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OCTOBER 29,1913. ....9UOO r * K * ill lr- / It IB PHONE 10*. Loral* anil Header*: 6 cents a line each Insertion.. . OMtaarfm several speakers, and theringinr^wM nost Inspiring nnd hnlpfnl liose ofnhe gsndar Schools of th#/%>wn- shtp were represented. ^ The exercise* we*f •<>?“** wl [* 1 Devotional eervlceshr Rej, J Ceents, Allowed as dMe addreje of welcome by A. C. Pedgrtt, In the course of his remark*. Hr. Psc sett compared thv Sunday Convention to a family reunion. MIm Ids May Fishhurne was present and discussed very forcibly the Mtse on- ary phase of Sunday .School_ *' or • Mrs. J. ('■ Counts presented the [subject* ’•Teacher Training'' ,n * manner which should have appealed to all present T)tere were eevera. ItuaeD one and two horse wagons, “the best by test.** Taylor-Caanady Baggies hi all styles. We also have cheaper grades of baggies. AH vehicles sold by us.^re absolutely guaranteed. We carry at all times a full line of harness and lap- O^r terms and prices will please. Vdsde Company H. W. Black, Jr. Manager. inrf**: On« cent n word. N*ws o*hcr. spcah' rs. amonK whom wor^v ; Items of deaths published fr<>e. P. K, v ^* h / -! 1 * X 5 • 9 • •' • o6u:uu. Prof. A. C. lifers »nrt WEDNESDAY, OGTOBBR XS, • Smoa'vS Department KDITpD RV J. V. lUSIDJK. if ri — <4 imm \ry 7 . - M.-utUic Dfts. D' ar Editor x , 1 :• m not I’ufH of n w riter, bur ^ seeing aryihlnr fhonl neighborhood th such - *. r 5 ’ thouht I’ v ’ til l write ? I'n^’ ; Wo have hcon h 'vine a e.t'• of lilrkn^s around h r. >. Mi- ” .L ... .. . ^ Ti m f. \ X -1 i f! II - IP fnltO.T? CrWS C.i" - ; ■ .CBilr rud^at.this writing, l-uh'-i :;i »‘T>o r i pV- tifu! vofir :t!i cotton O' ■ ’' \L. K. I trt v vva . iiops ’/Ti ’ '.! ^.r> i one/rp.c«! .S^r-.e oi ••'tr f# nd died Nov. 11. IhJJVD** wan i. d* a* th * time busy- *‘tb-- ! n* »*♦»-? It vs ill ett.on be p;, - .t.-hr.'!'ik .Thy place | H \;uan( i.i ov;r <an never more flUei ■> 1A: PI.WOA, "I | q t ti X- n and died Nov. 11. 1 ’ V0ted\iH)abaud, lovlrjif ftsttier true fnond. .ilo UJ\n v. „• !i >; !’ ..-.rdund i>- 'e. chlldtpciXto 4 KHiot Wootlhjvf UldgeHnd •i: , » , t»*.t our loss l\ e:.»rnargA ! ti. f' r v . h » tjhcle. J. N.. Woods, of I!er.*;‘*t- hone to tne/f him - serffh >.t n h >f. fonvl'le Sutodivy , not- nHido/tvi-th 'hniHW. X Mias Norv K llentoa of Mewvlllo M He sitsjf^ •!•••' v-but i •>’ >■ • d ti> I ivo. sodtl for -H -1 *-• Tbery'ss ill by a-Ncterious -Rtv '-. X. hu d w'luVe *h> ; hv'IH attend schdat^ ItirtlHiay t’arty-; • . - * W^/hball ni»*».,t to\c'“t, ti>. r vrr.. ’ F. ft. Fcrion hid bit sine**1-’ oi, ti / !:•♦»» -u.-Viter. 1 11 h M:-. that fiesiirre'tio\ rtor;- Walterlidro Monday r.nd- y T*;fSda> r. Fat rich i \ ar: •. T. ar. .