Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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News of Interest in and Near Bethune thur"hr,e' ho?"t:?fToMo,: y<?r% Missionary society of the MothoiJhst church last Tuesday afternoon Ih.s wart u "guest meeting and Mr*. W. Herbert, of Biabopville, a conference worker, was special guest. ?Sne maue an intereating and helpful talk and was presented with a bouquet o beautiful gladioli. During the social hour following the meeting delicious refreshments were served by the hoat68Miss Gladys MoOants, of M?ncks (Corner, has been visiting Miss Gladys vllaker. . Miss Mary Ixwise Mcl^urin attended the Bunn-McDonald wedding in Columbia last Tuesday evening. Miss Edith Clyburp is spending some time in Camden the guest of Miss Frances Chewning. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Gardner, of Charlotte, were recent dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Hosier. George Sedley King, of Atlanta, is " with his sister, Mrs. D. M. Majfs, recuperating after an appendicitis operation. * .. Mrs. T. It. Bethune and Mrs. It. K. MoCaskill are visiting their former homes, Clinton and Waterloo, respectively. , Mrs. Neil Truesdale is attending a .summer school at the University of South Carolina. Miss Beth Terry, of Quitman, Ga., is spending some time with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MfcCaakllL Mr. and Mrs. ltoland Eidson, Mrs. 0. W. Satcher and Margaret iSatcher, of Ward, and Frances Munnerlyn, of Columbia, spent Sunday in the homo of Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Ward. Miss Elizabeth McDonald was the guest last week of Miss Mary Ellen Melcaurin. Mi.HH Stella Bethune and Miss Carrio Yarbrough visited friends in Newr berry last week. Has Plan To Solve v Nation's Problem Chattanooga, Tenn., June 25.?Deputy City Treasurer J. P. Winn took a lead pencil here today and figured out how to solve the nation's economic ills through a special government issue of twenty-five dollar bills to every citizen. "Persuade the government to Issue a new $1 bill and lend to each frian, woman and child in our country 25 of these bills. This issue would bo different in appearance, but its purchasing and paying power would be equivalent to our present $1, as- it would be legal tender for all taxes, debts anil purchases. "The bill must be enlarged to allow the placing on,its.back fifty-four spaces for two cent stamps and the explanation that it can not be held more than one week without placing one two-cent stamp thereon, and that the bill ay ill be redeemed-witlim-on? year if all stamps required are at tached. "Here are the figures: "Approximate population of the United {States 120,000,000. "Twenty-five $1 bills to each person $3,000,000,000. "Each $1 spent fifty-two times, $150,000,000,000. "Cost of 2-tcent stamps sold by government, $3,120,000,000. "Cost of money loaned by government. $3,000,000,000. "Profit marie on issue by government $120,000,000. The government lends its people $3,000,000,000 for one year at 4 per cent interest, which will more than pay for cost of issue of money and the necessary stamps to be bought from post offices." Singing Convention To Meet The 1/oe County Singing Conven-1 tion will meet with Bethany Baptist church on Sunday, July 3rd, at 2:30. p. m. To reach Bethany from Route 30 at Manville take the St. Charles road 2\ miles. We especially invite all choirs anil singers of Camden and Kershaw County to meet with us.. VA cordial welcome to all. L. A. Moore. President. ramous fiver Killed Rosodale, Miss., June 2,.?.John Hunter, one of four brothers, who set a world's airplane endurance revert! at <'*:-ago two \ears ago. was k. '.etl here today by the propeller of that struck h.n. <-n his head J (- r?t report of the a ulent -aid ;ift. r : .he motor !