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"04NE" ROUH'S OAREER. Ends With Newberry This Week Championship Games End Saturday. NVewberry, May 11.-Only three more games and the career of Crouch as pitcher for Newberry college will ,.h.ave ended. On Tuesday, May 14, he local team faces Erskine at Due est; May 16, Furman university at Greenville and May 18, Clemson col lege at Clemson. This round will de cide who shall win the coveted state championship and will end Crouch's work as college ball player. During the time he has been at Newberry, lie has applied himself closely to ath leties and has made for himself an enviable reputation among baseball fans. c - After playing the Clemson game, he will immediately report for duty as pitcher in the Darlington state leagne team and, in this capacity, will pitch his first game at Spartan: burg Monday, May 20. He leaves New'beir-y with -the b)st wishes and high esteem' of all those with whon to has come in contact. As lie is a m1emiber of tle present senior class lie -will be given a week off to at tend comuienceiment exercises here, June 9-13.-The State. "THE OROWNING OF LOVE." WiU be Rendered at Opera House May 17.-Full Programme. Following is the program for the antata, "The Crowning of Love," o be given Friday, May 17, at 8.30 . ., for the benefit of Central ethodist church. Cast of Characters. Helen Pride, a wealthy girl and der among the pupils of a fash able school, Miss Mabel William n. Maude, tall and stately, Miss Kath erine Wright. Priscilla and Prudence, twins, t le embodiment of neat.n.ess' and precis ion, Misses Mary Wright and Lucy Hill. Kate, bright and -witty, Miss Annie Jones. , Portia, sober and studious, Miss i.leanor Martin. Edith, Miss Annie Rlay, Florence, Miss Tilla West. . Louise, Miss Luelle Fellers. Nell, Miss Agnes Chapman. Bessie Sunshine, the miller's grand daughter, Miss Marie Summer. The wise old wonan of the woods, Miss Mary Frances Pool. , Sopranos :-Misses Mabel WiNiam son, Mary Wright, Luey Hill, Annie Ray, Tilla West, and Mary Frances Pool. Altos:-Misses Katherine Wright, Julia Phillips, Annie Jones, Eleanor Martin, Lucile Fellers, Agnes Chap man, and Marie Summer. . S'ene I. A school room. Singing of "Chorus of scolgil. -Scene HI. A Woodla,nd Scene. Solo by Bessie, ''The Mill-Wheel.'' Chorus ''A Band of Merry Maidens."' Chor u s, "W'~ho shall be Queen?'' Chorus, "We are Free." 'Scene IIH. Helen sits wearily on a log. Solo bly Helen, ''Violets Blue.'' Solo by Bessie, "Love's Swveet Re ward." Chorus, "Alas, we know not.'' Recitation, "'Lo! WhTlo comes here in quaint attire?'' Solo by the Wise Old W0man. Rbe:eitative and chor-us, " 'You wish your friend to find?'' Solo by Wise Old1 Woman, "T'hough she be not fair to se. The Corona-lion. Corns. "We~T 1-ail ll'hee." Solo by the -Queen "For all +bis honor.'' Chorn" "Long Live and Prosper." Solo 'by .the Wise Old Wo nyan, "The Setting Sun." Final ~ us, with trio and solo, "Farewell, Sy Day." ecompanist-Mr. J. D). Capple n. ~Committee in charge: Mrs. C. B. Martin. Mrs. R. D. Wright. Miss Bernice Martin. Obey the Text. the Iowa town where Mark -ain used to reside, the following -ory of him is occasionally h'anded 1out, ays Lippkott's. Ono morning when lhe was busily ~t iavork an acquaintance -dropped in ipon him with the request t.h'at lie ake a walk, the acquaintance .h-aving n errand on a pleasant counbry vmed. "Hav far it is?" -temporized Mark T*ain. "Oh, about a mile," replied the friend. Indtlantly the humorist gathered 'his papers together, laid 'them aside and prepared to leave his desk. "Of course I will go," lie annuone d, "the Bible says I must.'' "Why, what in the world has the ible got to do with it?" asked the uzzled friend. "It distinotly commands," an wvored Mr. Clemens, "If a m'an ask bee to go