Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, September 23, 1913, Page 5, Image 5
MERE MENTION
Political news from Washington is
to the effect that Mr. Loeb, former private
secretary of President Roosevelt,
has begun work looking to the capture
of the Republican-Progressive fusion
presidential nomination in 1916 for Mr.
Roosevelt Two pews in a Jewish
synagogue at Newark, N. J., have been
levied on by a cheese dealer of that
city to secure the payment of a claim
for $63 In a house clearing session
of the Polish National association at
Detroit, Michigan, last Friday, there
was testimony to the effect that for the
sum of S5.000, the chairman of thecen ~-i
had asrreed to rive
U?i 5v? ? _
Roosevelt's presidential aspirations the
support of a Polish newspaper published
at Cleveland, Ohio..Albert 0.,
and O. Alfred Hall, twin brothers,
aged 82 years, celebrated their birthday
in Washington, Saturday. The
brother? are telegraph operators
Representative ? Oscar W. Underwood
vrlli probably be a candidate for the
seat of the late Senator Johnston of
Alabama, in the United States senate.
Chas. G. Guth, a prominent Baltimore
business man, was exonerated
by a coroner's Jury Friday night for the
shooting of his negro chauffeur on
Thursday It la stated in Washington
that Secretary of State Bryan has
canceled all of his lecture engagements.
The next annual reunion of the
* * * - ** 1 ?..VH? I? * o KA
Grand Army or in? nepuuuv is w w
held at Detroit, Mich Larry Mc
Loan, a member of the New York
(Hants' baseball team, Jas. J. Corbett
and "Kid" McCoy, ex-prize fighters are
to tour the country this winter giving
lectures advocating prohibition'.
A Chicago taxicab company has placed
orders for fifty cabs equipped with gas
producer motors, the. fuel being coal
which is converted into gas as needed.
. $.. .Twenty passengers were injured,
several seriously, when a Rock Island
trkin, was derailed near Manhattan,
Kan.. Saturday. Eight coaches left the
rails A crazy stone mason at
Bloomington. 111., on last Friday, blew
up his home with dynamite, killing himself,
a daughter, and seriously Injuring
his wife and two other daughters
Chicago's chief of police has begun a
movement to eliminate all "gunplay"
naoving pictures, believing that such
pictures have much the same effect on
juvenile minds as do the dime novels.
... .District Attorney Whitman of New
York, has begun an official investigation
into the death of "Big Tim" Sullivan,
whose mangled body was found
at a railroad crossing in the Bronx.
Certain features or tne aeam 01 uie
congressman appear suspicious.
W. Ia Willis, an aged Civil war veteran
and magistrate's bailiff. Is in jail at
Columbus, Ga., charged with murder,
he having shot a boy to death, at a
time when the boy was trying to escape
arrest on a charge of skipping a
fifty cents board bill Two of the
directors of a leading Hamburg, Germany
bank, are under arrest for misappropriating
bank funds Mrs. W.
M. Parish of Parish, Ga., Thursday afternoon
shot her neighbor, Mrs. Judson
Howard, with a shotgun, in a quarrel
about chickens. Mrs. Howard's condition
Is critical In a class fight between
freshmen and sophomores at
Purdue university, Lafayette, Indiana,
Friday night, one student was killed by
a kick on the head The assessed
realty values of New York city, made
public Friday, are $8,010,000,000, an Increase
of $150,000,000 over last year....
A bar of gold, a foot long and four
Inches square, covered with dirt, was
^ found by a hotel man who was walking
in the woods near Fountain City. Wis.,
Friday. The bar is worth $40,000, and
Is supposed to be part of a shipment of
?u fmm a. train bv bandits
guiu 01V1VU MVM. ? ?
near that point twenty-three years ago.
AT THE CHURCHES.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7.S0 o'clock.
BAPTIST.
No prayer meeting this week.
METHODIST
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7.SO o'clock.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon
at 5 o'clock.
fllHial Solitfa.
At Hickory Grovs.
[ Services are being held in the Methodist
church each night at 8 o'clock.
The public is cordially Invited.
H. B. Hardy, Pastor.
i n ft M?.tina
The U. D. C.'s will meet with Mrs
W. H. Herndon, Friday morning
promptly at 10 o'clock.
