The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 17, 1908, Page FIVE, Image 5
Ooeot NoVewb.
Will Beg
And continue until \
November Sale at r(
be bought anywher
ENAMEL WARE.
At prices that can't be du
plicated. All First Quality.
$1.25 Chamber Pail, each
60 cents.
6 quart Rice Boiler, Grey,
25 cen,s.
12 quart Grey Dish Pan 25 cents.
17 quart Grey Dish Pan 35 cents.
25 cents Grey Wash Pan 14 cents.
20 cents Grey Wash Pan 12 cents.
15 cents Grey Wash Pan 1o cents.
9 inch Grey Pie Plate 7 cents
65 cents White Lined Rice Steamer 49 cents.
85 cents White Lined Rice Steamer 6o cents.
4o cents White Lined Rice Boiler 25 cents.
25 cents White Lined Wash Pan ig cents.
25 cents Grey Pudding Pan 16 cents.
20 cents Grey Pudding Pan 14 cents.
15 cents Grey Pudding Pan 12 cents.
50 cents Grey Coffee Pot 25 cents.
200 Oak finished Picture Frames 2 openings each ioc
Turkey Roasters, Stove Pans and Frying Pans.
50 cents Turkey Roaster 35 cents.
35 cents Turkey Roaster 25 cents
14 x 8 Biscuit Pan io cents.
12 X 17 Biscuit Pan 14 cents.
16 x 17 Biscuit Pan 18 cents.
No. 3 Cold Handle Frying Pan io cents.
No. 4 Cold Handle Fiying Pan 12 cents.
No. 6 Cold Handle FryiLg Pan 16 cents.
TV.;WARE SPr.IALS.
10 Quart Open Buckets each io cents.
8 Quart Milk Pans each 8 cents.
i5 cents Cake Pan with Funnel each io cents.
6 Quart Kettle each 1o cents.
8 hole'Muffin Pan 1o cents.
?2 hole Muffn Pan 14 cents.
CHINA! 'CHINA!!
Several cases of Japanese C,hina just opened.
500 Matting Rugs, assorted colors, this sale each roc
50 piece Decorated Dinner Set $4.60.
75 cents.Jardiniere for 49 cents with a $1.oo pur
chase. One to a customer.
Her Mistake. habit finally conqi
Owing to the fact that the car
lurched suddenly as he was pas'sing Dr. James Edmi
along the aisle, Bronson was deprived eian-in-chief of th
of his balance, with the result that in ance Hospital, dis
attempting to save himself from fali- Iwine and spinits
ing he clutched one of the shoulders~ came into that p
of a handsome woman who had sue- "I now find that p
eeeded in geeting a seat. Moreover he ly better without
knocked her beautiful hat away and Rheumatism is of
with great difficulty avoided stepping drinking and cure(
on her toes. As he succeeded in re- stinence.'' In de
covering his equilibrim the ladyv promptly stops all
turned toward him and said: its. In cases of
"You contemptible pup! I wish yont studies the case a
to understand that I am not a lamp- icause of the disea
post or a piece of furniture to be gienie means: and
clung to for support. You ought to patient: make a be
ride in a cattle train. You have no out -the drink thai
right to crowd in where youi can tea1|cally in the Londoi
other people to pieces with your big |pital the employme
awkward hands. You pitiful elown, c essfully laid aside
you ought to be thrown out into the
street. You are not fit to be allowedAMlttd
to go where you are likely to inter- Adc a e
fere with the comfort of refined peo- mrc~'a e
ple. You unmannerly bumpkin y o tahitt r
deserve to be''- monn.isfte
"Excuse me, madame'' Bronsoing"Lnwhr
managed to say, "you have made a hrmyppde
mistake."''yc ntr
"A mistake?'' the lady demanded,'anenotht'
her eyes flashing with wrath. "Whatwhroufaes
do you meant"Wan''eprs
"I am not your husband. ''-Chica-decidashti
THE MANAND THESNAKE. dcee hdelet
Ther isan ld tor ofa mn w o teahig tor
thing.He wa not fraid f itrandng hitws muchher
enjoyd plyingwith t. A it ing, c a nd w her 5(
