Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GARRISON W Wholesale and Rete Provii Easley JUST RE Car load of Nitrat Big shipment of "] 11Ing flour. A Lo White Lily" 4 Flour; ini pl;. A b:eter line of We sell fov ,fot c. we can sell for less. Come to GARRISON W Easley 1 Special on Wle a'!e offer'ing 4 Iate; hapes and w Ifelts aft only $3.50 wl Get our prices or ceries. BENNETT ME] EASLE A HAPPY NE W YE Al. Make Evety fi Good Fencing protects your Alter harvest you can pastur to year you can rotate crops sc ieg is essential to modern, pri "Pittsburgh Electrically Welded helps put farming on a busin entirely under your control, them most profitably. 'There are heights and designs of "] for every farm purpose. It is a high quality, and every rod guare snakes it a one-piece steel fabric c bility. see us for your fencing, bar For Sali BARR]1 Easley, Up-to-the- Minn YATT & CO. il Hay, Grain and ;ions. , S.C. CEIVED e of Soda. low Ready" self ris- E and "Old Reliable" f lour at lower priee I-4hat's .le rea see us. YATT & CO. p S. C. Men's Hats a 5.00 Men's Hats, the I ights, in best quality tile they last. the best in fresh gro RCANTILE CO. ,Y, S. C. LUMBER YOU CAN WORK wipth the~ geatest pleasure and satis factioni; lumiber that will standl( up in any weather andI under any cond~li tion of use-that is the gradle of building lumber you will get from us. Look over our stoek and get our prices on your needs. , We can make deliveries. H. W. HAMIL.TON * Easley, S. C. bid hbog-igjh live stock and growing crops. e fields as desired. From year ientifically. In fact, good fenc :>fitable farming. Perfect" Farm Fencing ess basis. It puts fields enabling you to farm mittsburgh Perfect" fencing >erfected fence of uniform / A rnteed. The electrical weld f great strength and dura bed wire, staples, etc. 3 by 3ROS. S. C. / te Job Printing. WHAT OF THE NEXT GENERA TIQN? By B. O. Williams, Assistant Boys' Club Agent, S. C. Clemson College, March 21.-Di rector W. W. Long, in speaking be fore the count:' agmts in Spartan : ad the following statement: 'ur work with the boys is tie great hope which we have." This 0ou:1ht shoulde e the basis of all our -}-'.t ht .: the ::tu! .t .n .tore or country boys?: The city boy has <t' advantage of the 'oy SCouLts, the . N. C. A., the ba::eball club, and :ther such organi ations which take ..to c'inside'ratioc th:' an ap r countrv no: is isolated. He lacks educational opportunities. His work often partakes of the nature of drudgery. His hours begin before sunrise and close after sunset. As he seees it, it is a real blessing to l ac with his neighbor boys in a Croap for p1 :sur.re an.d recreati~ .. hat can be (lone to assist the untry boy -" it:..ing his con tact with Mother Nature, his experi .-n' im deatlng w.lh the soil and in :uling I vesto' Can not there be thin, develop -d which will cause him to realize and appreciate the pur -s Its. eii or.; as he toils from lay to day? Men are not astonished by the fact that country boys leave Lhe farm. lind ed, it is astonishing .hat so iany retitai on the farm, >u, it. mtust ue realized that, numbers and niumb.-. (.f choice country boys leave the farm. Can there not be supplied in the life of the country boy something which will give him these things? ..it anid Lie hope of it all rests in Boys' Club Work or sonic such or ganization. How opportune is the field of wara: wi~tch puts it man in contact with ho; and furnishes him a means of leadership whereby h eli a:,t o - eiplig their minds to appreciate farm life their bodies to enjoy recreation, entertainment ai d pleasure, 'w the:r hearts to realize sa ti:-fact .: ,nid contentment. The next generation o' farmners will with ss an organization which has for its purpose the satisfying of .hat great longing of the country boy, namely, "How can I enjoy my self on the farm?" When boys who love farm life grow into manhood, will they not make farmers who will co-operate with one another, who will profit by the spirit of organization, who will strive to beautify their home grounds, who will endeavor tc build up a high standard of ideals is farm life, and will make life on the farm what it sho'uld be? Indeed "our work with the boys is the great est hope which we have." MANN-CHILDRESS. Six Mile Baptist church was the scene of a beautiful wedding Wednes (lay evening at 6 o'clock when Miss Mary Ethel Mann became the bride of 'llenjiman Rae Childress, of Ca techee, S. C. Elaborate and artistic detcorations ini white andl green madle an attractive -setting. The candle lighted alter wvhich encircled the wved ding p)arty was banked wvith ferns and1( flowers which transformed the church into a place of floral beauty. Tlhe wedding was witnessed by a large* circle of friends and~( relatives. The impressiv'e ceremony was per formed by Rev. F. S. Childress, the bride's pastor, and a brother of the groom. The bride wvas given in mar