The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, March 12, 1907, Page FIVE, Image 5
HAIR I HA V
he time of Spring buying is now o
merchandise at very low prices, w
season. We have the right -goc
Black Dress toods and, Silk.
We positively put this lot of Black Drios Goods and Silks at very temptingly
low prices. All these goods are of the newest weaves and coloring.
One lot 52-inch Black Dress Goods worth $1.25, sale price 92 I-2C. yd.
One lot Tanniese and Wool Taffeta Cloths worth $i.oo and $1.25, lale price 85c yd
One lot 54-in Mohair, black and blue, worth 75 and 85c., sale price 49c. yd.
One lot Black Silk Warp Henrietta and Mohair, worth $1.69, sale price $1.24 yd.
extra value.
Big lot cream and blue Wool Goods, very low in price.
Silks for Suits and Waists-, to start the price downward we place on sale
One lot black Taffeta, 36 in , and warranted, worth $r.5o, sale price 92 I-2e. yd.
One lot colored Taffeta 36 in., worth $1.25, sale price 90c. yd.
One lot white Jap Silk, 56 in., worth 65c., sale price 49c yd.
One lot white and black Jap Silks, special, worth 75c., sale price 47 1-2C. yd.
We have about .5o new waist 'patterns in Roman Stripe and Shadow Checks in
20 in. Taffeta, the best value ever shown in Newberry, worth $i.oo, sale price
62 1-2c. yd.
One lot Checked Silks worth 69c , sale price 42 1-2c. yd.
One lot Pongee Silk, Champagne, 36 in. worth $1.25, sale price 69c. yd., ext val.
One lot 18 in. Wash Silks, fancy, worth 5oc., sale price 25c. yd Positively these
Silk values cannot be had elsewhere at the price here. A look will pay you. You
will not be able to purchase these goods later.
White and colored wash goods on sale, the prices are about one-half regular, and
goods first class. Come, take a look, you will certainly save money. We place
on sale to clear the lot, Wednesday morning
50 pieces White Mercerized Waistings worth 25c., sale price 16 2-3c yd.
20 pieces white goods, some in lot worth 20 and 25c., sale price 12 I-2c. yd.
25 pieces white goods worth zo and 12 1-2C., sale price 8c. yd.
25 pieces colordd Muslins, worth 7 1-2 and 8c., sale price 5c. yd.
50 pieces colored wash goods, worth 15 and 12 I-2c., sale price 9c yd.
1o pieces Silk Tissue, very pretty, and sheer, sale price 23c. yd.
io pieces Silk Pongee, sale price 9c. yd.
One lot white and colored dotted Swisses, sale price Toc yd
io pieces Linen Century Cloth, worth T5c., sale price ioc. yd.
5 pieces Linen Suiting, worth x6c., sale price iic yd.
One lot 40 in. White Lawn, short lengths, worth 20c., sale price loc yd.
One lot India Linen, very sheer, worth i5c., sale price ioc. yd.
One lot Persian Lawn, 45 inches, worth 35c., sale price 24c. yd
One lot India Linen, sale price 3 1-2C. yd , limited.
Come to the Right Price Stoi
BLACK EXPLAINS CLARK DEAL. I at various times sent samples and bids (
to the treasurer of the South Carolina t
(Continued from page 1.) 1lispeisary for the pupose of secur
get a statement that couldl be .satis- '' iduolokgthuhor
factory to Clarke Brothers. On my Plsfitw aea aiu ie
~~rival I found Commissioners Black dttgIi attoo he er
~and Rawlinson at the dispensary. I etSillsad rcscvrn h
(told just what had happened ; that is,sadamlstthSaeTesue
jthat reports to Clark Brothers & Co.ofSuhCrla;Ilsfidtt
as to the financial condition of the w aeo iebd ne aeo
dispensary were very unsatisfactory. Jn ,10,Spebr5 96 e
I1 then proposed that the chairman cme ,10,oiia oiso
:and Mr. Black should go to Peoriawhcweertatc,makdes
nd teremak a tateent~ la g petiheir, orErhbs orBmyaouse..
rothrs Co, o thefinncil n- I frncepo took th rough made by
d~tin o tie istiutio, ad i sa- ties fitte haveuth arius tis
*sfctoy Iassredilem hattheo durPingI1 thel ay,tw Mr.W Ddleeyeas,
5 tlatliecoud ot o, ut rge sent dates and Noebrie covrin 1906 fo
~Mr Blak t do o, ayin tht thy id lsamls o appe bandy Treasure
goos, nd ha hewoud edose ny-10 barel ofil bid ude, $1.60 ofhic
thin he id. r. lack aftr Jcn 2,sshpe 1906 S eember 710, 1906.
