Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Buy in Sumter-Sell in Sumter-Bank in Si SUMTU The Sumter metaciants have been ac -your business,-but we want it only on With larger markets, keener compet SUMTER, the shopping center of EE goods are arriving daily from the large I Your money's your own: you can do penny you spend. Sumter not only gives This is the Happy-to-Sh obligation to buy. W( The Folio BRYAN'S, Inc. Men's and Boys' Clothing and Shoes. THE BATrERY, Dry Goods Shoes and Notions. B. J. BARNE'T, cc. General Merchandide. BOOTH & McLEOD, Ioumber and Builders' Supplies W. B. BURNS & SONS, Hardware BULTMAN SHOE CO. "~ Shoes. THE D. J. CHANDLER CLOTHING CO. Men's and Boys' Clothing and Shoes W. O. COURTRIGHT, .5, 10 and 25 Cents Store. G. C. COOPER, Jeweler and Optometrist. CITY DRUG STORE, Drugs and Sodas. CASH DRY GOODS CO. Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear. Buy in Sumter-Sell in Sumter-Bank in BASIC WAGE PLAN Phil P. Penna, sec IS BEING FORMED Indiana Coal Opera Owners Said to Be More Nearly in tion, stated that w Accord With Workers Than Ever tors could never re ment on rolicy wit f. Cleveland, Oct. 3.-(By the Asso- front" that miner ciated Press).-With the formation the operators wcre of a tentative organization of op- in accord" than evei *rators today, miners and opera- shall meet the mine tors declared tonight that a speedy joint conference and :adjustment of questions at issue we think will be the should be reached tomorrow. operators," he added. Both mineis' and operators' of- Th oprts ficials are optimistic that the con-wolcarou th vention wvill name representativesCevlnagem t to work out *i scheme on which tebtmnu o basic wage negotiationa may be Ag~ rvdn startedl at a conference here in Jan- o omte vt usry. fronta"o ofa mner tE opratrsIer inacor" ha ee shl*me temie jonIofrec n wetin il e h operaors, he dded inter Buy in Sumter-Sell. i lUC -RE THE Bused of soliciting your patronage. '7 >ur merits. tion and greater resources we feel sur stern Carolina is now well prepared t astern markets and a visit to Sumter i what you please with it,--yet you dor you full value for your dollar, she ad ow You Town, where a shall look for. you red wing Progressive Firn EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE, Dry Goods, Shoes and Ready-to-Wear. DUCKER & BULTMAN, Groceries. DuRANT HARDWARE CO. Hardware. J. B. FOLSOM, Jeweler and Optometrist.. GEO. H. HURST & SONS, Furniture. HEARON'S PHARMACY, Drugs. THE CITY NATIONAL BANK, G. A. Lemmon, President. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Neill O'Donnell, President. THE PEOPLES BANK, L. D. Jennings, President. THE NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, C. G. Rowland, Pre-ident. Sumter Buy in Sumter-Sel ,etary of the to formulate a method to 'e Lor's Associa- lowed in negotiating wage s ile the opera- agreements to become effet ach an ag;ree- April 1, 1923. That .part of the "solid agreement, providing for the c s present, yet tion of a fact finding commi "core nearly to make a survey of the coal - before. "We dustry, over which there has 1 's tomorrow in much controversy, appeared to express what the point of compromise at ir views of all mal meetings leaders of both today. dleclared -they T 1he operators agreed thati terms of the much as the creation of su which settled commission had been provided 1 strike last under the Dorah--Winslow >r the naming naming of auch a body was equal repre- necessary. Miners, however, andl op~erator's contend~edl that this conmmi h-h, We Meet Again!! .