Miss Mary Williams.
Communion at BeersHeba.
Next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock,
Preparatory preaching services or
Friday and Saturday previous.
It F. Ray Riddle, Pastor.
WHEN YOUR LIVER GOES WRONG
Naarly Everybody Needs a Liver Stim<
ulant at One Time or Another.
Nearly everybody now and then h
annoyed with a sluggish, lazy liver 01
by constipation or by biliousness.
> It is for this reason that Dodson'i
Liver Tone is such a good medicine t<
keep always in the house.
Either children or grown-ups can tak<
Dodson's Liver Tone without bat
after effects, and without restriction o:
habit or diet. It is a vegetable liquit
* ~* * Kit* o roUavpr n
^ Wllfl a pietLSU.Ul lame, 1SU? ? -
constipation and liver troubles, anc
entirely takes the place of calomel.
The York Drug: Store guarantee!
every bottle of Dodson's Liver Toni
they sell. It costB 50 cents per botth
and if you are not satisfied that it ii
worth the money, they will hand you:
half dollar back to you with a smile.
Don't be fooled by preparations 1ml
tating the claims of Dodson's Live
Tone. Just remember the York Drui
Store will give you back your money i
|l Dodson's Liver Tone falls you. Tha
is a guarantee that guarantees.
HYMENEAL
Makritd?Last Wednesday by Mag
4 lstrate J. C. Comer, Miss NETTII
SANDERS and Mr. BURGIN MAU
NET, both of Lincoln county, N. C.
On September 21, by Rev. E. E. Gil
lesple. Miss JANIE BOYD and Mi
ERNEST KBNNETT, both of York
vllle.
8hf Cotton JRarhft.
Yorkville, Sept. 23?Cotton, 13J Cts.
Clover, Sept. 23.?Cotton 131 Cts.
Sharon, Sept. 2S-.?Cotton, 131 Cts.
? Hickory Grove, Sept. 23.?Cottor
131 Cts.
Rock Hill, Sept. 23.?Cotton 131 Cti
New York, Sept. 22.?Spot steady
middling uplands 13.55; middling gul
18.80; sales 3,115. Futures closed bare
ly steady as follows:
Sept. 13.31; Oct. 13.32; Nov. 13.23
Dec. 13.29; Jan. 13.21; Feb. 13.23
March 13.30; May 13.36; June 13.31
July 13.32.
i For The
Household
JX)R THE FATHER?
FOR THE MOTHERFOB
THE SISTER?
FOR THE BROTHER?
FOR THE GENERATION YET U>
BORN?
Mrs. Joe Person's Remed
m
PECAN SCION*
TWO and three years old from excellent
paper shell stock at $1.50
each.
Mrs. W. D. Grist, Yorkville, S. C.
7t t 2t
How Do You
Feel After
Eating?
^ ?
One should feel good natured and satisfied.
That Is the way every >ne will
feel If the digestive organs ard working
properly. No pain or distress
should follow a hearty meal. If there
Is pain or uncomfortableness you need
NYAI/S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS.
A dose directly after eating will prevent
all troubles. These Tablets stimulate
the digestive organs, thereby
increasing the secretions of gastric
Juices, which insure perfect assimilation.
Shieder Drug Store
THE NYAIi STORE
SOW GRAIN
You will need OATS NEXT SPRING
to meet that corn crop you will gather
this Fall. You should put FERTILIZER
on your Oats this Fall, It
strengthens the young oats, makes
them grow faster and -they are less
liable to freeze out. We have the Fer
tuizers ror gram?
8?1?4
10?6
10?4
10?2
16 PER CENT.
Early sown Oats usually make heavier
and better Oats than later sown. We
have good SEED OATS, RYE, RED
CLOVER. BURR CLOVER, CRIMSON
CLOVER, VETCH, RAPE. We
want to sell you all you need.
