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;BR 30 DAYS 240 June 24 to July 24!1 WE ARE GOING How We give each customer during this sale, ticket bei end of thirty days we ann, ing a duplicate of a p irch, purchase refunded IN CA for $12.78, a pair of shoes nounce the day on which duplicate to our store and an illustration. We refu lucky day. We have no rocm here t member we refund the ca noth>ng keep you away fr B Co peI a* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *you - *1ples . THE IDEBR. * jsay. ell, Mr. Editor, you crowded meth out last issue, you had so much about the scout cars and pathfinders and good pt roads. It was just as well. I hope put it will all- result in stimulating an in- Ia terest in road building and road'ha working and road fixing and not bea merely road patehing. I notice the bqe party from Newber.ry took Supervi- sput sor Feagle along. I reckon that was and to show him what good roads they the have in Greenwood, for they tell me pr that now and then they .do work the All roads in that county. In this county It our supervisor devotes so much timepe to building bridges and running his tere chain gang from one place to another that he does not find time to do any road work. -o They tell me that Mr. Toms the expert from Washington, is doing Cle: some nice work on the sand and clay as road that 'he is building between here mai and Prosperity, but now and then the Iseh supervisor will take about half the! of hands off to go some where in thepa ounty to fix a little bridge. What . the spervisor ought to do is to keep tiol right on this road while he has his I hand in and work through to Pros-ne prity. It could be don~e much cheap- .am) er right flow than at any other time n,af and then the good roads advocates h i could have~ something to show the peo- the ple when the discuss-ion on good road w building came up. And besides there LO is scarcely a road in t.he county whichre is traveled by more people and tiLh. up building of which would do as m,'eh ime: to help the cause of road building. aw~ They say, you know what that is, if you don 't I am not going to tell F you, but they say that the scout cars Gra *ere advertisoing schemes on the part of1 Sof the Atlanta Journal and the New heli PYork Herald. Suppose they do get a find little syvertising out of the scheme lion they pay a pretty good price for it. title I should think it cost something to Eve keep these scout cars on the road and to pay the men who are with them. the Why not all of us go to work and get some benefit in each community through which the cars go in the way. f advertising. Or let all of us start ut sc.u cars of our own. But then 4 ONE DAYS I ENNECE AT THI OPELANI tartS Uirsdu Ju TOREFUNDTHE CASH F We Do This a duplicate check for each purchas i irs the date ard amount purchaseo. i :unce the lucky day and every person ase on this dcAy wi. have the ariount < SH. For instance yo u, u a suit < f ci for $4.03 and at the enc of the sa!e w you rnade a purchas. You may brin we refund you the $!6 78. This- is rn nd both large and small amounts ft o give prices. Everythina in stock red, sh for one whole da/'s business. Don' >m this sale. Don't miss the opening RENNECKE< know it .is a very hard matter to "Wadiyosytoh Lse everybody and especially they "ItlhiifewodI noticed the other day when I "Loeup"siSna ed out on the public squar-e that "osnu?Idntflo railing which was taken out of ta iigtr?Id oldcort oue hs eenusd t drstnwhati you man tohi a pritl rilig aoun th ouer."Ma yould ontf,"esould ~h ownarundth bi clums.e might Clave did."e o n gadto eeanthigton t heseat.' eve a.supiconof n efot tLoosNUE'' AXia itfyrold court house anusd te hetanhtyo treaer.H .re surrounding it. If that was Epps, 'has placed in my hani around on the other side also tions for the collection of t then that park was made around quent taxes for the year 194 building and the lower square was will be ready to receive th< ed we would be making a start. Ion the'14th instant. Let all public improvements come slow, not paid their taxes come f akes a lot of patience to get the once and pay the same to >e to awaken to their best in- thus save further trouble a: sis My instructions are to coll The Idler. taxes at onec. M.M. Bu Made Fine Record. She-iff Newberry ( riss Sadie Goggans, daughter of__________ k of Court Goggans, left for Tex- NWER NO T ometime ago with a purpose of re ning in Dallas as a teacher in the ols. Miss Goggans is a graduate ATVl&dDprueo Winthrop college and .taught the TanEfetv1204 session at the sc'hool at Little Sunday May 30, 190' ntain. In order to secure a posi in the intermediate department Souithern Railway: the city schools of Texas it was * renie ~ssary to stand a very rigid ex- fe.Oiuha ation. There were 600 appli- M 1frGenil s for the 43 positions to be filled. o1frCluba.. hteen of these applicants passed examination, and among the 18 C,.LR Miss Gorgans. Miss Gogzans is *o 2frClmi e cogratulated upon the excellent N.5 o revls. ird she has made, and is holding o ~frClmi e standard set by the young wo- N.2foLarn of Newberry who have gone *Denorn Sd; y fom ometo ecue psiton . 