Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Social and Personal News By Miii U??# N?hU? ' i ? . ' ... Miss Ifuinphrtott Co^Umentcd. Mr*. L- A- Lowell ami Mrs. S. It. Uoit tvi were Joint hOHteHsea ou Mou ,ii4 y afterpooa ut t|he home .of Mix S</well on North SliUn Avouuo at .411 informal i?arty glveu iu honor of MJas , nil Humphries. a |>opular bride of H10 week. The living room had a pleasing decoration of yellow, white and green and the time passed in an interesting gUpa?fl?g contest, the prJfo hv\ng hoii by the honor guest, .who also ? revived' j i pretty reminder of the oe cusioft, The ]>rUes wore presented by the dainty and attractive lit tlo daughter of Mi*. Nowe\l. Eiic-h guest wrote a letter of the brhle,*- to be Mpened ?'it a certain date in the future, IHie dining room had a edior schojne ?M' pink and white, a large tulle how rosy pink oir the chandelier Ijohl a . duvwer of white satin ribbons, carry* ii s ? '? their ends n toast to the bride uiti falling gracefully at each place 1 round 1 lio prettily arrafiged table. I Ik s-' toasts were road by the guests. Tito dainty color scheme . of pink iiHj white was carried out in the block j.i i' ream and cake, bon bo?is and other ?i-frcshments. I took Night With The Ihiptists. \V\i Sunday night, will afford a rare opportunity to Hie llaptist con .Tcgallon to encourage the young poo pic in the habit of gootl and whole ...me reading. Tin; young people will Lave charge ami will ask that every .?no feeling s'? disposed will either 1 ? 1 iug a good hook or the equivalent. Tin- program. 'will be interesting ? hYouehoiii and a good library will hp .:aited Any book furnishing helpful uitl uplift ins reading will ho appro ?irited by the librarian of the P. Y. P I Miss I li'llen Phelps. Sunday School at 10 oVIoek. Morn i:g Service a t 1.1:15 "Humility That 1 b'lp* " All are welcome. Keport of Rest Room. Follow ing Is the report of the Cani ?11 Rest room for 1P21 to date Sopteni ?: *_':>rd. IP J I : iirthuice on hand, January \7f 1921. 1 $30.2S I'olhvtion from business men. city council and friends, January 22. - 1.75 February 1. ' 06.00 February 'J. 74.00 April 9." : 46.42 April IS. 4.00 June 2*1. - ...? 73.50 | Advanced by Civic League, August lti, Total - Disbursements , Rental. Mrs. Burdell. Moridu. Rata nee due for 1920 atid part of PVJ1. January .'?1 75.001 June J8 - 50.00 I M acker Mercantile Co? for broom, etc. - 2.05 ?Ino ViUepiguc. coal llJOO dairying up wood and coal 1.00 Maid, paid to dule 144.00 Total . .. $2$3.05 Deported .. 2S14K) September -J2 overdraft* 1-iPj The Itest Room will have to bo closed ? f the citizens of C^pulen and Kershaw, ? ou nl ^ cannot give balance to finish ?ho your. The maid is most efficient ?4 ml nets $t. 00 per week, coal and wood anivt he bought and miscellaneous ar r .?Me*. and Mrs. W. J. Burdell gets ??<100 rental per year. Merchants who iavr bills with Rest Room deduct | v: nic from their payments. Hundreds f county buyers of automobile par 'ind students u>e rooms monthly. ?' "ill I'C a backward step to give np| Rest Room. >adie K von Tresekow. Chairman. Majestic Theatre PROGRAM To<l;n, Friday, October 7t li i ? I'l- kfortl in her latent ?uce<?s? "SUDS" \ -?> :i Torch v Comedy "TOKCHY'S RIG LEAD" Saturday, October 8th in a five-reel western feature. I UK IIIIJ.S OF HATE** And n Sunshine Comedy "THREE GOOD PALS" Monday, October lfrth .lark London's "THE LITTLE FOOL" \ Mffro Screen Classic An?l I*athe Weekly News Tuesday, October 1 1th N* I'athe's Serial Sensation "THE SKY RANGERS" 'h U++rr> Caprice^ Mini S?t I /. A.?o r.lsif Feijrn.son in "FOOTLIGHTS" ^ Wednesday. October l-tl?. ' < 'layton rh?