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f ? 0= r -? At Friday I This is the sal sale will be the t t ' MONDA Alarm Clock (L One TUESDA 15c Rose Vas Two WEDNESD Eight-Inch W Set to HERE AR] \ GLASSWABE! 25c Large Tumblers, set c 20c Butter Di9hes 50c Heavy Goblets, set 25c Water Pitcher v 50c Water Pitcher 50c Lamp 40c Lamp 25c Lamp $1.00 Water Set, 6 Glasses, set & CEOCHERY! 9 1-2 White Plate, set of 6 Cup6 and Saucers, set of 25c White 12-Inch Bowl. lCk> White Meat Platter... 60c Decorated 9-Inch Plat 6..... > 50c Plain Plates, set of 6 11-Inch Decorated Meat P each 00c Decorated Soup Plat of 6 Arid hi Our stock is must be made \x j : YV c rctcivc a. Come i ROE > BIEASE STATES ATTITUDE. I Says He'll Honor Any "Meritorious" Requisition Regardless of His Personal Feeling. Columbia, Nov. 8.?"Whenever Joe Brown or any other governor sends a meritorious requistion here it will be j granted without regard to what my j personal fueling toward any governor ; might be," said Governor Blease this | morning, when asked if he had honor- j ed s:.;ae roquistic :s recently made on! - ! him by Governor Joe Brown, of (ieor- j gia. The governor said that he personally had no u^e for Governor I Brown, and said he considered him ; N the Morning, r* e by which other stc i ; greatest money savi I I SOME Y, November 11th. .ord Baltimore), each 48c. to a Customer. lY, November 12th. es (very heavy), each 9c. to a customer. >AY, November 13th. hite Plate, set of 6, 17c. each customer. E SOME OF OL TINWARE A>TD MISC ,f g 14c 10-Quart Tin Buckets.. 10c 10-Quart Galvanized B Galvanised Coal Hod.. Japaned Coal Hod 3. Hoop Wood Water I 40c kind 40c Fiber Water Bucket... 88c Knives aTLd Forks, Malocca Plated Kni1 19c _ , Forks, set , Pitcher g Cakes Toilet Soap... ;\ 79c 7 Cakej Blue Naptha 1,500 Matches (3 large Silk Four and Hand Ti< 22c Wash Ties 6 3lc Men's Handkerchiefs, ea 16c 5c Pencil Tablets 5c 5c Ink es set of 1 pound Good Linen Pz 49c Envelopes, pkg 30c Decorated Crepe ^aper latters, Roll Crepe Paper 10c Alarm Clock ? ? 1 CvOrt "Ori-vf-nro I IVA^V X iWUA V JL * 1* - - ^ ? J 49c j 20 Nutmegs lundreds of O i complete- in every c > fnr tKpm Taik this sa ' A VJI WAAVAA** ? mmmmw ? ^ 6 shipment Fresh Can j to the Red Front, r Ik RHHanBBBHBHnDanKHDaia "little and narrow," but made it clear that such personal feeling had nothing to do with his honoring requisitions. He said that he would honor | one from Georgia just as quick as j .j. I from any otner siaie 11 11 was yi uu -j ly made out and was meritorious. ' Requisitions Honored. The governor lias recently lion">relj wo requisitions from ;he gov ernor of j Geoigia, one for Geo v;e f.enry. \vjnt'\j j in Thomas c)'ji"T, Georgia. for 'or-j eny, and one for John Robinson, | wanted in Franklin ccnnty, Georgia, | for a misdemeanor. x j The Herald and News?best by test? ! $1.50 the year. j OW IN Fl T1 T " TWT i nn BEC 1 r November t ?res will set their prit ng opportunity you 1 SPECIAL ON THURSDAY, f 25c. Enamel Wast une 10 a FRIDAY, No^ 3-Quart White-Li One to a < SATURDAY, IN . r> 1 c_. wnite uups ana jauce Set to a c / IR PRICES FOR tllaseous! everyday 10c 2 Handkerchiefs... uckets 17c Crochet Cotton, all < 28c ^ . 90c 2 Spools Darning C Jucket, 35c " 2 Spools Basting Thi 2gc 3 Balls Thread 19c i Ready-Made Shirt Boys' Suspenders... ree and Measures t>0c 9C Embroidery Rings.. Soap 25c 5 pkgs. Hair Pins.. f boxes)..,.. 9c 2 Sticks Sealing Wa: ?s 9c 3 Iron Waxers 9c 3 bunches Tape.. .. Lch -Ic 2 large Candles 4c 36 Clothes Pegs 4c 12 Spring <Jioine? jc tper 10c 2 boxes Carpet Tack 3c Coat and Skirt Han fold 8c 36 Pant Buttons 4c 1 dozen Coat Buttons ..50c 12 dozen Rice Butte Tvith glass.49c Crochet Needles *c Aluminum Drinking >ther Bargains lepartment and we s ile over with your pocket book, dy every week-10c ( text to Savings Bank W'QTF L 1 KJ* i&> L=? Successors to Anders YOUNG MANER RICE KILLED. Son of Chief Game Warden Meets Accidental Death While Hunting. j Sirmmerville, Nov. 9.?A very de| plorable accident happened this mornj ing, -which resulted in the death of ; Maner Ric?, known to his boy friends "Buddie." son of Mr. James Henry I Rice, Jr., chief same warden. The lit- j tie fellow and a companion were out j hen tins, and in crossing a field th?irj dogs attacked several little pigs. In j I trying to beat the dogs off with the ! butt end'of their guns, the gun Maner j was carrying in some manner was dis- j charged, both loads entering his abdo- j JLL BLAS" mT m i ;an at 9 O'clc ;es. We have plenty lave ever attended. E [E DAY BAR iovember 14th. t Basin, each 15c. u H customer. rember 15th. : i u_:i oc- u ineu jjuiicr, auu av customer. 