Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ITEMS FROM IN AROHNl> CHAPIN Special to TheDfgpatch-News. Chopin, July f>.?There was a largt crowd attended the Llndler barbecut Saturday, Everyl>ody seemed to enjoy themselves to the highest and at the close of the day they went tc their homes feeling that they had wel! spent the day. Miss ITattle llaltiwanger of Columbia is spending some time with hei parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. llaltiwanger. Mrs. Bgtes founts of, Columbia spent a, fe\y days last week with hei father, Mr, John Frlck. Mrs. M. L. Limllpp onont ttin end with her daughter, Mrs. Colit Lowman of Columbia. Miss Eva Counts spent Sunday with Mr. John Frick's family. Mr. Scott Shirey and children and "grandmother" Shirey spent Friday in Chapin. Miss Claris Amlck of Columbia is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Amlck. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Lowman spent the week end with Mr. W. P. T3eckman's family. Mr. E. E. Shealy of White Rock spent Friday in Chapin. Miss Leila Miller spent Saturday YOU CAN MARE MONEY EASY DO NT SPKN1) YOUR MONEY WHEN YOU CAN MANUFACTURE A1 HOME IN A SMAt/Ii BUILDING. I offer cheap formulas for making the following: Extract Vanilla, Root Reer, etc.. Candy, Pure. Cream Chocolates, Strawberry Cream Balls, Maple Kisses,. Peanut Bars, Violet-scented Talcum Powder, Lavender Perfume 1 also have general agency for canclj furnaces and candy machines, etc. Price of formulas, $1.00 for each kind wanted or $5 for 12. Can furnihil you aiiy nlliu. BE QIJHTK. before this offer closes, friends, for they will soon advance. C, ANDERSON, ? R. F. I). 2, Box 112 Gilbert. S. O V 3tc I A ! -Fi 1 braided , Geor- | . Crepe de Chines. \ A few i , at.. $19,50- ; etc., froi . . .* tV) f lot of Merchandise is AMPL rner Richland m. F. FURTICK, Owne \ ' I t?/;. r * l> ' Must be cc purpose and ht " Sample Store P 1 ? This is a w Just come and deliveries, no C i . , ? One lot of Dress* sizes in Tafl'eta i I at Fine beaded anc gettes, Taffetas and Values up to $60.00, This] s. * 1 1900 Main Street, Co w night and Sunday with Mr. J. K. . Haltiwanger's family. Mr. and Mrs. P.'K. Fulmer motored to Columbia Thursday. 5 Mrs. Cecil Frick is spending some s time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . P. S. FUlmer. t MlssfCleo Shealy of Columbia spent > the^wj&g; end with her sister Mrs. H. I D. ^Qmtiger. Mr,1' o&d Mrs. Melton Chapman of . Peak visited Mr.P. S. Fulmer's fam: ily Saturday night and Sunday. Misses Lizzie and Lathia Miller j spent Saturday night and Sunday with i Misses Pearl and Maebell Shealy. ? , Mr. and Mrs. Claude Creason of Columbia spent the week end with : Mr. T. O. Stoudemire's family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr, D. J. Haltiwanger's family. ^ Mrs! Mc D. Bushardt happened with r a bad accident last Saturday while in Columbia walking on, Main street. She . t stepped on a banana peeling, falling and breaking her arm. Dr. Owens set the hone and she is doing nicely at this writing. Messrs. If. H. and J. K. HaltLwan-! i ger. J. J. Chapman, G. H. Counts and Luther Summers made a flying trip to Charlotte, X. C., Sunday and Monday. This community was saddened last Wednesday by the death of Mr. Ed. Bickley. A good old man was Mr. Et>. and the entire family has our deep^ est sympathy. Miss Maude Fulmer. one of Chaf- I . fin-Hillers able and efifcient clerks, spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Fulmer. Miss Ernestine Wiiliams of Columbia spent the week end with her , mother, Mrs. Dan Cumalander. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stack of Co- | lumbia are spending a few days in 1 V>liupill. Mr. Charlie Barrett is all .smiles, L it's a boy. Mrs. Corrie Dally snur; a few days last week with her sister. Mrs. Bertha ' Boland. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Amdck formerly r of Chnpin hut now of Columbia, took in the Undler barbecue Saturday, i Mr. and Mrs. Torn Williams are spending a few days with Mr. Ed. William:; and family. Misses Ola and Norma Eargle of Columbia spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs Jas. Bargle of Peak. ^fiss Dottle Wells Count? . spen? Saturday night and Sunday with _ . i eat uvei Coat St inverted into cash as indreds of garments vrmex. Remember tb ronderful opportunit; see for yourself. N ). 