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I Blazing The Tr Wait! Hol On To Yi With replenished stocks this gr< with every department contributi tions. We will make a clean sw4 nants and odds and ends. All tickets in plain figures. Come ev Here's How We Put Money in Your Pocket. 2 bales 40 inch Sea Island, worth 8/ c, sale price 6Yzc 2 cases Poe Mills Bleaching, full 36 in. wide, 1o yds. limited, sale price yd - - - - - - 5c 36 inch Pajama Nainsook, value 12%yc, sale price the yard - - - - - - - - - 8c White Crocheted Bed Spreads, $i.oo value, sale price each - - - - - - - - 49c White Crocheted Quilts, full size, $1.50 value, sale price only - - - - - - - 98C 72 in. 2 yards wide Union Linen Sheeting, 50c value, sale price - - - - - - - 29c 9o in. 2 z yds. wide Union Linen Sheeting, 75c value, sale price - - - 'k-- - - - 39c One case standard Shirting Calicoes, worth 64c, sale price - - - - - - - - 4%Zc Big Purchase Black voile Skirts Go On Sale | This Week, Secured from a Skirt Manufacturer who needed the money quick, all made in the newest designs. We put this lot of skirts on sale Wednesday morning. Do not miss this chance to pick up a beautiful Voile Skirt to Ill wear with your summer waist. $7.0o, $s.oo and $1o.oo beautiful Voile Skirts, sale price - - - $5.98 MiMNP . The Baracas. acant Scholarships in the Citadel, The Baraca Sunday school class of jlina, Charleston, S. C. the First Baptist .church will hold a--. business meeting Tuesday at 6 P. m.,~ One vacancy in the beneficiary July 18, 1911, at the store of Mr. J. H. scholarships in the Citadel from New west. All members are expected to berry county will be filled by competi he present tive examination on August 11, 1911. C. A. Murphy, For full information concerning Reporter. these scholarships address the super intendent, at the Citadel, Charleston, Farmers' Institutes. s. C. Little Mountain, Tuesday, July 18, Next session begins September 20, 3. M. Sease. 1911. Bethel School house, Pomaria, Wed- The Citadel offers courses in Civil nesday, July 19,-sJ. B. O'Nea11 Hollo- Engineering, English, Chemistry and wray. Physics. Degrees of B.. S. and C. E. Silverstreet, Thursday, July 20, J- conferred. It is designated by the B. O'Neal1 Holloway. Iwar department as one of the distin guished military institutions, one of TH whose graduates receives a commis CLEMSON AGEICULTURAL sion in the United States army. COLLEGE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Enrollment Over 700-Value of Prop- The stockholders of The Newberry erty Over a Million and a Quarter La~nd and Security Co., will hold their Ninety Teachers and Officers. annual meeting at Chamber of Coin Seven full four years courses, in merce rooms On Tuesday, July 18, 1911, Agriculture, Engineering, etc.- at 12 o'clock m, for the purpose of Cost per session of nine months, in- electing directors for ensuing year and cluding all fe'es, board, heat, light, attending to such other business that laundry, and necessary uniforms-maberogtbfrehe eti. $121.87.Jo.MKnad Students who are financially able, ereay pay $40.00 tuition additional. Jl ,11.71-tw2 SCHOLAESHIP AND ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.STC OLESM TIG The College maintains 124 Agricul- Pusatoareltin fth tural Scholarships, and 43 TextileborofdecrsfthGln-wy Scholarships, worth each $100.00 andMauctrncopy,ameigf free tuition.testchlesosadom nyi (Students who have attended Clem-heeycldtobhldaWitre son college or any other college or-SuhCrln,o h 2ddyo university, are not eligible for the Jl,11,a 0ocoki h oe scholarships unless there are no oth- no,t osdradatuo h er eligible applicants). olwn eouioso adbado Scholarship and entraxnce examina- drcoso adcmay rvdn tions will be held at the county