Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, March 20, 1908, Image 3
MERE-MENTION.
Joseph Brown has announced him.
self as a candidate for governor of
Georgia Senator Whyte of Maryland.
died at his home in Baltimore
last Tuesday night.... Senator Bryan
of Florida, is critically ill in Washington
The Levi Cotton mills of
Rutherfordtnn. N. C., were placed in
the hands of a receiver last Wednesr
day Kx-Piesident Cleveland celebrated
his 71st birthday Wednesday.
....George R. McGuire. former manager
of the Park and Duval hotels at
Jacksonville. Fla.. attempted suicide in
Chicago a few days ago by jumping
seven stories down an elevator shaft.
He was not seriously hurt, and had to
9 be tied by the police to prevent further
attempts on his own life
Walter R. Day, a former Republican
state treasurer of Kentucky has been
sentenced to one year's imprisonment
for forging the name of his uncle to a
check for $5,000..
AT THE CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.
Rev. I. G. Murray, Pastor.
Sunday Services?Sunday school at
w 10 o'clock a. m. Morning service at 11
o'clock. Meeting of Bible Society at
- on m
i.aw kCHURCH
OF* THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
* Rev. J. O. Rabin, Rector.
Sunday Services?Morning services
at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 3.30
p. m. Afternoon service at 4.30 p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. E. E. Gillespie, Pastor.
Sunday Services?Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock.
^ No evening service.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. Henry J. Cauthen, Pastor.
Sunday Services?Morning service
at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 3.SO p
hi. No evening service.
ASSOCIATE- REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. AV. C. Ewart. Pastor.
Sunday Services?Sabbath school at
10 a. ni. Morning service at 11 o'clock.
No evening service.
Special Hotices.
Preachina at Beersheba.
Rev. W. A. Hafner will preach at
Beersheba next Sunday morning at 11
* o'clock. H. J. Mills, Pastor.
Ihe Cotton iftarhet. !
Yorkville, March 20.?Cotton 10J.
New York, March 19?Spot cotton
closed quiet. 20 points lower; middling
uplands 10.SO; middling gulf 11.05:
sales 3,841. Futures opened and closed
steady as follows: March 9.84; April
9.84; May 9.96; June 9.94; July 9.93; |
y Aug. 9.76; Oct. 9.62; Dec. 9.66. i
i
COTTON BELT UNION NO. 253. \
ALL members are requested to be <
out next Wednesday night. Im- :
portant business.
0 LESSLIE SMITH. Sect.
PARTRIDGE WYANDOTTES.
I HAVE a limited numbers of Eggs
from my fine pen of these fowls,
that I will sell at 13 for $ 1.00. Drawer
D., Clover. S. C. W. P. SMITH.
FOR SALE
A LOT of Stover at 35 cents per
hundred pounds. Address C. C.
? HUGHES. Yorkville, No. 7.
22 t.f 2t
O AT T?
z un oAii&.
THIRTY-FIVE Bushels of pure
Floradora Cotton Seed, price 50
cents per bushel. HUGH B. GORDON.
* Yorkville. R. F. D. No. 6.
22 t.f 3t '
VEAL CALVES WANTED.
O CENTS a pound for good animals ]
m* delivered at our residence on
Southern Railroad street. Yorkville, !
not later than next Mondav evening.
T. M. and H. E. FERGUSON.
POOL AND BILLIARDS.
* T HAVE opened a Pool and Billiard
X parlor in the former quarters of
the Commercial club, and the patronage
of lovers of the game is respectfullv
solicited. H. M. CLEMMER.
23 f.t 2t* .
t EGGS FOR HATCHING.
"If Y Single Comb BulT OrpingXtX
tons are better than ever?the ?
best layers I ever saw. and I sell eggs .
for $1.00 a setting.
I. H. XORRIS. Yorkville. S. C.
23 f tf.
TO-DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
\L,L persons indebted to the estate
of JESSIK I. FARIS, deceased, are |
hereby notified to make payment to me
at once. Persons having- claims
f against said estate will present them
to me duly attested within the time
prescribed bv law. '
W. C. FARIS. Admr.
23 f 3t
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE.
V \ LL persons concerned will please
x\.take notice that I have made a final
settlement with the Probate Court
of York county as administrator of the
estate of J. A. JACKSON, deceased,
and that on Monday. April 27. I will
apply to Hon. L. R. Williams, judge
of said court for a final discharge from
further liability in connection with
saiil estate. A. H. JACKSON.
