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Plekens. agent In dairying) of the department ot agri? culture ami J,# Frank Will lama, county agei t have called o meeting of form era at 8 o'clock, next Monday even* imr, July 22nd for the purpose of or ? Lseing a cooperative bull aesoeiay iien. it is Important that all who art Interested should attend this meeting as it will be Impossible to*organise the. neaoeiatlon If all are not in attend a nee. A very heavy rain, accompanied by h erlndSi swept over the north? western section of Clarendon county SVo nesday afternoon, causing serious g< to crops, according to reports rived 'n this city today. Th ; mugo was particularly heavy In the vich Ity ot Plnewood, Paxville and Silver. Com was Mown down and brolt n off, cotton was also consider |y da nagod, but tobacco that was ist ill In the field suffered most, as it v is practlcully ruined. The c!ul? rolls close on Tuesday. 23rd. If you wish to vote you pat enroll before Tuesday nlghl, h ,v* ?'? ?' uost c< roplet, lin? 0( Leather Goods, such as :" :t (: "' 1 ' ?.ev<r j liown by anybody in this section. We r"n' v i'' " ' *ods ware going dean out of ?igat so we b ? igbt heavily. Wf certi inly d dn't make a mistak ? as you know your ?ell I i on have lii< d to buy one lately. Wc can p! -?>? yuu in ?ny stWe et pi ? s j mi are I? oklng ? . A PI?V (>F I >UR j> rHER LINES-Jewelry.^ ?tohes. Clocks, Bracelets Iccklaees, Serf pi i -. tratirnal Pin?, Rings, Durands, liroodics. Muaieal Inatrum nta, Violins, IVinj Guitars. Accordi f] ??. CLOTHING DEPART MENT Ctothintf, Hats, Shoes, Hosiery, Shirt?, lieUg Etc., of the l.iiest quality. Come in, let's fol acquainted today. 8 North Main Street Ncxi: to Rex Theatre OLIAX'K (Vi.\l/K.li:s SQUAD OF GERMAN PATRIOTS* Dillon, July !7. The name of Cola . i case and those, of Iho South Car* ?llnu disloyur.eta who have been sent ;!;?? fedora) penitentiary for unpa riot >? uttcraqcea and acta was Indie olul ly linltod I y aenatoi lal candi latea at the meeting here today, W, l'. Pollock naked tin- people it hey wanted to be in the class with W. P. 1 card. Paul Wierse and Albeit Orth ,all three of whom have been convicted in the federal courts of dis loyalty and two of whom at lea it wore closely Identified with the politi? cal fortunes of Pole L. Blease. Tho CheraW candidate also wished that Please might And a cell between Beard and W ierse for his disloyal utterances. When the people were asked if they Wanted to be put In the same category as these and BleaSG there was u chorus of negative answers. x. B. Dial of Laurens, candidate Cor the long term, again today told h people as he told Blease to his fac yesterday that Please was disloyal from the crown of his head to the sole v l his feet. Mr. Dial also read a letter from a young man in Fiance to his father, O. L, Jones of Monetta, in which the sal dier said. "Do beg the people of South Catollna for Qod's sake not to send that man who made such big speech* ? against President Wilson last summer, to the United States senate. Our mos wonderful president can not help win this war with such disloyal men a i ole L. Please in the senate." Continuing the alignment of i 'ol L. please with German sympathisers and disloyalists in South Carolina, Senator Benet said it was fortunate for South Carolina and the country at la ige that Pleas*' was not commission? ed an ollicer in the Pnited States army last summer when he first offered to reise a regiment on condition that ho be allowed to lead his own officers Please was a modest man and had sk.