The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, March 09, 1906, Image 11
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Southern and Sej
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for The
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the History
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, March 16t
wu has s
h~N e v- H1
uch an S
for some time pasi
Brin? your jewelry <
nd 1 will serve yc
at very reasonable
t.
or send it to me
>u promptly and
; prices.
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# very t
al Event I
hreshold oi
ieen I nam
r the new i
urate d \\\
season.
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"MY MO
Good for one
TTO"
! and all.
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1 OUR !
SALES FOf
1 1906 Ml
1ST BE DO
DBLED. |
Batesburg
kinrPMAN rnnwrp wtti MAirr win
s. c.
0 Was 1 hp trnaenror r\t
||| The hard*
That is exat
;fj|= sale-owning
^Jfc shaving our
HE from Manu:
ist task we can set 01
itly the tg.sk we unch
? every offering at pi
profits far below th(
facturers and Imnori
urselves is to better c
irtake. For months
'ices 10 to 30 per cem
iir normal low livedters
on contracts mat
>ur own best records
we've been prepaiinj
t under present New
In addition to the
|p months r?crn miv
* I a
\ of the past. 'iff
y for this very w ?
"York prices- ^ \
goods secured Sk 1
ATr viv .
luuijuuiou uvvuuu niuu iBAAli
THE EACE.
Mr n R Conner, who is a mender t
f the piesent council, has reconsid- j urp
red his expressed determination not
o stand for reelection and in re?-p >nse i jQr
o tlie repeated demands of many of j
he voters of Ward 2 has announce |)ri|
VI VLVIICC
otjf for eight terms and is hlnu'
an expert accountant, and li?
s seem to Inherit in a large meas1
the talents of their father. Mr.
:G Holleman has loen connected
the past six years with the Peo's
Hank of Anderson, and is a
th -rof J. T Holleman, casluer of
7 with the reE
country, has
velous, and
lit beautiful--f<
Not the
.
idy Cash, and in con
3 been ransacking eve
Indisputably supre
oreign and domestic
minutest slighting
11 1
nection with the stroi
:ry Mart and Northei
me assortment-=all
?cotton, linen, silk ai
of calities to g?
? W M. m. M V 4 ? VAl V ^ V y V' * '
igest syndics to of It
'n Fashion Center;?&
that is new, novel,
ncl silk mixed,
tin a fraction of pr<
A.IXX a II lill/OV 11 I
Duyers in this Sp ;
ecuring a IV ar- ;
practical and <
:>fit?our sales '
nmseii a candidate lor tlie position lie the
iow holds. Resides being averse to'llo
igain serving as a council rain, t here j
vere many private reasons of both :
)ersonal and business nature why be j con
lid not enter the race His action Is | m**
mtirely in response to the call made w'*
ipon liim by those who feel the im- ref
^ortance ol his presence in council.
Mr C.mnpr li:is hwn a member nl T TS
Hank of Anderson, and F. S
i'.oman cashier of Seneca Bank.
i
R SALF -One squi r: piano in fine
idltion Gordon the Jeweler. Rember
Gordon ih"1 reliable Jeweler
h your watch, clock and Jewelry
>airs. Batasburg, S. C.
T nr TfTTruo DrwiTvrnn mr
must oe do
|$& they'll go w
1000 yards all Silk
ubiecl?we have the
ith a rush. Sale last
Witnei
Ribbons 10 to . >n<>
goods and have cut
six S 'lling days.
ss the following item
W 1_? I
the prices to the van
s:~
ishing point so <
~ _ _ iiiu
:out)cil for two years and is now chair- .
nan of the c< mnitlee on lights and a *
nember of l lie .ravs and means com- g
nittee and is the only one ot the preset
ni nbers who is a candidate for ^
eelection. 1
A represen*ativeof The State called
ipon Mr Cooner yesterday and asked
or an outline of his views as to the
II VI IJli I ILUU UiiUlAimilU UflJALLED
FOR IN BATESBURG,
I. C., POST OFFICE FOR THR
ffEEK ENDING MARCH 3RD.,
1906.
