The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, March 24, 1908, Page FIVE, Image 5
Every freight train that reaches Ne
shipments of new spring goods. I
meet the growing demands of our
worth of spring and summer merch
while in New York a few weeks ago,
est trade event that has ever occurn
have lots to tell you and still more tc
I am going to make it lively for the I:
Wednesday morning wh?
nine o'clock we sta
An Embroidery Sale.
If there is any one tiling the people of this
section are familiar with it is a Mininaugh Kmbroidery
sale. About five hundred full pieces
picked up in New York go on sale Wednesday
morning. Never in the history of our business
have we offered such Kinbroidery values.
No. i. A big lot not a yard in the lot worth
less than 15, 20 and 25c., buy all you please as
long as they last at the yard ioc.
No. 2. This lot is wide and narrow, heavy
and sheer Embroicieries for flounces, Embroideries
for corset covers, in fact you can find them
for any purpose. Not a yard in the lot worth
less than 35, 40 and 50c., none sold to dealers,
take your choice at the yard 25c.
Hunt the Big 5c. Embroidery Table.
Embroideries worth S^, 10 and i2j^c., your
choice for the yard 5c
Cash Buying & Cash Selling,
That's Mimnaugh's Motto.
One case Androscoggin Bleaching, this week
instead of 12^0., only ioc. yd. i
One case genuine Lonsdale Cambric, lliis week 1
instead of 150., only i2|'?c.
One case Poe Mill Bleaching, made in Greenville,
S. C., ioc. kind 8V;?e. yd.
One case White linen finished Suiting, just
the thing for spring suits, 20c. kind i2^e. yd.
One case White I,awn, short lengths, 2 to 10
yard pieces, the i2^c. kind at S '/jc. yd.
One case 40-inch White Lawn, the 12^ <c. kind.,
this week 9c. yd.
Black Wool Dress Goods.
A fifty foot display of fine Black Dress Goods.
Never have we had such an array of matchless
values. wnii me venciy casn we gainerea me
cream of the market and placed them here at
your disposal: Voiles, Mohairs, Sicilian, Panama
Cloth, Shark Skin, Serges, Batiste, and all the
leading up-to-date black goods.
!? !
Watch lor Our Big 1
STREET DUTY. l)e imprisoned for n
Notice is hereby mi von that all par- days or sentenced t
ties who have not 7>ai<l street duly t'he public works of
must do so on or before April first, provided, that t.lie |
1008, after iwhicli the ordinance will ordinance shall nol
be enforced to the leter, and those 'holding a certificate
failing to pay dealt with accordingly, ability from a repnti
No individual notices will be mailed. 1 ?ieian, sarid certiificat
By order of the council. one vear old. and an
?T. J. Longford, im*- such eertifieat-e
Mayor. before the said Clei
70. S. Werts, (that such disability ;ri
Clerk and Treasurer.
>The act relating To same is as follows:
'Section 1. That from and aiPler tlva
passage of this ordinance all persons
between the aires of eighteen and fif- THEr COM1V1E
ty years in Hie Town of Newberry, Under Call of J
S. (\, are hereby required to perform
six days labor during each year upon
the streets of the said town, under
the direction of the street overseer, , ,
or to pay Throe Dollars lo the Clerk Loans and dlSCOU
and Treasurer of the Town Council Overdrafts
of tihe Town of Newberry eaeh year Furniture and F
.in lieu I'hereof, which shall he due Cash
and payable 011 or before Hie first
day of April, provided (hat- a receipt
in full of commutation lax shall be
issued lo any person wiio shall pay
the same prior lo (lie month of April: Capital Stock
Provided, however, that not bin-'here- Undivided profits
in eonlained shall be so construed as /
to exempt any person Who shall be- Dividends (imps
come a resident of lihe Town of ^3-Shier S Checkj
Nenviborrv, at any lime of any year, Deposits, Banks..
from performing the labor or pay- Deposits, Individl
ins' the commutation tax lroivin re(|
ui red.
