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rM imnaugh's am tiiimw ma ? - ? IiTllVt kyvtJ Wednesday, I High Class A fi ~ ance of all Summer A not carrying over a si reductions here. All < H etcmust he closed 01 W Semi-Ai > 9 l rue to our W a another. A half-pric faL } the store. I Ladies' Skirts Red Bra Supply your summer needs ' lnwprfrl nrir?AR. Ahout one I._.. ?r ladies' wool skirts to be closei Rack 1. One lot black and i serge and poplin skirts worth $8.50, choice of any skirt on Rack 2. One iot extra large ? <*ri j # /I [ sz to 38 waist measure, ?o.c and $6.50 skirts, choice of rac Rack 3. One lot black and l mm \ W skirts, made of good quali worth $3.50 to $5.00, choice f m Millinery Cleara The last, a final clearance c W mer millinery. All untrimi that sold as high as $2.00, i f $4.00, choice of any untrimn the store, each r Clarendon Bed Spreads \ 1 AA fiJnrA V\A/^ nrvurto^p ilUV CALlct &14C UCU opx gau $1.98 seller, as long as the two spreads to each buyer Fine Figured La1 / One complete counter full organdies and voiles, all f? worti and 20c, all bunche* at one price the yard > (19c Hock Towels at 12( 25 doz large size bleac towels, a big 20c seller at eac Yal and Linen Laces at 3 A big table full of val an k laces in bo#i edgings and i I 8 and 10c values, one price, cl II White Goods at 10 All kinds of white goods { big table. 40 in white lawn, checke white waistings, etc, 12A, 1: values, choice of the lot, yd... mauammnummmmmKswsammmmm min mm i wiffwroa?uw?wbm \ r I m i n ^ . CLEAN UI MMHBNMMMwnmuBaaDMwiaM?rraM?BnBMnHi wmm"" ?s tar: ^Jd^26thj_a I lerchandise at Sensation Goods. We make thest ngle dollars worth of th odds and ends, broken as it. No matter what the \ Miual Clean Up of R( policy, we never carry e ticket has been slapped \ ~ aced Pajama Ch at these 35 m new, cle s hundred grade, 10 yds for a out. lavy blue , ri $6.50 to Ladies House jq^o One Hundred dresses in _____ . $1.25 and $1.50 dresses, size skirts quickly, choice 50, $7.00 :k_ $5.98 ; klllO Tnrkisli Bath iav j uiuc ? ?? ? hr S&]^9& ' P'ain white, large size i big 25c seller, limited six buyer at only each nee if all sum- Hock Towels al eo6nn kats Full bleached, a gooc j? ana an(j neatly hemmed gi neri ns,L in . ,m. ^ cneap ai i?$c, saie pncc < 1129 White Linen ' a rianHv 36 inches wide' finely lot lasts heavy grade' fine for 1 eskirts, biouse, etc, 20c va *L29 the yd wns Ladies' Silk Hose of lawns, white and black, pur ist colors, hose, high spliced, dou 3 together and toe, 2 pairs to each t 1 Oc _________ . kd 5c Embroidery , , , , One lot embroidery e "UC worth 10 and 15e throw: ? I2c bargain table, to clea quickly, choice yd c Yard j ^ifnr IW LQ torcnon upvviui IWI *? tnsertings, Men's Checked Nainso loice yd 3c an(j short Drawers, wort] ~ Sale price, each ^ 200 dozen Men's Hem.< )iled on a kerchiefs, a good soft qu ? ? n i 10c seiler. Sale price, e id dimity, One lot Men's Silk S j and 2Cc navy blue, worth 19c, cu lCc pair Jj| J^| A 3 SALE I H 1 ^ /&%. iuai anwc rs r 9 it Nine O cloc al Reductions. It's an z reductions to live up t e present seasons goods sortments, discontinued \ sacrifice all summer goo iady-to-Wear Garmenl over any garment from n 1 ._ TT7_ on every jxeaay-zu- vv e ecks Children's Slipper an goods, 15c 200 pairs in the 1 9 5c worth 75c up to 31.S gain counter, per pa ? Dresses D . n Bargain J the lot, $1.00, SoUd Colored Ch to close out , . , , g ghams, Apron Gmgh light and dark colors ???- worth 8 1-3 and 10c Towels and heavy, a White Bed Spi towels to each Double bed size w 19c weight and a good vi ' sale, each ...... q 200 dozen ready n ^ 45x36 full bleached I heavy huck muslin. Spe ood size, and Pleach each 8c woven and a niddies, wash clue, sale price |1|\ ?_.12? and 15c MB I \ V \ at 50c e thread silk Forced to cl ble heel, sole Low Oil >uyer at pr 50c _______ We want to turn J j I. Cut Shoes into cash ? ? biggest shoe sale of and insertion at the values we are n Out- On the Misses' and Child 11 UP the Pumps, pair 5c About 200 pair M White Canvas two sizes from 9 to 2. \ ok Undershirts cut to, per pair,?_ li 39c garment. One lot Ladies' w 25c vis Pumps, (small s stitched Hand- $1.25. Cut to only, ality and a big One lot Ladies' F ach 5c strap Pumps, 52.50 ox, black and One lot Mary Ja t to onlv, the Patent Leather Pun 12!-2c I S2.50apair. Choic % I ? Viimnaugh's j, ;,-l ~ I S:k i eii.iiteen i I shoulders i to contin : ed us fr 'and be v :k A. M. : \Vp a rc " ~ " BBIBbt?aWM? j of Floreii j the ables j Kempe o: absolute clear- ar" of ? _ # f Peterson 0 our policy of j j P Mnler t *% 1 /* McCants iVo halfway ?w. wash 1 , Williston lines, remnants, *Brethr, <2s musf ao. jfJS; pastor, I I ville, S. [ C asd hea ^ speak or ant topic I A-M/J C/9/YC/1H ^ one or 1 ar Uarment m school of Bened Carrie college o ???np GrigSby < n ,bia' ^a<1 s at 39c a Pair V3 C. lot. Sizes 3 to 6, j We ^ 25. Sale price, bar- \ ^ams ai ? Hl tO 7 ir ? - . . 