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&* REqfePTiojr AT . ji LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL. r " x-ii.;. * '< <'' An exceedingly notable event last * Friday night was the reception given by the tenth grade pupils in honor of the eleventh grade pupils at the Lexington high school. This event has been looked forward to with much interest almost .from the beginning of I the school session. The school audi- I torium was decorated so as to pro- I duce spring effect, the stage being I draped and entwined wieh bamboo I vines and red roses. The front of the I stage was covered with pine needles I - * r>o)i'/>innc! ruinc'i ti'flt I <LHQ SWtJtTl J\JKZ<X& 0 JL/CAiv*vw?j *? . ?? served from a. beautifully decorated booth by Mi^s^s' Katherine Whitten Ernestine Lorl&c, who wore pretty organdy frocks The color scheme of the senior clasps was carried out it being green white. . . w imi Fruit cocktfifpC^cream and cake, was served in a very dainty style by the tenth grade girls. A number of ap?-V v '< ? : propriate songs were rendered. Music was furnished to tlie delight of every ' one present i^ the auditorium by Mr. Cyrus Shealy, Miss Mae Boozer and vy<,' < / Mr. Lewis Roof. Miss Margaret-Milhouse, Mr. O. S. Addy and L. E. Whittle of the high school faculty received. About sixty guests in all attended this delightful affair. This was the first reception ever given the __ i. I senior class in tnis scnooi ana so u was a thoroughly enjoyable occasion especially so for the senior class. The presidents o? the junior and senioi ;?. clcsse composed the introduction committee. v*; tian 'PROGRAM OF* fe;. ^OIKT CONFERENCE. N yt# ' L. jV, Following is^the program of the V joint conference' to be held at Mt. t' h <# Horeb Evangelical Lutheran church. 3? <- /-I I T-v T nr + uoapm, o. v?, ncv. o. iu. ocmsi, pastor, May 1922: \fcednesda y. 10 a. is.?Organization. 11 a. m.?-Sermon by Rev. J. D. Kinard, D. D^, followed by the Holy Communion. I. Liturgical service by Geo. S. Bearden. J fl % Discussion: "Students for the Ministry", a. The Need of Them?Rev. C. C' K. Bell, D. iD.; b. How to Secure -x* Them?-Rev; Hv A. McCullough, D. '23fv.; c. A Layman's View?Mr. Joseph H. Shealy. Address: "The Lutheran Church in South-Carolina"?Rev. H. J. Black. 7:30?Vesper service. Sermon? _ Rev; O. B. Shearouse. Liturgical'. service?Rev. JEL J. Wessinger. * j > ' Thursday. ; V . s 9:30 a. nnv.??>evotions?Rev. C. J. Sor. ,. 10 a. m.? Business. : Discussion: 'The Value of the Holy Sacraments in,fhe Plan of Salvation", Baptism?-Rev. A. B. Obenschain; b. The Lord^s feupper?Rev. J. W.' Oxner; C. A Layman's View?Mr. D. Efird. * ? it ; . ? V ' f . / v 11 a. m.-^The service. Sermon:? Rev. W. D. Dfse, Liturgical service > > . ' ?Rev. J. A. Shbaly. r - * Intermission7. ? . .Discussion: roe Aavisaointy or a x/ ? . W Monday School Convention of the Joint \ .Conference"?Rev. W. H. Riser. Hearing: representatives of church institutions.. * x . ^ PERSONALS. >'< J v;,.i Mr. Edwin';<*. > Dreher is having erected on hie lot fronting Mr. Karl Oswald's home;'iy'neat and convenient ^ bungalow, which when completed will and greatly to .Xhixi part of town. Mrs. John HyW, near the depot, I spent the weekend, last week, with her daughter, at'Hyatt's Park, Columbia.. ^ Mrs. Dr. Copes of Port Royal is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Corley, at the old home. Mr. Corley is very feeble and sick. Mr. and Mrs. A. J: Dorsett and little daughter, Bettie, of Columbia, were Mrs. B. D. Clarke's dinner euests Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Roof of Sandy Run enjoyed last week-end with friends in Chapin and with Mrs. Roofs father in Lexington. Messrs.W. I. Jumper, Jas. H. Pounds and others, were in town Thursday on business connected with the building of an ample and convenient brick school building at Gaston. > " Mr. Perry RaWl