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, f A;: F"i ^ tpc oI*! il A -.i ij cr -r ni:e and >: opper w are * A FREE with every J . Rang*? Sold x ^ ^ jj* Save $8.00 As a special inducement during our week only, with every MAJKifTIC RAN< always the sa e we will give free one h ware as illustrated here or a special set WARE. Every piece of this ware is the best of piece that is net needed in every kite possib'y be bought for less than 5^ oo. ' exhibition at our st<>ie. DON'T FAIL 1 Which Shall It Do you intend to continue laboring, b fuel and destroyirg high-priced fot d wit out rnr>lr stove. You KNOW that old stove eats up a ' year. You KNOW you have trouble in get just right, in fact, spoil a^atch of bread while?you know it costs considerable fo Stop and think and figure Wouldn't buy a good range?a range with a reputa lb Great rustic Malleable Ms! Iran Ranoft \J W?-A V 44 W You make wo mistake in buving the C TI ?it's the range with TJ K REIT 1\V / neighbors. Then, too, it's :rade just j right kir'f] of matt-rial?MALLEABLE A} IRON?riveted together practically air t pure asbestos?j)arts malleable can't bre; ble reservoir and an oven lli.it doesn't w the MAJESTIC uses so little fuel, bakes day in the year (brown bread ju?t rignt j turning), heats 15 ga Ions ot water wl cooking?properly handled lasts a lift practicaliy nothing for repairs. Don't buy the range you txpect to lasl sight unseen;" you'll be sure to be disaj. to our store du.'iag demonstration week, MAJESTIC?have its many exclusive fc a find out why the MAjE-STi is 300 pe than other ranges where most ranges art Dorit Overlook HOUSE PASSES BILL TO EEDOCn ACREAGE MEASUREFKA1IED BY roWHTTEE | sor.s THKoruu Provides for Not Over One-third of ! .... I Arable Land to Cotton, ami >ot Over C A r?s 10 PI?nv, News and C>v'er. CoIuirJbia, C:t. 15.?Yes. it was a regular tidal wave. The people of t:e State are so upset indeed are so near mnic. ti\;t th r are caring upon tli^ir j legislators to do scine-^^g. Today the house did its first affirmative work. It passed to third reading practical'}' i without opposition, strange as it appears most of v.v.at cam? was frwin its friends. wvo n."I tf> ft?: 11 ? r aul were in fav.>r 01 fotal -11 r :ii!: j !, 'V cotton acreage reduction bill. There were not half a dozen, as ar as their r\V \rs>+cye TT'Cint xrVin were i >1 * UiV/CO VI ?VLV/O ?? ?* nv * V4 X' *' favor of letting the w*':ole matter alone. It was a perfect landslide. For a long whfe it looked as if ro one would say a syllable in opposition to the committee ibill, based upon onethird of the crop being in cotton and prohibiting over sax acres to the ani mal. Time was dragging. the house having agreed to vote at 1 o'clock today. All wanted to vote, but the (hour had not arrived. Started Something. 'Mr. Nicholson "started something,' as the small boy would say, when he suggested that when the house passed | the* prvm/mit+pp. 'hill in pffpnf in his I opinion, it would defeat total elimina- 1 tion. IT;at whoopetd up things. Mr. j Stanley toofc fpe floor and was irritated and others follewed. Still no one, except Mr. Boyd, opposed the committee bill, and even '.Mr. Boyd was not sure what was best to be done. It was the most remarkable and one-sided discussion of a srreat problem that ha? hr?en s-een in a veneration. The committee' had evidently compromised all differences as far as it could and the genius o,f the hill, largely written by Mr. Mower, at the instance of the i committee, was striking. The hous-e j refused1 to seriously listen to any amendment, no matter how good it' ' lb ??* &2s V MAJF.5T t demonstration SH sold (prices Jjfifflffljl and some stt or ^ its kind X >t a j ^ fun. It cannot ] This ware is 011 I L liix&lflFM '0 SUE IT. ?