Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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It boils 15 gallons of water; is heated like a tea ket de, with pocket against lefthand lining^.arM, is movable and sets on a -frame," hence cannot wear out. When water gets too hot it can be mov rlMajestzc randies fe3e%roa practically notjiing for repairs; lasts three times as long:'bakes bet ter; easier to keep clean and pives better 5aUjfacrion than any oilier range on the market If you know positively that the above statements are trie, wouldn't you'buy ^ Maj^tstic at once? Come m Dcmon^^ ? 1 j sei' ii'??'i ofe?o. ? .?: j!/>'f-?f;j'??V,-'i/.-K;'.-.-*-!--W'-:/ ?t, f :? -.. V?!;:- if?t}/iM: 'I^T* ...tr*1***" viv-.rf.c!!;??? v.; >?'; Sn? ,\>.j.c.vif> ? .?.v;i-:-..j;.-i =rr'c.lo-ii u'ei! ..*:4Wjs??k. -? .i^Mr.lit vv^i^ '..."?? -*.iKtta tulle' ;:.;;*; ?ii.i qiiM so;i?w '.tr,<^i;J^; ins..*f;'?'??' ?"*'.?;:>?'? ?,ijlT: IP you call at our .?tore dunng cur Majestic Demonstration Week and allow us to show you the many* advantages and juperior qualities of the Great and-Majestic Range, and w?ir purchase one at'the ^rf ^jfl price, we will give you Free the b? autiful and useful Souvenir Set of Ware illustrate- in this advertise^nt' This ware is made to match the quality of the Maje-tic Ranges and we know all ladies will see thejiwauty-. and utility of thiVfet,.especially the first three piecis. which are 'entirely new: and cannot be had afone by pu chase, except at a very hi^h price. The prices of Majcsric Ranges are the same, but we give.|he^^' FREE.with each Majestic Range bought during1 the'demonstration week only. ? j I Mi-i ?J Ok SiJ i? v..';?;..?.'.f?>.r? ii?^* 10 -.-,:.',.:; Tea???.?;i5<i-.r..nt^;.-..,>,i. ^.^ .?v.^?:^ j; oK ^-?3 Ml M I I iUt? '<Jd t?F? ?aws 3 PET? ?ilirftl Jiojslit^ .W^r^.hotf.iH??? I . ..Ii V 9 Browns, Gre^hg6?r^ and?]B3acb| ?t prices to rangi?g from $10 to $25 each, to close c^?3^fi^^Jo $12.50 each. KEEP US BUSY Ana 1 Donl Mfei Seeing Them. Also &,?>if6 IiOTig^Goats Meiose, former prices 1$6 to $14, now $4 to We have just received a line of white.Shirt Waists for^ early spririg: wear priced very l?w^?t $1, $1,15 and,.$125. each. -. - Always a full line of Skirts ?f all thfeii^W Styles^ Shop wiln"^^ :p6ojple who always try^fco give you value received for your money, and appreciate y?iir s?l^?to ?Cwell: p the larger'onesf.v" Wishing all our friends and cus tomers a Prosperous and Happy New Year, Yours In Appreciation, Make; o^St?ing jp?ttfjiajp^-. when you comp t0 lfe0ty .'^e^eVit.^ You people cjo tpb,:| we guess, judging by the good feeling, and enthusiasm evioenc* ed while shopping fc,ero, I Our stocks are again complete, as we began filling in the weak spots as soon as Christmas was over. This year of "191V* we expect to pay more than usual atten tion to our watch department and assure you that we can sup ply your wants in that line, at any time. our sterling Silverware *B t^Tt New Fall Tailored Suits ment ss another thm u always l!f? W you Y1^ bc/1 to JS unusually complete, and it de 322 and 234 King and 203 Meeting St., Charleston, S. C,' Charleston's Great Department Store serves j'bur fullest consideration as it is surpassed by none in the Stale for quality and variety. . I All our other lines will be kept up ta their full.standard and if you will visit our store one time, you will know what that rnearis. So wiihing you a very . Happy New Year and hoping to tee you many times during the com ing year we are Faithfully Yours, Webe^ribeNewYe^thnak: ful for the patronage of our frjertds and the public?and we wish all a _ _______ ._. ma^ofv^"^ .".(Largest wholesale ai^d retail mail order house in the South If your apparel isn't just right to- ? ; ' ? "' ' ' Ladies Taffeta Silk Waisk - - - - ? had-^and at the most favorable I? exceptionJy Smart, upto-date models, for prices. Renneker & Riggs Th|: FASHION SHOP. ladies and raissi?. Prices range from FL00.00 to $100.00 a Suit The Jewelers. Orangeburg, S. C. Established 1867. Sims Book Store for Stationery, Post tzmes.. Nottco or Discharge. On the 16th day cf January, 1!