and sisters, Henrietta and Alice, of Lykesland, S. C., were visitors at therr cousins, M. D. .and Mrs. Scottie Harman's Sunday afternoon for a short while. They are children of the late Simeon Rawl. who located at Lykesland some years ago and was a successful farmer and a prominent citizen of Richland county^ until his death. "A fool," said the professor to the y. :" -"student who asked a catch question, "can ask things a wise man can't v - ' ' answer.!' i * * "Is that the reason," asked a stu| dent in the bacck row, "why I flunked ^ Jasjtr^erin, in this subject." Meet Me at Tapp's A MAN'S SHIRT SALE. If Difficulties Challenge You, Stand i all4* I Your Ground and Conquer. I VIII r Shirt manufacturers have been trying to please us with some old. rickety, one horse wagon shirt styles and qualities that we would ? g ^ not sell in our store at any price. IV ^ i.L ^ "We stood our ground and at last we |lrl?l| l|i| bought this lot of distinctly pleas- If ing shirt creations at a price that enables us to give a shirt sale different in styles and values than anything we have had. Styles, qualities and values that have been entirely beyond the reach of every merchant. Men's Percale and Madras Shirts, fast colors, collars attached and band, sizes 14 to 17: values up to $1.25. Special sale OC ?'ice 0DC Men's cotton crepe, madras, percale and oxfords, great values and made on full patterns, French or stiff cuffs; values to $2. Special price.. $1.19 Crafty busi Men's Tub Silk Shirts, made to to Strengthen a sell for nearly twice the value we ask for them; size 14 to 16. grown to the fui Special sale rt* J pnce <p4?lj attention to the Men's attached collar Shirts in, ctonHovrl A??lUr white and pongee colors, made in ^taiiuara quailij our full cut shirts, especially nice ^ for golfers; in following prices? yOU. UUF Store $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 .U1 ? , ... .. ' . sible commercia i Men s silk striped woven madrasShirts, French cuff, coat style. I Very special sale - f"A PCiCe $Z.DU Silk Crepe Knit, Boys' fancy percale Shirts, with so popular t or without collars. Special most wanted colors gale ma dark brown, navy price lilr pure white. Our s] I v price, yard Men's Work Shirts, chambray ^ and cheviots, 14 1-2 to 17, double Corkscrew Cre, _ and wool materi; stitched. Special sale AQ capes, separate si prlce wtf ^ suits, 40 inches wic navy blue, black a Extra size Work Shirts, 17 1-2 pea>ock. Yard .. to 19. Special *7A [* sale / C Migel's black and . . . . , - ^ , Fantasi Silk, stripi Men's "Work Shirts, sizes lo to fects; 40 inches wi< 17, cut full and roomy. HA Yard , Special price JJy C Men's Sox in navy, white, brown, Mallison's Silk c 1 gray and black; 10 to 11 1-2. Spe- Crash, 36 inches w r A 4 A A and natural tan co C I<& X pi lV?Cj U" BB ? ? _ _ dozen JJ^yil ity. Very special, SPECIAL VALUES IX MEN'S AND BOYS' UNION SUITS. All-silk Pongee Men's Union Suits, full cut, made orange, emerald, j of the best grade nainsook, 72x80 coral and deep b] count; also fancy and crepe mad wide. Very special ras; values from $1 to $1.25, sizes yard 34 to 44. As long as lot lasts, very special price, f?A Tangier Silk S the suit nM C Sround -with neat four designs 36 in< Men's high grade Shirts and a wonderful v Drawers, made of best grade nain- ^ard r sook, 72x80 count; size, shirts'34 'to 48, drawers 30 to 32. These gar- All-silk Crepe ments would be cheap at 85c. A Shirting, 32 inchej real value for this sale, JA ground with blue, ' the garment 4HC or &reen striPes^ also m demand fc Boys' Union Suits, full cut,, made misses' dresses as of the best grade nainsook, fancy Very specu and crepe madras, sizes 26 to 34; priced. Yard ; values to $1. As long as lot lasts, very special price the J A All-silk Pongee SUit ; /Ill r* color, 33 inches wic Yard Ft.' Little Gent's Union Suits, best ! grade nainsook, full cut, drop