* the amph.bhad been started. Hunter , 1;jr. : .t on a w .ng :? ur.f.e .t lb- O a- en route to X. \v 0-;rnn\t . , r ? of i > brothers who partii.pated tr.e t niiuuiiio' 'light at ('ha g" They planned to (pen an air mail route fv??m Gulf port. Miss. The.r plane was forced down here by a heavy rain late ^esterda> afternoon. George Hilton, \N .nston-Sa.em was the fifth man arrested for conspiracy to steal a whole freight car of cigarettes valued at about $5O.0OO : by slipping a different waybill into! the papers of the train conductor and. thus diverting the car to another des- i ^ tination and consignee who was one | of the party. general News Notes A Herman carp, weighing more than 100 pounds, was (caught by a fisherman in a Vermont like last Week. A miner and a barber were arrested at Harlan, Ky., Saturday on warrants charging murder in the slaying of three deputies in a gun battle at Kvarts more than a year ago. President llibben, of Princeton university, in his last baccalaureate address to the graduating class advised them to formulate "ideals which must gpido us back to a normal basis. H. WPlIudBon, 60, former sheriff of, Franklin county, N. C., committed suicide Sunday afternoon at his home! L-' ? 1 . . -J ! i at Ix>uisburg, Hd bail been in ill health for some time. (jovernoj Miller of Alabamu on Friday granted, one-year paroles td( 227 state prisoners convicted of dry violations and who had served as much as six months or more of their sentences. / Four persons were dead, 16 reported massing and 86 injured at Montreal, Canada, Friday as a result of two explosions on board the oil tanker Cymbaline at a dock thete. W. Roy Breg of Atlanta, <Ja., has been named as director of fteld activities by the Allied Forces of BProhihibition by the national headquarters . in New York. I The Fulmer bill to release to the . mil n.i.mmi Red Cross for relief purposes 40,000,000 bushels of wheat and 500,000 bales of cotton from farm board stocks, was passed by the houae on Thursday. W John W. Davia, chairman, announced Saturday that the special gifts committee of the Democratic victory campaign, headed by Alfred E. Smith and Owen D. Young, has raised #148,025 during the last four weeks. Earthquake shocks in parts of Mexico on Saturday caused the death of at least three persons, the injury of scores of others and damage to many buildings. The worst of the shocks centered at Colima. Mrs. John Brisbane Walker of New York, national woman's party official, censure* the Kepublican national platform as one "which completely ignores women's demands for equality of opportunity." . .The . nationalist, newspapers of France on Sunday made a bitter attack on Premier Herriott's policies at the Lausanne reparations conference, charging him with having surrendered to Great Britain. Arrangements have been completed in New York for the merging of the Armour Fertiliser Works and the Virginia-Carolina (Chemical company, two of the largest producers of fertilisers in the United States. Paul Gorvulov, assassin of the late President Paul 'Doumer of France, is demanding that the indictment amrn , II, masmmm-m iiiiiiiiisiiiimiiiiisiiiuiiiiiimiiiiiiiu gainst him be quashed. He ?ay?I wife U to become a mother in OttoJbB er and criticise# the findings 0{ alkj lata and other physicians as to )J sanity. . Carlo* -Davila, head of the ,*WE socialist junta of Chile, emph*tieslhB( declared Sunday that all the forces of Chile apd a "united country* B stand behind hie government, du^E reports of another-eewnter-revolutioaB1 on behalf of Col. Marmaduke Qr0HB More than 800 names were on tt*B ballots cast in the election in imME yesterday. There were mpectWeB party nominees for governor, Ufclujl States senator, representative! \M three congressional districts and ?E multiplicity of minor offices. (July Clearance Sale!] , | at the Big Store of Hirsch Bros. & Co. f I I BEGINNING FRIDAY, JULY FIRST ll M WE MUST RAISE $10,000-00 AT ONCE AND ARE OFFERING OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE AT SACRIFICE i f II PRICES. ALL PRICES ARE CUT IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, SO COME IN TIME TO GET YOUR SHARE OF THE BIGGEST BARGAINS ll! WE HAVE EVER OFFERED IN THE HISTORY OF OUR BUSINESS. OUR STOCK IS NEW AND UP-TO-DATE. M j ' | The Greatest Sale of Summer | Dresses Gamden has Ever s Known We offer Friday morning over 300 New Dresses for js Summer at unheardof prices. A special purchase enTO ables us to offer you these Dresses at these low prices. 