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V," : Jr f . ? ' Whitten's T, The ? j 5 Underselling ^ Store. . ' Our Bargain Gette a feast of Bargains a well nigh irresistible, terms-they appeal t prestige and to your The Mineapolis M. Wais* i for Boys and Qirls 15 & 25c. I The E. Z. Waist for Boy;- & and Qirls 25c. ( m Don't miss our Grc Grand Opening Ch New Store next the DRY GOODS & SILKS. [ ! D 36 in. Guaranteed Taffeta 95c Black, white, colors and changable j effect. New Plaid Silks in all the new com- I binations 75c J _ 36 in. Black Pea De Sole at OS. 1.25 ' and 1.50. i ai 36 In Plain Taffeta 65c | fe New Peau De Hassalines in all | colors 50c t}l 5000 yd. Heavy Teasle outing .. 9c jj' Heavy outing 10 l-2c kind ...7 l-2c Plaids, sheeting, Drills &c at old !n price 4 to 7c ar The best selection In town. 50 in. waterproof 40c $ b, 40 in. Wool Jacquads 19c worth 25 ai L38 In. Woo! Brocades 18c 36 in wool Brocades 12 !-2 54 In. Broadcloth 83c, 1.25,1.98 pi | la 50 in. Double Warp Brilllantine 50c j tl WW T+ . J A Fair brings, almost immediately to i <>wa .a I ?? I SOUTHFPN P P firHP. DULE IN EFFECT ; MAY 28, I9C5. |al Atlanta, Ga., January 4, 1905. vl Schedule Changes on the Savannaht Division, effective January 9, 1905. ( C< No. 133 I at Lv. Columbia 12:15 a. m | h< Batesburg 1 :27 p. m.' Trenton 2 :23 p. m. . Warrenville 2 :58 p. m. J Ar. AUGUSTA 3 :30 p m. INo. 134 i w Lv. Augusta 3 :30 p.m. 1 Warrenville 4 :0<> p. m.! 3j Trenton 4 :37 p. m. in Batesburg 5 :30 p. ni. Ar. Columbia 6 :50 p. m. G No. 129 v Lv. Columbia 5 :00 a. m Batesburg ? :55 a.m. . , Trenton, 8:15 a. in. f, Ar. Augusta a. m. Mo. 130. Lv. Augusta 10:30 p. ill. b Pass Trenton 12:20 a. m. a " Batesburg 1 :30 a.am. Ar. Columbia 3:30 a. m. a TCr. t v t . Lv. Columbia 5:00 p. m. * Pass Batesburg 6 :14 p. m " Trenton 0 :5S p. m '1 Ar. Augusta 8:10 p m. n No. 8. * Lv. Augusta 7:50 a. in. Pass Trenton 8:50 a. m. p " Batesburg 0:88 a. m. \\ Ar. Columbia 10:50 a. in. No. 48 Ex. Sun. s Lv. Hatesburg 7:20 a.m. A r. Perry 0:20 a.m. No. 47. Ex. Sun. j Lv. Perry 7:10p.m. n Ar. Batesburg 8 :55 p. m. 1 f No. 50. Sunday Only. 1 ^ Lt. Batesburg. 8:00 a.m. 2] Ar. Perry 0:20 a. m. e r L No. 40. Sunday Only. ; Lv. Perry 7:15 p. m. I I lr. Batesburg 8:25 p. m., 1 \ No. 233. I _v. Edgefield 2:00 p. m. p Eh. Trenton 2:23 p. m I * Ar. AIKEN 2 :05 p. m. , t Llvj No. 234 ) 1'^ uT. Aiken 4 :02 p. m. * Jj Trenton 4 :37p. m. ' Edgefield 4 :55 m.p. 1 ? J Subscribe for The Advocate. - -. * . ^ - . mm w M , t ' THB EtEMENDOTJ S Whitten's ..' The Store that * 3 V E M B E R i,as the newest J? on AIM CAI c * | Style. ? w ?????_ pl r has been busy of late, and presents tnd New Styles for November that is Hi , that plead to you in no equivocal SI 0 your best judgment, your personal pocket book. ? la iat Sale of Ladies Petticoats next week. f; ina. Glassware, and Crockery in our ? Millinery department, Saturday 18th. SO * !u Vjslt our new Clijua and Glassware JEWELRY I fo epartment. JUI Consisting; of everything that's de- ^ 14 shooter Warlln Rifles 15.00 sirable In solid gold and fine plated IU( 25 Single Barrel Guns 3.95 Jewelry?at Deyartment store price. th 25 D. Barrel Guns $25 values .12.50 50 Alarm Clocks worth $1.00 85c ha A1ILL,1NLR\ . New Stock, Queen Quality shoes. In our new store, we are shewing 1 1 ' la] 1 entirely new lot of Hillincry, dif- New Line Stetson Hats 3.75 & 4.75 v CO rent from what you will find in ?