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GENERAL NEW& NOTK& , ? r One of the largest moonshine stills ?ver cpptuied in Richland county was destroyed by officers Tuesday last , fourteen miles from Columbia, The ; outfit included a 500 gallon steamer and a 180 k**IIoii COpp#r still. About 3,000 gallons of Iteer wore destroyed. 1 One Ralph L\ flrown, of Beaufort,! is suing the News and Courier, of : Charleston, for $50,000 alleged dam age by libel. Hrown is represented by Logan & Grace of Charleston, i : Mendel L. Smith, of Camden, and Claude M. A man, of Beaufort. A marriage license was granted by the probate judge of (ireenville boun ty Monday last to a very ypung^eou ' pie, the groom 17, the bride 15. Mrs. SeMt, the probate judge, required the parents of the couple to sign their consent befove she issued the license. Mrs. J. K. Huggins has brought auit for damages against the city of (Jaffney fllr a sprained ankle on the Street while she was returning from I church at night. She claims $5,000. There is talk in (ireenville of build ing a 12-story hotel on the old Man sion House property. Horace King, aged 82, of Asheville, j reached Greenville a few days ago in * His automobile, which he had driven all tin- way alone, except that he stopped at Chick Springs and picked j up his brother-in-law, James Suber.j aged 08. Abbeville had a baby show Tues- ' day of last woek, with 05 babies on exhibition, including two pairs ? of twins and one set of triplets. Col. Jacob Ruppct't, N0w York cap italist, has become the sole owner of (he New York Yankees baseball or- j ganizat it>n, paying $l,250,00n t <? Col. Tillinghast L Huston for his interest j ip the baseball </lub. Mayor. Hyland and other promii | nent men aifd wom(f of New York < are after the- Democratic national i convention of 1024 for that city. Three women and two children I were killed in a grade crossing crash J at Carlisle, Ohio, Monday 'afternoon, j when a truck in which the party was moving was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train. Sixty million German gold marks equivalent to $ 1-1, 280, 000 Imve arrived in New York to pay maturing notes given to the Belgian government on account of indemnity payments. James Hammond, lawyer and for mer state senator, is missing from Trenton, N. J., along with $.'12,000, the property of a buildhu; and loan association and clients of the missing barrister. Kddie O'Brien and James Colson, convited Monday at Toledo, Ohio, as tx'ing members .of a gang that robb ed the Toledo poStofTice of $1,000,000 in February, 1021, were sentenced Tuesday to serve fifty years in the Federal prison in Atlantic An apparent cure for "ancer has been announced by Prof. Blair Bell .of Liverpool university, .according to information brought to the United States hy Dr. I.. K. Houghey of Con cordia, Kan. The treatment consists of a collodial of lead, which is an -en emy of the diseased tissues. There are said to lie .'},68 1 bad words in our language, and a man needn all of them when lie walks into a rocking chair in the dark. Frank A. Munsev, already owner of th<; New York Herald, New York Sun, and New York Evening Sun, has pur chased the New York Globe and Com mercial Advertiser. Albert Schlageter, . a Prussian of ficer, was executed by a French court martial at Dusseldorf a few days ago on conviction of sabottage, and stir ring up trouble in the Ruhr. The Newberry creamery shipped 1,700 pounds of butter to Charleston last week and $1,921 was paid to the farmers of Newberry county for cream. I Ninety-three automobiles, valued at approximately $100,000 were recover ed by the police of Pittsburg. I'a., one day last week. following the arrest of six hoys, who are charged with the thefts. William U. Hearst say* that if I ** f t to the popular vote, /Henry Ford eoul 1 easily he elected to the presidency of ' the I'nited States, hut that he could I hardly he elected it' nominated hy ci** ther of the old parties. If elected it i will Iium he hy an independent; part \ . ' Ilussc i! IllIK agyd 1^', fell from his I bicy'Me < n the street pavement in J (ireenu ?