^|pl|i|? Be? fcigi; 11 rning valuable h that old wornlot of fuel each | ONLEGSli ting it to bake MflJE^TK-NEVEReverv once mi i 5TEHIYIEF?*tULLET HEAVY-577WEIV r \tany re: air-. SETTLE: IStfZ-flLl it pay you to 149Z* TJLL'^CPPE ticn? ^0pFEE*f9T* ( ; and Char-' fE: JEf ;RHA T MAJEL-"light and < f the \ D C H ARC GAL j ik?has a uiova- | see^th eG R E lures explained, r certstronger . Qj^ A ? ; wtatccsL. j ? ? the Date. This ! mi'ght have looked. !The committee bill and nc/Jiiinig but tbe committee , ? bill was wanted. The mem'bers of ! this special committee were Messrs. i Lee, Belser, Pegu(k3, Atkinson, Black- ' well, M. Bethea, Mower., C. C. VVyche, J Welch, E<pps and Riley. Trend of Discussion. The trend of discussion today was i that the louse would step on the com- : .mittee acreage bill in che master cf reduction a^d that this total elimination was on its last legs. Mr StovoncATi \vhr\ m?r}p thp main . UUl UWV ? CXJ.U w *? A.A.\S v.- ? legal argument in favor o<: the idea1 of ' limited restriction, put an effectual "crimp" in the pilaus of the total eliminationists, in fact, practically put tjem j out of tl,:e running, when .he cited au- j tiiorities to .show that it would not j stand legal fire. Here is the cotton reduction bill as | I it passed the ioirse today, and what I is .-likely to be the only bill along' that line: Text of Bill. O rv/%4- i An 1 rPV* <-> i- c Vicryl Vv r\ nt\ 1 1 ! 'OCV/'HUIl JL. JL lli O/U XL OUJLOu'JL UC UUiaVYiUI I for any person, (by himself, his agents or employees, to plant or cultivate in j this State in any year a greater num- I ber of acres of land in cotton than onetbird of the total acreage of land planted and cultivated by such person i in said year: Provided, however, that in no case shall any person plant or cultivate in cotton more than six acres to each regular work animal used in his farming operations in said year. Section 2. Teat any person violating the provisions of this act shaLl iorieiL as a penality a sum c1 not less than $23 dollars, nor more than one hundred dollars, for each and every ac^e planted or cultivated in excess of the number herein allowed, to be re- 1 covered in any court cf competent : jurisdiction in an action or proceeding brought in the name of t,he State; and saia penany wnen reeoverea snail oe i paid over to tf'ie county treasurer for the use of the countv in wiMch the i i said offence was committed. Said pen- i alty and the costs of the proceeding in which the same is recovered shall j be a lien upon all of the property o* J the person adjudged to pay the same, | subject only to liens existing prior to i I VI :r^-v ffi Hk If IF^ I': J /viZSLj \ f? 0 n J ^2^ dSfinariSf f jC-RANGE5-ARE-MADE<iN-ALL-i SL feSlSi f? " t. Va.'.J'ifetW ! j 1 ' -J.-jj. L_ |i Mltm {h$j i ' . - ' 1 i| I d-3 m$tM WM 'W i '-'1 sates -,~ "T3 m ~ c awn-cooker- /flil I li lih i ! IDER-flMD-b?nmS?-m!||Fj| || !i!ii;;i : | ; 1 ptvm-mhrsleized." ||j@j S||! .-topper-tea-kettle- mju R_ ^ B P : I :;Y r::i^ (C <0 t , t.rT *** k DSL 1 Kjr P is a Special Invi & M.A MkZL the passage pf this act and liens or j taxes; Provided, that ju(figment for j said penalty and costs be entered and j enrolled in the oflice of the clerk of j court of general sessions and com- : men pleas as o^ .er judgments are now j alloweil to ibe entered and enrolled wbere the recovery is bad in sucn court: And provided, further, that j where the recovery is had in a magis- \ trace's court ihe same be entered and ' enrolled in the office of the clerk of | court of general sessions and com- j mon pleas as judgments .o'f magistrate's courts are now allowed to be entered and enrolled in said office. Section 3. That after any proceed- j ing has been taken against any person j cr persons for a violation of this act i x ' i it rr.all be the duty of the clerk of j court f generalsessionsand'com? j curt of general sessions and con-!