> I'm ra mount star in "WEALTH" A ... Screen Magazine rhtir>day, October 13th A Paramount Feature I HE (.HEAT MOMENT' W Uh Cloria Svranson I'-.v KHpor Clynn. PRKTT\ CHlWH HfKPMNU !VUsm Humphries Be?m*e? Bride of Mr. Uney. Ueul#h Methodist church was the hovuo of ? beautiful wedding last Wed nesday evening when Mb* i.oreua Humphries, only daughter of Mi. and Mrs, C. N. Humphries, of this county, became thy I'flUe of Mr. Charles Blair i . :i uey . of chesterfield county. Long before the hour for the cere moiiy the church was filled to Us en puelty l?y tlu> friends aud admirers oi the young couple. (Sarlnnds of sinllax, hamhoo and. pint- arehed the window anil grnetfully hung from tin- wall The ntter wns tXJknkod It? palms And ; terns against a whttP background <>ver which the ?r?wf\?l Southern snulux j formed a delicate W^ry uml j lighted hy hundreds tjf candies. Mrs. 1'. A. Sowell presided at the Piano With Miss i>aisy I.aney. of raw, as violinist, and while the guests woro assembling Mr. A. U Humphrie. o? UoCK llill. gave two vocal selections j "One Fleeting Hour" and "Because, | with piano, and violin aroomiNininicnt. promptly a I 7:80 the. time honored wedding march was Kunuled aud the party filed down the w hite carpeted | aisle preceded by the dainty ribbon | girls Misses Thelma I'earcc. Thelni i . West, Mary Sowell aud Coi'een Melton. t dressed in white organdy, who stretch ed the ribbons i'rom door to altar. The ushers were Messrs. Sam Sowell , Arthur Smith, Eugene IVane and l>r. C. IV Sowell of ( 'a melon. ' The atten dants entered in the following order: Mi<s Olga Rush, of Camden with Joseph Brasington. of ( 'hern w : Mis Her tic Jumper, of St. Matthoy*. with John Traecy. ?>f Cheraw: Mis* Nan | l!d wards, of Mulllns. with T. IV. Humphries of Camden : Miss Kliy.abetli j Varborouuh. of Chester, with < alup-j hell I.aney. of Cheraw. The dame of ; honor, Mrs. A. H. Humphries, of. Bethnne. maid of honor, Miss Ruth j Lancy. of Cheraw. The dame of honor; ($aid of honor and bride's maid wore; beautiful evening dresses, each fash ioned in individual style and ta-t?-. and representing the lovely tints of the. rainbow, ami carried - pink Killarney i roses. The little flower girls. Misses, Dorothy and Cynthia F.I leu l.anoy. of; Cheraw, carried artistic baskets ami; strewed the brides pathway with roses_j and the winsome little ring hearer was, Mary Moseley. of Columbia. The bride entered with her father, j Her sparkling brunette beauty was en- 1 lmiteed by the youthful wedding gown of white lace over white duc4iess satin j her long veil falling from a wreath of j orange blossoms. She carried and arm- . ful of brides roses showered with val- j ley lillies. She was met at the altar j by the groom with hi* brother and best man. Wilsou Lanoy, of Cheraw, and the beautiful and impressive cere uiony of the Methodist church was per- , formed by the Ror. W. V. WUblo. of lUshopvlile. Immediately after the ceremony a large reception -was giveu at the home of the brides parents, long noted for tbe warmth and chasm of Its hospita lity. The. punch bowls were proslded over by Misses Sallle Pearce and Ha J. Bearden. and Misses Ethel Sowell ;hhI Kthel Bruce. The dining room had as- a -center, decoration the brides table which was charming in its sim plicltv ? white tulle falling from the chandeliers and the eluny cover sprinkled with flowers. The band some cake in the center was later cut by the wedding party and contained Ibe usual prophetic emblems. Healths were drunk from the sparkling punch howls and wedding cake generously passed. In the parlor a beautiful col lection of presents attested the popu larlty of the young couple. 4 Anions the guests fronr a distance were Mesdames W. M Sherrlll. A. B. Brown. H. C.. Melton. Mr. R. B. l.anoy. ) of Cheraw: Mrs. W. F Motley, Co lumbia, C,. R I.aney and Miss Bntton/ Chesterfield court house : Mr. Douglas Dyer, Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sherrlll ami family. Cheraw . I he en tire eount.v was well represented and, quite ;i number going down from Cam den. Mr. and Mrs. Laney left on the mid ( night train for a wedding trip, after which they will make their home in Chesterfield county "" >out.he rn plantation. PERSONAL MENTION Dr. Ralph Dunn, a fter >|M-ndinu his vacation with his parent*. Dr. and Mrs. \V. J. Dunn, has returned to his work In Richmond, Virginia. Dr. Durvn's vacation was not an idle one however as he performed around twenty throat operations fct^the Camden Hospital while here. Ralph's friends are clad to see him Roing steadily forward in his chosen profession Moasrs. T. J. ("Tyburn and Charles Ha*sell left this week f?r < 'harliMon Mr. and Mr* <J?i?rjje l'oovey. of I .a in ii st<-r. s.