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* Mt. GALLAiGHER NEWS * * * * 4. 4 ** *4.44 eee Mt. GallaZher, Juile .-Thc Chil drens Day exercises rendered at Kings Chapel last Sunday were very much enjoyed by a large crowd. Mr. Richard Knight. an old vet er an. is seriously ill at this writing. The friends of Mr. J. R. Brown will be .:dleased to hear he is slowly in proving, having been hnr: Zy lifting a bazsket of conton seed some time ag'. .\r. W. P. Davenport attended pray er meeting at Mr. John Kernel's last Saturday night, and re ported a good meeting. Mr. i. i. luzbs. an old veteran. passed awIvay in the OMl Soldiers I Hom," at Columbtia as: Wednesday. and was Winttrop ('ollege SC(M HlRSHIP, AND PA l'AA\'E EN d : lia \~'ot 1 ON~ The x, into for the award, of Ie and fo- ad::......n.....e situen wi:l1-i0 hc:d at the t Cov: use on F'riday. .11y 1.*f at 9t c. p1 cants :::' ne ees .n~te 7,1 Al ' . .... .... Use Old Tires as Spares - - c:a .n sa d 1Tir e k Tu .G ... .s M k--nis of rcv-- - in ;s :ci~is.: -.~cy R .rMat McDaniel Vu Next Door FREE AIR. Tirmte THU -DaG D ie; FR1 Fcatu;ring }. SAT -PI'RPLE: I and a 10c MO Ali S 6(TPID. TILE TUI Ra:ph Inc CO "THF (;H buried the following Friday at the Graham graveyard about four miles north of Hodges. Rev. E. R. Fickling, of Cokesbury. conducted the funeral services. Mr. Hughes was 77 years of age. Surviving him are two sons. F. it. Hughes. of Abbeville, and J. M. Hughes of Keysville, Ga. Three daugh ters. Mrs. Frea Mabry of Cokesbury, Mrs. W. M. Wren of Greenwood coun ty. and Mrs. Telford Boyd of Water i. He is also survived by one broth er. Mr. W. 11. Hughes of Ware Shoals. Ile had 25 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren at the time of his death. We tenderly sympathize with the bereaved friends and relatives. The l'pworth I.rague held a social at the home of Mliss Bernice Da venport last Friday night. The entertainment was cn*ioyed very iuch. Lemonade and 'rackers were served. We were all glad to see M:-s. Ella Snlith out at church Sunday. Mr. Eucgene Madden has the lest corn crop we have seen. al:hou cih 14 Of.h .e.hbors cows did a creat deal k" damage to i one nicht hist week. Mr. Nwvton O'Dci is seiousiy :1 a: this writing. r c z ane all shop. e -.sn ceu , Accessories md Oil1 ' lein P t to....Post .....Office.i.i~ n 20aiig hp s:t eu r~ur Ac nessor:.e.rs nfd Oil cad zin0Plan lR AY UE -1 RCU Es A N" ud to Lnd 20c 1K No.ING GoDro no4 "Huorn~e qu". *IWUT iXA MAY .CUT SOUTH IN I . 0. P. CONTENTION lepresentation of Southern States Dis. cussed by Committee at Vashington. Washington, June 6v.-Preliminary to a mceting here Wednesday of the re publcan niational committee. a sub committee today discussed the ques tion of representation of southern states at national convmntions of the party. While no definite conclusions cluding Postmaster General IIays, were said to be of the opinion that southern districts which fail to place republican candidates for congress in the field in 1922 should be denied the .: rivilege of sending delegrates to the next national convention. Such a policy, in the opinion of members of the sub-committee. would tend to stimulate party organization in the south. uAthough it probably would materially cut down southterna representation in the 1I24 nauotial convent:on. The sb-ctnmtt oe wili conside r he u CSCIn fur:her tomorro. and ex cets to have its recommendations ead0 for the fil 11 committCe' Wednes. day a adiion to ado:iting a 'olicy en 1te southern (luestion, h ctt~ to esep.ed to fill teac as ch'airman. O'itrccont. it s-', it-, wa o siee craj t ed ! a thaS n. a of wa n tAn hommis se wo ' be e.. . ne.. 'ti the were een-.incid -n-Zan:mstbe m det ..i p 'ton..e republican organi :-.1 have been sow.tg pc "arty ato :tin rf-.a n for and .f de:ale nes Icte.srditdha .