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women can be.fitted here.
z Corsets worth 49c., for t)
75 dozen Corsets worth 65 and 6e.,
50 dozen Corsets worth *1.00 and $
Bed Spreads ar
These Bed Spreads and Towels co:
no middle man's profits hpre, we got
100 genuine Marseilles Bed Spre.ads
100 Imitation Marseilles Bed Spiea
100 Imitation Marseilles Bed Sprea
200 Extra Large White Bed Spread
800 dozen large Bleached Towels, 11
200 dozen large Bleached Towels, 1
100.dozen large Bleached Huck Tov
Visit the Bed Spread and Towel coi
White Canve
White oxfords and white Hoisery
season and no doubt the supply will
We are showing special values. Prie
$1.75. Lace, lisle and gauze Hosiery
ery with all men's, women's and child
more.
This is the shoe house for economic
Come Dir
PENSION ROLL NEWBERRY.
Money Has Been Received-A Com
plete List And Amount For
Each.
Clerk of the Court, John C. Gog
gans, has received a check for New
berry's share of the Confederate pen
sion money. We give below a list. of
those on the pension roll', for New
berry county and the anount paid to
eael.
There are 173 pensioners on the
Newberry roll and the total amount
paid is $4,295.00. This amount iN
considerably less than Newberry's
proportion which it contributes to theI
general pension fund.
Pension Roll For the Year 1906.
Olass B., $72.00.
Bass, J. N., Newberry.
Jones, W. R., Newberry.
Lester, George, Prosperity.
Class 0. No. 1, $48.00.
Britt, Levi, Newberry.
Franklin, W. B., Newberry.
Cannon, - . D., Little Mountain.
Hitt, Rainey, Gary.
Kinard, J. Phillip, Slighs.
Koon, William.
eKinard, J. Preston, Pomaria.
Lathrop, G. D., Newvberry.
Moats, F. D., Kinard.
McKittriek, James W., Newvberry.
Noland,.G. S., Newberry.
Shackleford, W. M., Nowberry.
Smith, T. M., Slighs..
Williams, WV. P.
Class C. No. 2, $18.85.
Buzhai-dt, Levi, Newberry.
Boozer, B. F., Prosperity.
Bedenbaugh, WV. J., Newberry.
Bradley, E. P., Newberry.
Blair, J. P., Utopia.
Boozer, D. T., Prosperity.
Boozer, F. A., Prosperity.
Clopton, WV. D., Whitmire.
Ci'omer, John F., Newberry.
Cromer, E. S., Newberry.
Calmes, J. T., Newvber'ry.
Cannon, J. D., Newbery..
Crisp, Joel T., Gary.
Chambers, J. B., Newberry.
Davenport, WV. P., Longshiore.
Davidson1, R. S., Reuben.
Day, B. F., Newberry.
owd, J. M., Slighs.
ennis, WV. T., Prosperity.
avenport, J. Pink, Chappells.
ickert, 0. A., Prosperity.
* ennis, D. L., Newvberry.
niow, John A., Whitmire.
son, T. J., Maybinton.
more, W. R., Whitmire.
lmer, W. P., Slighs.
)mer, Levi J., Derricks.
'orge, Adam, Sligbs,
illard, J. H., Newberry.
'fun W.'W., JAlapa.
ber, Levi, Pomaria.
Ier, J. H., Prosperlt3'.
ler, Levi, Prosperity.
ard, J. Andrew, Prosperity.
tigaton, D. T., Sligh0.
fi*ton, H. M., Newberry.
tgstoni D. W., Newberry.
toj R. 13. Slighe.
9 iY., Sighsity
C.lewherry.
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setr Ca , hn InF
ut hort medi and extia long Greatest
54 inch B
fls big sale 25c. actually wor
for this big sale 89c. 44 inch B
..25, this big sale 89c- less than 75c.
4inch wid,
dTowelSale. dust,youcar
ne from the factory dIrect to us, price 89c.
the money to plank down.
