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I High I . if The immense ad to get tailored cl 1 of middlemen's quantities, and i minimum cost, sell the highest j the big concerns You are in prices, an< Suits COL No. 4 IVlai SANTUC SAN'TUC, Jan. fi.?Ail of the students who came home for the holidays have returned to their respective institutes of learning. The school here began this week and both teachers, I'rof. Jayroe and Miss Marilla Brooks, were back from their vacation ready for their duty. This clear cold weather that this week started in with is good for people's health, but it proved to be the death of quite a number of hogs. But almost everyone who has hogs, complain that they hard to fatten this year. Perhaps they are on a strike too. In looking over the "Want ads," in papers, why do so many men say, "No cigarette smokers need apply." That seems very significant, doesn't it? That seems to be a sort of weight hung to a man that hinders him in his race for business. mere ?s going to be a great change in our citizenship this year. The readers will remember that we have gained one family, Mr. Russell Jeter, lately of Columbia, but we will lose i the family of Dr. L. H. Thomas, as tKey will move to Branchville. Mr. < F. M. Whitlock and family will move i from the heart of the town and go up i on the hill at the old Methodist parsonage, in the house of Mr. R. J. Jenkins (we hope he will buy this prop- i erty and become permanent here. I i hope we will all have a good time, 1 will not take the blues, nor be pe;i- < 4-; *, Class - w ? At lI rmi * VxVTJ-j' The Colum largest con for individ 15th of th< No. 4 Ma Here at all fabrics for * by an exp( ure and su for an infe Ivantage of buying j Inthincf from tbo wVi W Vf vi&iiig JL1 V/XA1 1/AiV; Tf XJ profits to the buyer, naintains a large es Then the direct segrade tailoring at pi ; do offer. : ivfted to visit our d place your ord< i andO .UMB] nStrcct. simistic but all lend a hand to rnatce it a happy new year and Ice our neighbors. For two weeks we had some bad weather, and there was consequently a damp time on Christmas, but I am not writing of Christmas because that is out of date and the New Year is five days old at this minute?lacking five hours, but it seems like a month to me for I have been just bubbling over with a desire to get to work, for every three days I have to do, I have only two days to do it in. You see I have made a New Year resolution and that it to take a retrospective view of 1913, see the mistakes I have made, see the fissures in my business, and try to do better; jump the fissures, but my! what a jump 11 mum uiiiKc. 1 am airaia i cannot go entirely over. Wonder if I can make a "run and go." If I do this I might get my business neck broken, so I will slide down on one side and scramble out on the other, or try. To use slang, "Do you get me." But going to business, all farmers ought to form resolutions to operate, and get things better, not to cooper ate to the farm of a trust against the consumer, but as regards their own operation of affairs at home, as to the management of hands for instance. Not as to not giving good, honest, wages, but to have strong cooperation in firm methods and requirements of soil saving and soil building, this is one thing the average cropper does not want to do though, it is as Tailor ill Be ( out Jai UMBIA ibia Tailoring C< cerns in the cor uals, will open < e present month lin Street, Nei times will be s men's clothing; ?rt, and the high pplied at a pric< rior ready-to-w< from THE COLUM idesale manufactun The Columbia Tai tablishment, where lling plan, eliminatii ices lower than any / - ... . store, inspect the ;rs if you are ci >vcreo r 71 "T" 71 L/i i r. Next Dc much to his interest as to the owner | and it should be require^! of him, and i then we need cooperation. But his J is too late for this year, but there is I to be more New Years. Let us watch < for them, and go for that soil saving and soil building. 