Now do not forget we sell LUMBER
and can furnish you everything you
need to repair or build a house. We
can save you money. We have very
attractive prices on FLOUR. Call In
and ask about It
YORK SUPPLY COMPANY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
^Carbons for typewriter and penoil
use?at The Enquirer Office, $2.00
box, 100 sheete?The Kind you have
FALL SHI
Coat Suits
IS NOW (
AND YOU CAN REST ASSURE]
| ARE MAKING?CERTAINLY U
I THIS CITY. A NEW SHIPMENT
| COME AND LET US SHOW YOU
J MATERIALS?OUR PRICES AR]
1 COAT SUITS?FROM
# COATS?FROM
CLOUDCA
I FLC
? WE HAVE BOUGHT SEVERAL
ERAL GRADES, AND ARE
{ INSIDE PRICES ON ANY
P BUJ fchrw l r 'itasEiU
1 IN QUANTITIES?500 LBS.
WILL FIND OUR PRICES
I GRADE OF FLOUR?LOl
J ELSEWHERE. LET US MA
I FEED S
* We carry in stock all kinds of ]
our prices interesting.
C For Horses and Mules?PUR
I C For Hogs?MILL FEED, RI
* Hogs begin fattening no\
? Chickens?Both SCRATCH a
* BAGGING AND TIES?We have
0 be pleased to supply your ne
W SPECIAL?See us for TO^aCCO
r Quantity and Variety and th<
'{ J". IMI- SI
V THE EVERT!
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: rmmwwm^
| liw?H] [~V^gg^ ^pttl'y-iK
I WwWWWAfl^,
;
\ DUPLEX RAZOR
J CAKE SHAVING S
? THOUSANDS UPON THOUS
PARTS OF THIS BIG COU
THEIR BEARDS WITH D1
WE ARE MAKING AN IN
DURHAM DUPLEX RAZ<
2 FOR A FEW DAYS WE WI
?AS ILLUSTRATED?AND
WILLIAMS' 15 CTS. SHAVI
35 C
SHAVE YOURSELF-USE A
? ?YOU WON'T HAVE TO
ALWAYS READY AND AI
QUICK?A CAKE OF SOAP
Yorkville H
i, _
Milliner)
Tonight 7.30,
Everything Ready
Ope
| DON'T MISS IT. COM
THINGS. IT WILL
SHOW Til KM.
Kirkpatricl
; THE BIG STORK M
y ?
TONIGHT at the IDLE HOUR
Paths'* Weekly.
The Noisy Six?A Story of Kindness.
Forgotten ?Drama.
Don't Fall to See them Tonight.
FOR SALE
260 Acres?On tho west side of the
road?the J. W. Gladden Home Place;
joining J. W. Ware, Sam Love and
others. $30.00 an A ere.
J. C. WILBORN.
UK AKK AUW Bnunmu
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF?
Ladies' Long
I Coats
AT FROM $5.00 TO $15.00.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO
SEE OURS BEFORE BUYING.
Our line of ?
? READY-TO-WEAR HATS ?
Both STREET and DRESS, are now
on display at REASONABLE PRICES.
McCONNELL'S
THE HOME OF $15.00 MADE-TOMEASURE
SUITS.
Lime Spreader
We have just received a LIME
SPREADER. We will be glad to
have our fanner friends call and examine
this machine. The Price Is Just
Right.
See us for any kind of FARM MACHINERY
or TOOLS that you may
need. We will make right prices and
sell you what you want
PERFECTION
Many of our customers are using
PERFECTION FLOUR and are pleased
with it It will please you if you
will give it a trial. We GUARANTEE
every Sack. Try it If it isn't PERFECTION,
tell us and we will send
for it. Order TODAY.
J. CARROLL BROS.
WING OF
and Coats
COMPLETE
D IT IS A RICH SHOWING WE
P TO ANY SIMILAR LINE IN
P WAS RECEIVED SATURDAY.
THE NEWEST IN STYLES AND
E PLEASING? '
$10.00 TO $25.00 1
$2.50 TO $20.00
SH STORE
>UR
CARLOADS OP FLOUR IN SEV- J
IN POSITION TO QUOTE YOU
GRADE YOU WANT. WE WILL j
> TO QUOTE PRICES ON FLOUR j
, 1,000 LBS., OR MORE. YOU {
VERY INTERESTING ON ANY J
iVER THAN YOU WILL FIND X
lKE YOU PRICES. J
ITUFFS i
FEED STUFFS and you will find ?
INA and JUST FEED. J
CE FLOUR, BRAN?If you have J
v?See us for the Feed.
nd HEN FE^b. A
lots of Bagging and Ties and will y
eds at the LOWEST PRICES.
