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I LADIES' SUIfS, SKI]
WAISTS,
Never pass this dep
for you find just what y<
and at prices that will pi
Linen Suits in ail co
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sizes, from ...ffi.OO t
Foulard and Marine
from--- ...$12.501<
For summer wear it will ]
^ to see our line of Sorgee
| J elaborately trimmed, ji
f # dress for hot -weather.
S were $12.50 and $15.0*
J $9.88.
^ J- Beautiful line of skirts a
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Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
:T There by a Dispatch Man.
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Hon. C. Bates, mayor of Bateabarg,
was a visitor here on Saturday.
Boy jour fruit jars early from M. D
Marman. He has the best.
Oops are at least two weeks later
than last year in most sections of the
Whsnty.
We have plenty of sowing peas at
|l.25 per bushel. W. P. Roof. 1
Miss Sallie Gmiter, of New Brookll$d,
was a visitor in town Saturday
and Sunday.
A few mpre cultivators and harrows,
et one to help make your crop. $2.50
to $3.60. * W. P. Roof.
Mrs. Dr. B. K. H. Kreps, of Columbia,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
?; M. Efird.
Large lot of corn, oats and hay just
received. Prices right.
W. P. Roof.
Hon. C. M. Efird is remodeling and
>&dding to his already enviable residence
on South Main street
Mr. Saml Bickley has returned from
a delightful visit to friends 'and relatives
at Little Mountain.
Reader, if you are due anything for
the Dispatch please send or call and;
settle.
Baker's Cocoa fresh, and a lot of
new canned goods can be found at Ms.
D. Ha rmau's Grocery.
Miss Daisy Edwards, a charming
young lady of Leesville, has been the
guest of friends here this week.
When you want the best groceries,
heavy or fancy, remember that you !
will find the best that money and ex- I
perience can buy at H. M. Wingaid's. !
Mrs. A. M. Harman has returned
from a visit to her father, Mr. A. R.
Mette, at Irmo, who has been quite ill
for the past two weeks.
The best ham to buy is the "Capital
City." You will find them fresh and
sweet at M. D. Harman's Grocery.
Also the best bacon, fresh from the
packers.
Mr. Oorbitt Corley, son of sheriff P.
H. Coney, has accepted a position
with the firm of Jacobs Brothers, Columbia.
Come look at the Panama hats we
are showing this spring. They are
the best values we have ever seenE.
G. Dreher & Co.
Mr. Fred Herndon has completed
the job of painting High Hill church,
in the Fork, and has returned to Lex- ?
ington. j
Our stock 'of pie peaches is very i
large and owing to the season ad vane- j
ing will sell you for a while, 4 can sfor I
30c. We want you to try them.
W. P. Roof.
Send in your renewals now for the
Home ana Farm. Only 25 cents until
1st. I
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story of our store have we ofi
nerate the many bargains at COLORED
LA^
A line of the most
colored lawns ever seer
a city. All 18c. 15c, ;
f colored lawns will be
the yard
WHITE LAW]
We carry the largest i
l complete line of White J
Columbia. Special pric<
week only at, from 8c to
, , DEESS GrTNGUi
EtTSand
All the- latest patterns
Or I n CTft ?J m Q Vl 1 F\f* QY"1
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)a want g0 jn special sali
[ease.
tors and yard
0 ?25'00 REMWANTS. Special:
dresses,
o $25.00 1,000 short ends of lai
E>ay you ginghams, percals,
dresses,
ist the silks, ginghams, etc. Wi
Prices <jurin^r this sale at one-h
l)? now
inal prices. Every piece
it $5.00. teed to be perfect.
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Judge Shipp has granted ajnew trial
in the case of Dr. J. J. Bickley vs.
Jacob Koon, heard before him last 1
November.
Now is the time to get your wants
in tomatoes. We are selling four cans
for 25c, and guarantee them to be of
full weight and fine flavor.
W. P. Roof.
Mr. Julian P. Meetze, the popular
bookkeeper of the Lexington Manu\
factoring Co., and the Saxe-Crotha
mills, spent Sunday at St. Mathews.
