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STOWN EXHIBITS WANTED h Carolina Urged to Occupy a Place at the Expdbi tion. lumbia, May 19.-Capt William nzales, chairman of - the com 1i in charge of the South Car exhibit at the Jamestown Ex on, has received a letter Which efers to the patriotic people of h Carolina. The commission has the meias nor the opportunity collect exhibits of the kind refer to, but if parties in the state o have historical ' exhibits will municate \With Capt. Gonzales or rect with the Exposition authori es they will add a great deal to e importance of South Carolina at le Exposition. The- commnmication referred to is rom Dr. J. A. Chandler, director of he division of history, education, etc. He says in part: "Nearly all of the original states will be represented in our fire-proof history building here, with the excep io.n. f Soulti Carolina. I should like ery much to obtain at least lialf a ozeon good oil poNf raits of prominent Iersons in South Carolina of the Col onial or Revolutionary periods and about two eases of' interesting and significant manuscripts relating to the early period of the Colony and state. May I ask if you ca.ii. do any thing to help us along in this line ? ''We have built here a thorough la -#ire-proof history building 300 by 96 This building will be guard ed% \pnd day by men in uni formN tret service men, and ev erything-p le will be done to safe guard the edlleetions. No other Expositio.n. has had such a secure building or has takej such precan tions to guard its historical exhibits. By doing this we are enabled to bring together a remarkable collection of objects illustrative of early Ameri can history.' If South Carolina *is not represented in this collection it will be a matter of regret to many of your people who will visit the Ex position. J. H. Building Material. Columbia, S. C., May 20, 1907. Editor Herald and News, -Newberry, S. C. Dear Sir: My ,attention has been called to an article in your paper of May 14, inst. headed "Building Material," 'and,signed 4'A Builder.'' This article. seems to lay great stress on the im perfect fire proof quality of concrete as a buildi.ng material. It is entiiely different from the reports which I have on file in my office of Baltimore fire, Jacksonville, and Los Angles. Cal., fire. These reports show that concrete buildings stood the test of the extreme heat; superior to ordi nary kiln brick. I deem it unnecessary to go fur ther into this matter, except to say that T was very glad to learn, upon investigation, that the article refer red to was sent to you by the Geor gia-Carolina Briek Co., of Augusta, Ga., for p)ublicatioin., they having in serted the same over the word ''A Builder,'' as the author of the pub lication. Now, I think that your readers abould be informed ot the fact that these brick people could not afford to bring out a publication of ilhis kind signed by themselves, thog~efor'e1 they thought best to set up in front of them as breast wvork ''A Builder'' and hide themselves under a bushel. I no.t.ge that they insinuate that your gopd people may be mislead in using conlarete as a building material. I lonow of nothing that could be any I muore misleading than for a brick t concern, so well established as these people referred to, to undertake to, publish sneh a communication and, attempt to hide themselves behind 'thienname of A Builder.. I would like to get one of the pam hlets referred t.o by the ''A Build er,'' so that I could ,investigate to ' see if it also wvas not ceomplied by a a briek manufacturer who is impable j.to find sale for his brick. Yours very truly, D. G. Zeigler, Consulting architect. Columbia, S. C. 1785 .