Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?B f G$k SAVE liiijp % % . We Will Be at THE HOTEL AT HEMINGWAY MONDAYS JULY 25, AUGUST 8, and AUGUST 22nd. Office Hours: 8 A. M. TO 1:30 P. M. L. A. WOODRUFF, D. OPTICS Eyesight Specialist MULLINS, SOUTH CAROLINA 7-29-4tc CYPRESS SASH \ DOORS BLINDS 4* MOULDINGS *0* I AND MILLWORK _ jfo. KINGSTREE Lodge, Ku. 46 A. F.M. Sleets the second Thursday night ia each month. Visiting bretheren cordially invited. B. E. Clarkson, V. M., J. D. Britton, Secretary. Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism. rards 4o 4ha& e Vr BEATS the band. ? THE WAY this thing:. ft* KEEPS POPPING up. THE OTHER night. I BROKE all rules. ? AND READ a high-brow book. t AND HERE'S a hot one. ? T-u A f IT hQ ntfori mt? t "MANY OF us find. # THAT TASTE affords. ONE OF the fairly. t DEPENDABLE SATISFACTIONS. t OF EVERYDAY Living. ? AND IT seems. UPON LONG reflection. ? ? THAT SATISFACTION. ? ? COMES CLOSE to beta*. ? # THE LONG sought. t HIGHEST GOOD.'" t OF COURSE that Isn't. t WRITTEN WITH the ea?a ? ? AND POLISH to which. ester CIGAR! ] Campaign for Good Roads. Columbia, August 15.?An intensi publicity campaign for goood roa is being planned by the South Caro na Good Roads association for t near future. The organization w take advantage of every meth known to stress upon the people of t state the necessity of permanent hig ways being built by the state, it w said yesterday. The newspapers, the billboards, t moving picture and other agenc: will be used in the campaign. 1 ready posters are being printed e: phasizing the fact that "bad roa costmore than good roads." "Bad roads mean loss and isolatic good roads mean prosperity and co: rr.unication," reads one of the sloga being gotten our by the associate Another circular calls attention the fact that while other states of t union are spending enormous sums state highways South Carolina spending practically nothing by co: parison. "We are delighted with the i sponses that our appeals are meeti i with," said President L. D. Jennin ; 7 [yesterday. "The people of the ste I are sending in their membership ft ! right along. A big membership jour organization means a strong < ganization and every county in t state should have a large number : active members. We want as mei ; bers, people who are really interest j in good roads and who will get c [and work when we call upon them." President Jenn-ngs announced y< j terday that B. H. Peace, president a j editor of the Greeoville News, had i Icepted the position of chairman 1 Greenville county and will at once u ,dertake the work of organizing th [ county. Mr. Peace is a good road e .thusiast and has given the associati strong support through the colum of his paper. "We are very greatly indebted j the press of the state for the sph ! did support which they are giving u: ! said Mr. Jennings yesterday. IiWUmi1 Pi DIXIE HOUSE^ COMPAI i (ffee* WE ARE accustomed. BUT ITS a mouthful. ? ? AS YOU'LL agree if yoti* ? JUST PUT it into good. ? ? * * ?rr-r? U IN I I tu O I A I c.o, nn.u uuiB. "SON, YOU'LL be running. t ON FOUR flat tires. IF YOU don't burry. t AND WRAP yourself around. ? * ? THE ONLY cigarette. ft* THAT SATISFIES." t THEY Satisfy" ? nothing else s<J well describes Chesterfields' mildness, their mellowness, their delicacy of aroma and smooth, even "body." It took the finest varieties of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos to do it ?and the highest order of skill in blending them. Yes, the Cheaterfield blend is a secret. It can't be copied. Have you teen the nem I AIR . TIGHT tins of 50? fiek? 1TTES Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. felt sure that we would have the support of the newspapers since they alve ways stand for progressive measures. ,ds Without their aid we could accomplish li- nothing in this campaign.' he p ill Soldier's Unique Experience 0(1 Graham B. Conner, proprietor of a store in Winchester, Virginia and , who makes a specialty in the sale of as army clothing, exhibited at the local newspaper office a few days ago ;^e an alumininum identification tag, inies scribed with the name of P. E. Kennedy, Company I, Second Virginia m" Infantry, Brownsville, Texas. There l('s is a rather remarkable coincidence in connection with this tag. A young ,n? man went into Mr. Conner's store to m~ buy a pair of army breeches. Mr. ,ns Conner was able to fit him nicely with 3n* the desired