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II With Every $10 we sell Saturday give you absolute Handsome St Because ne1 t 1 c i llll oet AND ilRAI I > I ===== SPECIALS F< n i Timn i \t A I llll 3A1UKIJAI U | llll $2.00 Broad Brim Fel K nil Hats for V llll 1 lot of Furgison & llll Kinney's $1 fancy si SOc, 75c and $1.00 Sh slightly soiled HI Low call on E. C. BUE ?noes anu a pair u silk sox for $1.75 Men's Plow Shoei j sizes 6, 7, and 8 only * 50c Leggins will go the low price of .. . > I <fc1 00 T.poro-ins now on for 200-pairs of Men's P must be closed out. % $3.50 Stetson Hats wil be sold for Boys' Caps That Sold for 25c and 3! Some of these are slightl soiled and shop won 9r ' KLAl [ NOT A SUNDAY-SCHOOL BOY. Among Nearly Three Thousand Crim inals He Had Tried. In sentencing George H. Lott, nine teen, to a term in Elmira for burg lary, County Judge Fawcett, o Brooklyn said Thursday: "Of all th - - - J undesiraDie proiessions, iu<ii ui uuig . lary is the worst. No matter ho5* good a burglar you may be, you wil be caught and sent to prison soone or later. I have seen your friend who wished to speak to me abou you, and I find that all attempts t< have you go to Sunday-school hav< failed. In the five years I have beei sitting on this bench I have had 2, 700 boys before me for sentence an< * not one of them was an attendan of a Sunday-school. Had you gon< there I am sure you would not be be frtro mo fr?_Hav " IVi V *JL?V V\/ ?+ ^ ? The census bureau has issued i bulletin showing that in 1910 ther were only 3,668,708 turkeys o: , farms in this country, while in 190< there were 6,594,072. At this rat the turkey will be in the dodo clas by 1920. For good teams call on J. M. Dan nelly & Co at Ehrhardt, who operat a first-class livery service. Good ser vice and reasonable prices. ^ An ad. in The Herald will bring re ^ cults. Try one and see. .00 Suit II 1, we will tlundi ly FREE lit Case. ver before has a j ore has a sale n k means a dj3 AS THE RGA1 Do not compare this advertising is backet MONEYS WORTF [)l> $5.00 Stetson Hats go for inv NLI I Our other hats at h t <M OC $2.00 Hats, good vali . ?pl.W for onlv Me- ICn $2.50 Hats, during 1 lirts ? vt sale at onlv .... %/ irts, 1 Qa $4.00 Ladies' skirts i .... At/I/ going for only .. 'T'S $5.00 All Wool Embroider f d?*? k C Panama Skirts. 1 . be sold for s (fl IP 75c Black Petticoa . ylaTJ only for QA While they last $1.0* . .. . J?rC Gloves for .. .. sale ffl. While they la?t $1.5i OUC Gloves for .... ants that Boys' Fleeced Undei t now only 1 (JJO 1 C Men's Ribbed Undei . for only It is a time i 5c PRICES. In ji y _________ u I Con JBER'S 'o" H?11r PlnatoH iUOIllC 9 uiua M.' lUMwut Havana, Feb. 2.?The protracted task of raising the sunken battleship Maine was crowned with success this afternoon, when the after section, which was not injuerd by the exf plosion and comprises approximately 0 half the total length of the ill-fated vessel, was set afloat. f j Barely enough water was admitted ? within the cofferdam to free the hulk from the mud in which it was deeply ^ imbedded, but to-night it floats an even keel, though somewhat down at , the stern and much above its normal 6 a line of flotation in consequence of the removal of the heavy weignts on ^ deck, especially the after turret and its guns. The hull, into which a bulkhead has been fitted, proved perfectly watertight. Major Harley B. Ferguson, chief , engineer in charge of the work, in^ tends now to cease admitting water e within the cofferdam until the porQ tions of the shattered forward secD tion of the battleship are removed, , e which will be a matter of a few days. s After this it will be a simple matter to admit sufficient water to raise the hulk to the harbor level. Three bodies were found this evene irg during an exploration of the ex" treme bow section of the Maine. What a man is when alone is what he is. railc HAVE [ Clio BEEN ^=W 1 . sale come at a ti attracted the ] lVING to you SALE NS ( i with other so callec J by our reputation i OR YOUR MO t0. $4.001 alf price. t II lies, ^1 f|f] Twn Handsi (piiVV this <M OC MAN l .. . Pair E. 0. BI] i?w tfo ac LADIES ..yu.