><,<! Wednesday night and! frar'iii.d i ku'l. living Thursday | ni^hr. T.'.. . . . i ? ? i > port - i f eruell V t < ? eon \ i< ' - ? ( i i e?*n\ ille 'count v chain-_ g: i f . ! "an immediate and coin -J ? i i i- investigation" v. ill he i in.. ! . * i:c grand jury. I ' !.< federal court at Anderson la - u< Judge Wat h in*- - enti need a \ "t.' ? tn of Spartanburg. < ) 1 1 i ? ? I*. .M ' ?> 1'iiv month in A: ..i 'a pris / ? ar : .. ! . f.i of ^ 1 ,()(><? for violating tii Ia\i t. t?i whii h he had' p. i -id* I guilty. The prison sentence ; \\ .i (i h ? ? rt heeau-e the te,. >w l. a <K I a 1 ? .id;, .am in .jail 11 months. I . 'a't Senator l-'erris ?>!' New \ < i ' i .i l.jress to the graduating class ? !l a ? i >m mercial school in tha' c:tv !? i Ma; , !\ wd his hearers riot :?> man . .? 'hi } were ahle ti> support t hi . !' i. . - ! a ; d- . Hi t old i hen ? ? -t to . put lhe!V ? ?' < il the position of when' the\ v. ovild l.aVe to beg th> :r , hu I mi .d> ! ? i' Witney. ? I I'll UN I'A K ACi R A I'HS. (Spartarhurg Citizen > "(ireen. it i* .-aid. quieting to the nyr.vcs. K\e- notice how gentle tho, boss is when breaking in green help? It. is getting so now that one-half,' the world doesn't, know' how the other half can afford to ride in automobiles. When you do it yourself it is stand-; ing up for your convictions when the i other fellow does it. it is pure cusae<J- 1 ness. A w- marr is l.ke an automobile.! says an exchange. A good paint job will bide the marks of time but it won't help the chassis. A pfT?s.s dispatch say a there are 73 co-eds at Harvard who have never been kissed. The Vale crowd always | did think the Harrard crowd a ?loW i set. I RAIN, OR SHINE BEGINS At which time we will place our very exclusive stock offspring and Summer Merchandise on sale at unheard of prices. Come in and Jet us supply you with your vacation needs at greatly reduced prices. Just ask for what you want and don't see. We have it. Just think ! At the opening of the season. Such^i Sale of Seasonable Merchandise ! Ladies' Ready-To-Wear. Wo are well known for our Supremacy ^ in our Ladies Iieady-to-Wear Department. SILK DRESSES. Lot Number 1 ? A sensational assort ment of mid-summer Dreses in all colors, styles and sizes. Sale price $9.75 Lot Number Two- ? This lot is a very at tractive line of fine quality Silk^. All new. Just the thing- for vacation wear. Sale Price $12.48 Lot Number Three ? This assortment is a marvelous line of Presses, and are Su preme in workmanship, style and quality-. Just arrfved in time for this sale and going in at $14.95 All Ladies Suits go in this Sale at Half Price. One lot Wool Skills, worth $5.00. Sale a Price $2.95 A very attractive lot of Silk Skirts. Sale* ? Price. . $6.48 - SHOE DEPARTMENT. We. have a complete line of Drbss, Sport and Work Shoes for Men, Women and Children. '? l The 'celebrated Fairfield Oxfords, all Leather, with Rubber Heels, $5.00 values' for $2.98 One lot Mens Walk Over Oxfords, sale price $3.95 Mens Walk Over Oxfords, in Black and Brown, Sale Price ... .