, $3.00 value,.$1.98. Extra
is, $2.00 value, $1.49.
ds, $1 50 value, $1.19. All fresh,
s, $1 9 value, 98c., giving prices
)c value, 5c. 25 pieces 41
Sc. value, 10c. 26 pieces 4C
rels, 25c. value, 19c. 25 pieces 4
inters for bargains. - 10 pieces B
10 pieces I
We carry t
is Oxfords. one roof. N
are to be in great demand this A BIG
run short as it did a year ago
e per pair, 89c., 98e., $1.25, $1.49 Enables u
in white and black. Free Hosi- small enougi
ren's shoes costing one dollar or ly make and
priced at oni
al people. 10 cases la
et to nmnaugh'h Store, It
Rutherford, Ai E., Prosperity. Reese, E. W., ]
Riser, James A., Prosperity. Nesly, Mary, T
Sease, D. E., Helena. Nance, Dollie I
Smith, F. M., Glymphville. Odell, Sallie, N
Swindler, J. W., Newberry. Perry, M. S., H
Ilrifty, G. W., Prosperity. Rhodes, C. L.,
Taylor, Join F., Newberry. Richardson, Na
ralbert, J. W., Prosperity. Rikard, France
Weed, J. T., Prosperity. Reeder, Margai
Quattlebaum, Jefferson, Whitmire. Reid, S. A., Ne
Wicker, Belton, Sondleys. Stockman, Nan
Wetts, Jonathan, Old Town. 9ingley, Marga
Wilson, John C., Slighs Stuck, Mary M
Willinghiam, W. W., Newberrv Stuck, Cleme
Wesson, .1. N., Newberry. Sanders, Julia,
Willard, D. D., Whitmire. Senn, M. J., Ne
Class 0. No. 3, $48.00. Shealy, Elizabe
Bridges, Amanda, Slighs. Sehawtz, Marc
Boozer, Rebecca C., Prosperity. Shealy, Catheri
Brooks, Elizabeth. Sligh, H. L., N
Bright, Sarah H., Newberry. Sligh, Josephin
Cromer, Emmeline, Olymphville. Stillwell, Mary
Chapman, Caroline, Newberry. Swittenberg. N
Dickert, Mary I., Pomaria. Turner, L. E.,
Hendrix, Rebecca J., Newberry. Todd, Sarah, N
lunter, M. R., Newberry. Tobias, Jane.
Kelly, Elizabeth, Pomaria. Tygert, Drucilli
Kibler, L. M., Poma.
Kinard, Margaret, Pomoa.- WisR.M, I
NTeel, E. C., Newbe.rry. Wisn-Mrh
Dxner, Mary A., Utopia. ,Mrh
l'hompsoni, Rebecca J., Utopia. COMMITTEE
Wheeler', M. C. E., Kinards. '.
0lass C. No. 4., $18.85. ~ Board of Governe
Bishop, Sarah J., Jalapa. 'merce Annc
Brooks, E. C., Prosperity. o
Brown, Louisa, Prosperity.Coi
Crooks, A. E., 'Newberry- The board of
Campbell, Frances L., Whitmire- Chiamber~ of Coni
Camipsen, Ang~ S., Newberry- ing a few nights
Chalmers, E. V., Helena. the standing comi
Clary, M. Helen, Newvberry- - 1t is expected
Cannon, T. C., Newberry- Commerce will se
Cromer, Margaret E., Reuben, of the Fraternit
Cromer, Mary, Newvberry- have the rooms ft
Cromer, Rebessa, Mabinton- the use of the Chi
Clamp, Margaret C., Newvberry- Tfhis will give tI
Davenport, Bett ie L., Belfast. 'ters and with th<;
Dickert, Nancy C. it should1( bring
DeHart, Catherine, Prosperity- well as for the
Epps, Harr1ett R., Prosperity, of the communit;
Rpting, Margaret, Nethberry- mn~ of the city.
