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\ l / / f Tfoiirsday,‘November'S, 1932 McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE NUMBER FTV* Ladies’ New Fall Dresses And Suits At Prices Which Will Astonish You. * ____ • Cream Of Goods, Buttermilk Prices. 66x80 Part Wool, Double Blankets, Anniversary Sale ;;;, „... si -59 Good 4 String 4 Cq Corn Blooms B ;— O-K Laundry Soap 4 Qaa lafge, 3 for ^ Giant Size Octagon Soap Octagon Special Size Soap Octagon Powder large • « P and G White 4 QC Soap, large 3 for — " 81x99 Good Bleached Sheets, 'Anniversary Sale 43c price each . for 85c ' V ** i. » 4 Camay, Medium Ivory 5c Lifebouy Soap 3 for 20c Palmolive Soap 3 for 20c 10 Ounce Arm & Hammer Soda 7 for 25c 70x80 Cotton Blankets, Anniversary Sale Price, $1.00 per pair 66x80 Good Part Wool Blankets pair $1.59 Play Cloth and Prints, y$rd Lux Toilet Soap O for Good Quality Outing, An- niversary Sale price, yard 5c Good Quality Bed Tick, Anniversary Sale price, yard 10c Yard Wide Outing, Anni- versary Sale 1 price, yard 7'c Yard Wide Heavy Outing, Anniversary Sale 4 Aft price, yard ■ '*** 39-Inch Unbleached Sheeting, Anniversary Sale 13 yards for 50c Good Quality 4 Cft Oil Cloth, yard " Yard Wide Prints Yard Wide Outing Genuine Tot Wear Play- Cloth Yard Wide Percale Octagon Toilet Soap, 4 for 81x90 Bleached Sheets, Anniversary Sale price 39c Cannon’s Pride of State Fine Sheets, 81x99, made only for Belks Stores 69c 72x90 Bleached Sheets 25c 42x36 Pillow 1 f)r Cases, each “ ww Chatham Part W r ool Double Blankets, 70x80, Anniversary J Sale price $1.98 Small Turkish Towels LL and No. 40 Fine Sheet- Ingi 36 and 39 inches wide. Anniversary Sale price, yard wla 80x90 Bed KQtf* Spread WwC 80x90 Bed AQ#% Spread "PwC Ladies’ Dresses $2.95 qual ity, Anniversary Sale price only . $1.98 Ladies Dresses and Suits, $4.95 quality, Annivers- ary sale $2.95 price w OUR ANNIVERSARY AND HARVEST SALE Commences Thursday, November 3rd, AND WILL CONTINUE FOR WHOLE MONTH Our Six Years Of Business In Greenwood, And We Are Thankful For All Of Your Splendid Patronage Which You Have Favored Us With. Our Good Friends Here In McCormick, Saluda, Abbeville, Greenwood, Edgefield Counties Have Favored Us With Wonderful Patronage And For This We Are Most Thankful To Everyone. Our Stores Are Now Filled With New Fall Merchandise Which We Purchased On Lowest Cotton Market In Mjany Years And We Are Now Selling Good Merchandise At Lower Prices Than Same Has Been In 20 Or 25 Years. Our 98 Stores Bought On Lowest Market Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Good Quality Merchandise For DeliveryThisFallAndWe Are Now Ready To Give You An Opportunity To Buy From Us FOR LESS Our Low Priced High Quality Merchandise. * ' Large Heavy Turkish It': ioc 80x105 Rayon Silk Bed Spread, $1.35 quality. Anniversary Sale QQf% price, each WwV 'ersw/iaf have helped her along since then. The wonderful response makes me almost as happy as the girl. I know times are hard and money scarce, j but I come once more asking any Misses Mary, Aline, Helen, Fran- ‘° h ' et ' s make h T f ™ a f s - ces and Mr. George Lindley and a happy ™ e - “ " Ul show Misses Lois and Martha Hoffman G^jnmappreciation for His many : spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bowick of near town. blessings. A letter or a card would brighten her life, but she needs cash and Mr. Wm. G Lindley returned to anythlng that f e „ c0 , u ' d “f, , We _ , „ „ af _ have so much to be thankful for, ~ our eyes, if nothing more, are a fortune. s Mrs. F. L. Timmerman and son. his home in Bordeaux Monday, af ter spending two weeks with sister, Mrs. C. H. Bowick. Miss Edna Mayson of Callison. is Ja f k /, speat ““. pas ‘ week with relatives in White Town and Plum visiting Miss Virginia Pennal this week. visitors in Columbia yesterday. Mr. T. C. Faulkner and family were visitors in Augusta Sunday af ternoon. Branch. Raymond Morgan enjoyed having Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Wrenn were Bobt)ie Banks and Ralph Winn spend Friday night with him. The week before he enjoyed having the two Crawford boys, Charles and Millard. Mrs. E. M. Morgan enjoyed hav ing Mary Kathryn Self with her Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Morgan, Mrs. Saturday and Sunday. Her brother, W. G. Huguley and Mrs. C. H. mother and grandmother c ame for Huguley visited relatives in Green- her Sunday afternoon. ville Saturday. The w * M - 3 - met in ths home of Mrs. Luke Culbreath Friday after- Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Talbert spent noon - They carried out the Sunday in Batesburg with relatives, monthly programme in Royal Seiv- ice. Those from here attending the x 15th annual meeting and Christ mas seal sale rally of the South Carolina Tuberculosis association in Columbia yesterday were Mrs. T. L. Britt, Mrs. W. E. Britt. Mrs. C. H. Huguley and Dr. and Mrs. C. K. Epting. MT. CARMEL NEWS Mrs. Cecil Gilliam and Miss Juanita Curtis were Calhoun Falls Miss Mamie M. Sturkey from Au- visitors Sabbath and worshipped at gusta is spending a few days here Presbyterian Church, with relatives and friends. | Quite a niimber of the Mfc Car _ of Route 3 will be interested to know that she is recovering from her recent illness. I _ , J _ T , mel people attended the carnival Friends of Miss Jennye Lee Leaid at Calhoun Falls last week Mrs. Lena Hester and son spent the past week end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mitchell at Mt. Pleasant, Mr and Mrs. Wistar Harmon at- s - c Alex Mitchell, Jr., celebrated tended the P. C.