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" Thejtoi Clothin, ON at Slaughterei but will se The following extrac our competitors here: "1 Men's 2.25 Dress Shoes lenge 1.49. Men's dress genuine Vi? 3 50 kind, challenge price Men's dress fox calf Sho< kind, challenge price 2.4S. Ladies' Blucher oil grair at 2.00, challenge 1.29. 5000 meu'R white handkei sold at 5c, challenge price ! 100 men's Suits, sold a challenge price 3 97. Use the common ser of the saving chance the roof absolutely n turned loose for this % /MkT It# U1N The Duke=Funderburk tials. Another Account of the liant Marriage at E last Wednesday. Reported for The News. The beautiful counfy h< Mr. ai.d Mrs. JamesThoma derburk, of Dudley, S. C., scene of exquisite beauty 01 nesday, December oth, whe daughter, Eula Mae, becai bride of Mr. Charles Moss of Nashville, T$nn. For previous to the occasion bauds had been busy trau ing their home into a p! floral beauty, and by 11 c the invited guests begi gather, coming from four Promptly at the appointee 12:30, the inspiring sirs Mendelsohn's Wedding pealed forth under the i touch of Mrs. Thomas f Funderburk, ot Lancaster rri. ~ k.U.I ??.*.. ? l lie uiiitui en i crt north pirlor as follows : Alma Funderburk, sister bride, with Mr. Mac Car of Lauriuburg, N. C., the groom with Mr. George 11. of Atlaufli, Ga , his hest following came the iair leaning on the arm of her and maid of honor, Miss I Funderburk. While the Reverend B. ? derburk, of Chesterfield, spoke the solemn and imp words that made them m? wife, "Hearts and Flowers softlv rendered. The hri< attired in a handsotno p dress of crepe de cbene ov lota with trimmings of Iris lace and bands of velvet bridesmaids wore dainty co t THE LANC k of Comr g, Dry Gooc etc., which MAIN STR d Sale Prices, is still sll absolutely everytl t taken from a note from the Mayor c [ did not know when I granted your li , chal- 100 pair men's pants, sold t 2.50, challenge price 1.60. ci Kid, 100 pair pants, sold at 3 50,cha 2.39. lenge price 1.99. is, 3.50 50 overcoats, sold at 7.00, cha lenge price 3 99. i, sold 50 overcoats, sold at 8.50, cha j lenge price 4.69. [ chiefs 25 boys' Suits with belts, sol 2c. at 2 00, price 1 39 t 9.00. 25 boys' Suits, sold at 8 00,cha leuge <>rice 1 89. NOW IS THE G ise with which nature has endc s of a lifetime. Remember the ew?not a piece of out-of-date Great Sale. Bargain Flood G IAIN STF< ; N|in= ?f li'ac crepe de Pare with trirr " mines of lac? and chiffon. Atter the ceremony the guesl were served a delightful Ihre , Brjj. course menu by Mesdames B. C Hough, E. J. Miller, W. F. Lane U and I. P Maugum. The coffe room was presided over by Mrs George H. Builes and Mrs. S. L Latiey. From a cozy nook in the froi ome of jia|j delicious frujt. punch wa s?un- served by Miss Atha Fundei was a bnrk. a Wed- The bride is one of the mot n their beautiful and accorapliahe ne the young ladies in Chesterfiel Duke, Counfcy, and will be ereatly mis' days e(j jier wiile circle of Iriend loving whiie the groom is a well know storm- traVeling representative ot lven lace of ker Wool wine Co., of Nashville >'clock 'penn ^ and js a young man c ftn 10 sterling worth, states. rpjie bridal parly drove to Moi 1 hour, roe^ wbere the happv coupl lins of boarded the southbound train ft March 2S<ashville, via Atlanta, wher sailful ,jiev wpj be entertained by M huene|and Mrs. Cleo. H Page. ' The many beautiful and costl ul the |)reseni9 l>ut faintly attested t Aries ihe popularity of both parties, o! the The bride's ecing away cow ueron, was of tirey taffeta and velve ill the vvi'h hat and shoes to match. Page. man, Notice to Debtors & Cred klic!e itors. stster, All persons indebted to the estat Minnie of L. I'. Koddey decreased, are request ed to settle same at once and all pei sons to whom said estate is indebte < pU||. will present their claims, duly al tested, to the undersigned S. C., r'adye H. Koddey, t weeks Administratrix. reserve m and - waa Money to Loan. le was * have made arrangements with parti in New York City by which I can uegntia rincess loans tor five years on improved cott< . farms, in sums of $300 00 and upwards, er tal- the rate of 7 per ceDt on amounts of $ltn h DOlllI over, unci a per cent, on sums less the ? $1000. No brokerage or commission cha The g'd Only a reasonable fee for abstract, title. R E. WYLIE, at unies Attorney at*Law, 0 ASTER NEWS, DECEMBER Uercaalilt (JUJNSISTING ( Is, Shoes, is being sold at tl EET, LA] going on. They ling in the store,: >f Lancaster in regard to exten< cense * * * there would t it 25 voune men's Suits, sold 4 50, challenge price 2.98. 