The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 14, 1908, Page FIVE, Image 5

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IFOR TUB PUBLIC BUILDING. / i List of Bids Submitted-^-Prices Rauge From Donations to $12,000. From tlie Washington correspondent of the News aud Courier is ob tamed the subjoined list of sites I submitted by property owners for j the location of the new post office ' building to b^ erected by the government. The prices range from a donation to $12,000. Mr. Geo. S Mower offers to do1 nate al)t at the corner, of McKibbin street and the extension of Boyce street. This lot is across McKibbin street from the city hall and the extension of Boyce street would be carrying out what has been agitated for some time and if this idea were carried out this street should extend under the railroads into West Rnd. The lot offered by Mr. J. W. Chapman is part of the Central Methodist church lot. The other lots can be easily located from the description, k Of course, an agent of the govl eminent will come to Newberry 1 and make investigation. The following is the list of sites submitted as given in the News and Courier: George S. Mower, lot 011 McKibbin street 130 by 120 feet, donated; P. B. Scott, lot, corner Friend and Nance, 120 by 11.5, $5.5??; Win. Johnson, corner Harrington and College, 185 by 125, $10,000; J, W. Chapman, Caldwell, Friend and Adams streets, 74 by 206, $5,000; Sligh & Hunt, lot Coates, Friend and College, 93 by 10S, $S000; same parties, Main and Thompson, 110 dimensions, $6,500; same parties, lot bonncled by Johnstone, Coates and Friend streets, 105 by 210 $4,500; same parties, corner Coates and Friend, 160 by 105, $4,000; same parties, College, Harrington and Caldwell streets, 114 by 211, $12.000; same parties, \ lot bounded by Friend, Wilson and Main streets, 120 by 200, $4,500; George S. Mower, corner McKibbin and Harrington, 130 by 120, donated; same party, corner College and Harrington, 107 by 107 $3,500; J. A. Burton, corner Main and Wilson, 140 by 120, $4,500; same party, Friend and Wilson. 140 by 120, $4,500; same pary, Friend and Nance, 145 by 95, #7,500; same party, Friend and McKibbin, 148 by 95, $5,500; same part\*, Friend and McKibbin, 120 by 130, $7,400; same party, Friend and McKibbin. 130 by 120, $7,000; same party, Johnstone and Nance, 130 by 120, $5,5oo. STOCKHOLDERS MEliTIN(?. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Newberry Land and Security company will he held at the chamber of commerce rooms on Tuesday, July 21, 100S, at. six o'clock p. ni. for tlie purpose of electing directors for ensuing year and any other business that may come before the meeting. J no. M. Kinard, Secretary. 2tltavr. I 'WmttMHWMWMPm'y Notice. We desire to call the attention of the public to the fact that we are I still selling first patent | flour at 70c. 24 lbs. Second patent at 65c. I 24 lbs. Lemons 15c. ' per doz. We will also have fresh fish on Sat| urdays. We will have | fine potted Mexican ' ferns and fir plants for ^ sale at 75c. each. ' GUANTT & PLAYER I t ' 1 " " 1 Big Si STILL Lots of my frien the sale until thej sale was far beyo anticipated, but v bargains we gave sale, but offered I to know it, and y< does for bringing people every day cash. 1 honestly stores in Newber competitors and Concentration < Is the strength in politics, in war, 1 c in trade, in fact the management of h all human affairs. To constant 1 concentration is clue, in no small measures our great success, all; c} our enterprise, all our energies, s all our endeavors are towards tlr'sl f end. | j-1 A Few of tl No person who thinks for a momei the self same goods can be bought fo ioo full pieces standard American 50 full pieces standard American VS 20 pieces Newberry standard Brow 1,500 yds. 40 inch Newberry Mills 2 cases Androscoggin L Bleaching 3 bales John P. King celebrated Se; 100 doz. Men's black and tan Sox < 60 doz. Ladies' Black Stockings w< 60 doz. Ladies' Black Stockings wo 500 doz. Ladies' hemstitched Hand 200 doz Men's hemstitched Handk* 100 more large Counterpanes, the -1 "" Bs With only ours( known, we intenc gain giving week sale for this town Die Gonti DEEPE1 ds in the country / come again, sor nd our expectatic /e sent thousand: them. We not c :o refund money ou must know it out the people a since the big sah believe we sole ry and Prosperity please our patror Confidence Gained! <1 5y fair dealing, investigation ami j omparison by the trading public,) iave given this store the prestige, ? he leadership it now commands. MIMNAUGH 11 oes the trick jnst a little different p roni the rest. To any customer not atisfied with purchases last week, a extend the privilege of exchangtig or demanding their money retinded. . s; | our frie le Many Bargains. it would buy elsewhere and pay ?i r little or nothing. Indigo Blue Calico at only y hirting Calico at only .5c. yard, u Drills, worth 8j4c, at only 50. yar Homespun, worth 8y*c., at only 6^ at only the yard %}Ac. a Island at only the yard 5c. worth ioc., at only 5c. pair. >rth ioc., at only 5c. pair. rth 15c. at only ioc, pair. kerchiefs worth 5c. at only 2c. each, -ichiefs worth ioc., at only 4c. each. ^i.75c. kind, at only 8yc. each. irgains C 3lves to rival in g i to eclipse past ( uhtil we make o i- No Goods Charg 'he ion {hot S nued Ont R GOES ' and near-by to ne of them the :>n. We not onI\ 3 of satisfied cus :m!y quartered to any dissatiSfi to believe it. nd for turning 1 3 started, and th i more goods i / combined. A1 IS. t Clean Sweep in Millinery. The prices it) the Millinery deartinent will open llit- eyes of the iostecononiie.il buyer. The low rices we have marked our Hats t will make them fairly fly. You in't match them anywhere. Null lid. Come. Ladles' Muslin U ier big shipment to go latch these lovely unck as at the price. Petti Covers, pretty quality, ith lace, embroidery, b will at all times beat cc rt sales, bankrupt sale! snds and customers as Make your i profit when 2QO pajr j^a( 100 pair Ivai nrd. ioo pair La< 50 pair Lac< 50 pieces cu Be 011 hand !c. yard. Every yard closed out at c bulk of it is 01 at only 7c. ya Railroad the purcha come 50 m Greater " iuing Newberry efforts and makt ur 1909 announ ed. None sent oul ! More V > THE CI wns have asked third time. The ' sold twice as m stomers home r the merchandise ied customer. Y That is what M :he money loose, ere seems to be n the past ten < II this week we * B Now for the Second Floor. Clothing of all kinds i'or Men, Boys and Children. L,adies, toll [your husbands, your fathers, your brothers and sisters abort the big bargains. You never haw such values, you never saw better. No line reserved. Get in line and see to it that you get your share. nderwear Sale. on sale this week and > srmuslins anywhere in 1 icoats, Gowns, Pants 3 , nice material, nicely tri rading and ribbon. M >mpetition that may ar 3, or what not as to prot well as ourselves. Great Crash in Lac money do double duty while the opj :e Curtains to go this week, worth < ce Curtains to go this week, worth d :e curtains to go this week, worth d< 2 Curtains to go this week, worth dc rtaln dotted and figured Swiss, the early and attend each day's sale. Match 'Em If You colored wash I/uvns, Muslins, Orga >nly 7c. the yard, not a single yard < i, 12^2c. yd., 15 and 20c. grades, so rd. fare will be paid to all out ses amount to $20.00 or n iles to attend this sale. rhan Ev< the best and b 3 this the most : cement, which \ t on approval. No I Sales Famous ji i > r? i*Cz3P 4) LASH. me not to close success of this any goods as we ejoicing on Lhe I offered in this ou must see it imnaugh's sales We've had the no lack of ready days than all the will startle our v jThe Greatest of All Pure Wool Blanket Sales. Full io-.j si/.c, never sold for less, and cheap at ?.s.oo 4lie pair, only one pair to each buyer :it only the pair #2.o?S. Two dollars saved is, two made. ^0 ^ im" iSPik i m tee, t'Ct ,e Curtains. >ortnnity presents itself louble the price, <>Se. paii. ouble the pi ice, $1.29 pair. >uble the paice, $i.?jSpair. mble the price, S^.39 paii 1 5c kilid, at 1 oe. yard Can, Boys! ndies, Dimity and Batiste will be if it cost less than H/c., while the here is where yon will ^et the plums, of town customers where lore. It will pay you to ? . . ?... ' 3T. iggest sale ever sensational barvill be our next ?hone Orders taken. m a'*