-<?.? ? ^ ost Millinery establishments. We Bkuikcts .. - 50c to 5.50 ku tve spared no pains to make this ... ie equal of any Hat department in ic State. The creations from the ' k:.U I lilfNvj. oh epartment fingers of Hisses Inahiuct 0ur stock is now at its zenith- "" id Manning are wonderful in their s|/cs to correct!y fit ntc? of a? bul!d5 lo auty and gracefulness. The prices | ?A|| olJr su|ta froia $1() to $2() rr> Kj( e wonderfully low. fully hand made and containing even it fashion kinks found in high-price cus tin Ladies Toilored Suits at $10, $12.50 tom-made cloths?just opened: ,M> 15 and $25. We are offering the 50 Black Thibet $6.50 values 5.0( T1 :st values that can possiblv be had 1 , v on ny where. 15 heavy Kerseys 3.95 nf or* j /\[)ILS Qi ()\KS 15 Pr Over Plaids 10.00 values.7.50 We have no competition in this dc- 50 Black Overcoats 5.00 values 3.95 irtmcnt as we own hundreds of dol- _ sti rs worth that we can sell exactly at 15 Brown and Green worsted Plaid Al ie New York wholesale price. 1 $15.00 Suits $12.50 llf' 1 \vl . _ . > -\ su 'ipv 'a foriGc CTo ;;i m j oC? Cuui iciJ :=: South Carolina- i: cla tbf fliniiniTlllT Silo* of ArtUta. ^ V SJ&JBlV 11 's u '>arl ?? socn,'ne "I lock d?' "*^^1' bolonRitiR to eireitmstaiieo that an . ,,,. . , ?.t artist may spend time ami Renins on Mr. A. Ivhne returned on Monday a piwo ,;f Work an(, t|u.n f;li, (>ou. / tor spinding several days in Black- spicuously in s uite detail. ''J lie with frinds There is a story that one royal i'1' Miss. Cora Ly brand one of Leesvillo academician Rave n hand live linRers a .... . . _ , and a thumb and that another painted un allege fair voting Kirls spent Saturday a hr[fiUt m, lor id Sunday with Iter home folks near Thl. ,;0odall had he: n engaged ?ro in painting a number of laborers drag- Jo Mr. F. O Gnnter paid Columbia a Plui-' a hu*' st,""' aeross the desert. ?>i tsiness call Tuesday. 11,1,1 " ,,,sin of enterinR the > studio, said to him: tin I?r. A. K.Abies of St. Matt'ews '"I say. Goudall, if you want tlio:e ime u|i ttnd'iy and spe t fcw days fellows to pull that stone you min t ith his hrotlicr-in law. double their number. It would take m\ just twice as many." sp Mr. A. (' Hauls, has been jjnite ; Itut it is not modern painters alone o.v ck bill at this writitiR seems to be j who slip up on points of accuracy. nproving rapidly. Even Albert Durer, In a scene repre! seating Peter denying Christ, paint: I Mrs ! <> ( unler and Miss. Lizzie 05u. tilo Unman soldiers in the net -s'1: unter spent Mondai aftcinoon in . of smoking. 'i'tinier put a rainbow ^01 iagener shopping. j beside the sun. and in another pietur: . ! he Rot woefully tangled in the ship'.- tr" Mr. and Mrs. V\ |t. Har:l-y of rlj:^ ,lir tin antls, Alabama is out on a visit to I " l.v iends and relatives here. Incident of tt?o Relic n of Terror. mi _ A dramatic incident of the reign of re: M rs. \N iison fittnler ot S.ocdmuus terror in I'ranee was the saving of her pa as been on a visit to relatives here father's life from the guillotine l>\ tin ud Wagt nor ihis week. Mile. de Sonibrouil. M. tie Soinbreuil >1'* j ? .n. it* ?. and liis daughter were condemned In Miss,.* l.lara Rwran. Liza.. Mar dM)h tleii.If.l tho Methirflist picnic* at w?itl,?. 1M I Vti^rnri Miturday; tlioy reported a | ,.nrtt surrounded l?y the mob, for their nod time. | turn to mount tho soatTold. Mllo. de \t.*,. i. ii.. i . . Soinbreuil turned to tho crowd and 11 ' Mis J.>eila Junes was on our street? , , , , , ,, ... t\< , asked what harm a weak old man like ' ( " her father conhl do to the nation. Some l!l Mr. Jtahlwine, a popular Shoo drum ?f 1,10,1 answered that if she would tor of Columbia, spent Wednesday drink a glass of blood to the nation .i, s.. ?rt.,? they would let him go and passed up a ' Kin in tow ii. mi glass. Shi* drank it down immediately. Messrs. Clarence Oautt and Arther1 The crowd took her and her fattier iusby were in town Sunday to the do- from the eart. 'l'hey escaped and made ight of some of our young girls. their way to I nglaml. She thought :it the time she drank blood, hut aftc.