The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, May 11, 1910, Image 6
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# SUIT DEPARTMENT
^ Big reduction now going on. Br
^ numbers. White and colored one-]
suits. New lot Voile Skirts just rece
-W Linen Suits are strong for the i
4 mer.
J WHITE GOO
W The daintest and newest weaves fort
40 inch Persian Lawns 20c, 35c.
^ - 36 to 44 inch Flaxon, white and 1
40 to 50 inch French Lawns, 35c
^ The most perfect white goods brougl
lf Latest T
This department is rapidly
{$ Bands in all shades. Cryst
and Bands to match. , Irish
^ and Gold Tinted all-over Lac
all leading shades $1.25.
? HOSIERY DEPAR
^ The greatest values are now offer
and Silk Hose for the summer we
and infants' hose in all sizes.
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F. Edmunds ^
Wheelwright their horses
and Blacksmith by the week
In every town in the world having ho)
must be a firm in each line of wor^ done
work which is known as being the hitching is f
most reliable in their particular ?* ^at part
form of business and commercial Mr. Earn
Owen Brot
' Greenwood,
endeavor and in the city of Ab- pleasure to
beville every one admits the [gentlemen,
above mentioned gentleman fills ^ere f?r *he
this particular place in his line of Minshall is
business?wheelwright and black- kinds of san
smith. Mr. Edmunds is a native an^ ?as fitti
of Abbeville county. He estab- man-like an
lished this business here some The many I
four and a half years ago and his building in
shop is stocked at all times with evidence of
material to repair any kind of a done by thii
vehicle. ** and progres
A specialty is made of horse- among Abb
shoeing?scientific methods being business m
used. Mr. Edmunds shop and enjoys fully
grounds cover three-fourths acres fidence of
and he has a shed with some 2S ty?
^ & co. |
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< "We enjoy
nery merchanl
excellent varii
trimmings for
before buying.
Dress Goods
oken 40 inch Crepe
piece shades $1.75.
ived. 40 inch Satin Me
Sum- good for Evening D
36 inch Messalin*
OS
;his season's selling.
lar 1
colored, 15c, .35c. ban
:, 50c and up to $1.
it out. lar I
rimmings for the Ses
coming to the front. Just now
al Fringe and Bands to match
t Point all-over Lace with Band;
;e. Tosca Nett, 42 inch wide,
TMENT
ed in Ladies' Lisle 1
ar. Also children's tan,
thesi
f for the convenience
hing to hitch and feed Qrr ?
> and mules, a charge
lgle feed or 50c a day
is made, and to those
rseshoeing or repair Photogi
the sued room lor eSt arts a
ree for all or any part not only
icular day. skilled tra
unds is also agent {or one who
:hers Marble Co., of 0f ap artfc
and is tfeady at any have -beer
1'you any kind of a h0iise, w
or i cemetery work. Messrs. J
ids has come in the Hays, wh
5 been with us to be business o
very puDiic-spiruea public Sq
pared to
date work
isball, Plumbing, make PI
and Gas Fitting 2
k of the plumber is ner. The
y shadow of a doubt and most :
most important in a work of t
iken from a commer- eral mach
alth and sanitation various ph
and it gives us great These g
mention the above a gallery
who has been located where Mr.
: past six years. MT. eacn mom
prepared to do all iness. T1
litary plumbing, steam they have
ng, hot water in work- shown in
id high class manner, the majoi
fine homes and public produced
this city is the best them. T
the high class work vantages
3 enterprise. Popular schools o
isive H. S. Minshall is South, an
eville's representative congratula
en and citizens, and located h
the esteem and con-|ing the p
the entire communi- people in
ity.
R. M. HADDON &
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[illinery Depa
the distinction of b
:s of Abbeville W<
sty of beautiful nev
mid-summer wear.
\ Department
am a oil naiir
an iiuvv ^2 J|
teor, the prettiest soft Sumane
resses.
i, all shades, $r. 5? in
LINENS
In all the desirable shades in Linens,
cloth for this season's wear, and t
ds and buttons for trimming. Ask to
goods. ' * '
ison
we have Silk Lace
. Gilt Fringe and In t^
: tn matrh ^ilvpr
all silk, black and things a
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AND UMBR
Parasols and Umbrellas in black, i
new Japanese effects. You will s
2 goods by buying from us.