S.'c. 2. All persons violalintr the
provision of this ordinance by failing *JNO. M. KINAF
lu perform t'he said labor or lit pay
snid commutation tax in l\eu thereof,
shall, upon conviction thereof, be 4 per Cent,
fined not more than five dollars or
jwberry is helping to complete the
Every stock will be increased to
business. Thousands of dollars
landise purchased by Mimnaugh
, has paved the way for the great3d
in Newberry. We are going to
> show you. Keep both eyes open,
>oys this spring.
3n the city bell strikes
rt the ball rolling.
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A Big Silk Sale. 1
36 inch colored Taffeta Silk, blue, hro;vn, ^
champagne, white, cream, and all the leading
shades, the $1.29 kind, at only the yard 98c.
36 inch black Taffeta Silk, the Si.ou kind,
at only the yard 79c.
36 inch black Taffeta Silk, the $1.50 kind, at
only the yard 98c.
36 inch black Taffeta Silk, the ?2.00 kind, at
only the yard $1.39.
Be sure and visit our Dress Goods and Silk
department.
MIMNAUGH'S BIG SHOE DEPARTMENT.
The renowned Drew Sclby Oxfords for Ladies
in black, tan and patent leather "lias a waik
over." No such dependable leather is put in
| other Shoes and Oxfords for the same money.
All sizes and styles, and every pair guaranteed)
or a new pair for the asking. We can save yon
.r>oe. on every pair of Oxfords yon buy of lis.
When yon want Shoes and slippers eoine direct
to Miinnangh's.
Millinery Preparations.
Our milliner, with her assistants, is hard at
work night and day getting ready for our big
Hat display. We will announce the date of our
opening in our next ad. We mean to give the
trade th best and most stylish and most economically
priced millinery in this entire section.
Vlillinery Opening.
ill ft Hi iNewberrv's Bicccst
?MB?PBHMW??WMWW?H?M?a? ! III11 ! I MM IBWIil ! Ill UMJU>
ot more than leu making a livelihood at has usual avoo
hard labor on cation; nor to ministers of the gosIhe
said Town; pel in actual charge of a conregation,
H'ovisions of this teachers employed in (lie public
a])ply to pei'sons schools, school trustees, and persons
of physical dis- J permanently disabled in military servble
licensed phy- vice of the /State, any person who
e not to he over sawed in tilie late war between the
y person present- 'States, all persons actually employed
shall make oath in the quarantine service oif the Shite,
k and Treasurer and members of the TAire Department
irevents him from of the Town of Newberry; Provided,
statement" ' *"'
OF
RCIAL BANK OF NEWBERRY, S. C.
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March 9th, 1908.
RESOURCES
ints $335,54 1 29
9,713 06
ixtures.... 3,1 1 6 93
: 52,708 19 |
401,079 47 I
LIABILITIES.
$ 50,000 00 '
> (less expenses paid) 48,958 32 r
lid) 1,247 00
3 1,236 24
& 1,202 71 \
jal 298,435 20?299,637 91
$401,079 47 j
ID, Pres. O. B. MAYER, Vice-Pres. t
J. Y. McFALL, Cashier.
Interest Paid in Our Savings Department. *
>
For Spring
Our New York buyer 1
merchandise in every lin<
berry city and surround
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, S
Iff 4 T\
men ana Boys, mio<
Trunks, and a <
as will be shown in Newl
It is no trouble for us to s
with quality and styles rij
1304 and 1308 Main st
however. Him! only twenty nicnihei
of cm I'll company ill' the sm'uI <lepa r
aient > ia!I hi* exempt itiiiiVr the pr<
vi>ions ut' '.his section, ami it sha
i'i' 1 i" ?1 si! v "1 ! ae si ei'et i'.ry iif e:i<
company t-> lilt* with the Clerk an
Treasurer I" -niii t'i nncil ;i Ii~.i .
all member* .if hi- company on <h* hi
fore Hie lir>l tiny <>1" .1 ail nary of eat
year.