-Wofford game at th * anniversary of his birth-^seven Clinton Saturday afternoon and years old now. were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. I Mrs. Ida Black was a visitor In R. S. Owens that evening. 'Abbeville last Tuesday afternoon. | Mrs. Fannie McBride enjoyed a Miss Ruth Williams of Atlanta happy visit last week as the guest spent Sunday here with her par- of Mrs. Arch Andrews. Both were ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Williams, visitors in Calhoun Falla Friday af- I ternoon. The Ladies’ Aid Society of the i ^| ary Hardaway has return- I Baptist Church announce a bazaar e( j jjojjjg from a pleasant and ex- for Friday, November 18th. Watch | t en ded visit to relatives in Amity, for further announcement In next Q a > an(1 pi aC es, 'week’s paper. 1 . . tXf ' Bowen-Lewis ■ and other places. Mrs. J. R. Tarrant and Mr. Percjf i Hartzog were visitors here one day recently. ^ f Mrs. D. L. Bryson of Calhoun. Mr. G. Arch Lewis of McCormick i Falls was a visitor here Sabbath and Mrs. Emma Bowen of Willing- i afternoon. ton were united in marriage last Mrs Roy Edmunds and Elsie ^ Sunday evening following the ev- spent the week end here wlth Mrs • ening service at the Baptist Church, Black r ^ trr^ 000 ^ N - 8 , ’ , , , ,, Scott entertamed the members of a number of friends and relatives. h ™ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis have a host l nf** W “i “ of friends who join in extending , . p y ’ VI lng as air best wishes to them. They will members of hsr cIass ^ mtle folks greeted their guests in gay costumes, and were ushered int> the darkened reception room made beautiful, but spooky, with lighted pumpkins, witches, cornstalks and autumn leaves. A real live goblin jgave the children a creepy feeling, Mrs. H. M. Freeland entertained and later P roved to be Jim Pat Hes- several neighbors, relatives and, ter - The make their home on Avenue 5. X REHOBOTH NEWS other friends last Wednesday day was most pleasantly spent. Many amusing games were en joyed along witfi bobbing for ap- You Should Always Visit Our Wonderful 2nd Floor And See Our Big Values In Ladies’ Ready-To-Wear. (.0,016 To Greenwood And To Gallant-Belk Company, Greenwood’s Leading Depart ment Store, Home Of Better Values. GALLANT-BELK “GREENWOOD S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE” COMPANY “THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES” Free Parking Space Rear Of Our Stores. Park All Day If You Desire To Do So. 1 Your correspondent was among the pies, and last, a peanut race in crowd and thoroughly enjoyed the which Sara Alverson won a big day. Mrs. Freeland is a most graci- bag of candy, ous hostess. She leaves nothing | The dining room was beautiful undone Hiat will make it pleasant with autumn flowers and Hallo- for her guests. She is also a splen- we’en decorations. Apples and did cook, and served a sumptuous oranges formed an appropriate cen- dinner of many kinds of good eats, terpiece for the long table where The guests arrived early and sev- a most delicious sweet course, con- | eral walked over to call on our lit- sisting of congealed fruit molds j tie blind friend. We found her with cream and caramel cake and cheerful and very glad to have us candies, was served. The favors call. She loves company, and let- ( were all-day-suckers dressed as ters cheer her up very much. She Hallowe’en dolls with painted faces. is of a very appreciative nature. She has her bed by the radio and Those occasion enjoying this delightful WANT ADV. were, Drennan Brown, can operate it herself and derives | Eula Mae and Dora Lee MC Kinney, much pleasure and profit from itJ Carolyn and Jim Pat Hestert Mae She enjoys the splendid sermons DuBose , Mett3 Davidson, Jean she hears over it. The word of jSmith> Elsle Edmonds , Virginia . God refreshes her mind and spirit Watson , Sara Alverson, John Mc- and makes her more submissive to| Allister and Mrs H 0 Watson . God’s will. Seeing and talking with this dear girl and hearing her tell of how kind and generous ev ery one has been to her in her great affliction, makes me breathe a prayer to God to make her life as comfortable as it is possible. Even in this hard time of depression ev ery family could do a little in some way to help to make her life more endurable. About two years ago I asked through the columns of this paper for a dime shower for Carrie Belle Freeland, Plum Branch, S. C. The dimes showered in from far and near, totaling to over $100.00. This amount meant much to her; bought things that made her hap- 33 py and comfortable. Many friends FOR SALE—Pedigreed Appier Oats at 40 cents per bushel; Red May Wheat, 90 cents per bushel. T. A. Dowtin, Rt. 1, Troy, S. C. FOR SALE—Appier Seed Oats 40 cents per bushel; Coker and Blue Stem Wheat at $1.00 per bushel. Y. E. Seigler, McCormick, S. C. FOR SALE—Good Seed Oats bright and sound, 35 cents per bushel. Y. E. Seigler, McCormick, S. C.