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New fall Goods pouring in on No line has been slighted. \A date stock of.goods ever plac< town. We have set the table your duty when: you spend yc so thc store that imeasures ur Our Big Septei WEDNI Mimnaugh's Money Savers. We can save you money on Cotton Goods, I bought them when cot ton was selling for six and seven cents a pound. 5 Bales in. white heavy, homespun, worth 8c. yd., this sale 6 1-2c. 10.Bales l elebrated Sea Island, worth 6 1-2c. yd. " " 5c. 5 Cases standard Calicoes, worth 6 1-2c. yd. " " 4c. 2 Cases Cotton Flannel, worth 8c. for this sale - - 5c. 2 Cases 'l oc. " " " - - 81-2 2 Cases " " " 15c. " . " - - loc. 5 Cases Dress outing,. worth 8c. for, this sale - - 5c. 2 Cases 36in. Percales, worth 10c. " " " - - 61-2c. 5 Peices 1$rkey red table damask, worth 39c. for this sale 23c. 5Peices leached table damask 64 in. wide " " " 25c. 300. Large,white Bed spreads, worth $L50 special - - 98c. 165 '{ ' " " " " $2.00 " - - $149 Mimnaugh Leads in Dress Goods. What a stock for a Newberry house to show! it would be a credit to a city four times the size. of Newberry. The following colors are the prominent shades for the fall and winter season: Hunter's aud Olive Green, Navy, Marine, and Allice, Blue, Gray, Garnet and Brown. A great many mixtures in suitings are being used also. Drop in and see our Dress Good display. MIMN AU 3:D WHOLT Cokesbury District Conference. in China, and you know, Mrs.] The Cokesbury District conference never lets an opportunity of the Woman's Foreign Missionary | touch on temperance. Mrs. society met in Honea Path from the jHumbert told of the great wo ist to the 3rd. by the children for the childr4 It was a great pleasure to have Sunday evening we had ver Mrs. WVightman, the state president, esting talks from the officers with us, also the state vice-president, work in different fiel-s. Mrs. E. S. Herbert and Mrs. -J. W. Music throughout the cot Humbert, the state corresponding sec- a5vrgod retary. Mrs. M. C. Owens, president Wehdfuvryinsos of the Cokesbury Dis'trict confer-BeseHdes ence, was p.resent also. It is an in- Teget eehsial spiration to be in the presence oi the tmdb h aiso h ladies who are truly the servants of Pt isoayscey God. ewrcodalinid Owing to the inclement weathernetyaatNeySiad Friday evening there were not enough e h n2ain presenttoWetteddtofbuinessry dieslega moringthedevtinalsericewa guestE Nes.al ope ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~aned by Mr.W ta fe e te adSiler Sfte Mrs. cSwaiey, f Cornaca,bein wferno~\es ordas nvit eleced &odin seretry roceded aro at Nto Sixan to cal th rol.Thrty-evenoffiers M.d .F Bobbinvitation. andreetoatend wer presn. ThAe egni o deeg psroml t diren uxli atry - TewrnONalSre Atm o 'clckingM the devotional service s n wasne huc eriwsopened by Mrs. Wight atirdSnainOtbr mntrwhich micelneu busi-nese members -wasaheld, SMrday McSwaing ofCooaca, e- ng tercuc ulig elcmedressord iss esice Sulivnceeded rckaeonteru wo avte roll. hrty-eoe. oficrs.wrwilbstteinae andidelegateswepon een. The ee- Ms .L rbrhdt wereso elomedeetauiir stolermhr n a Talk by rs. ighman nd Ms enstin g nd Sile Stee J. . Hmbet n gnerl wrk ts on West End.daon Mr. H. C. Carte as vr On Sunday orningnanenper.e5c meetig washeld ollowd by Ter c o rkcton it'Neal Sebet fiee wern ad the asor i Cs ac egped foition Reing Peer Stokesd. h als cogrgaioeoptubsal At 4 o'clock P. M. athe devonal seris iteirs Mine.huc sevice was peed Mrs WiMs. Wgave the Snewarc ight havoer. turdayilerenaninteestin tael on stlein thurc uilin. The:i coe adress bya Ms. essi Sulia H er and brit are ay. gou whoegaveous oa theat weslc.M work Thwill au torties a te II every train that points le mean to show the larl 3d before the Newberry in a lavishing way and h >ur dollars to see that th > to the standard is enlit iber Sale 4SDAY MOR The Silk Array! Remember every yard is new and crisp and never saw the light of day on a retail counter before. Special, one lot of 36 inch Black Taffe ta, worth and sells in every retail store for $1.35 and $1.50 the yard, .for this week's selling only 98 cents the yard. While in New York I secured a lot of -beauti ful silks for Shirtwaists suits, all colors, worth 75 cent6 the yard. ;%We offer .this lot Special for this week for only 49 cents the yard. For any want in Dry Goods, Millinery, Clothing, Shoes, and Hats visit the big store H'S MIr SA LE AND E {erbert moving some of t,h.e tenant houses >ass to closer to the mill- We t J. W. Miss Ola Timmerman returned friends -k done home from a visit to friends at Gran- 'town ~n. iteville, S. C. shown y inter- Little Miss Edna Ballentine is off five of on the1, on a short visit to her grand parents, one). SMr. and Mrs. James R. Riser, of ever re ference 'Pomaria section. Mr. Henry Franklin and Miss Min y Miss nie Reie~hley were married on the ioth by Rev. A. J. Bowers at