0 lovember 16th. irs, set of six, set 24c. ustomer. ^ THE 8 DAYS! BARGAINS! Pencil Boxes Anti Splashers.. ^ Harness Rivets, colors 5c Mice Traps lotton 5c Wooden Spoons. 5c 23 feet Picture 1 Perforated Ezx r. in: Ready-Made Dol Collar Bands.. oc Mufflers ^ Mittens and Glc Suspenders 5c Patent Leather ] 5<> Baby Crash Bib* x oc Baby Oil Cloth.. 5c Baby Shoes 5c Baby Booties 5c Baby Moccasins. 5c Sleeve Protection *ins 5c Scarfs and Cent s 5c Dust Down, can. gers 5c 3 cakes Toilet S 5c 3 large boxes M } . * 5c Pillow Tops >ns 5c School Bags 5c Rubber Heels .. Cups 5<j , Grate Trivets... f ' s We Haven't ire now beginning to cpp If St wants to stnn that vi I WV 11 1? IIHUkV *v ? -J & 20c. New line Loc with the sign in Re :nce on's Ten Cent Store. men. His companion ran for assistance to Chief of Police Waring, who t happened to be in the neighborhood, and the chief immediately put a man on his horse and sent for a physician, but on his arrival the ia<I was dead. ^ A U .i -v-iro ? r?lm AQf lTIC+QTI jjeam tJVIlldiiijf vvflj lxujiuu . taneoius. Maner was the third son of Mr. Rice f and about 11 years old. He was a bright and dutiful boy and the pride of his home. He was in the fifth class of the graded school. He will be buried at Xinety-Six in the family plot. Tie heartfelt sympathy of the entire to?/n goes out to the parents in their bereavement. * . iY SJ r IwMHHMBiMHRBaraMMflHMHBMMMMBnHHHHBHHMBi ck, to Last / il A A 1 or imitators, but no )on't take our word, < GAINS The enormous business don ouse Furnishings, Notions, Etc 1 sides, and every effort is be obinson's low prices, but with* We are backed by the larg< indicate Buyers in the country flLL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. How do they lo 5e Eye Glasses, 5c Big Bottle A box 5e Dog Collars .V Peroxide of ' 5c 3 in 1 Machi tVire 5c Gilt Paint... rumens 5c Varnishes ai 1 Clothes 10c Curtain Pole 10c Frying Baek< >ves 10c Meat Stewer 10c Potato Slicer 3elts 10c Rat Traps.. 5 10C Hammers an ..10c Braces and ] 10c 40 foot Clatt . 10c Corn Popper 10c Hearth Broo 5 10c Pad Locks.. re Pieces 10c 2 lbs Linen 1 10c 3 pkgs Linei oap 10c Ladies' Vest: * l/lo * J atcnes a guua x>uxu 10c Coal Hods.. 10c Hand Bags.. 10c | 3 Turkish T 10c | Coal Tongs. ; Room to Me receive our Xmas g ay of looking like an elephant al View Post Cards d Letters on the win< tt r>nrv <1 Oil SOUTHEEX BAI1WAI. Schednleg Effectiye December 8, 1I1L ArriTilg and Departures dewberry, S. C. (N. B.?The&e schedule figures are shown as information only and are not guaranteed.) 8:51 a. m.?No. 15, daily from Co lumDia to weeirviiie. runman j sleeping car between Charlestoc and Greenville. 11:50 a. m.?No. 18, daily, from Greenville to Columbia. Arrives Columbia 1:35 p. m., Augusta 8:35 p. m. Charleston 8:15 p. m. 2:45 p. m.?No. 17. daily, from Colum-, bia to Greenville, i % 0.E /' ?RE o n o uays equals. This ;ome and see. > * le by this store in is recognized on i iing made to equal ^ut success. ?tf S anrl 10 fpnf , and POSITIVELY ok to you? 1 .... ; / 10e mmonla 10c lOe Hydrogen ...10c ne oii 10c 10c id Stains 10c s 10c sts 10c s. 10c s 10c 10c d Hatchets 10c 3its 10c tes Wire 10c s. 10c me 10c 10c JVriting Paper 25c i Envelopes 25c s 25c. her Knife 25c 25c 25c owels 25c / ..25c ntion. oods. Room I t had stepped on it. just received. dow. "\D17 .SiXJU V 9:05 p. m?No. 16, daily, from Greenville to Columbia. Pullman sleeping car Greenville to Charleston. Arrives Charleston 8:15 a. m. Ajv rive Savannah 4:15 &. m. JackCATltHlla O T? DVUViii\> U UV Ck *"Four further information call on ticket agents. or E. H. Coapman, V. P. & G. M., Washington, D. C.f J. LL Meek, A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga., or F. L. Jenkins, T. P. A., Augusta, Ga. WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and bladder? Have you pains in .'nine oiHo hnrk and bladder? Have von a flabby appearance of the face, and linger the eyes? A frequent desire to pastf jrine? If so, Williams' Kidney Pills will ur<- vol1?Drurcrist, Price COc. vViLLIAMS MFG. CO., Prop?., Cleveland. Ohio I . / i-riic-i