-- . Mrs. M. S. Hunter was here to-day ward she concluded that it was re] hopping.- ,,Sparrow" wine, for she saw no on<> stoop to ti'.l 1111 the glass. To her death she was never !!'' The Hindoo Mother. ";'10- l??weVer. to see re.l wine in a 1 ; The relation of a Hindoo husband to ; g':,ss without a sluulder. lis wife is not like a contract sane- j " ioned by the court of Justice, but it in j w . pernuineut spiritual relation which I A correspondent sends us n copy of Inds two souls together. A wife is re- 1 ? old w,? on r< tho ???? ?r i ;nrded. therefore, as a true helpmate ,I:'' ordinary of Lumpkin cunty. Ca. n the spiritual progress of the soul A''or 'J'M'dmg ?> ?* executors, he ; Ife of her husband, while a faithful '*;? reduc-d, then, -to law N. ?ishand Is considered to be the great- to the lull extent of the law. st blessing l? the earthly and sp ritual > ?rnmp colic to his l?Ju < nreer of Ids wife. When she becomes l" "?< * n?* r,,r,l?"r requests that ^ mother she represents divine mother- ",h,,-v W thcinselve. and our alto ?" mod and holds a ui,h|,.e position in the m'vs ni,d J,,< "?Uol? :,s is < louaehold. sary ,n ?>"1 place on it: A Hindoo mother Is netuallv wor* Ib'ie lie the remains of S. Huig'as hlped as a living goddess by li'er ohil- ('r:m,v Hor" ?1?' *?> ?' November. Iren. The ehihlren are taught to 1Sm- w,|o s?rv'"1 *vonr^ 1,1 heir parents implicitly and to serve Q^gln legislature and never lost a hem like earthlv deities as long as *' ,v l""1 '",M ,,ie f"1' ,:,hh of the , * I..,,* n.*,? 'p.. ,i... ........... Methodist doctrine and in full hntie i > 111 11X J II* V. I" DUJ?|?\/II IIJ? |?.minr. Ill " . . heir old age, to look after their wel- liii-li ehnreh ho wills $>.>(). In connro and to fulfill tholr desires are the elusion tin- testator requests "tt? ho f" lutles of children in every Hindoo '"tried on the hi chest hill in the gravelousehohl. lint n mother is considered ,ai1' vhh the honors ot war, a eoloo be "greater than a thousand fa- ticl s salute. ?Law Notes, hers."? Swaini Ahhedanandu in Good ? ~ lousekeeping. Silhscnbc to I lie Alive , ar, cate. I s I it i ?>r ' ^ BATwlgggO ADVOOJCT. 1 Wine and Wills. Thirty Dollars a Word. l'he Law Magazine and Review tells A poet and literary man of Home cei odd story of a Hamburg merchant lebrlty wus visited In his study one 110 had live sons who were all ardent morning by a manager of a lecture buetotalers. The merchant was con- rcau, who said tlint he had called to ury minded, and, to rescue the inls- ask the writer to take part In an enlided young men from the error of iertalnment. elr obstinate ways, he directed In his "We want you to read selections 111 that each of the five should on the from your own works, Mr. Gillespie, ly of the funeral drink a glass of together with an original itoem com ine to Ills memory lu some public* posed expressly fbr the occasion. Name ace, add in if as a condition subsequent ycur own price. We'll unnouuce lu the g| at If any of tliein should refuse to pngr'ni"? ink the enjoined glass bis share of "My price," Interrupted Mr. Gillespie, valu e Inheritance should be forfeited and 'will be $?J0." vidcd up utiiong the more eomplui- "Isn't that a little steep?" nt brothers, but if all should refuse "Not at all, everything considered." uine .* whole family property should go The manager tried to beat him down charities. to $o0, but he was immovable, und the an<* No other testament so odd on the sub- bargain was tlnully closed at tlie first 0l L*t of wine is recalled except that of a named figure. tal abstainer who left a the* wine eel- "Alpheus," said Mrs. Gillespie after Goo r, a recent legacy 10 himself, to his the caller had gone, "wasn't that more fo(., ir, with directions that Its contents than you intended to charge him when ould be poured uutasted on the he firs spoke?" in ouud. "Yes, * he said; "It's Just twice as much. Hut he Irritated me thirty dol- vcrJ The hire Ws?i? in Mliu. lars* worth by calling it 'progr'm.