sideatin aree togo, rovdedMr.emi'oer 4, a906 ogina topes n thi
Wyli (wo wa sik athom) vu wichwie MrDetatah represned that
agre thae hiad so.ement Ca ptvely orEhiis ie to the Liv Oa
rothersmessenge o Mr. finan ie s Ditligoopn,nfCninai-.
done oft atheinttexini ng the sit-an weirevteclscoyfa
'satoy Th essenge rheturned ~th or- rmrcevdfo J .Wle
der wold berigh d. nDcmr 3aw telinsono tiodrrm h
Mrlack eto wihmd o so,osa ingta ThereLvya itligCmay m
ust ae altpatmentar Msrade of t,Oio oCakeBohr
goods, andothers he Co.,ld tnorse fn- C. era l. hc ecniee
thig coditio Mr. Blahk sater dcopn-asuteic
sidratwin ase stato ry providem, "Mr.eecet h rdrgv u
andi (ho delwas csedck a the ostwihuldsipdi eeme,wl
* atisfator taerhmoso.Hsn ayaorewssetousbC.W
"Mecajo Bessengen to er yie's deyaotth ide fNv
me wth av letteentlaind the rait-hefoteflowngos:60br
ein . he m eer s rtred withXXre$16;20brlso.Re
oetrfro Mesr. Wylie a ywinsog ofM.Dityslte. Mre
asalpinghto be sDe before.la ofl hsore nnntas
Ulc entith mtt eeorerme ,sadie M.Duly an
e.aeoaull aeth bv state-ment aoutthofrMessrks.Deem
alr rthe, b& wo,as ev e u imn-brM.C.WDdlyad r.Jh
this, fimembroo the South 'arodi
~~~~1. "esrywllsy,M.C. W. Dudley." ln,ipnaybad aet or
Hull'Staemen. who represeteepone tov by re Pud
111m F Hul, nangrofder dateofrlc statmed 28, 1906 fort
other ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 res ofC.,dappler branhodnyrsoo, tht1.60;efse t
~o heebyeetI~V ha Ihav flthe ordera given tso the iSouth
Distllin Comany of incinati O.
~ 14and, we.herewith.enclose.copy.of.
RDIS SP RIN
n and to give our trade the be
),open one of the greatest Cut
ds, bought right and promis(
Men's Pants and Shirts.
Big.Pick-Up Sale.
We have about 250 pairs Men's Pants, picked up at about
half value. Positively these goods must be sold at once, as
we want the space for other goods. The lot consists of $a.oo,
$2.50, $3-00, $4 oo and $5.oo goods, all sizer up to 42 waist.
We place them in fo.ur lots..
Lot No. x. Extra value, sale price $1.39 pair.
Lot No. 2. Well worth $2-50 and $3 oo, sale price $x.98 pr.
Lot No- 3. Better goods, can't be had at $3.oo and $3.50,
sale price $2 49 pr.
Lot No. 4. 3iggcst value ever shown. Sale price $3.39 pr.
5o doz. Shirts to move quick, 44c each.
75 doz. Men's fine pleated front and Negligee Coat Shirts,
worth $1.25, sale price 89c. each.
Special offering in Boys' Knee Suits. The Easter Suit will
be a thing that every boy must have. Ve havo a very special
line to show from $1 39 to $2 98 suit.
We have decided to give free with every suit one pair wash
pants size 3-8.
50 pairs Boys' Knee Pants, worth 39, , sale price 24c.
50 pairs Boys' Knee Pants, worth 65c., sale price 49c.
xoo pairs Boys' Knee Pants worth 2c., sale price 19c.
These are money-saving prices for yo.
Millinery! Millinery!
Mrs. Hair is back from market and promises to give bigger.
value than ever this season. We invite every lover of stylish
Headgear to inspect this department. Mrs. Hair and Miss
Kathryne FLourney will be pleased to I- tve you call, and will
give you any information in regard to p.irchasing your Ea ister
Bonnet.
e. No goods charged, non
'arolina dispensary on - the ground Io 1eoria for one purpose only,
hat the credit of the dispensary was: that was to convince Clarke Brot
ot good. I told Mr. Black that that I& Co., that tle South Carolina
las niot my entire reason.for refusing penisar.y was fi: nieially abule to
o fill the order, but that I could not care of its debts, and further
fford to ship so many goods on time mnakiing an agreement with me th;
o any one concern, especially so at would pay cash for a p)art of
he busy season of the year. goods, and would see that aecepta
"'I also further ritated to him thatt werec signed1 for~ the goodls we soI
f I did sell the dispensary so many Itime, nothing else transpired bet
~oods of this character it would be us.
