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5"" ii iBIllls ' i ?$S$ ty.?-Tyj*{~^i. For the next sixt millinery and clothing cost you anywhere $\ ing cash for same, ant your talking machine D L - nememDe i ' | and for only the purcl chines, and you can g they will be sold to yc 35c for tli These records cost ; selling the records to jj I . 1 j L- " X" Dixie Camp. ' Meeting of the Confederate I ^ Veterans last Saturday? Delegates Elected to Re- I J! unions?Committees Ap- ^ pointed in Connection with County Reunion. I r 'i)anip Dixie met tcXyy pursu jy It a??t, to call, Coinm inder W. (*. A g rorwsr an uie cnair. Adjmant Join s not Ix i11present \V. 1) Bruce acted as adjutant ptoiein. Hi* camp then wen' into an eho ion if delegates io the New Or h ans Reunion, its follows : ('apt 4 *.}. McManu", ('apt. ).('. Foster and W. B. Bruce, 8J ? >n motion the (-'.imp then weni j ol into an election ol delegates to the State Reunion in Columbia, to-wif W. B Bruce, Capt. 4. I"" McManus, .). I), Ca^kev Cant. j ^ <->. Foster, B. A. Gainer, R. J. I W. Steele. Sponsor, Mi.ss I'ia w / (fas key. i <n motion a conitniltee, eon- g ^ sitting of Commander W. (?. A. 1'orter and Capt. .1. Q. MeManus, E t0 was appointed to consult the g ,u church officials of Hopewell and g ascertain il they had any oh joe- ? vt t?on to'the holding of the county | I ]a reunion at that point again. I l'? V I HI On motion a committee, con- I mHisiingof W. G. A. i'orter, J. Q I Hfi'.M ?;#nH and J, K Stewman, was appointed to invite a speaker I fn speakers For the uotinty lte ! anion ? i'lie meeting then adjourned. VV. G. A. Porter, I Wl Chairman. a vV. B. Bruce, Sec. protem. ? i y days we are going to j. ; one of the famous Stai 2.00, but we are going ti I ask for your coupon; absolutely FREE. r this Offe lases made in the depar et none or as many as y ?u for e Small Ret you extra any where yoi you. Remember, for C mtm T mplement Co. 1302 Main St., Richmond. Va. ave issued a new and interesting utalogue telling all al>out the best Time, Labor and Money Saving 7arm Implements. gives descriptions and prices of Corn ana Cotton Planters, | Wheel & Disk Cultivators, i ^ Farm Wagons, Engine Buggies, Surries ! ? Harness, SaddU V. Crimp & other hoofing, j Barb Wire, Fencing, etc. Farmers will get the best Farm nplements on the market and ive money by sending us their i tiers. Write for our Catalogue. I Mailed free on request. Wood's Seeds, j | VlfariSfot Seed INOCULATED leady For Sowing. , Inoculation makes it possible ^ > grow Alfalfa where it eouhl not ! grown before. It supplies the bneterift neoes- * ry for the best growth ami cle lopment of this valuable crop. ^ Alfalfa once well established sts for years, yielding large and intimious cuttings of the best 11 a! most nutritious hay. I'riee of ed quoted on request. Wood's 1906 Seed Book tells I about Inoculated Seeds, both ii r the Garden anil Fartn. Mailed Be. Write for it. ,W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen, RICHMOND, . VIRGINIA. i> can also supply Inoculated Garden 'oat, Snap Beans, Clovera, Cow Peas, etc. Write for prices. 5 jive everybody who purchases from us 53500 in dry goods, notions, idard Talking Machines. These graphaphpnes or talking machines o give them away to our customers. You make your purchase, paywhen you have gotten as much as $35.00 worth bring ihem in and get j r is for Cash Purchases Only | i ~i ? ** ' ? * Luteins ciuuve mentioned. We have tlie records that go with the maou want. We have a list of the various songs, band music, etc., and lords and 60c for the Large Ones j j should buy a talking machine, so we make nothing back on you by ASH only, and lor sixty days. | "\ /ill VC Al 1 f 1* 11 J. V/Ul ?3 1(111 111 1111 V f i nsa?Mt?ii m ? Js A. J. BROOM COMPANY We have opened uj) a new stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes md Gents Furnishings next door to the Lancaster postollice, and ~ . i r i c .i >wil d mi,uu ui me iraue 01 tnis town ancl surrounding country. Shoes, Shoes Shirts, Shirts We ask your careful inspection of our Shoe ! lOdoz. men's extra lurpe, full length Madras )epartment when you need anything in the I Shirts, price each 49 cents, ine of men's, ladies' or children's footwear. I 10 doz. men's shirts, 1.25 kind, our price 98c. Vill be glad to show you this line. 1 Ask to see our Shirts at 25 cents. 50 pieces Lawn in neat and pretty designs only 4 1-2 cents the yard. 25 pieces Lawn, all new styles and patterns, usually sold at 8 cents, our price the yard 0 cents. 10 pieces flowered Organdies, the 15 cents grade, our price 10 cents the yard. 27 inch white India Linen, while they last only 5 cents the yard. Motions, Notions Small Wares Tinware 25 doz ladies" pure I men 11 ami- 2 eases pure vaseline 1 lb jars I Tin and galvanized ware i> erchiets only 5 cents price 10 cents. ... . . . , , , if i t ,imi. ,i.i ?n? thiiitr vour kitchen is not 2o doz men s puremu-n Hand 1 case Williams best shaving erchiefs only 10 cents, soap per stick only I') cents. j'oniplete without. It will pay Ladies lace lisle Hose only 2f? 1 gross pure toilet soap 2 cakes | you <o fully investigate our lino ents. j tor 5 cents. before buying. Our space will not permit of our nuntincr inr?lio,? nri#.ao i- 11 ---? , ^ J . .. . I . J,. .1.. o. >1 "? -> IV < II ?i ,1'MI 1^1 \ c II ?. it I "<l I I w II PI I ii need of any tiling usiiaUv kepi in an uj> to da'e dry good* store. ?> 11 i*s r<*.s pert fully, A. J. Broom Company V. K BROOM, Manager ipecial attention Riven to Mail Orders. In South and North Carolina Express Prepaid on ail orders of $6 and o\er