The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, March 17, 1905, Image 4
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uur spring uiotnmg is
the best?None can be
our stock immense and
and nleasure. We sati
oi latest o.cyie ana 01 i
better. Our prices are
varied. We sbow our
sfv all tastes. All nat.
oest quality, we Duy
low, our profits small,
goods to all with pride
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THE RESCUE.
liY BELLE MAN1ATES.
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"My brother has told me of his en- moi
gagement to you." Lenore raised i T
beautiful eyes in an appealing, pa- urg
tlietie glance. I insl
tc very far to the right or left. i _
l?ere were frantic cries from below, I
ing him to jump, but he preferred |
ant death to becoming a maimed. I
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(Copyrighted. 1905, by Daily btor
Publishing Company.)
Mrs. Lyle sat in her boudoir engro
scd in making out a list for her hous
party. She smiled slightly as she scai
ned tho names of her guests.
"I've got them all paired off lit
the animals in Noah's Ark," si
thought, as she held her pencil poise
y "I am afraid that you?his? friends- mai
will think'' Icrii
s_ "Never mind what they think." j firsi
;e said Gwendolen, kindly. So Lenore the
weut to the house party, and was en- try]
tirely happy except when she reinem- seal
;e bered that her past might reflect uuc
jC upon Philip. A
.j To meet the exigency of unexpected con
igled tiling, or, at best, a life-long ^,ur
>ple. He looked up and got his ujlu,
t gleam of hope. If he could reach
flat roof above! It would be worth (
intr. Only a cat. however, could weal
le that wall, rising so straight and
rcvlced above him. xVlLJ K
mong the throng that was but a
fused mass to his straining, burn- 's ,lf
ray's Icon Mixture contains the elements that
Blood Tonic?a remedy that makes rich, red 1
st ion, increases appetite and supplies strength
Ic, run-down people.
CRAY'S IRON M1XTI
>t a temporary stimulant. The good in every d
-r rns
makes it a gen>lood.
improves
ami energy to
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ose sticks. Ex
over her brother I'mlip's Dame.' I hei
is 110 one good enough for him. He
worthy of an ideal, and I am afraid
know none "
\ At tills moment her brother cnterci
siA "Making out your lists of guest
is Gwen? I wish you'd ask a friend .
mine. '
"As if your friends didn't alwa;
m < have carle hlanohe at Woodneatl
re kui-m.n uue nigm, l Diup gave up ms "*
js suit of apartments and sought a room , kne
I on the third floor of the gardner's onc
house. As lie sat in the window with ^ur
^ feet against the casing, he Tell into a 1)re
profound sleep. Suddenly he half a- a
^ woke. He had dreamed that he was ^
uncomfortably warm, and he made a 'ml
motion to throw off the covers. The c^?,
, motion aroused him to the extent of l|in
vj go ? a.i vaic av.tnc nine ii^uh.; lie CCllO
:w?Lcnore! He saw her look up
e in an. agonized way. Then she
ned her gaze beyond him, and, peaking
through the crowd, ran fleet- (I nv|
.nd desperately away.
ierely t he sight of her stirred his nieel
rassive resignation. Every way wju>
;ed but that wall rising sheer above PRICE 2'h
i. Another moment, and his con
nt for pale, em iciated, bloodless poople, and as
s for those recovering from sickness. Unequal
/
ent and overeomi the 1 mitu le, tire 1, e\lusle
li" feeling, so prevalent in the spring. A con
Ls with the approval an 1 co n n;n 1 ition of ply
re.
Guaranteed Satiifaetory to every purohas
f \
i a recuperative J
le \ as a tonic to J
s:l and "runlbination
that
rsicians every- ,
jr. at Drug Stores,
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L bold by Uegula
B ?t Firit, But?. pi
H without oili
r Dea.ers in Every Town. Cost a Little more
itent Axles, Which JJave Run 2,000 miles
\ng.
Who is your friend?"
Wm "A young girl?one you have nev(
met, Gwen, but one I love."
"Oh! Philip! And you have nev<
told me!"
"I came to tell you now. Her nanis
Lenore Hradner. I met her when
was in London three years ago!"