-wy SILK Write your nai $3.45 line and drs?p ts at 49c cot d Kid ne Name Winners of i ? Kid 95c lst Prize Mrs 2nd Prize, The rvrear OO. 3rd Prize," M LL\t Jordan. The winners rwear 23c and ^et their j when you cam istice to yourself you sh BRENNECKE SALE ie Again a 'Hie Store < Judge's Daughters Fined. Stylishly gowned and with their faces screened Dy neavy vens Mrs. Catherine Smith, wife of a Salt Lake City ex-judge, and her sister, Pearl Agnes Weiler, both daughters of the late Supreme Court Justice Weiler, of Utah, were sentenced in special sessions to-day to pay a fine of $100 each or spend 30 days in the city prison for stealing lace valued at $24 from a department store. The fines were promptly paid by their attorney, George Gordon Battle. The young women had been in the Tombs since their arrest on Tuesday. ?New York special to Baltimore Star. A Novel Toast. A Washington politician not long since attended a banquet given by physicians in connection with a medical conference. The banquet was a jolly affair. Many toasts were drunk. One proposed the health of "The Ladies," another of "The President" and so on through a long list. Finally, when the glasses had been iilicu auu ciiipiivu a iiuuiuci ui niii^o the toastmaster glanced at the politician. "Our genial friend," said he, "has not yet been heard from. Mr. Blank, will now propose a toast." Whereupon the politician arose and smiled at the doctors assembled around him. "I propose," said he, "the health of the sick." Turned me when the pe Deople as this that will never h GROWS nrnrn jUI 1 special sales, for ev and our guarantee NEY BACK. Con ?????i The best A ,pp for.... i tl Li Large Apro: wmmm for only . ome Presents Mohairs an( 5 PRIZE |l Our Broke] rRT'S $5 Shoes must go i! 1' PRIZE ST , SCARF Wli? ??? X Ul? UVCJL ne on the dotted that are 1< it in the Box 1 lot of Por >urdfty. values foi ipon ? Ladies' .Em chiefs, 3 j * V for 45c thi a of . flafnr/latr'o for . . WW V MVVVM4UMJ M " izes: tj .J.Q.Adams. * lma Ducker. $1.50 Paten rs. ^Eebecca A. strap oxfc "l ' ' ' will please call $1-50 ?^or )rizesT on\ythe/ ???? will go fo lot ignore the ould make every dollar bi .' ? ' SERVICE IN CHARGE nd Gain Aj i )f Quality" Oti?[/3 1/1 iicna. A new college of agriculture has been opened at Middlesburg, South Africa. Denmark boasts eighty-one head of cattle to each one hundred inhabitants. There are forty-eight paupers in London for every one thousand inhabitants. The United Kingdom last year consumed 286,892,000 pounds of tea and 29,195,000 pounds of coffee. Henry Clay Frick is to establish an art gallery to cost millions at his Prides Crossing (Mass.) mansion. ===!