Administrator.
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, WHEN IN THE
MARKET
For a Ruggy or Surrey and not too
Bl'SY to save money on these, call
and allow us to show you our line. For
a limited time, in order to help build
up this branch of our business, we are
dividing our legitimate profit with the
purchaser.
We consider our customers our best
advertisement, but they are too busy
and have something else to do besides
this, so we take this additional means
of reaching the buyer.
Have bought largely in anticipation
of a good year's business, and if prices
and terms are any inducement, we are
going to move them.
If you will allow us to show you our
line and name prices and terms and
\-..n uisfiv fnnpltirip vou can sret better
Inducements, we will guarantee you a
bargain. We sell nothing hut what
has the guarantee of the makers as
well as our own.
Agents for the Keystone Riding Cultivator.
If you want the best see the
Keystone.
As usual we are offering Planters.
Distributors and other Farm Implements
very cheap.
W. I. WITHERSPOON CO.
THOS. H. HARDIN
?LAND SURVEYOR,LOWKYVILLE
- - S. C.
k
5-29 f 3m*
CABBAGE PLANTS.
(~1 OME and get your early OAB?J
BAGE PLANTS now. I have just
received a few thousand more and can
supply you with choice varieties front
the hest growers at the lowest prices.
See nte quick.
WALTER ROSE.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
ft me to the LINDSAY STUDIO
and look over the beautiful photographic
work that is being daily exhibited.
It is easily the handsomest
and most artistic work ever shown in
Yorkville. You are welcome at any
time.
ROSA J. LINDSAY.
PLEASE PAY UP.
ALL subscribers to The ENQUIRER
t>n my club will please settle
at once. The money may be paid either
to me or at THE ENQUIRER OFFICE.
J. P. A. SMITH.
The First Hundred
Dollars Is Said to Be
The hardest to save, the next hundred
is added easier.
OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Makes even the first hundred easy
to save.
ONE DOLLAR will start an account,
and a little added regularly and persistently
together with interest at 4
per cent compounded every three
months will soon accumulate the first
hundred.
Try It And See.
LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK
YQRKVILLE. S. C.
| Quality a
OT'R SPRING LINE OF DR
OF THE CHOICEST PATTERNS
THE WORLD, AND WE WOl
J HAVE YOU CALL AND SEE T
V YOU CANNOT FIND A BETTE
? TIES OR LOWER PRICES THA>
COME AT YOUR EARLIEST
? GOODS WHILE THEY ARE NEV
V 36 inch VOILE in Black. Brown,
42 inch SICILIAN in Black, Brow:
A 4 0 inch HENRIETTA in Black, Bi
42 inch CASHMERE, invisible plai
V 4 4 Inch SILK WARP HENRIETT
At 98 CENTS THE YARD.
A 30 Inch WHITE GOODS for Ladh
X CENTS TO 18 CENTS THE YAH I
! free:
r To every customer whose pure
1 Over, we will give WITHOUT CH.
7 in our TINWARE STOCK, which
L ding Pans, Wash pans, Milk Pi
? Cups. Quart Cups. Stove Shovels. C
handles, large Kitchen Spoons, Ha
t etc. Every piece is perfect and ra
l Cents each. One Piece?Your Cli
i chase of $1.00 or Over?FREE. !
? J. Q. WRAY, 1
f When you are In need or Shoe;
J come and see us. We handle Not
I
TOTAL LOSS
On last Friday, about 8 o'clock p. m..
the barn of Mr. S. W. Barron of Ebetiezer,
was destroyed by fire, and no
insurance. About one hour before the
fire, I had seen Mr. Barron at his
home, and made an estimate of the
?ost of insuring his mules: which were
saved by the quick work of his friends.
We insure People. Buildings and
Llve-Stock.
IX K. HONEY.
FLY
SCREENS
Now Is a Rood time to Screen your
windows and doors. Get ahead of the
files and other insects and the job of
keeping them out will not be such a
proposition. Do it now.
We have a large supply of first-class
Screen doors and windows, ah wen
made and at very little prices.
Doors: I'.Xxfi.S, 2.10x6.10 and 3x7.
Windows in all sixes.
Yorkville Hardware Co.
J. Ii. Williams. Mason McConnell.
J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.
We Need Room
. We Need Money
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS WORTH
OF NEW GOODS
Just picked up at Fire Sales and Liquidation
Sales and we pass them on.
