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Read this ad. anc you are a discree1 your money, it mE CTS. ON EVREY D 1211 Main Street. a few of the many DRESS G( We.have two stocks of Dress G; than we can handle. We are offer Broadcioths, Scicilians, Bri'lliantin( all going at low figures. The $1.00 goods, your choice, The 75 cents goods, your choi The 50 cents goods, your choi The 35 cents goods, your choi< The 25 cents goods, your choii S HOES. Don't Fail to See Our Display ol Not the pudgy, pasteboard kind, b for good looKs and solid wear. prices and descriptions, from th( styles, $4 00 shoe for $3.00, etc., to The Shoe Fits Your Foot. The n UMBREL It is far better to spend a few ce your school boy or girl dry than it w~ and have a doctor's bill to pay, t< pneumonia. We have a few at the: The $1.00 kind for 75 cents. T] The 50 cents kind f< They won't last long at these pric named above, and we also hav take just one visit to our "Stor The Nams isO THE NEWS OP PROSPERITY. Iplain short Cotton Rus2hing to Gin.-Millinery it set Openings.-Palmfetto Club En- 'recei tertains.-Personl. more serve Prosperity, October 4.-Mrs. M. 0. for 3. Kreps has gone to Columbia to with spend several days. tiene< Mrs. Lester Bedenbaugh and chil- tion. dren have returned from a visit to Mr frds at Laurens. his h: Miss Rosabel Harmon left Satur- Mi: dax for her school near Charleston. Tues< Ee will teach p)iano'and voice. throp 'Mr. DeWitt Mitchell, of Saluda, Mi' visited at Dr. G. Y. Hunter's last for I week. .0 The Palmetto club met Friday af- Mr. S.'ternoon at the auditorium at 4 Savai e.'elock. There was an interesting Mr. debate on the q1uestionl Is Man Wo- from man's Peer?"' with an open discuss- visit ion and quotations from "'The Prin- itariu .ees' by the entire club, to .be Mrs. Quattlebaian spent Friday in Thi Glumbia 'with ner sister. jSilver -Mr. and Mrs. Mal Cook :have re- day< tarned from a visit to Little Moun- other tain, i ments .Saturday was a great day for cot- Mih ton. Assuredly it was ki'ng-but it visite< was unusual to see so much of hismaj- lie M e.sty returning home as it came-un- Mis rinned-on aceounft of the grand rush. cn i 1rT H E I see what that sho : buyer and wish tc 0ans A SAVING OF OLLAP you spend Take i ook at L we have for you. )ODS. ( >ods in our shelves-more 'Mer's Ing them at ccst and less. All - 1s and Panamas-they are GOODS GEF at 75 cents the yard. ce, at 59 cents the yard. ce, at 37 cents the yard. Low :e, at 27 cents the yard. Al3o :e, at 19 cents the yard. ASK - SHO S Real Bargains in Shoes Ladies at solid leather shoes, made We: We have them in all sizes, $15 0C nitty patent leather dress We the best work shoes made. of the rice [its Your Pockeibook. The we offe We, L AS. thatwe nts for an umbrella to keep Honf ould be to let them get wet; >say nothing of the risk of se prices: Our ae 75c. kind for 60 cents are var >r 39 cents. them. ) :es, so GET BUSY. from 1: e jots more like 'em that we et e of Low Prices" and we will [ MAIN STREE t. goes up on account of the from a age and everything else. We fail, ginia. 'ms, to bear in mind, that if we Mr. Gie re ever so little it is a great deal days for than we ungrateful mortals de- etinue his .Everythi ng will come out right lege. God's in His heaven, all's right Mrs. E the world''--only time and pa- Columnbia Sare necessary for this culmina- The op establisht .Olin Bobb spent Sunday *ith ot' Prosp me people. IThis galt SMaud Livingston stopped over and will ay night on her way to Win- bats :and We are g s An-nie Moseley left Tuesday not as tra ~lizabeth College, Charlotte, N.* truly than baskets a: Birge Wise spent Sunday in ture. Th nahi. thie new f J1. L. Wise returned Monday to lend a Asueville, where he went to the puffs Mrs. Wise at Dr. Carroll's San- neath thme m. He reports her improvement Oteila AM rapid. friends a; Ladies' Aid society gave a jmost bee Tea at the Parsonage on Fri- Black's,] ~vening. There was music anid close will forms of amusement. Refresh- hat to th< were served, entire ass s Gallman, of New;berg~, We've i Misses Clara Gibson and Wil- readers a ay Wise last week. Pole ques s Erin Kohnm spent the week-- not disco: rt sentence means GET THEEBESTI FIFTEEN TO THi at our "Store of L( iese bargain; t .LOTHING. cLC Suits and Pants. Children's ie need to say is that !JQR EXTIR WILL BE SOLD AT GOST AT ONC OUR SUIT AT A BARGAIN. The kind of Suit