-1007 COLLEIGE OF.. CHARLESTON. Charleston, 8. C. 122d- Year BegIns September 27. Letters, Seienet Engineering., One i scholarship to ach county of South Carolina, giving free tuition. Tui-a tion $40. Board a;nd furnished room in Dormitory, $11 a month. All can didates for admission are permitted to compete for vacant Boyce schol arshiips which pay $100 a year. 1EN TRANCE EXAMINATIO.NS will be held at the county court house on Friday, July 5, at 9 a. m. For catalogue address. Harrison Randolph, President. The G WednesdaH The Greatest aqi This is "no fake," no chandise at prices th ference. A clean swE nouncement of this b gone from mouth to i to save money are 01 day morning at 9 o'cl All We Can do in Millinery. Anoi ooo full No. 40 and positively n -- thanl 25 ani for 35c, yoU yard or one We can sl any three st Fre -:;Every lad during this free 10 yar< * - Lawn, free. - We back u -anid (10 wvh the capital, -' dry goods t As the (days grow longer onr prices TeG ~row shorter. We bought the sample ne of Armstrong, Cator and Co.'s Hats and$ Lt 30c. on the dollar. All $1.oo Hats we Comne ani lought at Soc, all $r -50 Hats at 75c, all bargaini sal ~2.oo Hats at $1.oo. Its a fact I canl sell and better rou your hats for what the nearby mtil. day rolls b; inery shops have to pay the dealers $1.25 Bh~ or theirs. They are here as style leaders. guaratheed2 Ve believe we can please yon. We oetdressI tave pleased hundreds with the Hat the yard 84 hat best becomes you, $1.-75 Bh More millinery here to select from than kind with 11l the stores inl Newberry combined, mach iti 65c Whit A Big 5c. Counter. sold for for 89c Whit A big table, piles and piles of thi s sea sold for foi on Organdies, dimnity, oolored Lawns "----i ,d many ' other sheer. fabrics, somieCt Pr[c vorth 8 1-3, roc., andI r2 1-2e., for this-. ~ig four days sale, none sold1 to dealers, or only the yard 5c. -50 gross] tals, thte 10 :our Days Sale Linen Damask 50 ss: tals, the IS' Every yard all pure flax, not a thread. 25 doz. Li f cotton in the entire lot, not a yard to 25c kind, f< e reserved. First customers will get the 125 doz. Cl icek of the immllenise lot of short len gthms 50odoz L41 ought direct from the agents. If you kerchiefs', s an use the lengths we put on sale you 50 doz Lu re fortunate and will save half. 2, 23%, kind, for 01 , 3 and 4 yard lengths, all' piled on a 50-doz Lu ig center table marked in plain figures. kInd, for oi The L.eading Store ot Newberry, reat Bai ill Lost Four I , Thur sdu, Frii I Most Sensational bankrupt sale, no "salvage E at will shake the old town o ep of every dollars worth o' ig sale is all that is necessar Tnouth, house to house, towi -i their way to this big store. ock, be among the first to p her Cake Taker. pieces fine Taffeta Ribbon,Th4ref inh uI 6o in all in the leading shades, T bia Sale ot a yard in the lot worth less most of it sells all over town can take your choice, one T bolt, for only the yard 19c. 9 o'clock. No phone orde iow you more Ribbons than will be taken on minute sale ores in Newberry combined. I You must be n the spot. i to Every Lady. y purch*i"ng,$:. *:0or" or AT 9 ' LO K A. M .EACH 1 ' Is, one dress of 5e colored This store sit a gas factory. we will put on sale lot 40 inc :our claimis and( "Cut Prices'' wide white Victoria Lawn, sel t e aIn adverise We protr in every city on earth at 1 5 ann.yard, sale to last 30 minute at the yard 7ec. atest of all Silks ress Goods Sales. AT 9.30 O'CLOCK EACH DAY I bring your friends to these es. They will grow biggers we will put on sale 50 fi mtid sweeter and sweeter as thme pieces China Silk 30 inch k Tffta il, ver yrdwide in all the leading shad in the selvage -positively and black and white, the 59 ,for the big four (lays sale, kind, sale to last 30 minut attern to each customer, at each day at the yard 38c., r ick Taffeta Silk, the rustling ayr