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t> nitwii mi Um? Poatiuhr * at sumicr, H i . mm tot-oad Clan? Mutter. *~*m????^? r*IUittO!?&U Ilr. und Mr*. T M. liradley and daughter*, of lirauu, graft In the till Friday Mr and Mrs lb.tort o. Mollor. of 1,1-. i ? {m ..I. England, ar. in the citv. Mr. kfafjaf la a memher aj the tirm of Mellor A Fenion. dealers In cot? ton. Policeman W J ViKikoi Is in the Sumter Hospital nu \crlng from a serious operation whit h w an pcrform ed on him Wednesday. He Is report? ed to bo getting along very well, al? though at til in u critical conditio* Mr. S. H Hostlck, tbe efficient sta? tion master at the Atlantic Coast Uns passenger depot, ia laid up with an attack of grlpp* Mr F.. H. Thomson. of the Manbla bar. was In the gttg Thurs? day attending court Mr W H ? ??hb. who owns a t hai > ? f five and ten cent stores thronghOV* the country, wan la the city i couple of days this week looking after his Interests here. Miss Iris tientry. of Spartanhurg. is spending a few days with Mrs. c. H Courtenay in the clt>. Mr. <\ V. Hitinmond. of Abbcvdb-. la In the city ttie guest *?f his sister, Mrs A. N Warinumakcr. Mra Oi ? Curtis and Miss Sullie Jones have returned from Columbia where they attended the Y. W. l\ convention. I Misses Pauline lilunding. Nancy McKay and Elizabeth \\ hit. spent the week-end at home from the ? fl? iege for Women at Columbia. V'tmrm. lt. E. Wilder. J. Wllmot J. k ?n. Brooks Hultman, Aahenbark Thompson of the Sumter band ed to the city Saturday after ng last week In Charleston fil? ing in with MeU's band at that place during Fair and Fleet Week celebra tlona Misses K?the-l.,e Link and Eliza - heth Kalnsford, of Abbeville, Fannie Rose of Oreenvdle. Eliza Wylle. of Uancaster and Elisabeth Findley. of Yorkvllie, spen: the week-end with vflsaes Agnes and Mary Haynsworth, .he party having come over Satunl | afternoon from the College for Wo m*>r\ at c ? .. ? ^ .f Wisat ky, was londay. H iy has gone to H a while with frt.nda and relatives at that gig St lH*ath of Mr. C A Ilrown. Mr Clark A Brown died at his h. me. 310 Wright street, Sunday even? ing at 7 o'clock, after a stroke of paralysis Frtdsy morning from which he never gained < onselousncss. gff>, Urown was flfty-?even ? i . f and leaves four daughters and ?hree son* of this city. He Is also sur\l\ed by two brothers and two slst'Ts, Messrs. J A. I'rown af Pixville and P. W Brown of Sumter. an'' Mra. H J. Hicks and Mrs ?i S l>o|lard of this c?t% Boalh c.imdon. Nov. 23.?The citi7.,-ns of Camden were ggjaeked a few days ago t'. barn of the death of W II /a mp, which occurred at I?orendo Baach, near Lsg Angeles. Cal. Mr. /amp was born in ?'auohn ?>>' years ig,?. ||e is th< son ? f the |att I?r and Mrs 1 I. ZemB Mr /amp engaged In the shoe business in Cam? den for many years. About 4 years ago he b ft to make hi* home bj Los An? gele?. He Is sur\i\*U by his \s if.- and th* following children Mr" Wcath ?rly gad Mrs Jo.,,* Utd Miss Rebt Zemo iM?| W. Marvcv /..-mp. gg] of Lof Angeles, and the following brother! j and ststgfl I?r. F. L /amp Df IV M Zemp and I ?r S c Zemp of this city. I?r. Kusaell Ze,np of Knoxvllle. arid two sisters. Mrs Ell i R-inkln of Wil? mington urwl \itsM So;,ha '/amp of litis rtty Mr. Zemp w??s buroii |g !.,. A gggdag Mr Z? mp Bjhfrg it yofjfjg man was a ! resl Jent of Sumter for sU or eight years and had a number of friends ' among the old fSSsdsntn He married while living here, his Wife being Miss Mlttie gshlgggMJI of this city. - Cheraw. Nov. 23 ?Col C F. Moore died at noon tday. surrounded h\ ' his family He will h. BgsHsd ICggJOl row afternoon at j o'elocs front the Methodist ehur. h. im? rntegjl m St ^ l?.t\ids church >nrd The la'* c,,| Moore was an exten-m,. plant* r and sto, krn-er ,rol a I* oh r |g this c to munlty. c,.|. Mo,?r?