with -him a mile, go with The Thr A TremE Wednes The biggest Cut Pric ues ever put before t greatest bargain eve dise into cash at onc BIG BED SPREAD AND TOWEL SALE Let nothing keep you away, the hour is set-the date you know. 10.0 large white'11 1-4 Bed Spreads, the $1.25 kind, only two spreads to each cus toiner, 89c each. 100 large white 11 1-4 Bed Spreads, the $2.00' kind, only two spreads to each cus toiner, $1.45 each. 50 large white 11 1-4 Bed Spreads, the $2.50 kind, only two spreads to each cus tomer, $1.98 each. All $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 spread.s, your ehoi'ee for only $2.98 and $3.29. One case towels, worth Ple, for this big four days sale, your lchoiev 10 eaeli. One case towels, wor(h 20e anid 25e, for thlis big four days sale, your ehoiee 15c each. 25 doz Pillow Cases, 36x42, worth 15 and 20e, for this big sale 10C each. A Matchless Embroidei The largest lot of Embroidery ever brought to Newbe Cambric, Swiss and Nainsook in Edgings, Inser Match Sets for underwear. These goods are the vei of the season. Lot 1-1o,ooo Yards at 1 Oc The biggest Embroidery bargain you will see this ye sook and Insertions, many of them worth double the ning from dainty edgings to very wide widths, the bargain table for only joc. yd. Lot No. 2-Choice per Yar This lot, about 5,0o0 yds. Edgings and Insertions, and Swiss, no limit on any of these lots. You can during this big four days sale for only i8c. yd., somn Lot No. 3--Choice 25c. and 3 This lot consists of handsome waist bands for Shi: wide flounce edgings to match, the quality extra fin up) to 75. choice during this big four days sale 25 At Ten O'clock ,j We will put on sale 2000 Plain White Herni minutes, each 2 cents. At Eleven 0' We will put on sale one lot, two yards wide lasts 30 minutes, at per yard 39C. One Case Dres We will place on sale one case Dre'ss Ging pattern to each customer for 5C. yd. Free to Every Lady. Every lady purchasing $5. more during this sale we wil absolutely free, 10 yards, dress, of 5 cents Colored free. 'When some one else this I will go them one bette give you two free. Mimnaug and does undersell them all. The Leading Store ot Newberry, itIle Pull %INA n-dous A dy, Thursdoy, e Sale ever held in Ne 'he people. We have nt in this section. WE e. Sale Positively opens WEDNI BIG BLACK DRESS GOODS SALE. Now is your opportunity to pick up a black skirt for a little money. If you are a judge of goods you can buy black dress goods here in a gaglop. 25 pieces fine black Dress Goods, worth 50e and 60c, take your choice for 39e yd. 25 pieces fine black Dress Goods, worth 75e, take your choice for 49c yd. 20 pieces fine black Dress Goods, worth .7 1-2e, take your choice for 59c yd. 20 pivces fine black Dress Goods, wiirli $1.00. take your1 (1hoice fow 79c vd. Be on hand bright and early Wednesday morning and every day this week. ry Sale. Cut'Price Mi rry in one shipment. tions, Beading and -y newest creations .'Yard. ar. Beautiful Nain price, widths run entire lot on center 1 18c. Cambric, Nainsook buy what you wish e worth double. 9c. yd.When you see customuers shop in town and then conme rt Wast fontswith it's the best proof we've get t Hats, as well as D)ry Goods, e soe inlot orth of the chief attractions of styles for the prices asked. Lid 39C. yd. your Hat until you hit Newb t. M. Each Day titched Handkerchiefs, sale to last 30 elock A. M. half Bleached Damask, value 6oc., sale s Ginghams. hams, worth 8 1-3 and ioc, one dress A Big 5c. We have groupe of this season's Or 00 orTrilleck, Lawns,. I give I Oc. and I2tc., for1 ,one selling, none sold Lawn only 5c. yard. does 6 1-2c. Colored La11 r and We will place on h can Colored1 Lawns wo the yard all over tc edress to each cu 3 l-2c. the yard. I M A ed Wide UGI Lrray of Fridou and Sat wberry. The greates made immense prepc 3 must turn this mot 'SDAY, MAY iS, at 9 O'clock A. M. THE GREATEST OF ALL WHITE GOODS SALES. Miles and miles of white goods the great est white goods sale ever held hereabouts. 