The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, December 23, 1909, Image 5
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ifrank Thornton, i
tf ; Payettevltle IM.O. bT"
1 Lto ~ Dec
,V Wdivp here for your Christmas Shopping | to do
taxes
KSn>i _A f_ _ e T* ?_ r*i it 1 a? !_ aI DA_
tpi x ;k- u ;r:nc siock 01 mgn v^iass mercnanuise in ine r>iaie. cent
rXHjjjjpcveltic." and Fancy Goods for gifts, in the greatest variety. payii
"HhL^Ot. s taffeta silk petticoats in black and all colors, made
I " 'ved silk that will not split and sold every where at ^
price onlv $2.98 each. j
? can (
and misses coat suits, in all colors and all sizes, 7 p
Rp ss 14-16 and 18, ladies sizes, 32 to 46. No matter the t
4 we can fit you here. $33 and $40 suits reduced to Rc
i r$25 o $30 suits reduced to $20, $20 suits reduced to the fj
nd $12.50 suits reduced to $10, doinj
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vui and misses new opera capes in all colors and black ary
uic .J ..the new popular Hudson-Fulton cape, in navy fori
BMpNtkh:. '' gilt buttons and braid and red clouth lining, $12.50
. \ jui< 1 $1 ? t.pes reduced to $8.50, $7.50 and $10 capes $6. payjC
1 1! . J * 9 ?_ _1 1 J _ f 11 1 i n O cl' i
pMwwn mh cnuaren s cioaics ana wraps or an Kina. Kain
" TMtoats of the new rubberized silk iu beautiful styles and
] ptforinga, prices $7.50 to $15, ladies and children's $10 cloakr. )?" [C
?ow$7 .50, $7.50cloaks at $5 and $6.50. cloaks now $4.00 I I This
^^WAhers as low as $1 each. ~
. I p$5,000 worth of fine furs for ladies and children in sets and to tl
Mteo separate pieces. $50 furs reduced to $35, $40 furs re- later
-Qjjgjduced to $25, $25 furs reduced to $15. $15 furs reduced to will
H?j$10, $10 furs reduced to $7.50, and $7.50 furs to $5. Others and
W'l^yen lower. mon
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5*LJ 500 ladies fine trimmed hats purchased from leading New with
1 *mP?rter at 2^c on the dollar. These hats are sold
w^ere a* ^7.50 to $15 but your choice of any of them ^
giAa*llattings, carpets, rugs, curtains and all kinds of house Con:
-furnishings 40c yard wide ingrain carpets 25c yd. 50c yard
? | l^ride ingrain carpets 39c, 75c yard wide ingrain carpets 50c Pooi
'jThffcrd- $1 brussell carpet at 75c and $1.25 brussells carpet Sala
I 3 moquet rugs 9x12 feet $35 kind reduced to $25 Tota
|Kfa $27.50 moqnet rugs reduced to $22.50, 5 brussells rugs Rea1
Br^tOOO tine white embroidered shirt waists, purchased from scho
LJimanufacturer going: out of business these waists which
^^MLJMFUAlly sell every where at $2 to $3 each and are worth it Littl
| we are going to sell at 98c for choice. Rec<
jfW^Xhese prices will hold good from now until after Christmas. Han
J ' No samples will be cut, no goods will be sent on approval Dillt
Snfetnd no goods will be taken back during this sale. New
j3 Come here for your shopping the largest store in the state Binp
PPtWith every convenience for your comfort. Enormous stock Ken
| J of new and high class merchandise for you to make your Unit
TI?*elections from and YOUR RAILROAD FARE BOTH Pagi
aXWAYS HAID where purchases amount to $50 and over. Bert:
fFrank Thornton, ;
" I! 106-108 Hay Street, 101 Green Street
P^Fayetteville, IN. Stor
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I^W^nealnus^wha^w^say^W^^
are not selling our goods at cost
because we want to but because
we HAVE to. The reason is that
we have bought the stock and
store building of the L. C. Braddy
Co. and will move into this building
January 1st. We must decrease
our stock and in order to
do so we must offer.
GOODS AT COST
When We say COST we do not
mean a little above cost in order
to meet ordinary expenses but at
-the actual figures we paid for the
goods on the Baltimore and New
York markets this summer and
fall. The predicament in which
we find our selves will nmfit
public and is your
S I. BLUM
R9R .
