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BRYAN IsU$UUUammwmmaussummo1 * Quality Tells * mm* U Quality Tells U I * Price Sells u l I The Young HERE WE ARE! * right into Thanksgiving week, only one * more month then hurrah for Christmas *and hardly time for a long sigh before * the big New Year of 1921 wvill wrap us * in its new cloak of days and hurry us * along toward some goal. * NO TIME *for everybody to grumble- let a few of *us sing along as we go along and you * might pause in the liit of your song to *scan U 36-inch [ulahd D msis i*irl ..1 * 36-inch Bece o epn e ~i _ __ .-5 36-inch jaaCe, cr arl.......- c * 36-inch Sf iih Flx~,pryr . 5 273-inch NuesCoh pe yrl . . - c 27-inch fiee e ad.......... 5 U 27- inchCttnFanl eiyrl20 * 2B-inched Homespn, pe yar . --5 27i Proam Check, per yard 25c U 27- sofh Checked lxon, per yard -. 25O * 4 N urse Cilotuhn, per yard 2.-- 5c 6ine Alpoo erge $1.75 * seCaoth le, ard 20 * 36 Drech Co GnPina, per yard 25c - * 45-inchBifl Tbing, per yard--- - 4-5cL IJ. H. RIGBI V asaassaaaasa Itror OUR PRICES AND SERVICE W The cold, stormy we need warm SU We are offering our brand ne money conditions. Boys' S All Boys' Suits and Overcoats on Remember WE HAVE NO OLD, SHOP SEASONS. OUR GOODS 2 CLOTH SUMT ER, SOU -Price Sells Quality Tells Ii G YPrice Sells I M Reliable THERE THEY GO! UU the autumn leaves falling, falling and M in the big silence of "Santee" you can UU imagine you hear the tiny tinkle of a U million tiny bells as these many hued U leaves dIrift down to earth. U THIINKLUPON things that are worth while instead of U glooming all the time. Maybe you could~ be ha1ppy over THESE BARGAINS One lot Women's shoes, per* pair S .9 One lot womewn's Oxfords, der pair$19U Meun's Cordu roy Pa nts, per pair-$.9 Men's Farm Shoes, per pair 5 Me' H~eavy work shirts, eaich 17 Men's heavy Overalls, each -.-. . .$ . 8 U Men's Caps-AT! COST. CLOTHING-~CLOTHING; g Hart Schaffnier & Marx, Clothes U for Men. at a redIuction-you U 1(1now them!U T The Young ReliableI i*******iai**ii.....E==i ILL ALWAYS SHOW OUR ather of Winter i ITS, OVERCOA to keep you coml v stock of high grade merch ults and LIT CCI being sold at ACTUAL C any other article which y( W m WORN STOCK ON HAND, RE ALL NEW AND BOUI ING ( iTH CAROLIT HONOR ROLL OF TIE SUMMERTON GRIADED SCHOOl Ifonor Roll of the Su mertont grad ed school for the month of Septembei First Grade-Henrietta Bain, Mild red Chewning, Carol ine Davis, Mabl, Felder, Lena Gordon, Elizabet Joseph, Andrew Burgess, Reedy Davi4 -Jack Shurer, Irby Walker, Fred Way. Second Grade-Clara Coskrey Sarah Felder, Camilla Joseph, Matti, Mathis, Elizabeth Senn, Willian Cantey, Brennan Davis, Joseph Davik Charles Plowden, Bruce H ichburg. Third Grade- Junior Eadon, Lucil Ia Gee, Tomn James, Henry Lauhan. Fourth Grade-James Carson, An nie B. Richburg, N. WV. Davis, Margi Bclser. Fifth G;raide-Fr'ancis Trov, Rut tleedge Dingle, Sue Lesesne,' Ann Bye, Ilolstead Syth, Bessie Mood, Ed wardi Mathis. Seventh Grade- -Elizabeth Andler son, Caro Belser, Mar-ian Burge'ss Katie Cantey, Marie Richburg Whitaker A nsley. Eighth G rade-G race (Coleia, .Jo Ansley. Ninth Graide-George Pa in, Anni Mood, Frantc is Dingle, Tappy Lese'smi Tenth G;raule-Sue Pitt s, Emm MIood, Selmanr Rhamnet. i-levent h Grade-Kathertint- IDav i Pauline Crim. Hjontor 10o1 for October F irst. Grde--H Ienriietta Ba in, Mlih red~ C hewn ing, Caroline D~avis. M abl I'elder*, [Lena~ Go. rdbon, lizabet *Joseph , Mar:ty ~ vlder, lanit e Sent Cather-inet Sitike's, Sarahl 'Tuchbe' rry Andrew IBurgess, Rteedy Davis, .Johi Manth is, Jack Shtireri, Iriby Walkei Fred Way. SecondI Gradle--Annie Helsetr, Clar Coskrcy, Sarah Feldlet, C amnill Joseph, Mat tit- Mathtis, Elizabet Senn, LeAoni A rdis, Mdoulttrite Brails ford, Willii(a Cntey. Brenntani Dayvh Joseph D~avis, Thonmas R. Mille: Charles Plowd*ien, B ruce Rtichbur)t Tlh irdl i-adIc-Ju1 n ior Eadon, D rueil Ia Gee Emmnaline' Nimmrn. Fou~irth Itrad-ite-.Jamne.s ('arsoin. Ireni King, W~,. W. D~avis, Anonie- elle RiebI burg, Alstoin Brot ad way, JIuliai Cante) Hutledge- D)ingle, Su- Lesesne, Assi Nimmtert, Fran tc is lTrqy. Sixth