seatsfoaniceeofteaialsckf July 14, 9~ a. m.sadcmaybthisu ofiv Next Sessions Opens Sept. 18, 1911.hudesarsocmontcko SWrite at once to W. M. Riggs, Pres- teprvleo n ude olr i ent Clemson College, S. C., for cata- asae n ffryfv ude logu, s 'arsip bank. ec. f y ursu tof rferesolto of thea dela, yc~ ma becrowed ot, oaue of directonred ollars alen-Lore, 'ail Of Economy ur Money and Watch! sat sale starts Wednesday morning rg to these bargain-giving attrac eep this week of all odd lots, rem goods marked with remnant sale ery day this week. : Hosiery Clean Up Sale. Children's fancy top Sox, 15, 19 and 25C values, sale price - - - - - - - - 1212C i case Garter Top Gauze Stockings, 20c values, sale price - - - - - - - - 12%c i case Boys' and Misses' fine Ribbed Hose, regular 25C values, at only - - - - ,- 1I2%C r case Ladies' Gauze Lisle Hose, worth double, garter tops. 25c seller, at only - - - - - 19C I case Ladies' Gauze Vests, tape neck and arm holes, Ioc value - - - - ,- - - - 5C i case 45 in. French Lawn, regular 25c seller, io yds. limit, yd - - - - - - - - I oc i case 81 x go ready made Sheets, regular 85c seller, limited, at only - - - - - - 62%C I lot 71 x 90 ready made Sheets, regular 5oc seller, limited at only - - - - - - - 39C Black Panama Skirts. We scooped in a lot of all-wool Panama Skirts and, like the Voiles, go on sale at a big reduction. You Can Always Shop Here In perfect comfort of mind, because every purchase carries our iron-clad guarantee. Wih.You1 Can Always.Shop Here Wihsurety of greatest savings, because of our de- . terminationl lever to be undersold. L UG H'S with the perferepces, liabilities and issued under these resolutions' sha: conditions set out in said resoltuions, be redeemable in like manner at an viz: - time after the first day of Januar3 Whereas it is deemed advantageous 1920. All surplus prodts, after pa to enlarge the plant of the Glenn- ing the said dividends, fshall be apprc Lowry Manufacturing company by ad- priated as follows: On and after th ding thereto thirty thousand spindles first day of January, 1910, 60 per en' and the usual accompaniment of looms thereof to the purchase of Prieferre wJIth such additional building and oth- Stock selected by lot, and 'the remain er equipment as may be neesary; ing 40 per cent. to go to tne surplu and, whereas, it is desirable that such fund; the Preferred~Stock so purdhas addition to the plant shiould be fully ed to be held by the treasurer of th paid for when completed as is the case 'company until all of the said Prefer with the present plant; therefore red Stock has been so purchased, an 1. Be it resolved by the board of di- then issued as Common Stock, pr rectors of the Glenn-Lowry Manufac- rata: Provided, however, that the tw turing company that the capital stock thousand shares of Preferred Stoc: of te Glnn-LwryManuactuingfirst issued shall be first redeemel copn be' Gincre anufs atn and re-issued as Common stock to th sai caita stck hal cosis ofholders of Common- Stock pro rata twelve thousand five hjundred shares Poie,frhr htteoeto Iof the par value of one hundlred dol- sand shares of Preferred Stock nex lars a share; said capital stock to ise hl erdee n ei consit of two classes, viz: five thou-i sued as Common Stock to the holder sand shares shall be known as Corn- of Common Stock pro rata before th mon Stock, and the remaining seven' forty-five hundred shares of Preferre thousand five hundred shares shall be JStock to be issued under these resolu known as Preferred Stock. tions are redeemed and re-issued a 2. Be it further resolved that the faforesaid. Preferred Stock shall have a prefer-! 