BEGINNING SATURDAY.
We offer the following:
100 pairs Men's Pants, worth $3 and
$3.50. Fire Sale Price $1.79 a Pair.
100 Pairs Men's Pants, worth up to
$2.75 a pair. Fire Sale Price, $1.38
a Pair.
5.000 yards Calicoes, light colors, 5c a
yard.
1,000 yards Figured Organdies, worth
up to 18c yard?at only 10c a yard.
500 yards Embroideries, worth up to
20c the yard?at only 10c a yard.
Men's Black and Tan Half Hose at 5c
a Paii?50c the dozen .
J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.
Sell For Less.
3?~See our ZIEGLER OXFORDS
and PUMPS for the Ladies.
MONEY SAVERS
FRESH SHIPMENT
JUST RECEIVED.
Evaporated Apples and Peaches 15c
per pound.
Pink Salmon 1 pound Can 10 cents.
REMEMBER
Saturday. March 21st, a 5 cents pack- |
age D. M. Ferry's Garden Seeds with
every $1.00 purchase and 3 packages
with a $2.00 purchase.
COME AND SAVE MONEY.
.T. W. l>OBSON
3f* The place where the DOLLAR
DOES FULL DUTY.
TIME TO PAY.
VLL persons who have given their
subscription to THE ENQUIRER,
either to Mr. J. K. ALLISON or myself
on my club, will please make settlement
either with Mr. Allison, myself or
the publishers at once, as the time by
which I have to settle is growing short.
Prompt attention to this notice will
greatly oblige.
JEFF D. WHITESIDES.
AT THE BRATTON FARM.
WE have a number of Guernsey
Cows and Heifers that we will
sell.
Pure cream at 25 cents a quart, at
the farm at all times, or delivered on
Tuesdays and Fridaye.
I'igs for Sale?$2.50 and $5 each.
J. MEEK BURNS. Manager.
.Tan 25 f.t tf
13at>ei* Thp Barber
\NOTHER lot of Ess-Tee-Dee Hair
Tonic just to hand. Cures dandruff.
stimulates hair. Best thing of the
kind ever discovered or compounded.
See me about it.
Shave 10 cents; haircut 25 cents.
LUTHER BARER.
9*"" Shop over Shandon Hotel.
m
BUYIT NOW
I What? That REFRIGERATOR that
;you are going to need the coming
summer. You need a first-class Refrigerator.
you have been promising
yourself a good one and now is the
time to get the one you want.
Our leader in Refrigerators is the
"ElDLEWEISS," and it is certainly a
beauty. It is Porcelain Lined.
Call and see them.
A postal card will bring you a catalogue.
pn'ces and full information.
Try it. f|
CARROLL FURNITURE CO., !
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nd Style !j c
ESS GOODS INCLUDES MANY
FROM THE BEST LOOMS OF J
JLD BE MUCH PLEASED TO {JJ
HIS LINE. WE KNOW THAT b r-p
II VARIETY, BETTER QUALI- %
: YOU WILL FIND AT WRAY'S. ? "J
CONVENIENCE?SEE THESE A
V AND FRESH. SEE OUR X
Gray, 48 CENTS A YARD. I
n and Gray, 48 CENTS A YARD. I
rown and Red, 48 CTS. A YARD, x I
ids. a splendid value, 48 CTS. YD. ^
PAS in Black, Cream and White. # I
Jv
?s' full suits and waists, From 1(1 9
free: j
liases amount to One Dollar and ^
A.RGE, your choice of any article 7 :
includes Comb Cases, Mugs, Pud- J
ans. Cake pans, Pie Plates, Pint 5
oVinnad ninnors with wnorlen V H
ounpvu m
ndy Coffee Strainers, Coffee Pots,
inges in value from 5 Cents to 15 ^
olee?of Tinware with each pur- X
See show window for assortment, y
THE LEADER. I
i?and want All Leather Shoes? V
hing hut All Leather Shoes. j*
Cooking Ranges
Cooking Stoves
. ar
Our line of these goods is perhaps as fa
large as can be found anywhere in this
section and we believe we can give
you a wider range for selection than or
AloAii-horo riur ctrvnlr In -
yUU t'Ull 11HU ciocn iigic. v/ui wwwm ... jjj
eludes all sizes of Ranges and Stoves, pj
all styles and a long list of prices?