Grtad e- Wessie Mood, Edwar Math is. Seveth Grad( i-EitIiibeth Ane soin, C'arite Helser-, Maitam Butrges Ktiei Cantey, May Medtl in, Till ia T1homtas Bur tge~ss, (Carl iRo we. Ninath ('adet~Ic---George Cain, A nni Mlood, Fr'tancis Dingle, Tfappy Lesesn<0 Martiy E.X HIunter, HIugh G. Richbur-g. Teth GrCade-Belle Ca ntty, Etmmi Mood and Sue Pitts. An attractive H alloween enterta it ment was given by the teacher-s an somte ol' the high school pupils, lat Wed nesday evening, October th twenty-seventh, in the Summierto high school building. The puripos was to 'raise funds for the scho< library. The entertainment was attended b a large number of btoth children an, grown-unns all of whom semedi t atyar APPRECIATION vill soon set in an 'S and UNDER WJ Portable andise at great reductions to, Overco )ST )ST and will give you a go ou buy from us. BOUGHT AT HIGH PRIC] TrHT ON A DECLINING MA 0OMP VTA enjoy it thoroughly. Besides the attractive candy, pea nut, and chewing gum booths, the in - teresting side attractions were.-Thi !two attractively decorated recorts o1 the Gypsic, who told fortune. Onk told your past and present, the othex read your future. To the sides of earl1. of these resorts were rooms, ove I the doors of which were these insc rip. tions, "For Men (Only," and "Kisse for SalC." The one entitled "For Men Only," which had a suit of clothe:4 haniging olu the wall brought forth much Iinghter from the curiou -Icrowds that entered therein. lin the oithers, "Kisses for Sale"' werle lit tl' -girls behind a laddler who sold candyI kisses for twov cents each. In another roo b '4 o b~ )bing for ap~ples causeda grp eat eal ot excitement for all whe took a chbance'. - S iuts'' weret' trieu iv many a nti great mnany came eutt the worse foi . the'ir trys to moar'e. "Thet Devil's Doen' was darik e xcept for the fire undler the~ 'boili ng pot. Mr. anmd Mrs. D~evil re 'sided there. He frightened in tur, at hem hiden by stic'k ing his pitchforls at tean the older folks by g'ing ,thema disce'ting. slips of paupert Thier~esitr4trade-mark a indelib 7rstamipedin CYPR Next time youi s teps, where the rots 'etui OUt, tte - the 'W'voog I'ter (Wh' y nlot abl'his - I ~ way ? Miake caet inl just thatt spot.) YI\out remembeiilr ue' I ~ saidl ''I le whIo (( oInnter hei I I,1 Have you i tte O)r Vol. I? souce idr at y'ur rv Southern Cypres 177 Hibeni Raid t e ,Heard Nation CINSIST TiHAT YOU-R I Vot' TRUE "TIDEWAT e ~ CYPRESS ASSOCbATION~ ii I' IN lt swsesuaa swhmOseauu1A d you will MAR meet the present ats od big discount 1 OF PAST RKET. LNY dI(Iream on. Irom "The Devil's the people passed in to see "Blue and his seven wives." Seven with their hair over their faces shrouded in white represented beard's dead vives, and a girl in white who looked like death a stared at the opposite wall, repre ed Bluebewird. Ghosts with Cal guarded Bluebeard and his vives altogether the sight, presented a ghostly, and haunted appearanc A ftr all x penses vere pait sum of $125 inciluding $30 don: wvas cleared. The first meeting of the teach Clarendon county was held in ing, Saturday, November tith, All of the faculty of the Sum1 the superntendent was electedl dent of t he associatI ion, andl also ed to represeLnt Clarndon cou th( St.atte Teac her's meeting, wvh tob held in S~partanb~lurg, Nov L7t fad 28th. The honr of ' trustees have d that, the com pulsory educa tior shall be enforced ( in thIiis district nn , IInuary Ist4, 19121 :mnd conti throughi t he month of Aprnil. be ended atory btJ o t .1 et. -'ser" eipras.. Lsook -"The Wood ES SEt e rnal" iave to patch the back water (drips dIoun andt Il the man:f "Cy press, naitl' and (n foolinzg! hi the repair jobs)I this bi one the list repair job hatt the poet I~nkleburg looks beforeI** he Ileaps, alld( I'ltiIls i > keeps. ee('dille in1[11()rtal.) nl 1ter ther boIIok:. yet? Am nTrIflIt " f, l m nirte s Manufacturers' Ass'n Bruildia., New Orleans. ta. nr al Blank Bidg., Jacksonnihe le. a A CAl, LUM IHRMAN FUtRNislt ER" ('YPRElss--IDENIFIED BY 'S REGISTERED TRADE.MARK. l'nT. Wv~RITE US. heendodt evera rdofnJ, true" id. weel. press. Tak. 'b n.aa n . em a a .