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ALL WOOL
FITTKTTrOATi
" -1 In the new Fall colors
materials. The linings
guaranteed for 2 years. J
? ? 12t^20--38to52.
$9.95 ,
LOVELY
WOOL DRESSE
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Solids and plaids, trimmed1
pique collars and novelty 1
and buckles. Sizes 9 to :
12 to 20.
$5.95
TWO PIECE
WOOL SUITS
New shipment in all the lo
Fall colors. The height
style ' for campus wear. S
? 12 to 20.
^ $3.95
BRIEF PANTIE
2 Pr. for $1.10
Designed- by?Munsingwear
elude all detecting. Not
wrinkle to give them away
matter how sleek the suit
frock. Fashioned . . of flat
ra^on to stand the wear
college days. Sizes 32 to 4<
tearcrse. 59c per pair.
, ^GIHfeDR?NJ^-nWP ARTMT
SKIRTS WITH ALL ROl
PLEATS WILL BE T
STYLE FOR SC.Hnni nr
Wool plaid and shown
? ?man?tattOTtrd, "double-brea
plaid or plain wool jackets
sizes 7 to 16.
$1.95 to $5.95
AND GAY SWEATERS
TOP THE PLAID SKIRT
Girls' gay colorful sweater
Angora and Shetland wea
long or short sleeves. Just
? sweater t<y complete your
fit. Sizes 6 to 16.
to $1.95
RAINCOATS
$1.95 to $2.95
Also capes in plaids and
skin. Durable and gua
teed waterproof. Sizes 6 t
SMART SP
FOR THB - ??
COLLEGE GIR]
Smart and sturdily built 1
crepe, rubber or leather s<
The very newest styles in <
elk and grain leathers. Cc
? of tan, black err brown, j
spectator type pumps and
for that dress-up party o
. sion m suedes and combinat
w?v - Sizes from 2V* to 9 in w
AAA to C
$2.95 to $3.95
POP THP f 1TTI 'C
SCHOOL GIRL
j- Oxfords, straps and pumps
like bigr sister's. Selected
thers and styles. Picked
wearing and fitting quali
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WHERE-YOl
? South Carolina's
LKS
to School
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FASHIONS
SECOND FLOOR?
g These campus Ipmtpi*
bought specially for the college
'and Sh'l's wardrobe. As seen in
are V?Eue? Harper's Bazaar and
sizes Mademoiselle. 3__
SKIRTS
$1.95 to $3.95
Hlairs?pleats?jippers plaids
S ?checks?solids in outstanding
modes. All the new Fall colors
with including navy. Sizes 24 to 32
Jelta md 34 to 40. 17?
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SPORT JACKETS
$4.95 to $7.95
Plakis^-novel stfripes?solids? I
fitted collars?cardigans in all
the nefr Fall colors and combi.
nations ftigos t" 20
vely
OX - ; -
lixea SWEATERS
$1 to $3.95
Soft knits in all new shades I'
with novel trim. Sizes 32 to <
c; 40. I,
s-l - .:V? L
SHIRTS-BLOUSES 1
-to-? $1 to $3.95
a ' <
no You'll win all fashion honors in ,
; Or these advanced fall blouses.? jknit
Kayeraft and Lido Town Classof
ic shirts. New ncrvel trims, and I!.
0 in all the new shades including
| navy. Sizes 32 to 40.
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WOOL GLOVES t
:si> ? $1 f
E 100% pure wool gloves by NoRLS
'an *n your school colors. All
with
sted
in POLO SHIRTS
79c to 98c
(
By Tom Sawyer for fall wearTO
ing. Crew necks and long
S sleeves including stripes and
s in ^blids. Some have zipper
ives, fronts. Sizes 6 to 18.
the
out^tudents'
Blanket
80% wool. For long wearing
( j and waxmth this is an?ideal" f
i blanket. - Size?62x84 and speeiial?
$2.95
oilran-1
OTHER BLANKETS AND
0 161 COMFORTS $1 to $29.50
~"
ORT OXFORDS
t Patent-leathers, black or brown
[j | calf or elk leathers. Sizes 8%
mth\ta 3- AA t0 Dales.
$1.95 to $2.95
Mao i
ties, FOR THE
ions j SCHOOL BOY I
idth The most complete selection
available for this important
shoe problem. Shoes that look
good and best of all are guaranteed
to wear. Gro-ccrrd, lea_
ther and crepe rubber soles.Flk,
calf or grain leathers in
the very latest stales for boys,
i See and inspect -them. Sizes
jU3t 12 to 6. A to E widths. (
Jeff
t??r! $1.95 to $2.95 1
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ALWAYS SAVE! <
i Largest Dept. Store <
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THE PALMETTO LEADER
, at
A CALL TO SERVICE OF THE going to be more expansive along
VVATEREE BAPTIST S. S. with various lectures will be had
CONVENTION during the session.
All "eyes open, all ears listen- ar
To the Missionaries, Officers and jnK> au hands working^ all feet Sl
Members of the Wateree Bap niarehing toward Mt. Moriah Baptist
S. S. ^Convention: tist church, next July 1940. The f?.
. ? amount- of $300.00 is going to be .