|i??nf Sunday here Mr*. M. I. Smith and daughter Mii* Dorothy u ere vixitur* in ()rsa?^l>urH last week. Miss Celeste Mumford who has l?een >*peiulin? the summer at Henderson ville, has returned to Camden f<-> r the winter. LEMONS?.;.". rent* |*>r dozen at The Cash Store PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Kth.ol Wyutl, of Fasley atteud <nl the IIui&phri?t*-l<aney wedding Miff* .Tutinlta Rose. of Cuntcy l?*f i Thursday for Arfhyvtllc, from there she W.IH co to Richmond and Washington i ? ? \ Mt .relai ive?. Mrs. 8. K. Rlakcne> Is spending si'iiu'i iinc in Charlotte, N. C. Mr. I .?e Rhamc spout Hum lay here, returning !?? Furumn College, Monday. M?% J, S. Rhamc and daughter Miss] Olive have t gone tt> Charlotte to at- J tend the marriage of the former's; nephew. Mr. Adam Shannon, who left Cam- 1 den many "years ago to make his homej in Portland. Oregon, is on a visit |o! relatives in Camden. Mr. Shannon Is' a youhger brother to the late Captain i William Shannon, and he eame In re- 1 spouse to a message announcing his brothers illness. Owiog to the great i distance he reached here after his brother* death. Home Demonstration News ( I'.y Miss Rlauche Tarrant. ? 'I'll.- Home I >emonstrntlon Agent spent several day- in Sumter last week ai tending -a District Meeting of the Extension Workers'. At this meeting Mr. W.aruer of the Department of Animal Husbandry/ Washington. D. ('..gave Inst ruet ions to the agents in the cutting, curing ami cunning of meats. Contests in CitTs Club 'work wore held in Sumter. Kershi^v County won no prizes, but Louise Ingram of Ker shaw. was highly commended on the biscuit which she made there, and Viola- Hunnicutt, of Cjundeti received honorable locution on the sewing she exhibited. The Rutter Scoring held in Camden rtn Friday, September \vn? quite in ti resting. Fifteen pounds were scored by Miss Forney, the Pair.v Specialist. The highest score was 91 V- LI and wii< made by Mrs. M. >V Hough. Mrs. < \ P l.orlck. Camden. Route and Mrs. Lee West. Camden Route I No due scored below N7. There i- quite an Improvement each time, and the ladles deserve much praise in their ef forts "^'o Ma Hi* the Rest Rutter" A Half Holiday. All Camden is looking, forwa rd t<? a great time next Monday afternoon. October 10th. when the MasOtis of Smith Carolina will take part in the laying ol" the corner .stone of {lie new public school now being built on the beautiful grounds that once adorned a handsome ante helium home All business houses have -agreed- to cl??sc at ?"> :."?0 p. m. in order to give all who desire the opportunity ?jf attend ing. All Masons are requested to meet at Masonic Headquarters at o'clock in the afternoon, the ceremonies be ginning a I 1 o'clock. Oraud Muster S. T.- Lanliani will be in charge of the ceremonies, and the oration is to be delivered by I)r. J. C. Cuilds. president of Columbia College. The trowel lo he used on this occasion will be brought back to its original home, as it. was made by the lale Dr. Alexander Young and presented to Marquis de La Fayette, March 19th. 182.