seat, Extra heavy qual v.ntfnno at u-aist .Qi*7ps from 4 vears See in natural tan to 8; cheap at 75c the suit. As wide. The right \ ^ long as lot lasts, a real bar- J A m? men s a"d won gain, the suit ....; ... AH C !,ults: fur $2.o0 gr * / V Special yard Men's Elastic Seam Drawers, ' waists size 30 to 42. Special sale oo-mch pure w price, OP ep black JaP Sil* ,, garment QjC ^ai*d Men's mercerized cotton Lisle *6-inch navy an* Sox, 10 to 11, in brown, navy, gray, . T sr>ecial white and black. Special QC yard sale price, pair ?)C Bes[ grade Taff Men's Phoenix Lisle Sox, navy, tan; naY^' ^rown. black, brown and gray, 9 1-2 to 11 ine!ican.; 1-2; special value at 50c. Oui white and deep bl sale price, OA . cial pair ^ 5a Men's Phoenix -Silk . Socks in A11~si.lk kfav'y q white, navy, brown. gray and ^hme in black, v black; sizes 9 1-2 to 11 1-2. Spe- railge of hest c? cial sale OA T - *3 8?6 price \yj C SpeCial thlS W08k' 5 Men's and Boys' Caps in goods blife1 "spar^^red % ?lrZTJ^S and ShaPeS" Sl>e" gandy orchid. \vh AAC I-AC PTrT At Pink' flesh' tan' j OQ Ml 7*\ tl %vine' 40 inches OJ tlV It/ <pl wide. Yard Men's large white hemstitched handkerchiefs. Special PA. WHITE BOBBIXE sale price, dozen U\/C SPECIAL V Men's extra quality cotton hem* 72-inches wide, stitched Handkerchiefs, mi A A mes^* y"ai*d Very special, dozen.... jtl |||| 72-inches wide, f Men's Linen Handkerchiefs at mesh. Yard following prices, each 25; 35c50c .. , . x. , . , Genuine Cannon Men s Wash Neckwear that will 3G . h y d please, each OCc> Nurses' Linen. 41 Lt) tjtj t/V, wide. Yard SILKS Pa jama Checks, quality. We live and grow by love, tears Yard | and work. These truisms are not the expressions of a curious men- Midd Tw.m 3(. tal machinery but they speak facts Yard that enter into your and our re lations in life. Please pursue with _ _ . , _ _ ' us this train of thought. When you . ^orcerized Bat is think of Silks, think of Tapp's. niches. Yard This store is famous, apparently the most noted silk department in this city. We believe if you were to ask most of the people where to pWVV go to buy dependable silks they HfH would say. "Go to Tapp's. of I course." Fresh silks, frequent de- B-l fl?l liveries and a large silk business that enables us to carry in stock vast assortments and always the .profoundly desirable, fashionable y silks that have charmed fashion . throughout the country. Corner main an1 '* " V* : ' " \ THE GROWING STORE Advertising, Like Our Bi ds, Is Seasoned With a Cert of Truth That Repudiates All Doubts iness methods only thrive for a short period for they are corn weak, helpless business- We depend upon the staff of hone 11 stature you see us today by letting in the sunshine of wholes^ needs of the consumers. When you enter this store the cor r and new goods, if you are well acquainted with us, must pu today from top to bottom is eminently fitted to serve you in .1 manner. the new heavy Mercerized Batiste, 3S CA 81x90 Capital Sh his season, the inches. Yard j|l? Each coral, fuchsia. v J blue, black and Soft finish Longcloth.? rtf 81x90 Wear Wei pecial |*A Yard / Jj C Sheets. Each .... ** * Very fine soft finished JC 81x90 H. S. Ca )e, a heavy silli Xainsook, 40 inches. Yard r Sheets. Each ... a.1 for making cirts and fine Luna LaWni plaids and pA 81x90 Cannon Sh le; dark brown, checks, 36 inches. Yard. ^11C Each nd A f vvv Wasli Organdie. 40 inches JP 81x90 Sleepwell ... . ,, wide. Yard Sheets- Each white washable -"in T 7r9r e and plaid _ef- Wash Organdie, 40 ihche? PA 45x36 Stamford ^ wide. Yard jyC Cases. Each Ten yard bolts of English Nain- Wear Wei le Luxe or Silk sook. 36 inch CA Cases. Each .... ide oyster white holt wyil(|U lor; $4.50 qual- ^ ^ 45x36 Cannon ff>9 nr grade white Voile, PA Cases. Each... ..... Ifj 40 inches wide, lard # "r a 45x36 H. S. Can in black, navy, ?5c grade white \ oile, ?A low Cases. Each . ?ray red, helio, 40 inches wide. Yard .... fill(, lack, ^6 inches 63x90 Dimity Q \1 A SALE OF MANUFACTURERS' Each Vl'VU SAMPLE UMBRELLAS AND ^ PARASOLS. 