*" Raj, Daniel OVonndl once unraveled a leer plot in a will case. Witness aft- Wlint ilare the Earth Ita Motion! a" u witness swore that they saw the You have often asked or had the Rajf cumint duly executed. At last a con- question asked of you, "What gave the* intly reiterated expression caught earth Its daily motion, and how is the -*cti e lawyer's attention. "The life was force of that motion kept up?" but have p. him," over and over repeated. "By never been really satisfied *i'.h the aue virtue of your oatli. was lie alive?" swer given or the ren therefor ? asked one witness. "By the virtue which you were able to i nee in exmy oath, the life was in him," be plnnntion. The astronomers are not is answered. Then O'C'ouuoll turned even agreed upon this question. Some the man and very slowly and very cf them claim that the "original inltiul lemnly said, "Now I call upon you. centrifugal force" was directed In a ^ the presence of your Make-, who ]|Ue slightly to one side of the center ill someday pass sentence upon you of the globe, which would, of course. S<ve r this evidence! ' solemnly ask you cause the earth to rotate upon its axis, hav nl you answer at your peril?was not an,j j,y the luw of Inertia of matter ere a live tly in the dead man a must continue to revolve at a uniform veri until when his hand was placed upon rute of speed. This "law of the Inertia *ife e will? i'ortiered and pale with 0f matter" Is to the effect that matter |-p ar, the witness confessed that this once set in motion must continue to ,in? d actually happened. - ? ?? * * * - - uiuvi! um.ii urn'si?u uy some ouuuae , ja force. Others claim that tlie motion Is i?"c* ilie Hun Sett n "compound resultant of the motion of ai 'It ill becomes any of Cs to eritioiso the earth in Its orbit and the uttraction *''s [>ses in grammar," says an authority, Qf the sun." -d > then we all of us consent to aud iy p nstantly make use of one such lapse iton- u wound lienin. rsclves. in speak of the 'setting If you have ruu a pin into your thumb n is wholly incorrect. Inu may set or received a bayonet tlirust precisely Q book on a table or even set a son on the same thing takes place. A myriad chair if he be big enough "<it to faJl 0f white corpuscles, those tiny "first X'j . but what doe; the orb of day set, aid" cells (the phagocitcsi from the vVjj id where does it set/ No, sir, queer surrounding blood vessels and lym this it may sound to ears grown accUS- phatic glands at onee come hurrying . . mod to the universal form, the sun to the rescue. They begin to clean up ^ If it sets anything why docsu t whatever wreck there has been made a'' raise something.' If it sbonldn t be jn tbe 8kiu amj muscular tissue. They ~'ea e tising ami the, sitting sun it should eagerly absorb into themselves or elus- ^o the raising aud tlie setting sun. tor opposingly about all foreign mat- -l.f link it o\or. and when you get it ar- tor tb;,t jias been introduced into the B| nged to your satisfaction try to And wound. Then they proceed to pile t what you mean when you speak themselves tier upon tier around it a setting hen. Philadelphia Kec- jjk,, KO mfU)V little sandbags about a ^ broken bastion. Later they gradually ' Join together and solidify Into the lay !>J Gene*!* of the l.lKhtnlnK Rod. pr cj> m,w skin which appears beneath 'ac U,rs| l'? >tuing rod was not con- the sloughed ott scab. Tbcv arc at mice vea rutted by I< rtynklin nor set up In workin,,n !ind ri?g material.