* ? ' when that gallant Frenchman Ylsited this town, and used it in laying tb'e cor ner stone of the DeKalty monument: The fcenuiIfuT home where Oen. La Fayette was received and enter tained known to succeeding geuera tions as La Faytte Hall, was burned a few years ago, but the Cedar tree planted by him is still standing as are other historic land marks in this beau tiful old town that has been so famed in song and story. We feel sure that Camden people will turn out in full force and we feel sure the occasion will be of sufficient interest to at tract many from near-by towns. The gates of Camden are always wide ojk*u to our friends, and the stranger that conies therein may be assured of a cordial welcome. Come to Camden and enjoy this occasion with us. v Lady Cregory, the famous Irish dra matist. wrote her first pla\ when she was frj years of age. SI MMONS FOR RKLIKF State of South Carolina. < *? >i 1 1 1 1 \ of Ket>haw. tin tin- < 'ourt of Common Plea-' I.. A Kirkland. IMainliff. Vs. ?I F>?.vi| MnfJii; ; 1 1 1 < 1 Ker>ha\\ Count v. I ?efenda ii t ?. To the Defendants above na mod Vim aio hereU* summoned and re quired to answer tin* Complaint in this action, of which a co<py in herewith served ujion vmi. and to servo a copy of y?mr answer to the said Complaint on the subscribers at their office in Camden. .South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exdu sive of the flay of such ?ervice ; and if yon fail to answer the Complaint within the nine aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the C-ourt for the relief demanded in the Com pla int K I UK I .A \ I) & K I ft K LAND. Plaintiffs Attorney^. To the Ab-?-nt Defendant .1 P.ov d MafJill Pleaw take notice that t lie original Summons and Complaint, in the al>ovo entitled action was filed in the of flee of the Clerk "of Court for Kershaw f'ounfv. on October 7th. 1021. KIRK DAN D & KJRKDAND rialntlff m Attorneys. SI NMAII) SKKOFJ) RAlStNS? 2?< jw>r pound The Cash Store Maggie ami Mgg# M( the Golden Gut*. . ' jf ' St. Peter stood guard .it tho golden j g<Mv With a solemn melti a ud air itedaliv When up to ( lie (op of the golden stuiv Magnhn and .1 iggs, ascending there. Applied for admission ; they came and Mood .< He fore St. Peter, so ureal and good; In hope the city ??f peace to win. And a?kcd St. Peter |'o let them In. Magglt? vva? lull mid dark and thin. Wltil A hcardlet on her eltiu -liggs was .short and thick and Ktnut. And his stomach built so it rounded out> "Is t??ue was pleasant and alt the while lie wore a kindly and gonial smile;" The choir to the distance echoes w oke. And .liggs kept ill while -Maggie supo.He! . ' ? ' ' ?' * ? . ' 4 ? ? . . \ "<? thou who giurrdrst the sate." said site, "We I wo "lonie hi) iter beseeching t.hee To IV t Us enter ,\our heavenly laud. -? And play our harps with the angel ban of mo, Si. Peter there is no doubt, Chore's- nothing Troms heaven in bar me our. I vo been p> meeting three ti'incN a w cel>. * ml almost -alway> I'd rise and speak. "I've told the sinners about the day When thej'd repeal oC their e\il wtiy ; I've told ni) neighbors I've told 'em all I 'out Adam aitil l'<\ i ? and i In- l'riiuai Fall I've shown em what they'll have to do It' they'd pass in with the Chosen, few. I've marked ? iiei r pa Hi of duty dear Laid out the plan of their whole eareer "I've talked and talked t?> Vm bind and long. I' or my lungs are good and ni\ voice is strong, , SO. gt mil St Pelet . you'll elea l'l \ see I be gate ot iiea ven is open fur me. Hut .liggs here'. I regret to. say. * n I walked in * * v *i ^ ? 1 1 > 1 1 1 i i r n i w lie smokes and swears aud>. grave faults he's got. So J don't know whether he'll pa-s or not . "lie iiei er w mid pia> with an earnest vim ? 'I to re \ i v a I , or j?> i n in a hymn. \ \ bile I the sins ,,f my neighbors bote, lie gadded ahum with binty Moore, lie made a practice of staying out lute Whi-ch is a sin all women bate; !5hi in last when In-'did e.ome home The tolling pin went straight to bis dotlle, I know him, St. Peter, know him well To escape from ino he'd go to 1TF14 : l'oii St. Peter ? I need him here. And hope ymi can s(??? your way eloar. .'hi earth I bore a heavy cross : ?<5ive me in hea Veil still 'liggs to boss. I ve brought my rolling . pin, plale< ami jafs. I'e keep uiiii (Induing atnoiiu the s|lt|s. l?nt. -ay. St. Peter, it seems to tie* Ibis gate isn't kept as it ought lo be ^ < ii ought to stand right h.