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ELA LADIES' BEAUTIFUI The cream of the i be worth your while you want to buy or made of Voiles, Jar Panamas and mixture together, in the new( one or two of a kin in one kind or anothe $8.48 and $7.48 bound Bargain Price. of $4.9S 69c. WOMEN'S HO Women's Black Sill Garter Top, Lis:- Sole BARGAIN PR1 75e. LADIES' WA Embroidery Trimme+ Black Lawn Waists BARGAIN PRIF 7&c. CHILDREN'S R( The we:ll known B Style, Finest Rompers BARGAIN PRIt 12 1.2e. WOMEN'S Best 12 1-2c. Ribbed Swiss Finish, Full Size BARGAIN PRIF 75c. MEN'S SHII MEN'S STO] Some Neat Patterns Sizes BARGAIN PRIC AME NEWBER * SOCIAL. * Cr * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * B Miss Elizabeth Dominick was the Mi hostess for the Calvmn Crozier char)- ga ter, U. D. C., at its regular monthly ISa meeting Thursday afternoon. A pro- Su gram on the battle of Shiloh was ren- leI dered, .After which it was decided to W: give $25 to the Shiloh monument fund. After a social hour refreshments were I served. Ex *The Emery circle met with Miss Minnie Gis~t Friday morning and spent (the time most delightfully chatting and sewing. A delightful course lun- 1 cheon was served at 1 o'clock. dre * * * -ent The Calendar society held its an- Ithr niversary meeting with Mrs. J. K. sur Gilder Friday afternoon. A history 'sio: of the chapter showing its growth, '1 anid the good work it has done was ed read after which a musical program Ires was carried out: Misses Mazie Dom- Ialt inick and Giniard rendered beautiful in 1 piano solos, Mrs. Banks sang a solo of and Mr. and Mrs. Banks a dulet. De.. nea lightful refreshments were then serv- fabo ed the guests present. Offi' Coa The class of children which accom- hav panied Miss Mayme Swittenberg to brir Prosperity Saturday to demonstratesu the work of the second grade acquit- T ted themselves most credita-bly and Ishowed the splendid training of their ther teacher. Those in the class were: whte Claudia Wheeler, Annie Ward, Aubrey at "illey, Janie Dey Paysmnger, Mildrea Tarrant, Herra Dickert, Carol Sum- P1 mer, Olarke Floyd, Ralph Gunter, Jnegr Frances Jones, Aline Dunn. not * * * tilt: All veterans who desire crosses of fresi honor for May 10 will please fill out out application blanks a:nd file same by goini April 10, 1911, with Mrs. J. E. Nor- be s< wood, president Drayton Rutherford! are chapter, No.152, U. D. C. a pC One of the most enjoyable oca the c sions of last week was the miscel- ed 0 laneous showver given to Miss Lucy Wright by her friend. Miss B' ss Ec'zer. Miss Wright is to b-. mar ried on the evening of the 12th. Tw The house was beautifully d1'corat ed in pink arnd green. The ;ride-eime: T:as charmingly gowned in aue chiffon. IHa: nr-h o,we was giv'cm1 an -er- on ni th LSTE SKIRTS, $4.9S narket. It will .o look whether not. They are Big Stock for M [amas, Chiffon, , elegantly putM st styles, only This sale will create a sens stock you will find both hi 1, but all sizes scarce now. The Shoes fc r. Values $9.98, Men's $3.50 high and low to move at our Men's $5.oo and $6.oo higl Boys' $2.25 and $2.:50 l{igh Misses' $2.25 high and low SIERY 4c. Women's high grade $3 00 Women's $4.0o and $4.50 I Hose, Lisle s CE 4Sc. MEN' ISTS 4Sc. SUTS t( I White and $20.00 the be 'E 4Sc. $15.00 SU1"ITS tion to. IPERS 4Sc. $12.50 S ITS read Winners your atti Made. ". $15, 12.50, 1 VESTS 5c. - Cotton Vests, lc1. MEN'S COLLAl The Famous LYon Bra '/E aC. World Over for I5c. TS 47. BARGAIY PRICE .E. $1.00 CHILDREN'S DRI as Above-all In Madras, Galatea anc E 47c. BARGIlN FRI( E RICAN I I*L R Y, - - -. rd on which they wrote tel.egramsj d good wishes to the bride-elect. eai and cake and mints were serv .The following were pres'ent: Miss -ooksie Dennis, Mrs. Boyd Jacobs, I s. Russell Tidmarsh, Misses Mar ret Burton, Mabel Williamson, rah Houseal, Alice Auil, Vernia mm.er, Marie Summer, Lucile FEl- "" -s, Lucy Hill, Lucy Wright and Eva 'ight. 30ONTICTS TRAPPED IN MINE. plosion Entomibs 118 and All Be. lieved Dead--Worst in History of Alabama, sittleton, Ala., April. 