[ Hays, For 0Np. j
Stock Certlfloi
Kbowlog to yoi
Photographers
aphy is one of the high- WaBhingtc
ind one which requires =
the m<?st careful and
ining on the part of the
takes it up, but the eye
>1. Such requirements
1 fil'.ed by the above Southerj
hich is operated by
. H. Orr and F. S. ABBE1
io recently bought the
f the Lomax Studio on
uare; and are now pre- ?ock, i
a it r j t \ Account; I
UU dll IVIliUS Ui viunuuo aoovi
in photography. They SffiVafiS
atinum their leading tiaattou not ii
? . , 31,1910.
ich is finished in the ?. _ ,
St. JLonlH, Mo.
I most high-classman- Account An
V havp oil fhp infpof tlon, June 6-l(
y nave ail tne latest ^ational Con,1
modern accessories for man's League
...... ... eta on Bale Jur
his kind; including se/- ed returning t
lines for the taking of ot lat<
tOtOS. Chattanooga,'
entlemen also operate Account Na
. tive Associat
in Elberton, Georgia, Tickets on sal<
Orr spends two weeks
icav/U uij^ium
th looking after the bus- than 30 days
. , , date of sale,
le character of the work m
Tuscaloosa, A
j been turning out is Account Sui
this special edition, as Tic^e'tfoTtkl
:ity of the pictures re July 2 aud
, , , returning 15 di
here weje made by jDgt date of sal
hey have had the ad- Member 30 by
3 payment of $1
of some of the best AtIanta, ,
f photography in the Account Na
, . n . School Cong
d the city may well be iyl0> Tieke
ited upon having them f?r t.rrai
\ ? . Atlanta, Ma,
ere. They are receiv- turning Juni
atronage of the best *; ?
b Account Ai
the city and commun- facturers As
1910. Ticke
aud for trai
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if
rtment E53
ring tlie pioneer milli3
are now showing an g
7 shapes, flowers and
Don't fail to see them
BLACK GOODS IN
ich Black Marquesett, the latest < Tafi
r Dress Fabrique, only $1.25. yard w
ch Imperial Serge 75c and $1. tiful cc
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COTTO
quite the popju- 30 inch Himalay;
he pretty laces, almond green and othi
see these popu- Loraine in 30 ini
% Makes a pretty Coat S
Mercerized Poplin,
Novelties in Neckwear ai
; Dutch Collars, Jabots, Wash Stocks and Emb
re found here both in Collars and Belts.
ELLAS FJ1
white, cardinal, The steady increas
o \rck mnnow An
UT V/ U4UUVJ VU VIlVl W 111 UOl Ub UJbllk IU
ing the most up-to-dat
POSE AS A CAPITALIST.
)OLLAE we will send you tbfee band?ome)y lithographed. bat
net, which yon can fill oat yourself for any amount, and have
ir friends as proof tbat yon are wealthy. These certificates apt
y, gold mining pnd Insurance enterprise* and took Jon like
aft not be nsed 10 realise money on. ONE SAMPLE FOE F1F
a stamp* for illustrated clrco ar.)
in, D. C. Independent Printing C<
Charlotte before noon 'Maj
T? f\ A9 F^nal limit returning to re
iStLUH bLwmwwS oal starting poin1 not It
midnight May 21, 1910.
VIA THE New Orleans, ta., and Betn
_ Brtil?rt? ri. Account National Auaoc
11 AaliWay UO. Credit Men, May 17-21, 19;
ets on sale May 14, 15 aDC
only, with final limit rati
[7TTTT? C n reach original o'artlng 1
muMJ) ? V? later than midnight May,'
To Atlantic City, S. J? and Beti
Account General Aseemblj
Irk, and Return 828.35 t?*riau Church in the CT. 8.
nterstate "Cotton Seed 18-31, 19i0. Tickets on sal<
elation; May 24-28, 1910. 17 and 18, 1910 only, with f
b May 21,22 aud 23,1910, returning to reach origins
it returning to reacd dee- point not later than midui
iter than midnight May 8, 1910.
Wnsblngron, D. C., and Rein
, and Retnrn $23.80. Account World's Sunday
lerican Medical Assocla- Association, May 19-26,191
1,1910, and account First ets on sale May 16, 17 anc
mention, American Wo- only, with final limit reti
, June 8-16,1910. Tick- reach original starting poln
le 3 to 8 inclusive, limit- than midnight June 1,191C
o reach original starting
ir than midnight June Knoxvllle, Tenn., and Retnr
Account Summer Snhnoli
renn., and Retarn $8.80. q0^' *hU^c
tional Travelers Protec- and 1910, with fl
ioD June 13-18 1910 i"eturD,n? to reach deetim
June 1112 and13 1910 later tban fifteen day8 froa
al llmlt returDlDg to intdiDg' date " 88,e'
starting point not later Jfonte&Kie and Sewanee, T
from, but not including Retarn $11.50.