you pay $15 00 f The kind of Suit -you pay 12.50 f< The kind of Suit you pay 10.00 f er priced Suits at correspondingly oargains like tese in Children' 0 SEE 'T-EM. s Cloaks, Snirts , rn d eriear have a limited supply of Ladies' down, that we are closing Cut at CC are still selling Shirts at 25 per ce ntire line at that price. dnd of Underwear that you pay 3 r at 40 cents a garment, 75 cents 1 lso have a few WVindow Shades,w are selling at 37 cents each. This espuns and Gingharns at 5 cents a: OUT1NG S. assortment of Outings is now at i ied, and at the very low prices at w rou cannot fail to find what you wan 2 1-2c. to 6c. the yard; prices fro-n mii't enumerate i:ere. If you~ a SH-OW you. T, Opposite Newberry i-it to her parents in Vir- is the guest last, week. orge Harmon leaves in a few Mr. and M Atlanta, where he will con- nesicday for] studies in :he Dental (Col- gell's territoi Dr. and 1, .E. Young spent Monday in are staying Taylor on th< ening's at our two millinery Mrs. D..J. nents are events in the lives ihave retunie erity 's maatrous and maids. e asionl began Thursday WILL LA' continue until the supply of mhonev ar bo8th exhausted. Southnern to lad to see t-hat the styles are C-olumb -igsi the spring. Weare kful that upsidedown p)each <)olumbia. re not in season at this june- the improve1 e rakishi tiIts and turns that Railway betw all hats are showimz. bid fai ville. w ih re 'a added chiarmi and grc to bener~ roadHbe and curls and dimples be- isavery war ml. At iMoselev Bros.. Miss~. :omuuss55ion tas will be gla.d to see -her siderable corr ain and assist them to her A letter wa oming chape au. At Mr. commission f ifiss Tome and Miss Grose- vice president take pleasure in suiting the the Southern a face, and displaying their after looking ;ortment. between Alst< been wondering how our :finds that the re arraigned on the North twelve miles tion. If this weather does thain sixty p)0 itinue, we're thinking that met h ave b suibject mi;rbtt prove more to had terrVit te8ii Your We have received a letter in which they say: ''State in your advertisem return to \ewberrv for loan the c impany receives from t pany has done more than this (Sign SEE WHAT STj o you. If INSURANCE DEPART-I /A i U E forlMr. ' A. McSwain, Newb /A& U~Des r Sir: Replying to yours < R TY-FIV E ern Life &- Trust Co., of < licensed by ths department >w Prices," In all cases where the amo nt -f their reserve are i j tection of their policy holdei y are Only pose. Yours ver - INsURA DEPART11 ) CH I NG. M r. W. A. McSwain, Newb Dear Sir: Suits and Cloaks. I should say that the iwas WVORTHY Of CO-NFIDE-'NC E STOCK OF TH ESE ending 1908, now before ime E. and surplus to policy hold . It's up to you to $130,152 00. Y< r, at $9.50. >r, at 7.25. or, at 7.25. Buy your life insurance or, at 6 00. money in this community, y educed prices. for our young people and fo s Suits and Cloaks. Our rates are a little lowe company operating in this s< If you fail to See us beforl aice we both lose. A . Call at our office, write ot W1now Slades. SECURITY LAN & C!oaks, prices from )St. (,10 its best. nt off. Your choice Oe of the railroad commis ini speakln,z of~ the situatio 1101 i.Z"''d: "I thiiik that 1.00 for elsewhere, 1kert wrotg about the rail he suit pe~n al ewe it rth 50 cents each, fafsetriovrheo ~s y our opportunity,.al nterodvr rm. susual. 'onswih.Terab hiecloadeofrereoffecarng mu.hThheierlues rangehe 9 1-2c.\ tloes he ailc. ts es; hepatensXVfJ. N McCAUGHRIent Ta bde is best.~ 9 1 -c. to4c. lne of [te reeaillad mi in speaklin of the situnlai '~ .Zoin 1~isc morntin 'Kid:1 "I thnk that : kertis wong1 aout2 the il" Gn(renville illnt permit all of th ater iscusved. thero Earldofl condiinio. atteu ma It oad ft frihwars ad muhweaie nowiin tohallo t ae,indo thi fasery trarin cns Savng Bak y In mpace n :heal ar] ommssioan. A nest s ___________________ u_ hat pasedb equipmen mofithe TWhigeople Df C., St.a of Mr. A.H Haw in "fThe Honrable Raod ( branh of o:he Caolhen Coaun rs. ff idgel lft e!: : C-enuemenr Roefering for Talo fro d Missourai,ud Shipralstotha trrtoyk HEVIE RAIS. ind Greenwille crencelyngl - oh the mto ter orssd not Improe Lin BetE healet l of tecm itssiontten La an Greevill. daytisr etihe commisiwn will he state that terly,o t I)et 1.