The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 25, 1908, Image 5
SPECIALS
FOR SATI
'TMIi
Brand Ni
Our Fall stocks are complete.
Ladies' and Children's Shoes.
White House line Ladies' fine Shoes and Buster Brown line
for Children, all solid, stylish, up-to-date Shoes, away under
price. T. D. Barry's line for Men, best on the market, all
guaranteed at $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50. Our own make in
vici, gun metal and patent leather at $2.00 and $2.50.
Good Brogan Shoes, worth $1.25, at 98c pair.
Blankets! Blankets!
100 pairs White Wool Blankets in 12-4 size, worth at some
stores $3.00, our price until sold $1.98 a pair. You see we
bought these at auction for spot cash.
For 10c. Yard!
2,000 yards Arnold 32 inch Suiting, sold at 15c. wholesale,
retail price 20c. These are double printed guaranteed colors.
Our price 10c' yard.
Val Laces!
Big assortment of Val Laces, many of them worth 10 and
12 1-2c., at 5c. yard.
FOLLOW TI
The Only One Price Cash
Store in NEWBERRY.
MISS SUMMER IN FPA.NOE. Ie nteffenhads'enhcn
(Continued from page 1.) srne.tdyS.Ml soeo
Ebihens" containing the tower of tecte h ot!elltdi
an old fortress from the summit of[ithbrhplceomnyfFrne'
which one has a splendid view of rtmeaon whmeete
Genenesy and many resorts along the dsoee fCnd,admn a
coast.mospyiinan wrtr.Jt
To the south of St. .Jacut the coun-wihnahrtisneisheitl
try is more wild and rugged, while toIseoGrnBy,wreepeth
within a short distance and at thereanoftegatwie,Caau
the north it is more modern in dwell- bin,teato f"eiso
ings and in customs. At Guildo, onlyChitaty"Hsom isvr
point of a bay, are the ruins of ansipecoitngfa oewthu
ancient castle once the property ofaniscpto,urmddbyn
Duke Gilles, of Brittany. Another io rlei ohcsyeadsr
interesting feature of this place are mutdb rnt ~os i e
the enormous sounding rocks which quswatobbridithslte
from the slightest shock produce a aeofarhmngteocsi
sound loud and sonorous, like that of jteoe e..n fe i et h
a great bell. Just beyond is . theciyoStMaohsbrhple,a
beautiful little resort of Saint Cast, ndothsls ihs
bathed by the. waters of the Bay of S.Sra.sprtdfo t
Frenay. Here in the midst of a grove aobyasllrmftesa,cn
of trees are the ruins of aniother very sre,tdymc fi. nin vr
interesting castle. Passing by Pie
herel. with its irregular and attra-ie- apaac:ti ae tls
tive shore, we arrived at Cape Fre- atatv hnPrm.a~sr ut.
hel, the most beautiful and pictures-ner hhisotdfrtspaat
que point on the northern coast ofbace.Aon thsthecie,
Britbany. It is noted for its highwhealisoclmndmpssv
cliffs, which are so dangerous to yes-intesmr,aysdsce ak
sels, and its famous light house, whichplc,frehyardin te
easts rays of light forty miles som esnteeaeanme
around. Beneath the eliff is a beau-ofsi-wekanth trceou
tiful grotto. whose jagged and a'rtis- sacam ayvcis iad
tic ceiling of many colors and floorthqueofBtnsasieeors
of round shaped rocks of every deli- i js costebyfo t ao
eate shade of pink, blue, rose, yellow Cntutdlk napihar
and grain, are very interesting to theaovthwtesbauilystu
tourist; here, too'. one sees the medu- e n ossiga niigciae
sae, the little dwellers of the sea. DirdmithepouatyHr,
The land around the cape is covered drn h amsao,trn h
with a veritable carpet of purple and fsinbePrsasadE~ih
pink heather, yellow gorse, and s ea htln aiosaeqieee
ferns of many kinds. This section gn n r opae st on
is called "La Bretagne pittoresque"mn peddve ftesa
and it well desreves tbe name forUpntecifarmayhdse
nowhere have I seen a richer abund- ~la n htlt uruddb
ance of natural beauty than at Cape greso re n lwr hs
Frehel. Near this cape are the for- clr igigwt h leo h
est of Hunandye and the 'ancientwarsbl,mkeqieapty
ruins of Fort La Latte.pitr.NtfrayisS.Lnr,
To the north of Saint Jacut areantersotlsfeqeedhn
the more important cities .and re-Dnrdbueqalaseutf.Th
sorts. Saint Malo, a city by the sea.conrlakthpofsn fe
is built upon an islet of grlanite andii~ on tIiad u h ece
surrounded by hirh ramparts sur- (Ieetni.S.Biaad
mounted hy towers. This '-ity. u ni- u r rnle'rsrt u aI
(In i stutin ~ d el~w'~ e a ajftrie'stj(. Onc e loi ginst theC01
are fond may oldhouse eo Fr netmg bytist iand thes.nci This
IN NE FAI
JRDAY AND MC
Bw Goods at Lov
The largest we've ever had and ti
Dry Goods! Dry Goods!