I COLLECOR'S NOTICE, j p
L
itv Treasurer's Office, ( C
irion, S. C. Sept. 10, 1909. j C
le books for collection of N
?, Countv and Road Tax will F
pen from Oct. 15, 1909, to T
3e, 1909, those who prefer P
i so can pay State and Countv S
, in January, 1910, wich 1 per Z
additional; those who prefer M
ig in February, 1910, can do P
with 2 per cent additional; X
; who prefer paying in March, T
, to the 15th of said month, X.
lo so by paying an additional C
er cent. (After said date V
>ooks will close.) C
>ad Tax can be paid during E
all but if those liable prefer P
g so, they can pay the road >;
luring janaary, and Fcbru- P
The commutation tax is $2 C
910. C
ixpayeis owning property or F
ng tax for others will please S
[or a tax receipt in each townor
Special School district in z<
:h he or J;hey own property, e
> is very important as tnefv^
;o many School Districts. tl
liose who do not wish to come
le office can write me ' not 1
than December 25th) and I
furnish them the amount due
they can remit me bv check,
ey order, registered letter. o
ease do not send me cash 1;
out registering same, as it is v
e to be at sender's risk. e
[Tie Levy is as Follows: t
e tax 5'i mills a
stituiional School Tax 3 mills e
nrtrl Rrirlrr#* 1 3/. millo I
House, Poor, etc. 1 ?4 mills l
ries 2 mills o
il General Levy 13/4 mills n
ces Township Road Fund v
2 mills t
>lina District (special c
ol) 3 mills t
(SPECIAL SCHOOL.) C
1c Rock 3 mills k
3y Creek 4 mills v
ler 2 mills
)n 8 mills
Holly 3 mills p
rharn 2 mills
tyre 2 mills ^
>n 3 mills
;s Mills 3 mills j
nuda 2/'a mills _
you want a useful and inctive
toy see our line of holigoods.
Herald Book Store. e
inity holiday gifts in picture 1
s, Dennison's seals and tags. c<
es. etc., at The Herald Book P
e. I
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1ST
~)EC. 11TH. 1
ABSOLUTELY CE1S
I
, D
uck Swamp J m
-atta 7 ra
ale ho > m
>ak (trove .1 m
rich >ls 3 m
ork 5 ni
'emperancc 4 ni
ine rfill I m
prinj Hr'h .5 m
ion 3 mi
lillers 3 mi
lsas'nt Hill 2 mi
lullins 7 mi
'odd's 3 mi
larion 7 mi
edar Grove 2 mi
/ahee 4 mi
entenarv 2 mi
lulonia 3 mi
aimer 2% mi
febo 3 m
iritions Neck 3 mi
>ak:on 3 m
Mivet 3 m
'leas't Hill 3 m
icotch 5 m
Poll tax $1.00. Every male c
en from 21 to 60 years is lia
xcept Confederate soldiers, w
,? pay after 50 years, i
hose excused <3y lHvv
J. D. MONTGOMERY, lou
?reas. Sept-11
J?ALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.
Under the authority of at dec
i the Superior Court of Ciimt
and County. North Carolina,
indersigned commissioner <
xpose for sale at Public Atict
o the highest bidder FOR CAi:
t the Court House Door, in F
ttcville, N. C., at twelve o'ch
1., on Monday, January th
909, about twelve hundred a<
f valuable land, lying about
niles West of the City'of Fay
ille. Several hundred acres
he land are under cultivation
omprises one of the best farm
his section?light land, with g
lay sub-soil. Good roads to n
ets. Sale made subject to apt
al bv Court.
Geo M. Rose.
Commissioner,
^ayetteville, N. C.
For information write Rose
tose or C. W. Broadfoot, att<
leys, of FOURTH NATION
1ANK, Fayetteville, N. C.
Notice of Teacher* Examination
Notice is hereby given that
xtra teachers examination will
eld at Marion Friday Jan. '
909. All teachers not hav
ertificates are Expected to
resent. Very truly,
loe P. Lane,
Supt. Ed.
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iiii ?r and Mule dealer, has *
*h. B given much time and 3
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of ?? best of the season. 5?
and ?; 33
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To buy all the fall goods you need
at a saving of from 30 to 40 cents
on the dollar. This is an absolute
statement of faet. If ycu doubt
that we mean what we say come MM
to our store today, tomorrow, the iK
nexf day or any other day before ftwl
our immense stock is sold and we KJU
will prove it to you. It is need- VKR
less for us to enumerate the
different goods in our large stock. II'
It embraces only the best in dry r
goods, gents furnishings, clothes,
shoes, hats and all kinds of winter
underwear.
THE SALE IS NOW ON if
Be among the first and get the wjr
pick of the bargains. Every day
you delay coming will mean a loss EflS
to you as the stock will be greatly llf|
reduced day by day. We move to lfl|
the L. C. Braddy Store Jan. 1st MM
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