Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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???3a?naatgPOTi?iiwiii range sa: s \ e of the stuff, that irtother w< 1? .1 incuse that item of m< \ . v. MNAUGH More New ?9 Another big shi I ? $3.50 and $4.0' H - $2.50 and $3.0 [$1.50 and $2.0 price Silk Stockings < at, pair 40c children's "V 50c children's "price RpAiitiful IK ' ' ? . ' ^ First table as y ' pieces new crisp f , styles. Sale price 49c, 75c, 98. More Nev I The first day o .Voile Dresses and are here all lined < $15.00 Voiles Drc gfiK BB^Bb LE w situation. 1 moment the ;ek of sensal m m :.have arrive jrchandise ii |{ 20 .Dozen N Some with large are wonderful val | 30 Doz I White, Flesh, Tea, short sleeves. Son j are fancy embroid i price ? ! , - | i ?.? | Lad, I Hundreds of White ^ that talk. Values I 100 Wash Skirts n | up to $6.50; July sj I 100 Wash Skirts w< - " ~ 1 /-X 1 | 1UU Wash bKirts w I \ 50 Wash Skirts wo: I 100 Wash Skirts, price Silk Stockings pment just unpacked. 0 Silk Stockings; sale PA $<?,.OU 0 Silk Stockings; sale ' $2.00 0 Silk Stockings; sale ?1.25 Dn the bargain counter 50c Wiite Sox; sale price 25c Fancy Top Sox; sale 35c Colored Voiles . ou enter the door. 100 lowered voiles beautiful , yard c. $1.25 and $1.50 r Voile Dresses f the sale we sold 50 I wired for more. They 3n a big-rack. $10.00 to isses, choice $7.49 | \ \ MIM \ Fhe people y started buj tional values * . 1 - 1 id within the 1 the store is ew Organdy .and ^ 1 colters, others darintily lac( r 1 1 ues. July sale price :en Silk Georgette Rose, large assortment of le made in plain tailored st; ered. Well worth $5.00 to $3.49 ies White Wash SI ; Wash Skirts in the bunch, that tell. Saving's that count. iad4 of Gaberdine, Tricotine lie price orth up to $8.50; July sale pr orthup to $10.00; July sale ] rth up to $12.50; July sale pr slightly soiled, worth up to "V. We Will Sell Ev My object is to close c the naked wall and empl start on the fall season w stock. a Clearance Sale oi Our entire stock of fir sationallv reduced for ( They include every new .< variety to select from.stock. ' ' 1 * \ * i. Buy Blankets Newberry's Greatest E 200 pair famous "Elki lina Wool . Blankets ji Priced special for the big i $9.98, $12.50, $15.0 to $25.0 sent 03 % / '* ' "" -! Ii TVT A I I.OW>q I 1 >-< jL %rJ & it tw^ j. -Jr I J SLiM W^5'' Hi | came in ring. The including i last few included. /oile Waists 3 trimmed. These ! $1.49 Waists styles, long and j vies while others 86.50.; July sale . drts | Here are prices | . etc. Skirts worth ,....$3.98 ice $4.98 price.......; $.6.98 ice $7.49 $5.00; July sale 1 98c ; > . i mimnirnwiniiTf nnrnwnrrir rn~iT~ " rery tiling ?ut everything to ;y counters and n v? /I V* ATTT 1 9 'iLii a uianu new \ ______ : Millinery ie millinery senluick clearance, style; an endless We carry the / " 5 Now blanket Stock. n" North Carozst opened " up. .sale. |Q, $18.50 tip 0 I Is charged. Nothing | n approval. Bring ij me casn. j ij V ' -. V J . . -/ - - * - - - - * - '-1 *s HaKwan^r ft C-? ' (fio ca nor ] DHL Style and value to I y Dresses such as tl the feeling of bein OYV?a/"?! nrl rnif OlllCtX l/lj VXVVUVU \j d \j their cost. These are all voil fabric that is quite "i plain colors and fig They were received i t n * nA /0 /\ i crisp uuugm unueiyj at a bargain price $12.51 You will find ma throughout our store 11 -1 t% T 1 will neea lor July an< as voils and georgette and silk sport skirts, silk and muslin und< gandies, etc., etc. It will pay you to \ \ "The Growing St Haltiwanger & I VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. Tom Moore will be here again on Wednesday in "The Great Accident.*' Cornne Griffith will show the "Deadline at Eleven," Thursday at the opera house. Miss Mary Peterson is now with t w wViifo onA will nleased iUlO. U ?T TV UAWV ..... r to have her friends call. All salaries of the postoffice force at Newberry have been increased from $100 to $400 per year. Monday there was no court, owing to .the fourth of July holiday. Court will begin, this morning, Tuesday. An enjoyable time is looked for by all interested in the banquet by the Spanish-American war veterans. An observant citizen of Newberry says the greatest thing necessary in rv>oronrinnF an automobile is common mi* sense. The Newberry Lumber company of Newberry made Application Thursday to increase its capital stock from $50,000 to $75,000. One wrong position parker paid his dues Monday and Sam Thompson paid $15 for the privilege of cursing one time on the streets. w The school elections passed off all right Saturday, the voting-being 51 for bonds and only 1 against, while the special tax carried by. 50 to 3. It is not joy and gladness in every * - ? Ti-iTtt onrJ nf.VlfkT Home on iumuis va. ? days of celebration. Death enters some houses and brings woe and sadness, The Exchange bank paid the usual semi-annual dividend of 4 pel cent, on July 1 on the capital oi $100,000. The bank carried a good -* +Vn. cumins sum bu uic ijuiytwui The next serial picture to be run at the opera house will start on next Saturday, the 10th, featuring Joe Ryan and Jean Paige in "Hidden Daneers^' a scientific mystery play. The Peoples National bank oi Prosperity paid a semi-annual dividend on July 1 of 