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tjr of Light. 1 butHta ?oipvMp|;|J ??' W>t expensive but you oan't buybattes lampi ?t ?r priMi v Simple and artistic lu UfB, wy to keep end *e^riok, they giyr plenty of light where you want It. Jt psy to ask for Bayo '? Ujr name. U your Uk*1. r. dew not carry ttiem ite to oyr nearest station. Aladdin Security Oft guar antees best results from lamps, stoves and, heaters. STANDARD Q1L COMPANY IffiK "The Honor System." V;.'; I, -'U.; . lVrhai?s you think u cro0k fins no coneclenro. Well, maybe there's logic }u jour thought. If a crook hail a oonscionoe the chances are that he wouldn't make bucU a success as a orook. Hut these poor (JevlW down be hind tin* bars? put yourself In . their place for a minute. Knocketf around. r'"-V ' ? v, beaten, 'tortured for the ?U08t trilling reason, or atmply Iwcaune they are un T " *7 ~ T ??> . fortunate enough to he behind the hars. ftuough to make anyone forget his con science Isn't it? This picture will show you a thing or two Worth know ing. The Honor System conies to the Majestic today. The management prom ises one of the most unusual pictures in this that you ever saw. , UMUWHIMNOIW 1 T*l ft**"" 1'MtrWk F. iiitrxliH-r tiHx i^hIkimhI hla lKmitloii at, the Store of Hehlo?hurg and K?ronli ami Iihk a<veptod a {HMtition *t salesman lu the store of the Kvrotuiw Mercantile Iftd Hanking Oo. 11. W. Scott, .Sr., and Mns. lCdgar .Scott, of Htshopvllle H|H'Mt Monday Here at the home oJP the former's von l'r<{f. 11. W. Scott. Jr. Horn to Mi-, ami Mrs. C. T. llorton Wednesday Nov. 14, 1U17? a son. li. A- Caldwell of York, urrtvetl U?lt yesterday to temporarily till the (k>hI tlon made vacant* at "the Southern iita* tlon by. the removal of A. H. Morgan to Shelby, Two imrns were destroyed by lire last week on farm of John A. Bridges Ut lleath Springs together with sev eral other nearby outbuildings, about OdO bushels of corn and quantities of fodder and other feed. Mr. Bridges estimated his Uxss at $li,5l>0 with $250 insurance. Tin* dwelling wan waved by hard work on the part of neighbors who withered and fought the Itaiues. O. ^.-Gardner. night engineer at the Kershaw Oil Mill had both of bin bands b\\fued w hen lie went to turn on the are lights at tin? mill lasj Hun day night. The burns were caused from the effects of a short circuit, In the switchboard of the lighting lxbiut at tin1 mil). Ufi)\ 11. M. 1 Hi Hose left Monday for Bishopvllle to attend the session of tbeJKoUth Carolina Annual Conference. Mr, DuBose has done a most success ful work on the eharge and Ills con gregations hope that be will be re turned to his work at this place. There will be a congregational meet ing of the member- of the Presbyterian Church at the Methodist (Ihurch next Sunday evening when steps will be taken towards securing a pastor for the coming year. Mrs. Irene Ha tenia n and children moved yesterday to the house opposite the-Baptist Church just vacated by Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Morgan. Mrs. A. H. Itylr and son. George, and Miss Bet tie I^alr, of Hlackvllle are visiting at the home of the formers parents Mr 'and Mrs. .1. \V. Hamel. Mrs. tfdna Jone and children left the past week for a stay of several months witiir relatives at L(u<len, Ala. John Truesdel and .lefTersou Horton, of Camp Sevier, at Greenville, and I/ee Trucwlel of Camp Jackson visited relatives here the past week. Mrs. J. Gardiner Richards of Camden > ? t -i'SW ' > v -4? - ? ?pent from Saturday until yententay In Kershaw, Mr. W. F. fcjatrldipe hat* ac<vptod the position ?f cottim buyer for K 1>. Hil ton. made vacant by the resignation of C, Fat ridge to aeo?H>t thw |M>aitien of principal of tike Midway School. . 1 Mrs. Mary Ikumett. wife of Neal Hen not t. died here Sunday night at the hoiue of her son. H. 0. Bennett, after an Illness of several nuuiths. M ih Bcimeti wuh a kind ami good Christ* ian lady. She had been a life long member of tho New Hope Haidlnt Church and was noted for her deeds i-S vim iiiy and uieivy , She wap 72 yea ix of age and Is survival t?y her .husband ami oik* son, both of whom are residents of Kershaw. The re mains were Interred at Hanging Bock : Churchyard on Monday after funeral i services conducted by Hev. J. M. Neal. At a Church conference at tho First Haptlst Church hist Sunday morning a call was extended to' Hev. H. 0. 1 >unn <>f l.atta, to till the pastorate of the church, receutly made vacant by the resignation of Hev. J. 1'. Tucker Mr I mnu mude a most favorable im pression on the people of Kershaw | when he preached here in the ltaptlst Church two weeks ago. A. II. Morgan and wife left Monday; for Shelby. N. O., to make their fu- j ture home, Mr. Morgan having re<*elv- j ed promotion to the agency of the Southern Hallway at that place. 