eecessary for me to purchase goods "' Now, t-hen, in reference to
rom our competitors, in order to take above statement I desire to sa
are of our orders from our regular y'our honorable board that the i
rade. we shipped you were two grad<
"'I then ivil ed Mr'. Dudley and Mr. ('orn, namely, a corn we sold yoi
slack to go withI me to the (list iller'y, $1.50 per' gallon. This corn was
1m1( T showed them t-hirough our eni- in whiat. we call our eon tinuious
ire plant and explained to them how anid is the regular corn we sell
t was p)ossi*ble for us to make a bet- tradle at $1.40 cash, f. o. b. Pi
er character of goods than. they hiad We added to this the freight ant1
>eenl ini the habit of buying from oth- er' expenses, which brought the
'r sources. I am satisfied that I eon. up to $1.49, wvhich gives us extra
pinced Mr. Black of the corr'ectniess in of profit of 1 cent per gallo
f this statemeiit. We afterwvards ''On the $1.60 corn'i we wei'e
~ame to my office at l'he rectifying ed to discontinue t'he running o
iouse, aind upon Mr. Black's piromise rye wvhiiskey in order to use our
~hat lie would see that we were paid ebaiimber'ed still t.o manufacture
~ash for a lar'ge portion of the order' gr~iade of coirn. This inconvenien<
eint us by Mir. Dudley, if I wvould fill lar'gely, hut we thought we wer
he same, stat.ing to me that it was iing. the South Carolina dispesm
in absolute necessity that the dispen.. favor in so going, and we mad<
iai'y get this class of goods for their c (orni especially for them. I dar
woliday trade, and that they must be Iyou never have had such a good
whipped at once, I therefore consent.. of coi'n in your' house befor'e; at
ad, through the influence of Mi'. Dud.. not hiing superior to it. Them
ley, to fill the order in accordance of profit- on this corn wvould
with the order Mr'. D)udley sent in, amount to more than 6 to 8 cent
copy of which I herewith enclose. gallon to us, and we can mak(
''In reference t.o the order filled by amount of pi'ofit on spirits a
Arthur Lehman & Co., will say that present mai'ket.
I hiad beeni informed that thes-e or- ''I also desir'e to say .that in I
dlers could be transferred, and I, be- this order we did it in good
ing a stockholder in the firmn of Arth- amd' if ther'e has been aiiy ir'reg
ur Lehman & Co., I transferred to 1ties in reference to the way the
them 100 barrels of r'ye, $1.75; 100wagieusewol nt
barr'els of XX rye, $1.0: 1.00 bai'rels known it-we certainly have be'
of XX Corn $1.50. I.did this believing nocent paies in reference to a
I had the righit to do so, and owing to ing' this or'der; our only desire a
the.,fact t,hat it was during the holi- please0 the dispensary, so ths
day season and we wei'e so busy it might in the 'future receive
was impossible for us to fill these or-- fm'om them for the better class
der's as fast as the dispensary r"'nted Says there was no Graft.
t:hem. These goods wer'e identically ''In conclusion, I dcsir'e to sa;
the same as the goods we shipped the t,here has been nothing in thme v.
dispensary. -i'gaft' between this firm ar
Only Showed Dispen0a14 Unl Rq outh Carolina dispensary. I f
I desire to W i M desFire to say that these goods
Mr. Black stafeI 1ms made especially for the dispe
GTIME SALE
nefit to purchase new and clean
Price, Money Saving Sales of the
a to sell them right.
Embroidery and Laces.
We have some very pretty values in styles and quality, owing to the fact that we
pnrchased these last August before prices advanced and bought in very large lots,
we can and will sell these for less than manufacturing prices today, listen to a few
prices:
1 lot 27 inch Flouncing, worth 5o cents, sale price, 75 cents yard.
i lot wide Flouncing and Bands to match, worth 65 cents, sale price 35C. yard.
I lot 22 inch Corset Cover Embroidery, worth 39 cents, sale price i9C. yd.
i lot Swiss and Nainsonk Edge and Insertion, worth up to 25c., sale price 9e. vd.
Big lot Cambric Edge and Insertions worth j5c sale price, 8 cents yd
Big lot Cambric Edge and Insertions, worth ioc sale price cents yd.
i lot Val Lace and Insertions, worth Sc. sale price 2 1-2C. yd.
i lot Val and Insertions, worth ioc., sale price Soc doz, yds.
i lot Val Lace and Insertions, very fine quality, sale price 8 1-3c. yd.
i lot Torchon Lace, worth ioc , sa e price 4 1-2C. yd
All Linen, Heavy Torchon, worth i5c. sale price 7 I-2C. yd.
