The Columbia herald. [volume], October 09, 1914, Page 2, Image 2

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Range Exhibit Extraordinary!
One Week
Only
Given Free a $12.00 set of Aluminum Cooking Ware with every Range sold during this exhibit
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The Only Range made with Aluminum Fused Rust-Proof Flues
HOW TO GET THE WARE FRFE
COME to the exhibit of The South Bend Malleable. An expert
demonstrator will show you the range; tell you all about the
way it is made, and why it is such a good baker and consumes so
little fuel. He will also show you the Patented Aluminum Fused,
Rust-Proof Flues. No other range made has flues of this kind of
metal. We know it is the best range made, and you will find out
for yourself that this is true.
If you buy one of these ranges during the week of the exhibit, we will make you a present
of a complete set of High Grade Pure Aluminum Cooking Ware, worth $12.00. This offer
is good for the week of the exhibit only, and you cannot afford to miss it. Be sure and
come early. You will see and hear many useful things. There will be useful souvenirs
free. Remember the date.
Oct 12th to 17th
Why not buy your range at home when YOU CAN DO AS WELL OR BETTER;
we pay hundreds of dullars every year toward the betterment of schools,
roads, charitable causes, etc., so why not buy at home and keep your
money here, where it benefits all. We are in position to sell you on easy
terms or cash and when you need repairs, you don't have to send cash be
fore you get them as you do from a mail order house or a wagon peddler.
Come in and if we don't save you money and give you a better value,
then the treats are on us.
FLY HARDWARE COMPANY
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PERSONAL.
Mrs. Dave Watkins, of Ashwood, I
spent Friday in the city shopping.
Misses Sadie and Ida Walker were
here from Godwin Friday.
J. H. Thomas, of Giles county, 1b
the guest of his brother Sam Thom
as. Miss Imogene Barrow and Miss La
rissa Kittrell spent Friday in Nash
ville. Mrs. John Lane and little daughter.
Martha, are back from a visit to rel
atives in Knoxville.
H. E. Harriman was called to Nash
ville Thursday on account of the
death of his grand mother. Mr. Har
riman is connected with government county surveyor, accompanied by Mrs.
hog cholera experiment station here. McKissick, has returned from a pleas
Mrs. E. S.Cayce has returned from ant visit to Denver and Chicago.
a visit to Nashville. Mrs. F. M. Walker, of Santa Fe,
Mrs. Felix M. Ellett and son, Mortl- was a Saturday shopper in Colum-
mer, were in the city Friday. bia.
Dr. R. M. W. Black is in Atlanta David Trousdale, a prosperous
to attend the marriage of his sister, farmer of the McCains section, was
Miss Carrie Cooper, of Mt. Pleas- m Columbia Thursday.
ant, is the week end guest of Miss
Lois Timmons.
C. M. Erwin returned to Atlanta
Friday afternoon after a visit of sev
eral days to his mother, Mrs. W. T.
Erwin.
. V. MoGavock, special aunt for
Mrs. J. A. Marshall and Miss Mary
Brandon, of Lewisburg. came to Co
lumbia Friday shopping.
J. Knox Polk, state agent of the
Aetna Fire Insurance Co., was in the
city Friday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Godwin and
Middle Tennessee of the Continental ; mtie daughter were in the city from
Fire Insurance Co., spent Friday parf8 station Thursday.
ANGSTON
DR. I. W. L
ACCEPTS THE CALL
OF FIRST BAPTISTS
YOUNG DIVINE OF SOUTH CARO
LINA WILL 8UCCEED DR. L.
T. MAYS.
LIKE BUILDING ON A ROCK
is the house whose foundation ii
made with our cement. For it practi
cally is a solid rock after the cement
has thoroughly dried. When you
think of the repair bills you won't
have to pay you cannot but see hot
economical our cement is.
Richardson Lumber Co.
Bell Phone 113
Citizen Phone 148
CHICHESTER S PILLS
W--v . THE DIAMOND BRAND. A
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fitnkKon m HotSil,linri Rrilibl.
SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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night in the city.
Mrs. Arch Craige, of Mt. Pleasant,
is visiting in the city.
Trade Shelton is back from a
week's trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. W. C. Smith and daughter
spent Saturday In Columbia hdli
Pint.
I Mrs. Lebert Patterson, of Lewis
iburg, was a Saturday shopper in Co-
miss Irene unoate was here from : lumbla.
Williamsport Saturday shopping. Misses Penina, Sallie and Mary
Misses Louise and Marie Foster orr were here from Bryant's Station
were here from Williamsport Satur- Saturday
day.
W.
R. M. MoKissick, the popular
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For People Who Walk
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STALKERS wdnt good shoes that do not chafe or
tl annoy their feet shoes that fit and wear well and
yet are not expensive. We have just what you want,
and they cost no more than the ordinary shoe. The
comfort is in the making.
Our stock of Ladies', Misses', Men's and Chil
dren's Shoes was never so complete as now. We
have a shoe lor every foot.