1 Gents' coats, fancy trimmet and 4 dollar value, challenge 1 1. and 1 98. One lot sample pants, tai |. made, G and 7 dollar value, ct 11 ? o no < irn^c ('I ItC w <JO. d One lot children's hose, sold 10*, challenge price 7c. 1 ; One lot boys' suspenders, s | at 10c, challenge price 7c. IOLDEN OPPC >\ved you. Come and sec i cl;iss of Merchandise off merchandise in the store ates will open :EET, LJ : Only Three ie Are you beginning to t i i*FY> a m,i T vvr, f We realize that right nc kS lars are few, is the time to n r- for us. jt DRESS GOODS, d Our great clearing out of Di Goods. In the next ten days will make big reductions on dress goods, silks, trimmings.! b, Short lengths in silks to go h n bargain, A free May Mantor. j everv customer. , LINENS FOR THE IIOLIDA ? } >t Just received a beautiful 1 of stamped linen Mexican dra work with hemstitched bordi Pieces 25, 50, 75c and 1 00. e Fine quality all pure lii ?r lawns, 45 inches wide, only . 00 and 75c yard. u p. TABLE DAMASK DOYLII and Napkins for the holidfl v The best selection to be had this line. 72 in. heavy cream Damn worth 75c, for 50c. 1 piece extra heavy satin 1 mask, 72 inches wide, worth 1 for 1.00. ~ Doylies and Napkins 50c, |_ i uo do ' > oi> dozen. We have just received a fr shipment of dainty Val Lh e and insertions to match for ha t- kerchiefs and fancy work al - to 15c yard. A bin reduction all over laces for waists with i row hands and edging to mm ill "KONS. We have a splendid assortm "" | at tempting prices,.'Jc to 10c. ] will need the "Santa Clans,""I lv" and "Yaul Tide" for v e? to A May Mantor People 12, im. ) Company, of )F b? events' Furni ae same stand, JfCASTER, S have decided to move 1 regardless of cost, by Ja iing our license goes to show that our slauj >e dissatisfaction among the local merchant I at! One lot, American Beauty cor- One sets, sold at 1.00, challenge 69c. challei 1,3 5000 yds 3 4 domestic, sold at One .79 6c, challenge price 4|c. challei 1000 yds canton tlannel, sold at 5000 ilor 10c, challenge price 7c. ' lal- 2000 yds checks, sold at 6c, 5000 challenge price 4tc. challei I at One lot ladies' black hose, sold 5000 ar iwc. cnailenee urice 7c. challei old One lot men's A hone, sold a??c, Sale challenge price 9c. Lool )RTUN1TY?NOW : with your own eyes and be convi ered you?the best the land affords A mighty avalanche of majes IN CASTER lore Weeks Belori * s hink what you are going to rememl fURNISH YOUR >w, while people want and need the goods j lake the reduction, and we have made pric< # Xmas m u n at eSP ....... m we _ . Buy al! ITDITir t Hpair itc. fl # 1 have t It, ? olive, i to strippf ten (la Free! ,? wn pxitko BTfi wn ty and lpn Christ 48 1 lot sha wlf A white, ^ J\ 1.50. ivs. May Manton J!.:" If,k? small Pattern 50, 20 (1 !T5c, jwcat( worth esh kad ces r n r1 P1 tit ill 1 nd- FREE lar Icr 13e brown ;->n To Every JJ,fh Customer. ent Lad fou wear I iol- ?any Our at prii i Pattern FREE to Ev s Supply Cor 3 Chester, shings, .C., lothing away, in. 1. 1907. ;*hter sale is being felt by ;s about it * * *" lot dress goods, sold at 15c, nge price 1 lie lot dress goods, sold at 25c. nge price 19?c. 1 yds apron gingham, sold challerge price 5]c. flannelette, sold at 12c, tige price S^e. yds outing, cold at 6c, ige price 4jc. closes December 1st. t for the yellow sign. need that this is one Everything under tic bargains will be , s. c. 3 Christmas )er your friends with? WANTS ind the hard-earned uol?s that will do the talking packages. Plaids and Rctyles for belts, etc. a useful present for Ninas, of Tapestry Curtains. We hem in all the new shades, green, cardinal Roman i; big reduction for next ys. L EAT BLANKET SALE. / are offering values that are rdinary. Ask to see our ol Lansdown?it is a beau- W 1 would make an acceptable I mas gift. : ladies' nnre wool frincA." I, comes in black, red ae sizes 50x60, worth 2.5/ Rl'GS, RUGS. J dsome art square* Is and exmny?^ rues to match, j ion for the holi SWEATED cz. boys' and fi ?rs ; ail sizes/ 1 50, your chof ies' lone kid eii 0 button irlove, \ ?eth of the seasot anil grey. (1 baps, pursea, e hon hand bap? Pan purses 15, 25 a, MILLINERY. ie?' and children's ready aata and cap* arriving daii thinp you want in this line res that will please you. ery Customer ripaiiy