riage by her brother, Mr. A. C. Mann, of G reenville, S. C., and the groin was attended by his best man, Thom as A. l olger', of Central, S. C., while A. I). Mannit, .Jr., Herman Childress, C'liftonli Childress, WV. C. Mann, of Columbia, S. C., and D). C. Mann, of P'ickens, S. C., actedl as ushers. Tlhe girlish beauty of the bride was eniriched by her wedding gown of satin with Irish tcrimmng. HI r only orniaminet was ia string of pearls. Hecr corsage was ro5(ss and valley lilies. The made of honor, Miss Eleanor Mann, a sister of the bride, wore a beautiful pink satin dIress trimmed in silv'er late. with a hat and1( slippers to match. She carried a bouquet of Colum bin roses. A ppropria te music was rendleredl wvhilec the guestk were assemblng. Th lwding party etrdby the strains of Mendelsshon's wedhding march, played by Miss Bethgl Mann, sister of the bride. Immedliately after the ceremony Mr'. and Mrs. Childlress left for an extended wed ding trip in F'lorida. Mrs. Cihildress is the second (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mann of Six Mile, and hits matny friends in this s'ct ion and throughout the state. Mr. Childre;: is principal of the graded school at Cateechec, S. C., and afte~r returni'.g from their wedding trip Mr. andt~ Mr. Childress will make their home at the Albermiarle Hotel, Cateechee, S. C' NOTICE. 'Best prices paid for Eggs, Butt-r Hens and Fiers. For Information, write Mr. French, Box 848, Green ville, S. C., or call at Cyclone Traide Routes office In Miller Bldg., Green ville, 8. C.. and ask for Mr. 1rench. NEW SPRING. G( Notwithstanding conditions, new Spring goods for all of the have disposed of our high price m the high market last year and the been bought at the new low price. store and find what you are look at the low price you are able to MILLINERY AND LADIES READY-TO-WEAR. Our Millinery Department is complete with all the New Styles in Ladies, Misses and Childrens Hats, and the prices are much cheaper than last year. We are featuring a special line of ladies hand made Pattern Hats at $5.00 and $7.00. You will find these same Hats priced as high as $10 in other stores. Come in and let us show you the new styles. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR. See our line of Ladies Suits, Coats and Dresses. The styles g are beautiful and the prices reas onable. SHOES AND OXFORDS. The new Spring Shoes are Edwin 1. The Store Thai EASLI Phone 58. Agent for McCall and Pictoria YOUR EAS Can Be For One-H~ Extra special offering Easter week--savings to y and on many items even < are determined to cut ou days regardless of our lo THOUSANDS HAVE TAKEN A of our low prices in the la will throng the aisles this history of Greenville Me (lay, come and get your s1 to-Wear which we are no se em red iculous in the e THINK OF SUCH VALUES Al $2.00 I .ace trinnmiedl Voile Waists, goi $3.00 and $4.00) Waists, lace and emrnt Fancy Waists of all kinds, some $1 5.(00 $1 .00 Lace trinunmed Silk Camisoles, nov $3.00 M iddy ~.I is, all colors, atll size $25.00 Silk I)re~ses, varied assortmen $25.00 I.adies Suits, you should see L~adlies Fine Suits, values up to $40.00 Newv Sprng~ Wraps ini goodl assortment $16.50 All Wool Sweaters, going now a $'7.00 Silk Bloomera, all colors, your< And Thousands of Oti Extra Special Conces YEAGER'S ( 209 NOR TH MAIN ST. JODS AT BOLT'S we have gone ahead and bought departments of our store. We erchandise that was bought on goods we are showing now have Remember, you can come to our ing for in Brand New goods and pay. much lower in price than last year--anywhere from $1.50 to $2.50 per pair cheaper. We have all the new styles in Ladies Pumps and Oxfords, also the new Strap styles. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENt. In this department we are showing a pretty line of Voiles, Organdies and Silks. We have the new 40-inch colored fancy Voiles at 25c yard. Organdies are good this spring and we are showing a beautiful line of trans parent Organdies in all shades from 39c yard to $1.50 yard. We cordially invite you to come in and let .us show you the new spring styles. Remember, we shall be glad to show you even though you may not be ready to buy. - Boft & Co.1 t's Always Busy. .Y, s. c. I Review Patterns. TER APPAREL Purchased Now dlf Price and Less is throughout the entire store for ou of ONE-THIRD, ONE-H ALF, leeper cuts are being made. We e' stock in two in just twelve more ss. VANTAGE st few days and thousands more week-the greatest week in the echandising. Don't wait another aare of the good, reliable Ready w rcn so LOW as to almost yes of the public. THESE rg --- -----98c -dr "i m---------------$1.98 -------------$2.79 ----* ~~ -- 49c ST1O .- -9 8 c t, reai values - - . . them, nIow..----------------- $ 9 art 1-3 to 1-2 pricc. -----------$4.98 ier Items we Have ne Room to M4ention. sions to Out-of-Town Trade. JUALITY SHOP CREENVILLE. Sa C.