ITCH cured in 30 minutes by Wooford's
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by Derrick's Drug Store. Gral3
Mr. J. P. Hook, of Route 1 Brookland,
promptly sends us his dollar by
1 mail for another year's subscription.
Let others do likewise.
I Read the new advertisement of
I Fitzmaurice in this issue. He is
| offering extremely low prices on all
! kinds of merchandise.
Thomas Craft, the young white man
in jail awaiting an appeal to tile supreme
court, has been quite sick for
the pa9t several days but is beiter.
Only 25 cents a year for tbe Home
and Farm if you subscribe beforfe the
first of June. Send us 25 cents at
once.
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ALTERATI
FITZMAURICE'S TH
1704 and 1706 MAIN ST
SATURDAY, MAY 15, Fitzi
tion Sale. All the goods up-sta
JUNE 1st, which consists of Mi
Rugs, Suits and Separate Shirt
take charge. We will fix the d<
none in the Carolinas. We wan
possible to have for the conveni
prefer to sacrifice the goods tha
rubbish. Also the down stairs d
full share of price cutting, and &
j ^i, : ?in ?A
ituu Kb pi iocs iam you will not
now. You know the reason wh]
said. Now is the time to take 1
Sale.
764-17 W Mam SI. FfTZMAI
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Bargains Unh<
EEK ON
:ered to the buying public me
Mimnaugh's, but the following
rNS CLOTHING
beautiful
1 in this and
and 12.tc
sou fo, GENTS'
,0e FURNISHINGS
rrs
, , On account of
and most
Lawns in rearranging our
ss for this store and prior
35c yard. to moving goods
from one depart:
in dress men* other
d 12Jc to we are offering
s at, the unheard of bar
10c gains in our
Clot bin g and
Barg ain (jen^3' purnishcaIl_
ings department.
ft ^ t%n n 1
ujauxa?, flt Actuaj
in he sold Cost *
alf orig- pUrc}jase<] a sa
guaran- neckwear the other day
to the value of 75c -each
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i n a up
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Mr. Emanuel Taylor, one of the j
moat prosperous citizens of the Boiling
Springs section, was here on Satur- |
day and kindly remembered us with j
his dollar for another year. j
Dr. J. W. Sandel has returned from j
Augusta and Columbia, where he has j
been under treatment for several i
weeks. His many friends will regret j
to leave that his health is not very \
much improved. ;
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ,
Scott Hendrix continues quite ill, so
much so that Miss Sadie Gulledge, an
experienced trained nurse from the
Columbia hospital, is in attendance.
The Little Mountain School will close
with a picnic on Friday, May 21 at.
The exercises will commence at ten
o'clock and will consist of an essay by
Nollie Shealy, the only member of the
graduating class, and addresses by
Geo. B. Cromer aud Rev. E. J. Sox.
Mrs. J. Bunnell, representing the
White Advertising Company, of New
York, spent Saturday in Lexington,
in the interest of her comyany, an excellent
illustrative and live advertis- :
ing scheme for all kinds of business. I
Mrs. Bunnell is an intellectual woman J
of much beauty and charm and made j
many friends while here.
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COLUMBIA, S. C.
maurice started their Altera- )
irs will have to be sold by \
Llinery, Matting, Art Squares, i
waists. The carpenters then i
apartments up-stairs second to *
t every accomodation that is j2
Lence of our customers. We j s
n have them hurt by dust and t
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epartments will receive their n
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fine full stock to select from o
buy at any other time but c
f we have to sacrifice, enough p
p
;he advantage of this Great i<
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sard of Before
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rchandise at such sacrtficin<
n ' _i h 11
j wm give you an iaea 01 ti
hats hei
C o p t r i 5 t t
1908 by
/Iichaels-Stern & Cq,
Rotheutt. N V, OUT
in pie line of summer cre(^ *
any kin
and offer you ties up straw tQ
l for 2oc. the pric
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Soecial Prices
1 :
In order to j
Top Buggies at S
Surreys at greatly Bed
cheap?all in good cond
to close out the stock,
dition at bargain prices
makes of wagons, such
to suit. ^OTJR GUARA
Hackney Wag(
OLD
These are strongly buil
built an enviable reput
H,
Who is it that is not far
that has been sold on tl
buy a cheap, unreliable
iu repairs and then not
CRECOR
1113-1115 Hampton Aver
We acknowledge with pleasure the
receipt of an invitation from Miss
Rosabelle Wessinger to attend the
3losing exercises of Columbia June
1st. Miss Wessinger is a member of the
graduating class.