8,(MH) l*rlsonert? Taken. I T" "? London. Nov.! 2 J. "?Andrew Hohar t*n\\ announced tbls evening- In the House of Commons that S.000 prisoners Including ISP officers, have, been taken b; the British In their present o|K?rft tlons. At one point the Br it tali pen en aUtl live miles behind the ; German lines and several villages, in addition to those already announced' have been l * til k i*n. Strong Attach By French. Berlin, via Ixmdotb Nov. 21. ? -The French opened a strong attack on the Germans on a olx-mile front. noVth of the ALsnu this nftomoon. according to j the otlicial report from general head* (Quarters tonight. The British were Uitill using |K?werful forces against the j Hlndenburg line in the Caiubrfll sec I ; .< . tor. I v I ? ^ >?*? . j N. B. Christopher, former cashier of ; the Cherokee Savings Bank, of Gaffney, has In (mi arrested at Camp .fjwloum mul taken to (iafFney to answer \o a charge of embezzlement. $H,900 Is the amount sjrbl to have l>een squandered. NEW ; 0 s. - ' , 4> Grocery Store We beg to announce that we have opened for bus v = inesH in the storeroom one door south of the National Hank, where we will carry a complete line of heavy and fancy groceries, and will be pleased to serve you. See us before buying seed oats, as we will have an attractive price on them. McLEOD & McLEOD J. H. McLeod Phone 90 E. J. McLeod . - : ?> SITPLIKS TO IIK HNI-1> I I' ip, ICussiu Must Form Stable (i)ov?riuiH?iit lie/ore More Help Is Stmt. Washington, Nov. L'O. ? No 'shipments of sllpplfes will be |?ennltted to go | from thv I'nited States to Russia until the situation in that country clears. The American government before al lowing the <?N|K?rt of giMMls a 1 ready on the (locks wants to know into whom* 1 hands they will fall on (heir arrival. The cessation of shipments is tem ! |M>rary? only if a stable government Is formed which the United States canj ? recognize. If the llolsheviki gain con trol and pursue their program calling j for a peace wjkth Germany the embargo will 1h? perma/cnt. A protracted civil j war also would work to keep the em* j i>argo tight, as the Unltod States then l would fear that suppllea might go to j the Boisheviki faction. The provisional ltusslan government 1 was given credit* amounting In all to iji.T-'fl, 000,000. of which $11)1.000,000 already has l>eou advanced. Much of this " money has been spent for sup plies now awaiting shipment and the Hunslans have been given vessels for Its tranx]>oyt. Shipment* will bo held \fp I>y denial of bunker <-oftl hi the ships, ? No Strikes During W ar. Washington, Nov. 20.? ?< \>n< rs>lons made by both the valjroails and the heads of tbo four brotherhood* as a result of tbo present wage ls.sin> Is taken by official* as complete assur ance that 'America's warfare aualnwt. (.'ftnuany will ko forward to^tho etitl unhainiHMtMl by tbo possibilities of traustK>rtatiou tlcups oVftr wkgo < 1 1 f 1 1 - cutties. The offer of the roads to place their IntorostH In the 'hands of the proa blent for such decision as he ma<1o nifty deem necessary and of the broth erhoods to niedlato any questions of wages, lit was pointed out today bate, not Ikhmj limited as to time. They will U? offeetlve until jVeueo Is won., A marble tablet to the memory p? Mrfry Amarlntha Snowden, mother of "Prof. 1'atOH yiioWdon, of tli^ department of ^history, University of South Caro lina, was unveiled at tbo State House Monday afternoon. x . - ? 1 1 " 1 " ' 1 1 ? ? ~ v; " ? Never before in the history of my business ha* a sale been as successful as this ona which is now in full bloom? our forethought in buying is what helps you now, and what made this sale it success with hundreds of pleased customers. Widely and expensive advertising and the thing that (is required most of all for a succeisful .ale is honest advertising, and to do just as represented and our great success in business is duo to our do as represented .ystem, which f?as been adopted by this store for the part 20 years. The llarge crowds that are seen daily in our store Is a true proof that our system is <carr2ed out in every detail. j ... I. m ^ag ?? m... Just received by Express 1 case of our own b bleaching 36 inchtes wide and of the finest grade. eg 22 l-2c grade. Vou will see % displayed now in our window for this sale at only 1.6c per yd. 7 ^ ? r " >.> h. ' ?' " r< T. r . ? ? T."^ - ? j*'* ?' -v- ? . PBi 200 pieces of percales ? the well known OVIDA brand, -- 1 fyi<v<vr ' ?" *. ? ?? ; 'vps>ptv2?fs? all fast colors and beet patterns. As long as this lot lasts but never again At this price at only fte par yd; ' / ? ^ : ??? ? j-y 1 ?? ? ? 1 ?.u xfiwrwiifij, READ THIS AD, VISIT OUR SALE, AND BE C?^'NC ED SAME A? HUNDREDS OF OTHERS HAVE BEEN The OPENING OF OUR SALOUR GOODS AND PR V E, ASSURING YOU THATUX MEET WITH YOUR AP PROVAL- Ht Every Day Until Christmas H. L. SCHLOS8URG, THE BUYER'S FRIEND ' c^\ ? * ?? ? 1*7*~ '1- . __ - 1 lot of mens gun metal shoes in lace only. All solid leather with ruber heels in all sizes. Regular $4.00 grades for this sale at only $2*98. \ . ' ? ? 1 ? ' 1 ? ? ' : -- ? f-*- <JT'U..'K- fr*. 1 lot of ladies velvet high top button shoes in all sizes /.'-?* ? . .~X ? , ? % ik&r, \ . &tj?j a shoe that can't be beat for ress and comfort at only $1.19. ? ? ' W * - ' . ' ^ ?? ? 1 lot of ladies white canvas shoes, rubber soles and "J .*-*?<**< ? LTtS . . .. . heels. BejrqU* ?2.50 sellers while they last at only $1 .24