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SPECIALS AT THAD SALEEBY’S Madame Grace Corsets — Best made, guaranteed quality, at $1.48 up Crepe de Chine—40 inches wide, at $1.48 Duchess Satin—36 inches wide,** $2 values, at $1.48 Percales, 36 inches....l4c to 19 l-2c Imported Swiss Organdy—40 to 46 inches, $1 values 62c Colored Linno Cloth, beautiful colors, 40 inches 39c White Oil Cloth 30c Colored Oil Cloth 25c Lawn, all colors 10c Cretonnes, 36 inches, speciaL.18c Beach Cloth, all colors 24c Taffetas, 36 inches $1.39 Crisp Organdies, 40 inches, all colors, at 25c Amoskeaff Chambray 19c Apron Ginghams 10c Scrims 10c L. L. Panama, 36 in. Sheeting: 10c fndian Head Linen 23 l-2c Nainsook, pink and white, at only 19c Mother's Pride 37c Amoskeagr Utility Gingham, beau tiful patterns, 27 inches....22c Chambray, all colors 10c Candidates Cards HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES I hereby announce myaelf a can didate for the House of Representa tives of Florence County, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. SAMUEL W. YOUNG. X V MR‘HAPPY PARTY NO DREAMS OF BUSS! BRING MORE DELIGHT- JjZniW THIS TO AN V rAPPCTITB !ll| What conjures up a more delightful entertainment than the Idea of a nice juicy roast served with the proper vege tables. This market makes such dreams come true. Watch for Mr. Happy Party .SMITHS MARKET PHONES tfii — 484 Diamond Rush In South Africa Cape Town, South Africa.—The big gest rush in the history of South Af rica’s alluvial diamond diggings oc curred at Mosesberg, 60 miles from Kimberley, when about 16,000 diggers ’rom all part of the Union and Rho- lesia pegged out their claims. The line of stake for the peggers ex ended over four miles and immed- ately after the proclamation was read the diggers, each carrying four tegs, rushed to the points they fav- >red. There were no casualties, which is •egarded as remarkable considering he number of claimants and the ex- itement engendered by the rush, ’here were many disputes, however, ind these will be settled by the offi dale. A huge canvas camp has arisen and the greatest optimism prevails. Advice To “Foolish Wives” (By Miss Dupont) A husband in the hand is worth two in court. Foolish wives are those who buy heavy glasses to find their husband’s weaknesses. Taffy now is better than epitha- phy later. Bay it with kind words— flowers wilt. You’ve got him—let the others worry. If he says he has been to a lodge meeting, believe him. You won’t add to your peace of mind by learning otherwise. If you don’t tell him he’s wonder ful there’s a flapper waiting round the corner who will. If half he tells yon is true, let the other half slide. Parasols With the newest handles ********************************************** * ♦ * * * * . — — — . . _ _ , _ ,je * * T w 1 * - * Ig ********************************************** / Levensoris Present Going Away? I | Petticoats *********£. ********** *****-**. ? * % * * and the finest quality of * j Silk Taffeta. Sun and | New Summer DrCSSCS rain proof; in all shades —Purple, Green, Navy, Etc. Hose | Full fashioned, plain or | fancy thread silk in all | shades — Kayser's, Mo- % hawk, and Van Roalte. * Sizes 8 to 91-2. * * i m ******************** $ Dresses for Morning*, Sports and After noon wear. Whether one goes to the moun tain-side, sea-side or country-side, there are fashionable circles everywhere. Fleur-de-Lis Blouses Hand-Made Dimity Blouses For Sports wear with separate skirts Levenson’s Quality Shop ‘‘Exclusive But Not Expensive" Complete assortment of the essential white wash able Petticoats for the summer dresses. Dou ble panels and double hems in Tub Silks and Satinets. Bathing Suits | In all shades. Sizes 38 % to 50 * Bathing Caps To Match Your Suit ***• - ^ t DIXIE WAREHOUSE No. and No. Win Run AUCTION SALES For T< "”“° Regular As Usual The buyers are with us and bidding will be lively. The bankers and mer chants are with us and you will be wel come. Florence will be the big tobacco mar ket this year because we are for the farmers and will pay you for your to bacco when sold. Your Friends JAKE W. BERGER and OLD CAPTAIN 26 Years in Florence County