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BAPTISTS HO.1) WEEK OF TRAINING AND B[BLE STUDY To be Held In the First Baptist Chureh Miy 29.,Jiue 3. Program An nouncted. laptists of the county are looking forward with a great deal of interest to the "Week of Training and lle Study" which Is to be held In the First Baptist church of this city 'beginning Sunday, 31ay 29th. The feature of the week will be the series of addresses by Dr. J. W. leGlothlin, President of Fur miani I'niversity. The following program has been an nounced by the committee: Sumiday. Min 29 S:11 N P. .\. -Opning session-enroll ments. Addtess, reII sident \\. .1. .\leGlothlin. "Christianity Speading and Con ln41111 to Frihtly. .iy 30-.June 3 :,:: 1..\l.- Norial Studies --N tnual .lannal. 1)ivisiou I.. M\lr. Corzine. :17. -lletary and Secouinry Con ftrences. .\li;s Nnekiols :ind .\r. \Vatts. .:1-- Normal Studi's Nortn:al .anim al. Divi \ion 11. Sls I N 'clo . nina. 7: lo-NoXlrma lv 1tudi . 'A t i.In . -:4--Ohl Te.<fstamtint lhi:i'm y Nqr:n! 1laimal, 1ivision lI. S. II. T.mple man. :1 . d dr. as7::'b,, 1'. M.- thlin. ha - to Iw I am til '!I'l t y, N m : C1. Sclhool !1nd th, 1K ilo . '\laonal U :isi n. Il. .1.- T.:u, hO :l r.1( lotliSn' nl( I 4r II ' i e Friday, 7:30 '. A.-'Christian yf and its 'an c' ' r.s.'' 1. The :erods fro :0 to :it liave in arra e( for thoin who mab not be Tle to attend az lat et hours. Workers from the Country call, if they -wsh rY(W'fl 10111C before chdool nKwn. 2. Lecl and the Ierj at the Thurda,:t G. It is .sird that all -ho attenm the evenig (lasses beginning Why Pay Mor Buy Here anc Save Dollars $r.hours. Worer ('om ti eekunr I 1undown.iiIg n( 4(41 .Lnhn will b Fie (ve at the chrc1a .0 Itis' deired thtal w ho ated h eveingi classes weginn W hy0( Paliity M on B~dii Save ik fovs Dollas 1 lolt Laic' Whnie an. Sj $1.00K 'inality Ladie' S~irt' $1.0 Woqalith. thies wen .. :E0xe Ala 4lock, thiis week. 75iil ( uality ('erialn..o.d. 45i0 halt Table. (il Cnlo $1.00 in ality,' 1 Iti week ..1 75-c qualtitythis (puee... $00gulit I ik. Jneling I wh~l i te.' .... .... ... I are ltlindow .Sades splot $100 qai fiyne 's lko 'l lii v lot Sun 00ts f'ormen Noar Tw1 Soe 210to . at 6:30 o'clock shall be at the luncheon at 6 o'clock and remain for the class and lecture work which follows. 3. This school and conference is arranged for all the Baptists of I4tu rens county. It Is earnestly hoped that lage numbers will arrange to attend daily. 1GM WI-:EK*S GOAL SET BY ('ONGIRESS Final Action on Emergency T1'ariN and Budret System Bills Expected. W'ashington, May 15.-Finlal actioll on two important pieces of domestic legislation. the emergency tariff and budget system bills, and possible dis posail of a measure lntteriat-ional in scope. the Kinox peace remolttion. is the goal set for Congress this week by lealers. Ag reementt on tie taril and budget bills, botI oft which are il contfere nce, Was tegardtiled as asstured 1by tle itnd of the week, ulat .trogress in the HIouse witi the peace mIeasure wa soimtewiai in dolbt. liepulhican lead rs. lowvever. sai( it was probtable that. Germany having accepted the allied I-( artI n onls term1,1 . th11e "entate 4 eacI plant would he taken utp itt a few'. lays. :4. I tlnt has levelotpe( inl the I louse a:: ins; the K nox plait for riteal of thIe var lesoltions and for sutbst itu tiin : t i ere (eclartit on Of ( peace. l'Iass (if tle r#p t io lts 41tuest ioln .rIO:uist to co lit u ip in! the Seltale this week thougoh discussion of the reso lutions of S.in t'or 12a l-ollette. liepub litant, Wisconsini. to coitdtinm and in quire into l'residttt 1 lan(inig's udesig Ita i n 1 trsoInIal repreSntat t ives on11 the allied licouncils. Senator hat lollette Io lution but the Xtelt of gentral d i.bt is i* loulbt. s viral lepiblicanl in tts s iid to view l'residlnt