The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 21, 1908, Image 10
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88 versary of tl
$5 1908, ahead
gg the Wall Str.
69 out the entiri
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; SB Clothing and I
We offer no apologies for
Sex ing we make in this store. 1
JP wrinkle fashion says is so is
Q9 in abundance. Whatever w
' ZaK \
CU fabric and workmanship ca
XX here. Whatever economy
J_? V 1 1 .1 IV.
tuorouga anoweige ui uue
XX can offer is here. 'We suit
S3 critical taste, we satisfy
V[ w practical sense with a stoc
Ctj the largest in the three couc
GO Oar $18 Suits in Brown:
'< Smokes and all the new c<
ijri binations are the equal of i
ZS that can be bought in the st
Our $15.00 $10.00 and $7
hnnwhf ABnM>ial1v frti? fhio
3' T' m,-* ? C**V vwjrvw.w-,,
69 worth fully $3 to $5 per
" Vv more than we ask. Our $
Black and Black and Brcn
3ir? Stripes would sell in any
StJS store for $6.50 to $7.50. "W
C9 come in and see them? t
?S Pants! Panl
W Bnvinur Pants and selline
less than value is a hobby w
v ww great an outlet have we for j
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i fiOWSER BUYS PORKEB
I
Had Begun Saving Thousands
- I When Calamity Happens.
| PIG ESCAPES FROM ITS PEN.
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Tt It an Unruly Beast Despite Owners
pi- Plan to Rear It With Kindnese?Mrs,
1 6. Told to Pitck Up Trunk and Leave
j Home.
; [Copyright, 1908, by T. C. McClure.]
! The Bowser family had finished dinner
and appeared to he in for a pleasant
evening. Mrs. Bowser was reading
a hook, Mr. Bowser had his eveny.
tag paper anci cigar, and the cat was
toiling over and over on the hearth
rag and thanking her stars that she
wflA not ft wandATer nnon thp face at
the earth such a night as that Fifteen
minutes had passed when Mr.
Bowser uttered an ejaculation that disturbed
everything.
; "What is it dearf* he was ashed.
f He rose up and took two or three
turns up and down the room before
answering.
1 "I just saw something in the paper
to remind me. Mrs. Bowser, I don't
v want to be always finding fault with
you* hut there is a matter I wish to
apeak about this evening, t have do
KB. BOWSSB STOCK KIQHT TO HX
layed it for months, hoping to see an
improvement, bat as there has been
cone I am at last tawed to spe&JL*
\ "Well 7'
r "It is about your reckless .waste
around the boose-.'*
I "But there is no reckless waste. I
tleCy yon to find a bouse In this city
re there is less wsste of any &?&"
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Goods Co. unLiti
iittle Frices. |||
r magnificent stock
of perfection, indis
Le is launched for a
le opening of the 1
nf fhnssp nf
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eet money sharks i
e stores, involving
our sales for Octol
a we often close a lot (
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the show- . enough. We offer fort
Whatever 0f ?wo pair>
here and Pants at 98c. a pair,
orth that 200 pairj $2.50 and $3.1
n &ve 18 200 pair, $3.50 and $4.(
' ^that a 200 pair, $4.50 and $5.1
business ^ pair, ^qq and.?6.(
the most We haye m pair b
the most Pants worth $1.50 at 95<
"L! Special for tl
olor com- Meu's 50c- Heavy I
my $22.50 and Drawers, 39c.
ate> Boys' Heavy Fleece
.60 Suits, Drawers, 25c.
sale are Men's 50c. Heavy Wc
garment Men's 39c. Heavy Wc
5 Suits in Men's 50c. Dress Shir
vn Plaids Men's 75c. Dress Shir
clothing Men's $1.00 Dress Shi
ron't you Men's all Linen Colla:
Men's all Linen 5-ply
Men's 25c. Neckties, :
L Men's 50c. Neckties,;
^ 25c. Suspenders, 19c.
them for 50c. Suspenders, 45c.
ith us. So $5 Leather Suit Cases
>ants that $1.50 Sample Hats, 95
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"Don't dispute me, woman. I am
cot the one to bring charges without
food foundation, Right down in your
kitchen this evening Is a garbage pail
almost full of apple cores, pieces of
t?ea& potato tarings and other things,
to last a poor family for several
dsra"
**Qh, I seel And do want those
wnaAr% tin In O haah fn^ XT rain
UUU)^i IIHUTO H|f Ut W uuuu ^ v?
treettW?"
"W0BUU4 don*t torn to sarcasm to exaue
your extravagance. I don't want
those things made up in a hash, but it
to a tfn and a shame to waste them.
