The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 06, 1907, Image 3
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"Good Thing
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Phone 49.
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Cotton Market.
Cotton is (juotfid in Cam :
morning fit 13 1 H,
F^>r-ftalo.
Tiio residency formerly um i
the Baptist Parsonage, A i?;?I? 1
Rev. Ij. A . M i { c Iii I:
?- Meeting1 of Farmers' Unn,
Notice is hereby given ' ? * ?
mooting of the recently
Earintra' Union will 1, l-' ! ? ?
Cleveland school house or. !
September 13'.h, /it 3 oV- #? 1\ V
A full attendance i? desi:?d.
order of t.lie President.
H. If. Mick It), Si c. <\ I ; t ?
Petit Jurors.
The following f>et it jour* imvt
l)">cn drawn to B? rv?; for the Scpt? in
l)?r, 15)07, term of court im min
county : . -
Firtt week.
John Boykin, I * 'J1 Villep i ?;t', I', 1;
Hunter, P W Hilton, \Y M lvrk. W
A Cunningham, S N lluimnp* \ ' :?
]t>RS, W M Coats, J I) (! f! 1 ?>
P.ate, ,J V Ytftfng, .) E I'en.-e ?. > ?)
Weaf, J T Blackwell, ,J A H
rough, I) W .Jov, 1) F Owen- . ' 1
Horton, S H Kirkhmd, J l< Lung.
Edward M Boykin,-.! (! (j?v. .1
R Young. L T Baker, W M Mowiev.
U II West, C II Baker, L \,
O T Trapp, IV U T".ic'j,'c!'. ?' 1.
Christmas, ./ W I> Dixon, ? A Wil
Jiaina, W A Rush, K A McCr. t'. i
A Delightful Social Function Fu;
a Little Folkc
! lie ann ii ft 1 Cf Iv i)i uV< 0 ii i ii li ti" ?i?' i
of little Sirs Wolfe's birthday ifl
always looked forwaul t" vntlr
much pleasure by her hort^cf liitl'
? friends, for they know that h pood
time'is in store 'for each fortunate
participant. Oh laot Mouday af
ternoon an eager, expectant throng
gathered at Sarah's beautiful hom?
to etijoy her gracious and generous
hospitality. Many new and inter
preting games were enjoyed anrl
prizes given to the successful con
testante.'"' At last th.y were invit
ed into the spacious dining loom
where adong table was laden with
dainties to tempt each little appe
tite, and bright with hew and in
teresting favors to charm each
childish heart. On the c&ke in the
center of the table twiuhlcd eight
candles to tell the number of years
that S-irah had loaned her presence
to Illuminate Vl/is- home. Among
the attractions of blue afternoon
^wero ttev? djufl beautiful 11 ie
worto which titled >aj 1 enjoyed t<>
the fullest ejcUeny. Wl)cn ii grew
cool and du&ky Lara's little fi ienda
bade her a reluctant 4,good-bye"
wishing her many, many b*ppy re
* turns.
Death of Miss Susan M. Manning
Miss Susan M. Manning* aunt
of Mrs. David It. Will inms, Jr ,
died at "Blooujsberry," Camden. S
CM last Sunday night, Sept. 1st,
aged 81 Tears
- Miss Manning was a most excell'
ent. christian woraaiK^ The beau
tifying influencc*"Wf^f iVire religion
were spread over a life atul charac
tor as spotUss and charming as was
over possessed by any o/ ihe noble
women who havo lived wnd died du
ring the a|{es that are g'>ne. As
?well a life was a blearing and bon
efaclion to all within the sphere of
Its influence ?o is the death of such
? one a public misfortune. It is
difficult to pay a fitting tribute to
the memory of so noble a woman.
A pet (eel lady at all times?under
?II circumstances, she seemed born
to inspire the lore and respect of
?11 Jtliq were so fortunate aa to bo
.?Gqaatnted-?Uh her. No one was
.pwi* willing.to aid the sulferiug,
WMr the desponding, sustain the
W?ak and to throw over the frail
tiff! Of ost race the mnatle of Chiia
tifta charity than she.
TM faneral took plaot In Colum
oa Taefdajr and lbs remain?