lid in ts action with disfavor. were I ;'o rtvi t liay to, be inlrea y disiii nt It'\':11 il li t.' . W11;i'iifdtt 15 e~ ~ e t eli n e m u "break'' tilt the dsi 1141uw4 b'y openl critkics Of the( adminl aitrationI c policy. Tilet half billion dolh r s aval appro priall i at01tio l l hdas ri n-ht-of-way tis week inl t he Senate. ile adlY (iirmam lient Oihinlo the( mleasure- is expectedl to bi resumled but ta vole oil the armamen11vit conferen1Ce mnmn of Seniator Borah,. ltepublican, idaho. andI so oi the hill itself, is expectet by leaders before, lthe week-end. Thel( arm11Y, aIppropriationl hill, also0 involving dils armament as regards the size of thie regular" arm11y, Is to be reported thlis we%\ek by the Senlate military crommlittee. RECORD-I OTHING, HA ."Ind Will , salo le pri1va ....$1.25il wistso.... .... .... .... ..49c ..... .... .... .... ....$1.49 t.t..... .... ......... .... ...:5 nt.w.......... ......... ..25c ...in..u.lit,..h.sw<..k....39c h..... .............. ....35c .. ......... ......... ....69c .. .... ......... .... ....1.79 ............................48c ... t... .O~... .... .... ..$.9 sl this week,..bla..k..and .... ......... ......... ..89c ial..his.week.... ..........69c i..,.ths.week...19 t... lit $439 ... ..................-......89c ..... ............5 t.. ....5c ... .... .....$1.9 tup to $3.9 ... .... .... ............ ..5c . .... .... ....$1..15c p) lto $439 .... ......... ..1.2 "ip to $2.98 n.and...nil.a.... ....~ ....15c ttIlP It..... .... .... .... .... ....5c Turentinrs ....d .. t... ...15ci .. .... ....... ............$2.95 . P R! C ES WI] Je ee teat Lam-ens Sr-eet, Old ed to recommend a standing army of 175,000 men as against the 150,000 'i-gure voted by the House. The fight against the Increase is expected to be waged ,by the same Senate group con tending for naval armament redue tion. The House will consider miscellan eous bills tomorrow and receive the large deficiency appropriation bill Tuesday.- The House ways and means committee is busy on the permanent tarliff bill with prospects Ihat a fort igit's more work will ibe required before presentation to the .1louse. Many committees activities will be continued this week, including , re suniption Tuesday of the Ilouse in vestigation into the escape of Grover l(leveland Hergdoll. and ad(lditional in vestigation bginning tomorrow of railroad coil(litions by tile Senate Inl terstate Coei tilCe 0. committee. Sitate highway commissioners are to appear tomorrow hefore the Senate post o'-1 flees aInd post roads colillittev at further hearings on tle $:. .410. 10i gool roads hill of 'liairmian Town send. Tle Senate and llouse civil svi-vice colllittel's will begini hearings 'Is'lay on the noveimenit employe's s:ilary Ieclassivatiio lhll, aid the Senato anld Ilose ediucationt coimmit tes Wediiesday will heiar National l.ducation Association ollicers on the Kenyon hill to establlsli a new% lepart mn en t of ibi velfare. Furt h iv1iear inms oil sale" tax proplosa1ls also are to be hel thisI week by the Snate tin Finial ac.tion by the Senate is ex e1(r1t'd this week mi coifiriimion of iavid 11. Blair. Winston-Salem, N. C.. for. ietlernal reve'lmo commulissionecr. Confirmiiationii ham- been held uip by Son htor1.1"Onson Republiennl. California. ('001'1:it TO 3MAlIO: S1'31311-:1t 11031E -:NE-A1l 4111P1-NVI.L.I: Ioern(r.1 Accept liai 111o (f (Green I 1114. To O(enpy Grniaiam home. Greenville, lay IG. -Definite an ntonniieiieeint that he will accept tlhe invitation to make his summiier home on P'aris Mountain was imiale by Gov ellior lRonrt .\. Cooper yesterday inl long distance tel'.phoni e con versation with C. 0. Allen. of the committee which called on the governor in Co lumbhia soi time ago and urged him to sp end the approaching suminmer sea son hee'. 