shown in my unanimous election as president of the x ~ AnntrOiYlfiOri 1 n 1 Q1 0 '?la te UCUJWl O-LiV, WU16UHUU and my election last year as a deleIgate to the Baltimore convention. "The charges of Mayor Grace are irritating, naturally, but those who understand the situation and know the facts, realize that they are inspired 'by the desperation of a man whose admitted ambition was to come to conIgress, and who realizes that my election destroys absolutely the prospect of the realization of that ambition. He k is merely playing a hand guided by a ?- " -3 o -r? in cnrt Qrl nOTCHTl H 1 r IIIII1 Li uuoroocu CliiV4 inooutu I/J i "hostility to me, and I am willing and ready to rest my case upon the facts." Grace Before Committee. C* ^ f 0? _ Trroc ^ W ctSUlJUgLUil, OCJJI. td\>. xucit >> only one event of importance that developed here today regarding the petition filed by Mayor Grace of Charleston a day or two ago against Repre /I A i Attractive Line irhVloe HI UVrlW lytking You Need For 1 i 10c Chinaware cannot be iety to select from, and inclu k usually sell for double what e it. You will be astonishe * *ii i p i le dime will do lor you here. * C 1 J f ; ui popular guuus iui et us show you what v >use of a Thousand " ...... i 11111 (I make ideal metallic leac It will cont painted. ?s< We sell Co Linseed Oil. The Dutch ] lute purity varnishes an our "Paintii iiiiii hum 11 i iniiii iimii urn mi ii sentative Richard S. Whaley of the First district When the house committee on elections met this morning. in "executive'' session Mayor U-race was present. After the committee had read the petition in whicfa ' Mr. Whaley is charged with having spent about $60,000 to secure ^is seat in the house, and to have openly purchased votes, it was agreed that Mr. Grace -1_- T_J 11 be called upon 10 make his anegauuus, now on file with the committee, more specific and exact. In other words, the committee thought that the allegations contained in the petition "were not sufficient of themselves to cause the matter to be taken up in regular order and that to do so Mr. Grace should file more data showing where Mr. Whaley or hi:? friends spent in his campaign, to whom paid, and where and when. Mr. Grace said he , would be ready with ihis additional data tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, whereupon fine committee adjourned j to meet at that time. If Mr. Grace presents to the committee tomorrow the affidavis which have been asked of him, they will be carefully examined and should it appear that the ( case needs further investigation Mr. j f hi [I nffi HBi B flf H hbffg res shk i;;!, Jy gm !ggS |j^ ^mm* I D' of Ten-cent 1 fen Cents I i excelled. ding many I we ask. I J ??J :u iu mm | 10 cents the ar- I w have for 10c I STORE Filings. | /nu*? HrmcP Is I flfflfftf L UU1 lAVUtJV AO MWl ^?a | t certain times than at others. Yon on't notice it, but it is. The surface f your house contracts with the cold nd expands with the heat. If the aint on your house does not conract and expand with the surface it rill crack. One should therefore bt areful about the paint used. antic White Lead )utch Boy Painter Trade-Mark) Linseed Oil paint. White lead is made from I, one of the most pliable of metals, ract and expand with the surface ? sure the white lead is pure. llier White Lead and Dutch Boy 3oy trade-mark is a guaranty of absoand highest quality. We also sell d other paint supplies. Ask us for ag Helps." 1 C DAVIS ' I Whaley will then be permitted to file his affidavits in reply to those of Mr. r*a n' > 11 44 n r\r\ Y\ r\ iaitiqH VJJLcHJC. 1 lie I^JJUC Will UiCU U jumv^u and the committee will act much as a judge on the bench who sustains the complaint or grants a nonsuit when it is faulty under the law either byreason of not stating facts necessary to constitute a cause of action or for other realms. If, on die contrary alter Mr. Whaley. has replied to Mr. Grace, it is believed that there is sufficient cause of action in the petition of Mr. Grace the investigation will then begin at such times and under such circumstances as to the committee may seem right and proper. t "" ^ * .1 iU A vvnue i\ir. urace saia iu me uummittee that he would be ready to proceed tomorrow, there is doubt if he will have enough affidavits on hand | to give the committee what it wants, | unless he already lias them with him in Washington. On this point he has | nothing to say for publication and in iormea ine siaie s corresptmueiu iuday that any information relative to the committee proceedings must be had from others than himself. It was learned here that one of the A. _ _1 M. 1 T Ana ine 1 You can ings acc< want, or will not h m n lo Bori Your sav: the purcli The ster 1 manes y< I m Ynm HI! & v MA We pay 4 p< Ne makes getting up With a Perfec I in comfort on the j A touch ol a rr a minute. Later and breakfast, rea In fact, a Perfe and much cleaner jk. It is a hand you a Perfi f STAND If ?a * n r . WaSiiinsiutiy ? Richmond, Va. Norfolk, Va. i ___________ | principal witnesses for Mr. Grace will! ,be Leon Larrisy, who made the race - J - "? - X - ^ ^ O T rtnrnra 1 Q Q f against tne laie utruxgc u. jucgai & ???v year. Betheden Pastorate. On Saturday morning before the ? f*? ?? ???? ?? ll) to have f hings Money have both by ha vim >unt with us. W1 * - .1 < have to get sometn] ie forced row or Stint Y ings and interest wi lase easy. ling strength of 01 our money safe ai Banking 1 sr cent Interest Accounts I (CHANGE iatKAWV S iffly st 311 j jn?i m. i rT^r5?r i w A A 1 '1 V> ? , , is " W ?rj w Ltof hi smq SLEEPING dows opt to health anc in the morning a ch tion Smokeless Oil coldest day. latch, and the Perfe yon can carry it tc d or sew in comfort. ction Heater is just and more convenie: some heater, too. Ask your dea action, or write for descriptive >ARD OIL. tUfl (New Jersey) BALTIMORE ? - - 1. | 2nd Sunday in Uctooer, at iu ociuua. sharp, there will be a meeting of the joint council of the above named pastorate, at the parsonage. All councilmen are by the pastor / L,antsuy i r a sav len you ing, you ourself 11 make If* Rank id sure. rift l V Wii us j on savings DANlf umui C art ? I e Day arm I i * ith a ecu ||in 'KEtfSS ^Ini r with the winin is a "first aid" i beauty. But it illy ordeal. | Heater you dress ^ ' \ i ction is aglow in ) any other room, as good as a fire, nt lev to show catalogue. rtPANY Charlotte, N. C. Charleston, W. Va. Charleston, S. C. n???=a? | urgently requested to be present, and on time. Please remember that it is J--*" Via nrocont nnff that your uut.v lv uc i/uv-u your presence is needed. P. E. Sbealy, *^'r ; Pastor. rr ?