??"An English girl! Whom is she vis
realizing that he had no*- gone to bed. hit:
He wondered dimly where he was. the
'r Had he gor.c to sleep at the sailboat? aKa
lie had done that more than once. -Sta
and there was a time when he had a v0]
wakened in a fog, as he had now; bui ,ll
this fog filled his lungs and choker, S
him. lie started to his feet. This the
crackling, snapping sound meant lire! an(:
ion would be unbearable. Through
mist before his blinded eyes Letiore '
in appeared?at the right, near the
hies. He dimly noted that she
re a very short skirt, as short as the ?
: he had first seen her in.
uddenly a cry of horror rose above Tg'V _
tremendous roar of falling lloors I
I crackling ilames. j
.nnL'itHT tn tlio viorlit. ho onw ? little . -
i're pareu i>y
he Murray Drug Coi
Columbia, South Carolina
>n't for a M:
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npany,
inute [
f BOILER
liargfrB, Etc.
V Garden iluae, ripe. Vul
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pS supply STORE, Aus
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* it in! Siji-ct Ir.m W'trk, Shafting, Pulleys,!
Building Castings?fust every day; capacity 30
lve3 and Fclt'n^: 'filing, PacKing and Maclii
iiu/tau ruunniv i , IHAVIIVIU U UIL.CIV
tutaOa.
ting here?"
Philip looked his sister squarely
is, Mack the eye.
1 P "When I mother, Gwen, she was
ear *, tight-rope walker In a circus."
0 hands. "Oh!"
ins Sup Gwendolen's gasp was eloquent.
way. Young, lovely, refined and vi
tuous. I learned to lore her; removi
IIAK r- ^ 1 -i a i
i iiuiuu^uij ?. >> Ii fYi_i ICH , lie a|jian^ IU ?
in the door of his room. Great volumes wh
of smoke poured in, and hot llames a'r
a darted up tlie stairs. lie closed the Ha
door and went back to the window, ter
tin crossing the room he had planned l,ie
to make a ropea^j^j^! clothes. He tioi
llames were shooflu^u^ut from the clo
e(] second story beneath hmi. His room "ea
.liPfrah In 11^ inlniprahiv hnt pas
? "ft"" "v " 1H.V1V.
itc phantom figure walking in n.id- ^
on a level with the roof above him.
d he already lost his hold on things
restrial, or did his senses, refined by
: forecast of approaching destruc
n, play odd tricks with his fancy? ? W
?.w> v.ic ncLiu ugu^e, through rolling
uds of smoke, came nearer and
irer, balancing itself lightly and
ilv
milk or getting along
his Summer without
i pair of
UT1NG SH(
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fashionable New York school, whe
her p.ast life is not known. She h
just been graduated, and we are to 1
, married this fall, 1 hope, for my sak
^ you will he nice to her and overcon
' your aristocratic scruples."
Gwendolen's wits moved quick!
She loved her brother dearly, but si
? did not want him to make a mes;
k rt a
Ill ~ "VV.
re < arefully closing the window be- '
as hind him, he stepped out on the r.ar- run
[jq row stone ledge. It was a dark night. Lei
C| A ir.ist hung over the place, deepening his
Qe the dull, red like of fire creeping out ton
from the story beneath him. Oil the tha
y# left he could see the house looking l?k<
[,c heavily down upon him from a tower- ^
tj. ing mass of gables. On the right and cry
n the dull tumult of his memory
ming wildly with the darting tire,
lore was ever in the foreground of
thoughts He fancied the plianii
tignre to be hers, yet dimly felt iViCll
it it would tloat beyond his sight
j a snow tlakc in the air.
mother cry, but this time a mighty
of joy, arose froiu the throng be
meantime you an
your shoes. Made
vass or Linen Mes
and women's, $1.50.
Misses' and 1
T* A ^ t rm.
Childrens, /
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vja% liance. Argument and opposition wou
be of uo avail. She would invite tl
girl, r.s lie wished her to, and amid tl
brilliant, refined throng assembled ;
Woodneath the ' circus performei
would appear at such a disadvantaj
his eyes would be opened.