39c I TirnrV w. Ma rable, 5c ambry, Dress Gin- MOUNTA tarns, Calicoes, both , goods in the lot . . , - Anywh< , choice yard 5c ycu wish , Irut sceni "They reads at 98c tains'ai voice the ith plain hem, good grim's pi due at $1.25. This JZu, 98c IJ motorist's nade Pillow Cases. tours ai j j c j country. and made of good . ... _ ? hills are cial Clearance Sale them, it 9c II but an a That y< whicheve: ' glories ol "What foo aocords taught fWTeek" n I _ . V a j|tekeHis \ I and disc* k \ , i this poin "See A \[\ own state is going ^5ja^-. v 1 ! country * t* mmm!f - him with The -INati lose out all I j caught t1 _ Ttomobile t Shoes ers-are . When Ai this stock of Low motorists . - cation m in a hurry. The make th( the season. Look itiis nati j From i putting out. cific sh0 ren's White Canyas nins,t0 1 mg toun _49c I (August >1 j j "vacation isses and Children s will see strap Pumps. All roadVorth ?1 to $1.25, t 50c ! "Ther queer-lo< hite two strap Can- / things," izes) worth $1 and the pair 59c , J * will 1 I paddle. atent JLeather two yielding, values, cut to Si.49 f,ve inrh . Fashion ne and Baby Doil sucii a ? ips, worth $2 and nmy be I fashion form Iia ^^,J| . that fiist I -wearer ^ existenc JUL fhiiiif^ 1 tlie sue land?( t Herald, i I \ l ANXOIXCOIEXT L. v iiil ?nils Viiic ii'dL ti-St i5li.I2? :i annua! ssion at i.Ic Cross K < .ored . ir- . ii .ill meet on the t; viiiy o:' Ai;2;ist, i'JIG. This ra is ex pectin;; to be the ver been in hs history, it a great work lor education ;ionary cause. For the last years we have liad our ; to the wheel and we mean ue until God snail nave c-ahom labor to reward. Come vith us and we will do yoa o not fail to come for the invited to attend this con; expecting Dr. E. Jti. -Roberts ice, S. who is one among it men in this State. Dr. R. t Charleston, S. C., Dr. How:>lumbia, S. C., Rev. W. N. of Newberry, S. C., Rev. D. of Clinton, S. Rev. iS. A. o n /"i UL \JI CCIi V>UUU, O. V^., Jtic*. V-#. ington of Saluda, S. C., Rev. of Cross Hill and others, jn are expected to take part *reat work. Oh, yes, Dr. if Bradly, S. C., and also our lev. B. G. Dawson of AbbeC., will be here. Come, come, .r these most able men. 1 some of the most imports, and I myself will be thereu [lessor William Pitts, and :wo of Vaughnsville colored teachers: Sallie Bell Pitts i/vf ^ rl^^c^crn rinliimihia S If! B. Fortune of (Morris >f Sumter, S. C., and the of Orangeburg, and of Colum- . Seneca, S. C., and the old C. Bluford of Chappells, Sl 11 meet you there. Our pno e not out yet for us to preou tie importance of our j % M. iConnel, President. ,ggie Pitts, Secretary. I remain yours truly. J. B. Burton.. INS OR HILLS AS YOU LOOK AT THEM \ 3re in America, (.Mountains if , or hills if the map insists,, ic beauty anyhow. came to the Delectable Mounre the words of delight tbac greatest throbs of joy in -Pil Ugl coo. of scenic "beauty are some- . ad up with mountains. ?& j thought of picturesque ways stages mountainous But mountains are hills, and mountains as one view3 is not an angle of altitude, . ngle of appreciative vision. >ur mountains, or your Mils, r are nearest you, have the ' the highlands, regardless of tage the topographical map them, is the sermon being: by the "National Touring: lovement. Let the motorist 1 automobile this vacation time )ver the truth and wisdom of t of view. merica first by seeing your i first," is the sentiment thac to mate the citizen of^his look on- the vista^ nearest ? rflifF.oront anrf hpttpr onal Touring Week idea ha? tie nation. (Newspapers, auclubs, and automobile dealechoing the call of the road, igust 6 dawns, thousands of will be en route on the va? otoring tours that are to* i ensuing week memorable iiL on. Hie Atlantic ctran/1 lA thp Pa re, automobilists are planake their vacations as motor3. "National Touring Week"" ^ to 13) wfiich is the official 'of the American automohiIstr \ 500,000 motor cars on the he Shoe of the Futnre. ignt kind or a snoe win De ? )king thing as we now seesays Dr. Arthur R. Reynolds ulv (American Magazine, "for of the offending pointed toe ook more like the blade of a It "will not be stiff and unit -will be from three toes across the ball of the foot, is a whimiscal thing, anc :Iioe v.-hen it becomes regularconsidered beautiful. Airin costume that follows thb s a right to live. Any fashio/i orts the form or cripples the is an outlaw without right t-? e." S. Army shoe has some of if; eat ion 3. ?. --rra? 'loise Erhardt, of Xevrberry st of Miss Xan Love ?ope"inton Cor. 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