Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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New Irish Potatoes. 35c. Peck. Roasting Ear Corn, 20c. Doz. Fresh Cucumbers, 7 1-2c. Lb. Summer Crook Neck Squash. Small and Tender. 7 l-2c. Lb. Fine Flavored N. Co Peaches. They're getting better every shipment, Only 35c. Basket or lOc. Doz. Tell Us Your Dinner Troubles. We Can Probably Help You. The .Maning Grocery Co. THE PACEMAKER(.. For Field Purposes there are no better plows than ours on the market strong, duraole and a gi.y efficienG in every respect Farmers and others requiring agricultural implements of any kind will assure themselves of a high quality and a saving of money by making their purchases here. Every article we sel has our personal guarantee of quality back ofit. I TH EN Because every day is a : them is- a RED HOT 2BAR merchants do. Beware 0: in itself should be convin low prices at all times, at -. . purchases at the RED I] cheap WE BUY, that's oui to you at prices lower the all your purchases at the sist of Men, Boys and Chi Sbirtwaists, Kimonas, Un telliig you of the goods a 200 Stetson Hats. . - 1 - 200 Soft and Stiff Hats, worth as much as Soe'r $5. Your choice................... $2 98 mWO Other 7 's ...... ............ ...... ... 48c. 325 Corsets.Wrh r Some worth as high as $3. Your pick of this lot........................... . 36c. 500 Pairs Knee Pants. some wor Worth as high as $2. Your choice .... .. . .48c. any in t 200 Silk Shirtwaists.3 Worth as high as S6. They go at... .....$2 69 Worth frc .The Big Store With Little Prices The Naets Building on the Camner. Ch o Greenville C ora C0llege, south caroai< U h Carefuland dscrmnatig parentsseeking ideav; moral and socialsorroundiors and infuene es. together with high literary staudarus. and Intellectual training iua boardi M school for their daughte .. are cordially invited to write for catalogue and 1914non nnt - announcements o Chicoza College. G fl~ Chicora comnbines excellent equIpment with a distinctive Cbr'-tian purpose. givin: IIand influence emphasized ; na-row sectarianism avoided. II Exhilarat.ing altletude. 100O feet above sea-level, on the slope of the Blue Ridge: II exceptionally fine climate. Beautiful grounds, handsome buildings especially arranged for comfort, health and conveniece. Curriculum affords a broad, liberal and true education, especially adapted to the needs or cultured wom~anhood. Collegiate standard: entrance u n 14-unit basis. Cot g ff rlAt n Z-e.d geso . . .A.B . .r d oi fF .At 11embraces Art. Expression. Physical Culture. Business Courses, and one of the bes 11 f Ceky Ds Meaic in this sectionse in their respective schools. - For free copy of Coatalogue and Annoncements. address VREV. S. C. BYRD, D. D., President, GREENVILLE, S. C. Rheumatism Blood Poison Scrofula, Malaria Skin Disease F O R Because itPufes the Blood LIPPMAN'S CREAT REMEDY-P. P. P. Dr. AHdredge. Regeecy. Texas. writes: Rabbi SEloss= et the BlesSamak cn., Itis the leading bloodpurifier." writes: "Had ae n attacks of Dr. Whieead. Metalfe. G..oprcibs [ae l evr lasting frakweek to ten it and with P.?P. P. completely cured J. Idays. I took your medicine as a feora . Davidson. who had suffered stoma hope, but now Pmafa that P.P.P. was year wih blod oisn an soes.a rd benefit" IT WILL HELP YOU, TOO-AT ALL DRUOCO2'2$,.W0 F. V. LIPPMAN, SAVANNAH, GEOROIA As long as they last . No. 3 Cans Sweet Potatoes ONLY Fine for making Pies Leon Weinberg, "EVERYTHING GOOD TO EA'I'." EDIRI Store of W Don't Have Sp Bargain Sale Day at the RE 3AIN. We don't have high i those claiming a low price f ::ing proof that you are a vic .d bargains every day. There LON RAO~KET STLORE. How business, and we don't buy, in some merchants pay for RED IRON RACKET STORE. idren's Clothing, Men, -Ladie dlerskirts, Princess Slips, and nd wonderful bargains that i A F EW PRICES. TA [)62 Fine Dress Shirts. WieP th $1, $1.50 and $2. Your pick.. 6c euiu ht rb 125 Petticoats. Hl tet trsfo mn S1.50 to $3. Your choice of lot84.ateUn Skirts.25~tqalt ate th ss high as $15. Your pick of adasre oos ot is lot.. .... .... .. .. .. .. .. - . 