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I CHRISTM X .." $2.50 quality Hoys' Suits (P"| Qft <8^ Christmas Sale Price VA??70 ?? $2.50 quality Boys' Suits ft*^ Qft Christmas Sale Price . eJJ^iue/O $5.00 .quality Boys' Blue Serjje Suits ftQ A ft ^ Christmas Sale Price __... epO?xO $1.00 quality Overalls ftQ/? Christmas Sale Price OJF^ 4? $1.25 quality Overalls Qftf* Christmas Sale Price vOv % $5.00 Ladies' Black Coats ftQ Qft Christmas Sale Price *PO?*/0 $10.00 Ladies' Black ('oats ft 7 /1ft Christmas Sale Price i V$ ?xO . $7.50 Ladies' All-Wool Sport Coats ft/I Qft Christmas Sale Price ep'r^I/O % $2.08 quality Children's All-Wool Coats <P"I \ Q ^ Christmas Sale Price V**?0 $2.00 quality Children's All-Wool Coats (P"| Qft Christmas Sale Price tP-*-?*70 ?? $5.00 (]uality Children's All-Wool Coats d\r\ Christmas Sale Price v A > |bg lot Samples in Infants* Pong and Short Coats at about 1-2 price. Very select and beautiful line of Furs greatly reduced in price. .lust received 50 Ladies' Sample Suits, ranging from $10.00 to $20, Our Christmas Sale Price (I* A QO Your Choice <pfx?570 $12.50 quality Ladies 'All-Wool Poplin Suits (?(} QQ J Christmas Sale Price ?p5/?J70 * $15.00 quality Ladies' All-Wool Poplin Suits (PI O AA Christmas Sale Price ?20.00 quality Ladies' All-Wool Poplin Suits (P"| A QQ Christmas Sale Price .. % Itig lot of Samples in Ladies', Men's and Boys' Sweaters at about 1 -2 price. O 50c quality .Men's Work Shirts Christmas Sale Price 0?/^/ X 50c quality Men's Heavy Fleeced Underwear J Christmas Sale Price *5^ $1.00 quality Men's Wright's Health Underwear rTE? ?? Christmas Sale Price ^ LJU 10c quality Extra Heavy Outing Christmas Sale Price O ^ 10c quality Lakeside Cheviots Christmas Sale Price O V/ V* 10c quality Extra Heavy White Cloth, :> yds. to the lb. ?? Christmas Sale Price ' ^ 1 McLURE A A A*AA^AttA-AAA-AAAAAjtAAAAAAAA^ ^ 4 ^ ^ nilTtn TUC PIIECTC beon the hypocrite, the fnlse friend c UHLLU I ML uULdlu CJVOtly V'?caker I)on'er It has aimed t < He was Interrupted by n member e , the"club, who suggested that as tli The Grand Vizier's Speech at the Ru?s,n? ambassador was our guest n n i such discussion should be permittee Gridiron Club Dinner. Mlrzn AH looked puzzled and eontii ued: _ . "The barbarous rule of Germain' wl FAIRLY BLAZED WITH ARIISF 1?a hrmurlit tn mi fino .....i ? 1.1-1 ...... - . y - ?" viiu, *11111 <1 III mil IT inc. rality will supplant tlu> vicious rule o flie vandals who have kept the intell It Looked Very Much Like the Makings genee of Europe under a reign of tei of "a Bully Row," but the Surprising for"? Climax Averted All Danger of Diplo- Again he was interrupted and alter matic Complications. Uon cn,1?(1 to \Uc V ?eucc of the Clei man ambassador. J lie situation wa In January. I'.MH. Mir/.a All Asgar explained t<> the grand vizier, and li Khan, former grand vizier of Persia, turned over two or three pages of hi was making a trip around the world manuscript ami continued: and was booked ... sail to Europe from "A,,m1 {Uvn <'ro;lt the tnull ...... , , tiojial enemy of the free American per New \ork. His attendance at the pie-perlidious Albion, as she is calle. < .ridiron club dinner in Washington by one of your poets?she has been tli was announced in the newspapers, trader of the world?buyer and selle What happened ui that banquet is of men?pretending to love liberty, bu tbus dramatically described by Arthur hypocritically sheltering slavery wliei Wallace Dunn in his hook, "tl rid iron it could be to her interest"? Nights:" President Coolidge stopped liini in The grand vizier came i.i late, after sharp raps of the gavel. The faces o the dinner had been in progress for a Bio diplomats were drawn into frowns time, and was accompanied by Scott disapproval, (inests and members (Done of the Washington Post. Ids were aghast, while President I loose host of the evening, lb-fore taking his velt looked as if he thought it was tin seal, directly in front of the president makings of a bully row. of llie Pnitod Slates, lie,bowed low to "We are very much obliged," sail lliar official and then made a sweep Mr. Poolldge. "to his excellency tlx ing