-A. >e r nerica, but by a monk at Scutton- E. MacFarlano In McTlure's. HI rg. Bohemia, named Probop Dll isch. Ills apparatus was made ami wi.y He Sees *n(1 it together during the spring aud T!u, rtvlS()M lh.u raau SC1.S rtouble xna minor of the yAir 1754 and was first who has K:lMtl too ,t) ou tbe whu. . m> 1ny..H.^Arden of the cure of ? ? Bl ir above naniSF The roj-much dlstiuetiou as that 5000 Franklin and was the e-YTTH ? *~w * * entor being presented \ 1 ClCt ffiph CTS niey and large estates. IlbY. NPPnpn imed that the rod was them's AX- .. Tf, , . .~?>t t-r- it nn .ot Annuallv. to fill the new positions t.? \ ienua it was ordered to be tiwfeell anf, ,1atlie.s ,,f Lron(, |iai,hits. to t learn telegraphy AM) R. R ACCOUNTINO. i , ' . the stngjijHh 7", per cent of the Op-! L traveler saw n woman take a man man ?ion m* La the collar, yank him tip the steps popu 0 a railroad ear. jam him down Into How irrinndrrn Tie Homn. fane Beat, pile up a valise and two hi# The Icelanders have a strange lmt S( ' >wn baskets with loose covers anil effective plan for preventing horses " ig handles at his feet and say: straying away from any particular La Now, sit there until I help Mary spot. If two gentlemen happen to be and | lie on the car and don't move till I ruling without attendants and wish to popu ineback." leave their horses for any reason they . lYlien the woman reached the doar tie the bend of one horse to the tall of 'j1 traveler said to her: the former. In this state it is utterly 'ars? Is thai man your husband?" impossible for the horses to move on, i?r -* *Naw!" roared the woman. "He's either backward or .forward. If Uis _____ daughter's husband, and she hasn't posed to move at u 11 it will be only In u ... irit enough to say her soul is her circle, and even then there must be n." mutual agreement to turn their beads grap the same way. The Ilennnl (irimkriik. d "0.. i'he llengal grosbeak builds a nest Tllo Monr>. ,.ril(l,.ri,. iped like a bottle and always selects There tire many examples of Lord its support *a long, lltlie limb over- Palmerston's ready wit in Sir M. IS. nging a stream of water. The en- (Jrnut I)uirs hoo'k ..N?tes From a moo Is beneath, and. tnun the sittni- Diary." In a debate about the Jews I || I n and peeuliar shape, it is absolute- an orator rather bored the Infuse by ? I * impossible tor a snake to gain ad- enumerating many of the tilings which r' ssion to the nest. One naturalist tjR, EUgnsi) owed to Hebrew initiative. ^ oids seeing tourteen attempts on the Palmerston In reply gave the U.s- v; rt of serpents to get at the nest, but cussion a sprlgbtlier turn. "I quite hungry snakes always l"ll off into agree with tlie honorable gin tie man," water. j10 renuirked. "Many of ns owe a ?. , ? ,,, great deal to the Jews." ( haiixril Position. Yielding- llow time changes a man! ... , , * I'rlril* mill (tenriln. ores Halt er. A dozen years ago be . . ... ..... . I he beardless priest is on v a mat tor is so engrossed with the teams mi ... , , . , ir. of custom, there being no edict upon diamond that he eared for nothing ., ... , ' .. i i .1 i . .i the subject. All of the popes from c. Now all ins ttiougiits nre centered . , . ' _ , , 1 ......... . . . Adrian \ 1. to Innoeent Nil and ail lus : :iini 1 \. i on know lie has a witc ?. ,. , ... . . , ... ... ., .. . the earilinals and other ehureli elerle.. d eight eliildreii. Khtiiis \\ ell, that , . , , , . , ... dnrmg the same period were bearded 1 t so i inch of a change, lie has sun ,. , '. .... .... , . I. ? . dignitaries. Ignatius Loyola, St. lran; transferred his Interest to his home . ... , ... , ... cis Xavlor. I ranels de Sales, \ ineent 11 " u tie Paul and the Cardinals Hellarmiiie and Rloheliou all wore full beards. WorUltiK th.a Olil Mini. 