2 L-i' 95 Pairs of Men's Pants.Th c.inzalC in 1.0 o 2.0.Yor pck... 2 Bonewhite Pane THE RD IRO ARRONutfu Whtebr Only His Little Joke. ORIGIN OF T r AR L A clergyman: who was a widow . - had three grownup daughters. Hat- The Ancients Thought it Was a Drop lug occasion to-o away M- bome - of Dow From Heaven. for a few weeks, he wrote home from No record exists or even tra iton as time to time. In one of his letters be to the discovery of the first pearl. The informed them that he had "married a mystery of its origin has doubtless con widow with six children." This cret- tributed In-nd small degree o render it ed a stir in the household. When the the prime favorite that it hsa ever been vicar returned home one of his daugh- In the eyes of the orientals. - ters, her eyes red with weeping. said: From time immemorial the nations "Where's 'the widow you married, of antiquity have used the pearl to father?' decorate their persons and adorn their "Oh, I married her to another man. temples and we find many curious be I I ought to have told you that."-Lon- 'liefs existing as to its origin. The one don Telegraph. musi prev:ileut in Pliny's time was ?tlintpe:irls were formed from thedews Criticisn. - . f leaven. falling into the open shells "What play did you see when-you at lreeding tine. and it was In allusloi went to the theater?" - to this pretty concelt that a noble Vene "'Romeo and' Juliet," - tiana lady named Cerrnro had a gold "How did-ou-like It? - medal struck (bearing the date 1620 "Well, the costumes were all right, on the revrse sdde of which is anaopen but Romeo couldn't dance, and Juliet s- -li receiing the dropso dew from wasn't much for looks, and neither one ..aven which fin into pearls as-they of 'em had any real new stuff."-Wash- fall. The wotto was "(tore :divino Ington star. (by the divine dew). '_._-_._-_- li these more practical but less poetic Women ad Betig days the ge'nerally accepted theory is "Why is it that men bet and women that sonie foreign substance. possibly don't t even a grain of..sand. -having by'acci "Men choose bettng as a means of dent entered the- shell of the oyster, a putting a stop to an argument." certain amoountof irritatlion is Induced pWtting twhich causes the exudation of a pearly secretion (known as nacre), and Able -"Well, women never want an argu- effectually covers up the intruder, and ment stopped."--Cleveland Tade- -also that with the growth of the obster * the peail increases In size. She. Knew. "' 'The pearl, unlike all 'other gemis, re "Madam, do you give any of your quires no assistance from man t..e-. time for self reflection?" hance its value. or from art to .dd one "Certainly'I do. What do you sup- [iota to its perfect loveliness.-Natidnal pose looking glasses ae made .for?"- 'Maaier =--hases: '" Can You Beat These? FOR QUICK SELLING WE ARE OFFEUNG 10c. Colored Crepes, at - ---- -- 3-4c. yd. 10c. Colored Muslins, at -----6 3-4c. yd. 42-inclWhite Rice Cloth, at------.19c. yd. 10c. Val. Shadow and Novelty - Laces, at-y-..