- j mon pleas for the county in wMch the ! offence is charged, upon application j under oath o" either party to such pro- j ceeding, to issue a rule of survey in \ the case, giving three days' notice I thereof to the opposite party, the costs i of such rule and survey to be taxed j in the bill of costs in the final adjudi- ! cation of the same. Section 4. That all sheriffs' deputies, magistrates, constables and rural policemen stall be charged with tfce duty of inspection, the production oil evidence and the prosecutions for vio lation of this a-ct. Section 5. That word ''persons" used in t':is act shall be held to include partnerships, voluntary associations and corporations. Section 6. This act shall go into effect immediately upon its approval. Vote on the Bill. The vote on the final passage of the committee bill, while it shows 77 to 20, is not altogether correct. Mr. Welch asked after the vote .tad been declared to change his vote, as he took the position that the louse was rushing things too fast. Mr. Charles, Mr. Gas_ que and others voted against the pend- j ing bill because they favored total j elimination, and felt that if this bill I passed that the goose of tf'ae elimina- j tionists would be cooked. Others were ' inclined to take their chances when the vote- came. %J 1 IV ;!ZE5-and'5TYLE5 1 hhbwbB f|M | i i il .4 HEflVY-NlflRBU S?, - ILRRSE-ME li!LP,': ? fcEIPPINS-F , Bi/Rn-wiBEi ^ :;-K;.w'r-:-\ yife# lLUMINUM VVAKt tation to You an ^iif a V ----- - / , A. " ?. :-Ji'...vi. j.*.. ?-'3?t-.* j?_?aC.Z? 3E? ', ? ? * M '-11 * * 5 TT*? :r/Ci <0 Kv'r ' ? j K11% r 9) r v) 1 ' ' '-s^. L *i. A. bwJ1 J v' -i <r I r* ? ?.:K.r. : xr* T -> *ttww-sbj -TOarrvsr. '! 'r " 7E call this our "Sp:a ! 1 v / ''vir'etv io (he s'>k lo i'.u 1 cJ 'IT:'':: v?.Y ; 5!li CM A ii IS ! i / , -v c J 'J I -S "V > { ^ M ' 1 I 1 '-1 I i ) / ~r -\ i ! \ t u :tfsA LM /fr\w\ %&&S\ ?1 K ; <f\ys5^* -, 7 :- '* A.iri. ^11 "L nN ' 11 ! fiAPPY \'A!-LE - - if-- -, ' 1 91 IkO^'A $1 !< O&'iK,* i ??< ?LJ | 1 y V.;>Tr H f^KE&5.cif Express. Th n Kich, WeYcr antee. Don' |g today and learn the meanii <3 ~ g Our goods are jjL must re ch y< u i % | Remit Postal or Express Mone; k | Whiskies, Brandies, Cordials, etc., on fifl ttxr ^r-M-r A TTA TT T\ D il H. ULArAL & jj| Th'South'* ? J*JUTW LJ.W^^MWABP^-g?aW3gr? ~ ifl?m?as fir ??? The vote was as follows: Ayes C^ior the committee bill.) :Xavs (against the pending bill.) Voac?Sm'iith. Addv. M. J. Ashley, Atkinson, Barnwell, Belser, ! Bethea, Blackwel-1, Bowers, Brice, Bur- J gess, Cross, Daniel, Dantzler, Epps, Evans, Friday, Fripp, Goodwin, Gray, ^ Uoll AT r Wo rrolcnn vjrreci, udiic, ij.-a.ii, aix. v^. iivw* Harper, Hiott, Holley, Hunter, Hutchinson, .Tones, Kelly, Kibler, Kirby, Lee, Lumpkin, iMcDonald, McMaster, Mc ^til F 1??^ A MBB?g l\ ? Childr 100 Tango . , tw< and 5 p. m. TUE5 ing questions, wil \ ^ ^ ^ T1 <ZJ The one giving question may sele MZED-R/a&iris-pflN- Dont be discou VER-BURn-UJIREQ* 2et a Taugo Hoo] TO 2^raflU:riEVER- I PUZZLE CARD. PIPPINS-PANS-. Don't fail to ! new and wonderf ^n,V5Sy'S" young Tne Hoc TJyIIm ROASTER*' operator. 'I w"!1! talk of the town. jrt j., $!' sure t0 ^ave i | 111 |||P^ store TUESDAY i iPlii!i?m\ must be written Liy^ NOT get a souvei ?zscial? ifEDUCATION >0 w why the oven of ^ water is heatedMAJESTIC uses A A liiauc <xnii pDk |7 in the future D A A\JL-il-i THINGS shown d Your Friends Mn L,uivir. <a: . ,..r . >-!?