~ *1^ church yard
iot~lUirt!?*ti<i
Dm Uu Governor
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in! [?'jciiinstci'd! Bank
tei. s c.
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\ .'-i'itii nf r*.iciii.-1p.i',*io
t' Ii: hni i,l" dti.
J'nvv J 'if S.'U* *?, a Hitrg-ain.
i I piano in {.??);>:! rondi
^ - ba^uir. A p p! \
Mr? W. .J ,I.
Hevolvor Lost
| A ( lit'-. lev ?!/?'> W?r! I ??* Oil
I < fit ii i M (i y, A ii^ ii At '.Mill. between
I !>' K'iMi t.ti.i (' ,ol St.; ii.,/. He
I 'v.-1 i If io(nrni 'l in K W. Hilton,
j W ? ?tviIic, or ?o thin ojVu'o,
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? J .CIt i
' ? '? ' ?'i <*?" fin i>ini lloiii
ifi't! Hank Muilding
Nti< ' t in imvii, and mof.
l ?' !i 11 a I i j . ('!, i t ?. , \ I. j) i y 'J' |(,
( ?>! it'<? < lV;.-p
j' iUh ol Mra J. K. Stephenson.
''i- J. H. f. .n U. I Ihsi
?""ii diiv tit (iall'ni'V The liiniu!
took playe u|j 1* ii (Hit i? y n?m Iht old
hen;U i*st v:lit- ti.is county
Mrv 1 f j; h c ti?: ?; i>? n H >? it ;> Si I c r of
?Mr Mid M i f .j. A. MeDowei', ?d
\??;<Uille. ? V;;e iouvis her hue
h<if .{ -.iiiil ~pv, : < !' i!d ieu
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Nt>w Aiivortisoin
?VY ;iir?*ct \''ur niu ntior; to the
I:>vnew v .Tt.-i'Miii'iii ti which
?>{>; r>-,r fr- 1" j. t> ( ' h roo ir I e to-day
I i 'or. nirrcv ' !i m ?>k.
| l i.i i. }i- {'<? ?? u 11 roof r v
j /? Thw ?<' ^ >> ' m??i' S"lv<-.
mi,-i . v. ol A! ?ri'.'ily Ueporl .
i J .w, . "V,. .. V;/i..r
1 11 A. A' K i> nl !-.*i ley.
1 ' R W it>' - I'rUnii S;>( :? Ii light.
C . (>. Moore? lleni K-'tate.
Death of Little James Burns.
I>ie; 1 at hi;- hiMre in our city, last
Sunday at '2 !>0 o'clock p. in , littl"
Ja nosy infant son of Mr. ?nd Mrs
?J intra II l'.ir is. Thii?! nv(;r a li-ip
p\ home tli?> bliadow of a liMlt
urave Inn f u11?_ r? ; and, as anuthci
Ins p;iid, it i? v/oudciful how
long a shadow a little gravi
can 1111 o w. r I j ihoauliful bahy
iifi- wss ? > pi(?ci >U8, ho frought
wish blcsflin^s to his parents
lint I'C BceiiH'd a {lower of para
dise permitted to bloom for u brief
scasoti by their side, then called to
its li ttive pkii'3, jeavinq tlie earth
ron 1 for tliem d :u k and lo^eh* in
deed. The sunshine of love could
not warm hi? life nor the ajFoetion
of parenthorid beguile him from
drooping. 11 n itrealb went out
like the exhalation of a sweetly
flagrant tl >wer <d the woodland and
in hia atead v;as lyft (?uly a beau-1
tifni inemovy ? a memory that will
last and sanctify us long as paren
tal existence. 1 he little body was
Iniil to real in our cemetery Mon
day afternoon.
Good Groceries.
A peculiarity about
tli<> ostrich is 1 hat il will
eat all sorts of indigesti
ble things, such as scraps
of iron, tin, glass, etc.,
with seemingly no had
alter effects.
No person of intelli
gence would fry to imi
\ late the ostrich to/that
extent, and yet a great
many of them stuff their v
stoipachs with "cheapo
groceries, save a few
cents on their purchase
and pay out as many dol
lars for Dispepeia cures
? .amKdoclor s bills.