~~~~~~ ;zi7o euigr;r.enzat~on: w.v- :"e ai t i ublicars in the "outh t.ve . and 't:,"c otb ne:\cessary'to' v : a, t n d ri c t re aentaton at he onventin. three yeara hene. A careful zurvey o t oth I situation. it was said, has been madet by nembers of the s ttee, A h~le Clarence Miller, secretary of the national committee, is said to have re eedrecommendatiens from more than onoe thouasand rubaicans in the i;. na: conmivtteemen f ron va, ious southcrn :ats have outlined t yaans h hAy censirted fseaile. but no group. it was sta"ed oday. ad unted ton one mr rt-.. For this reason. it was ex ained, the sub-omme was still und ed as to what couarse to pursue.; Thenaco questionooten freprasenta hion, itwas hvedtd ould over shad onaioder eatter uto berdis ctws saWedneoday, byd ntedomote mnembesuwhch wm:ee s tibe udetried asto at aodefinit prue. Theouesino h.hr epe~na Hioue Membrs Aritd.r After oVarn ishads ion othe Lonttortob TaiffRs cusshinon. bun t Hoe Reputt rhears f hichtedr dcsin to bon fitrne toigh t adurne wiou ontheii i'roduto i the hous anlhe Mae ared bn th deornea Atarif bini noeueion preparatio.or dari wa e for. urter discussn osith poin.~ Opponeing r or thrslton thef ourf whomcn wasc Reprldenatie Yotvung, - orthi Dtkodutionlyn memberuof thl rayes canid iensth comtee torf enter objct~ in ;tcmmittee claited ha et the faureicu o of the b roip onac consit of ter frwltoh. of.5 rom atative renentrthvofYOhio. po tNor.th Iaktathe oferenerapperd ofnh agreeme:nt n cbtelpincile butn~ that the methode of tpplyng sit. o c arOd mttton a to adjor thas made beresentat-, e Mgondeofl. Republ Gcrove' Tthe .sichin Tonic restaoe Enrg tand tlitybyn Pifyin an Enbngth thood Whnce youtfe ts tr ethndng. anpioraing eft..oAbr it ring m~ne to the~r cheas ade it impreenthe~ apptitne. ou wi~ll-e Groves Tastees ch Tonic iszml Enrky at. Destoirsb Malai ga and Grip gtems by iit Strgeing.elc, savigor Ina ad Qunn pae ia-ru. We thank you and at the same time apol ogize- for our inability to serve many hundred cus tomers that entered our store Thursday' Friday and Saturday. The greatest of all sales as advertised last week continues all this week. Come to this wonder ful money- saving sale and we will do our utmost to' give you quick service, but if you have to wait a -few minutes it will pay you a handsome dividend on your time. Great crowds thronged this store Thurs ay, Friday and Saturday (the first three days of the sale) taking advantagb of the scores of bargains we are offering. The bargains we offered at the opening of this sale are in effect all this week also. Yard Wide Nainsook Men's Blue Buckle and A nic qualty fully bleached Cohen's Anniversary Sale Price Wimc Overa iz 10c a Yard Cihell's A ii (P'J - sale lrive 9-4 Sheeting 98c a Pair Si inhes. wide. inbleaehed Sheet-ina Men's Summer Union Suits Cohen's Aniiversary ..ale Priee [en. hre is our chanee to fill your whole 35c a Yard 1iNes ill Underwear Buster Brown and Blue Bird Cohen's Auiiversarv Sale Prie Silk Hose 49c a Suit Iadie. PIu re ' Silk Hose. seamed back. $1.50 t'nion SuitN all Sizes (uhen's Aniivcrsar Sa'le Priec Cohen's Aniniversary Sa!e Price 75c a Suit 65c a Pair Men's Ieavy Work Shirts Chambray, Cheviot and A rxaI $1.00 Shirt. not half made. fill Ginghams(oen'Anivrrxal re O~ne table of all kinds of G;inghaim. Cheviot 6 cE c and Chambray Cohen's Annivrsary Sale PriceMe'Sikhrt 10c a Yard ueSk hr.alsis Table Oil Cloth chn\AnvraySl rc . White and Colors. best quality 49 Cohen' Anniverar S-ale P'rineeMnsSl il ok , 29c a Yard Wh leBon re.Ge n Ladies' Hose, 4 Pairs for 25c tCiAfiesr'Sl '~eSc Good Stockings for every day wear, black, 2~aPi brown and white are the colors. Don't misthis opportunity to lay in a supply. MusMda hrs 1~ Cohen's Anniversary Sale- PrieeMi~ . hrs alfs oos 4 Pairs for 25c ChnsAnvraySl rc Wirthmnor Voile Waisis$13 Ladi&s Wirthmnor Waists known through. Lde'LseTra oe 5 out the land fer ther fine quality and work- 'jy ereid anjbak, a ra mrxship. Ten different styles to pick from. 5' au Cohen's Anniversary Sale Price('hn AniearSlelio 95c 2caPi Fruit of the Loom Bleaching Yr ieSaIln,5 Genuine P'ruit of the Loom Bleaching fll ad'd Cohen's Anniversary Sale Price CbesAn~ri~"aelre 15c a YardScaYr Bleached Pajama ChecksarnhDes iga 36 inehes wide. fine for Underwear. 1rtyPten utarvd 4cvle Cohen's Anniversary S.ale PriceChe'Aniray -aoIic l~ aYard 98c a Yaird "TE TOEFETER YALerUniSuit LUESS.CohnsAnvr.r aePie