salaam t<? the assembled company, j ?ranil vizier, but as some members oi Senator lleveridge was introduced j Bio British embassy are with us"? and shook In.n.lv Willi..... n I "v?'' ii. i.iii. .ma in me N|ieaii, said till governor general <>r the Philip vizier angrily: "then I hid you goo< IiIiiim, who hud crossed tIn* oeeaii on night! ^ oil invite did here?you iisl the sunn* ship with the Km ml vizier. ,1U; sl?cuk?I prepare my speech? walked across the dining room and .vo" #''e as l>:ul as the rest. You liavt shook hands, expressing his pleustire no free press?you have no free speech at seeing him again. Senators Aldrleh. ' go." Gorman and Hanna and Speaker Can- And as lie was making sweeping ges non, sitting near hy, were introduced. lures he tore away his fez, wig am After the dinner had progressed for heard, and there stood Francis E a time President Louis A. Coolidge in Leupp of the New York Evening Post trodueed tlie oriental guest as one who 'ia(' l)l,t over tlie greatest hoai had Journeyed far and who came that ever perpetrated hy the Gridiron club night with views he had gathered in The real Mlrza All Asgar Khan hat Ids (ravels. sailed for Europe that very day. Mlrza All Asgar Khan, with more profound liows, said that his message Lonfl Range Pension*. to the Gridiron club and its guests had 1'ucle Shih'k luiimiiin uvuiAm i.< i. ru.....wn ",y nivm 10 iiv>iu neeu written, as lie was somewhat ini- jn}r [? jj3 long reach compared to cer perfect in out language. and then he jnjn pensions that are being paid li began to read from large sheets of pa- European countries. , Only three years ago there died it t lie people of (he t ailed States, he England tlie last of the descendants ol began, are watching e\crv day to see ^jle lnnn ^vho assisted Charles II. t< whether there is to he a war in the old e e nftpr thft bat(le of Worcester world. In the east we also watch for n|, of whom ha(] enjoyed substantia that war. It Is to observe preparations ions througbout (hoir Hves for t,1( for that war that I travel 9<>rvIee their ancestor had rendered hh I was In Japan before came to monarch Admiral Rodney's heirs sUI the country. In Persia we take grea a yeaI, whlIe the repre interest In Japan, because the next. . . , ' . , . ,,V will he the great struggle between ?n??tlve of Lord Nelson gets $2oOOC il... civilizations of the east and west. " year because Nelson won the victor, We believe that the eastern civllUatlonrjj* Trafalgar.-New York Sun. wilt overcome the western civilization. "This will mark the downfall of ljus- , Happiness grows at our own Uresis, that treacherous power thtft intra' nldes and. is not . to be p^ked uj? In plotted against peace of mankind from strangers' galleries.?Jerrold* " tbp days of Peter the Great and lias i \ I ASS ALE at 1 , 5c quality Yard Wide White Cloth Christmas Sale Price - O V All Calicoes . Christmas Sale Price - .* r & V 10c quality Percales Christmas Sale Price - O 10c quality Flannelettes * Christmas Sale Price ^ 8c quality Fancy Curtainette C ? Christmas Sale Price 8c quality Ticking Ca Christmas Sale Price CFV 10c quality Ticking Ql^/? Christmas Sale Price ? ^ ^ 20c A. C. A. Ticking "| Christmas Sale Price ? AcFl/ 10c quality Extra Heavy Outing RVlC Christmas Sale Price ^ ^ ?,ini;n. v...-.i wr? o;tb . wv V{UUII V J AH1U ?* Olia i VJillli /I ll/l Christmas Sale Price _1 rx VV $1.00 quality Yard Wide Black Silk Taffeta Christmas Sale Price V "9c quality Yard-Wide Serges 9^0 Christmas Sale Price 50c quality Four-in-Hand Ties ' Christmas Sale Price Big lot Sample Suspenders at about 1-2 price. 50c quality Yard Wide Serges Christmas Sale Price OJ/L $2.00 quality 54-inch Kumfy Kloth /I Q Christmas Sale Price ><pl?xO $1.00 quality 44-inch All-Wool Dress Plaids Christmas Sale Price tlvt 50c quality Pound Prints QQtf* v Christmas Sale Price OJ/C 99c quality .Ladies' Extra Heavy. Underwear OCT^. ? imristmas sale frice .$1.00 quality Ladies' Extra Heavy Wool Underwear TF\n Christmas Sale Price I OL 2">c quality Men's Silk Hose -| Christmas Sale Price lOv Ladies' Hemstitched White Handkerchiefs "| _ Christmas Sale Price AC 10c quality Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Christmas Sale Price OC $1.48 quality Leatherette Suit Cases Christmas Sale Price */OL $1.25 quality Extra Heavy Cotton Blankets Christmas Sale Price O'J/C $2.00 quality Near-Wool Blankets d?"