Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' W* *rry'TV ^ F ^<*JH It will pay you to viait my store I Thursday and Friday, Sept. 29th I and SOth, and inspect that fine line of millinery on exhibition. Mrs. Mary H. Barnes . m Miss Margaret Buckner left last week for Charlotte Female College. Miss Sallle Hamilton left last Thursday for Hendereonville, where , ^ she will take charge of a school. Mrs. Asa Bethea, of Latta, was in town one day last week shop-, Ping. ; ^ Miss Pearl Jernigan, of Charlesi \ if*"1, spent several days last week 1 Vtolfth h??- nnn.ln ?- * ? ' , v??>?u, VIII. La. mtLOr- | J quodale. Thursday and Friday, Sept. 29th and 30th, are the dayB when our elaborate line of stylish hats will be on exhibition. Mrs. Mary H. Barnes. Mr. Marion Butler, of Dunn, N. ; C., spent last week with his sister, Mrs. A. L. McCorquodale. MisB Nettie Tatum and Mrs. Lola Hewitt, of Marion, and Miss Jones, of Nichols, visited Mr. and Mrs. I Walker Floyd last week. Mr. and Mrs. Williamson, of Fair Bluff, spent a few days here last week the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd. Mrs. D. V. Hamilton left Monday for Fayetteville, N. C., where she. will have her eyes treated. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Baker, of Florence, visited the latter's pai rents, Dr. and Mrs. B. M. Badger. laat week. ? r Miss Beppie Rogers, of Blenheim. is visiting relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. J. Monroe Johnson, of Marlon, spent Sunday in town with relatives. ' Thursday and Friday, Sept. 29th and 30th, are the opening days at my millinery store. Mrs. Mary H. : Barnes. Miss Myrtle Bauman. former) teacher in the Dillon school, is i here on a visit to her friends, Mrs. i Mary H. Barnes and Miss Bessie ' Russ . Ben Moore, of Latta, spent Mon- , day in town. Mr. L. Cottlngham and sister.: Miss Alic?? CntHnirh.m k- ? * uutc re turned from a trip to Baltimore and ; m New York . ! g Millinery opening days Thursday | and Friday, Sept. 29th and 30th. | Mrs. Mary H. Barnes. g Misses Ella and Kate Braddy I and Mr. Capers Braddy spent Thurs- fl -r. day in Marion with friends. H Bishop Pate, of Purvis, was in J town Saturday . ? Mrs. Dr. Smith, of Little Rock, j spent Monday in town shopping. | Miss McRae, of Florida, Is visit- g ing Mrs. S. Peterkin. " Delilah McRae, of Maxton, N. C., ! candidate for senator of Robeson 1 ! county, was in town Monday. , g Senator Tom Rogres, of Bennetts vllle, spent. Monday in town. Ben Badger left for Glen Springs . | Monday, where he goes to attend | the marriage of a friend. From 8 there he will go to Spartanburg to | resume his studdies at Wofford Col-! B lege. 6 Misses Daisy Bethea, of Claussen, ! and Stella McNeill, of Merldlth.l! Miss., returned to their homes last : m week, after several day's visit to t| their cousin. Miss Janie Bethea. : | Mrs. B. H. Myers, of Latta, j ? visiting her son, C. H. Myers. 8 Misses Nina and Fannie Brooks; 5 and Llllle Johnson, who have been j E on a visit to Mrs. C. H. Myers, re- ]E turned to their home at Marion last ! E week. ~ Mrs. N. F. Stanton and daughter, | Miss Anna Belle, after a two week's : ? stay at Laurinburg, Gibson, and g Hamljt, are home again. 2 Julius Evans returned home last; | week, after several day's stay with 7 friends at Florence and Laurln- ! burg . i E Mrs. T. L. Bass returned home i ay from Wadesboro, N. C., fe ! she has been spending some n with her parents. g <s Jane Purdy, of Suinter, Is | (J ag Mrs. J. H. Hamer. J y a jo's who in The Herald's con See standinng on page 1. Wnen you read this the next Governor of South Carolina will 8t have been elected but you will still have i chance to help some contestant win the piano. is Brace up contestant, yesterday Is b] vnna K,?* -1 ? ?? '* a?v, uui lu-uB/ ib jvuns; use 11. sa It's not too late to enter the con- ^ teat. You have eleven weeks yet. Put your monoy Into the hanks; they pay go. 4 Interest. Put your c' time into getting subscriptions. The si Herald's voting contest pays the w biggest dividends of any investment d. on the market. CI . "How does so and so stand?" * this question is being asked many w times this week. It Between the Gubernatorial raee tl and The Herald's voting raee the town la fairly bussing with. excite W|IIIIM!II.II ...i , UI!I?H rm KW).|I W|.?WIUM) ?w' "" "'P ' I FAL?^TYLES!