P'elker, Elizabethi, Reuben- er will be of gre.
iPellers, S. E., Newberry- various commit t<
Jarimgton, S. L., Newberry- H-owever, it is ex
Graham, Mary C., Reuben. ittees will geti
RJavird, Jane, Silver Street. ter' thle v'iious a11
Rlalfaci'e, S. C., Newberry- hav'e beenI assign
Rlutchinson, Mary A., Newberry- Thius or~ga niza ti<
harris, Nancy C., Newberry- bers pull togeth<
Rlendrix, Jane, Silver Street. er, as no doub)t I
horton, Emily, Jalapa. plish a great de
Rolt, Sallie, Newvberry- ment and develoi
Renry,. S. E., Newberry. .nity.
Johnson, Sarah L., Newberry- The following
Tohunson, R. Jane, Independence. fiul and very prei
[Ciard, S. C., Newvberry- Evr Confed<
KCoon, S. E., Pomaria- can should att<
Kibler, Julia A., Newberry. And dinner will
Long, Mary Ann, Prosperity. ery veter'an who
Kfoon, Catherine, Prosperity- day.
MCartin, Mary Ann,.Lexington. IThe following:
Meggs, Mary L., Whitmire. . by the ladies:
Merchant, L, M., Prosperity.- The. dinner gi,
Nfafett, 8 14. Newberry. Rutherford Chap
M!bCailey, Hlarriett F., Whitire- the Confederacy,
McGowan, F. S., Newberry, memoria a,}
Mann, M. M.,~ Newberry- .the enie -my,ni
Jetts, Mattie 3., Slighs ~ exercises, with ti
.a e1t,Loui0a L., Pr9eperity. Thomas F. Melpo
~ts, E a betb il$te Moipta .liegi.t att4 o'clol
edheri a rTo those o
ug dert s bargains they
1ti rdlina nd youa6e
he necessities of life and ra
upon the thr shold of ouri
SBlast Wedoesday Morning
Silk and Dress Goods Sale Ever Kn
lack Brlillientine the beat thing out for a real nice
h 75c. yard, for this sale, 896
ack - Melrose makes a swell skirt you can't match
yard, for this big sale, 48c yard.
9 Black Silk finish Brilliantine high luster and shedE
-t match it for less than $1.50, for this sale, Mimnat
Special in White Good
,risp new goods and most 'desirable. No reasor
except that bargains are at home with us.
in. Persian Lawn, the 20c, kind, special for only 12
ui. Persian Lawn, the 39c. kind, special for only 25
in White Lawn, beautiful quality, 12 1-2c. kind for 8
in. White Lawn, beautiful quality, 15c. kind for IC
lack Mercerized Batiste, the 15c. kind for only 10c.
1lack Batiste, the 25c. kind, for only 15e.
he biggest stock of White Goods in upper Carolinai
"skimpy" assortment here.
COOP IN SHOES & SLIPPEF
to offer 25 cases ladies high cut lace boot at a
for anypocket book. They are all solid leather, st
the equal of any $1.75 shoe, but for this go aroun
y $1.25 a pair.
lies oxfords, the $1.60 kind at only 98 cents a pair.
Is the FOOr Men's Fzremd
S THE CHEA
Zcuben. bers of the organization, bu
Fewberry. nestly request all the ladi
., Newberry. city to assist in this sweet,
ewberry. of remebering our dead
3lena. will be most grateful for
3rosperity. tions of flowers or wreatl
licy E., Slighs. graves or the monument.
s, Newberry. M. 0. L. Schum]
-et, Independence. Chi
werry. Following are the commiti
y. monumet-Mrs. 0. L. S
ret, Slighs. chairman; Mesdames .
tine, Silver Street. Holmes, J. E. Norwood, L.
Old Town. W. . Carwile, W. H. Hu
wberry. Wright, J. D. Davenport,
th, Slighs. Peoples, I. T. St. Amand
,lla. Lucy Speers, Mary Nance 1
ie R., Slighs. He McCaughrin, Lalla Mai
awberry. ic May Cat-wile.