36 inch Sea Island at 3 1-2 cents yard.
Flannelettes worth 15 cents and 18 cents, our price 10c. yd. 2
Diamond P. Percales worth 10c. at 7 1-2 cents yard.
Good heavy Drills, worth everywhere I 0c. yd., we are sell
:ng at 7 1-2c. yard.
Good heavy Cotton Flannel, the 15c. kind, at 10c. yard.
Cotton Flannel to arrive in a few days, worth 7 1-2c., at 5c.
Linen Laces!
- Big lot of fine Linen Laces and Insertions to match, worth
up to 15c., our price 10 cents a yard.
Big lot of Linen Laces worth 12 1-2 and 15c., only 1Oc. yd.
Matting! Matting! Matting!
Good Matting sold everywhere for 30 and 35c. our price
only 22 1-2 cents per yard.
Linens. Linens.
36 inch Linen worth 40c., at 25c. yd. c
Colored Linens worth 50c., at 25c. yd.
Table Linen Damask at 25c., worth up to 40c. yd.
FIE CROWDS THAT
ital of Brittany dluring her inidepend
ence. This city is not on the sea,
but on the banks of the Rance river.
l? is built on a very, high hill and
surrunded by ancient feudal walls,
'which were origin ally surmounted by Ha crweouwrk
twenty-four towers, fifteen of which W aehdnmeso
remain today. From the ramparts difclcaethtoer
one has a splendid view of the sur
rounding country covered with great haeaidon
trees and an abundance of verdure. I H
This city is very important for its I
history. As 'the seat of government
many combats took place between the STSATR
rulers and people with inhabitants of
neighboring French Provinces during
the early centuries. Duke Du Geselin FIIN
was one of her most famous knights o hs ifcl ae
and warriors.
Another section of Brittany equal- thtgeto akou
lv as interesting is Tinistere, but as rptto.W r l
I did not visit it I cannot give any wy okn o rul
personal observations. There in
certain localities are found the Bre- -eetob-anits
tons who speak a dialect different orgetpesr ogv
from the other French and wear a reif
veyqueer costume altogether an-G w CO OR
Lot's.'' Pecheurs D' Islasede, in
which *he gives such a splendid de-INebryS.C
scription of the Breton and the vil- Ofc vrCpladBo.Soe
laze of Pampal, has some idea of this _________________
province of Franee.____________ _________
Brittany is the birth place of man'
great French writers and poets: for D yn in
which ntr around h;er ancient fo-r- a ra
ets, 'her history, and picturesqueness
of scenery have always been an in-:i
spiration to t:he inhabitants and no- no IA
where does one find a people richer whnyucmorrietus
in imagination. OrPao n rasaegaate
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menifthirulin cses it nothoerou
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L GOODS
)NDAY AT
Prices.
oe prices lowest ever known.
Notions! Notions!
Boys' Union Suits up to 9 years old, worth 50c., our price
5c. apiece.
One Cent Each.-Mourning pins 1 c. Box, Thimbles I c. each.
Ladies' Hose Supporters, the 25c. kind, at 15c.
Good Shirts worth 65c. at only 35c. each.
Ladies' Cloaks in All Colors, Styles and Prices.
The $15.00 kind we sell at $12.50.
. The $12.50 kind we sell at $9.98.
The $10.00 kind we sell at $8.48.
In fact we have them from $2.48 up.
Pants! Pants!
100 pairs good $2.00 Pants not over two to a customer at
8c. pair. Pants at $1.25, $1 48, $1.98 and up.
Men and Boy Suits just in. Come and get the best, at
rices below competition,
Umbrellas.
ood Umbrellas, the 50c. kind at 25 cents each.
A better one with metal handle at 50 cents each.
Umbrellas 98c., $1.50 and up.
FLOCK TO
E for Bargains
TO HOUSEKEEPERS!
WE OFFER THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
ancU and Staple Groceries*
IN THE CITIAND WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.
Ring Phone 212 or call on us at
my time and your wants will be ~
romnptly attended to...
WE KEEP
Everthing "Good to Eat."
Everthing the Best.
Everything Fresh.
JONES'
"Up - to - Date" GrocerU.
Fresh Norfolk Oysters received
wery day.. Sold by the quart or
served on Short Notice in any
Style.
Patronage of Ladies especially
iolicited.
All seasonable dishes at
Jos Restaurani.