the residence Mn enter- of Rev. Bowers on College hill. an Honea West End. iedup a t's da :o meer Workday For The Orphans. Wise accept- A recent movement set on foot by wh Howard L. Crumly of the Decatur upc ihe te. (Ga.) Orphans home, is likely to be of I s very considerable service in The near Solma future to our orphan children. The allar crossed proposition is that every man in thealar aturday state, every woman, every child ated by should set apart September 23 (Sat- We a urday) of this year, the proceeds ofatW g Mr his labor on that day, or whatever heatW can make, if he be not in business, to grove, church the support of the orphans in the in I. The stitution he loves best. In this state to .h'd Presbyterians will work for the on the IThornwell orphanage, Clinton; the STATI IMethodists for tche Epworth orphan- COU emorial age, Columbia; the Baptists for the By Joh tower Connie Maxwell, Greenwood. Send -ug ie lum- ipromptly on the Monday foloin, H] d. The the sum made or raised, to the institu- madxe < w days. tion of your choice. The help coming ters of o quilts in that time, will tide over These in- of and t week. jstitutions till the Thanksgiving and THE ommon Christmas days. Send it be it little cite an< or much. There are about six hundredkide red his orp,hans in these institutions, and Green'2 y mills. there are others besides. The Luther- and api s roller an orphanage is at Salem, Va., the Probate Hebrew orph'anage is at Atlanta. Ga. Wedne da, was Draw your check or money order lication 15 son favor of the institution you prefer forenoc visiting and mail* it to the address given have, v above, should ~een in- -..... GIV] a light A widow's effort to get married is day of usually more ~strenuous than her YC its nose toward Newberry. gest, most stylish and up-to public in the history of the ave left nothing undone. Its ey find their greatest worth, led to your Busi.ness. . tarts NINIi at9A. M. An Imbroidery Event. If there isaany one thing the people of this section are famillar with it is aMimnaugh Embroidery Sale About two hundred fnll peices go on sale Wednesday morning, not a yard in the lot worth less than 20 to 35.cents and some worth 50 cents, take your choice for one day only, Wdnesday at 10 cents a yard. No goods sold before 9 o'clock Get Ready for SchooL We invite every mpther who has a boy to come to my store and let us show yop how easiy we can furnish school Clothes, Shoes and Hats the prices will surprise you if you have been buying this class of mer chandise elswhere. SHOES BY THE CAR LOAD AND STILL THEY COME In a few more days oir big Shoe department will be "Chock-A Block", bring your boys and girls to this big store and letus fix them up in their school Shoes, we can save you from 25 to 50c. on every pair of shoes you buy of us. 5 Cases men's Sunday go-to-meeting shoes the $1.50 kind for 98c. 5 Cases men's Brogan shoes the $1.25 kind for - - 98c. * 10 Cases Boy school shoes the $1.25 kind for - - - 98c. 5 Cases Boy school shoes the $1.50 kind for - - - $1.19 5 Cases Girls school shoes sizes 6 to 8 and 9 to 12 worth $1 special 75c. 5 Cases Ladies dress shoes pat tip lace all sizes worth $1.50 " 98c. ANAUGH'S Card of Thanks. ike this mode of thanking our and neighbors, (both of the Saeo ot mnd county) for kindnessesCaoi, during, the long sickness of ConyfNebr. our children (and death, ofJ May God's richest. blessingsR VTUOFA EXC IO it on every one of YOU. q TesrrofNweyCuny J. H. Crisp and W!ife. IwilslonMda,tethayf Pointed Paragraphs. et,vz a poor fisherman 'gets tangl- Lti ono eea sesdt a string of lies.Nay dirsinHla,buddy poor architect who is unable lt fW .Lnod .L ikr r his own conclusions. Dsln ae n e aft sae is the man who is afble to shut ~ o adi o onhp ni he has said his say.lesasesdtLurPin,bodd 't necessarily the most cheer-bylnsfS.PCrte,Rihd who "smiles" oft enest. Thce,omet,adDyCek friends are ungrateful and pyfrppr n tms more or less unremunerative. Sl fproa rpryfrdln Barbecue.M.MBUOD vill give a first class barbecue SeifsOfc,Ag 4 95 -ber's brick yard in the oak on the 16th of September. Silas Mimnaugh, 'Sho Su pi ! Arch Mimnaugh, Managers. OF SOUTH CAROLINA, NTY OF NEWBERRY,Iamnwrdytfuis n C. Wilson, Esquire, Probate yuyu colB os EREAS, J. H. Thomas hath Pni oe,Tbes uit to me, to grant him Let-SholBg, okan Administration of the Estate SalSrp,Bak effects of Green Thomas SE ARE THEREFORE tobor Clt, Bak [ admonish all and singular thebar Eas s,R be and Creditors of the saidErs s, Vht an homas, deceased, that they be ear before me, in the Court ofCo re Cayn,P - ,to be held at- Newberry on ol,Ik,P~x;C m o day, Sept. 20th, next after pub- ~~ae thereof, at 11 o'clock in the sto O~, n, to show cause, if any theySpneadPnc. rhy the said Administration Cm al n vi h not be granted. .N under my Ha'nd, 'this 2n'd rs.Bossl o ahol Sept. Anno D.omini, Igo5. 3. C. Wilson, f to.C M eireedb Bo ko r Ep,