The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, May 07, 1907, Page FIVE, Image 5
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This warm summer weather t,
arranged to give every sound thin
small. Come to the big sale. EVE
We have the goods new and clean
Shoes and Slippers.
Our shoes are built for service and comfort with that touch of style 'Tis hard
to pass them by. Every pair specially priced for this sale.
$3.50 Oxfords cut to $2.98 pair. $3-00 Oxfords cut to $2.75 pair.
$2.5o Oxfords cut to $1.95 pair. $2.00 Oxfords cut to $r.59 pair.
$i.5o Oxfords cut to $i.19 pair. Everythiug in Misses and Children's
Oxfords reduced.
Shirts and Underwear.
We have a full line of styles, sizes and-colors.
A big lot Negligee shirts worth 65c., sale price 44c each.
Men's Balbriggan Under Shirts worth 65c., sale price 44c. each.
Men's Gauze Under Shirts worth 39g., sale price 23c. each.
50 doz. side sean Drill Drawers worth 6oc , sale price 44c each
Ladies' Gauze Vests 5, 10, 15 and 23c. each.
Men's and Boys' Clothing.
We have a big lot Boys' Knee Suits and Men's Odd Pants, bot right, which we
have decided to move quick to make counter roon, and positively will sell lower
than the lowest All new, fresh spring and summer goods
$4.co Men's Dress Pants reduced to $3.30. $3.50 Men's Dress Pants reduced to $2 59
$3.oo Men's Dress Pants reduced to $2 23. $2.50 Menl's Dress Pants reduced to $1.89
$2.00 Mcu's Dress Pants reduced to $1.69. $1.50 Men's Dress Pants reduced to $i 19
.$4.oo Boys' Knee Suits reduced to $2.69. $3.oo Boys' Knee Kuits reduced to $1.98
$2 50 Boys' Knee Suits reduced to $r.49. $i.5o Boys' Knee Suits reduced to 98c.
50 dozen Boys' wash Knee Pants reduced to ioc pair.
Come to
LIGHTNING PLAYS PRANKS. MEMORIAL DAY AT PROSPERITY
Newvherry Man and his .Wife Have a lleObrvdMy1-o it
Close (11l in Storm-Mr. Chap- tesApicdZItesngPo
pells Barn Struck.grmeAraed
T1here was a hea vy r'ain in thii s I' seiIy \ . i--V ~sm
'ouniity last. Thuirsday niigh-t aiid some Ileiiiiiiso h i.Ls i
vrathle.r st range 'freaks were p)layed hpe T.I.C ae huh n
by litning, though no serious damn- paii( 'i eoileecss
age was done. Mr. Warren Suber, eecssarne o hsoeso
who lives in the Kinard section some vllele(1i;teceerTusa
,12 miles nort4i of Newber.ry, told ofafcno,My14at5o Th
a rat her remarkable case. He say's l(isadmi L onaecr
l1.i'hti ng~ st.ruek a house oin his place, lliintdtocoete nth
which was occupied by Mr. Motes andlwr.'li illci hiie oh
his' wife. Tt camne thlrougli the roof, 'cut.thebsoviyi'h)tfr
struck the bed in which Mr. aind Mirs.tlesldesfthLotCu.
Motes were sleeping, toie the posts m.iilwll aktea(les4
into shiredls, shat tered1 thle headhoard,ofIlecain.l'is)atfprgm
wvent through (lie floor and killed a
dlog uinder Iflhc house and dlid not ais lrmsst i ri.Tegvro
muchi as shock Mr. and Mrs. Motes.isafiepakranweelsueie
It coul(l not be learned whet her or'~'l10uthslet
not t-hey were occup)ying a feather 'lt omtes sOilicl vh
bed.taecagofdcatosadms.