3 Our motto: "When /we buy a bargain, we'll sell one." 5s So be here Friday morning. Women buy more dresses in July than any other j3 month in the yeais This year we know they're out to CQ save money . . . and still have as many dresses as ever. f+| So we've planned this sale with the dresses they want, 25 when they want them, at the price you want to pay. Here are four groups of outstanding values in La2= dies' Silk Dresses, correctly styled and in the colors S desired I $2.19 $2.95 $3.65 $4.95 _ 1 WASH DRESSES New shipment just arrived in all the new attrac 5 tive styles. Lovely quality materials in the most want55 ed colors. One dollar value, our price I 79c. I COTTON PIECE GOODS HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICE as 2,000 yards SHEETING, yard wide 4c S PERCALE, yard wide 8 l-3c Fancy VOILE 8 l-3c ?g Fancy VOILE, fine quality 19c as ORGANDY, good quality j. 12 l-2c These are only a few of the many items to be had in 1+] this sale. The more you buy in this sale, the greater 52 your savings. , SILK PIECE GOODS I 10 Pieces WASH SILK, yard 39c 1 15 Pieces HONAN ^SllANTUNG, fine quality, all colors, yard - 59c g 10 Pieces FLAT CREPE, 40 inches wide. All * Li the leading colors. $1.00 values, yard 68c s These ate real values in Silks, and if it's low price S you want, this is your chance. |C| Ladies Silk Hose at Bargain Pric?$ 1 One tafcle pure thread SILK HOSE, full-fash- | ioned, one dollar "value , 49c One table full-fashioned CHIFFON * HOSE, $1.25 value, sale price 65c g One big lot ANKLETS, 10c* pair, 3 pairs 25c E LADIES HATS v J One lot PANAMA HATS, while they last 59c I; MEN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR 1 Our Bargain Counter is the iplace to secure your re- g quirements in Underwear. One big lot, Specially Priced 29c.? MEN'S SHIRTS ~ | On Sale, Men's Genuine Broadcloth SHIRTS, White and Blue, Sale Price 44c .13 Big Lot fine quality Broadcloth SHIRTSr going M in this sale at 98c 5 MANHATTAN SHIRTS, being- closed out in thik Sale at $1.55 and Upjg BATHING SUITS, on Sale at 59c ? BATHING CAPS, eaeh-^..^.. 5o.^ Many other items at bargain prices which we are 5; unable to mention here. ;0] i s Immense Shoe Bargains I | for the Entire Family ss Men's and Women's TENNIS SHOES, per pair 39c EE 100 Pairs Ladies Tan OX[ I FOKDS. per pair ... 95c H Lot SUMMER SHOES, Mesh Sandals in colors #oz= injr in this sale at . $1.39 ( ] Big Lot Ladies' PUMP& and 1 == STRAIN in Kid and Patent. per pair $1.85 = Ri>r Lot ENNA .IETTIUK Shoes ? in Rlonde. White and Black. EE This is a Iii>rh jrrade shoe. = which retails the world over EE at $."? and $t>. We are ?of==i inpr 11? close these out at the u=j low price of. per pair $2.95 All Men's and Children's Shoes EE marked d<>wn to rock bottom prices = at mis Sale. rS | All Sales are Cash I | -No Approvals I -No Returns 1 L SHOES FOR WOMEN JsH$6 . HmAgmUJH 'f VramflV . AAAA to EE^^^^Siies I to If Enna Jettick Shoes combine style, comfort, fine fitting and long wearing qualities at very moderate cost. Enna Jettick.White Shoes may also be procured the year 'round. Tune in on Enna Jettick Melodies, N.B.C. Hook-up, 8 o'cl ock Sunday evenings and Enna Jettick Dances 10 o'clock Saturday evenings. Time give^jj^a'stern Standard. HIRSCH BROTHERS & CO. EXPERTS IN FITTING ENNA JETTICK SHOES . Men's || Clothing j| Our entire stock of Men's Clothing 2I will go in this Sale at Great savings. I LINEN SUITS, while they last only $4.95 g Out; Lot Karx, ?>chattner <fc SUfl| Marx Tropical Worsted ! Suits, closing out at $11.88 |fl Men's Cotton PANTS, White and Stripes ' 98c ffia STRAW IIATS. a bar- IB Men's PANAMA HATS, while C they last 98c g-fl ^ ^ Hirsch Bros. 1 & Company 11 The Big Store? Camden, South Carolina | 1