Prices such as will assure you of get- jn
ting the fullest returns for your Stove pc
money. Call and see us about a Range
or Cooking Stove. # su
RANGES?$30 and upward. j_<
Cooking Stoves?$10 and upward. :t
LAUNDRY STOVES?We have a
fewe of these Stoves. They are made '
especially for heating sad irons, and if
you have much ironing to do they will
prove most economical. We
will give you a SQUARE DEAL. 7
Our Terms?CASH or CREDIT.
pa
YORK FURNITURE CO.
I
Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee.
President Sec. and Treas.
YORK SUPPLY CO.
Incorporated.
RECEIVED
TH 1S W HJHilV
One carload of CORN.
One carload of OATS.
One carload of FLOUR.
We are prepared to make close
prices.
We have
Amber and Orange Cane Seed.
Chicken Wire. 2 to 6 feet.
Vulcan Turn Plows aJid Points.
Vulcan Middle Breakers and Points.
Plow Points for Oliver Plows.
Boy Dixie Plows and Points.
Little Giant Plows and Points.
Full stock of Plow Moulds.
Plow Stocks, Gears, etc.. etc.
Buy a PLANET JR., CULTIVATOR
?the best made.
York Supply Company.
WE WOULD
BE PLEASED
To have our friends and customers
call and see us in our new quarters.
We have just installed one of the
Mosler Safe Co.'s Triple Time Lock,
Burglar Proof Safes.
BANK OF
HICKORY GROVE.
MONEY
GETTING
There is always something catching
about the word money, because everybody
wants it and but a few ever seem
to have enough. If you would be "the 1
early bird" in regard to money getting
always seek the assistance of a broker.
It will save you time and trouble
and cost nothing, since "by advertising
he saves" his commission by the
assistance rendered, and the true business
man KNOWS IT PAYS.
ltids wanted on following stocks:
York Cotton Mill.
Victor Oil Mill.
Loan & Savings Bank.
For Sale?Lockmore Mill Stock at 90.
For Sals?Tavora Mill Stock at 90.
Wanted?Clover M'fg Co. Stock.
Dr. M. W. WHITE.
IS YOUR CLOCK RUNNING?
Ffl HAT old Clock that has been
JL standing for years, and which you
would like to have keeping time again;
but which you think cannot be fixed
at a reasonable price. Bring it to
me.
I do reliable, honest work on
Watches.
ID. MARLEY |
I IF WE MAKE
< /&B* anil spend them
;" ($?5gt will be poor. On
V can save front ou
*' ^1 oul" tens, and b
Jr ggg Which is the bette
mm We help the Sa\
? J\ making his money
T II cent interest per y
& OPEN AN AC
1
! THE FIRST NA
| YORKVI3
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luiinuuii a uuuuuiii
7resh Groceries,
Confectioneries
We never stop?we keep our goods
iving and keep receiving new and
?sh goods of various kinds. You can
t fresh goods here. Just in
Half dozen barrels Baldwin Apples.
Gelatine and Jell-O.
Kingan's Hams.
Dried Fruit.
The nicest lot of Dishes in town.
Dietz Lanterns and extra Globes.
Cobbler's Outfits?you need one.
Baseballs and Bats.
Fisherman's Supplies.
Pocket Cutlery.
IV) usical Instruments, Etc.
HERNDON & GORDON.
IRST-CLASB SORGHUM HAY.
1PER HUNDRED. Address me
. Yorkville No. 4.
JOHN R. PIjAXCO.
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RIDE A BIC
THIS IS THE TIME OF YEAR ^
PLEASURE. WHETHER YOI
PLEASURE BUY THE BEST.
CARRY IN STOCK A NUMBER
THE BEST SELLING HIGH GR
PRICES RANGE FROM $:
WE CARRY A BIG SU]
AND OUR PRICES ARE RIGIE
WRITE FOR CATALOGUI
W . G. RE
ROCK HILL,
Irs. Lea's
flilk Purifier
This is a preparation that has been
id on this market for several years
id has been used with entire satisction
by hundreds of cow owners.
It is intended especially to purify
e cow's milk by eliminating all flavor
odor of onions and weeds from the
ilk and butter. It not only accomishes
this purpose, but it also aids
e digestion of the cow, thereby beg
beneficial from a physical stand int.
If your cows are being pastured now,
ppose you try a package of Mrs.
sa's Milk and Butter Purifier. Get
at the
rHE YORK DRUG STORE,
J. B. Bowen, Proprietor.
W" Give your chickens frequent feeds
Dr. Hess' Poultry Pan-a-ce-a. It
lys.
