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'Mi* OU*t APPELT PhaMDPonRE oE. b -7antedN hou, Nhere was a~ wC~ aseade ased wrter ake n adressnt Shereonw relstTurayl eogvenito aur rar ~easpuch of thour tee as we Sowld liedW are aboudt 80waso ver ine anlogical .tlad ree from ab goe o f s Hn.u ge whe made.in The awshort snopesentf thmerr the sp~e~ake tohet ourradr asTh speke wasspeasinroed by Judge fichog andatlk ate 6 en greeted abypluse s hegu beynpi of thenkingr the o turing out to near him. He paid a touching tribute to the late Senator Louis Appelt, then congratulated the people of Sum Feeling very gra linery at greatly red are greatly reduced your owni individual. At Th FR=--iii~ z~~X zzxzz * Dressi1 suited to y< Good C Even a *Tailored. Good ') must be g< Try o Syou'll at oi Hande Suits and *HATS $15 ierton upon- their splendid school tbuilding, saying at the same time that he was heartily in favor of education, he launch ed into a discussion of the lead ing topics- of the day. "South~ Carolina-is now facing a crisis' said the speaker. "She is in greater need than ever for a cit izenship that is capable of doing its own thinklwg. .She needs [men who know the right and dare not todo' ." -* He advocated a system of land credits whereby the small farm ler can purchase a home for him self. A system like they have in-France and Germany. Let the State of South Carolina stand behind the purchaser and work it out just like we are working the Cotton Walehouse System. What better isecurity 1could the State want than this land. In this day the: smnall man could buf him a home for his wife andl little ones on a ter or twenty year time plan;. If he should die before be completes the payments the State would allow his wife and children tc finish it. Now I advocate this only as a State System, for .I am against this modern tendency to nationalize every .thing. I be lieve in States Rights, and thE Federal Government should be hands off on a proposition like this. If the Federal Govern ment were to try to work out a plan of Rural Land Credits] would be opposed to it becausE we would never know who the middle man might be. This is a system that should be worked out by the State, then the purci asr will always be protected.] eat3 eful to the Ladies of Manning at ,ced prices. Shall offer a lot of n this Sale and we have good sel elf, and sell it toyou et big reduc e Store of ag well, mean >ur particular 'lothes are not .11 our modern ailoring is as Od. t one of our h ice appreciate ~ome Fall Suits Overcoats ma to $45. Excju trust that the next Legislature th will adopt a system like this and th not wait on a new administration fa Ito do it.li The present warehouse system hi is a splendid thing and I hope to f see it perfected in the near at future. pa We have, said the speaker ne "te most censored press in the uc whole world right here in South in Carolina." If a man froim this gi State should go to North, Caro- is lina, for example and make a t speech, the reporter would send a telegraph report of it to the e papers back- here. The editor of the paper would then exam ie the report on the telegram and if the speaker was a man of th Ithe same political faith-he would give him a glowing write up,, but should he be his enemy, re gardless- of how worthy the tspeech might be, it would lind its way to the waste basket and you people- would never know the difference,. Our rate of interest in this State should be changed to 6 per cent. Plenty of other States charge only 6 per cent. Our State appropriation this year has been entirely too high. Too many new offices have been created. "That boy" who is Secretary of the Board of Char ities gets $3000.00 a year and his travelling- expenses, a salar y as large as the Chief Executive of the State, a salary as great as the Chief Justice of your Su preme Court. And for what? For nothing. I want my position on the whiskey question understood so, .hanks td surroundmng country for their liber 'Fish" and '-Gage" trimmed bats at actions still on hiind. Beyond a doul tion in price. SMiss Be CL I4 rrect