article of clothing. In put- J ting his hands in the pockets of the trousers the young man came across ?.n the metal disc. 1S| Imagine his surprise when he exm" aunned the tag and found that it was his own property. His name was P.' re" E. Kennedy and he had worn the tagj n? when serving with the Virginia Nag,v tional Guard forces along the border, lte at Brownsville, when the National I | Guard was sent to the Mexican bor-! *n der bv President Wilson in 106. ! ne REGISTRATION NOTICE of m- The office of the Supervisor of | eJ Registration will be open on the 1st; lUt. Monday in each month for the pur-' pose of registering any person who is qualified as follows: ] is" who shall have been a resident nd of the State for two years, and of ic- the county one year, and of the * -1 iL. or poll.7 precinct m wnicn me eiecwr I offers to vote four months before in~ I the day of elction, and shall have iat paid, six months before, any poll >n- tax then due and payable, and who , on can both read and write any section i to him by the Supervisors of Regis-, "s t rati on, or who can show that he owns, and has Paid all taxes collecti-. to ble on during the present year, prop-; ,n_ erty in this State assessed at three i . ? hundred dollars or *re. ; R. E. CI 'RKSON, Clerk of Board. 5^SBSS^=^SSS# Shipped from factory in easy-tohandle sections. Quickly and easily erected by our simple instructions. Absolutely rigid and weather tight. j Double walls in most designs. En- j during. Delightful to live in. j Designs changed to suit your ( ideas, without charge, if general size retained. Sketches supplied free. State kind of house you want it) build and we will send special suggestions and free TT illustrated booklet which gives designs, floor plans, descriptions and money-saving prices. j JV 100 COSGROVE AVENUE. II NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. I Prices' H BARGAINS AWAITING YOU 1 ERY SELLING EVI COME | Every item in our store has been Ji so-called sales now on consist of a 0 get you interested, the rest of t B prices. Not so HERE! When S bargains throughout our store. C 1 the low prices we quote on our en I MIDDY BLOUSES I ~ * i r? l 1 1 H One lot of Ladies' iuiaay H Blouses, $2.00 value 98c I CURTAIN SCRIM I Yard wide Curtain Scrim, ' 25c value, the yard 13c s| One lot of about 25 Dresses, j |l in silks, satins, and crepes, I I $25 to $30 values $11.98 I I SEA ISLAND HOMESPUN Sea Island. Homespun, 36 H inches wide, the vard 9c ? 7 / I SILK TAFFETA I II Taffeta Silks, all shades, 1 II $2.50 value, the yard $1.37 I I LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS I Ladies' Handkerchiefs, big S assortment to select from.. 3c I MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS M Large line of good grade B Men's Handkerchiefs, each 4c I HUCK TOWELS H Huch Towels, good quality El and weight, 35c value 19c I DIAPER CLOTH I Red Star Diaper Cloth, 27 I inches, $2.50 value... ....$1.98 I unnHBHH YELLOW HOMESPUN Good grade Yellow Homespun, 27 inches wide 5c APRON GINGHAMS Good quality Apron Ginghams, the yard 8c Remember, our entire stock is th S you are the one to be benefitted. I sin Carnival. You cannot afford c. TU I The Unders I KINGSTREE, - I Slashed I ? H s 'tj THAT WILL SHATTER EV- 9 NT OF THE YEAR! I NOW! marked down for this sale. Many 9 , few selected items marked low to 9 he stock being sold at the regular 9 we put on a sale, we give honest 9 ome now and feel the power of I tire stock. 9 STAPLE GINGHAMS I Staple Ginghams, large and 9 varied assortment, the yd, 10c 9 BEST CALICO I Large assortment of Calico 9 in all colors, the vard 8c m BED TICKING I Big line of Bed Ticking, 9 good, heavy quality, the yd.. 15c I I BEST GRADE MUSLIN I I Fruit, of Loom Muslin, 36 9 H * I inches wide, the yard 19c a I m I MEN'S SCOUT SHOES I < I Men's $4.00 value Scout ? I Shoes, sale price $1.98 H I MEN'S SHIRTS I I Men's Dress Shirts, $2.00 3 I value, sale price 98c 9 LADIES' UNDERSKIRTS I Ladies' White Underskirts, m $1.00 values, sale price 48c i| LADIES' GAUZE VESTS I Ladies' Gauze Vests, regu- 3 lar 25c value, sale p.U.-. .. .15c 3 0. K. CORSETS 1 O. K. Corsets, regular $2.00 jS value sale price. 98c I MEN'S CAPS ^ Xice line of Men's Caps, reglar 75c values, sale price. .39c MEN'S SUITS Men's and Young Men's, $35 \ rown on the bargain block and Come in and share in the barg to pass this up! CKER elling Store I - SOUTH CAR. I 1 tf V a.ii