-d only that he he named a eolo nel, while Mr. Roosevelt wanted to be \ major general. "And if Mr. Blease .ad been allowed to raise a regiment kPd name his staff of otliccrs we would now most likely have Ma jo Heard, Captain Orth and Captain .Vierse." Senator Denet thought it nost likely that .lohn L. MoDaurin .voultl have wanted to be a lieutenant olonel. Til ) Rcf/pHh party WSJ in a bad iix ,vltll so many of its star performers h he penitentiary. Senator Benet, als? emphasized that the one question In the campaign this year was one ol loyalty and disloyalty and that tin ?eople ought tO be warned that the lOminant note vms Germany or Amer? ica or put In more definitely Wilson or tho kalscr. Nobody h..d ever heard of I'lease denouncing the kaiser, but from do/ens of stumps he had vllliflcd and abused Wilson, fought his noni ination and refused to subscribe to hi: campaign fund. Blease had also said in one of his speeches long after th war had been declared that he would have been Willing to be banished t the Philippine, Islands or anywhere else if he had had the opportunity to have opposed Wilson and congress or; the war issue. No man could vote for a disloyalist and himself remain loyal. Mr. Pice thinks Mr. Dial is deharrc 1 from the senate because of hi ?wealth." The history of the State, h says .shows that no rich man has ever been w nt from South Carolina to that office. He also Intimated that he did not think much of Mr. Dial's chance* for a aplr of wings and opportunity to pass through pearly gates as he iiuoted for Mr. Dial's benefit that part <?i the scriptures which read, "it h easier for a camel to go through tho of a needle than a rich man to ritcr the kingdom of heaven." The \nd< rson county candidate says h [tldotses nil that has la-en said and more than has yet been said about "that thing in breeches," Cole L i '.lease. Mr. Poeples did not attend the meet ing here today. He sent a telegram > \. I!. Jordan, COUllty chairman, in Whh h he said he was detained on of tidal business. Nothing was heard from Please who has Ignored it of the 17 meet s of the campaign so far, The meeting today was attended by etwocn 200 and 300 people, a consld* ? ruble sprinkling of these being wo men. Registration Notice. The County Board of Registration .? ill he in their office at ethe Court 'louse, continuous!) from July 1st to \itguftl 31st, excepting July 4th, foi he purpose of registering all qualified .oters of the county of Rumter, as the law * equli es. T. I?. DPHosP. J. M. N. WIDDER, J, A. REAMER, Supervisors of Registration Watermelons are reasonably plen? tiful but unreasonably high In price, Fair Price List For Week, July 16th. Commodity ? Wholesale Retail. Plain Flour.None.$l.r.o to to 1.80 24 basi?. Solf-rielng Plour .. . . $ I 3.50, -t basla .11.80? 1.80 24 basis Corn meal.M.25 to 1.85 eacfc..5 to 5 l-2c lb. ?rlta.14.75 to 5.40 omek.f. ,. g l?| to 6 i-2c lb. <'at meal...88.80-8.85 3G-2o oz. .13c-15c package i lue ROKC rice.*'.?.50 to 10.00.10c to 12 l-2c 11>. Ueud rice.$10.2."?.11 to is i-2c lb. Bucar.18.85 to S.50.1 to I l-2c lb. Dried beans.Mo. 20c Lard?Pure .. ...27 M to II l-2db.20 to II i-2c lb. Lard?Compound .. ..23 3-4 to 14 l-4c.27 to 29c . . .3.25.5 to 6 l-4c $5.0i> to $ii.00 . . ..12 1-2 to 15c . ,1,H.17 1-2 to 20c .1.50. 15c .1.S5 to 1.00 .20 to 22 l-2c .1.85 to 2.00 . 20c 1.75 to 1.80.17 1-2 to 20c 27 1-2 to 28 1 - Je.32 1-2 to 35c .40 to 50c. 55 to 60 Evaporated milk (small) (Evaporated milk (large) ('aimed Corn Xo. 2. Canned Tomatoes .No. 2 .. . Canned tomatoes No. 3 Canned peas No. 2. Canned pork & beans No. 2 t'beese . Putter . Ham .. .. 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