BY THE BOX?We have the J
3 PRICES that will Interest you. y
ITIROTJIP \
rHIXG STORE ^
t
oap 35 Cts.
IANDS OF PEOPLE IN ALL
NTRY ARE SHAVING OFF
[JPLEX SAFETY RAZORS?
TRODUCTORY OFFER OF
)RS IN YORKVILLE, AND
LL SELL YOU ONE RAZOR
GIVE YOU ONE CAKE OF
NG SOAP?ALL FOR ONLY
ENTS
. DURHAM DUPLEX RAZOR :
WAIT FOR "NEXT"?IT IS
iWAYS ON THE JOB?BUY
AND A RAZOR FOR 35 CTS.
ardware Co.
i Opening
tesday and Thursday
for the Big F,all
n ing.
[E AXD SEE THE NEW
BE A PLEASURE TO
==?
? - Belk Co. I
rlTII THE BIG STOCK ||
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THOMSON CO. THOMSON CO^ ^ THOMSON CO. I
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JJf li QUALITY STORE JM ^ I
Wednesday and Thursday, SEPTJ0-2f;25
The Preparation at this Store means Phenominal Fall Selling.
This store, this season, if earnestness and concentrated efforts spell anything, will be the busiest 11
IN THE CITY. EVERYTHING DESIRABLE OR THAT PROPERLY SHOULD BE FOUND IN A LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S II
STORE WILL BE FOUND AT THOMSON'S AND AT PRICES THAT WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT WE NOT ONLY WANT TO J J
SERVE YOU ONCE, BUT TO MAKE YOU A PERMANENT CUSTOMER OF THE THOMSON CO. WE ARE A FAILURE IF WE CANNOT II
HAVE YOUR CONFIDENCE. NEVER A WORD OR SYLLABLE NOR PRICE SHALL APPEAR IN OUR ADVERTISEMENT BUT ARE II
FACTS FULLY SUBSTANTIATED BY THE ARTICLE ADVERTISED. j 5
ENTERPRISE, ENERGY AND ECONOMY COUPLED WITH ADVANCED IDEAS, CONSCIENTIOUSNESS IN STUDYING YOUR 5 9
INTEREST, SHOULD BIND YOU TO THOMSON'S STORE. MAKE THIS STORE YOUR TRADING HOME AND YOU WILL BE A If
GREAT MANY DOLLARS AHEAD IN QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT THE END OF THE YEAR. * El
MISS EVIE LAZENBY is in Charge of Thomson Company's Millinery Department ||
We are pleased to announce that Miss Lazenby will again be in charge of our Millinery Department, where she hopes to meet her friends as in the g1
past seasons, and discuss Millinery. Every Lady is invited to visit THOMSON'S Opening and see the New Fall Hats for Ladies, Misses and Children, ||
whether you buy or not, be here WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. ... 1g
MILLINERY
| The largest word in the Mercantile Vocabulary?Becoming Headwear adds greatly to a woman's appearance. THOMSON selected your hat with ||
I discrimination. See to it that it is not only handsome and Stylish, but that it's becoming to the wearer. In THOMSON'S display you will find Hats ||
"* " - ?111 C-J in niir ftwn Worlc Room at nrices reasonable for the Quality in Mer- ||
IS ready to wear from the Eastern Markets, acsiae uicsc yuu wm imu ?? ? r r
I chandise on Display. ! v II
I Ladies'Misses'and Children's 9t?*!S==%-' " V/ Showing of Wearable
I Coats and Coat Suits J) ) Silks and Wool Goods ||
I We have never before had such a collection of vpHflBKk Brocaded Maori SILKS, Colors, White, Plnlc, Light Blue, I I
1 ? , . _/ MRU Green and Tan?Price $5 CT8. Yd, 11
I Coats in our past history?the beauty of every gar- f(/v| BrK,a(Jed Pongee 8ILKS_ Co)o? Brown Ught Blue. Plnk 1g