Dear Co-workers: ~ our goal. * !n
We are reminding |you that it . ^; . ..
is high time to begin your task Rev" w M TAYLOiR, Pres. '
for lynyther year. We are expect- \Vateree Baptist S. S. Convention, c
ing a full years ^vork when we * ??? jj
come up to the "next Convention. SAINT STEPHEN
We are askrng Missionaries, offi a. M. E. CjHURCH fa
cers, Board Members'to bring up Rev. L. D. Gamble. Pastor a
the small Amount that has been I
asked of ycru for the Conventional The fourth quarterly conference 21
rally, which will take place on of the above named church is now '
the opening ''day. Then we are history. This church has steadiexpecting
every school in the As- bl moved forward in every re- ev
soeiational field to report in tho spect during thc conference year. m
Convention. If this is done we will M the usua] hour the pa'gtor lo
be able to accomplish a Hercules conducted the opening services and
task for borth education and mrs- after which presented Dr. T. J.
sion. We, as pastors, superinten- Miles, the P. E., to deliver the Yl
dents and teachers are asked to message which was uplifting in- tr
lose no time welding the iron deed. On Monday night the busiwhile
it's hot. Inform your school ness side was held with the folwhat
is expected of them_Jbet>y??n lowing reports: Stewards $380.91;
now and next July. Weare~joak- Trustees, $537.00; Sunday school ^
ing forward to two full days ot $20.50; A.C.E. Leagu,. $5.20. No. c
hard work and we are expecting t Stewardess board, $3.50; No. 2. .
a full attennnrp .from?every $2,10;?No. 3, $13.75; Nu. 4, $2.60;
school and every superintendent. Jun'01' church, $11.35. Grand
Pastors and teachers are asked to : total $965.91. ^
attend uvory day and every ser-1 Individuals or l'iirpo will nouor I
vice. . | become great by endless discuss- te
We are exDectintr a more com-'ions or writing ^useless articles.
perior to the last sitting. Our! Let us march forward to our fir
map and blackboard exercise is coveted goal. se
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JOTTINGS FKOM CLINTON MT. CLARE BAPTIST CI
Well; well, everybody was glad Rev. C. B. Black, Pas
id surprised to see the Rev. D. S. 0.
iber in town Saturday looking ? ,v* Singleton,, pastoi
s best. Rev. Suber who is pas- peulah Baptist church, alsc
ring in Laurenburg ,N. C., left Elizabeth Baptist _chu
inton about a year ago weigh- Florence preached for i
g 212 pounds. He stated that Wl'ek- He ls a wonderful
> is weighing 242 now and in- er# Sunday morning .b^in
nd to stop at 250 . pounds. our Sunday school Wtis
un sunaay, august 27, Kev. D J "V it!
Suber filled the pulpit for Rev. | ^ Good H?*? ?apt'st ,Cfh
... w 11, / 1 - ii J Florence preached a great
, W. Walker, pastor qf Friend- Theme; christian Xine, :
!P , * ,J. ' chuich. All who Ljj christians were out c
.led to hear this sermon missed j Th attendance was small
treat Bringing the good news L Rev H L Uixon( al
om Christ a first sermon up foi ministefi 93 years old ai
r> y<*i\S'n . , . been preaching the gospel
Rev Walker is domg a success- Vt>aYs. Wo were proud t
11 und^krS busmess When thjs fttther in the go j
er in-C inton stop at the Com- p,.of Bradley of 0Ur.school
unity Undertaking lia'rljor and so nresent
ok it over. - ' '
Mrs. Bessie Henry is visiting in ! OPuaQOOPPPPPftPCteeQPEE
ashington, Philadelphia and New I ft
ork. We wish her a pleasant p I, K K V Y
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\y for New Vo ig Undertaking and E
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le will stop at various points on IP . XT
ir way-back. 1 B SLOGAN
Mr. and Mrs. I, W. Weir of An- ? LOWER PRl
}i i-on spent l^t Sunday , with w ^ ,, *., , ypp err
r. and Mrs. H P. Crawford. Mr. S *. AMUULANCL at
eir is a brother of Ms. Craw- ? ... ?.?^?
t j ; [v - as near as iour iNeau
The city schools will open Sep- jfi
mber 7th instead of Aug. 31. jS: ' ' . ' .
Friendship ehnrrh mimiwiT. nn.l P?natesd>urg~and Ridg^i
istor are planning a celebration g .... tavlou" gj (
the new chuch, beginn |g 1 ' PHO^IS ?27(
st Suday in -October. Have you S
en the new church ? .
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Saturday, September 2, 1939
3URCH MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
itor Mrs. Lear Wright wishes to announce
the marriage of her daugh
ter, Mrs. WUlie Mae Jackson to
> pastor Gaines Porter, June 6th, by
irch, of peVt w. m. Downs, at his home
is last 1206 Lagree St., of this ci^y. Mr.
preach- Gajnes Porter has returned home
& ?f.iny after being away for two months,
omitted, is the son of Mrs. Christine J
jstor of porter> 0f Irmo, S. C. The cou- W* I
urch of pje wjjj make their home at 1309
sermon QaJ< street, Columbia, S. C.
He said
)f line. Telephone 9231
J; S DANTZLER BROS.
rid has SHOE REPAIR SHOP
for 71 Work Called For and Delivered ^
0 have invisible Half Soling a Specialty
present.
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