The first consideration
in the purchase of your
groceries should be
QUALITY.
?The Up-Town?
Grocery.
Fine Groceries a specially.
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? ??', luVi lii! ,?iV\iis l.'i ii ti .-iu fitly m|
iii ?? vvi?1111 of 111<i|it ri v H.
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1 1 '? !??' til !!? 1., I'alraUl
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Pi" J i Tiling
?vl II' i i*T t: I i*.-a i ..>!( I )
H l-.tl:s, JL" ?.Ml?d I.. ,|| I\t I,
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W I i..n r.-Si I.
in t?? i> a
s ! #? \ ft" t ?>*!?! t}|>iti ' i". i?11
I !:?? i-i.^iiiiM win! i iHi ; ^ - -?
;>'m- ;> i '.i-iic ul, |;?-1 ( fiinit"rj* ifT?*
V? In u -tm ni? w. til r...,vi iim 11n-1
On llipilf wilt?11 Ml f III .ut^li a lyili,
A !:! i ? draw luo- I?i ?>adi.
"Ik- i I i r t i\ In -1 ?li&i.iiv on lit.- wall
A.id m a?v?i Imm.-i'Ii i.) <1. .i'.ti
? I'liiljuloJjiliia IU ,-umI
Call ii u SiiCrcKiJ
Those in Cherokee, who have
pbuitc I and etil'iv-tU'il corn uceord
iri^ LI the W |l 11 -i in ho it plan, and
win; have vvoi k-il aeeording to Int.
Itlrtt! IK'I ioliR clusi-l v, Dfiy It. | * II Mill!
Ct'88 mill art* delighted with it.
Just, think of from HO lo lOU IiuhIi
c*I? of oViro from one aero of upland,
ll?:tl 11h11 yielded from ten to lif-eeii
I)tikIn-Im uftor the old ?i \ lt? of giow i
ingcorn.?Itlaekeburg Chronicle.
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r-enth iif Littie Mary Doug'us Wnh
erapocn
[ U in wi! Ii deep H\ni|)?iih\ foi !
Mi. and Mih I) ?\**11 \S i1 Iii11%Jim(tti
'liit we announce l l?t death i t iln-ir
iliMle daughter, M.uy Di uglat?,
jiihic.h occurred last Satunday afloi
a very brief illness file (otuiul
wn? In-Ill on Sunday afternoon con
dueli*d by Kt-v. C. 0. lleibtit
l)< all; f.iiino with lYirniliv caiv.
Tin* "|j. ning t'lnl to lienven i-..|i\ i-vt-d,
??;iil l?a if il l-ly?s><ui Ih.'it
? 4V*- - -
The Ciuill Pon.
| 1 he ignorance of tbe voting |
pit* n aniH/iti^r. A fi>w da\ m h'/jk
a 0'iod I no k in i? youti^ mav I'tmu
iulo this nJlitM* when tin? #jil i t??r
a-?iu in??|<iti{; iinHir n quilt
ti gci'iiiim.' Hltih. lit; iotdcod nt. it
ilfi nuiH/.vlTKMit, and nsiil; '1 ncvri
enw any "ii?- writt- with a fi'aLlioi
iK'forc." XV11 I'm <r with a fcathor,
j ir.dctv! I'ltai ia rn<>ngli t(> oiako
[tin* blinder of \Vttt>hiiij?ton, .J''tVi;i
[ton and aii the ?;guciH id the Do
t;l ?. fa' io u of I niH'i'Qiidcncf l-iusii
wiili r? Ii mil I*, btcause ? young man.
well brought, up, should liorr, in
the br^inrdng of the twentieth ecu
turv, call the hieloric pun, in tide
lioiti the good gray goose quill "a
feather."?Carolitia Spartan.
S^orsona/ 77/c n tio /?.
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Mr. M. llaum is in Camden for a
few daje.
j Mr. K. W. Murohitjon, is takiup
in tlio sigbtn at the Jamestown Kxpo
i fit ion.