6 per cent, anc carried a large sumr to the curplus The capital, of the bank is $25,000 Miss Estelle Bowers has been ap pointed clerk at the postoffice to tak< ; the place made vacant T>y tha resig nation of Mr. Harry Stone. She wil a nlAasnjtt arnuisition to the force | In Newberry this year the fourtl ' of July had two innings, one for th< 1 whites on the Saturday before an< ' one for colored on the Monday after Saturday was halh and ice crean day. / . ' '' ' What we don't understand. Ott of the things we do notunderstin< is why so many people will not be hold the beam in their'own eye be fore. perceiving the mote in . the! .brother's eye. ' j The National bank paid a semi-an 1 nual dividend of 5 per cent, and special dividend of 2 per cent, o: : July 1 on the capital of ,$100,00C A good amount was placed to th surplus account. | Over 100 gallons of hash was eatei at the West End fourth of Jnly cele bration on Saturday, besides 50 o ! more gallons, throughout the city. W , couldn't enumerate the gallons of ici j cream citizens ate during the day. I The Lutheran Church of the Re ; deemer did another good thing i] : installing four large electric fans and fans cost much these days. Fa: -from being a, year without a summer ; this is a year with a hot summer, al 1 though parts of many days anc I nights have been pleasant, j Friday found John Fellers out $15 and Chalmers Brown $25. Bfoth speediug. The regular price foi speeding is fixed in Newberry at $15, two for $25?to the same speeder. v it_! >'.. '-J f -u - - \ Carpenter, Inc. I oorn d?iorA 53?5 | i^.30 [ f their very hems. hese give the wearer :g comfortably and of ail proportion to s, that cool tubbable it" for summer wear; ures; sizes 16 to 42. Saturday fresh and rice and-now on sale I D each , tny price reductions on just the things you ? j i August wear. Such 3 blouses, white, wash hats, dresses, dainty. arorarmATiis vnils nr. v dsit our store now. -? *> i ore of Newberry" Carpenter, Inc. i I Wp Iijivp tn j?r?rl Herman T.nncrfnrd trv the list of first time speeders, as he parted with $15 Saturday. An aged colored mail, Ben Prattr died on Wednesday at the "home of his daught'. , Norma Simpkins, in Graveltown. Pratt was a well known, and respected citizen, having impressed his good character and reputation upon the community in ;his. long life. He was 84 vears old. A meeting of the county eotrecil of the* demonstration clubs will be held in the court house on Saturday,, July 10, at 2:30 p. m. Miss Christine N. South, state home demonstration agent, will make the address at this meeting. Several important bnsi ness matters win come up, so a. large crowd is desired. Miss Betty Harms was ' compli1 mented by Miss Caroline Weeks withe , a party at the home of Mrs. Poot Friday evening. About 30 of Sfiss* Betty's friends were invited tb wel| come her; and the young folks ha'4 ? merry time dancing. Miss Theresa: Maybin and Miss. Margaret Burtons ; furnished music on the piano. Punchi was served at one end of the piazza As an attention to her niece. Mrs*. | Clarence A. Rer\neker of Orangej burg, Miss Mary L. Burton gave a "j delightful rook party on Saturday at J her home in Haifrington street. The- \ I i-^nrnc, admirablv suited for enter, j taining, presented a gala appearance ' j in honor of the fourth, with numI h?rs of-m^^ture *19"' air* ? ms j of red, white and blue forming 8 j ^ackerou" ,nT [ flowers, Shaster daisies being use<) ; with lovely en - *. L The Wint1 allege examination was held Fi id c. the court house. ! TVia?o nroTD -fr, inliMnta "ffiT t.Vlf? ' two vacant s< .Warships: Misses 1 Mary Alice Suoer of Newberry, Jose1 phine Langford of Prosperity ao<? : Ruth Hamm and Maggie Boozier of Silverstreet. None applied for en~ : trance. Next Friday there wiB be / 1 examinations for the two vacant four year scholarships ,and one agricul tural scholarship for Clejgson, oo* "1 four year Citadel scholarship.and one 1 normal scholarship in the University : of South Carolina. 1 The weather **saved the bacon''' Friday. In this way: It raraeb?oi* J. the second day of July. Those V&* i m eotrinrrc T37ATP Wttiflf i-vurovc IU uiu oajruigu ?>? ? o?; ? 1 acared, as the day was passing 'with no rain in sight, until late in th*? 1 emoon when it came at last; and if was fine, with more, during ine night*. * doing good work for/ fields and ??r1 dens and making Saturday pleasanter> with the absenee of dust at the Whit mire and Willowbrook celebrations; r Now, it having rained on the5 second*. -all "sign observers"- will: look for'.fain to be fe? a the month of July, ft would' hiSf . SfSV?,8'.. simply; awfal if the rafa ' Jp /a 03 with its good e effect on everything and everybody, including the ladies with lawns and n flowers. r CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OPENS e, ?? e" Secretary Maxwell Ha* Arrived an<f Opened Office?Wants to Meet You. 1 , Mr. L. W. Maxwell, secretary of p the Newberry chamber of commerce, , has just arrived in our^city. Tem. porary offices have been* opened in 1 the Exchange Bank building, rooms. 505-506. The secretary is anxious; ; to meet everyone who has at heart the best interests n-f i ,, y. aurj ' the surrounding country, and callers .iwill always be welcome at his office. . . ... ^ ' ^ ^ "