72x90 Dimity Qu mruns, wimc Each The assortment embraces the alue ifc* season's best and most wanted 80x90 Dimity Qi * (Pi Cfll styles ,serviceable and dependable Each > Parasols and Umbrellas. The han/-.i. o-n dies are bakelite, polished wood' de Chine Silk bakelite with sterling trimmed, pol- STANDARD DRE > wide, white ished wood with bakelite trimmed, YARD plum, sold, red nearly all the Umbrellas have bake- __ . These silks a.e ? , or Ieather , t, and Hundreds of y ir women s and ferrels t0 match handIes. Prices Dress Gingham ir they wash Per- range from one-fourth to one-third and large chec s illy ^1 AO off what they would sell for bought plaids and solid i WJW * Tc hny-saieip9 cn = ^ STAPLE COTTON tpi VV CHILDREN'S PARASOLS. CI ALLY I ity All-silk Pon- 27-inch Unbleac color, 33 inches Get the little girl a Parasol. We , i Var7 veight for mak- have them, a large selection ' to is*ana. ia a ... len's shirts and choose from. The prices pA ' ade. AA start at 30-inch Unblea< ?D?.UU Better ones at Sheeting, splendid , 75" $1 $1.50 "" $1.98""" $4.50 d black Silk. grade. Itard ... %1 Qk IMPORTED RATINE, $1.00. 36-inch Unble eta S lk gray, , ^6-inch Imported Ratine in the CheckS( best grad, ? u i following colors: Helio, tangerine. vov/i fuchsia., wool. . v. j Yard ? ^ , copen, reseda, green, peach and ack Very spe- Pure white. Very sne- ?1 AA ' Aim cial yard >11111 36-inch best gra IL1 Uk jama Checks. tj/liJu 36-INCH ECRU CURTAIN VOILE. Yard uality Crepe de VALUE, VARD 19C. ,-hite and good A superior quality of Voile, round . . Rleach( lors, 40 inches thread, highly mercerized, tape " 1or,?fhs" e. Al* edge. This grade will make up j h-encl len^tn... ard. nS into, very desirale curtains and will iara launder perfectly, being a yarn Chine, Harding dyed cloth; 36 inches wide. 1 A Eight ounce Blu Iver gray, Bur- Very specially priced at yd ? Jj C Yard ite, old rose. iade green and NEW CRETONNES. 36 INCHES . ph Pero CI CA WIDE, YARD I9C. stripes and dress r A solid case of new Cretonnes. grounds, also coloi floral designs, embracing all the shepherd checks. T, TWO VERY popular colorings for draperies. ALUES. chair and pillow covernigs, scarfs. 2- inch Dress 1 dresses, etc.: a big 25c value. sh 'herd checks "u" 75c ss. 19c dr'""":.. ine CI AA 36-INCH CURTAIN MARQUI ALUU SETTE, A BIG 35C VALUE. Eight ounce ger ^ YARD 19C. proof Bed Ticking tickin lOODS In white or cream, tape edge, a Y*ard ? very desirable material for curCloth, Of tains, scarfs, etc.: a big 35c value, 36 inches wide. 1A Mattress Yard IMC ing, good quality. 0 inches AA 3<J t 36-IXOH CTRTAIX SCRIM. 27-inch Dress C 30 inches, best YARD i0C' daik colored 1>laid * p* In white and ecru, neatly f:c. 1 jC self color, fancy border. As 26-inch Dress CI long as lot lasts, | A blue, green and la\ aches. OC _ yard IlJC Yard /"ir -* BFI> LINENS. 28-inch best te. 38 QA 72x30 Stamford seamed Cheviot for worn jHC Sheets. Each / O Q etc. Yard Jas. L Tapp Comf DEPARTM ENT STORE d Blanding Sts. Columbia, So * * y? # 4. J b ,, I ..If . Meet Me at Tapp's 2 7-inch splendid quality Shirting and Dress Cheviots. ^ \ 1-2C 1S1DGSS ^ Ladies' pure thread Silk Hose, ; lull fashioned, lisle top, double heel and toe; colors: brown, gray, black, white and mastic: worth I # i *2.5u. Special price. AA tamtv the $2.00 J Phoenix and Busier Brown Ladies' Silk Hose, lisle top, seniitashioned; colors: brown, black, I gray, polo and white; sizes S 1-2 I to 10; cheap at $1.10. Very I special price, the OA V I'*"' OJC I Phoenix make Ladies' Silk Hose. ribed stripe, semi-fashioned, lisle 9 top; colors: brown, black and I white; regular price $1.75. Very I special, the (f?l 4 A 9 $1.4!) \ Phoenix make Silk Hose, clocked, lisle top, fashioned; colors: brown, , u black and white. Very (T?