Mr, Laurens T. Mills, was in Co
lumbia yrstcrday 011 profoQfl onal
bii9iuoso
Or V II Sawyer, of Jolmaton, has
nccopted' a position- with MeSRrs
Zomp and Dol'tiiS
Mrs. ,M. L. Burns left yesterday!
for Salmla, N , where &ho will
upend a few weeks
M. Hobort Pinekuey h.fl yep', r.biy I
for t'hailoston; whore lo will npend i
a wo-k witii relatives.
Mins.?Hoarielte Job isou i ff \e=? j
tcrday to spond sovoral wuI-h in tic-!
mountains of North Carolina.
Miss Leila Shannon accompanied |
by Master Ralph Shannon le.it yea j
terdav for a short stay in Ltineatitor.
Misaca Kva and Lucilo Bntt.on are!
spending some time with their sister,
Mrs. R. L Moaeley, on IjhI'?iyett?
Ave.
Mr () 1J Lon*. the popular rrpio-i
sontativc oT.the S r Kiiharis Paper i
t'o. < f Atlanta, Ga, was is town this
weolc
(.'apt F W Kldredgo ami family,
who have been spending the suintner
at Sponccr, Ind. have returnod to
Camdon
M iss Muidji I>cap who lms been
visiting Mr. T: 101 wood Carpenter'#
family at Ml. Kiseo, N. l , has re,-[
turned home.
I)r ami Mrs F M Zemp, who lnvej
b'?cn spending several weeks in Now
Yoik city, Imve returned to their
libruo in Camden
Mr and Mra W 1?' Malone. who
have -been spending some tune in
AshfiVille, N C. havo roturncl to
th?ir ho rile in Camden
Mr H 1' DflTiOaelie. who has recent
ly been with ihe Itrowu Lumber Co,
has taken a position with Messrs
Springs and Shannon. DcLoache
:h one of our most highly esteemed
younp; men, and we afo sure will rise
rapidly iu his now business
Dr and Mrs T M MoConnoll have
returned to Oamden, after spending
their vac&tion in Morristowo, Tenn.,
looking much improved in health.
Dr'McOonnell has requested as to
aooonoce that service* may be ex
pec ted at the Preabyteriao oharcb on
oext 8t?e4e> netilef
F . W , W A 0 E 1ST ,E R 6c ? 0,
K*(H.!.On \ )cp?f. i" t* fcK'S 11 ? W1 tis ricsion< 0.
\V'.v '*:t\rjrrfitted to hf-nt'Ie Cot"
I ton to advantage find solicit
consignment*.
We ,i?ivc special attention to hand*
tin? Staple Cotton, viz. "Allen Seed,"
"pforadora" and others of ihis grade.
A. Thies' (iprman Salve.
Worth Its \Vtiv> lit In (told.
No llOlWKHOl.l) i,OM I'l.liTK Wi l li
our it.
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?J. .1! I", Sl.iN. ? Hill' .? s?'l I'.M'tlS. i ?? k |*'lli?f f?>
>? r ? i r ,la, lircH.-', !. . ? ;; >\ I , III, KlWil*, iV/f?,!.?. I iili'l
i 'llM-.n-fS. i'n \ -i! j i'lnul I*? ill >'l I ni.*U Iil\\ li -li't
ii.u fi. tn -c;iiwc, liiiio. .jt lull i;ch i>> riiicicHii lnstniiii'.'nt",
N . 11 Ml lout, 1.1 1 i (Mil ;ili\ ? . < ...1,'I*. AlillV# ;t tt?l Hlli'Vilkti'H
t liir iiii Ml II-' :?( H>lr, tlliUfii'll ill Ms
li-n'lH ?'me 111*'! \">i i i I ihviT > it* U it .IiYuL Noi!iili? till'
ill. ini<-?.? ??( lihi'il ii . i ? i < n't. r.?- into il> iiihimi tiu'.tiln. Six
<>) li'.c.'.ll l ;lli:??l til i: I ?( . ? mill I tiUuiiMly ;l:- 1outl-.v.
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? i Iivit I :iu; <|'i ;iitt ii*.- i ,i ii mi M, ri :i ; . .1 ti ?! iiiiiDV f
Iiiils ;ii ii l- :i!w;i\ ii ? ; - |j, ,|.l Kv'?'l'V I'' i \ |<U.i l .i?ilr-fi) >i
nioiii'.v ii'liiii !*' IV ? I ? s.iiv t>> all ?!t ?