\ t he open ing there. And ne\ or sit. down. in thai easy chair And s.(\. sr. I'efer. uiy sight is dimmed Hut l don't like the war your wills kers a re trimmed. I hey re cut too wide with an outward toss ; ? ? 1 hey d look better narrow and straight across." j St. Peter sat quiet and' stoked his shift Hut in sprite. ,of his Office had to laugh; Then said, with a fiery gleam in his eyes ; "W bo's lending this gate. Maggie, von or I? Then he nrovp in his stuturo tall *' And pressed a button upon the wall, And said to the imp who answered the bell ; 'Escort this female around to hell." Slowly J iggs turned, by habit bent. To follow wherever Maggie went. St.. Petev, standing on duty there. Saw that the top of his head was bare. He called the old boy back and said: "Jiggs. how long has thou been wed?" "Thirty years" (with a weary sigh) ? And then t bought fully added "Why?" St Peter was sii,-,,i uj,|, |,vllt down ; Me raised bis hand and scratched his crown ; Then, seemingly a different thought f" take. Slowly half to himself he spake: thirty years with that woman there. N< wonder the man hasn't any hair. Swearinir is wicked : smoking' s not! good : lb sinoked : 1 1 h | sv\..ri? { should think lie would ! I 1 1 i i t \ years with that t ? >i 1 1; 1 1 ? - sha rp ? " " ? Angel (?abrlel ! < ? i \ ? ? him a luirp; A .jew clod harp with a golden string. ?;<M.d sir. pass in where the angles >ing And 'Jahriel gave him a seal alone with a cushion up neat the throne ' ill! tip .some angels to play their hesf Km .Tiggs Jims surely earned a r??*t See that on fiiiesf atubrosjii be feeds, lie's had about, all the hell he need". It i-n't hardly the thing to do Ti' roast him <>i. earth and in the fu tare too " I le y Arave him ;i harp with gulden y rings. A glittering robe and i4 psiir of wings. And .Tiggs. looking down from his' higli lc\el. l b. night of Mii-yi, ir .ori v Uil tile devil, ? o'orge r.rudshaw in Pert- MaroueJtc Maga/.im*. Shelley wrote tlif* "Ilevolt of Is lam" while lying in the bottom of n Noat on the Thames Iliver. The floor nron r ? T Sf Peter"*, in Itome, Is 227, 0C0 square feet, being the greatest of any church In the world A caterpillar will in the course of n month eat food weighing f?.000 time# a? much as its own body. (Ireat llritain ha* 917,8?V> widows :?ud oryhnn children, dependents of the World War IT FAYS TO TRADE WITH The Snyder Store Just received a large line of ladies Coat Suits and Dresses. Also a big line in Millinery. We can please you in the abdve lines. We will be pleased to have you call and look our lines over and know we can save you money. full line; OF LADIES AND CHILDRENS READY TO WEAR THE SNYDER STORE OPPOSITE POSTQFFICE doRNER _ Meeting of the t\ I). ('. Tin- first assembling for the mhimiii o/ the John 1>, Kennedy Chapter was nt tlir home of Mrs. Itobert Ton in, with Mrs. !?'. Leslie Zcmp ami Miss Kiln Zc'nip as assistant hostesses. Not wit h standing tin* stormy afternoon a large ami cut Unsiast ic membership was out ami if t ho meet inn was a prophetic One of those In follow the chapter. this y cHi will l?o very successful Uo| "its front officers a' tie I commit t eos wore encouraging. Mr.v Zcmp ami Mrs. Sill were authorised in car ry on iho Wu'k of marking tho soldiers graves and auain we ask thhso inter ostoil in the unmarked graves of *ol iller- lo confer Willi these ladies. A* all pledges for lP'Jl had lioeu pa id I he chapter decided - t<> give no thinir more mil i I the State ronvontloii meet s in f >e?