See. Tiiail all ordinances or par
of ordinances, inconsistent with 111
iii*(linnr.i*M li.? ntui nlw? <01 tm? *?r<? lin*
by. repealed.
Why buy
art Organ
from a Peddler?
When yon can buy n superior organ from vo
factory representative for less money, ami easier
terms, and have absolute protection
the guarantee given by the makers
We make low prices ami grunt from one
two years?without interest?for settlement, a
onlv him! the organ as seem ity.
We save you money ami supply Organs tl:
will prove a life long pleasure.
Write at once for catalogues and special pri<
and tei ins to the old establish' <1
MALONE'S MUSIC HOUSE
C< )1,IIM HI A. S. C.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Thinking Farmers
you will find it to your advar
tage to
SEE US
for Distributors and Planter:
WE HAVE
THE CELEBRATED COL
?.t> it ?i
wnicn is considered oy an wn
have used them to be
THE BEST IN THE WORLD
We guarantee
ill "COLE MACHINES" to d
setter work and a greater va
'iety of work than any othe
nachine made, and to give en
ire satisfaction or refund you
noney.
This is sufficient reason wir
rou should buy a COLE.
We couldn't supply the de
nand last season, so don't de
.ay. Have us save one for you
SUMMER BROS. CO
-ATlas
been sending to us for the i
3. We believe that we can shew
ing country as well selected
ih *tr 4 t . n * 1 tit
HKs, wiute iiooas, tniDioiaene
is and Slippers, Hats, Shirts, G?1
complete line of Furnishings for L;
berry this season. Come to our
how our goods, rathei a pleasur
ght.
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reet.
FREE! '
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,s These are all new seed,
is absolutely nothing.
Commencing Wednesd
- every customer whose pi
50 cents, two papers of st
customer whose purchas
15 papers of SEED FREE
I Be sure and attend our 1
11!"
h!! beginning Wednesday m<
lot you ever looked at for
SEE WINDOW
n k l
iNjewDerr>
I
We are always busy.
3* As we have bought both stc
we have decided to do away i
Planter's Choice, worth 60c., cc
E Now in order to do this we w
-a _ _i. -i.il ij r i. ..
iit cost uiini soiu. mere are st
Molasse
! Best New Orleans Golden Gate,
i
| Morris Gold Medal, worth 60c., <
Golden Drips, worth 45c., cost p
Karo Corn Syrup in cans, cost p
Coffe<
0 Best Green Coffee, worth 15c., c
Good Green Coffee, worth 10c.,
rj Leverin's Parched Coffee, v/orth
Golden Drip Parched Coffee, wo
r Carolina Belle, worth 25c., cost
Fine choice Tea, worth 60c., co<
/ i Kraul
Half barrel of Saur Kraut, worth
| We will also sell to the highest bi
"I thing else is closed out. Come qui
:i SMITH 1
| At Smith Co.'s Old (
Business
?ast two weeks choice
rT to the people of Newanil
complete stock of
s, laces, Clothing, for
lars, Cuffs, Ties,
3dies and Men
store and take a look,
e. Prices always low,
Newberry, S. C.
FRF Ft
and they cost you
lay, we will give to
urchase amounts to
3ed FREE. To every
q n m m 1 nlc 4 r\ $ I HO
io ainuv.uiio iv v(J i .
your own selection.
10c. sale of Pictures,
Drning* The prettiest
10c. each.
DISPLAY.
% s. c.
There is a reason.
$ H J51 P Ml i I
>cks of The Smith Co.,
with the Grocery Store.
ist price 44c.
ill sell all goods therein
>me of the cost prices:
US.
worth 65c., cost pricc 49c.
:ost price 44c.
rice 33 cents.
rice 9c.
a
h*
:ost price 1 1 c.
cost price 8c.
1 7 1 -2c., cost price I 4c.
rth 20c., cost price 15c,
price 2 lc.
>t price 38c.
t.
1 Oc. qt., cost price 5c.
dder all fixtures after cveryick
if you want to be in time.
>o>-,
grocery Stand.