?f we can't use them they should go
to the poor.**
"The poor can have them and welcome,
Bring on your poor and offer
them potato peelings and see what
(hey w?U say to you."
Then that proves my point that we
ttoaid kEep & pig to eat such things.
ffhafg. what the paper says. lou
ttxxnr away enough every day to keep
ft pig far a week. With a pig in the
pea nothing is wasted. It costs nothing
whatever to feed him, and at the
and of a few months we have 200
pounds of A1 pork. We have sparetihfc
shoulders* hams and bacon. In
ftooft of throwing away a hundred |
dot haft* worth of stuff we have a hundred
(Jokers' worth of pork. We have j
kept house twenty years. In that time |
we have lost at least $^000 worth of
parfe."
1 dang it," she replied. Ton can't
Rttton a ntz on table leavings* and you
ought to kaovr It. You've bad two or
CZzm f*gs since you kept house, and
bosr did they come out?*
"They would have come out all right
had few cot gone out to the pen with a
clothes poie and kept them stirred up
and cfiotid in order to spite me. To
aaaow this extravagance ceases. Tooaew
i tmiid a pigpen and get a pig.
3 also gtve you notice that you will
beep year hands off that pig or thing's
?. happen around here to make your
heart ?s?e."
Vary weih Get your pig and I won't
I even 1st the cook go out to the pen to
look At Mm."
""And bj7 your order, she mixes
poison with l:he garbage and puts an
end to bis career"?
G8?red at Mr*. B.
3j*5 Mr, Bowser folded his arms and
fftared at Mrs. Bowser with such a
that the cat softty crept under
the pteno end the cook downstairs felt
a shiver go up her back and said to
fcecsett that some one was walking
over her grave. Instead o? going to
O? office nest morning, Mr. Bowser
got ftp to don an old suit of clothes and
tin him to a lumber yard. He selected
crbet tie wanted for the pen and $aid
|7.40 for it There was no call for the
CBesxoer of an architect During the
ppartoor night he had figured out just
tKt be rotated it He would build a
two room poo?a parlor and a bedroom.
^When his pig wanted privacy lia would
Kbe aasared of it
ssm a qoI& stores day. and the
nrr ij^Tiiriii,ii "i T'jt WiVfib: mgan
i ? ?SI B
:s in ail departmei
sputably supreme
, two fold reason:
id-County Fair at
1907 With thfi
y av v w w w * v** v?w
t's an Herculean t
over half the stoc
ber, come here and
>f four or fiye $2.00 Sample Ha
he price is low $1.25 Rugs, 98c.
his sale choice $2.25 Rugs, $1.95
$1.50 and $2 $5.00 Fine Moqui
$9.50 Fine all wot
30 Pants, $1.98. Big bargains ir
X) Pants, $2.98. Carpets and Matti]
30 Pants, ?3.48. 4U-mcn tsea isiai
)0 Pants, $4.48. 10c. Outings, 9c.
ioy9', 17 to 16; 12}?c Bleached 3k
2. IOC.
10c. Bleached M
his Sale 12^c Flanneletti
?leeced Shirts 5?. Calico, 4c.
7c. Calico, 6c.
id Shirts and 8c" Percale, 6He
8c. Ginghams, 63
>rk Shirts, 39c. 18c' 1
irk Shirts, 25c. 51"mch Ladles C
ts 39c 0r9> 38cfc9'49c;
100 yd. 54-inch B
_f' n-? 36-inch Wool Shi
rts'7oC* 50-inch Plaid 3
1*8* 10c* "P^AQ^AlAfV^
Collars, 12>?c. 50-inch all| wool
19C< ors, worth 75c., th
>tJ * 27-inch Black Ta
38c- 36-in. Black Tafi
56-inch Satins in
50-inch Wool CI
i 84 ?1-00'
' 12)?c. Linonette
c* 12>?c Madras, 10
rciM i>s
Batesbi
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building of the pen was an all day job.
Mr. Bowser stuck right to it, however,
and just at dark he had the "institution"
nn/i the bedroom filled
with clean straw. Mrs. Bowser suggested
a feather bed and woolen blankets,
but her words passed unheeded.
He had figured on going out into the
country next day to buy his pig, but as
he stood surveying the finished pen a
man came through the alley and stop
pea to say:
"Hello, neighbor! Been building a
pigpen?'
"As you see,"
"But where's your pig?"
"I'll get him of some fanner tomorrow."
"See here, neighbor," continued the
man after looking the pen over more
closely, "don't you think of buying a
pig of a fanner. He will cheat the
eyeteeth out of you. I live over on
Chestnut street Last fall I bought a
pig; but as I didn't know anything
about building a pen, he hasn't got
along as well as I hoped for. I didn't
suppose that a pig wanted any privacy,
and I didn't provide for a bedroom.
