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P VERONA DOTS. "Well, we hail another heavy rair through this section last Mondnj night. Scorns the farmers will b< n somewhat delayed with their farm/ ins work* ^ MlS3 Cebello Perry, daughter o* J. .C. Perry, wa3 taken seriously ill last Sunday night and is still very low at thijB writing. Tho choir of Union church practiced last Sunday at J. A. Bedenbaugh's. Haskel Bedenbaugh, son of J. A. Bedonb&ugh, his been very ill foi tho past week or so. Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Derrick anc little children spent last Sunday at Mrs. Derrick's father's, J. I: Price's, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. BedenbaUgt spent last Thursday afternoon at J. C. Perry's. Messrs. Jacob Frazier and "Willi* Charles went to Gilbert last Wednes* day. Miss Lula Crouch, principal o! Verona, spent the week-end at hei home in Lcesville. Mr.' and Mrs. Virgil Bedenbaugl" and little daughter, Modelle, spent Tuesday afternoon at "Willie Charles. Mr. Lester Shealy and Miss Arric Rlionlxr worn mnrrlpfl lnsf TiiPRflnv In Rev. J. D. Shealy. Mrs. G. E. Charles spent a while last Thursday afternoon at J. C. Perry's. Mrs. W. W. "Wilson and children and Mrs. C. W. Price and Mrs. Virgil Bedenbaugh all spent Wednesday afternoon at J. Ira Price's. Mrs. Luther Shealy and daughter, Annie, of near Holley's ferry, spent last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harmon.i Mrs. Jason Crout has been ill a few days with cold. Mrs. J. Ira Price and Mrs. C. W. Price and children spent last Thursday at J. C. Perry's. Mrs. Ernest Hallman and children visited Mrs. Fletcher Holly las1 Thursday. The singing class met last Saturday afternoon at It. T. Senns. Willie Charles recovered lris^resi dence last Thursday. Mrs. W.? I.. Bedenbaugh is ill a dhis writing with cold. Carl Price gave a community stovewood sawing last Thursday night and after supper 'had beer served the large crowd enjoyed i few hours of very good music. A1 reported a grand time. 1 ! We wish to ann ij is now on displ I ever are the lo will be pleased a 4 I coat 3649 'SKIRTJ^jgP designer STANIUJtb -XEWIDCA patterns i.YClVMiVG THE BELROBE A f/.wr.xittrrcD method O/ M/CTTHA VfSTHUCnOM Ca\ Department BHPHnHnMnwnn K< 'j\ ,t\ .V ' ' . W. W. Wilson, who has spent a few weeks with his daughter of Great i Falls, S. C., returned home last r we^k. ; A large crowd of school girls vis. Ited their very ill schoolmaster last Thursday, Miss Cebelle Perry. Miss Clemmle Wilson spent Thurs1 day afternoon with Miss Bessie Lee r Derrick. , AMICE'S FERRY NEWS The health of this community Is very good at present. Mr. J. D. Hyler and family visited Mr. B. T. Bowens and family last I; Sunday. tj Mr. and Mrs. John Long and i Miss Boatwright the teacher of Mt. Pleasant school visited Mr. D. D. Amicl. and family last Sunday even? | ing. . | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Amick spent | last Saturday night and Sunday with [j Mr. and Mrs. T. Hill. Mr. Azlea Amick spent last Suti urday night with his brother, Mr. J. i ' P. Amick. tl Mr. and Mrs. \V. D. Hollis spent j a short while with Mr. A. I. Shealy ?! and family last Sunday evening. j Miss Mattie Pearle and Lizzie Mills and Miss Grace Amick visited Mrs. . B. T. Bowens last Sunday evening. . Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Amick and little daughter, Louise, visited Mr. , R. E. Amick and family. Mr. S. E. Crout and family spent - Sunday evening with Mr. W. D. Hollis and family. Mr. C. E. Shealy and family visited Mrs. Fannie Taylor last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Koon spe^t a short while with Mr. ICoon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Koon, last Sunday. , Mr. T. S. Nichols and little . daughter, Miriam, spent Sunday evening with Mr. W. D. Hollis and [ family. L Mr. and Mrs. Travis Hill spent a short while last Sunday evening with . Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Amick. ENTERTMXMENT. l The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congaree Baptist church at Styx will f serve chicken and fish sandwiches r* also refreshments at the home of 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Connor's, Sati urdky evening, March 18th, for the I benefit of the church. The public is cordially invited. ? ounce to our many ' ay for their inspecl vely creations whicl vith them. g ^ lin Store s The Pneumonia Month. March is a typical pneumonia month and usually gives high- rate of mortality for the disease. After a long and hard winter, the. system loses much of itb resistance and people grow careless. AVhen every cold, no matter how slight, is given prompt and intelligent attention, there is much less danger of pneumonia. It tohould be borne in mind that pneumonia is a germ disease and breeds in the tliorat. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is an expectorant and cleans out the germ ladened mucus and not only cures a cold but prevents its resulting in pneumonia. It is pleasant to take. Children take it willingly. Chamberlain's Cour1i Remedy Nothing So Good for a Con Kb or Cold. "Everyone who has vised Chamberlain's Cough Remedy speaks well of it," writes Edward P. Miller, Abbottstown. Pa. People who once use this preparation are seldom satisfied with ar.y other. It is excellent to allay a cough or break up a cold. Visit The Tea Shop In The Arcade DAINTY AND WELL SERVED, MEALS OPEN AL.D DAY. Excellent Remedy for Constipation, j tl would bo hard to find a better remedy for constipation than Chamberlain's Tablets. They are easy to take and mid land gentle in effect. Give them a trial when you have need. > X [ Why don't I 1 1 V<RiD witm fh? I K lJ * v | Home 1 Decorating Diploma? HARMON* DRUG CO., . I Ucxln&ton, S. .O. flj ^ ^avy^iz ^.oniiiHMEaanfia^ * ~ A rry A; ' ; Or -? .? _ lady customers that ;ion in our big dep; h we have just rec< Your Im e cordially invite* yoi er the big stock whi ss Olive White of B signer, will be glad >play for your appre< ite and satisfactory prv wp liavp pfpv nfl , J ? f v f X-/ f JL V/1J I * V'.-.' . t ; : > ' 'f^jV ^ ' ' ; nrni/niift I inaihNd | WEDDING BOUQUETS ;' FLOWERS, Chas. L. Sligh \ FLORIST 1440 Main St. Plionc 2701 COLUMBIA. S. C. ' The llats Around My Place Were Wise," Says .Tolin Tuthlll. "Tried everything to kill them. Mixed poison with meal, meat, cheese, etc. Wouldn'P touch it. Tried RATSNAP, inside of ten days got rid of all rats." You don't have to mix RAT-SNAP with food. Saves fussing, bother. Break a cake of RAT-SNAP, lay it wheer rats scamper. You will see 110 more. Three sizes, 35c, G5e, si 91 sm.i ?' " ?- ? . ..iiu t,imi >1 iRL'cti uy narmon Drug Company and Lexington Pharmacy. Wanted for client loan of $2,000.00 on ten-room, house and ten acres of land in the heart of Lexington. The place is estimated to be worth $G,000.00.A recent mortgage has been reduced frcyp $3,000.00 to $2,000.00 I on the place. House fully insured. Wanted for client loan of $2,500,00 1 on farm which cost him approximately $G.OOO.OO and has now been improved and is estimated to be worth $10,000. 00. Anyone interested in this will please communicate with the undersigned. In case of making lean the .borrower will pay for all papers, abstract of title, etc. .1. HUCIHES COOPER. 1215 Washington .Street, Columbia, South Carolina. mourn we have received 0 irtment store, secoi sived from fashion speciion led. i to come in and loc ch we are display in; Baltimore, our expe to welcome you ar ciation the most cor * .1 f* r\ snowing 01 nne m: cered our friends. niner < '? - Our. stock or tiros art* now. Why buy old stock when you can pot the fiesh one. The Roil Arrow Filling Station. IVELOUI .Jewolry, Stationary. Victor 1:10. C. D. KE Columb Special dealers in Cof! Coffees Roasted Ric C. D. KE zemeni nr spring stock of 1 id floor. Brighter 's headquarters. I Mm %, H; j drkss ] ' ' i 3646 j I . i ^ "**? -, n. DESIGNER ' ! sr*?zn? -Mtrwe* 11- DATTRD\T 1 -T~VI 1 iMCU/MKC THE BELROBF. A HCW PA.TIMTU) Mi rituv I arncrvKt iKSTRirituH Lex i ? * SSSSW*SSS5*9HSES5SSS3^SBBSB*e Try one or our Red Hood Tubes in your old Casing. The Red Arrow FU1I ing Station. Cars Doped at Tlie Kcd Arrow Filling Station. {FINISH I I Tq Ynur 'Hnnc^1^! 1 " AHomeT"" I J The cr.ir. cr is on the n ails ' [ ! XZALLS are the background of H V family life. They affect the |8 cauty, chccr and cleanliness of .ery room. BH i/hen finished with the soft mellow ; Etj nts of Eevoe Vc-lour Finish (a flat Bg 1 pain;) wails not only help to make j- y x things'in front of them beautiful, jt become beautiful themselves. Bw nd becaure such walls are wash a- Km !e. their cleanliness and fresh beauty e easily preserveo by the occasional plft ;e cf soap, watt: and a rag. j cvoe Velcur Finish can be applied ; l;; t any ir.tencr wail or ceiling. * ?? jfi evoe Products are time-tested and oven,?backed by the 16C years'ex- v irience of the eldest paint manufact- ttg L-.pconccmintheU.S. Fcundedl754. & HARMON DRUG CO., f.EXINGTOX, S. C. Talking Machines, Auto Accessories. I = i NNY CO. t iia/S. C. I Fees Teas and Sugars < daily e Sold at Cut Prices. :nny co. MUlHIiUKM JMBUIUlM J I T-fiV # BBSS ' b> ? I ; nillinerv. which B and better than 1 Ne are sure you . 1 * ,7 \ j sV DESIGNER STASDAMD-SEW IDL\ i PATTERNS /ArClVMIMG THE BELROBE A AItW PATENTED METHOD OrPKTlMI INKTKllCTICM | my ington, S. CI J * ' A * (** i I