-he ubjereo (ined) suffCien H. aokt iient he Southe ng '''i f aPaser tan Gend Mar that anlimprovementGbeeas in ne itI he airoa Ibyite famirssine. ATreout ~d as esutedin on-Ilaye isver 1y the misi espondeneWas hington day. C., Set rof Mrs. C. H. Hackerind wilThees Honorabe ailoa adgeeralmnagerohn. ot:h adrolla, Coln lrilay statin that Rid-atur cofmunfircatind other into ForesttBdnbag,er of rail etee Alesonalnd nanwday Grenille Mrs.|vlle tame a inbro thetc irwyt ta-mlsof rail of weight less mtshateauortha Taylor and thMisrage bl toscr naypeiu eIumadoe toLine Bewe neyut othe anduthatrdysonu ndelgi 02' tue ~ ~ shi rails wiloo t ~ hat tl~ ite ir rory as ~' S'llrSt mnthl'. As! to:.r whhee o8r not Hi O\ SXi V (8 days is a question butf~~ we. wil ne uhe~i~vil 'Signed "C.. 'hiii H. SAckd 011eV LU h011H6. from the Southern Life & Trust Company, ents that it is the policy of the company to s or investments the net premiums which hat locality. You might say that the coim and hopes to continue to do more than this." ed) A. W. McALISTER, President. ATE OFFICIALS WRITE: ENT, STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Raleigh, March ioth, 1909. erry, S. C. )f the 9th inst., I would say: The South rreensboro, is chartered ii this State and and is considered SAFE and SOUND. egister their policies the securities to the leposited with this department for the pro s and are CONSIDERED AMPLE for this pur y truly, (Signed) JAMES R. YOUNG, Insurance Commissioner. ENT. STATE OF SOFTH CAROLINA. Columbia, March 1oth, 1909. erry, S. C. Southern Life & Trust Co., of Greensboro, i-. By the annual statement for the vear it shows total assets of about $675,000.00 ers of capital S3oo,ooo.co and surplus of >urs very truly, (Signed) F. H. McMASTER, Insurance Commissioner. olicies from this agency and keep your here it is available for ube in buying homes r the development of our community. r and dividends a little larger than any Ction. 0you close the contract for your life insur !pbone us. NYESIMENT C0MPANY, AGENT, reas. W. A. McSWAIN, Sec'y. vember 6. Two big football games sioners. ineluding the Clemson-Carolina game n this will be played. Other attraetive fea &r. Ae- wtures ill be in the list this year. 3. The n and Visitors to the State fair this year running will have an opportunit-y of seeing 1.d. The 'the nartion 's chief. President Taft 5 to 70 comes to Columnbia on Saturday, No 1 is in Ivemb?er 6, the last day of the fair. know The~ fair starts on November 1 and -e very continues for six days. Special fea used to tures of the gala occasion will be ed n rails. Iueation day, the Clemson-Carolina badly football game, increased exhibits and some to many other things secured1 for the oad has pleasure and entertainment of the visitors. nme the )lnlbia Advertising Adages. . l hog som of the more eriti ai thurd . (' a llifl(led Um1ong tlle sons of Adam .i '1) ntSubiheSii l: all the propol) . iiions~ laid down in t ie following tm ed Tudo)r JCi-lks to Ad1vertisino~ and phaesSelin teyare nevertaeless so - aimnsmart and thought provoking as to d, hcmerit lthe News hearty pass-themn da alongut compliment: which Advertize irst [then theorize. le rnd Avertsingnever takes a day off.. e oper- Sweet are the uses of advertising.. ezested Nio day without an advertisement. ed for Don't let the public guess; tell on was them. n. 0. The path to the purse is publicity. ,0. Advertise -today, and sell tomor ommis- rw ubia, s. No man buys what he never heard. ther to Of. 9th in Trust in providence an.d printer's 2e mat- ink. Green- Poor advertisements are better twelve than none. n sixty 'If ashamed of your business, keep~ it dark, iade to iThere is nothing so "lucky'' as t once, advertising. it this P llant advertisements that sales may eve will grow. 1 sixty ITibet doesn 't advertise; but this is do our America. You know of P. T. Barnum? Queer. ag.er." Hionesty is the best policy-with adlvertising. aig and If your business is honest, why for a make it a secret? pening The best advertising is the cheap ir will est in the end. aber 6 JFlowers may blush unseen--you lumbia must advertise. e here You know what is advertised--and of the so do others. attrae. If you don't advertise your busi a foot- ness the sheriff may. rigs of Fishing without bait is businese ertain. without advertising., e been Tihe beginning of a college course year. is often a hazy undertaking. nment The Application. H]vsi ato to t hose whoi( talk and raik r.t, o)n Tis: )1, roe rb 51houl d appie: ; until The Ste:1!' that1 biows thle winI-le