TLfw tTrifft to Avtsrviirrvaflcm on/1
iU/ Tf ILU 10 UUVU M lUi 1 UCUUiU4.UIUi UAAU
cant feed him, and if 70a want that
pigT ru give 700 a bargain. 1 can base
htm over bere tn ten minutes."
"What's 7oor lowest price r
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best and quickest shipping facil
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its?8 complete st(
in all that is new,
First, 'tis a fitting
Batesburg; Secon<
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yiUJLU Ul UU ttuil gliU
ask necessitating *
ks. If you value i
I participate in this
t9?150 Ladies'
OYW
3tt Rugs, $3.45.
Dl{art Squares, $7.50. *n this ^ePJ
[ Window Shades, no competitic
Dg# style, workm
id, 4c. of stock. Fo
we will offer;
luslin and Cambric, Manufacture!
and clean, ra]
uslins, 7>?c. down to $1.00
3s, 10c. cent under tb
are interestec
this opportur
of Dame fash
4c. Q ]
.2&c. ^ J
"loth, all staple col- No store in
selection. W
iroadcloath, 79c. makes direct!
arkskin, 25c. and save yon
and Striped Wool For this sal
4.~ - ti i than ever bef
Batiste in all col- fll , ?
is sale 50c. th? 86?
iflfeta, 75c. valne, 50c 100 pair Ve;
to1"at.$L'?
oaking, 60c.. worth 2 ??5gf =
qc 2 cases Boy
'c> * at $1.15, worl
tY GOO]
1X>^9 ? C*
mQQQGdroc
**I ought to get $12 for him; but, seeing
be will fall into kind and courteous
bands, m make it ten."
"Why, I ought to get a pig out in
the country for $2 or $3f* exclaimed
Mr. Bowser.
"Man, are you joking?" replied the
other. "Don't you know that pigs have
gone up 400 per ceot< that a farmer
will pot a common breed off on you
and charge you $3 for bringing him in?
He will be a tenderfoot pig, not used
to the . ways of a city, and k will take
you three months to put a single pound
of flesh on him. Whatever you do,
don't buy a tenderfoot pig. The first
time he hears a little German band
inaymg lie may ixy u_> couunii auiciue.
I wooldn't sedl this pig of mino to
everybody, do matter what price was
offered, bat you seem to be a mao
with a heart in yoo. A pig wants talking
to now and then. fie wants to be
made to realize that he has at least
one friend left Id the worfcl* .
Brought Ptfl Mowife
Mr. Bowser doeed with the offer,
and the pig was brought over and paid
for. He was a long; lank pig. There
were two knots in his tail and a gleam
in his eye. If the man hadn't insisted
that he was a thoroughbred Leghorn
and If Mr. Bowser hadnt seen that he
ce&co rr~"
SHED 1867 H
s I OISTILLERS andsI
[C^tPI l^E^jtWHOfeEjak^B
ng house where we have been doing busine:
ities. All orders are sent out same day re
NTAIN RYE?A whiskey we have bee
-'Tis miid and mellow, try it once,
told at this low prioe ...
>rs crop, but it is PURE BRANDY
espeoially for us in Maryland,
r TO CENTS EXTRA PER GALLON FOR AN
24 Pints or 48 Half-Pints of Any A
*es at these prices and guarantee safe deliver
Send Money Order or Reg
A. IIATKE &
E. CARY ST., BOX
Tha Whiff
5 iils
The Store w
i 3 & gest Sic
a a w
1 TTI ??
}res within and ui
, novel, practical ?
celebration of the
i to force our sale
rt and the price fi:
i price cutting cru
money. If you ca
3 great feast of ba]
Cloaks capT
1 Fine Skirts.
irtment we simply have 100 pa
>n hereabouts, either in Burchei
anship or extensiveness sale, ?1,
r this great October sale Custo
a collection of nearly 500 Patent
s' Samples, new, fresh $4.00.
uging in price from $ 10 200 pa
i. which ia fullv fiftv ner for this
, ? mj f
e regular price. If you Our C
i in Cloaks do not miss in Gun
lity. Every conception Leathei
ion is represented. Our "
[T A P C Shoes ii
UL U Ii this sal
the State shows a better Our44
re handle only the best . all leatl
y from the manufacturer ?1.50.
the jobbers profits. Fifth
e we offer Shoes cheaper ues, in
'ore offered in the midst
ison. 1
al Calf Brograns, sizes 6 jn
on doul
ys' Heavy Brogans, sizes WQ beei
s' Tan Bals, heavy soles, cent sh<
;h $1.50. | prices.
