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Threaten Quit Bus Insurance Interes Governor Advised to Veto A * Legislation Intended t Underwriter. fek The State?March 2. A Representatives of insurance companies. most of the latter being mem bers of the Southeastern Underwriters' Association, appeared before Gov. Man-' Mng yesterday to urge that he veto the ^^^rt recently adopted which is designed to prevent the association from operating in V the State. Edwin G. Seibels of Columbia, who was in attendance on a con- : fernce in New York regarding the South /I. . f 1 * i ? ? ? [ Carolina situation, teiegrapneu wmie tiie , hearing was in progress that the South- ; eastern had already withdrawn from I this State. It was the "sense of the "meeting.'' he wired, "that no company c<>uld safelv do business in the State! " should the measure become law." Gov. Manning reserved his deoision. : Fitz Hu<2ii McMaster, State commission- ' I . . ,' I (* r ' (\ t .1 . \ ^ ? ? V. It. UMIIIIICIIUOI II iC tl)J" ! proval of the act. John B. Reeves of i Charleston, while arguing for a veto, in- j timated that if the act should become j effective those responsible might suffer ' AUCTION SALE! SATURDAY, MARCH 4! -At 12:30, ail store fc fixtures and remaining stock. LT.Timmerman, * MoHohon. I imitem 5 v 1 FULL WEIGHT 40 POUNDS; 1 pair 61b. Pillowi p?" >1 *? $1.15. Selected Nev, Live. Clean, SaniCvo i - ZMH t?ry Feather#, Best Feather proof ""iking. Sold on money back gn&rantee. DO NOT BUY from aayone at any price, until yoa get the BOOK Of L. TfttTH, our big new catalog, mailed FREE* writs a postal card TODAY. Agents Wanted. 9 H ? AMERICAN FEATHER A PILLOW COMPANY,. DESK S 29 NASHVILLE, TENIfc MAIL ORDERS FILLED ( AREFI LL Cca t I Here you will see tin this spring and summe The Jackets are sho: Skirts are short and m Suits with the belt be in favor. Materials include 1 Shepherd Checks, Pop Gabardines in all the n gray, green and rookie TT7 u p tt lisuici yvu <xic icc not, come in and see coming to you. Let Your Sprin: 11 O H?_l wen Q? nai Ladies, you cannot i dresses, Taffetas withi 1316-20 Main iness in State t Oppose Approval feasure?Hearing is Held on o Outlaw Southeastern a ? _ s Association. . I i politically. Gov. Manning checked him,. saying that the conference was not po-: litical and admonishing the speaker to j address himself to the question. In substance the arguments used I against the measure were that it would i drive many if not most of the companies out of the State and t-hat an increase in lire insurance rates would result. It was declared that a rate in crease which was in force during the | existence of the Mauldin act some years | ago would be again required. .Anions the agents attending the hear-1 ing were: S. F. Cannon and B. W. France. Spartanburg; W. B. Middleton. j i John B. Reeves. F. IM. Robertson. S. j L. O'Neill. Charleston: \Y. R. Dehon, 1 Summerville: G. E. Haynsworth R. D. : Graham. Sumter: George L. Reeves. R. ' Deal. C. L. Kelly. S. L. Miller. W. E. j McNulty, C. .T. Bruce. R. M. Davis. C. i A. Brady. W. M. Burney. R. M. Jones. T L. Wardlaw. J. D. Dial. George L. j Dial. James iA. Cathcart. Columbia. ; ? 1 1 Gut Your Store Biii| Down One Kalf [ Tens of thousands of farmers as well as ! town and city folks cut down their store i bills one-half last year and saved money j in spite of generally short crops and re duced wages. Absolutely millions of dollars were I saved and countless families lived better \ than ever before in the face of the cotton j crisis and general business depression. - . . . How were these burdensome store Dins . cut down? By the real money-saving j power of good home gardens, rightly j planted and kept planted and tended j trough, the season. Hastings 1916 Seed Catalogue tells how iJ cut store bills down; tells about garden and farm seeds of kinds and a quality that cannot be bought from your merchant or druggist. It's full of garden and j j farm information. It's free if you ask | for it. Write for it now. H. C. HASTINGS CO., Atlanta, Ga.?(Advt.) I it Suits 9 styles that are to be worn r. rt?some eton effects?the ueh fuller and wider, and leather trimming will :he new black and white ili-no Toffatoc fsoror^Q sinH -I IAA JL. V ULAVfc ewest shades of blue, black, ' tdy to purchase your suit or the style that is most betr Dress be a Cald 3 - - fiwanger Dress ifford to miss this display of Georgette combinations, etc. :aldwi The Wo; 'i- > ? S> v r r ? ? i <S> <?> 'r j> 's> -v <? CONSTANCE COLLIKK IN I HE TONUfKS OF HEN" > <e> <$> (A Paramount Picture.) 3> <8> <$> <$ $ 3> <$> <$> $> <s> <e> < ><$> 3> <s> In a sermon on the evil of tlie theatre the Rev. Dr. Pen held Sturgis, rector of fashionable St. Martins-in-the-Lane, re?* ' T T"> 1 4.!.