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H |^P H KS ^B ^^B HWhHHH wmmmmmmaummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmm As a result of -1 Ji _. 1. _T. ; __ I ana enas, wrnca, w our regular stocks, offered in the towr In addition to this month surpass ever put forth in a We have the s regular stock and t qualities and lown< Wednesday m youTS to feast upoi Regardless of ; or over, 1 jar 15c Ti /i o tt ^ Ir ? \j??L uajf uv vi opportunities?for ] DRESS 36 inch Bleaching, 8 l-2c 36 inch Bleaching, 10c val # * Standard Calico Scotch Eawns, fast colors 36 inch Windsor Percales 36 inch Blue Chambray 10c Flowered Lawns 12 l-2c Striped Linens 12 l-2c Fancy Lawns 12 l-2c Persian Lawns 25 c Persian Lawns , 35c Batiste I50c Batiste 35c Wash Silk - - - ? T 1 1 Ii40 inch sea lsiana 40 inch Sea Island, heavy NECK 50c Values 25c Values WHIT BATESBUI Sterling Goods ,T > i \s ' ' * *v Sterling silver, cut glass, fine Th t 4i china, clocks. A fine stock rv always on hand for you to Bu select from. i Keep us in mind when wanting anything in Jewelry or -v Silverware. of Good watch work and best J "A eye glasses. If you can't come, send for Th our catalogue or telephone your ' ojder t^trs. ** P. 8. lACfllCOTTK k CO, j JKWKLEB8, ItJ 1424 Main St, Colombia, S. C" Tt 'Phone 934 ' ===== ?< Her Blue Kitchen, "You are always talking about your lovely little blue kitchen,** they said, "but we see you dining out every night Do you ever cook in It?" "Not enough to get tired of it," she said, "and that's the reason I Jtke it n w-.\ow York Press. Force of Habit. t j "The new singer in the choir pitches i all his music so high." / "But you know, he came from a j baseball team."?Minneapolis Journal. Complaint of the Convalescent. When you're sick in bed of something And hate the sight of food. When the tinkle of a teaspoon Is torture to your mood. Nurse will come to you at intervals That haven't any length. And it's. "Eat this all now quickly. For you must keep up your strength." j But when you're really better And your appetite is fine. When your chief and only longing Is substantially to dine. Vnrea rt'51! hrinf vni! cn-npfhinjr c'onrw "in V. - - - I' rw After ages, ages ions. And it's. "Just a little slowly. For you know you are not strong." i Oh. it n:?.v be she's nn ansel? I have thousht she was myself? j Eut now 1 am so huncry! Is there not hiris on the sh?lf? I want some cheese and crackers j y< ; Or a slice of cold mince pic. ! 0, And it's. "You may have some jelly, Lemon jelly, by and by." j ?Geraldine ileyrick in New York I.ife. j i T JULY 1 our naturally large spring business \ ith the many Special Bargains picke which we keep up throughout the e L. 1' - ?? , our duty as the "public money savin those of any preceding month of Jul mid-season sale. joods you want?you have the mone; ;he specials and if you are not convin 3ss of prices then go to the other stoi .orning, June 30th, we tie back the 1. .. '? the extremely low prices we quote t Etlcum Powder at lc the can. ay'throughout the entire month we like the "handwriting on the wall" tl GOODS value at 6 3-4c. Tatfetta, Ch lue at 7 l-2c. in every grade c ^c* tions. 4c. 12 l-2c value at 10c. ' 10c. 50c Curtains 8c. 75c Curtains . 10c. $1.25 Curtains 10c. 20c $1-25 ladies' tan SO<v $2.00 ladies' tan 38c. $2.59 ladies' tan 25c. $5.00 Men's 0x1 / 5c. $3.50 Men's Ox 6c- $2.50 Men's 0x1 WEAR. 38c to 45c. $3.50 values Bo f9c. $2.50 values Bo TEN DRY RG, HE DISPOSSESSED HEART. Th. Kind *%AIR Mabel bad a dainty waist, I A triumph of the fashion's art; _ ' But, ah, so tightly was it laced j * There wasn't room for Mabel's ^ . heart! 1 ^ e hapless heart was In despair. ^ I must beat somewhere! I believe jp ?^S e heard a pretty girl will wear Jfe J* ler heart sometimes upon her sleeve." /V /y it Mabel's sleeve dung like a skin . ^ Y|\ \ fe^jj ?o Mabel's softly rounded arm. \ \ pyfi e beating heart could not squeeze In. I ' v?