t ment surpasses all previous seasons. We want you to ^ ~ \ and Copenhagen?Price s? CTS. Yd. II
% -jL I \ i Yard'Wide Tussah SILKS, Colors, Taupe and Copen- ' ' V .4 l|
| see these Coats Opening Day hagen?Price 50 CPS. Yd. II
I Ladies' Long Black Arabian Lamb COATS?Price $27.50 iTard W,de Brofcaded CREPE DE CHINE, Colors, Taup?. IB
| Ladies' Brown Arabian Lamb COATS-Prlce $22.50 . . , Gopenhagen. Light Blue and Apricot-Ptlce 75 CIS. Yd. S I
% Ladles' and Misses' Chinchilla COATS, in Black and Gray? N 27 ' GBEPE DE CHINE: Colors, White, 1 I
t, $16 50 and $18.00 -AhAt Green, Light Blue, Pink and Canary?Price 50 CPS. Yd. Ha
I Ladles' and Misses' Gray and Tan COATS, with Plaid PI&In 4? ln?h CREPE DE CHINE- Colors, Black, White, 5 J
1 Collar and Cuffs-Price $15.00 / \ / QMM? V7 Pink and Light Blue-Price ' 75 C TO. Yd. If
1 Ladies' and Misses' Navy Whipcord COATS, with Per- L-J-k ) )( Yard W,de S,lk MESSALINE, All Shades. 1n two Q?*11" 81
I sian Collar and Cuffs?Price $12.50 I t,a8?'Prl<ce . nrova SI
| Ladles, and Misses' COATS, In Tan, Gray, Navy, Brown M , Full Range In China SILK Price 50 Cr& Yd. . II
- - ?mnn / ^ . ^nf-fyrr *llrr; jM | |w|tf\ Yard wide CHINA SILK, Black and White?Price I g
x/t-n ,g rra ubi ir.oo Yd. II
and Stripes?Price nrr i fir mi mi if ..
Ladies' Black COATS?From $3.98 to $10.00 OK WfitaM | rVvWM^b' "cp ? -
Children's COATS, in all Shades?From $8.50 to $8.50 ^ S V yWW fiflfflffl Iv wM/// \ / '
Ladies' COAT SUITS, in Serge, Chevoits, Whipcords and ( ViVWiV//'/ \ / ^
Mixtures, made by experienced tailors, every garment \l DRESS GOODS '
has Quality of Made-to-Measure Suit. Colors?Black, HmWM? wtiw f / V Forty-inch Persian CRBPONS, Colors. Brown, Groen,
Navy, Copenhagen and Brown?Price from ? mmfm VYMflW '/J 5 f yiolet and Qarnet?Price ' 75 CM. Yd.
$10.00, $15.00, $18.00 and $22.50 Mw/S ^ ? Forty-flve-lnch Wool RATINE, Colors, Blgck, Copen???^?
itiMtirlffl xWm///f /'k&BBm hagen and Brown?Price $1.98 Yd.
T a r\TDo? evTDTo wUL///\ "-> Fifty-six inch Mannish SERGES, Sponged and Shrunk,
t LADIES SKIRTS ??? : JfrjkylsjM in Black and Navy?Price $1.50 and $1.98 Yd.
\ New Fall Line of Ladies' SKIRTS, in Serges and Whip- BJjjfVHHfty Fifty-inch Wool SERGES. Sponged and Shrunk, Colors,
s cords. Colors, Black, Navy, Gray, Tan and Brown? SmfjfUij Black, Navy and Brown?Price $1.00 "id.
? no ?Q ki\ mltnUhtili m| Fifty-inch WHIPCORDS, in Brown, Tan and Copenn.
aa a.j '! u) vm ?
Price from? ^0.(70 iu ^oiuv WfJ Z7JX&? WH
5 mi?_?__________ rj1I 'jIII{J hagen?Price ?i.W -? __
SILK MESSALINE PETTICOATS W]M^- JJffl Bls "?e. ot ^?BS "" NOVELTT Yd. 11
Ladles' Silk Messallne PETTICOATS; Colors, Black, Cream SERGES, In all Widths?Priced at SI
| Navy, Green and Cerise?Price , $1.98 Garment. nr y 50 OTO., $1.00 and $1.50 Yd. g |
? LINEN TABLE DAMASK AND NAPKINS ? IfPVfJg p| fYTHIMP Si
Pure Linen Table DAMASK, full two yards wide, plain and lVI.Ijii l ij V>l.l-iV/ J. ilii1VT f 8
floral designs?Price $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Yd. U k! .M.