The barn of Mr. J. H. Chappell, 1eortincnntte: esane
one mile west of Newvberry, was also F.E eimet .A nee,A
struck, and otio corner torn to shreds 1.Kli,S .Iucn .S ad
land a cow in one of the stalls was wl,A .~ie -.C oee,H
s illed. The stalls on either side were .Lte,EP.ibr,0Y.II
upied b)y ai mule and a horse, and ti,..S hee,M .Mri,E
'a either was hurt. The barn did notV.Wrs JB.VieE 0Con,
Pu'in, and Mir. Chappell is congra.tu- (.1.Bon .I.lIwis .B
meS 'tt,ing himself that the damage wasKier.JW.. iw,I.W Bo
'ea .o greater as lie had somethiing likela. ies thc awn, Ele
seme thousand dollars' worth of stoc ek k a a tLci,I nKlnt
n~ the biaL Mr. Chiappell says 'lie feltLuyFle,Ma DoickJe
he shock in his resideince, but did
S tknow oif his loss uiitil inext marn- E H E A
C oing, The Sublime and Beautiful. A g sa a
Dj'. (Geo. R. Harding will have his
SwohlerfuTl work of art and mnehanisimB tlro m eilGne
on,'exhiibition in Newberry next week. Ae otBe, C an
The time ahak place will appear in
tWie Record. Hie has all the late hap- pgeCdr iel n
penings. The Un<written Law, Thaw- D m si ae eri
White frangedy, as atpproved b)y Co--pns 0dze oh ak
lnmhia eristics, The Naval Review at$75 pecak
JTame8.towni and many oth er grand X rtcfr o plt
and becantiful scenes'.Fprc
T(he doector's poneriama is highhlis.yoeae Irti
approvedc by the people of Columbia dae n Wic n i
aind all 'who can should see it next
wek.OeahoKte. u r. D .hv huh n
p.anne for meora exries h
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urijs your thoughts to cool and i
king person a chance to save moi
rybody knows when we say spec
from the best sources possible.
Domestics! Domestics!
40 inl. heavy Sheeting, sale price 6c. yard.
30 in. Drill, sale price 7c. yard.
Dark Calico, 3,%C. yd. limited.
A. C. A. Bed Tick, sale price 15c. yd. s
Special for May 10th and 11th. d
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Between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock we will sell Lonsdale Cambric S
for 5c. yd , limited, for cash purchase of $2.50. Remember date and time.
Millinery! Millinery!
Our sales in this department have been far above our expectations for
the past four weeks, and we are proud of the many compliments which
the buying and real thinking public have passed on our styles, work,
and most moderate prices charged for superior values. Every day the y
Express man brings new goods. Another big shipment to arrive this
week You are invited to inspect the new things. Mrs Hair and Miss
Kathryne Flourney will be pleased to show and give you new ideas for
that Midsummnner Hat , which is the Imlost thoglit of wearing apparel of
every lady. Every one specially priced for this sale.
Big lo. Children's Sailors and Caps for this sale 23c. each.
the Right Pri
Ilhomipson, Bessie Bowers. Jesie be presented in tile opera It
4oselv. Lillie Mae Russell. Blanche F',-y evening, May 17, liei
\(ciber Marie Ifen&gin, Messrs. . 1) to ..o tow ard paying (lie deb
2natltlham . DniU1. Brown, . (.) I rolii Methodist chunrer.
simpson', S. B. llowers, W. E. Mos- lh eserved scat tickets arce
'07- sl( at the Newvherry I
Meeting... of the dIeoration1 commiiit- St,ore-pr ice 50 cents. Gener .
ee is asked for in ei:t y hall, Monday sion1 ticket will be 35 cents
Ifternoon at 5 o'clock. lerv~ 25.
Music for the occasion will be ini Musie loving people will enj
4harge of Mesdames M. 0. J. Kreps entertaining little play and
mid C. T. Wyehe. School chiildrenl same time help a good cause.
nill assist in the sibigmg. Mrs C. B. Mar tim
Mrs. RI. D). Wight.
"'The Crowning of Love."' Miss Bernice Mau
A cant at a for~ yung ladies, will Committee in Cha'
apital $50,000 00 Surplus $48,800
Deposits $355,674 25ij
THE BALANCE SHEET
it The Commercial Bank shows a healthy growth of
the bank's business. It also shows that
THIS BANK'S DEPOSITORS
ire getting on in the world and adding to their wealth.
it's a good plan to make a diagnosis of a bank's assets
md liabilities before becoming a depositor. Such
icrutiny is always in our favor. Bank here.
rho Commercial Bank of Newberrn, S. C.