odatr10ocok Sbeautiful lustre, you can't the United states for thme price e Jap Silk, 36 in wide, will be A DOCOKEC A r days at the yard 39C. e Jap Silk, 36 in wide, will be w ilsl 6ic i r days at the yard 69c. fns etr lt ot yard, for 30 minutes one dre i Noion aleto a customer at only the ya Goes Merrily On.9c ealButtons, as clear as crya.Oclc LIi kidfor only 3e dloz. A 00N ?earl Buttons, as clear as crys kind for only 8c doz. juttpyrthneamoe dies' drop stitch StockIngs,40Ic fiewte eri ki(ler 's rop >stitch stockings,Lante2ckidno.v r only 9C. dies' fine emibroidery Hand- 12yrst ahcsoe 5e kind for only x5c each. 30mntsecda,ithI dies' Turn Over collars, welsoot1c 2c h ad ily 3c. (lies' Turn Over collars, 2oc Atly:0 'cococac.O IIM N ApyUr hne oe 40 ich fne wite ers Lan h 2c knd oto rgaln Sale lore Dos, laj and Saturdo. sole Ever Held in Newberrg ale" but a sale of high grade mer, F Newberry from center to circum F merchandise in our store, the an y. The news of this great sale has ito town until all who are anxious When the doors open Wednes ush in. . . . . All Black Dress Goods Marked Oxford Ties and Slipper Sale. S Down for the Big Sale. If what you want is not down on this at list come here first any way as it's the .s Miunaugh plan to give you everything for a little less than the other fellow. S. All 5o and 6oc. black and colored Dress Goods for this big four lays sale 39c. yd. All 75c. black and colored Dress Goods - for this big four days sale 49C. yd. All 89c. black and colored Dress Goods Jfor this big four (lays sale 59c. yd. All $z.oo anid $1.25 black and colored h Dress Goods for this big four days sale s 79 cts. yard. Still deeper goes the gash. All Ox A b)ig lot of retunants of black D)ress fords marked downt for the big fouir .Goods to be closed out at half price. deays sale. To be sure of your size conie 5ea ses Ladies' pat. tpBlucher Ox - and Pillow Oases. fords- the $z.so kind,'for this big sale Just in time to catch the printer. 198case p aciea.tp ce x z case zoo large white Bedspreads worth 5caeLdispt.ipBchrO ($1.25 each, while they last, all our friends' fords, the $2.0o kind, for this big sale. l(and enemies too) can have one. We $i 39 pair. SS want to make the good Spreads go round. 5 cases Ladies' p)at. tip Bluncher Oxfords;. SSDon't ask for more than two at only the $2 50 kind, for this big sale $1.98 pr. C. zo large white Redspreads worth $2 oo 3 cases Ladies' pat. tip) Blucher Oxfords, SS will be sold at only $14 each, the $3.oo kind, for this big sale $2.29 pr. ot 50 large white Redspreads worth $2 50 opiLaesatnLahrBlcr will be sold at only $1.89 each.Oxos,tef20kidorhsbgsa. 5d large white Bedspreads worth $3.oo$g lar will be sold at only $2.48 each. 200 doz, large Cotton and Hluck Towels AlMis'anCidrnsowutSo' worth rSc each will be sold at roc. adOfrst oa u rcs ioo doz large Cotton and Hluck Towels Yucntms h tr,i' h ags worth 19c. each will be sold at r5c. i onlyln ds INUHS 60 ready-made Sheets, 8r x 90, worth C. 75c. each, will b)e sold at 62Xc. Q1.4 rOQ S ored-aePillow Cases, worth lu rd ic. ach wil l) 50(1 it Je.600pi Ladies WhitenSts eae Bouther Oflars, h corknd for big. each. o Youare ordilly nvite to ttenAthi cnmthissskd Cidn' ow fut Shoe big ribbon Oaleranytclay, anychourrofeth Youcla,awiltgiveyoutoe re tste ags woo full toincby longfetadRibMoM,Aall'th $t1atd.50 adbak n hte h Greate Embrtsifr Sale. rd a5c yac win lot worhle ta c. 30cLdis Whi Nkr mad E u Df th Big r ibboy n alele. - 1o Cae c6g ordalned to Blachend cokrfhissbi aexo.yl b4. ill b sld ay day aydhuro ts.Acrehe hi i aeie 2oo full pieces 36affetaaRicn al~ th pe cswdwitsfrosecve, con yard inedle worth esth15c, wilbfor knd o hsbg ae2e d 001(1bat four. dysle Uuttebgoc nbodeyutr Whereae 3 Dollarsl BeaDon count Doubnlee)wothDuty.il b