largr h exibied t t inereted -Ardvee iterru]
whre ruthrs
aroud hm ad ten uiely ncol ntekowribe s me ti
and fallcrHesl. toter d W hy adoin at yoe
One ay,befre gret cowdof herate asked, "T
hadc ats pet cle h snakee.ndeknoganoto pet it
whenitles bod ti,lpls ha mlsas ITesnr l
thig as his. T afrinc weret as-nd .ad iai
thednn njoyed w thi Asitragewam aerele
sigeht.A lenhbtey hear to ihtted ofa
sand whic thamesy tupose a the, rtound.sldes i
onte da,perforence.reat inrofwd Welofhol
mineaos, the ealled that thae hueyundfinsm
snake as rusheience ere an ospra-ou a
deah. So degt they haredrinkslighreigos
oin Wednes
Vednesday night, Novernber 2
1duced prices. Buy what you
E else, and if you a!re not satis1
Bowls and Pitchers for
FREE FR
A 10 Piece Toilet Set wi,l
lucky-number will get the s
cents purchase, 2 checks w,
The duplicate checks will
November 25th by a chil
that corresponds with the
TOILET SET FREE
Window Shades and Curtains-Shades 6 fi
and 3 feet wide, each 20 cents.
Don't forget the prizes we are to give away
Ty - -!- - -
Window hisae and CurtainsrShants suppl
fore Thanksgiving.
SAnders
er its victim. y ou! "-London News.
nds, now physi- Dependent on the Past
e London Temper- At the courts & case co.
arded the use of* motor driving was being hear
years before he the chauffeur declared thai
sition. He says: driving at forty miles an1
atients do infinite- could, if necessary, pull up it
wine than with it. twelve feet.
~ten produced by "Um!" said the judge.
. by persistent ab- Then the next witness-ar
irium tremens he -gave his evidence.
supplies of spir- Said the lordship: "If
overwork, etc., he car were traveling at forty
d gets rid of the hour, and the brakes could be
se by natural hy- in suelr a manner as to stop
he finds that the! in ten or twelve feet. wher<
ter recovery with- the driver go?"
iwith it. Practi- i"Depends very much on th(
1Temperance Hos- life lie'd been living," said
nt of wine is suc- pert.-Tit-Bits..
of Fathers. .
ilearning to sing
)Oi and was trying J O 3 U O
her W\ayne. One a
heard him shout
,y papa died, land I have a nice up-to-(
ptd " O 1n of Shoes, H
died"
ion could not be Dress Goods, Noti(
ped his head side
ry surprised tone Underwear, and eve
o of 'em"-h
ar. thing that goes torn
to Be King. a COmplete stock
v is told concern
Bavaria. His ma- general merChand
noved on one O(
dier on guard at SEEM E BEFORE BU
gieted to pr1esent u
'as the soldier did
ybysight.
' preent arms" JNO P. LO
ingrily. "Do you
are indebted fr SILVER STREET, S.
d angrily at the ________ ________
ihim to be tihe
"So vou are the
aker whoi~ furnish
1 bread are yonuIaitcrdan
to have you b)X mei30dyw3.re
(uiet plae. I'd ~ hv a~t idi~n~
abiteas acur5 . chu$.r i
ily anatomy over Dako oeTe!rt
R SO I
O.A
efu -11 :ngsa
day Morning
5th. Hi.ndeds of useful articles
wish here, Lt your friends see it, c<
fied, bring it back and get your mon
OC Wedri'eVday morning beginning at 10 o
50cm. we will sell 25 Bowls and Pitchers at 5
One Bowl and Pitcher to a customer.
E FREE.FREE
be given away during this sale. '
et. W e- will give "- check with every
ith every 50 cents purchase and so
be d-awn out of the box at 4 o'cl
ti The customert holding the num
first number drawn out will get
Glass Ware at Lower Prices.
6o cents Water Pitcher, each 42 cents.
25 cents Water Pitcher, each 14 cents.
6o cents Six Piece Table Set 48 cents.
-- 5o cents Heavy Water Glasses, set of six, 38 ce
4 inch Dessert Dish, two for 5 cents.