^ :er> dirccuy to .jane oarweu anu uic grand opera "Zaporah" of which she is the star. Stung to the quick she accepts the challenge he has given and determines to make him "eat his sermon, word for word.' On the strength of the rect'or's sermon the mayor closes the opera but the Rev. Lr. Peiiiield having had a chance to study Miss Bartlett at close range, realizes her bigness. He discovers that out of the goodness of her heart she has i neon quicny cuucaiiug a nuiiiuer 01 puui ?;r!s. feeding hungry composers and lending a kindly ear to the downhearted. Repentant hedecides that he owes he'* ;ni ap- >1<>gy which he makes in an ope!; viler to the newspapers. .At this his .* ngregati'?n rises in arms and to pre-| >erve his dignity the yonug rector offers j t.) marry the prima donna. She accepts, thus having carried out her threat. At this point the story takes an unexpected turn; why noi sec* the play and enjoy it tor yourself? Leslie Arcade, Monday, March 6. Prices 5 and 10 cents. A BE.UTIFIX WEDDISG. On Sunday evening. February 20, a beautiful wedding was solemnized at the home of ZVIr. and Mrs. Lindsey Bowers in Prosperity, S. C.. the contracting parties being Mr. Allen Bowers of Chapin and Miss Rhodie Bowers. At exactly 5 o'clock p. m. the parties in question took their places in the parlor and the Rev. Taylor, of the M. E. church pronounced them man and wife. The bride wafe dressed in a blue silk poplin, and the groom was attired in a dark l)!ue serge suit. After the ceremony the guests were invited into the dining room where a sumptuous feast awaited them. 'The following day a bountiful dinner was served at the home of the groomsman where a large crowd of rier.ds and relatives attended. We congratulate the young couple.?Lexington Dispatch. / w y of Lac New Soring Co -a w Servic In this display you can i becoming to you. Coats ( Millinery Showing the season's Hat adds wonderfully t Caldwell & Haltiwanger's We shall expect you Ti March 7th and 8th, to s< creations. New Spring Silk) Qrvrincr ?ilk<3 in all th* AAA VV?* stripes, fancy checks, pla your shade in this departn "Ml The new skirting, whit< iLL & 1 oltex Store | UK V. I. K. LONG ACCEPTS CALL TO PASI'OKATE IN TWIN CITY j ! | The lollowing from the iWi'nston-Sa-' lem Sentinel: j Rev. i. E. Long of Mooresville. has ' ! accepted a call toMhe pastorate of the I I "... 1 : Augsburg Lutheran church in this city. succeeding the Rev. E. A. Shenk who i I iI ripi r 1116 , j School F I I Everybody School Fair" or building, Newbe hibition various and girls during We believe with the head ? efforts through< On Frifiav i ~ " J president of Ha an address at B of the schools o Our U. S. f. i tinguished peop who will give u: Please com -???? ? Ulj lies' Suit* UV MAI mi, m/u ats, Stylish and eable surely find a coat that is the newest materials. Exhibit newest shapes. A new 0 one's appearance, and 1 Hats tell the style, lesday and Wednesday, >e these charming style ??????a,?? s and Georgette ; newest shades, fancy ins, etc. You can find dent. We oa i-nnVi/iO ^ UU 11.11/11^13 *Y HALTIM TKa T.arjii ~ ~ M 11V MMMA I BHnBHHHBHI recently took the pastorate of a large church at Baltimore. Rev. .Mr. Long will probably take up the work of his new charge early m April. He is a graduate of the Lutheran Theological seminary of South Carolina, and before going to IMooresville was assistant pastor of a large congregation at Columbia, S. C. .Mr. Long lias occupied the pulpit rhird Ai air of Newberr ? is invited to be preser * March 10th and 11th z jrry, S. C., where there kinds of work done by < r the scholastic vear. , J that hand should be < ind heart and have beer out the county to establi: evening at 8 o'clock Dr rbison Agricultural Colle ethlehem Baptist Church f Newberry County, arm demonstration a^enl le will be with us throw ? s talks and lectures, e out rain or shine. rsses S. Gallm Colored Sup NGER|_ 5 an/i n 7 U11U SLS Kiddy CI Mothers, you should get 2 fabric, outiwears galacea. house (ft esses and children's assortment of colors. Middy Bi< We have received a good as made of good twill, prettily t blue, navy, and some all whifc Dainty New Wais Wear of Fin Some embroidered fronts, Big counter to choose from, value, nriced snecial kt each * J I JL Tuesday and Wednesday 01 with the newest there is in L; Come and stay all day. DANGER es Store N< i,i^jjl''iif,Vi'i f\ f*j^'f^SSfili ifI'l^frljrLlTimfrl? iTi^f of the local church for special service^ in the past and he has a host of friends already in the city who will be pleased to learn that he has accepted the call recently extended to the pastorate in j the city. ?i fn PniA and SicJc^v invigurai*ii? w m>v # The Old Standard greneral strengthei ing tonic. GROVE'S TASTELESS c'jill TONIC, dnvesout Mal-ria.euriche :t jeblocxl.andbuilds jpthesysifm A 'me tor r "or n.'nits and **b Idren. 5>sc miiai y County it at "Colored -i- U _IL 1 it nugc s^iiuui will be on exaur school boys m educated along i putting forth sh this fact. C. M. Young, v :ge, will deliver i in the interest t and other disjhout the fair ian, >ervisor. Phone 40. E>> BERRY, S. C. I resses loth tcquainted with this No cloth better for tub dresses. Good >uses ssortment of Middies, rimmed in red, cadet o: a a fcj. OiZfcJS ?4: LU <?<?. its for Spring ie Voile \ some with ruffles. Sizes 36 to 46, $1.50 - - 98c ur store will be filled adies Keaay-to-wear. swberry, S. C. I 'I