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I.ast Wi't-l-; I (tiler C(). ,i <!(*??'{ :ii?l ? <? for .S'i! *, an i;j
VO:-t llU'llt loT t short I'tO" Old', ll ii:)y' 'ill ll K?dd ;l i 1(1 {!.t> (IX
loltl'M i-> well phased.
I 11:i\'?' :I iinrnitcr of o()(c! ? <n!j eo<,r-?d 111:*ii< ?11 -? W iiliii'j ( ?
ho picked iij>. I i M'*4 von i; \ I liiiiL', \o>i wish to s"li tn' trade?
If ,-o 1 c;Mi itii(I :t purchaser ioc v.mi
Ws+yr 42*tr*s T/v*s> ??vv:' **?. v-w-v;
r.w.. ? * {?; Tr-^c" ^ ? -> if -AK
P g V *u ft,
i!i: si: ro'nu <iwt liinw t>n ua i ei u A v n: m a<! joining 111? ?
liew i>uni 1st ( imivli par-son a,"e I- still to *o lutd This i? ,t
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wo I1 built house and was put in p"ileel npair last Sinin^
i ? i Siarxiy in* rebuilt 11<r iii<? piiee a-kcl now. lias cil^
\ an! ('!>( f ii !i !?! I'.v"- -^lV.Vi
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The Wat k ins sioiv?corn or Main and Delvalb streets? doin
plete with fixtures.
Ollice rooms in the Wat kins building
'2-story six-room dwelling on/Main strict. Ample |>remises
in good condition. Water aim electric lights in house, l'rico
$15.00. /
'2 five-room dwellings on Mill street, below DcKalb. Klec
trie lights and oily water. Recently put in first-chiss repair
$10 00 each.
A commodious Jbivory Stable mi DeKulb street near Main.
\ C. C, MOORE.
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fi'cn PAIR
fraatilic*r << A , /"u i,r
$3*5Q per p.v.r. yu?J i
l i? 8*tiV&t2u?}?> ' ,^'u
IVtfK WW Sets ?{*?% tour,-**.:;
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Paf/* }'?j? 0>.Jy l' ct.< .v
(ca>3? wtrt* or.&r <.<?. ir,'
MO fflQRH TROUBLE rI'ltCT?.TT.
ResiiU of 11 vc?;i> ri'.-tt: > ?? it:
making. Wo <ir ?roi.'? 7 o'CAC
TUS, PINS, NA!l.S, "? >\ci:s or
Serious punrturti;, lii:c i?.v utioi. ?1 t x:if. cut ,
bi' VUiCftttl/eJ like anj' oilier 1i. ?.
Two IIuntilCd Tho'J?aS '} p\, < if: ?; ?. ' j.
Sovonty-liYC Thousand p;;r; . >:?' -.r
Ju-*! ??* 'in: ''ilriirulilicrtrriiii
*? V -w*1 pniit'iiirr strlpu "II"
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?? '*tl 1 utiy oth?*r
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OEUGRtWlVil t tw ?!t VI .1. Tt ;* '. ?'y j;. I '?? . . ,)tf ,j ]|n? '1 in- (tc
with a fpmul qwn'ity ut r..bh.\vJ.i? It ? <?. r L- . ? i >i ; . ?u .,u?. i,,,, s
wrthoyi r?lkiwirt;; 11.o h't to i ! . ? < e ,,..v ? ,;.r, s
f-oj: . i . ic l> ?, ?v i/lt tr. moir tli.in
ill ordinary tire, the puocttsr' ????<?':-t kmi? p- . .j : . of tMn itxcinllv
pre pa ted fabric on tl\<. ift.J 'i' ?' . ./?. 't )??':" ? t . f v. !i~o t hum-* <m U
or toft rads Is overcu ? by \ ( . ?? ' ?? ? ms allsu frurnh?me
?guce*co out l*.twctt'the f.v*1 r< ? - . -.cr.-ti if ?:?? . *. m \? n^c!;ir ;<rirt oi tli? '
Him U |K.y? iter l?il >?> >*.?* m.' .i . > it- -? < .i-v v> k! tf price tt i).<-tider
of onlv pfer pair. All on,. ? ,? ? -? !*> !> ? . v.. * pC.O.D cdobprotd.
you da not bay a coit mtt 3 y ? >. -v ? v ' ? ?' ? ?n :'v nj-rvei.tcd.