--------------- - 4c: $5 Ladies' hats, at ---- ------ $1.98 $3 Lace' Shapes, a ----- $1.98. $5 Panamas. at - $ 8-------$9 The ones who want to save. money, this isyour appotunity. Remember these bar 'gains willlastonly a short.time. 1~.HIRSCH MAN. onder ful Valh eciaF -Sales, D IRON RACKET STORE, a prices at onetimde and low p 3r a short 'time and higher p bim of higha prices. The R ED. fore, it sd a duty you owC cheap -we sell to you, th~ goods at all' unless we can bu heir goods. Is this not sufnci We sell only Bargains, that's s and Children Shoes, Ladie in fact, a little of everything tre to be seen and had at the KEN A T R ANDOM. ticoats. -Shirtwaists. ~deed ett~oas. he Ladies' Fancy and. Plain White ShIrt antas ladin "WiteTbis lot inicludes Linens,'La,,ns and Voils ~1 o $.50 Thy gatw-orth as much ah $2.50, none worth less tt: Your' pick, 67c. lerskits. 1Lot Shirtwaists 39c. Underskirts 'in Black 'A big-lot'of Children's Dresses-all in $1.50. Each 59c< sizes-at extremely low prices. yx Hose. .. *.Children's-sox and stockings-all at les ..'whelesale prices. logs-sjky. blue, . pink, air', 39c. '$4 Shoes at S-!.95. Ladijee' and Mens'. RACKET STORE VMS. Managrer. Children Cry for Fletcher's ASTORA The Kind You Have A ta-s Eo ;nt, a:l wieh-has been in use for over 30 S:-:e beru a nature of and ii am... Un der Is per f so::- ""in inec is.iniancy. i~~~~ A". r ~:fo cieyn in this.J A11 Counterfeits, Imit ,tio ..: . " uL-s-good" .re but Experiments that trifle wi. i n4. enda' -er the health of Infants and Children-Exprience against Experiments What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless snbstitute fot Castor Oil, Pe. gorie, Drops and Septhing. Syrups: t is pleasant. ; It eontains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narci de substance,- Its age is its guarantee.. It destroys Worans and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty yea* #i has been in constant use for the. relief of Counsti Flatulency, Wind -Colic, alf Teethin. Tioubles Diarrhaa.' - It regulat -th'ie Steanam''n'd"B ow assimilates the Food; giving' e a d-- nsat"il The Children's Panacea-The'Mother's Friend. GENUINE GASTORIALW Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bodght T~ C~jNrAU COMPANY, NKW vdwl..ccY- r " -- - CHARLESTOlN ~ Departments of Medicine and Pharueaey. Owned and Cdntrolled by the -State. Fine, New Building, ready for occupancy October 1st., 1914. Ad ventageously located, opposite Roper Hospital. one of .the largest Hospitals in the South, -where abundant elimatical is offored. Hos pital contains 218 beds. . ---- .. . Y -Practcal work forSaior Students in Medicine and Pharmacy a Spc ' attre.'. ; Large and well-equipped L1,boratories in b-,th sehpeg. D- pirtmenterfirystolo'.y and- Emafroij' in a-Gatiain with - - Charleston. Museum. - - .Ning.f)1 weacbers in Labratrory Waaocel. -Six rra-luate.1 atpp-usiamnents e a oar ,ap "Iii .un For Catalogi'e, addre, -OSCAR W - SCBEETER: Registerar Charleston, S. C. I. ,- - , ; . a, " -Watich PhysIc ans' Movements Bargainsa. - The Birlin telephone station has. a .Apropos of a railroad property that sclheme by, which- -the moferdient h ad 1been. sold at a. ruinously higt hysicians are mrecoro iliesse.#f an priee, a :statistician said: "it takes rgent cafllerhexfi servies trll- - two'to make-a baisin, but only one e dsrd uics.-~ bot-tiemiets - - o - - - - * - ** nda very artiee seM4 by rices at another as pp rices at otheirdime.T s. ION -RACKET -STOREW yours elf to~ make'ycai1r: Lts- your business-HOW y them so cheap; as to sell ~ntreasonder you-tomake our obj ect. Our lines CQXs s and Children bresses, . We could write all day SRed Iron Raeket Store. aists 300 Pairi Knee Pants, worth as lu a as $', soue pair. They-yo''t 48c. - $fl . 75cTh Mens' Dress SbirtT aL ia. - Assorted Kimonas, different styles and material isadlong and sbhort ones,, formerly sold as high ass $3. - - One lot of 79 paIrs of Men's -CanvesZtow Slces, -' s hnworth $1.50, marked 68c. We have a full of Mens', Ladies' and Misses" -Sheos and Oxfords,.inblcwiead nsA1 -at low prnees. -v~ nk~ M The$Wr~eWt Wondarfu1 Vamues - - Manning. Sortleirfi ' W