"Of course, Philip, I'll be glad
ask her. I will call on her at one
|tj near the garaner's house were the '0*
lie stables. I
lie Suddenly there arose upon the night rotI
at air the sound of an alarmed, confused r'J0
r" babble of voices, a wild running of feet on/
?e calls for water and ladders from a 1
helpless, disorganized band of guests,
lo servants and villagers. 1
e. | Quietly and calmly he awaited their
. . . ,, . . .. , tin'.
r#
Ie dreamed that a rope?a phantom
>e?came dangling down from the
f above?tire roof that had been his Qpposi
y haven of hope.
'lieu a voice?a well-re uit inhered
ec?a voice of tlesh and blood?call- ,_____^
encouragingly: ?
1 have fastened it. Philip. Come
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Columbia, S. C.
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e a few very Pretty Calendars
rrite for one. You are invited
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in= "She is at the school still as a pi
vate boarder, now that the "session
, ^3 ^ ended," he said, his face wearing a r
lieved expression at his sister's takir
\ the news so nicely.
Gwen went to the school that afti
noon, tilled with curiosity to beho
her brother's protege. She picturi
t.C) llftrself his p.lmicA ns a irirl ?xf r./iirc
ascovery or nis pugni>. xne line 01 r
j. dull red was now changing to a ruddy 1
is glow. He recogonized the people be- rea
e- low. Then some one caught sight of km
ig him, and there was more alarmed the
shouting. Ladders were brought, but ,c 1
pr were of no avail. Nor was water ad- 'on
j(j equate to cope with this mad sweep of to 1
voracious flames that leaped upward tioi
? and outward, throwing down a spark- kec
? ? (
Unbelieving, lie touched the rope?a
1 rope! That touch, his lirst hargcr
of a possihillity of escape, and
sound of ner voice were like a tono
his nerves. His brain was 110
ger uncomprehending. Stimulated }
iction and roused from bis condin
of hilplcss lethargy, lie suddenly TTSill
ame cool and alert. tall
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dark, wild beauty, so when a slendi
young girl of exquisite face and for
entered the little reception-roor
Gwendolen had to admit that ou
wardly there was nothing to condor
In her future sister-in-law. Very lii
^ tie conversation was necessary
J show her that Lenore was refined
speech and manner, and would shir
el! ling shower of fire. H
m The fire extinguisher was brought, l,ir
n, and when the stream was turned on tlie
it- the blazing beams a sound like that of 1Ie
ie escaping steam was added to the roar
I- of the flames. al)0
to Looking down into the gulf that an-v
of yawned beneath him, he realized that 1
ie he couid expect no rescue from below, sw;
[e clutched the rope, tried it two or "T-i_ 1 _ "
ce times to test its security, and -L LI 111
n commenced his cfTort to ascend,
was not much of an acrobat, but T?p
h death below him and Petronella J-vt^
ivc him, he felt he could climb to
- height. K^ ci
he distance was slight. t>ut the
lying of the rope made the struggle
2a Hammerless Guns,A
pairing clone at short n
11 and see our line.
^ ran n/r on ^
mmunition *
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iccessors lu d. /micii.
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i at woocineath or anywhere else,
fi A When she told Lenore of her desi
* to have her at the house party, she a
'ded:
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and he now studied the situation from a s'
re his point of view instead of from theirs.
d- The ledpe on which he stood was but
a few feet in length, lie could not
LriTo. Hand over hand he made for
roof. Now rising to the top of
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Ladies and 1
Foot=We*
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alwavs seen? A nretl
Misses
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Dress Goods!
ichness of pattern and
xt Dress Goods attract
To be out of the 1
Men's anc
fab- Our large a
the of the best
'ash- wear?Our C
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nd assorted stock is
and comprises all
lothiner is made of
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What is the test o:
gentility? Well appo
. wear. Where did she
dainty shoes? From 1
f Feminine Jon is
inted foot- that ;
! get those we ha
;he elegar
to be out of the world.
t well dressed lady n
ve. Where did she get
it apparel? From the
All the choicest j
leeds cut. Where <
that ionably-becoi
From the
joods and of latest
did he get that fashning
suit of clothes?
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