We will allow a ?-??; J*vi ' ' ? ' r ?>, ? : "A t- -iYv.i} if van v tid
riil.L C.MU wia J ? '<? ?? ? ' ? ? . r ?? ??? >fs nttnl ore i>ic el
N?(<d lnc*ntiill twmp>::'1 ? .??<, .,!?< i . . i. ;uit I?iuVt4tnifiieMm(tal
tuueture tlu^cte t^; W ? t/u ?-l^:. .J > <? ? - t.r? ;; b\, * >icj U/bc retui ..cd
pt OtiK en.pt??' My t ' .V >? lire BjfMu ' ?' rMtnimiloQa
We ere perfectly r.-lubh. at: "'.it w?i ,?? ? ?*\ b- :ik. A u yout IVattnaVer
Banker, li*pr?=??or Fit ',jht /r t o? ;f>~ J thto? ' : Jvocf ?t ';:i m;.. J/ you older n piir o;'
tbe*e ttree. jw wiJt Aud Ut* * it ikIc ? uMtt, wcr 1? .??r, Ju*? look
inerlh?neoy tireyoinlurcc* ?>. ??? f.< ???.! j-t ? y.:ve. Wt -,W4 you Mil v/e-tl p!en?ed
that when you hic>c' v u >.u. y*-.n .?,dcr. t ,.*a; \cu to send \-J a twall trial
order at oitcr. hence tTii^ r?'u . . ?i? , /?^av.
IMIi i'V h"ft Jtp-v r^,0dl*f. paCalr. pi,Is w?r1 rernir?, and
m fia??C3^*v C^rytli'iis ?- ?*j; H;rvi:le ltf? fix: ^'d Ly uj. otUau Oteu^al
ptioat dliwfd by 4aaln? v>.>- ?> ?rtr.t. tar r ut Intv ^'. Nf M: V cr.tVotrtie.
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W WUI wr/*#/7 yOrw'A ptir /.f tit'. i r enrrnt wniii via know the new and
woMterAil ?tfen we ?rc n?tl:j^jt. J? '<ny c?M? ?? ?om?1 to -ny. WntsitNOW.
0Y6LE WiOtY, fittW "4 L' ILL*
Int |U1,
Come And See The Cool Breezy
Things
At The Gilt Edge Store.
1
Kverxhody is thinking now of how to keep cool this hot
weather. To those who are f?oin?j to mountain or Hcanhore
w<> s;t\ coiiit ih and !(?; us help \ <11j to get oil. We have a
nice line ot li^lil weight wool ^ooda, juat the 'tiling lor the
. ?< m > I evening* in I he mountains. Just received a nice line ol
liunks, Dress Suit Case# Kte.
Now lor the folks tli.it st;iv at home. - Come and see the
cool hrerxy things we are showing. All of our Figured Lawn,
j Kati>te, Kte., at reduced pi we have them from 5c yd. up.
1 lot Kiirured Silk < h-irandies, beautiful patterns, 0()c values,
reduced to JWc.
1 lot figured Siik Tissues, sold at '25c, yd., reduced to 19c.
1 lot Striped and Kigured Madras, 25c. values, reduced to
I Si- per yd.
1 lot short length Cannon Cloth reduced to (Jc yd.
I lot (iin^hams, nice patterns for b^V waists, shirts, chil
dren s dresses, etc., reduce'! yd.
Wo are sacrificing our entire stock of Embroideries. Oomo
quick for tho prices on these goods can't bo matched in a
long t ime.
A good Hea Island at 5o yd. -
Shirting IVmts, short lengths, at 4 1-2 cts yd.
Colgate Talcum Powder, the 2 Go kind, at I8e.
"Star Brand Shoes Are Better.''
.luet roocived ;i biur Hhipiiiunt ot these eclebvated shoes
Ttiose are the kind that ^;itinfv.
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Yours Respectfully,
The Famous Gilt Edge Store,
I*. T. Villop??u?, Proprietor.