25 cents Lamps, each 15 cents.
30 cents Lamps, each 23 cents
4o cents Lamps, each 32 cents.
5o cents Lamps, each 37 cents.
et long Don't forget us for holiday goods and Toys
will have the greatest assortment ever sho
Christ- Newberry.
Curtains zo by 90, pair 35 cents.
ied be- 200 9 inch China Bowls, this sele to cents.
Remember, tI'is sale is only at.
on lOc. Co
A Modest Request.~ parture is
.The you.ng man and the girl were time show]
.standing outside the front door hav- out notica.
acerning ing a final chat after his evening call.
d, when He was leaning against the doorpost,
when talking in low tones. Presently the
our he young.lady looked round to discover CHARILEE
1 ten or her father in the doorway clad in a
dressing gown.
''Why, father, what in the gorld is SchedulE
Sexpert the matter?'' she inquired. Lv. Newbi
''"John,'' said the father, address. Ar. Lanr-ei
Smotor ing himself to the you.ng man, ''you Lv. Laurer
niles an~ know I have never complained about Ar. Greem~
put on your staying late, and' I am not going Lv. Laurer
it with- to complain of that now. But foi Ar. Sparta
a would goodness' sake stop leaning against Lv. Sparta
'the bell push and let the rest of the Ar. Hende
sort of family get some sleep.'' Ar. Ashev:
the ex-- --__- _ - Lv. Laure:
EXCURSION FATES TO COLUM- Ar. Greeny
BIA. S. C., AND RETURN VIA .Ar. McCor
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Ar. Angus
S Account South Carolina Colored Tri-Weel
nounces very low round trip rates Nos. 1 and
from all points in South Carolina to Thursdays
Columbia,~ S. C., tickets to be sold Asheville:
late INovember 7t.h to 13th inclusive, and Fridays.
1for trains sc.heduled to arrive Colum.. Note: T
at. bia before noon of November 14th, partures, a
at.1908, limted for returni ntil Novem- other comI
ber 1(;th. 1908. ' mation, an
'For raes detailed information,
e., apply to Southern railway tick
~ aZCAS O~ adres . C. Lusk,
ake Division Passenger A zent,
J. L. Meek, Charleston, S. C.
of iAsst. GenA. Pass. Agt., -
is.Atlanta, Ga. | BU
NEWBERRY UNITON STATION. No. 18, 1
TT"Arrival and Departure of Passenger 'n., for eo
Trains-Effective 12.01 A. M. ,Southern f
Sunday, June 7th, 1908. No. 12,j
Southern Railway: derson at:
I ~ INo. 15 for Greenville- .. .. 8.57a.m. at Belton ,
No 8for Columbia .. .. 1.40 p.m. Columbia
No 1for Greenville .. . .3.20 p.m. No. 20,
No. 16 for Columbia .... .8.47 p.m. p. in., for <
- No.022 N. & L. Ry. Southern ]
*o22for Columbia .. . .8.47 a.m. fNo. 8, d
No. 52 for Greenville .. 12.56 p.m. Waihalla
No. T' 63' for Couba.. ..32 p.m. m. wthe
2~ *~No. 21 for Laurens .. . .7.25 p.m. Southern R
~ * Does not run on Sunday No. 10, f
r:~t or This time table shows the times at derson 2a 4
iFREE which trains may be expected to e iat Belton
'as na.pr from this satin. bnt their da-- j Greenville
Helps
, Nov. 18th
vill be offered in th's Crea,
>mpare it with anything to
ey.
clock Gr*at V IIus -n- Crockery.
O cts.
Five Hogsheads
Crockery just open
ed and more on the
way. Decorated
Plate.s each 5 cents.
Decorated Covered
Dish ealh 39 cents
Fhe 16 inch Decorate; Tur' Ey Dish, each 25 cents.
25 50 cents Decorated Soup Plate Set 42 cents.
6o cents io inch Decorated Dinn--r Pl ,tes. set 48 cts.
on. 6o cents 9 inch Decorated Plates, set 43 cents.
Dck 25 cents Gravy Boat, each 16 cents.
ber 10% inch White Meat Platter, each 7 cents.