*yX M'lfc.and (*h1i lr« a. , ’ . *• V * *’ " ' • \ i Mr?. P. A. gloman of tKts * Afiraes Rebf’ri a :: r.<i .■f;\ w-) of this piace spent Bcvcrtl Hays 1 X\" h X Ir ^ i{ - *• I’*- i« visiting r-lativea hi Filarient^n; of good things to eat and serine ant tlm-v While there th , ' •"**■ *** K ' f ? l5p >' an “ f ,!lis valuable pre.- nip. all of whiclj/weie visits to Fharie^fon and o>her nlXi iu - Th.-tvlk'• enjoyed and appreciated very much of ibtcrcst\n Mrs i‘eeU!e«* h I f,ur ,lt,!o s '' hm)1 ‘ H ‘•xpecte.i to The afternoon was spe«ytn good touring caX\ ** ' 4IulM >*>v j epen x goon. un<!er the care of Mra. J. fnusic and singingFafter/which thc-.v Mr. and Mrs. L F Iterrv • ’ :l# . Hendersor,v1!lo;. hade goodbye and U-y for their Brown Eyes. homes, with many good wishes for rMvrn-piAxos YR TROI.AS, ' f i: !caj Merchpn- di‘e of nil.Kinds. • SFZGLiyCi MIKIC lit tX'lv. E.rabFdted 1SV8^ fhit! Ic'-ton, loA.ilL, o. c\n;r. Store Your AWAITS 'YOU. SMEMBZR THE OPENING DAY ^ ‘ X V ’ > ,i v VO v . 7 XTU k W —<w —^X“1 k y a v KJ V • ‘i d ll* \ r ng.slree,- S. C. t hoiy fa^cn/-vha^'err.ed to e:;joy t!ve otH tfsiou y^ry r/uch. \V. My Opdfoy and two. o 1 ' hA , . . M W. Stone7»? M NeiL anil Mr! aini w»»d have beyn V0ry : ill. aie t Mr? tv \. Btoman of _U(fs piece-ft** Mr ,_ A q Lyops of l^i; ;/dton gpthor : OR^oytag/tyndep i4te •••*** of . our . ^ returned home. ’ftcr. a pleasant *j_ ;• Ktane ip tj}lnlf«U young doctor, llobt. Hudson. t,:t ! • '. vlH!» to s-t aiitnln 9 ' eelebrafton of |iW 7 --‘I i* rthd.v/ypvf islandton. Mrs. Walter Woo-1, of tblr. place pringing .itb them a botmtiful s X-J ‘^Jov U^v. Lawson's writing very roach. He is on the r.ght lijje “ •* * ^ Bes^fe. ■ tS . M ANTED—A first-grade teacher at one for Cedar Branch. Apply to J, • J. Connelly, Islandton. S. C. .10-29-lt. >DTH K. Txr During the school term I will be ,»C my office in Waiterhord 'on Mop- days and Saturdays; other days 1 ma;.^3e at some school iu the county. Therefor** parties having business with me will please call at rcy ciTtce 4n the above days. .. Hugo S. Strickland, County Superintendent of Educa- lcr-29-3r Mrs.. Junes' Anderson anti dautlrer. Miss (yjara returned home last week after spending soafktimr** with re latives in. Hendersonville. *.*» • » • f ■ ' r i. Mr. and Mrs. *Lonnie Hit-rs, of Savannah were called to the-bedside., of the fornieCg parents.'Mr. and Mr»..Solomon Hlers t ' whq are very ill. X «> ' J ’ > X** w ■ i? xj i- }# a;' i 1 1 1 - 1 * OCTAGON SOAP, 7 cakes for - STAR LYE, - 4 cans for - RED DEVIL LYE, (great for hog cholera) 4 cans for BEST COMPOUND LARD, - Per pound * • y / X ROUGH RIDER (large GRANULATED SUGAR, Per pound X-. Powder can x. / -.V * T QUAUTY Butt Meat, Per poun