4 per cent..
Interest paidl in our Savings Department.
''The Bank for you cavings."'
JNO. M. KINARD, Pres. 0. B. MAYER, V. Pres.
J. Y. McFALL. Cashier.
SALE'
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ght summer wear. So we have
ney on every purchase, large or
al sale your dollar works double.
Black Dress Goods and Silks.
In this department you can save 25 per cent, comc look, be convinced
52 inch Black and Blue Dress Goods, all best weaves, worth $1 25, sale price 99c.
ird.
44 inch Black and Blue and Grey Wool Goods, worth up to 75c , sale price 45c.
ird.
38 inch Black and Blue Dress Goods, new weaves, worth 39c, sale price 23C. yd.
We have the right goods at right prices.
If it's Silk you want, we have thein priced right, our silks are all new in style and
!signs, including the much wanted colors, ask to see them. Here is where your
>llar works wonders-don't fall by the wayside. cone direct to the Right Price
ore.
36 inch Jap Silk Cream, worth 69c , sale price 44e yard.
36 inch Habuti Silk, spotless, white and black, worth $t.oo, sale price 69c. yd.
36 inch Black Taffeta, not the cheap kind, worth ji5o, sale price $1.10 yd.
36 inch Chiffon Taffeta, all colors, worth $1.25, sale price 89c. yd.
32 inch Jap Silks, all colors, your money's worth 39c., limited.
18 inch Check Wash Silk, your money's worth, sale price 25c., liniited.
White and colored wash goo(ls, your money's worth or your mon1ey back.
We have these priced special for this week, which you cant afford to miss.
I big lot Muslins, worth Ip to loc., sale price 5C yl.
I big lot Muslins, Batiste and Voiles, real 12 1-2 aMId 1.5c. value, sale )riCe 8 1-3c.
ird.
ibig lot Silk Tissue aniI Mercerized Wash Goods, sale price 21e. yd.
I big lot white Mercerized wash goods worth 250. sal'e prict 1t6e. yl.
I big lot +o ilclh M0adras, special value, sale price, ov ydl.
I lot 1in1eneCtte, for Skirts, extra val1e, sale price ii I -2C. yd.
i (t 40 inh il a awns, worth 15e., extra valties, sale prie -3. Id
45 inch Persian Law s, worII 35C , li'll(4tid, sale prict'e tket'. y'd.
40 ineh l ngere - lotl, worth 25C., liliitel, sale price 17 1-.e. y(I.
i lot Merceriseil Waisting, worth 20C., lilnitCl, sale p1rice ice. yd.
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AFULL ,[93f EXPRESS
cas wihno tmarl. to show., con,tetst, four..full
Trvd m if von don'11t find it ill right a-i i the
best\yu ve iste, sendi it. hark to us at our ex
penmsc atmul y our ' ..85 will hec lrorntly refuded.
Isn't that a fair olffer?
Rememberi we are distillers, so whenm you hbuy
from us you save the eniormu pr0W 11ofits of thie deal
ers and avoind ill clhance' of aidulteraion. You are
LM ~ ~ sure of getting our wi skey jlust as it comies from
our dlistillery, without being tamiperedl with in anty
way.
II ~If you pre'fer 'ornm whiskey, wve will sendc you
4 four fuill quiarLsof our A LLAN SINCL AIR'S CORN
~ 'i~ ~ , WH ISKLEY for $2.80, ex press prepaidl. You can't
-~~\ bny a better corn whliskey fr oum anylxxly else at
ally p)rice.
ii (,of our coipuiy have resources of a million dollars
~WWTRFEKISiI and will dIo exactly as we say.
VERY LOW RATES
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SOUVENIR'APOST CARDS:
If you desire to see the newest and largest collection
of post cards in Newberry, don't take my word for it,
come to the Book Store and see for yourself. I will
also give you as good if not a better card for less
money than you pay elsewhere. My price for local
views is 3 for 5c. My collection consists of twenty
four views of the town and burnt district, Confed
crate Day Post Cards, cards showing the first pin
worn by a. Mason, and over two hundred different
sub)jects in comic cardls. Post Card Albums 5c. to $1.00.
MAYES' 00O RE.