9Y2 inch White Bowl, each 9 cents.
the 8 inch White Plates, set of six 15 cents.
- 9%2, inch White Plates, set of six 20 cents.
White Gravy Bowls, each 7 cents.
China Cups and Saucers, set of six 30 cents.
Bowls & Pitcheis and Chambers.
Wednesday, only while they
last, large size 50 cents.
Decorated Bowl and Pitch
Uts. er, any time during this sale,
at only 90 cents.
Large White Bowl & Pitch
er, any time dur-ing this sale,
at 73 cents.
Large White Chamber, 35
cents quality, 25 cents.
n Galvanized Tubs and Buckets.
io Quart Bucket 17 cents.
12 Quart Bucket 20 cents.
No. r Galvanized Tub 48 cents.
Don't forget the ro piece Toilet Set that will be
-given away during this'sale.
BELT S! BELTS!!
30 dozen 25c. quality Elastic and White Belts,
special, each 10 cents.
Table Oil Cloth, best quality, fancy colors, this
sale yard I2%4 cents.
not guaranteed and the lWestbound.
isa subject to change with-| No. 17, arrives at Anderson at 7.50)
a. in., from Belton with connections
G. L. Robinson, from Greerivinle.
Station Master. No. 9, arrises at. Anderson at 12.24
~ ~ - Ip. mn., from Belton with connections
TON & WESTER1N CAR-|from Greenville and Columbiai. Goes
OINA EY. . to Walhialla.
in effect May 31, 1908. p.i.frmBtowthcneins
rry(C N & L) 12:56 p.m. fo revle
Is 2:02 p.m. N. 1 rie tAdro ~
s (C & W C) 2:35 p.m.1629p .,fo Beon itcn.
ille 4:00 p.m. ncin rmGenil n ou
s2:32 p.m. ba ost ahla
nburg 4:05 p.m* . 7,diyecpSuaylavs
aburg (So. Ry.) 5:00 p.m.Anesna9.0. .,frWhla,
rsonville 7:45 p.m. wt oncin tSnc o oa
lie 8:50 p.m. !ort .uh
1 (C & W C) 2:32 p.m. No.7,1,9.ad0armie
rood 3::32 p.m. tcIsbtenAdro n etn
niek 4:33 p.m Ns n r oa rih
ta 6:15 p.m.triscarigpsegr,btwn
dv F'arlar Car line be-AnesnadWhlaadbtwn
usta and Asheville. Trains ahl,a Adro
2, leave Augusta Tuesdays,
and Saturdays, leave NTC OCEIOS
ic above ~ ~ No.19 arrivel n e nteD strc Cat Adof t 3.40e
s well a onnecons wit Forom Wetrn Ditt oths
ianiesNo.re.givenraveinatorndCrronina
I arenot garant6d.2I the matte fr EBetnL withon
EretWlim, Bnrtiosfo. revil n ou
Gia..Gosaso.Wlhalla
Augsta G7,I ankrexcptcSny. evs
Geo. T.Andeso ath c9.20o a. m., fove Wam-ll,
(kn. Agtitak oetions hat Sn eca ford loa
Ocober1, 18, E19.r Lnd B0aie, mixe
RIDGESCHIDULE. CNosi. 7handt8fare loaj freight
astboud.rainkrup caring aissr eds, be-e
eave Andrso at.30Andeson isaid Court.l payng forwee
nneetin at elton Waishalge asnud Anr; nta
ondys Greenile dys anh igws hru> odrd n
so Wa-allla nees Atwillbth po adptiin e
>anies ar ivn as coninr- ort tCaletnnadDs
E' Shrn ailas, rct nte4t f oebr
ndGen.vPase. Agt.,a,1 'lcka i. t hc
eos t Beyanwt n te esosi neet a
aiayrGreenville. parad hw C.. f n te
earves Anderson a 6.4 p. ptto hudn> ~gatd
nnections at Seneon with WtesteiO.Wlim F
rom Walhalla, leaves An- sa hro,a hretn .C.ti
0.5 p. mn., for connection 1tdyo coe.A . 98
ith Southern Railway for1 (el RihacW.uso,
~nd Columba.rolCleak