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FREE ; a Box of Ginger Snaps if you trade i $1 ( What 1 Snap No. 1 .y'5.00 Hoys Norhuk Suits for $2.45 Snap No. 2 15.00 Mens All Worsted Suits for $12.75 Snap No. 3 1.75 Mens Trousers for $1.45 - Snap No. 4 50e Mens Dre.ss Shifts for 39c Snap No. 5 25c Boys Shirtsand Drawers 45c Suit Snap No. 6 loc Mens Heavy Sox 12c m m rr:, J. jo.il/ "Yellow S tore SNAF EV Cotton s a "Snao Sa J. If you can its more who has been puzzli ing. We will let yoi Sale" is a bargain sa writes us he has a ' something out of tl Now, we have some you and for this re "SWAB You nunc*mher several and if was the first time in oui for the rush. W e actually ha and then shut our doors 'till the operation all the morning would want to repeat, therefoi Saturday, November 29th, stai To carry out the "Snap box of "ginger snaps" if you f Tthe chiTdren and let thern enji \ 7n/> f> Evan Chei | Snap No. 7 Sr l.O!) I'nioit Miiile MiJitai Overalls I House: 89c (P^ tSfimm - %?v* -v ? -vr- /"\ t\ ?y nr AT^ l jl* V J. :U. M ; People" > SALE ANS Carniva le?" Can You than one of our friends ng his brains all the morni into the secret. A "Snap le. When a manufacturer 'snap" for us we expect he ordinary in bargains. : unusual bargains to offer ason we are calling it a => SALE " years ago we hail our first "Snap Sale" * experience we had to close our doors (1 to let the store full of customers in they finished trading, and then repeat . Naturally a hig success like this we e, we are to have another "Snap Sale" rting at 9 o'clock. i Sale" idea we have decided to give a >urchase as much as one dollar. Bring >y these deli&iuuo-giii^gj s Company raw, S. C. lap No. 8 Snap No. 9 y Collar Boys Boys Military Collar s worth 8.~>c for Shirts worth .'J5c tor 23c 23c 38 Pound Blue of Marlboro C |\ Given M Saturday, lO at 4 i Voting Commences at 9 c The ??hbler you and which every pers gtejSSw How to give the goh !^ffiSlS9 lem we had to solve. RJjAflAapr this is a fair ana le^itim For each and ev( you will he entitled to r write your name and dr urday, Dec. 6th, the thoroiujhlv and a blind! a card and if your n; ^ Blue Ribhi>n (j'ohblcr i ?0 f< s\ ? f* P kJ '--w CI I ? Say to Daddy J Go to EVANS and trade $1 and bring me 1a box of i Ginger Snaps i f^ln^ecr L VJ UV^OJ. \ Snap No. 10 7.50 Mens Suits for $3.90 I ? Snap No. 11 Dress pattern calico for 1()c. if you trade up to $7.00 Sr.3p No. 12 I toys 35c Sweaters 29c | . I Snap No. 13 Mens Ilem Stitched Handkerchief's 4c V ' / ~~ 14 Outing Petticoats for 39c Snap No. 15 Extra largo Crash Towels, worth 12e, for ' 9c t Ribbon Gobbler ounty Fair to bei Away Dec. 6th o'clock. Saturday, Nov. 29th >'clock. have admired so much j on is so anxious to own. bier away was the probVVe believe you will say ate way to give him away. 'ITIONS: ;rv dollar you spend cash, t card on which you are to op in a sealed box. Satbox will be shaken up :ohled child will draw out line is on the card the big s yours. ?A MY j 1 VljL H Jl 4EIIAW, S. C. 1 KIDNAPED BY A WOMAN j $ By J. H. LEONHARDT. Bracebridge stood on the steps of the Casino. He had just tempted Fortune, and for once the jade had proved a prude, and he was left with a broken purse. To describe his remorse wouldbe impossible; he wondered dully what his mother would think when he should seek her out that night in their unpretentious hotel that overlooked the bay at Monaco and tell her that the trip would have to be postponed; that they must hasten home without delay. He cursed himself for a fool, and then chuckled grimly as he thought of the surplusage of money he would have when he had pawned various articles of apparel, the proceeds of which would go to buy tickets for home. "Just enough for a box of cigarettes," ho muttered as he stumbled down the steps to the street. "Sir," can you not understand even English?" spoke a delicious musical voice. Bracebridge scrambled slowly back to earth from the realms of despair into which he had descended. A big red limousine car stood by the curb, and from its window protruded a vision of pink and gold and flufliness that caused Bracebridge to uncover with a haste that was more worshipful than graceful. "Eh! What do you want?" he asked, rudely, for his dulled brain was not as quick as it was wont to be, nor his tongue as smooth; but the next instant he blushed in confusion at his own gruffness. "I beg your pardon, ' madam; can I be of service to you?" "Ah, you can." she sighed, relievedly. "Come into the car," and she threw open the door, making room for him beside her. "But," said Bracebridge? hesitating, "I?" "Come, if you are going," she spoke impatiently, at tho same time rising and grasping his wrist. Bracebridge stepped from the curb and dropped on the seat beside her. "Away, Adolphe!" she cried, sharp ly. The chauffeur started the machine with a rush. ( Bracebridge had a sensation of a swift journey through the night, but it was a dim one, for he was busy drinking in the woman's beauty as she V sat beside him, her neck encircled by -a pi i.l?ini mi expensive cloak thrown over her shoulder*. girl laughed mischievously and said: "I am human; you act afraid, at ' though you might.be In the presence of a deity. I would not harm a living creature and surely not you. Besides, I am smaller than you, you see." She ranged her tiny gloved hand Jn white kid beside Bracebridge's larger ones. And then the eternal masculine assumptiveness of soul arose in Brace bridge. He couia noi ieu now *ueuw came his sudden courage, but with a pounce he captured her fingers and threw his muscular arm around her.' "You are mussing my frock; I will call Adolphe, you insolent man," she said, between gasps. The car ran to the curb and stopped with a jerk. When the door was opened Bracebridge was saying: "I am clumsy, madam, in arranging your cloak, and I greatly fear your ruffles will be spoiled." He stepped out and looked around; they were back In front of the Casino again. "I thank you greatly that you will aid me at all, sir," she said, smiling. "I nbducted you o na wager, sir, that I could carry off the first gentleman I ?""Nv saw at the Casino." "And may I see you tomorrow?" he askod. his soul in suspense. "The heart cannot be controlled," she whispered softly. "Drive on, Adolphe." The machine whirred away. "And now to purchase those cigar* ettes," said Bracebridge. Something - - - - * * *-.i. crackled in nis coat pocKet; uu iciw and it was a newspaper. "How did I get that?" he asked himself, opening it absentiy. The flaming headlines cau&L'. his. eio; Persevering Chinamen. There are oil And salt wells in China more than 2,000 feet deep that have been drilled through solid rock by hand with the most primitive tools. United States Leads World In Shoes. The shoe product of the United States exceeds that of England, Prance, Germany and Italy, with a few more countries thrown in. Same Old Way. ** m ?A ?- ruWAk I# iVianuiaciurt'r n uue?umoii, ?. you cast your ballot the way I dosire, perhaps your wages will be raised.?Life. Remedy for Stains. For removing flower pof stains from the window sills, fine wood ashes are excellent.