1 I like to read the letters from Vox, 1 my father's friend?at one time an 1 army comrade, and my friend, and 1 his last letter in The Times, Jan. 2, I -ead twice about the meeting of the magistrates with Solicitor Hijl. I can say that I do not think another ! thing is needed to be incorporated in , the statutory laws of this State to 1 minimize crime, but vote to put clean, law-abiding men in office and that will work a great deal. Men who are or seem to be in sympathy with al? sorts of crime, will wink at it, in one way or another, will not use his power to minimize crime any more than 1 I can make a preacher out of my -'1 ' Pete. Tn h?nr tVio llf nf cheapness of human life, and pistol toting, cocaine selling and let us add . legalizing whiskey seUing, and looking at the great nunroer of murder- ' ers have been turned out of prison to ; go free and nothing done for families who have lost, when will it cease to be cheap. It is no matter how we may "blow" about what ought to be < done, then "scotch" all of this with , our ballots. Belie our talk of law and I order with our ballots if we vote for reckless or crime-sympathising men. ' I am not charging anyone, but some ' may talk law and order, and vote for # I ?? i tag Es )penec % luary l TAIL )mpany of Bait intry manufac i Krariph no+nkli i MI uixvii vjo ia uij l. This store v (t Door to UN hown the new * here your meai est grade of clo e very little, i 3ar suit * BIA TAILORING ;rs direct, through 1 11 nrinrf V> Liviiiig vywiiipan^ u system enables th< lg the middlemen, ] local tailor can ofl u *\ \ : nifty woolens, Mivinced that e r ats, SI r'" UIAJi op to Unioi pien who by every action shows they are not accord with it. If we do let us shut up talk, go way back and sit down, and be right quiet. Let the other fellow run it a while. The juries are beginning to do their part as to murderers, but the executive officers are falling short; are lending aid 4.L. -1 - vu me cneapness oi human life and there is no more. Hey Denver. Notice! The Board of Registration will meet at the following places: Saturday, Jan. 31, at Buffalo; Lockhart Sills, Saturday, Feb. 7. By order of e board. R. W. Long M. C. Gault J. R. Whitmire. List of Advertised Letters. T. M. Bailey, Pink Booker, J. H. Caldwell, C. C. Cleveland, Hugh Davis, Emziah Gregory, Mrs. Fannie Gilchrist, Mrs. Nelly Gardlock, Anderson Hill, R. A. Horn, Bobbie Hames,* Jimmie Johnson, Miss Inez Jones, 3; Willie Jones, Mrs. Rosa Knight, Robert Lipscomb, Miss Bulah Shelton, Miss Mamie C. Vaukhn. Isaiah Williams, J. M. Willard, H. V. Wynne, Margu Young. Notice to Debtors and Creditors! All parties owing the <- estate of Mrs. Amanda M. McNeace, deceased, ire hereby notified to make payment to me. All creditors of the said Mrs. Amanda M. McNeace are hereby notified to present their claims to the undersigned, duly attested. Dec. 80, 1918. J. A. Sawyer, 1 4t Qualified Executor. '/ > . . N ? - ? tablish I inUn 15 by ORINfn imore, one of th? turing clothing ishment in Unio rill be located at HON GROCERY est and best in sure will be tak< thing tailored to f any, larger th 4 9 COMPANY consisl ( Vi D 1 A/>ol L/iiv iu^ai dlUlC, 111 US t iuys cloth and mat e product to be tin places this concern fer and lower than study the styles, very word we si 3.5Q tc ilJNCj i Grocery. C > f X Automatic; \ mc X We desire to cal to our new line o X Dishes. The st< complete and the Automatically, > V exceptionally lo high quality. | Bailey Furniture & Union, Sou ************* A Card of Thanks. I wish to express ray thanks to the kind friends for t^ieir kindness to us during the sickness and death of our brother, Thomas Munro Gist. 1+ rv#? o ? "?* I" ?. *1. Ulll. | . b j t~ .. 1 ; ment ion the i CO. e oldest and II to measure I n about the I COMPANY all kinds of I =>n Mrftfnllv II VJL U.ULJ I 1 your meas- I an you pay J IB ts in being able 1 saving the cost II * aerials in large II rned out at the J 2 in a position to 11 a majority of 11 learn the || ly is true It >84Q 1 CO. omoanv 1 ^ 11 <%? <$? $? + %? <$??%> A ally Priced | hes 1 11 your attention ? >f Plain and Fancy 3ck is new and \ i prices are fixed ? vhich is to say, jf yr, together with \ Lumber Co., Inc. 5 ith Carolina i V V W V V V V V VWv A mad dofr was shot an Main last Saturday morning. He was pursued by the police from The Peoples Supply Co.'s store to near the residence of Mr. Geo. W. Smith, near the outskirts of the city.