8.--One huui- """ d and eighteen men are tonight ombed in the Banner mine and butu ee bodies have 'been brought to the If face, following a terrible explo i early this morning. Lhe fatal after-damp, which follow the explosion, has so far kept thie muers from -penetrating the mine, tough they have been far enough he interior to see a gruesome p ile b.uman bodies huddled together r the shaft. It is estimated that tit twenty men are in this pile. badours 3ials of the Pratt ConsoIldated det an I company, who own the mine, e n a practically abandoned hope of Iwhich t( ging out any of those below the Hartsvill ace alive. . -morning. 11s afternoon they could be heard Iburned, eking on the pipes below, buit three mn; e is an ominous stillness tonight, mnte :h indicates that the suffocating mances 7-damnp has done its deadly wo:7k. i Fiday nt Work of Rescue Slow. jtrained acticav ~ ~were got -atcU lo he men are mdi. o convicts. The rescue work can- curred. proceed with great efficiency t.n-|J de mine can be bra tticed, so that! tse air can be forced in to drive men are the after-damp. This work is car, witt i on tonight, but it probably w~ill The anin averal days before afl of the men dloors shi ecovered and, of course,' there is was smal ssibilitv that some of them In a.ge to ti te parts of the mine will survive int-ense al eadly gases, but this hope is bas- the inmnat a very slender foundation. erheating __________________focated b INSTR'ELS D)IE !N FL.MES. Perish' in Basence O>r Fire at atrisville-Nix (Other 1mbers it'.~ppointfed Badly Burned. S An Extraordin Its Wonder) In and Boys. Special Pur sses and Children. Plent ation. These Shoes for men and boys gh and low Shoes, the right kind of I r the Women and Misses are the best Shoes are now . . $2.o t and low Shoes are now . . $2.85 snd low Shoes are now. . $r.65 Shoes are now . . . . $r 65 and $3.50 low Shoes, Pumps, Sailor T ugh and low Shoes, all the best styles S CLOTHING > be sold at $11.48! These suits ;t workmen. Spring styles at oing at $9.89. This line of Suit Latest Spring and Summer Styl or $8 48. Because of the low pri mition to them. Spring Styles at o LOT of SUITS at $4.89. and Summer Styles going S ac. 50c. MEN'S UNDE nd, Sold the MEN'S ST A Popular Brand 10e. Thread in White and BARGAIN PR] SSES 4Sc. 75c. JAP RU4 Linen 36x72 Japanese Mat 4Sc. BARGAIN PR] 0ASH, .BLAUSTEi] I will sell you a Hand ] 10 cents. Also Ladies per inch, and I will giv each Belt a 25 cent Be HOUSE OF A THOUS3 company" were burned to Ithe a d six others very badly burn- to b( njured in a baggage car fire, rg >ok place on the siding at CV, e at about 5 o'clock thir,j by th Of the six others so badly Reed. it is probable that two or Th4 uy not recover. This negro the r c'>m,pany gave t wo perfor- gue, dere, the last of which was lina ight. Their tent and several mend animals and other fixtures of cb ten into a baggage car after of Nc and in this car the fire oc- The is that somie -ten or twelve Geo.' accustomed to sleep in this and T .the animals, scenery, etc. eral a uals were h!tenlea and al:I it tight and the fire, which PiR Iin itself and did .ittle dani ie car or baggage, was so petit id rapid in the close car that es were burned by the sup of the air within and( s3uf- Cl smoke and fumes. that v,; morro Bri2adier Gen~eraI. V. {. V.. ing~ a ic(eedingL (Gen. Re Hi. beeni I ---- count ay Sale With u) Bargains chases from Leading Makers y of Tans for Everybody. hive a raputation second to none, and reme ootwear for Easter. Plenty of tan leath alues we have ever given. Wen's $4.oo high and low Shoes are now. 3oys' $3.00 and $3-50 high and 'ow Shoes a: Little Gents' $2 oo high and low Shoes are n Mildren's $2.00 high and low-Shoes are nov es, One-Strap Pumps, Oxford Ties, etc., ax mnd leathers, are now . . DEPARTMEN ire made of the best materials and by s we want you to pay particular