* A A leivfid hoping special, the pair 3t> and have Children's three-quarter length ? lisle thread Socks, solid colors; Ome, personal black, brown jumper blue, buttern cup, pongee and white; fancy col- : isciousness 01 ored tops in all the wanted -colors, sizes 7 to 10. Very spe- IT lsate through cial price the pair the best pOS~ Children's lisle thread SocksJ big assortment of fancy colored tops, sizes 4 to S 1-2. A.,., real value, the OC " ' pah' Zt)C ects* QQ Children's Silk Socks, solid col ^jQC ors; Pink? blue, jumper/, black, ' ' brown and white; sizes- 4 to' 7. 1 OC Very special price, the AA ' Jpl.jl) pair o"c nnon A** Children's pure thread Silk (j/i?vv Socks, Phoenix make, solid colors: t black, brown, jumper, blue, pink ; < and white; sizes 7 to 10. Very tDl*TtO special price, the OA $125 air 89c ' % Ladies' 16-button Silk Gloves, ^ Pillow Af double tip fingers, self stitching, /S(] sizes 6 to 7 1-2; colors: brown, mastic, gray, black and white. A real value, the fA . * 35c "" $1.50 ; . ^ Pillow OA Ladies' 16-button Chamoisette %i| ? Gloves, self stitching; colors: gray, natural, brown, beaver and white, inon Pil- JA Very special price, the QA, ^ 4jC ^ WC uilts. OA Ladies' 2-button clasp Chamoi J* I sette Gloves with %eIf stitching; Y colors: white, brown, mastic, hatilts. CA ural and gray. A real JfJ . $1.DU 'value, the pair.:..:"..... 43 C lilts. AQ Real Linen Cluny Lace in baby Mt' \ I Mq patterns, also in the heav^f p&tterris T * *'w for underwear and a 11^^kin^^cgt^ ;SS GINGHAM, ioc the yard or 12 d*T.Y^AV 20C. yards for MtVV irds of prettj- Ladies' lisle thread Gauze Vests, 1 J? fancy tape shoulder straps. elofs tothis lm- Very special price:tfie vest 25 c ride^Td 9|)r Ladies' lisle thread Union Suits. MV uctpt? aiiuuiutfr siidiis, etiiier op.en or closed, lace trimmed; sizes 36 ; GOODS SPE- 44. A real value, the J??RICED. sult 43 C hed Sea / Ladies' lisle thread Union Suits. band top, open or closed; sizes 36 . v to 44. A real value, the *TP? _ ' suit iT\Q ihed Sea Island . " . quality. Q 1-3C Ladies' Union Suits, extra nicr? Q quality lisle thread, form fitting, ribbon or band top, closed; sizes , 36 to 44. A special price, Af :-hed Sea Island the suit ivy, best *1 A vv IvC just received a big assortment of Ladies' Lace Vest Fronts with colached Pajama lar attached which we are offer 1 A ing at very sPeciai Price or l0c 49c89tand $1.19 de Bleached Pa- Buster Brown boys' heavy rib < 1 C ^ed Hose? triPIe knee, color black I jC only; sizes 6 to 11. Very special, the pair 35c op 3 pairs A A ed Domestic in ^0I <PJl?ww Rubber Pants for babies, nieC dium and large sizes. OA Price u3? e Denim. OO ...... / iC Shinola Shoe Sets, consists of bristle dauber and wool OC polisher. Price XAC ales. shirting atterns on white Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, 1 soft' medium and hard bristles, lard... Price 35c or AA three for M.UU i'oile in colored ' of blue, purple, Nail Brushes, formerly sold for 1 A 15c. Price each 5c or OC ' lyC six for .* ?j)C Sew-on Hose Supporters, best mine Feathei- quality elastic, rubber OC for nillows and -d..; ,.oZ^f* ^ UUllUU. u Zt) C Silk Middy Laces, red,. 13 white and Hue. Price... |lj(^ flj 5 Tick- -I f) 1-2C I i"urd..JX Columbia Floss for knitting and || crocheting sweaters and scarfs, all 9 the new shades. 1 C0-100 J/| flj Jingham, 10c ounce balls. Price per ball. S Mennen's Talcum Powder, rtp 8 lambray in pink, violet and borated. Price. 0 ender. f /\ 9 I ||? Rick Rack Braid in light blue. 9 J."*"" pink, lavender, white, black O S ?rade Shirting an(* re<^* ^>r^ce 1>er ysfd.... I : shirts, f p H I West Beach and Motor Hair Nets, s an colors, cap and fringe OC H shapes. Price three for... /*\Q I MAIL ORDERS SI II %T Send us your marl or-^ ^ ^ r(Ul J ders. We prepay express* or parcel post on anything V anywhere. v >uth Carolina. ??p???J .1