| 9 Will be shown at my millinerv establishment this fall Kfl ^ in well selected and elaborated lines. A stay of several KS m weeks in the northern markets, studying the very latest Bafl| Ogj styles and making careful selections enables me to offer 55j ?|j to the public this fall a line of millinery that cannot be Bflj ? surpassed anywhere in point of I Style! Price! Durability! | Every piece of headware that will be altered for sale combines the three essential features?STYLE, PRICE. DURABILITY?in the make-up of modern millinery, Wl all I ask is a careful inspection of the styles before mak- fcjg ng your purchases. The fall openit-g days are Thursday and Friday Sept. 29-30th. u On these days you are cordially invited to visit my RSI store where you will be shown every courtesy and attention by attentive and accommodating clerks. Bj3 Mrs. Mary H. Barnes, Dillon, S. C. H Remembe: Thursday and Friday 11 September 29th and 30th, B mm?????????i???. s s IW. H. Dunbar, 1 ! I 5 D 1 r ii n, -? lopuiar rail Myies that will delight S1 Thrifty people. S OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT ? Contains all the new creations of the season. High Tailored and perfect fitting, extra value $10 to $30. j|| OUR SHOES Si | the out put of the best factories, which insures J comfort as well as style. 2 I OUR DRESS GOODS DETARTHENT 8! Sil *11 f 1 ^ - you win rind tull lines and grand selections j both staple and fancy. 8) Buy your shirts, collars and ties from Sj us where only the best is shown. Look us over. W. H. Dunbar. { I. ... _1 Prediction Is a ticklish business. CAN PRKSACJF A 'ylTAKi:v annyson's grandfather, for In ance, gave him $5 for some Hungarian Servant Claim* Method I 4 ' | ?rses, adding, "There Alfred; that Has Absolute Accuracy. the last money you will ever earn Berlin, Sept. 10.?The eminent 1 f your poetry!" But, all the Hungarian scientist Professor Koe-j' ime Alfred went ahead and turned ve8?l8e^y, general secretary of the | International Earthquake Conimis-|| is rhymes Into a big pile of gold. g|on c,aims tQ haye dlgcovered a>, iKhty years ago a leading physl- method of foretelling with almost', an said, "the escape from pain In absolute accuracy the occurrence of I trgical operations is a chimera earthquakes in any part of the,J hlch It Is idle to follow up to- worl(** _ . The basis of the method is the j *y. Not many years afterwards, .... ? , , I following: E vey earthquake is fol-, loloroform came into use and ac- ... . . . . I lowed bv a series of ? *. ? 1 'uipiiBuea uie alleged Impossible 8hock8 bMB discoVered that y. All of which goes to prore these subsequent shocks can be ob?at It Imb * safe to prophet unless Mrr9d and ln such a way )u know. | as to foretell when the next great the IHUow Beraid ft.SO a year. ? **?*** erttt happen. I^tih3^rirfw?,isnl * ' -.. a ii- "hp" "imiji?w<wiPipiwwgai SFeSBBSSESS gTheSb m S NEW GOODS We have on disp new goods comprising ra consisting of Serges, 5 ^ and fancy black goods to season. . . - - S ? Full line of new notio to from the best markets ^ Domestics and all c ^ rapidly, we bought eai on all lines. . . . M == J5| Clothing, Shoes, Hats and al Ul ing attention. tin ? w nen you need a trunk: we ^ each, suit cases and travel ir ^ Ladies tailor made suits are a beautiful line to select fi ^ Our, white goods departmen i some rare bargains. % = ^ We Sell Bui ? HEAVY m FANCY GROCI y SELL THE BEST. bQ# a l a ? ? - - A tar load ol Sweet Old V ft the mills. If you, want 35 = j5jl Dry Goods, Notions and shoe Dep tW Salesmen J. D Hargrove ft w. E. Hall ^ We solicit your patronage; :ji best goods at the lowest JLl Yours ever r ? KW ? 1 THB g COM ffi M. A. STUBBS, SOLE 9 m. M 1 "-e > & EEEr BEEVES Co. m ===== K LOW PRICES lay a complete line of to j the latest in Dress Goods ?> VI ' >icillians, Repelents, plain S3 and all the creations of the $ = to ins and a grand selection S3 W S3 otton goods are advancing HI rly and can save you money M M i men's and ladie's wear are receiv- Me have them from $1.00 to $20.00 85 hacs r?f all IrinHc - - LYI ? . - |jvj now coming in and can show you ITJ rom. ^[J t is now complete and we have Jfj ?- rj tterick Patterns, a tt; CRIES. WE BUY THE BEST, WE [J tt Virginia Flour just received from jX, good bread try it. rw I'l ? ?, artment. Grocery Department Pfl Salesmen Ni S. W. Williams Ft W. C. Easterling M and shall always give you the cost. jXj j eady for business lyS ? ? m "UBBS li _ ?l IPANY OWNER and MANAGER. H