1. - ime Grenble .. .s whic trains mayluwheap..t. Intellgible o Clar..pa1 fro thnis l ..n b.. orme Go. Sm Huer th pator i6 ot oubarant. . I bytheUnitd Sate sente o .& L. R.chi outwhthe e inigoi . 22 orCoumi . . aire.NWilliafor.GCeark,lwas.. 1 late enat Hor ased.*eale bid for l beuree..v. y frmwet to see sitins. iseo ftime tlhosn :h Wber didvonsee im?wbonico train mayberr expet InBttelliibto ark prt fro thisrr sta ..tiobu rers hov.Sam auer t earrs ot a raontee Yed sir." fMotaa wa J exnetied shwive sbercet per elna iUZ,INESS FF & COMP) STORES OF_ SBROTHE 8 24th,and Lsts 31 OR ONE DAY'S BUSINESS Why WE nac'e We have adopted the novel pla kt the this section in the greatest merc, hav- rated in this store-an event that ) f the rmeshes of competition, and incre; cbes for 30 days. We have secured th i.an- to marr e the saL for us arid the g the ne, k w h v t. -sonal charge o erely perm *hat vieir our store wil b. > the only inducemenl we offer-we ha in our st-)re, ced. You caC avefom 20 to 50 per t miss the speci is, they're great. Sati. Doors open Thursday, June 24th, at & CO, IN CHE n?' isue under an act of the General oosen up Assembly of the State of South Caro e elected lina entitled, "An Act Relating to the Newberry School District'' Ap or Hoar. proved February 27th., 1909. Bid 7 you. Is ders will state in their pro not un- 'positions the rate or rates of intereecst as well as the )ed Haufs price at which they will take these bonds, including accrued interest F from May 1, 1909, also the denomina Stion of the bonds des-ired. Bids mustA ~ .be filed with F. N. Martin, chairman, I execu- Newberry, S. C., on or before the 25th he deli- day of June, 1909. )8, and I The right is reserved to reject any ase taxes and all bids. who have F. N. Martin, rward at Chairman. me, and J. M. Davis, ad costs. Secretary. ct these Newberry, S. C., June 4, 1909. ~ounty. BLUE RIDGE SCHEDULES. Eastbound. LTION No. 18, leaves Anderson at 6.30 a. in., for connection at Belton wit n passenger Southern for Greenville. L M. INo. 12, from Walhalla. leaves~ Ar . derson at 10.15 a. mn., for connection at Belton with Southern Railway for -.7jx. p. in., for connections at Belton with 4p.m. ISouthern Railway for Greenville. 2.43 p.m. No. 8, daily except Sunday, from .4 p.m Walhalla arrives Anderson 6.24 p. in., with connections at Seneca wita S. Southern Railw?y from points south. B.47 a. No. 10, from Walhalla, leaves An- points south. 32.5 p derson at 4.57 p. mn., for connections Nos. 17, 18, li 7.~at Belton with Southern Railway for tra'ns between A Greenville and' Columbia. Nos. 7 and 8 Tjf~~~ a'Westbound. trains, carrying No. 17, arrives at Anderson at 7.50) Anderson and 1M dti de- a. mn., from Belton with connections' Walhalla am' Ai ther tde from Greenville. and theNo. 9, arrives at Anderson at 12.24 CHAYLESTON ige with-~ p. in., from Belton with connections O from Greenville and Columbia. Goes Lsonl, to Walhalla. - No. 19, arrives at Anderson at 3.40 i chedle in ed p. mn., from Belton with connections HOOL from Greenville. No. 11, arrives at Anderson at Lv. Newberry(C d for an 6.29 p. m., from Belton with con- 'Ar. Laurens >rofnections from Greenville and Col - Lv. Laurens (C ool Dis- bia. Goes to Walhalla. Ar. Greenville run for- No. 7, daily except Sunday, leaves ILv. Laurens :t not to Anderson at 9.20 a. mn., for Walhalla, Ar. Spartanburg -n t b ---h conetin a.Snec for local Lv. Spartanburg kEE \NY'S ? RS 30 DAYS 1DOUD S June 24to JuI24 TO OUR CUSTOMERS. Do This n in order to interest the people of mntile event that has been inaugu will blaze a trail through the targled -,se the size of the American dollar e - ervices of Brennecke & Company Company's Manager, L A. Bren f the sale and will see to it that everv satisfied. The free day is not the /e reduced the price of every article :ent. by. buying at this store. Re 5faction or your money back. Let 10 o'clock. WRGE - -IS - DIT CANNING TIME! ND WE HAVE ALARGE STOCK OF TIN CANS WAX STRING CANS WAX STRINGS MASON JARS JAR RUBBERS EXTRA JAR TOPS 'SOLDER CAPPING STEELS SOLDER FLUX TIPPING IRONS BEND US YOUR ORDERS, LMMER BROS. CO. Uulholesale and Retail Ar. Hendersonville 7:45 p.m. . and 20 are mixed Ar. Asheville 8:50 p.m. ~nderson aind Belton. Lv. Laurens (C & W C) 2:32 p.m. are local freight Ar. Greenwoo,d 3:32 p.m. passengers, between Ar. McCormick 4:33 p.m. ahalla and between Ar. Augusta 6:15 p.m. idersor: Tri-Weekly Partar Car line be -- - t;ween Augusta and Asheville. Trains b WESTERN CAR- Nos. 1 and 2, leave Augusta Tuesdays, RA RY Thursdays and Saturdays, leave Asheville .Mondays, Wednesdays and --Fridays. ~ect May 31L 1908- Note: The above arrivals and de partures, as well as connections with N & ) 1:56 .m.other comnpanies, are given as info-r N& )12:56 p.m1. mation, and are not guaranteed. ~' k W C) 2:35 p.m.|j Ernest Williams, 4:00 p.m. j Gen. Pass. Agt., 2:32 p.m. Augusta, Ga. 4:05 p.m. Geo. T. Bryan, (So Ry. 5: p. - rm. thenvinle. S. C..