IVa
A\T 4 T T xxt:
V/il iliilj It 1
and Overcoats
Young Men.
And On Dr<
Coats for Woi
dren.
10 PEE
OFF ALL H
The above
Good Until F
Take Advantai
i
The YORKVIL1
| A
THOUSANDS | I
all. at the end we B
the other hand, we flEi
r hundred, fifty or V
ecome independent. JB\
r way? taimJL
ttr to the extent of ;
safe, and pay 4 per In H
COUNT NOW. 5 V
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.TIONAL BANK f m
jL.H, S. O. | I
CHEWING I
TOBACCOS
Minnie Ogburn,
Maple Sugar, ^
Rich and Waxy,
Rich and Rinp
Drummer,
Monarch.
Natural Leaf.
Smoking Tobacco and Cigars.
SOAPS . I
Octagon,
Sunny Monday,
Fairy,
Pumice Hand Soap, _
Tar Soap, A
Sa polio, H
Capital Scouring,
Bon-Ami,
Gold Dust.
OH it from
I. W. JOHNSON.
TIME TO SETTLE.
ALL subscribers to THE ENQUIRER
on my club who have not yet
done so, will please pay up at once. A
G. L. SUGGS.
;ycle i
YHEN RIDING A BICYCLE IS A ^
J RIDE FOR BUSINESS OR
WE ARE AGENTS FOR AND
OF HACYCLES
ADE WHEEL IN THE WORLD. ?
15.00 TO $70.00.
PPLY OF BICYCLE SUNDRIES
I
I 1 > cV SON
s. c. I
I
M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll.
CARROLL BROS, g
Columbia I
Buggies
We hava the agency for the CO- I
LUMBLA BUGGIES?only Buggy made I
at price, that is guaranteed to use "A
GRADE" Wheels.
Come and see us when you are in H
the market for a BUGGY.
Remember "OLIVER" when you want H
a good Plow.
CARROLL BROS.
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CASH! =
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for e
) OFF i
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liter Clothing
for Men and m\
i ii
ess Goods and L"
Peer
lien and Chil- ?
SAC
1'T?I(
I CENT ;;
IGH SHOES. * *
if
A <?Ut (
Discounts are ; /;?
urther Notice. Sc
w
S?e of Them.
~ All
La
.E B. & M. CO. ??
two r
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And Li i
Saturday ant
DERWEAR, SHIRT WI
The assortment is large an<
URDAY and MONDAY '
IOC
BIG SHOWING IN LAE
Well made and nicely trimmed. ON S
59 CTS., 69 CTS., $1.00 AND $1.50.
LADIES' WHITE LL
We have on Sale SATURDAY A
WHITE LINONETTE SKIRTS. Our
them, and our values are unmatchat
Skirts. PRICES $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 A!
SATURDAY and MONDAY you
HANDKERCHIEFS AT THOMSON C
LINEN".
LADIES' [
MUSLIN
GOWNS '
Big values in LADIES' MUSLIN J
GOWNS for SATURDAY and MON- 1
DAY. You can Save Money by '
buying at THOMSON COMPANY'S
on SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
Prices?r>? ( h.Mn, o? ir,.^ia, on
CENTS, SI.00 AND $1..?0 THE
GARMENT.
The THOI
EW SPRING
IILLINERY =
wlnt
earlj
iree hundred Sailors and Street
i just in today. See them, they are Just
ties. Latest styles from New after
ain and Trimmed Sailors and Set
imed Walking Hats?very stylish migt
arly spring wear.
once
>OBSON BROS.' CASH STORE,
Mrs. T. M. Dohson, Prop.
LV
undry Basket leaves every Tuesat
5 o'clock. Delivered on Satur- Wor]
Pay for it when delivered.
SIIAD will be lower this week M
last: I expect some Tomorrow jt at
unlay) Morning. 16
'II 11) It'll DOT AMPS n
Ilill 1111011 lui/iiuiiiuj
iave a full supply of Maine Bliss at
ents a peck. Also have Burbank,
y Rose, Beauty of Hebron and
less.
you are In the market for a whole
K. I can make you the RIGHT
"KB.
LOUIS ROTH.
It Is Broken
"ail Repair It
your Watch, Clock or Jewelry is
>f repair or broken, I can put eithr
all in Rood shape again and will
leased to do the work for you.
e Speck Foe
atches and Clocks,
Id, Gold Filled and Silver Jewelry,
ing and Plated Silverware,
I kinds of China and Crockery,
mps of all kinds,
ectacles and Eye-Glasses,
untain Pens and other things.