E., Slighs. Opera House-Mrs. A. 'I
F., Prosperity. chairman; Mesdames C. A.
alley, Jalapa. S. B. Aull, C. H. Cannon, Ft
?rosperity. ter, E. C. Jones, P. E. Scot
ewberry. Cora Domiiick, Moriat Mai
nic Afe Wilson, Illcy Mc
1, Pomaria. Lizzip Dnmimek.
Iighs. loeotCmtey~r
rosperity.Jotstoe lniai;
,Newberry.. .Ea',Y .Pp,Tx
ANNOUNCED. sn .C ol ae ei
rs Chamber of Corn- eg,ofrenil,C.1
mnce Standing 1)11 Jd,o Snte
nittees.Dosla rti,MrBu
:overnors for the e.
neree held a meet- (IoirMprelMs
ago and annlonted Seat himn;Maa
iittees. ~ Toct .M vn,W
lint tihe Chamber of Ms enc atn
.ure the second floor Vlae GaeadM
Hall building andMits,chimn;Ms
tted up specially for ~Huel onM in
amber of Commerce. 1,icy fCetr .H
em ver~y miee quar- o ouba~Ms etnd
nu tmber of me'mbers Jotnoe0 ayar
together socially as ~~e~cti'ni;Ms 1
eneral advanicemen. Cicen fClmi;M
all of the business 0011
Such coming t ogeth- ~ Clm eMs
tbeneOfit even if.theBom, htina;I'edi
es dlid nothing else. Bt~o,W .Sil... 1
iected that the conm- w ihiagr f ou
o work and look aif-S~t,o prahr;Ms
i,jects to which they ICttlr,Tha.Sum
1, if all of the mem--__________
tand work togeth-InTeCuty
icy will, will accom- 'letethnomf'I
il for the advanee-pofa'elweogodM
nlell of ur c bmrs mofI disoranizatn the
nt.itlineqt lall, the ladi
are he ommitee: nciy toasit in tisnswet
ty. 'wilahbe mshe graefl for
ragvt ran w es or old umofer
md teseexerise. hor."Mts. gon to Schum
ah
a theannoncemnt Flloin axre thnes ommi
en b th ~ri n MonumRoe-rs. O.ep so.ndl
He,Duhtr olm e, J.E orod L.th i
W.yH.0Carwiie,lW.cH.py
Wight,hJ. D.oDavenport,
te addm~is by uM y S~ees, Muhary Nane as
nV fYmvle ieI Mcu ghrlng Lalla tMai
in te oei~ hs Operlah brue-Mrs. A. (101
S.rfo t mm B. "All, C. .'aunnon sh Fri
nerlyr Doine, MorniM
ni Me ilon LcyM
iioiiek.I
rgoing to get them. When you taeW here you
titledf to eshare with us the credit of sustainirng arnd
ke easy the p oor nan's burdens, We have set out to
store you will be convinced. The Big Bargain Wheel Stats
Io'4
hStylish Milinery.
ehigh tone style and exclusive effect our designer gives her
are oHats that is making our Millinery Department so popular with the
kirt ladles who know style when they see it. Possibly you have attended
Millinery Bales are this, but neve" have you had a choice of selection
from much a variety of styles. The Hats simply sell themselves
t Aor The one huudred per cent, profit as applied to Millinery is a thing
of the past. To Mimnag h, and his "cut price" plan of doin bus
ithe - noe thecredit is due. We lead in stylish and popular priced Millinery
lgh's The Silk Sale Continues.
Many took advantage of the temting silk barains offered,the
past week. "If it's silk, and it's stye imnau h ha it"
SWill lace on sale more pieces 86 inch B ack Taffetta Silk, nice
ft Sd, syou Si 60 yard for, buy it at Mimnaugh's
36 inch Wash Silk instead of 65c. that's what you pay elsewhere,
-c. here only 45c yard.
C. Wash Silk 24 inches wide instead of 29a. this week, only 19c. yard.
1-2c. China Silk in all the leading shades and white 50c. kind, only 39c. yd.