Full Size Table NAPKINS, plain and floral designs? , , ? c ... _ ^..ij u_ __rt,iri din il 5 I
Priced at $1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 i>oz. The kind of Suit any man wojld be proud to sup 11
^,Tni, ?,??t a lTirnmn in. They are made right, and have the Same appear- 3 B
PURE WOOL BLANKETS 3 6 . ' . ' if"
Plain White and Plaid, all Pure Wool blankets, ance as Made-to-Measure Clothes, and much Cheap- /r (cm V> ft v\ II
11 and 12 quarter sizes?Price $6.50 Pair. . II a f AT 111 9 E
North Carolina Wool BLANKETS, Plain White with Col- er in Price?but Not in Quality II ^ F jflr II
ored Borders, Sizes 10 and 11 Quarter?Price IM yj At' -Ba 1 I a
$3.50, $3.98, $5.00 and $6.00 Pair. Men's Blue Serge SUITS, good Serge Lining?Price / M W/y// g R
-?1??1?????? $10.00, $15.00 and $18.00 / jjpl f 'H 1 j
ottttq silk Uinlna. one you ((ill m-l_. _ II
Men h rme diuc ocigc uu>?u| ......
g?flffirajgj8f^Pl^B^BBH^^^^^B^BB^BBBB|^^BB| would think cheap at $25.00?Our Price $20.00 f) ^31 J 'Jfy/zyA II
Schlosa Bro.'s Brown SUITS, None Better for Quality and /jj\ \ j Ik*jjl (fty ^,v/s/Vyy4 | 8
g|^H|B| Fit?Priced at $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00 |l| J E 8
HhRp?S*^^?I A ? Schloss Bro.'s Black and White Pin Striped SUITS?Price I II '' "ill g 8
w AflHP^I Ml HI Mi fe?In) 'A if \ is
B J ^ I VrfclJa^^m MEN'S NECKWEAR j ? li |S
L i ^Bflpj New Fall line of Men's NECKWEAR, in Pin Stripes, || J . I II
Brocades and Velvet?On Sale At 50 CTS. Each. ^ || Jjl I |
i ma LADIES'NECKWEAR II IIDI III llll II
Ladies' New Novelty NECKWEAR?Price 25 CTS. and 50 CTS. JI 1 5 5
LADIES'SILK HOSE LI f 1/1 II
HHHIMklfllnHHHHi Ladies' Silk HOSE, Black, Tan and White?Price |I
25 C7TS., 50 CTS., and $1.00 M "Mill Fjffll f i I
CROSSETT SHOES FOR MEN M W 1 1 fl ^ SI
! Men who want SHOES with the Style, Snap, Comfort and XAJt'H ?V 11 f -^^5 I I
Quality, Wear CROSSETT SHOES. The CROSSETT SHOE LADIES BELTS f yf/bpP If
Once Worn, Always makes a CROSSETT Customer. We trS. I g
are showing CROSSETT SHOES In Gun Metal, Vlcl and Tans, Indies' Novelty BELTS, in all Shades?Price oT' E?n^ II
both Button and Lace?Price $1.00 und $1.50 Pair. 25 CTS. and 50 CTS. I ' ^ Hi' E H
THOMSON CO. Invites every one to be present WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, September 24th and 25th, to see our display of Millinery, Coats, 11
Suits, Silks and Dress Goods. We appreciate your past business and assure every customer that our highest aim will be to Serve You in the futur?5 with f 8
I ?lw PEST nUALITY MERCHANDISE at Prices every one can afford?when Quality is Considered. fj |
I Indies' 50 CtH. LISLE THREAD "l" U Lfl PMI ILB PUN IS A ILI LINEN TORCHON LACE8
1IOSE?3 Pairs for $1.00 | ft t inUlflOUIll UUIllr All T 5 CTS. an., ,0 <7T8 Yd.
R. & G. WARNER COR- YORKVILLE, S. C. Ladles' PURE LINEN HANDSETS?$1.00,
$1.50, $2.00, $3.00 QUALITY IS OUR SLOGAN KERCHIEFS? 5 C7TS. Each