\ \ \ K t looked about in vague alarm. I ^ V MB STell. well. I must try other routes! ~ I )f timid maids I've heard it said \ ? jH ten their hearts are in their boots." jfl Lnd downward then it quickly sped. Jt, this plaoe," said the heart, "1 choose!" 11JT Uas, it found no room to beat? 'erTni ie Mttle patent leather shoes ^jT I 1>vyBl >o snugly fitted Mabel's feet. r 1 IjjMfl >w, though deep fear the .poor heart U I lj|jW| smote, 1 I IHrnjl t thought: "Sometimes a girl can't stag i ImHh || rc&use her heart Is in her throat. > ] |!|I9HI| ; do believe that's just the thing." JlflHjff Mabel's lovely throat it stole, | 3ut ones aghin?;poor, luckless wight? S ti& l failed (o reach its longed for goal? ^ 3er collar wae so high and tight. ^ ^ ie desperate heart, despairing, sighed: 'There's no place left but Mabel's hat. la! I'm saveo!" with Joy. it cried, For there was lots of room on that! er \\ Carolyn Wells In Saturday Evening Post. " - "I want some cigars 1 band, please." _ x. . "Yes, madam. What ki Not Particular. don>t qu,te kQOW ~ '')!!;[ man and always dresses i mm Billy's Predicam 'PS II Sister Bessie came rn fllM fr0m the ctmrcl1 bazaar : $jK y jjj )|l| j "Oh, mamma," she ps - met with an accident dov f I "Dear me:" sighed iNfQW^ mmm "What mischief is he in ' niiflPAlJ' i'i clare he's a bittor Pi!1 " h $ "Oil, but he won't be s< nfej^^M&yj) | j'j He's sugar coated. He ; W&SFffiw I 1 !< ! *be tub of soft raolassei W"- ' I"ouis ^eI)Ublic. Ill ! Awakened Symp: i|||j| Wn\li> | "When the balmy ze M '^Wte1; vtj- ! stealing o'er the scone." s.i ^XJI.?. make you fool kinder to ~ j lit lake with your light g ' th.o echoes with song?" " -.1 "It does." answered Mr - <-1 kor. "It makes me l'col k Information Uuroau Oriioial ? Well. : did before toward the sung man, what do you want to liiid ; ro< ks the boat."? Now Or *.i V Democrat Small Boy ? What do you liaow? ? j .v "Hi's Ilome Companion. i Sj:'^ r'* Fisam^r r.ic i c iv.-i at The Bazaar. BARBATf ye have accumulated an un id up by our New York repi ntire season, fully $10,000 A M _ ? g Store, tius is a aapiBiuca y. It is indeed the most g j we want?the conditions ced that we offer superior es. doors and this season's gre hroughout the store we wi will offer other bargains eq. iey'11 soon be gone. SILKS linas, Pongees, Messalines and Satins solors and price at great price reducLACE CURTAINS 32c. 60c. Qfir? SHOES and black oxfords $1.00. i and black oxfords $1.50. . and black oxfords $2.50. fords $4.00. fords $2.85. fords $2.00. BOY'S SUITS y's Suits $2.50 y's Saits * $1.95 GOODS 9 t The Crusty Bachelor. Crusty Bachelor?Yes. since I s' ?? been in this hotel, surrounded much beauty, I have carried a ra PI foot." Pretty Girl?Ah. In the hope o< ning some congenial partner? Crusty Bachelor ? No; to kee tfrom falling a victim.?Chicago ! The Safest Way. "You never show your age!" She blushed prettily. "Well, I'm sure." she said, "it's of you to say so." "Yes!" resumed the older w closing the family Bible. "It's scratched out some time, hasn't Atlanta Constitution. His Structure. Frayed Frederick?Dere's a oh In' dat ev'ry guy Is de arkertect i own forchune. j mi ]n.Hn f j.aiiereu auwuiuc??iftu< i bein' ekernomic an' savin' I've bn a coiosieal pile dat looks like tv t'ree cents.?Boston Transcript. Hurried It Up. "Didn't you propose to her s than you expected?" "Yes: but. you see. old roan, I < . want to exhaust all my topics o | versation before we were marri J1 . ! New York Life. for my bus- j njV, I Letting the Cat Out. he's a small ' "Say- Srnndmn- mak^ a noise n black'" ' : fr0?:'" coaxed little Tommy. v" j "What for, my son?" ] "Why, papa says that wher croak we'll set So,000."?Success mums: home . . , ... azme. m breathless 1 The Difference. ' rr?'. Knicker-Why the dickens t >n at t io o.i- ta]<en yOU an eternity to dress? I Mrs. Knicker?And when it too ie nm lei. gve years pr0p0Se j said, "This now *' 1 <k" j sudden."