All Over Lace and EmUbroidery, lower than ever.
Belts, Bags, Collars, Beads.
We are showing these in the newest things aiid at prices lower than the lowest.
300 doz. Wash Collars, worth i5c sale price 5e ("tech.
150 Doz. Lace Collars, worth 25C. sale price I oc each
So doz White Wash and colored Kid Belts, sale price ioe each
Special prices on Laces and Lisle Hoisery, a regular soc. ilose, sale price 24c. pr.
50 doz. Ladies' Gauze Vest, 5c. each 4 to customer.
So doz. Ladies' Gause Vest, worth i5c. sale price ioc. each.
Black, colored and white Embroidery.
Shoes and Oxfords.
With these goods, we place a guarantee with every pair They are new, in style
and Leathers, we price every pair specially low for this sale.
Think of buying a real snappy Pat. Leather Oxford worth $3.oo for $2.24 all new
goods
Big Drive in Towels and Table Damask.
5 pieces all Linen, brown, worth 20C , sale price roc. yd., limited.
Umbrellas and Parasols.
Ask to see them, they are very swell and low priced.
ioo fancy handle Parasols worth 75c., sale price 49c. each.
100 fancy handle Parasols worth $1.50, sale price 95c. each
Prices to Make You Buy.
Best Apron Ginghamis worth 7 1-2c , sale price 5c. yd
One lot good Sheeting worth 6 1-2C., sale price 5c yd.
One lot good Calico, dark, worth 5c., sale price 3 1-2c, yd
One lot Dress Ginghams worth 8 1-3c., sale price 5e.yd.
Extra large Towels worth 20C., sale price ioc. each.
Ladies' Black Hose worth ioc., sale price 6 i-4c. pair
Men's Black Half Hose worth loc., sale price 5c pair.
Men's four ply Linen Collars, slightly soiled 3c. each.
50 White Bed Spreads worth $i.oo, sale price 69c each
ion White Red Spreads worth $1.25, sale price 89c. each.
oo White Bed Spreads worth $1.75, sale price $i.19 each.
72 White Marseilles Quilts worth $2.50, sale price $1.79 each.
e on approval during this sale.
and and we would not have any use for I ha.1d found buII all inleom)plee state
-hers lieni in atnv olther direetion. Tere- int. Toxar'sky unfortinalely could
dis- fore. I hope yourl' lonorable board; add nothi (g' to wliat lie iad piblishied
fake will see t he junstice of ouri c'laimi t hat !in his aritic'le. I be'lieve, ho iwever,
thban we he(rtoi attachel, also in thle clIaim of tha 't I hav~e found thle source from
t he Arthlur Lehmnanu & Co., (of whlich we w hc his instantce' had been t aken.
the take thle responsibility,) anid willI ae- iiIn his book upon iithle physiology of
nces cept our i goods, use t hem wi th your t ast e, whic'h lhad its day ofP celebrity,
d1 on countty dispensary. (yon ennt do so, 1Erillat-Savarin rel'ates the following:
v'een Iowinhg to the fact thIiat thei y arie niot " I had a gireat-aiuint , 93 years old,
expenisive iYoods,) and w'ill pay us oar|who was dyingi. Althioughl for. some
the legitimate rights. I ime colnfiined tol her bed, she had re
y to i'eference to the statements that' t aiined all her f'aculties, and her eon
onods htave beeti made to the investiga ting. dtio was nl berayed by her loss
s of commit tee, that these goods wer'e of appetite andl the weakening of lier
fot' notlhg biuf witnes and~ could be bough i e.SeI l: assona111
nad fo $1.32, T desire to 'say at t his t tim s 'im adIwsie~rhrbd
still that th e get eimeii makinug that state-a 'e tiwaIey'ad to''ito li,
our mtenit, eithier i'd noit t kniiow whliat 1whielidE fpeeiIm aci i
; was talking about, ot' el1se maliciouslyItrwitItle1)1osliic eyIhae
oth.. made a false statement. tI the firsteethldoitle lit.said(elt
price place, cotlmmon spirits is wotrth today struiii e ~ o hr
mar- $1 .33, t:he fireight to Columbia, S. C., n.hw?' h se,i ctcl
. is 8 cetts, which would make them adil oc.?Ns u t iihr
blig- cost $1.41 - thlen, if you were to takeatynt t'iead1tlikyoi'tl
vice.e El lie(Cith(''glo e' 1(1 I ( Sh'e, uI adi (tle 'iways s aln
thi Co. te titte,wltelt~vid lmke le s o r li,uind. T wias ear iher lied,
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