'The Cash Way's the Only Way
Costs Less."
It
We made it possible you made it pay."
SPOT CASH SHOE STORE
Harry W. Frierson
A. B. Cummins
OF SCHOUBLY ATTAINMENTS GOV. HOOPER WILL
BE HERE OCT. 17
Graduate of Furman University and
of the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary and Highly Recommend
ed by Leaders of the Church. T0
MAKE SECOND CAMPAIGN
SPEECH IN MAURY COUNTY
AT 1 O'CLOCK.
Miss Ophelia Page has returned
from an extended and very success
ful trip to Canada.
Mrs. Charles B. Farias and little
daughter, Estelle Elizabeth, are here
from Oklahoma to visit Mrs. H. F.
Fariss.
Mrs. George Witt and daughter,
Miss Rachel, were here from Lynn
rllle Saturday shopping at the Co
lumbia stores.
Prof. I C Brans, of the Woodrow
school at Williamsport. spent Sat
urday in the city.
Mrs. F. C. Sowell is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Reed, in Union City.
Miss Doakie Craige, of the Hope
well section, was here Monday.
Mrs. James A. Smiser has returned
from a visit to relatives In Virginia.
Mrs. J. R. Martin has returned from
Nashville, where she spent the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Frazier and
children, of Nashville, were in the
city Sunday afternoon.
Rev. L. W. Langston, of Columbia,
South Carolina, has accepted the call
extended him by the congregation of
the First Baptist church and will en- m , .
ter upon the discharge of his duties , A . k
at once, preaching hi. first sermon jS-T 'ZZ"l
on Sunday. October 18. Z'Z Z A 7E7Z7TZ?
Rev. Mr. Langston is a young man. IlITl?
rifkt rt tr Afilv won T v.uiT VIM Ml irf A. IT A V W m UV W
but he has been preaching for some J conspicuously posted at several
time and Is a man of unusual attain-
GOOD MEETING AT
CDLLEOKA CHURCH
REVIVAL OF THE BAPTISTS IS
ATTRACTING GOOD
CROWDS.
Rev. E. J. Baldwin, of Chattanoo
ga, is conducting a most successful
revival at the Friendship Baptist
church at Culleoka. He is being
ably assisted by the pastor, Rev. Geo.
Freeman and Rev. J. F. Brownlo',
of ML Pleasant. A great deal of
interest Is being shown and large
crowds are attending.
FOR SALE
SEED
WHEAT "NEW ECONOMY"
VARIETY.
Smooth headed, stiff strawed, big
yield. Selected from fields that pro
duced 30 to 40 bushels per acre. Care
fully graded over a Power Clipper
Machine, and absolutely free of cockle
and all foreign seeds. CLAWSON
BROS, Ashwood, Tenn.. both phones.
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places about the city. No place for
s. nrf la hlanlv educated. He is the VMg tted in the an.
an A. B. graduate of Furman Univer- nouncment but it is probable that
stty, of Greeneville, S. C and Is a he 0Teor wiU the opera
full graduate of the Southern Baptist horue' where he Pke fop
Theological Seminary, of Louisville, a- Tni w,u nd
Ky where he received the degree of palgn tnBt v- HoPr has
M Thg made in Columbia as he did not visit
No one has ever come to the pas- m county durin hI e
torate of the local church more high- for 8vernr- j
ly recommended than Dr. Langston. -From
one of the ablest and oldest tto TjT?r rAITHV
members of the Baptist convention of i LUOIILVL LUlLl
the South Dr. Langston has presented
the very highest recommendations.
He has been commended for his solid
piety, his scholarly attainments, his
energy and his devotion to duty.
The pastorate of the First church
has been vacant since the resignation
of Dr. Livingston T. Mays, who was l
appointed consul of the United States!
to Charlottestown, Prince Edward
Island, some months ago.
Dr. Langston is married.
OF BOOTLEGGERS
Cheap Land in Arkansas and Lou
isiana. Invest your money where it
will double in five years. For partic
ulars address L J. PENNINGTON,
310 Masonic Temple, Little Rock,
Ark. 357W.
fee The HecsJel,
SEVEN WERE ROUNDED UP AT
SAWDUST SATURDAY BY DEP.
UTY BEN ALDERSON.
Deputy Sheriff Ben Alderson un
earthed a whole bunch of alleged
bootleggers at Sawdust Valley Satur
day afternoon. One was arested and
when tried before Esq. Joe Wilkes,
he implicated others who were later
arrested. The process of implica
tion continued until no less than sev
en had been placed under arrest. It
is said that it took two men riding
for an hour or two to round up the
whole bunch. On trial before Esq.
Wilkes, all were bound over to the
grand Jury.
Women and
Jewelry
Are Inseparable
Man wants the one, and
wants the one to have
the other, "fwas ever
thus.
We invite you to make
an inspection of our
stock. It is peculiarly
adapted to the needs of
all classes, and includes
some excellent selections
at exceedingly moderate
prices.
Gotham Bros.