4. Be it further resolved, that ni ence over Common Stock, both as to mortgage shall be placed on the plan assets in case of final liquidation and 'or plants of the company until all o as to cumulatives dividends out of the said Preferred Stock of all classe: shall have been retired and taken up net earnings to the exetent of 7 per 5. Be it further resolved that thi cent per annum, payable semi-annu- oeon eouin esbitdt all: te Cmmo Stck o b 'etitedthe stockholders of the Glenn-Lowra to a like dividend, payable semi-annu- Manufacturing company to be consid ally, but not cumulative, out of the ered and acted on by them at a meet net earnings remairJng after payment ing of said stockholders, which i: of dividends on the Preferred S'ock-- hereby called to be held at the com the dates for the payment of dividens ,ays office at Whitmire, South Caro to be the first day of Januaryr and the lina, on the twenty-second day oj first day of July of each year. July, 1911, at 10 o'clock in the fore 3. Be it further resolved that the noon. William Coleman, two thousand shares of Preferred. President. Stock first issued shall be redeemable at the option of the company at any BARBECUE. time by lot after the first day of We, the undersigned, wUIl g?ve a January, 1910; that the one thousand first-class barbecue at the old J. A shares of Preferred Stock next issued Cromer place Saturday, July 22, 1911 shall be redeemable in like manner at The public Is invited to attend. Guar any time after the nrst day of Janu- anteed enjoyment for young people. ary, 1915: and that the forty-five hun- B. M. Suber. dred share of Preferred Stock to be 0. A. Feki. AT THE House of aThousand Things Real Bargains. I will leave next month for Baltimore, Phila delphia and New York to buy my Fall and Holi day Goods. Before I leave I will sell off all old stock at real bargains. Save money by buying now. Seeing is believing. Come here and ex vmine these bargains. The limited space will only permit me to give you a few articles and the price: Paper and Typewriter Supplies. 1,000 Tablets, 10c now............... 5c 100 younds Mayes' Royal Linen Pound Pa per and Envelopes, p pound paper and one package envelopes..... .. .... ............. 25c 500 boxes Linen Paper, box . ...__.... 10c 100 Books slightly damaged, $1.50, now...- 25c Typewriter Paper, per ream, $1.50 to.. 75c. Carbon Paper, per box of 100 sheets, $3.00 to _-..........-...-..'. .... .... .... ...............- ....$2.00 Typewriter Ribbon $1.00 to...._ . 50c Inks of all kinds. Ink Eradicators. Photo Paste. Photo Supplies. You lose half the pleasure of a summer outing if y.igo without a Kodak. Buy a Kodak and keep a record of the pleasant vacation. It's no trouble. * Tot China and Glass. . Thtcharms the eye and appeals to th,e pride of every good housekeeper is here a \ plenty. Dinner Sets, Cups and Saucers. Plates, Bowls, Covered Dishes, Platters, Ice Tea Glasses, with' or without saucers, Tumblers, Berry Bowls, Ie Cream Saucers, Pitchers, Water Sets, Vases. These goods wi[l be sold at prices that will make. you buy them. Toys and Games. My entire stock of Toys and Games must be sold to make room for new goods. Hand Bags. HU1 Hand Bags aind Pocket Books must: go. -I Come at once or you will miss an opportunity to get one. ~ --j.Jewelry. LHave all the Waist Pins, Cuff Links, Collar Buttons, Shirt Buttons, Bar Pins, Hat Pins, Neck Chains, Watch Fobs, Tie Clasps, Barretts, and many other articles that you will need while on t that summer vacation. Sporting Goods. All Base Ball Gloves, Mitts, Masks, Shoes, Bats, and Suits will be sold at reduced prices, Buy Now. If you dk not need anything now it will pay you to buy it and save it 'till you do need it. Do not fail to see my window with their barrels of bargains. Al Goods0 Sold at These Prices For CASH. Mayes' Book Store' THE HOUSE OF A THOUSAND THINGS -4 1