| iO Christmas Sale Price tJ>A*f*0 : MERCANl a4A A4A A. A. A. ^ )^r .r I d , 0 Literary Beginners. His Practice. Robert \V. Chambers Rave this nd- - "Mary Jane, why do you allow that ,f vice to the literary beginner some years young fellow to remain so long when 0 ago, says the Loudon Strand, and it *jie calls?" 0 holds good today: "You see. pa. he's a lawyer, and no 1 "Have somethlug to say and learn by matter how I try to make him go he experience how to say it. I lie impor- always manages when he comes to tant thing, to be sure, is something to court to secure a stay."?Baltimore U say. The trouble with most people American. . who try to write stories is flint they f have nothing to write about. Next. Saved by the Telephone. I_ don t talk about it; do it. A writer can The word "liello" lias been saved to - make his own market popular usage by the telephone, and It is the only way to do. Write Uu|t n, Thlrty-flve years ago what appeals to .you am find a pub- thero Wfls ? rea, cr|M#do ,nst the lisher who will take it. I.?on t go to u . , . . " . publisher and ask him what he wants, sot a,1,,,1 l,,n* ',hraso/ and tUe ***** * Make him want what you have to conversational invention came to the * offer, if it is the real thing yon won't rescue J,,st ,n tln,? have much difficulty. You will 'break l_ into print' with your first effort." Ages of Race Horses. The age of race horses is taken from j The Janizaries. the first day of January in the year in L? The Janizaries were the most fear- which they are horn. Thus, a horse i* less soldiers the Turkish empire lias foaled in March would be counted as t ever known, and they were not Turks, a foal until the following Jan. 1, just ii it lias been said that the most zealous the same as an animal born in Decernreligionist is the convert to the faith, her. r and so it was with these eonverted I' Christians. When they took the faith "SANTA CLAUS AND HIS TOYS." i or Monaiunieil under Sultan Orklmn i in 1330 and formed tiie nucleus of his . bodyguard they became the most ex- The music pupils of Miss Beatrice treme Mussulmans. It was tliey who Wilburn will give it play, "Santa stormed the walls of Constantinople in Claus and His Toys," on Thursday I 1433. the city that had hitherto been evening, Hoc. 1(5, at the High school considered impregnable. ? St. I.ouis auditorium, p Globe-Democrat. r There will be a number of songs, ? choruses and piano selections. EveryFranklin's Fate Prefigured. body is invited to come. I The fute of Franklin, the famous ex- The cast of characters: : plorer, was unwittingly prefigured and Santa Claus?Emma Krasnoff. - on the eve of his starting on liis last His Attendants?Loreen Gault, ? voyage at the hands of Ids own deyot- Ruby Smith, Lillian Whisenant, Math! ed wife. As he lay do/.ing on a sofa erine Sartor. Lady Franklin throw something over Mrs. Santa Claus?Jamima Wilburn. Ids feet, on which be awoke in conster- Fairies?Louise Purcell, Pearl JolI nation, saying: "Why. there's a llag ly> Elizabeth Smith, Estelle Haile, :. thrown over me! Don't you know that Lunette Kirby, Nell Haile, Mary . they lay a union Jack over a cor|?e'.'" Poole, EHszabeth Smith, Kathleen Bet: . sill. Road Edgas. Dolls?Martha Hollingsworth, Alice I Experts estimate that unused land Arthur, May Loe Sparks, Mary Lo. lying at either side of the country Long. ( roads is capable in many cases of bear- Broken Toys?Lessie Smith, Ferol lug 300 bushels of corn to the tuiio Jackson, Ellen Williams, Annie Bell . strip. Thousands of miles of the best Lulbertson. European roads are only a rod wide, 1 rained Nurse Myrtle Smith. \ but Uncle Sam's edge trimming is Pianists Marie Wilburn, Elizabeth i?? 0 .1 n?i fiarnor. uigcijr 41 muLier UI iu?urj.?EiACllltllge. ' Advancing Ideals. "How is your daughter progressing | ^ IB ? in music?" (1* Ifl^lll "Well," replied Mr. Cumrox, "I think * her taste is improving. She is getting ' so she thinks enough of some of those C|Am Dnom* !? ?? songs not to try to slug them."