====== f Notice of Opening of Books of Subscription. Pursuant to a commission issued by the Honorable R. M. McCown, Secretary of State, dated January 25, 1912, the books of subscription to the capital stock of the Standard ] Serial Building & Loan Association will be opened at the office of H. M. Graham, on Friday, February 9th, and will be open continuously thereafter until the requisite amount of stock is subscribed. The capital stock of the proposed association to J be not less than fifty thousand dol- < lars nor more than five million dol- ? lars, divided into shares of the par ? value of one hundred dollars, each, ( i-i- i-i ??iuu ( payauie IU llluuLin.y lusiaimcuis vi > one dollar per month until the ? amounts paid in, with the accumula- r tions, shall amount to the par value 1 of each share of stock. f D. M. EAVES, <. H. M. GRAHAM, Board of Corporators. February 7, 1912. Away D;r; ==== lil ople needed it r 1 T"1 one nas. i nis ?e forgotten. i OLDE BIG( ery statement in our 5, and it is YOUR le and take a look. rnerican calicoes Special DC - Fridi ns will be sold 01 - 15c Ch: ?tv sale j i Suitings at cost. 1 lot CI dress a Stock of SHOES f price is any induce- ?, sale i intend to carry any and will sell the few t0 eft for 40c on the $1. House igee Silks, 40c Jjjj wfha^ I UOt; t Lbroidered Handker- They in a box. Thev sold ^ 00 C e box; now go- 29c now: We han SHOES buy a t Leather, one QO - Turkisl >rds for fOC large , 1 , thirs ds, same as above are Vici Kid, QCp Linen r UtJU quali call of LOW ' y as much as it will gain n .1 bamber ? Z One by the Farmer. Once in a while the farmer gets sack at the "city feller," and this is :he brief tale of how a well-known Milwaukee lawyer, sojourning in the ;ountry for a week, fell a victim of [Jncle Josh's subtle sense of humor. The lega^ light had gone to the jountry to work. He just shed his ;oat and kicked right in as 'twere. He had been assisting in stacking ;he first crop of hay and was workng on top of the stack. When "knocking-off" time came rhe Old Reliable is Coming. VAN OK Orangeburg's Keli< MAIN GALLERY - - Will be L DENMARK, S. C., FEI POSITIVELY Groups charged extra. Prices qu Photos. One Half Dozen $2.00, One >f Residences, Family Groups, Animal Uso Weddings, Card Parties and Recei 111 latest styles in Folders and Pla ?ood Work. Bring the Babies to T 3LOUDY OR RAINY AS WELL AS FA tnd Enlarged in Pastel, Crayon, and ny stay is limited, so do not hesitate, ^adies and the public invited to call al ine work. VAN ORSD Photos from $1.00 pei ll ES buy like quarand quarters :e DOLLARS nore. Never > sale R THE jER S . ? , . % Muslin Underwear Sale ly at 3:30 p. m. ildren's sox to go on ft, it only vC ~ lildren's ready made O0_ ies for ?0C of Comforts now on QO_ for 30C r Vjfe* iri's hats, worth up OQp .00, now . ,?EJC Furnishing Goods must : ' * re 30 Trunks, but we have he room to handle them. go at COST. : v henile Covers are <M 1A reduced to re a few Bugs that you can, it YOUR OWN PRICE. N r hL Towels that are extra , soft, thick and.: Olty, for ?Iv Handkerchiefs, good 0A ty for Ov ; /< " " A",? 1 ? 1 f 50c, 75c and 51.00 ||| SHIRTS J These are odds and ends that are slightly soiled. j 1 Qn II ' I g, s.c. ?7 Nl| the stack was pretty high and the city chap didn't know just how to return to terra firrna. "Say, how'm I goin' to get down?" ^Vi a lnt?TT7A?* T\AI*Onn ciancu mo ia r? j ci jiciauu. The farmer considered for a moment. Then he shouted: "Oh, jest shet your eyes and walk around kind o' keerless, an' you'll get down."?Milwaukee Free Press. ? m ? An inventor has placed a small horse shoe magnet on the side of a thimble to help tailors pick up needles. ' ' * * * Established 1880 {SDELL ible Photo Artist - - ORANGEBURG, S. C. ocated at JRUARY 12th to 17th NO LONGER. oted at studio. Strictly Grade "A" Dozen $3.50, Cabinet Size. Views s, Homes, Family Groups at Home. )tions taken at night by Flash Light, tinum and Sepia effects. Honest TAN. SITTINGS. MADE DURING IR WEATHER. Old Pictures copied Water Colors?Special. Remember but come early and avoid the rush, t Studio and examine this display of ELL? Artist r half dozen and up. : ,> ' -