- was born Ig Marlboro connfv V* *ats ..i:o but has 11 \ ed in < 'her aw lb* pasl I ? a . Th? large crowd of Husuter people w ho spent i ? t t w. ? k in f?harl< ? n r- r ,t ri? I S ? t < nl i\ glgb 'I b< \ Spi nl ,. pIsesssJH wo k aitd the r meensus of opinion Is thit Charleeton scored I he if. r, vt sue ggg it , , i ha | vvilh a r. it., gieeg. iloliduy? Cor HuuiksKlvlng As is eustoruary the Oily hi hools will give Um ua .al two days, Thursday and Friday, tut holidays for Thajiks Ihrligi At The Sumte r l>ry t.oods <*?h Ladies read the large ad which tells of a sale of sample sulta this week. (?f eourse no duplicates can he had at the prlr??s ^rivon, so an early Investigation would be wise.- Advt. Mr. L w. Folaom, Jr., electrica) contractor ?>f this city has been award ad the contract f<?r lighting and In? stallation of one B h. 8-Phaee, 220 V? it motor to run the machinery for the Sumter Shoe Manufacturing Co., located on Dagan street. Pr?4t) sweaters. The Bnaater Dry Qoode t'o., can tit your Uttle boy or girl to a nobby lit- | tie ?w?at*r if you think be ought to j have it.- Advt. The suggestion made sometime a^<> that one or two regular market days be established and a certain section of one street be set apart for the wagons thai have country produce for sale, ha.s met with the approval of quite a number of farmers and the housewives are enthusiastic over the idea. Why not k?v<' the Idea a tryout with one; market day a week ;ih a starter? The. suggestion is referred to the appropriate committee of the Chamber of Commerce. It in understood that a plan is on foot to form a race track in or near the elty, where horaei can be shown and races h?-ui oftener here. Dependable Furs. Don't buy furs entirely on your < ?v u judgment. They are very de? ceptive some times, if you purchase fr.-m the Sumter I>ry Goods <'o., and secure their guarantee then you are alright.?Advt. Coat Suit liurgalns. Has the lady ever a remote idea of purchasing a coat suit? If so, call and see those sample suits being shown by The 8umter Dry Qoodi Co. They are very cheap.?Advt. Mr. A. A. Team went to liishop ville Friday morning to bring his mother, Mrs. J. J. Team, home frorn that place. Mrs. Team has been se riovcly ill for some time, but is now convalescing rapidly. 'S \?orsfc Seaboard Week There are Bargains Every Day in the Year at this Store But, for THIS ENTIRE WEEK We are going to surprise the Thrifty Shoppers who visit this Store by giving 10 Per Cent Discount off our Regular Low Cash Prices on our Entire Big Stock ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES you It HOMEY hack as quick as a wink if you HAI) RATHER ham: it than Tin: QOOM LOOK WHAT YOU CAN SAVE NOW ON SUITS AND COATS 20 per cent discount on our entire line of Ladies' Coats and Suits. The Garment you want will now be within your reach. For instance: Any of our $10.00 Suits or Coats, this day Any of our 15.00 Suits or Coats, this day Any of our 20.00 Suits or Coats, this day Any of our 30.00 Suits or Coats, this day $8.00 12.00 16.00 24.00 COMB look OVER GOOM am) PRICES. buy IF you think it DECIDEDLY to your inti:ri:st to do so This Week Our Entire Stock of Ladies Toggery fcgg^! Off Our Regular Low Cash Prices $1.00 Keyscr Hose for 1.00 Warner Corsets at 1.50 Warner Corsets at 2.00 Warner Corsets at .90 .90 1.35 1.80 $1 Children's Dresses for .90 $1 Waists for .90 $2 Waists for 1.80 $1 wort of Fancy work for .90 Gents' Furnishings. AH Gents' Furnishings will be sold for this week at a Discount of 10 Per Cent off Regular Low Prices. Hence: our $4 Thompson Shoes $3.60 $1 Shirts for $ 1 Gloves for Etc., Etc.. Etc. 90 90 Yaw 90c Gits a DaHars Worth of Goods This Weik-For $9 Yon Got $10 Worth of Goods. ? Goods Soot Out or Approval r' gs Jp jr s\ McCOlLUH BROS., 14 South Main Street Sumter, : : : South Carulina