Pc.
nder Bargain Prices that Down Thousands!
ts Study Every Word, Each Article Underpriced.
A. C. A. Feather Ticking at 12 1-2c., and that the six to eight cents
price a yard we save you on one single item is the keynote to all our under
price buying and underselling in all kinds of merchandise.
Flish- 386 inch Pereales, the 8 1-3c. kind for only 5c. yard.
l are Dress Ginghams, the 8 1-2c. kind for only 5c. yard.
86 inch Bleaching. the 8 1-3c. kind for only 6c. yard.
Clark's Spool Cotton instead of 5c. a spool two spools for 5c.
Organdy, Dimity and Batiste, the 10c. kind, for only 5c. yd.
and th4e V1orking n I n's earad f ee.
PEST STORE IN S. C.
t we ear- His Musical Ear. a revolver, silver plated and beauti
,s of the It isn't always best to brag about fully inlaid with gold and mother of
sad duty your gifts. Out on one of the boule- pearl, showed it to the prisoner and
-and we vards lives a man who lays claims to informed him that the policeman had
contribu- a musical ear and plays some on the delivered the weapon to him as one
for the piano. Frequently lie has criticized taken from the person of the defend
his wife for what lie called her inabil- ant, and asked what lie had to say
)ert, ity to carry a. tune. to the charge of carrying arms. The
rman. Your ear,? if you had a musical editor examined the weapon, put. it in
ees: one as I have, lie would say. One day his pocket, admitted that. lie had had
-humpert, lie complained that he, piano was out it in his possession, produced a per
of tune and asked his wife to tele- mit from the Spanish authorities to
iN. Floyd, phone for a tuner. She decided to test carry arms and, with true Castillianl
nt, R. D. his ''musical ear,'' so that night when politeness, bowed himself out and off
Annie H. lie came home fipm business she said: with the judge's beautiful pistol.
nMisses 'Will, please t ry the piano and see
air Fan- if the tuner has done it any good. 1
.tin, Fan- hae' anfa n ano el u An Extraordinary Woman,
uand cannot tell, but Dr. Abernethy, the faious Scotch
you canl." sl"elpwsi 111 ffwwrs u
The man sat down at the instr. surgeon, was a man of fe words, but
. Brown, ment and played a Aiiple tune. '''s once he met his match in a woman.
Bowman, all right now,'' lie said. "That fel- She called at his office in Edinburgh.
nnk Hun' low did a good job.' (le day and showed a hand badly in
t; Misses His wife sumioned illp her courage. flamed and swollen, when the follow.
'tii, Vin- "Will '' she said. '' The tuner didn't in1 dialogue, opened by the doctor,
Caughrin, come today. He's coming tomorrow took place:
ocremorning.''--Kansas City Times. Mrs
imes W- A Judge and a Pistol. 'Putie
nna Can- A correspondent of Law Notes T 'lue next day the woman called
William- writes of the administration of jus- a'rami. anud thle dialogne was as fol
3r'ly, Lau- t ice in a certalin insulari possessioni of lo"."
, Frank the United Sitates when the island
Purcell, w~as undeir Spanish rule. JIud~ge Z. 'Wre
Misses had had a (lUiarrel withI ani edito- "Mor loit ice.'
toin, Lucy The judge arran1ged with a hoodlum !!'wo days later thew woman made an
:nes Sum- to insult the editor~ in order to pro-.- .1ther call, andl this convecrsat ion oe
voke him to a breach of p)eae. A cur Ired
0. E. policeman to arrest thle editor was a ''eer'
acs S. .J. part of thle ''plan.'' The plot was -Vh Fee?'
V. Davis, carriedl out, thle editor kept his tem- ''Nothlidug, '' exclaimed the doctor.
per. The officer arrested himu, noe'most sensible woman I ever met.'
iJames the less, HIe was hauled before Judge
lames W. %., who found there was no case. The IMoney can be lost in more ways
d, W. MI. judrre took from a drawer of his dlesic than wvon.
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