'Da von think her father will give his . ... \ II Awful 1 tnlsli. ... , , ... Hen?What makes you look so glnni? sure I ve been playing poker w ith ,, ,. . , , , , 1 1 Rooster I ve just been ehased out of / - " """ J"* | the wood shed with a feather duster. ir?i? liirn win. Hell fee) jj so ,.|os(? to ino that I recognized 0 he has I ecu ohered a ponsiou when t|u, tftj|S 0f three of my family.?Heisk kii111. I!iMistim 1 ost. troit I^roo 1 'ross. Tl?o Be*l They Could l>o. \ >inn of Ability. Jieh l iieie M oil, Annabel, have you ; chollio? Can you recognize ability nii'd 1 !? ? bnbj forme? Young Wife? wju.? you see 1t. Miss Ruth? Miss Ruth t: >, I iH'le .lames, hut w ? have come (looking around) Certainly. Where near to li as we can. We call her js HI1yv mii.in. t ! -ago Tribune. i It cannot be too often repeated that hi'.i'l. i no forebodings, but, it Is not helps, but obstacles; not fain, it i . 'it* I by no memories of rllltles, but difficulties, that make men. . ilive 1 s, No >rgo Kliot. ' ?Matthews. I unib A Hotter Motto. ! Rh t Ii I it k the Eye., ml "My motto," said the new lodger, is Bathing ttie eyes with equal parts of tas ;i ay you ?? ' wltcli hazel and water is very restful ir I The landlady shook her bead. "It |0 tiieiri( or hatlie them with warm wn- n,M:| Mildn t do in my business, she said. t<>r w|i(ch ar,. dissolved a pinch < f , 1 man might remain a month and powdered borax and two or three drops ,. en forget ids motto when he went. ,,f Spjrits of camphor. A soft linen y motto is, "''ay Saturday night or ,-)oth. used for no other purpose, Is bet- 'lN'' " j ter than a sponge for bathing the eye*. " S( The eyes should lie washed every ntght "1"' "c-tt?-r Tiuin sltm*. j0 rt,mov,, atly dust that might have velc? ! rlend Are you super- titious? Do jrauu.red on the lids during the day. | 1111 u believe In signs? Successful Mer- ^ ant?Ny. Newspaper advertisements , e better?and cheaper. I ltead the Mysteries of Udolpho Ikmi'H ?~ : I party Inbscribe for the Advocate. # A ? A ^ MEET ME AT YAPP'S Special Sile WINTER GOODS. ankets go on sale next week that you must at least aoDreclate as a sdmI*! ie. And Comforts* that are great. Heavy Coats and Rain Coats. Suits very description and Furs that are beautiful, warm and stylish. A genwinter goods sale is on for next week. The store is nice and warm, you will find values that will save you money. ie of the greatest sales of the season is on right now In our Dress ds Department. The finest $1.50 blue Broadcloth you ever saw, offered $1.09. It is going like wildfire. the Suit Department the new Empire Coats at $12.50 and $15.00 are r popular. A new shipment of these have just been put in stock. The i Coats at $10.00 are becoming more and more popular in Columbia and iver the Carolines. We also show a splendid collection of the better i Coats at $12.50, $15.00 and up to $22.50. You want to t.we the colion of handsome Fur Pieces we are now showing. Latest ideas in Neck es and Full Sets. W $5.00 and $6.00 Hats Boys'and Oirls' "Buster BrownLinen Collars, sizes from 10 to 13 1-2 Arrived Yesterday. inches. 15c, or 2 for 25c. e put on sale today some of the Pure Lincn "andker, __ . chiefs, soft finish, readv fnr <*? t?.i? ?.vu? i vmvi r -vv-*t\.ui i iair> wc . _ _ ,. ' J """ *"*v# " " .... ... 4 is a Handkerchief that usually sells e ever shown. I hey are without . . ? . , . , . for 15 and 20c; our special price 10c: parison as to real value. The . . . , . $1.20 dozen. / best we have ever been able to i" tor the money. Ladies fine Linen Handkerchiefs* mdsoinc new turbans in red, stun- pretty quality, hand embroidered ; effects in blues and the swellesl ^n't'a's? Put up 6 in a box. Buy them gs out in plum and mulberry. w'1"e y?u can Ket a"y initial you ly very handsome dressy Hals ir. want 25c each; $1.50 a box. lot. We know you will be charm- Beautiful Embroidery and Lace vith these beautiful Hats. Special- Edge Handkerchiefs, soft, pretty qualriced at ity linen. We have a variety of very $5.00 and $6.00. pretty patterns in this lot of Handkerchiefs. Your choice 25c each. reat Broadcloth Sale. Mens Irish Linen Hemstitched ... r> , , c, t Handkerchiefs, fine quality, full size, ivy Slue Broadcloth, 54 mciic:- ... . , - . , . 