-onibc.r. The olool ion of officers resulted i it 'he choice of I he following ?president. Miss Louise Nettles; vice -pres.. Mrs, \V. .1. lhinu: secretary. Mrs. Kdwlu Miiller : treasurer. Mrs. Iv. K. SiU ; his torian Mi->s l.wila Shannon: registrn, Mr* \V. K Nettles. Mrs. Arnett de clined re-election as secretary and made a very happy and appropriate little speech in giving up an office that she had so effectively filled for three years. Tho president thanked the member ship for the hearty and loyal support given her during four years service, ?Hid she felt that she would he an 'ni gra te indeed to refuse to- servo them 'orujer. and if their will she would make it her pleasure. The president then asked the chapter to stand while she expressed the sincere sorrow of the organisation lii the passing of Wil liam McWillio Shannon. I>eep sympa thy felt for our former president aud faithful co-worker. Mrs. William Shan iiOn. in thlx the darkest shadow that has fallen across her pathway. The lo*/s of a man like Mr. SJiaiJnon Is both personal and general to the people he loved and served and every organisa tion in the town must feel tills loss directly or indirectly. The secretary \Vas instructed, to write a note of sym pathy to Mrs. Shannon lo behalf of the chapter. * " A pleasant feature of the afternoon was the presentation of the Flag of The Klrkwood Rangers*, given to the chapter by Mr. John Boykin fop the Hoykin family. This flag was made by the Nuns of Columbia. S. C., aud presented to the company the rve of their departure to Virginia in 18G1. Col. William M. Shannon command ing. The cloth of which it is made Is of a dress of Cover nor PiekeiH wife, who was Mis* r.ucv Ilolmnn, of Co lumbin. Chder large *dar in the center i* ti medallion which was bless cd by tho pope. It -was In Virginia four yeiivs and was brought back home l>y Captain James l>oby who was Tap tjiiii of and in command of (ho com pany at tho time of tho surrender nt Appomattox. If was given to Col. R M. Hoy kin by Captain I>oby after the war. Tho flag was unfurled and quite enthusiastically examined hy the grateful membership. Tho chapter president with a minority vote wished to place it in tin4 South Carolina Room in the Confederate White House in Richmond. Va.- This was not the wish of the majority however, and the flag will lie Kept in the Camden Library at present, and perhaps later sent to Richmond. The chapter gave a vote of thanks' to .Mr. Itoykln and the Hoy kin family for ihls valuable gift and the .secretary was instructed to write the note. Mrs. M u I letv extended an invitation to all chapter members to attend the reception at tin*' Manse next Satur day. afternoon at Ti o'clock given by the Civic League complimenting the teachers of the Camden School. Miss Mary MillST a long absent mem ber was present and received a cord hi I welcome. She sails for China the Inst of this month to be in Hint far-away country a year or more. ? - ? The social hour was much enjoyed, the hostesses serving ice. oreniji and cake In which the oolorH of red and, white were artistically carried out. SI N.M VIi) NKKDED ftAlSLNK? ?Sc per pound." The Cash $tore. An Knpipemfnt Aunounoed. ?* The announcement of the engage, luent of Mis.s Hessie Hood, the young est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Hood of t b Is city, and Mr. William DeSassare Roykln, the youngest son of Mrs. Lucy Ho.vlcLn. formerly of CUimdeu. caused quite, a rirxp'e of sur prise at the lawn party gtren some ot^ her many friends In this clly by ber* sister, Mrs. .T. J. Williams, on f4't>es day morning.? burner Herald. 1 ? I IJCMONS? .'*> cents per dozen at The Cash Store. Ht*NTERS TAKK NOTICE. Xo more permit* will be Issued tJbis season for bunting in Red Ranks twitarp. F. M. WiKKTHN. Camden. S. C.. October 4. 1921. "As Copeland Goes, So Goes the f ashion" LEARN THE WAY When You Think Clothing Think Copeland Company If yon are thinking now of your Fall Suit, Hat or Overcoat, can t you make it convenient to see our line right soon) Whether you buy or not come look it over. Suits and Overcoats $25 to $60 Hats $3.50 to $12.50 Boy* Department ? Second Floor ? Take Elevator. Extra good Suit* ? ! pair iwnts $8/iQ to 20.00 Kaynee Shirts and IMoUh^s 7Jk to $2,041 Holeproof Hosiery for Children .... 55c. HOLEPROOF HOSE For Women 75c to $3.50 Bradley Peaa?yl ?aaia Kail TravcU Sw?at?rt lor Mca, Wtafi ?a<i (Ujl 1535 Main Street Columbia, S. C.