0. D., just wonder >s, mostly small ; Sport ( ind Georgette, | $9.95 1 s>Iver-ton . ! nn to Misses Esther and Ollie Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hipp are spending1 a few days with relatives around Chapin. Miss Fannie Frick is still on the sick list. , . ' Mr. J. C. Haltiwanger spent lasweek in Columbia. Mr. Sam Derrick spent a lew days in Columbia last week. The Cbapin baseball team left Monday to play Sumter Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. From there to Lamar to play them, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. We wish for them a successful trip. Mr. and Mrs. Lynell Sober spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Fulmer. HT- i> i n* J ? - >u>. u. o. ? cnolllljcr l? VIHIllIlg niH father. Mr. J. S. Wessinger. FRIEND. PATHE TAhKlN(J MACHINES. . Have just received a shipment of Pathe talking1 machines and a complete line of the most up-to-date records of all the late musical numbers. Nothing like good music in the home. Come in and talk it over with us. CHAS. E. TAYLiOR. *> ' Wonderful in that su bought for so little 'Ul \{ictor-\ > Come in and see it and hear il you wish to hear. Other styles of the Victor-Vfc j. $200. t ' Te: # ! ' j HARMON 1 lexingt -fl__ _ _i niovv yi tits, Wa i quickly as possible, sent here by the All i > e Place, 1900 I Smith Meat Mc y for you to secure { othing charged, not] ful bargains for the }oats in all-wool, gold-tone, e and polo cloth. Good worth .00, for $16 95 fine Skirts in latest Silks, mi...; $10.00 to $14.95 : t ' ' ' '' ^ ' > | !uy? OJiV .y \ j - ' ; a feal tr<rat for the i COLUMBi r NEW VICTOR RECORDS. We have received a few hundreds new Victor Talking Machine Records in the popular double faced ten inch records of songs, instrumental, band and orchestra selections, dance records, etc. Call early and make your selections before the stock is picked oyer. The price is the same as before, 85c each. See ' ad. elsewhere. We have several Victor Victrolas on hand ready for immediate delivery. Prices $25 to $150. Sold on easy < terms. , HARMON DRUG CO. 666 has more imitntinn* thon 1 other Clilll and Fever Tonic on the market, but no one wants imitations. They are dangerous things in the medicine line.?Adv. 4 ANNOUNCEMENT j We Beg to Announce Our Dr. Glaxon is about to take his annual vacation by the first of July, All prescription orders, and r.ll other optical work must be called or sent for before July 1st, I A. J. GLAXON. 1920. refcl "wonder I instrument ' | derfitf in that it brings the I best music right into your I ch an instrument can be [i a genuine I Ijctrola I t?wetT&Ta^Ty play any music rms to suit, DRUG CO. J : c:?. r i nue L -. ists am r . The store room ai lied Manufacturers . w 'r ' -. Main Street, C< irket Old Stand ?v i art) y.i i real bargain. Ma hing on approval, n< money down. Jus One lot Georgettes, s at One lot fine Taffetas, in j at I-- 1 Georgette Shirtwaists, shades, at : L-j? in ? -ra aeople of Columbia ? A, S. C. T MR. ROOF WILL URELY ' ENTER SHERIFFS RACE. It now appeurs that there la certain to be another candidate in the race for sheriff, in the person of Mr. EJ. Austin Roof, for sixteen years the popular rural carrier on route 3 going out from Lexington. When seen to-day Mr. Roof said. "In regards to the many questions that have been asked me conoernlng the sheriffs race, you can just say that as It looks now I will most probably be with the boys." > ' i M IPF TL/itl INSUF y With people you know, 1 eated neor you and kno\ will give you better serv who are strangers to yoi This ageney has been in years and was establish* ? ago. EDWIN G. E Fire, Automobile, Live Stc STRENGTH, REP1 LEXINGTON, GASOLINE and K1 Just received carload of Ga from 2 to 12 Horse Power ! Engine Drag Saws controlled d?norer p.nd saves time. Any Factory during life of Engine Columbia 823 Gervais St. )resses, 1 Cl 1 JIVil u { ' 1 1900 Main Street of New York City ' i* * ? j? V ! ' VJ M ;'.V V ! KJ. 1 &fi - * * ' : irner Richland ? '* T *' " * 1 - , "! . * : vr 'j "T * ' . *-? fi ?; ! '"a ! V/ '? 7 ^:ir jy ny new Fall Dres othing returned, al t look these prices < ilk lined, We are plac _ ? $ 12.95 Coat Suits in i ? , , ours, Checks, ill shaaes, ^ ?$14.95 in all We opened . _ $2.95 up morning, July md vicinity. Don't ANNI Smith HEO. BOLIVER, Man | | . . BARSBOCE . -i. i. - "? ' - C ??')? ' 4 V *1.V. 1J?. St. John's ' School Improvement League will furpish a barbecue pinner and other refreshments at itxff 'school house (Calk's Road) July 21. State and county candidates will he present to address the audience. Musty, end other amusements. . Come . and enjoy a good cause. School Improvement League. ' 0 + + Miss Catherine Langston of Phoe-; nix, Arizona, is visiting Miss Belle | Kamlner and her friends here. " : ? [ , ' 5 YOUR tANCE with refutable Agents lovn by you. They can and y ice than traveling agents / U* . , i the present hands for 27 j id in this town 30 years >REHER, Agt ?ck, Ha'i and Life Insurance UTATfON, SERVICE n/\f tnr* v a am* * * 3UU I tl LAKULIINA I ' ?? EROSENE ENGINES solihe and Kerosene Engines -Portable Saw Rigs?Gasoline by Clutch which eliminates ' defective part made good at e. Supply p>, fnats I I % ) * l>. *--*? - - ^ . r . v " r - ; 3 secured for the to be sold by the jo/n : : lT if,1 f. -if ' ' 1 ' ,,J' ---.1\ U . ?? ' it " ' t >f\ ' - ^ - Oi .-,l v ^ "v* % "< t4W isps in t.hp snip F 1 sales final, no I over. 8 ing on sale some fine B Serge, Tricotine, Vel- H etc., from $19.50 to I for business Saturday B 3rd. M miss it. 1 IX i Meat Market Old Stand I / ager I / Xi I"