10c each; $1.20 dozen, e, the liandsoincst ever shown oi market, deep rich color, absolute Nice Pillow i ops, in pretty bright ist, wear guaranteed. Wc bough, colors, tapestry, lithographic and he importer had -another case of sIlk* These are new and Popular den up the lot at our own price. sJKns* Prices 25, 3 ^ 50c and $1.00 ^ rih and sells the world over at eac'K 50;Tapp'sspecial price yard $ 1.09. Cotton and Silk Pillow Girdles, iack Cheviot, pure wool, spongeu large tassels, best colors, solid and r(trunk, best black, 50 inches variegated, 3 I-4 yards long. Prices e, worth $1.00; special price yard 25c and 50c cord. Nice Pillows for stuffing cushions, i-inch wide Sicilian Hohair, In stuffed with fairy floss silk down, k, blue, brown, green and garnet, very light and does not lump. Sizes r and color guaranteed. It can't 18, 20, 22 and 24 inches. Prices 25, A natchcd; at yard 50c. 35 and 50c each. ack Peau de Sole Silk, 36 Inches \ few genuine Down Pillows, very e, double face, pupe Silk, wem light and nice. Sizes 18, 20, 22 and jfl color guaranteed, worth regulai 24 Inches. Prices 65, 75c, 85c, $1.00 >8; special next week yard $1.50. an<| $1.25 each. lack Taffeta Silk, 36 u?m? ? Old Reliable t 1 \j%. . .id I SIk ' iCu~a^?^>lack Patent ^ 'te ^ * _* " ^ Belts, nice qualit", large FuU ',ne of Cretons' a" "lors; p. i, Price 15 and 25c. " yard 8 1-3, 10 and 15c. die's black silk Belts, new and Facedown extra heavy quality, 27 ilar styles, nice quality, plain am: ? ,ches wide: Pr,ce >'ard 15c' y silk. Prices 25, 50, 75, 85c and Outings, dark and light colors, I), checks and stripes, worth 12 l-2c; die's colored Silk Girdles, shirred Pcr ,Uc* plain styles, the best and most Tapestry, 54 inches wide, in stripes ilar shades Prices 25, 50 and 75c. and figures, for .,0, 6f>, 7J.c and $1,00 die's plain t ?. it-down Linen Col- >art* very neat and stylish. 15c; 2 Imperial Longcloth, in short lengths !5c. for 8 1-3, 10, 12 1-2 and l."<c yard. :l)F.R BY . iA:L.?When ordering by mail direct your letters or tele.? lo 'Mas. L. Tapp Co.," and not to any individual clerk. When adsed to the firm your order has promptest attention. ie las. L. fapp Co, 1642-1646 Main Street. COLUMBIA, - SOUTH CAROLINA. art ?-nnri WPnCfMWBBMlMWW? 1mm Remember C i " "fc -m " * s. is. ivicl\?astei\ COLUMBIA, - - - S. C? Can furnish you with anything in the Gun line. ----- ??._??????.? If A TJftTP at his long stay. ? vl\ 1 Ujuc Every luly ve v buy inf'iering .s Sin Cay re made a visit to G?l- their potatoes this week, on acorn fc ia yesterday. "flabor being s?? scare It, seems imB C Langlev nig it operator possible to make jhiv pr-itpim, f-?r in -w job as stockman now aid w hen you have 8 to in noms ..,r lis girl '.he seem t> enjoy ih- 1' iend M?" Kriok has to ft. seems right rid- s very much. <low- Everybody claim*:, ur ?eld ,.1.C U.ssofCola relieves "r tbisyear. .Stevens'ii section foreman in Mi-s l.ula oui spool tlie ay n nnali Extension. We are sorry Columbia yesterday O Mr. Mevenson leave, but we Mrs. Swelgert and Miss Ruby Joyner for bim much success an i we ma'h' flying tr?p ?< (' ? h a c me our new foreman with wishes Monday. uch sure* ss also. ' Mlsa Kffle Rucker i.f Cola was the Win Only is the popular extra ' 1 1 rmk Mioday. . urn i ? , The friends of Mr. and Mrs. B J ; foreman of the >ou. Ivy. com- - joyner ar<> piad to see them up agaia ot Cayce;to be pleased p * . J