ClotheI xpensive Clo nts are corre ood Clothes a w Fall Suit! mean when N WHO 9AF $27.50. Chi ire, $15, $18, Lshery. CLOTI e baniks and otherscorporations' ow just for a blind. But just 1 aitsaid the speaker "until they et to you farmers and men of oderate means." Later on the : rporations will call for bear ~igs and their taxes will be re ced at the hearing to where hey were at first, BUT YOURS il remain where ever they put1 kem. Now mark this prophecy. When I was Governor they, aimed that my use of the pard aing power was going to flood ibe Stake with criminals, but in spite of the fact that the next~ cIcitors report will show the Treatest per cent or crime since] e days of Moses'and Chamber 10G'MAT I N THE JOB--TO PLEASE 3ustomers will testify to our fairr our motto. Our meats are kille< 'ou should investigate these thin~ t ORDERS WE MAKE QUICI Sl mng Mea YOUR MONEY HFRE THA i Sale first season with them. I hava d Fisk" and "Gage" goods need ig on Millinery this Season. E iinery i wearing Cc ~ndividuality. of necessity 4 priced garme essential to g andsome Ne just what we ,$10, $15, $18 ~de to meas1 sive Haberd& it no one can go.away from tI s meeting and say "Blease r ~ors a barroom system." I be- e v in Loca'l Option, but I am e terly opposed to a7 barroom. r we have a county dispensary e .d conduct it properly it willi it the blind tigersout of busi- d s and you can get better liq- t r to drink. A man whois pay g a license to sell whiskey ia 1 )ing to report a blind tiger if #b being conducted in. his terrn ry, he will do it in self defese The speaker paid his reapeets the new tax commission, say g "that it was created to give 2 mebody a job." He said tat e commission .was going after It MA MO WE ARE ALWAYS C Hundreds o! satisfied< icy, which has always neel best sanitara conditions. if you value your health. PHONE US YOU] The Mai "MORE MEAT FO giving al patronage given me this, my one hall their actual price. t this will be the Greatest Say nnett's I) thes. ct in style an LS good fabric $ or Overcoat we say )ice Overcoat $27.50. COR ain, and in spite of the recent ragedy in Charleston, not a I ame pardoned by me can be d een in this grea~t list. Now my t riends it has been a pleasure ~ ndeed to be with y'ou here to night. I have held every offce ~ intoy Statci that I have wanted, c Ihave been in public offce .now d or aquarter of a century, and! during that time. I have made some enemies and I have stood by my friends; a thing that I shall always do. Uncle Sam is having about as strenuous a time in keeping out of -the war as the other fellows are having in it. ARKET YOU, PLEASES US. ess and svuare deal~pol Iand marketed under the gs before you buy meat CDELIVERIES. Market NELSEWHERE.". cided to show my gratitude of gil o introduction or praise as the wel ould be pleased to have you comei Parlors Lt- are dwell ,--both* St.1 s and'Uill RECT .0, S~Sumter Attorney . General Thus. .H. so why 'eeples has announced his can- does his idacy for re-election to succ,eed out fear mself in. 1916. Mr. Peeples time, giv as made a capital Dmcer, and every co od be re-elected withont pies is a :position. He has always and; on alt fairly with both factions, should I I NOWFC A Good Br< Oat Meal in Bulk.---.---- ---- Higest Qniality-Lowest Hecker's Oatmeal, A 12c. Package, Premier Self-Rising Buckwheat~ -. This is the Sweetest. Nicet;t Article of Bue Hecker's Self-Risising Buckwheat. Sugar Cured Hams..... -- - - No bet~ter Ham packed. Every one sold und Maekerel--New Catch Granulated Sugar--- -- --- Fruit Cake--Material of Every D Prices. THE MANNING GROG (These Prices Subject to Chance ing them a chance to purchase their Th: Idressed lad~y is already familiar with th n early and let us show you. We can -bu Manning Dry Company I. jk a. jt;nge? H drat. j r Pee u-gsano rans th*av at the amein e proud Qf ~akfast! -Lb. 6 1-2e Lb. 6 1-2c. kheat Mon-ey Can Buy. 4c.Pkg., for -. 29c. Lb~ 21k. eran absolute guarantee. -5c., i5c., and 25c. ....17 Lbs. for $1. isription at Correct Rr7,,Inc. Without Notice.)I akgving Mil All Hats ld one to suit oods