T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. H
)AYS ?
nonette
I rionday?
\ISTS and LADIES' Lll
d every customer who attei
will get BIG VALUES?
io CENTS
lg assortment of CHILDREN'S DRA1
material, and well made. Ages 2 to
DAY you can buy them at
ood assortment of CHILDREN'S an
from good quality of material. Age
fONDAY'S PRICE
tig line of LADIES' CORSET COV1
led.. PRICE 15c, 19c, 25c, !
>IES' MUSLIN SKIRTS
ALE SATURDAY AND MONDAY?
S'ONETTE SKIRTS
ND MONDAY big lot of LADIES'
prices are less than you can make
>le. Don't fail to ask to see these
D $2.00 EACH.
can buy ladies' PURE LINEN
O. S AT 5 CENTS EACH?"PURE
tfSON CO
IEPAIR WORK! 1
If there are any repairs to be j
e about your premises or any odd ex|
that you want done before the
er sets in, let us know about them wh
i. w rot
r, as our carpenters are all busy <
now and it may be several days Er
era
your order is in before we can tio
to your wo/k. But, then, you _ tin
it save time by letting us know at tin
4
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ani
J. KELLER & CO. y1
it t
We are Wholesale and Retail
its for the Limestone Spring Lime
ks. See us for your needs.
FOR SALE. ?
Y House and Lot on Cleveland
avenue, YorkviUe. See me about A
once. xj
FRANK TIDDY. r
t.f tf. one
BMUHBBDHBBHHHH
REED
Oxfo
BE SURE TO !
Our Spring showing of
quite the swellest line
this season. They are
in Oxford building anc
Snappy style that can t
Ladies. COME. Let u
ford styles are for the !
Prices?$2 and Up ware
REED'S HIGH CUT SHOE!
Are here for the ladies \
most comfort and besl
, Prices?$2.00 and Upw;
..The STRAUSS
;aleF|
k ^
w i i
Skirts I
k nriTr a U r% ?
givt upcLia; uai - m
[IS in MUSLIN UN- I
JONETTE SKIRTS.
nds this Sale on SATONLY
TWO DAYS |
SALE ioc. I
1VEKS, made from good qual12
years. SATURDAY AND Q
.10 CENTS THE GARMENT.
id MISSES' DRAWERS, well ?
s 2 to 14 years. SATURDAY
25 CENTS THE GARMENT.
?RS?well made and nicely H
SOc and 8?c THE GARMENT.
Hlg Assortment of
LADIES' MUSLIN PANTS, . A
Made from good muslin. H
Prices SATURDAY AND
MONDAY?25c, 50c, 59c, 89c
and $1.00 the Garment.
Ladies' Knit Pants?Sum- I
mer weight?25c and 50c the
Garment. w
Ladies' Long Sleeve Gauze
Vests?25 Cents Each.
udies' i
shirt I
waists i
? are showing a big line of LAV
LAWN SHIRT WAISTS, and
r garment is a big value. On A
SATURDAY AND MONDAY I
CTS., 75 CTS., 98 CTS., $1.25
$1.50.
DIES' NET SHIRT WAISTS
hlte and Ecru?$3.50 EACH.
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Experience is the best lesson, though
en expensive, I will give you a few
perience lessons free?here they are:
1st. The spring from now on is the
st time for painting your house,
lether it be the outside or inside the
>f or floor.
!nd. The best paint to use is New
a or Peninsular Semi-Paste?every
lion is guaranteed to give satisfacn
or money refunded.
Ird. For tinting the walls, Alabase
has no equal; you can find all
ts at my store.
Ith. Iroquois roof and boiler paints
without a doubt, the best, it is guarteed
to stand perfectly from 5 to 10
irs.
See me for PAINTS and I will make
to your interest.
TAR DRUG STORE
D. L. Shieder, Proprietor.
TIME TO SETTLE.
LL subscribers to THE ENQUILRER
on my club who have not aleady
paid, are requested to do so at
:e. R. BANKS BLACK.
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SEE THEM
REED'S OXFORDS is
of Oxfords you will see
the first and last word
1 carry all the Pleasing,
>e put in Oxfords for the
s show you what the Ox- '
Spring of 1908.
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vho want the latest style,
i wearing quality. The
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