The people of Congaree are complaining
about the condition of the
pld State road through Huckabaa
iwamp, and the supervisor should
?ive the matter his attention as early
is possible.
Dr. L. A. Griffith, one of the most
ucce9sful and popular physicians in
Columbia, left Monday lor New Yorfc, |
0 take a post graduate course in sur- \
;ery. He will be absent for about a j
aonth. Upon his return he will give
pecial attention to surgery ami his
ffice practice.
FOR SALE?(-room new cottage at
lhapin, long porch, shady grove, 3cerlot,
near depot, church and school. {
tice $2,600; good terms. Diekert & ;
ogle, Real Estate and Insurance,
110 Main street, Columbin, S. 0. 30
Wanted?Piedmont cigarette cou>ns.
I will pay 45c per hundred cash
1 redeeming these coupons.
Rice B. Harman.
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? prices as we are offering for thi>
le price reductions:
r WAIST BARGAINS. ShOCS f
fvhite shirt waists at speces.
This is an opportun- carry
should not miss: leading sho
alues now at 89c
ff Vlliv
alues now at SI.19 . .
i . ?, .n All we ask
alues now at $1.49
alues now at ?1.69 us a ca^ ?
alues now at ?1.89 As for pric
alues now at ?2.19 we cannot 1
alues now at ..$2.69 , . ?
where in th
?ABLE DAMASK
rt ends oi table 'damask, ^ there
, 3 and 31 yard Jenghths may want, ]
sold at less than manufacCall
in wl
MILLINERY HEADftUA
needless for us to comment LEXI
millinery. Our hats
le latest style?hats that
ie old look young and the t\>\
look look pretty j| s
eet. Our trimmings em- jh ^K
ery thing and our prices Mkj.
t reasonable. Buy your
MEN'S HATS
line of men's hats is a
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u v^uiuuiuia. y\ c iJttvc
d of hat from the common
the finest Panama and
es are low.
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on a Few Buggies a
make room we will sell, as long as
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PttO.UU 10 oo.uu
Open Buggies at $4
uced Prices Severn second hand Ba
Lition. A lot of new Shafts and Poles
Two second hand Pord Runabouts thj
The largest stock of all of the dififei
as Old Hickory, Mitchell, Hackney an
NTEE MEANS SOMETHING.
ins - Old Hicli
? HICKORY WAGO]
t wagons that have stsod the test of t:
ation for good service and honest valu
A.CKNEY WAGONS
niliar with the good qualities of this i
lis market for years ? There is no reas
wagon that will cost you as much as
get the proper service at a minimum
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& George J. Howell, Proprietor. J. H.
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j | Headquarters for the U. C. 1
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| Free baths on Saturday ?
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* Now Under New Management
Best brands of cigarg always found
at The Bazaar. j On ice
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or Everybody ?
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e factories for Men ^
n in this country. ?
you to do is to give ^
ind be C convinced. ?
es we know that S
be undersold any- #
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is anything you J
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lile in the city. ^
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ind Carriages
they last: <
0.00 to $45.00
bcock Surreys very
we will sell cheap
at are in ideal con ent
sizes of the best
3 mi t ?11 HI
lq rnornnm. xerms
;ory Wagons
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ime, and they haye
ies.
well known wagon
ion why you should
the purchase price
cost.
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ted. Columbia, S. C. %
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$roodward,
Ass't Manager. a*
irge Cool Booms. J?
Vs and T. P. A.'s. ?
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Watch u? Grow. * j
e drink* of a)l kinds and flavor* I
found at the Bazaar Fountain .
in *ca<ca.
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