- ?<. . A<wiiv^aJg.: ? 17 , is 7 '.<*y -2-/ & iijlil &,JI \J* *L~t- ' J ,'- "^" " ' ?r* i >rmrr.T,c,irr.rfrgagAVi^: ~t r. -ar inn* % ~i * .rirrrarrraaMC ^-0f-Lifc-?ackage'' for the old ;e of life," and here's variety tastes! ?, PI ? i f~i'i ffi m - '>:.. r ~f W% /< jtv *i... ?K lr.i / ; , ?r- ,| J I'i^l | |j b a ',- - -i : a -- ' S. - ' uu&&-' !%. % &r>f .- n-SirruU P'-Ua-uu.^;^ s^' brings 1 EXPRESS PREPAID. to any c ink of it! Six Full Quarts-?, w Whiskey?each backed by t wait?you're missing a trea ng of complete satisfaction. 4 1 *" -J ~ ??of On f io fir TTAll 1 Trie n'gnpsi ?m-m 3au.n1 ?vu 1 in perfect condition?or money back. y Ord^r, Registered Letter cr Certified Ct request. : SONS. Inc., Ric / I i Grearesr Ma i Orchr Wine and Whiskey Queen, Martin, Massey, Means, Melfi, Miley, Miller, Mitchell, Moseley, Mower, Nelson, Nicholson, Odom, Pa;te, Pe gues, Keaay, ?uaaue, Jtuiey, xvitteuueis, Robinson, Sanders, W. W. Scott, Senseney, Sherwood, Shirley, Stanley, Stevenson, S.turkie, Summer.--, Thompson, Tindal, Todd, Vander Horst, Walker, Warner, Whitehead, WiiUboir, C. C. Wvche, C. T. Wydbe, Zeigler?77. tNFayiS>?'Bolt, Boyd, Brown inigr, Charles Clement, 'Glowney, Gasque, Hardin, H. F. Harrelson, Haynswort-h, Kellehan, 8 SET OF GRANITE AND (H COPPER WARE [H As illustrated seiow :-m * OR ALUMINUM WARE REE with every Majestic PBjfff Range Sold ] H 1 MmOL en Souvenir Dav 1 ? ** !f5?i Hoops Free Tuesday, Be- Si een 3 and 5 P. M. ^ ys and girls who present to THE MA- . SALESMAN at our store, between 3 VMj|j sDAY, written answers to the followreceive "TANGO HOOP Souvenir" is your mother now using? v any one needing a new range? Who? the GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE be ! 1.00 Article Free neatest and best answer to the last :ct any Si.oo article from our stock, in j DUVENIR. j iraged if you are not one of the 100 to p Souvenir You will get a ;,j;. Something for all the boys and girls. :t one of these Tango Hoops. It's a Mi ul toy?amuses the old as well as the >p fiances forward, hesitates and returns j Children, it's great, and will be the J : vour answers readv to hand in at our 1 AFTERNOON, between 3 and 5. They answers?OTHERWISE YOU WILL lir. ill during this week a special demontrator direct from the MAJESTIC FACid to show you "ail abou} ranges"? A he MAJESTIC is the best range on Jj ce .. I ir t 1 . n it . 1 iou intend to Buy or not 1 lies in KNOWING THINGS?KNOW a range is heated?KNOW how the ?HOW the top is heated?WHY the so little fuel?KNOW how a range is J outside. This education may serve you ON'T OVERLOOK a chance to KNOW by one who knows. COME and TsJainhhnrs. J Wk f VW ^ ^ v/vf W V ? 4 . u.'jjw. u . . i ?.* *;/ ' ; .iM^g 'ianrt'irv<^|| r?fi fel l ft ?J* 4 klM LIXJIJ \71AV4_.?? adage says, g N ^ fl p. a MN ' M r?J RAM y * 1 || r< Piii^F^wrr^ ^ tvCbAR K E'S* i *.* iJ k 4 i S l? 1' . ^' 'f\ y-k ft 4 y^it+r":yZM ik^ ^ -"*??! M'-: -. * J*4 '"-vrV; -: ?' | ' '. ^C.C' o.~-i<. trS^.-1 ? is t i^jpgs.gp eps PA |? ) <J? u this complete assortment, la ioint on Southern or Adams t| Cix Different Brands of * < the reliable Clarlie Guar- " t?send your order along 14 f in every way? \ Ii You can't lose! pi r-vl?* /-% T ief r\f W i r* ac ILa ICt-tV. V^UilJ JJiCLC 1 1IV.C L>IOl Ul II 1UV.O, ^ i i; ill j Kirk, J^ong, Murray, L. M. Rogers, Walter IM. Scott, Smiley, Strickland, | Warren, Welch?20. * Pofie TTon-Av and Trhv. A CUL XtOy AAVV* ? ^ J ? ? ? Creech Resolution Killed. The senate sent word that it had killed the Creech resolution suggesting $200 pay for members. This left each branch, standing on its resolution. The senate wants $5 pay on a per diem basis while the house fixes $200 for tJ'ae session's pay. J