* $4.95 Ladies White Slippers, Side Price 50c. ?. Ladies Black and Tan Slippers^ in small sizes. Sale Price 75c. One lot Misses low heel Shoes, in patent and Yici, Sale Price $1.48 One lot of Ladies White Canvjffc, brown and black. Sport Oxfords, Sale Price $1.98 Ladies Sport Oxfords, tan and brown trimmed, Sale Price $2.98 Hi# lot celebrated Godman's one and two strap Pumps and Oxfords, Sale Price $2.48. Men's' Ready-To-Wear. Our. .large- and varied ~stock "o'f~Men'3 Ready-to-Wear is known as supreme in Quality, Fit and Price. f Genuine "Reach , Cloth" Suits, in new style young mens and conservative models. All sizes sold for $15.00. Sale Price $9.95 c> A nice lot of mens and young mens suits, in all colors and. sizes. New spring models and patterns. Sale pr4ce $14.98 Something snappy for the young men in Grey and Brown Suits in all -sizes. Sale Priced... $17.48 - Some beautiful patterns in. All-Wool Worsted Suits in both Men's and Young ?Men's models. 3Phe Season's Latest. Sale Price $19.75 Big lot of $ummer Weight Pants on sale at $3.48 Genuine "PALM BEACH" PANTS Sale Price $?4.48 25 dozei#' Men's Nainsook Union Suits Special, Per Suit pUfe A nice assortment of fine quality Paja ma Check Union Suits. Sale Price.. 79c One big lot of ..Men's Dress Shirts, with *and without collars, Sale Price 95c A pretty assortment of Dress Shirts with out collar^ $2<00 and $2.25 quality. Sale Price : $1.48 1 % ? f V* Great Bargains in Manhattan Shirts. WASH DRESSES. A very attractive lot of n^ew "Style Ging ham Dresses, worth up to $7.50, on sale at $1.75, $2.48 and $3.75 We have just ^received a big assortment of Voile Dresses, Special for this Sale in all styles and colors. Sale price $4.95 and $6.75 MILLINERY. All Millinery going on sale at Half Price and less. Dry Goods Department. This department is known throughout the adjoining country as the Biggest and The Best. > ' One ca'se of fine Dress Ginghams, Sale Price, per;yard 10c. One, case fine quality English Nainsook, in short lengths, regular 40 and 50c qual ity, Sale Price per .y^r$ 19c. Some ver/ attractive patterns, ill Drap ery, on sale at?per yard 19c. One case J&ncyraMtowrd Voiles and Bat iste, 40 inches wide, regular 50c quality, Sale Price per yard 29c. '2725TTyards fancy Voile/40 inches wide, all new patterns and fast colors, Sale price per yard 4.. ...... A. ...i 39c. Ten pieces Plaid Rating, 75c quality, Sale Price 49c. SPECIAL! Six pieces good-quality yard* wide color ed Dress Linej}. So very poular for Sum mer Dresses. In all the wanted .Shades. Sale price per yard i 75c. ? A pretty assortment of Georgette CrGpe in all the leading colors. Sale price $1.19. A beautiful line of Crepe <Je' Chine in all colors. Sale price per yard $1.45 Six pieces of Satin striped Skirting, so desirable Uiis season. Sale pricfc .... $1.19 A wonderful collection of all Silk Taf fetas, ** including all the leading colors. A very desirable -ftlofth for summer dresses, on sale at pel* yard $1.59 SILK HOSIERY. Our Silk Hosiery is all bought direct from the manufacturer, and we can retail them at really wholesale prices! Ladies Silk Hose, in all colors and black. Regular 75 c values, Sale price per pair 49c One big lot Ladies Silk Hose, sold for $1.25, on sale for per^pair 75c. A fine assortment 01 the famous Gordon Silk Hose. Some silk all the way up, in black, brown and gray, regular $2.00 _and^ $2.50 values* Sale Price $1.65 POSITIVELY Nothing Charged, Sent on Approval or Taken Back? Prices Gash and Final REMEMBER THE TIME, DATE AND PLAGE TEN BIG DAYS HIRSCH BROS. & COMPANY -i "THE HOME OF QUALITY" BROAD STREET CAMDEN. S. C. TEN BJG DAYS