__ r the Yanks greets McGraw of the Glaants. -Au-rocA4- E.Q. eaa k Sumter-Eank in Sumter Buy ir ITS PLEAJ CHARGE 'o this charge we plead guilty-we frankly e it will~be to your interests to do a large pi 3 supply your needs in fall and winter mer4 ow, will reveal to you many large and attra< t't want to throw any of it away. You wai ds SERVICE AND SATISFACTION. you can come and loolI l soon. is are the Live Wires of a THE NATIONAL BANK OF SUMTER J. P. Booth. President. THE SUMTER TRUST CO. I. C. Strauss. President. KRYSTAL OPTICAL CO. Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted. KNIGHT BROS. Book Store and Printing. THE LADIES' SHOP Ready-to-Wear and Millinery. LEVY & MOSES, Groceries. McCOLLUM BROS., I)ry Goods, Shoes and Ready-to-Wewa. MIKELL-SNEEDEN-PIIARES C,.. Bicycles and Auto Supplies. O'DONNELL 1)IY GOODS CO. Ready-to-Wear Clothing and Shoes. O'DONNELL & CO. Groceries and Fertilizers. OSTEEN PUBLISHING CO. Printers. 1 in Sumter-Bank in Sumter Buy i fol- should bt named bu.t it was learned PROPAGANI cale in official quarters that no deter- Washington tive mined effort woulct be matte by the tionary prop the miners at tomorrow's joint session the Unit e St rea- to carry through. this part of the Juarez in a ttee agreement. Mexican cmb i- DISORDER IN MONTGOMERY TIURKISII C. ,een be (onstant ini for' Montgomery, Oct. 3.-Three coml- evalry, has i panics of National Gdardsmen are on positions in f1 ides ing the dlang duty at the jail here following the dis- Ing ang ordlers of htet night -in wvhich one neg- BE ro0 was killed, a score attacked, and Chicago, 0 haone white man shot, following the ar-in dth for rest of Joe Terr'ell, negro charged exempt were bill, with murder of George Wilson, a game for' the fan ntwarden, who was shot and killed be tter times iave Saturday wvhile searching for a negro Fr ot ahoeged to have killed Albert Sanson, which opened sion a city piolicenman. 'venltron here GIANTS 14it SAil Li A lso puren( L~ ~ ~ t$* i $2.25 S !)4eainelt hay 11T. I. B. Riche A at Jol Sumter-Sell in Sumte---Bank in Sumter 0 GULTYm confess that we want at least a share of c Lrt of your business in Sumter. :handise. Big shipments of new fresh :tive stocks of desirable merchandise. at and are entitled to full value for every : without incurring any UMTER: PEOPLES MERCANTILE CO., Dry Goods, Shoes and Ready-to-Wear. REX THEATRE, Moving Pictures. SH'AW & McCOLLUM MERCANTILE CO. 1)ry Goods, Shoes afd Ready-to-Wear. SCHWARTZ BROS. Pry (Goods, Shoes and Ready-to-Wear. SIBERT'S DRUG STORE Drugs and Sodas. W .11. SHELLEY & SON Furniture. SUMTER CLOTHING CO., Clothing, Gents' Furnishing and Shoes. STU BHBS BIOS., Clothing, Gents' Furnishings and Shoes. SUMTER I)RY GOODS CO., Dry Goods, Shoes and Ready-to-Wear. B. C. WALLACE, Seeds and Groceries. M. GOLDBERG, .lewelry, Luggage and Clothing. n Sumter-Sell in Sumter-Bank in Sumter )A CAUSE REVOLT 'l'ANKAC1'>-D'geyt( ' Tan , to lut the growth on your hogs--$4.50 iper Oct. 3.-The revolu- bag. Jos. S. Dickson. lganda organization in ----- ------ - ites is blamed for the re- FENCE WIRE ---Any heighth you the Mexican garrison at want, and at very reasonable prices. staten nt issued by the J S. D Lssy. VALRY FALL BACK WANTED-'1'o teach you the barber trad(e. WVrite Charlo:-tc:n Barber ple, Ocr 3.--Turkish College, Charlestot, S. ( 1 t -et i red t rom advanced _________ te Chanak area, decreas- MAY WIRI'- 0 p bundle. Jos. or of conflict there. S. Dickson. liTER T'lM ES et. 3.-Diversified farm- ORNT)ioixro taxation of bonds now urtebiessetonfMnn proposedl as guide posts igletilihsadWt'wr. 01rs to the pathway of lrdI 'eh.It by speakers before the --- ge Ban ke~r' A ssociat ion, F)RS I>Abgyi i Il the ninth annual coni- hrea01~ulii eidfr t oday. wr. Apiyt .~ 1)1ia,.1 i'esten stndardunitshighochto i7torentsnc pnr pbusheship batedate$2.0Clprmson winhonrs.thd n you ns$4.5ioper 75 (Ou S p~ husl bago Jotws. iS W. Di icko 3 vo perbusel. 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