'his decision makes Green v ill e viir tially tile summer capital of South Carolina. lie governor's message, which le is following with a letter to "\Ir. Allen, comles as nye(iCOllc news to Greenville BBUR 1REAKING PR] .TS, S H OES, 5 ( iual ity I hevy% liue JDenm by'pants ......... .. fl0e <liuailty heavy Khlaki (ClothI itiadies' faniey ti owered'o \'oie I I niesi'S Silk I)rIe(ss(s, sp ie il Ilig line oh ih0ys' Knee 1'ants iig .stoek lIoys ' 8uits closing < 1 lot .Alumninm Ware, wortih r'ieo' boilerts, kettIles, peC~tol wee'k, only...... .... .... 1 lot Wash liowls. wvhite rk (only................... . 10 -tt TPin Bueket. in sale thi 50e' Aluminum Dipper . 1 set (6) WhIiit e I'tlat es, wortih I set (6) Cups andi Saueris, w 35 quial ity heavy Shirt ingi CI 30e quality heavy Plaid Hlom 25ce (qual ity (1inighamis, t his w 35c quial ity U Ginhas, thIiis w 35e quainity yard-wvide Hlleach 40e qtiaility' fine Drmess Jiingbi $10 W X \ine ofi 'ardui, wvomia $1.1 0 bot tle 8. 8. 8., the grea 3 b)ig enikes Tloilet(' 8oaip. \'enel 30eO size \'ieks ' ~mal ve, th is wi G ans Gooid Luck lIaking P'ot 1 0 enke' Sweet heari Soap . 10(b spool Th read (150 yardsNI? 15e box 2 in I Shoe I'ol ish. thi 20e size l'eroxide, this week. J50 kg. Hitaek Dauhtit, this v $1.50 )rcss Shirts ........ I $ .00 IDres Shirts..... [THDRAWN 3URNS Stand. L AUREN! citizens and organizations, as strong efforts extending over a period of sev eral weeks have been made to induce 'hilm to accept this invitation. Last week, Governor Cooper came to Green ville to look over the several homes of fered -him, and at that time he was shown over the 'Paris Mountain pro pertics by Sam R. Zimmerman, I)resi dent of the Paris Mountain Company, and other citizens.. Governor Cooper deelded upon the summer home of Allen J. Graham, cotton mill executive, and this place, which is in the midst of the Paris Mountain Company's development, is to he put into the best of condition tim mediately. The governor Was offered the home of Congressman .1. J. me Swain, on North Main street, but this offer he was unable to accept as his physician has advised him to -go to the mountains for the warm months. Governor Cooper Is expected in Greenville about June 15, but the exact date on which he will arrive has not yet been set. It is iobable that the letter miileh he is writing to Mr. Allen will bring definite information in this connection. 'lie will remain here through tle greater 1portion of the sum mer', perhaps int i the fall. Space for his executive ollices has b1eien offered Governor Cooper by Robert 1. Woodside, president of tihe Woodside National Bank. on the bank's mes'aninie floor, andH it it s (onsider'd likely Ihat the goverinor will accept this oft . Discover New Crater. Two young Swedish students of geology named Wadell and Ygberg, af ter ni. adventurous nine days' expe (lition in leeland, have discovered what is believed to be the largest crater in the world, measuring eight kilometers (five miles) long and five kilometers (three and a quarter mniles) 'wlde. The two students further claim to have discovered some warm springs. Children Given Lessons in Law. A remarkable educational establish. mnt is the school for judges in Paris. Here mock trials are held by puplis under the supervision of able attor neys. The whole procedure, from the issuing of a warrant for nrrest to the summing up and the jury's verdict, Is carried through in a businesslike manner. Relief. '"Helen came back from the seashore without a husband." "And wasl her father angry?" "Not at all. Ho was afraid she was going to bring home a husband for him to support."--Bos. ton Transcript. NS& [CES AT BOTI DRY GOOD .il nce quaity .... .......30c ....... ......... .......25c . good for' men11's and b)oys' . ......... ......... ....25c hot we(ather' ......35c to 65c ')resse., sp~eial sale( picei'( $3.98 sale this week, $8.98 to $16.75 . .. .. .. .. ..45c up to $2.48 umt sale h is week $2.98 to $9.50 j2.25 to $2.)8; stew kettles tors ; yourI chioice for this .... ......... .........