?New York Sun. > bitter now. ! Colonel White?Your son is qt just fell into I singer, isn't he, Busenbark? s taffy."?St. I Brother Busenbark?Yassali! ; sah! "Bleeped to yo' for axin'. boy, sah, am suttin'ly de most odorous eullud pusson in dis phyrs come ; town. Puck. lid the youm: ! * . ".doesn't it \ Disappointed, ward human ! "Book hero," said Mr. Ohu on the moon- 1 "that motor car doesn't make uitar waking thintr like the speed you guarant< "How do you know?" Ti ir. ! "I've been running it a wool indor than I haven't been arrested."?Houston fel!??\v tt , leans Times- Recent Fiction. "Have you read any of the reee tionV" "I have read it all." "\V1 i:l s .jmt re- "In Dumas, forty years ago."?I j Traveler. i , LCAM .usually large amount of re] :esemaT/ive, we pi ace on sai worth of the most remarkal t effort, on our part, to mak jigantic?most stupendous fit?Come and examine the advantages as a trading ] >atest avalanche of irresist 11 offer to the first 50 ladies ual in value to the above. I MILLINERY A1 Every Hat, Flower and Feath below eost. We have made ou son and want to clean up shop. $3,50 Hats $2.25. $2.50 Hats $1.25. CLOTHING AND $15.00 Suits $12.50 Suits $7.50 Suits $6.50 Suits $5.00 Suits 25c Colgate's Talcum 25c Ammen's Talcum 6 cakes fine Toilet Soap 5 combination packages Gold I Vinetta Borated Talcum > COMP, A False Boport. , Joe Simmons, colored, wishes The by so bblt's DlsPatch to 8tate that there was no < j foundation for the report that ne had < ; win- | shot the negro preacher, W. R. Bow- < i man, on Saturday a week ago. He < P me j says the statement is absolutely false 1 S'ews. | an(j jje an(j Bowman have never ! had any trouble. Everyone would be benefited by taking Foley's Orino Laxative for constii kind nftt.inn stnmnnh and liver trouble, as | it sweetens the stomach and breath, 1 oman, gently stimulates the liver ayd regulates 1 been j the bowels and is much superior to pills ' it?"? am! ordinary laxatives. "Why not try < Foley's Orino Laxative today? Sold by 1 ; all Druggists of Lexington and Henry i ! Drug Store. Cbapin. S. C. 1 ? ^ d | BARBECUE. J j We will furnish a first-class barbecue * t. By and refreshments on Saturday, July 24, lilt up 1909, at J. B. Sox's famous barbecue renty- ground. Music and dancing will be on hand for the young folks. Come and | I enjoy the day. j L. C. and A. L. SOX. owier 'j - didn't | GO f con- | I j MAURICE'S IH! , you 11704 and 1706 MAIN ST, Mag- | I = I laa It i i flsyo*! For Dry Goods,' ! Iite a | Millinery, Fancy mai-! and Silks, Under whole ; | You'll find o # 2:2:1ns, j | lowest and our g I 1 C .111(1 j Tost. | _______ nt fin fcwton 170HQS FITZMAI HAL nn-nant. ln+s V AV VM) V ViVW^ e in addition to t>le values ever e our sales tor effort we have offers, both in (I; place in styles. ible values are 5 buying $1.00 )on't miss these "COST er is offered at and ir profits for the sea5 $1.75. $2.00 Hats PANTS. $11.50 $7.50 $5.50 $4.50 $3.75 19c. 19c. 15C. ived Needles 5c. 10c. ANY, S. C I. 0. 0. F. Meatinff. The regular communication of| Pelican Lodge No. 75, I. 0. O. F. will be )n July 6, 1909. And a full attendance )f it members are expected. Business importance to come before the Lodge. H. W. Powell, Secretary. Weston, Ocean-to-Ocean Walk* er Said recently: "When you feel down md out, feel there i9 no use living, just take your bad thoughts with you and walk them off. Before you have walked a mile things will look rosier. Just ;ry it. Have you noticed the increase in walking of late in every community? Many attribute it to the comfort which A.llen's Foct-Ease, the antiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoes, gives to the millions now using it. As Weston has said, "It hasreal merit," Wanted?Piedmont cigarette coupons. I will pay 45c per hundred cash in redeeming these coupons. Rice B. Harman. TO REE-ARCH STORE COLUMBIA, S. C. Notions, Shoes, r Dress Goods wear, etc. ur prices the ^oods the best. URICE'S Columbia, S. C,