>11, I will file with the Judge of Pro'jaLe for Orangeburg Cou:aty, S. C, my final account as Guardian of the es tate of M. P. Brady, minor, and will thereupon ask for my discharge as such guardian. P. F. BRADY, Guardian of M. P. Brady. December 16th, 1910. Notk v Confederate soldiers and widows of Confederate soldiers wishing to make application fo- penalona will meet Mr. J. C. Pike. He will be ?n the Auditor's office every Saturday In January to flit out'blanks to come before the board at Its meeting the first, tfo&day. la February. a Drug Store Should Have," - This Is the compliment that one' of our patrons paid us. It 1b so true of the rei?'inethqd behind our bus-! Iness that we are'quoting Itl ' ' Primarily'tots'*busfifeES makes the prescription department ths main' object of'ilu care. Experts check every prescription and our large flics show that our care Is not In vain. Every new and worthy drug is Immediately bought and placed on our 'shelves bo that we need never aay "we an? Ju?t out of It," but we say, "We have 1t now." Then thesie departments are al ways busy because of one final fact: "Good Goods, for Your Money"-?flrnt and last. Paints ami Varnishes. Cut Glass and Cutlery. Cigars and Tobacco. , 'Stationery and Supplies. Huyler's Candles: only agency. J. 6. Wannamaker ffl'f'g Co Orangeburg, S. C. Ladies and Misses Walking Skirts m chiffon Panama. All new models;Plain; tailored or trimmed with taffeta? silk or satmt bauds. Prices range from $4.75to$2i ; from $15.00 to $2^9.8 .eact? Ladies Messaline Silk Waists at ,-r Large line of Novelty Waists in Plaid Silks, Chif-';' fon Over-net or Persian Teffeta Silk* ft. Newest of Waists for Fail and Winter Wear All pure white Linen Waists, Plain Tailorm?de, with laundred collars and cuffs $1, $1.25 and and $1.50 Silks and Dress Goods 1 y>? We are showing. superior lines; of j Plain i soA< , ' ; . , .,: Novelty . Dress GoociV-and- Silks'. ? Write for Samples '" ^ _ Get our Prices At wholesale Prices We o$er new lines of Blankets, Comforts, Qrju> Goods. Notions; Shoos] Millinery, Gents r^Tne J^ur*^ nishin^s, Upholstery Goods, FloorCoverings of att*' kinds. < .6 ,': va Agents for Dr. Jaeger's Sanitary Woolen Uud?*t* wear and Ladies Home Journal Patterns 10 anol? 15 c each Ladies and Children Ready to Wear Garments a Specialty : It Is the present duty that has to be f"oTie. What may come In the future, we cannot tell, but ths pres ent duty well and pleasantly done will flt us.to discharge with equal faithfulness and with-'even greater peasure and bleealag the duties that may fl?tfow."\^ " . Executor's Notices. On January 20th, 1911, I will 111* with the Judge of Probate for Or angeburg county, 8. C, my final ac count as executor of the last Will and Testament of Polly Hamilton, deceased, and will thereupon ask fo; my discharge as such executor. All persona having claims against the estate of the said Polly Hamil ton., deceased, are hereby required U. prove their respective demands be Citation Notice. The State of South Carolina, County of Orang'iburg. By Itobt. E. Copea, Probate Judge. Whereas, Thomas L. Pearlstine, has made suit to me to grant to him Letters of Administration of the Es tate and effects of Abe Pearlstine, de ceased. Thesi ere, therefore, to cite and any they have, why the said AdxtrinJs^' tration should not be granted," Clvcn under my hand;i;hl3 28t_* day of December, Anno Domini.'' 1910. (L. S.) Robt. E, Copes, Jndge of Probate.'.' Notice of Discharge. On Wednesday, the 1st day of Feb ruary, 1911, the undersigned wHS file his final account as ad ministry' admonish all and singular the kin-'tor of the estate of John S. BJacfe-,'" , dred and Creditors of the said Abe deceased, with the Judge of Probate^ fore the undersigned, on or befor? ? p?ar]Btine. deceased, that they be ana for Orangeburg County, S. O, "aa?"! January 19th, 1911, or be debarred payment. T. M. rDANTZLER, Executor of the last Will and Testa appear hoioio me, in the Court of will thereupon ask for letters of ;dfe^ Probate, to be hold. at Orangeburg, missal. 8. C, on January. 12th, 1911, next, H. WiJoy Blaett, ***** after publication hereof, at 11 o!clock Admx.iof.the.eetate'of Jobn ? 'BMlSf: iine?t of Polly Haaiitoa, dfteceaal.Jla the foreco^i, to sbow eon&e... if1 deceased.