50 pieces 40 in, white Victoria Lawn, the 15e kind, full pieces, for this big sale 10c. 25 pieces 40 in Persian Lawn, the 20c kind, full pieces, for this big sale 15e. 25 pieces 44 in Persian Lawn, the 25e kind, full pieces, for this bia sale 17 1-2c. 25 pic-es 36 in. White Linei, for shirs and suits, not a yard in the pile that is not worth 39 and 50c yd, all piled on a big table, your choice for only 25c. 25 pivecs 36 ii fmne Lawn, 19, 35 and 39e, -sh toh see theni. 10 pieces 72 in white Orgrandy, as a lead er 6iis week, for only 25c ya. Now is the time to buy your commence n:ont dress and save money. Ilinery Sale! Oxford I The grentest reductia Show you iolreMSl1)Per the town combine( h s a ouroeHatspistthetexqtisite By2 alirmeansddon'tfiuy 72o your [mores liper - 7 $h.e0deportmn this w i 142 pairs Ladies' fne try every litle Milliner for this week $.ji to uS811( do huci buyng 72 pairs Ladies fine I heiuall kinnd a ileo ld at 98c. pair. LoigadShe. ne 72 pairs Children's p our utsis he equiite one and two strap, you By ll ean (ln'tbuy sizes from one to five,; erry'B greatest store. Don't,mionkey by th Notionis of All Kiu 1o0 gross Pearl Buttons as cleai as crysta 1oo gross Pearl Buttons, as clear as cryst 50 doz. Children's Drop Stitch Stocking 50 doz. Ladies' Drop Stitch Stockings, t pairs for 5oc. 5o doz, Ladies' white foot Stockings, the 50 doz. Ladies' Turnover Collars, the roc 50 doz. Ladies' Turnover Collars, the 254 All 50 and 6oc. Corsets, medium and shc Counter. d together a lot gandies, Dimity, nd many other The n a worth 8l-Sc., this week's quick nesday to dealers, for o'clock, taken o mis at 31-2c. Yd. we w sale one case of fine WI rth 5 and 6 I-2c. minute: >wn, limited, one double istomer at nlv OpeqiA t I'S Values urdau. t money saving val trations for this the intain of merchan DRESS GOODS AND SILK SALE. And there is not a store in all Newber ry dare match these challenge prices. $1.25 black Taffeta Silk, every yard guaranteed in the selvage, positively wortib $1.25, for the big four days sale, one dres pattern to each customer, 89c yd. $1.75 black Taffeta Silk, wit.h a beaiti ful hster, you can't match in America, for oily $1.19 yd. 35c white Chi-n-a Silk will be sold Wed nesday, (one day) if it holds out, at 18e yar1-d. 65e white 36 in China Silk will h sold for four ildays at only the yard, 39c. 89( white 30 in Chinia Silk will he sold for foir days at only the yard, 69e. 59e 27 in colored Ciiiia Silk will he soild during the big sale al -te. ries and Slipper Sale. n Oxford sale ever held in Newberry. We can and Oxfords than all the side show stores in le are going to make things humup inl our big eek. 'Tan Oxfords worth $3 CM) andh $3. 50, for this < Oxfords with ribbon laces, worth $2.50 and )8 pair the renmownied D rew Selby Oxfords, $2.00 kind, Ilucher, p)at. tip) Oxfords the $i 50 kind, will he at tip) Blucher Oxfords, also pat. leather VampII, cant match themi for less than $1.oo a pair, all tour choice 75C a wayside, hut comec direct to Mimanaugh's. rids at Cut Prices. 1, the roc, kind, for only the doz- 3c. 11, the x 5c. kind, for only the doz. 8c. s, the zoC.' kind for only the pair 9c. he 25c. kind, for only the pair x8c. or 3 15c. kind, for only the pair i xc. .kind for only 3jc. each, .kind, for only roc. each, rt waists, for this big four daiys'' sal'e 39c. Minute Sales. sinute sales begin on Wed rnorning, the 15th, at 9.30 No phone orders will be n minute sales. ill put on sale one lot 40 in. bite Lawn, sale to last 30 a each day, positively worth. the price, 8 1 -Sc. Where Dollars o ilDouble Duty.