-Wash- ?1WIT ' RWW,,,? |U9I ington Star. the size for small GrocSam* Thing. cry, B?cl Market. BarSharp?I punctuated my tire tbW heF SllOp, CtC* Up-tO" other day. Friend-Punctuated! You nlflCP and onlv *15 mean punctured. I suppose. Sharp- aaie P*?* ^ ana OHiy 919 P'r'ap I do; but, anyway, 1 came to PCtlt. SCC H. L. Pool, 111 *Smith's Bloeli. f. * I t McLURE'S | $2.00 quality Men's Heavy Creedmon Work Shoes <P"1 % Christmas Sale Price > $3.00 quality Men's Heavy.Solid Leather Work Shoes <P"| QQ J* . Christmas Sale Price $3.00 quali'ty Men's Solid Leather Dress Shoes (P"| QO V J Christmas Sale Pries' , ^ $3.50 quality Men's Heavy Solid Leather Work Shoes QO QQ . ^ Christmas Sale Price WfcliJ/O X A $3.50 quality Men's Solid Leather Dress Shoes Qft * 21 * Christmas Sale Price ipmimiJO T j? $4.00 quality Men's Solid Leather Dress Shoes QQ Aft < Christmas Sale Price t|/0?^0 $1.75 quality Boys' School Shoes Q"| OQ t Christmas Sale Price vA?Uv __ y, / $2.50 quality Boy Scout Shoes QQ * Christmas Sale Price ? ; $2.50 quality Boys' Heavy Solid Leather Shoes fl?"l QQ , Christmas Sale Price ^ A ??70 $1.50 quality Women's Heavy Work Shoes Qftf* V Christmas Sale Price 1 $1.50 quality Women's Dress Shoes Qfttf* ?? Christmas Sale Price iJOXs 'jt $1.75 quality Women's Dress Shoes ' <P"| JO X Christmas Sale Price tJJAw'xO * A $2.50 quality Women's Dress Shoes (P"| QQ | Christmas Sale Price ?J)A?i/0 V $3.00 quality Women's Dress Shoes QQ Aft *1^ Christmas Sale Price $3.50 quality Women's Dress Shoes QO QQ Christmas Sale Price . O $3.50 quality Women's Tan Button Shoes Q"| QO Christmas Sale Price ^ j c 1 nn ha- M * ? tjuuniy ^nuarens Shoes Christmas Sale Price wL $1.50 quality Misses' Shoes Qftf* X Christmas Sale Price vOv _ ^ $1.75 quality Misses' Shoes <P"| 4Q ? Christmas Sale Price A 75c quality Misses' and Women's Felt Slippers ^Q/? t Christmas Sale Price ' 'I/ $1.25 quality Women's Felt Slippers, Fur Top Qfts* Christmas Sale Price vOv 1-3 oflf regular price to close out All Men's Suits. $1.25 quality Boys' Suits Qftf* X* Christmas Sale Price vOv A riLE CO. I A Visitor to This Market , cannot fail to be impressed with the perfect clean> liness apparent. No housewife could be more par| ticular than we are to exclude dirt of any kind. Come and select your meat in person and you will better appreciate our care in this respect. That's ( only one of our ways of making this market the very best place at which to buy your meat. ' We have an experienced meat cutter. City Market and Cattle Co. 11 E. R. GODSHALL, Mgr. I I ? A. A^A A^A A^A A^A A A A A^A Ak A^A A^A J^V A^AA^AA^A A^A j^A A^A A^A A^V J^A A^A "^" ^4> 4 y + + <0 ($> + % fy> %? X X Y Y % v The Value of Good Eyes X ?? Is inestimable. Most bad eyes can be made pood eyes with proper glasses. I make a careful examination and tell you the truth. No A> J humbuggery. No unreasonable charges. Everything guaranteed, ? and you know where to find me at any time. Beware of the peddlers * and fakirs. Eye sight is too precious to be, neglected. X F. C. DUKE, Optometrist. X $ x : L.^4. A^A A^A 4^A A^A J^A A^A i^A A^4 4^4 A^A. A^A A^A A^A 4^4 A^V A^A A^A ^ 4^ 4 ^~ ATTENTION, GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS!:] I receive Fresh Shipments Weekly in 1 Refrigerator Car? ;'| j MUKRIS' "Supreme" Breakfast Bacon 1 J MORRIS'"Supreme" Hams s- f " MORRIS' "Supreme" -all Pork Blue Ribbon Sausage These Meats are the choicest that money can buy. They 4 / come upwrapped. You may see what you are purchasing. No higher in Price, Supreme in Quality. MRS. M. J. MABRY, Grocer $ Phone 193. NOTICE W. O. W. CARD OF THANKS. We desire to expfegs our aincere Poplar Camp, No. 89, will hold its thanks to the many .kind friends Who next regular meeting Tuesday, Dec. assisted us so sympathetically during 21st, at 2 o'clock p. m. Officers for the illness and death of our 6-raonthsthe ensuing year wfll be elected at old babe ,Irene. May God deal grethis meeting. Every member is re- ciously with each one of you. quested to be present. , v *' - Mr. and Mrs. J L. Heroes. W. N. Bobo, Clerk. "Lockhart, S. C. ' . , j | I