$1.49 ermy, wvorthi $1 .50, this week ......................79c a week ......... .... ....19c ... ......... ......... ..25c $1.25, this week .... .....80c or! hi $1.50, this week. .. . ..98c leviots, this week .........15co r'spuin, this w~eek .......12 1-2c ek.......... ......... ..10c rek..... .... .... .... ..15c ng,, tibis week .........12 1-2c loth, this week .... .......23c imsl, this week ......... ..19 'i' friend, this week ......84c t 1)blood meidicinet, this wee'(k 84c ianm fiath, tis 'week ........25c "ek .... ...............25c vder', thmis week ......... ..25c ........ .... .... .... ....5c ), this we'ek...... .... .....7c is w~eek ......... .... ....10c ........ .... ............10c ...k..... .... .... .... ..19c ..... .... .... .... .... ..98c .... .... .... .... ....$1.23 AS LOTS Al S. S. C. No. 2 Stc Don't Neglect Your Tires -.They Cost Lots of Money WE GIVE FREE INSPECTION We Build New Life in Old Tires Rim Cuts, Blowouts, Rebuilding and Retreading a Specialty . City Vulcanizing Station Oldest---Largest---Best At City Filling Station O W E N BROS. MARBLE & GRANITE CO. DDSIGNE RS MANUFACTURERS ERIDCTORS Dealers in everything for the -eme tery. The largest and best equipped inon umental mills in the Carolinas. GREENWOOD, - - S. C. C. E. Kennedy & Son UNDERTAKERS ...and... EMBALMERS Motor Equipment LAURENS, . . . S. C. Sewing Machine Needles and Shuttles c for All Kinds of I STORES Machines $3.00 Dress S it . . . . . . . . ... ., . .. .17 75e quality Men 's UdrhtsadDrawers, thi we. .39c 5 boxes Matches(ot0)ths week ..... . ......25 6 pkgs. Washing P~owd1ers, this week..... .... .... ....25c (3 cakes Washing Soap, thswe .. ..........25c 6; pkgs. Armi and hn erodtisweek......... ..25c 5 balls Sewing Trpllead,.thi.week.... ........ .... .....5c 40-inch fancy flowered Voilo, tiis we'ek .... .........25c 1 lot fLadies' Slippers, sis2- o4 1 -2, close out ..$1.00 $25.00 Men's Suits, this.week.... .... ........ ....$12.50 $3l5.00 Men's and Young Men's Suits, this weok .... ..$17.50 Men's Summer Suits, Moarand Palm Beach, this week at .... ......... ......... .... .. $6.98 to $13.50 1 lot [iadies' Shirtwaists, $1.25 aind $1.50 values, tVhis week .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .........75c Ladies' D~ress Skirts, sale .... .... .... .. . .98o up to $9.39 Men's Sox .... .... ........ .... .....5c, 10c up to 98c baies~iC' Hose .... .... .... .... .... ..l10,,15o up to $1.79 - Children's Ihose .... ......... ......... ..10~c up to 39c 1 lot Ladies' andl Children 'si Dresses, elose out at 1-2 piee. Women's D)ressies, silk taffeta, special..... .... .... ..$8.98 Liadies' Silk, Taffeta, Satin and TPricoletto Dresses, fine dresses........ .... .... .... .... .... ..$12.98 to $16.98 25ec quality yardl-wide Sea Island, D~ruid L I,.... ........ ..9 HIGH11 (RAD)E SHOES LOW PICES $6.00 Men's and( Women's Shoes.... .... .... ..... ..$3.98 $8.50) Men's and Women 's Shoes..... .... .... .... ..$5.98 $10.00 M'n 's atnd Women's Shoes..... .... ... ..... ..$6.98 $12.00 Men 's and Women 's Shiois..... .... .... .... ..$7.50 1 lot Me's' Work Pants, special this week..... .... ..$1.85 1 lot Meni's Work Shii rts, chambr~iay and( cheviots, this week 75o I lot M\en 's heavy blu te deni On(veralsn, speial..... ....98c 1 lot Liadies' Silk Ihose, thin week .... ......... .....25c Men's fine Fur hants..... .... .... .... ....98o up to $3.98 Meni's Straw and Pannamia hants.... .... ..$1.98 up to $4.95 $5.00 (\Vomen 's Shirtwa~"ist, silk georgette and crepe-de 'leine, t his w~eek .... .... ........ .... ........$2.98 tE CLOSED OUT NP REDUCING IA ISTOCKI re North Side of the Square- in Brn.s Bmloc