The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, January 06, 1915, Image 7
OUR BIG SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE IS NOW ON!
^1 Twice a year at the close of each season, we clear out the stock on
hand by the power of cut-prices--prices cut so low that they are almost
irresistible?so low, that economical people can not afford to pass our in?
ducements and are, therefore influenced to buy.
NOW
?
The time that every Man and Boy in the family should be clothed to the
limit of his wants. Ju^t note these reduced prices and figure out what
you can save by Buying Now!
$30.00 Suits 6 0'coats $20.00
25.00 Suits 6 0'coats 16.65
22.50 Suits ? 0'coats 15
18.00 Suits 6 0'coats 12.00
$15.00 Suits 6 0'coats $10.00
12.00 Suits 6 0'coats 8.00
7.50 Suits ? 0'coats 5.00
The Same Discount on all Boys' Suits and Men's and Boys' Trousers. AU Underwear, Neck?
wear, Sweaters, Bath Robes, Gloves and Shirts AT COST.
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D.J. Chandler ClothingCo.
Telephone 166
"The Home of Good Clothes"
Sumter, S. S.
IGEnHfl;'! BOJISJL LINE.
M. HOY T U\in 1,1 Y APPOINTr'.H
niK 1{<>m?'s ? i \ mi\l \i.i:nt.
expected That Trtiltv* Will Im? Operat?
ed ThlM Month, but omelnK Hout
?'harlentun. Jan. 4. ? I!\ idenre that
the Carolina, Atlantte ami Western
Railroad wilt soon begin active op ra?
tion of Its trains here Is found In the
official announcement that Mr. II. '
lloyt Hartley has been appointed ?en
eral agent of the Seaboard Air UlM
and the Carolina. Atlsnti? and Wfe>
trrn In charge of freight umb passen?
ger traffic In the rhaibxton t.?iiiio|>.
Hit brother. Mr I? I' Hartley, ggl
I 'fn appointed commercial iiM-nt.
The offlcrj* a III Im- t No. I'.J l-:.is?
I iv street, accor 1 i it si t" ilo- annoum e
ment. which Is signed >>\ C H Rj
general passenger agent of the Sea
hoard Air Une/ f. t\ Craw*. traMi?
n iDHger of ttvr Carolin.i Atlantic and
Western, aod It. I. Chrutnam, a I 4 I?
ant freight traft!? manager ?>f tin- >. .
BSjggFd Atr Une
Mr Hartley, wie? seised the Sen
board Air Lgge in Crnrlest-m for a
I iniher of \ears nod gfg*H I 11,111 s ffOrtl
Atlanta, ban arrived here to take
OVOf his now duties. Hi told a report?
er ftf The New? und Courler lust
idKht that he was very Khul to be Hack
In Charleston, but thut he did not
I any .statement at the time for
publication. He was not prepared to
su\ when the Consul railroad would
begin operation of its trains into and
out of < hui lestun.
It Is generally exported that the
Carolina, Atlantic and Western will
place Mit Charleston-Andrews brunch
on commission this month. but the
management has not decided upon a
date. The Charleston-Andrews branch
has hfen completed, but ballasting is
mill yoiii^ forward.
Recently in a private car of the Sen
board Air lane. Mr. W. it. Bonaali
piesuleiit of the le w railroad. Went
iii.m Charleston t" Andrews, thence
io Hamlet, Inapt etlni the inn
The Carolina, Atlantic and Western
combines the Charleston Northern
the Norlh and MoUtti Carolina and
the so oh i arollns western.
RIIBKNI I? \\ is IA MVH IIOt*nft
Ronen Davis, colored loot his rei
Idencf on n " flreen Rwamp lb-ad by
lire Nunduy nolu about 7 o'clock.
The building was a two storj structure
and iho Uro hail spread loo l.ir fot It
to i?e saved a hen the blase n*ns dls?
SHIP BUYING BILL NEXT.
YM.OKOl s OPPOSITION TO MEAS?
URE LIKELY To DEVELOP.
rings ri Think Prosklciil Will Xol Veto
iniiiiiui'Mtion Measure llecuu>c lit*
(inject* to Literary Test,
Washington, Jam, 3, 'With the Im
inlfctt*tt(?n hill |>asf>ed by i>"i!i housei
und ready for rend just mom In confer
ense, tin nennte probably will take up
its Ihe n?>\t 11i?_- legislative t.i^K the
ndmlnlet ration bill for government
purchase of merchant tfhlps nil >ud>
favorably reported,
Hcnutor Fletcher, nctinp chairman
of (h *? commerce commit lee in charge
<.f tin hill, conferred tilth President
Wilson yesterday regarding expedition
of the measure, li Is rertulu, however,
lhat ihere will be vigorous opposition.
\ mlnorlt! report from Itepubllcuu
memi?< rs of the cominlttee Will be III?*?!
tomorrow, Hcuutor Vnruuman, the
only Democratic commit toonutu u'ho
voted against n fnvornlde report, hu*
>oi Iudleate<l If he III sign the
minority report,
.Is;' Ii i '\\ . iidmiufstrut ion lend*
[era ?an ;<?! the ilebnle under \* a \ on
| the bill la uneertulni i< uppi??prln
tIon I i>?? w i!I ! ?.in ;i, i ? ine 111> in tin
, i ii.no this week.
Democratic supporter* of the im?
migration said today they believ?
ed I'resilient Wilson would not Veto
It because of his objection to the 111 ?
. i i. e\ test. Several weeks ago the
president let it he known he objected
to the test, bu1 added he had not
made up his mind w hat Hnal course he
would tal <?. because of the many
meritorious features of the measure.
Conferees <ui the bill probably will
he named tomorrow. Military pre?
paredness will come to the fore again
tomorrow. Representative Gardner,
wh ) has been urging special Investiga?
tion of the subject, has been granted
a hearing by the house military com?
mittee. <'u the floor of tin- house ap?
propriation bills continue under con?
sideration.
Tnesday the senate Philippine com?
mittee will resume hearings on the
.Ionen bill enlarging Philippine Inde?
pendence. Secretary Giirrlson Is ex?
pected tu !.?? a witness during tin
v.i' U. ih.v soon or in whui form the
!.:!! \i hi In- i. ported Mill 1? proble
ma au!.
'ib.- pending treat} with t'olomhin
. il le i. * t v ( ii up Wcdticsda} bj the
senate foreign I -lullotifl committee
.iin the Nicaragua ti irenty, ulreiid) re?
ported, probably will 1 ?? considered,
during the week in executive session
i of the senat?-. i
Lumber, Lime, Cement,
BUILDING MATERIAL GENERALLY
AND FEED OF ALL KINDS.
Booth-Sbuler Lumber & Supply Co.
Successors to Booth-! I arby Live Stock Co. and Central {Lumber Co.
Geo. Epperson's Old Stevnd Opp. Court Houee
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Have You
> Joined our Savings Club yet ? Not too
? late, but join to-day, before you for
: get it.
THE PEOPLES BANK