Dates of ticket sales June 3i
la., and Return $15.05. 16, 22, 23, 29, 30 and A
nmer School, University 1910, with final limit reti
June 9?July 20, 1910. reach original starting p
e June 8, 9, 11, 13, 20, 27 Jater than Sept. 5? 19105,
1910, with final limit Opening Week, July 1-7, li
ays from, but not includ- teagle Bible School, July II
e. Extension until Sep- Monteagle Sunday School .
depositing ticket and July 28, August 15, 1910.
.00 additional. Nashville, Teun., and Return
ind Retarn $5.85. Account Army Manoeuve
itional Baptist Sunday 10-26,1910. Tickets on sale
rpua f\fair 9a.-m I 19, 20, 22 and 23, 1910, wit
ts on sale May 23 aud 24 tious. Final limit retui
ns scheduled to arrived reach original starting p<
y 2-3, J010, final limit re- ,ater thau midnight June 2
31st, 1910. For further information,
I'., ami itetiiru $5.55. Southern Railway ticket ager
uericau Cotton Manu- Alex. H. Acker, 'I
jsociatioii, May 17-1S, Augusta
ts on sale May 15 and 1(J ** J-1- Meek, A. G. P. A.
ns scheduled to arrive Atlanta, Ga.
VP DON & CO. $
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EVV SILK SUITING ^
eta Silks and novelty weaves in J
ide cloths and a variety of beau>lors.
^
N FABRIQDES J
i Cloth, in black, tan, light blue, &
er new shades 35c. f
ch, a pretty mercerized fabrique. ?
juit or One-piece Dress, only 25c.
all shades, 25c.
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ad Belts J *
>roidered Collars. All the J V.^
NTE SHOES J J
e in our Shoe Department shows
our shoes. Just now we are-showe
line in Slippers and Sandals. ^
DO YOU PAY
nrthluM
lot* of foci .
-s HOUSE RENT f
jmpany
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f 17, 1910. r . ..
!?5 Than not own your own home
?Be your own landlord?
m $22.30
iation of, We will help you. ?
10. Tick- r
1 16, 1910 Below we offer ypti desirable homes
iruing to in different sections of the towD. If
joint not you are prepared to make a small cash
23,1910. payment we will arrange to sell yoa
... ftoa ?n the ProP?rty on easy payments, bringd
k *nK a home within the reach of any
' re\r enerKetlc> ambitious man. Make the
ra effort and you will soon own a home
? i ?? ? ?' y?ur own? where you are the bo*
i ? and you will not have to be moving
"'"""'K around the town every time a sale of
gnt June h0U8e and lot is made. The prioes we
offer on each piece of property listed
irn $16 20 below is attractive and will prove a
r School ??od Investment.
0. Tick- On North Main Street, one two story
I 18, 1910 practically new dwelling, in fine con*
urning to dition, on a lot 66 x 600 feet. Price
t not later $3,000.
Also on North Main Street, one new
n $8.65. two story dwelling, on lot 66x300 feet.
3 of the Price $2,500.
?? On Walnut Street, leading from
nal limit Main Street, to the Ice Factory, two
ation not new tw0 story dwellings, with sewer1,
but not age just installed, on large lot. Price
$1,500.
enn? and Also on same street, handsome new
cottage, corner lot Price $2,000. ,
uj?uBt^12' 0? Magazine Street, a splendid cotirnintr
tn te8e with a11 modern improvements,
' large lot at the very attractive price of
Account
110; Mon- On Cherokee Street a pretty cottage,
3-25,1910; close in to Wardlaw Street for $1,500.
Institute, ,pwo uew cottages in Fort Pickens,
on large lot for the exceedingly low
1 $12.70\ figure of $750 each.
Ifjnnettf ^ Q'ce tract of acres,
h excen- wel1 imProvetl> 4 room dwelling, pas nimr
to ture, orchard, etc. In fine community,
nint nnf H miles from good school. Close to
8 1910 Presbyterian and Methodist churches,
iu jjiamuuu niii lowuBuip, Liear juime
&t or *? ^ouut*au church, a very attractive 09
'01 Abbeville Insurance & Trnst Co. I
J. b. Stark, Pres. J.E. McDavid, Sec,