OS CO*
laQQQQcacai
had bristles he might have passed for
a greyhound. The animal made a dive
for his bedroom as sooq as placed in
the pen, and Mr. Bowser went in to
dinner with a warm glow stealing over
him. Mrs. Bowser had nothing to say,
and the subject of the pig was not
brought up until they had finished and
at down for the evening; then as Mr.\
uowser was getting reaay to my aown
hla orders as to the tutors welfare of
his protege there came a long wild
wail from the back yard to lift him
out of his chair and causa him to exclaim:
"By John! But what to thunder Is
that?'
"Only that pig of yours," Quletiy answered
Mrs. Bowser.
"Pig? Pig? But what alls the pig?"
The reply was another wail, ending
in a sort of hyenaish chuckle.
"Ifs the blamed cats!"
"It's your Leghorn pig."
Mr. Bowser donned his hat and overcoat
and went out to the pea. He had
emptied a pail of swill into the trough,
but none of it had been touched. The
pig had come out of the privacy of his
bedroom and stood slanted op against
the side of his pen, and he was granting
and barking and wailing and
chuckling.
Mr. Bowser spoke kindly to him. No
mtmmm
" coiaieo ur
RICHh
wsiltr*1^
if EE*~ ^^
IPPERS QFFINE V/f^SK EYs
33 for more than forty years. Being next 1
ceived. We make losses and breakage goi
1 Gal.
I I - M ?>m*.. w.~.. _ 49 Kft
n soiling iwr jw?r? - w?..w
then always - 2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
V OF THE ABOVE BRANDS IN FULL QUA
bove Brands In Plain Cases $7,50,
y. Write for complete price list, as th
jistered Letter with order.
COMPANY,
3T1,
rh H?r Oofcls fji. 12
W4S ?3> 1 t ?L?l*0IUU UU3
... v \ Q1 , ?a
itn ^evrest Styles Big>ck,
Lowest Prices.
ider one roof,
md beautiful, ?8
s second anni- gg
s for October, fjg
xed so low by ej)
sade through- gS
,re to share in gg
reams. Ss
tir Lads Kangaroo in plain and
5, $1.25, worth $1.75. ww
,ir Lads Plain Cap Toe, $1.25
lir Men's Patent and Box Calf SS
' Hands Sewed Shoes for this S3
m Made Ghan's $5.00 Shoes,
and Gun Metal, for this sale,
dr Tan Men's Blucher, special yK
irown line ?2.50 Men's Shoes
Metal, Box Calf and Patent WW
, for this sale, ?2.00. JVJ
'Empress" line ?2.50 Ladies'
n all leathers and styles, for
Vassar" ?2.00 Ladies' Shoe, in 5*
lers and styles, for this sale,
Avenue Men's Shoes, ?3.50 val- C?
all styles, this sale, $3.00.
1ILLINERY. ?|
s department dollars will be
>la "NTQT-Qr hofrtro Via\TC>
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i able to offer such a magnifi- ?*X
owing at such wonderfully low jafcx
go.
Then he was cuffed on the ear and
made a savage grab at the hand that
did it and sent out such shrieks as
muot RAon attract a crowd.
Mr. Bowser picked op a pieee of
board and menaced the Leghorn with
it, and the next moment he was knocked
flat on the earth, and the pig was
out of the gate and streaking it down
the alley. The one room porker had left
the two room pen forever behind him.
"Well?" queried Mrs. Bowser as Mj.
Bowser came sulking in to sit dotpn
and pick up his paper.
"Well, what?" he .demanded. *1
know nothing about pigs, Mrs. Bowser,
but I do know that you can
catch the 10:10 train in the morning
for your mother's, and you'd better
ask the cook to help you pack your
trunksr M. QUAU
i
Trespass Notice.
This is to notify all persons not to
hunt or trespass in any manner whatsoever
upon our lands. The law will be
enforced against all trespassers.
J. D. B. Harman,
E. A. Roof,
J. W. Price,
J. G. Zenker. '
Oct. 14?4wl
IHEttESET OF J
lOND, VA.|
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0 LIT liERN^E X P R ES 3
?SHIPMENTS:. I
to the express office gives us the B
2 Gals. 3 Gals. 4% Gals. I
$4.50 $6.50 $9.00 B
4.50 6.50 9.00 9
4.50 6.50 9.00 B
4.50 6.50 9.00 B
4.50 6.50 9.00 B
IRTS." H
iese are only a few brands. B
Richmond, Va. 1