atten 2s only .......................... ce and high grade of these suits we ca rherL are bargains in this lot. Sprin it. ............................... RWEAR 29e. FIVE CEN'7 DRE. Imperial Solid Head( )f Fine Lisle Paper Pins Balbriggan BARGAIN PRII [CE *29c. 75c. MEN'S STRAW S 39e. Sennett, Split, Yacht ting est Styles CE 29e. BARGAIN PRIC [N, Manager. ted Pens P~ainted Pen at 'Belts at 1 cent e you free with it Buckle. . k Store, DTHNS. I ppointment of Col. U. R. Brooks brigadier general of the First de, South Carolina division, U. te fill the position left vacant! i e resignation of Brig. Gen. J. W. I L appointment was announced at equest of Major Gen. B. H. Tea commanding the South Caro division, and upon the recomn 3tion of Gen. C. Irvine Walker, arle'ston, commanding the Army rthern Virginia department. orders came from headquarters w Orleans and are signed' by V. Gordon, general commanding, 7illiam E. Mickle, adjutant gen nd chief of staff. mm. -- - - - --- -TO 0 [10N HEARING POSTPONED. Gov. B] n of S. M. Stockman Conmes lie. fore Governor Friday. Colun mbhia, April 9.-The i2ear:ng Will lea as to be held at 12 o'clock to- attend t v before Gov. Blease, in re the which 3 'a for the pardon of S. M. Stock- Tuesday prominent Lexingtonian serv- I either 1 sentence~ for manslaughter has fa later ostponed outil Friday, on ac- ,Goven of the illness of counsel, em and 1! be held Friday if cornus.! is He take ough by t hat time. of thefR 'I 'I 59c. NOVELl Navy and Black LoaS Dress Wear BARGAIN for Women 25c BORDERED W. Printed Btiste an Quality, Dandy Sty: rber, too, in the BARGAIN : ers-and tan is 12 1-2c. PERCAL] - -$2.45 In all New Sprin -e now . . $2.co Medium Dot Effect ow. . . . $r.39 BARGAIN now. . . 69c. SILK FO ......'$2.45 Silk Foulards of " in Monotone, Scro) Designs D BARGAIN ] 1 25c. LYON'S TOO $11.48Dr. I. W. Lyon'. Powder in Cartoons $9.89 BARGAIN I Al 25c. FOULAR ".$8.48 Printed Foulards Designs, Coin, Pin 9$4.89 Effects---27 inches BARGAIN F 'S. 80e. OPAQUE WIND ,d Adamatine Sunproof Opaque, Green, Blue, White E 1c. BARGAIN P HATS 48c. $1.25 XEN'S S Shapes-Lat- MEN'S S Men's Shirts of I E 48 Neat Patterns, all S BARGAIN P: XSING - SOUTH CA EASTER AT Anderson Rig lot' of Rabbits, Ducks, Eggs. Best Egg Dye. 4 SCandies, including Rabb for Easter Pael lew lot Easter and other Posi laby Shc es and Sandals......... plendid line of Flowers, per b nmitted four-in.hand Cravats.. ilk four-in-hand Cravats...... Jp-to-date Club Tis.. ...... [ew lot ladies' Collars and Jal lisses' Hose, blue, pink, white, ittle Sox, assorted shades.... Don't wait too-late to do you: Buy From Us and Save * inderson 1 REAT COUNCIL RED MFX. ease to Attend Annual Gath- Noi ering of Order. <1ay, * ury < ihia, April 9.-Gov. Blease county, l'e here tomorrow afternoon to in the he Great Council of Red Men, openly vill convene in Greenville of thirt morning. Gov. Blease will petit fu ave on the 1 o'clock train or jpleas w afternoon train. ior Blease is past great sach- 1 member of the great council. great int.erest in the work Jury C Y SILK 29c. for Waists and PRICE 29c. SH FABRICS 15c. d Organdies, Sheer les and Colors. PRICE 15c. FOR Sc. YARD. Designs, Pin and s. PiICE 'c. ULARDS 39c. Excellent Quality I and Polka Dot, 'RICE 39c. H POWDER 19c. Perfect Tooth RICE 19c. DS FOR 15c. in all new Spring and Me.u:m Dot wide, RICE 15c. OW SH IDES ?.c. all colors, Dark RICE 22c,. HIRTS 89c. rORE! rancy Materials, izes RICE 89c. ROLINA. IOc. Co. Chicks. Baskets and o0mplete Line of its and Eggs aRges. Cards just received un h....... c . etc. ............... 0 shopping. he Difference. LOc. Co. TO DRAW JURY. e is hereby given that on Fri pril 21, we, the undersigned ommissioners for Newberry S. 0., will at 9 o'clock a. m., office of the Clerk of Court, and publicly craw the names y-six men who shall s-erve as rors at the court of 'ommon tich will convene May 8, 19l11 JTno. L. Epps, Eug. S. Werts, Jno. C. Goggans,. ommissioners for ',. .: erry