NAME5-LADIES
Miss Carry Ca>ty,
2(!c values all white
300 yds. ull Silk R
?Tv' v dues (white)
100 yds. Chiffon T
5^?^. 200 Pieces, Finishl
^and Colors 5c values
9c
10 Pes. 36 In.
gibbon 15c lo 35c
10 Pes. Lii inj: I
affcta 30 to 45c. inn 12 l-2c value.
19c 2 Pes. White Do
nn Braid, white Muil 25c value, oi
- | Pr Whit,- Vnl
OI-O I
Cambric lOc \alue I 1 case Pillow
K 1-3
-Inlsli White Suit- 500 yds. Blea
Sale Price ... 10; 'n*
t Swiss mercerized . 10 Uoz* Llnci
i'y 17 1-2
i tv. >c.. ..... |)oz. Cotto
5 pes. Lai
Cases free of stareh Ity
12 I-2c 300 yds. A
died Linen ]'a!>le Dam- uc
, 75c values 48c 3 pCs. lr
1 Napkins, 75c '.allies, Suits
55c 1 Pc- Hea'
in Doilies Site values I
ce Stripe Lawn 8c qual- v
10 In. Lawn 12 l-2c val- i
ish Butcl.crs Linen for 0
? I5c ['
Pique 12 I-2c qualltv jfe'i?',*
e
vork to t?e 'lone by the next council.
Ie said that he wanted to s^e every
i >ssibl - Improvement made in all of
he various departments but that the
u e>t important thin^ was the judlious
expenditure of the taxes and a
iroper distribut ion of the money so
hat each department miyht receive
rliat v\as necessarv for iis proper and
Gonorrheal maintenai ce. and after all
j>irs. rial Marvin,
Miss Nancy McCarty,
" Binner Morse,
Mrs. Susie Ruff,
" Sarali Willis,
N A M ES?CJ RNTLEM EN
Mr. John Taium Bradley,
" Allen Carr,
" Juliet Look,
50 Do/. Ladles Blei
10cvalues.
W 3 Doz. Lad. Mercei
15c values
^fv" 5 pes. White 50c (.
1 Pc. New White C
50c values
ached Gauze Vest J ues
Sc I |?c. White TU
rized Gauze Vest. Chine 25c value
5 Pes. each 36 If
^hina Silk 39c Butchers l.inen w
'.heck Wash Silk 35c
35c 1 Pc 90 In. LI
fv puiv > ai"
19c
. . . , 5 Do/.. White
rrcerized Crepe de
2.3 10 l)oz. asst
Finished Towel
1. Shirt Wa st and
. , A profusion o
ould be cheap for - ' ? .
* Scarfs, flats, Ta
22 1-2 Stamped, Plain,
nen for Suits or ured.
".28c I
Bleached Towels Ac 25 White
. Cotton, Muck, and ' case ea*
s 15c values yc 99 and 1.29,
f fine l.lnen Towels, 25 Lace Ci
hie Covers and Scarfs, 12 l?r. Lac
, Hemstitched and L'ljj- j 2 pr. 1 a(;
I (- ii: vibij ...19: o
Counterparts 63
:h Counterpanes 79, 89,
. worth 2.50 pair. ^f?V
irtains worth "jOc.. . 37c Ssjmp d
c Curtains worth 7.*w iO,- S'
#P
S(
I these necessary iiuming expenses
ad b on mot alt tli.it the city council
ouid alford shou'd be ixi ended for |
mprovements.
lie thought the first thir.fr to 1(
' ne was the paving of Main street and ^
lid lie was in favor of its beinfr done. 1
leali/.ing the importance ?f good el
ihools he, of course favors improving * ^
r,. K Hifner.
" M. 8. Keyser,
" King Mac,
' Sam Perriw
" J. H. WMUIe.
hcse letwill be sent to the
ul LottcJ Oftlci Mar. 17 lJK'fi if not
(yered before. In calling for the
ve, please say "Advertised" giving
Of lie4 -1 " "
2 Pes. Henley SerR
Wool Mixed Suiting
20 Pc Androscogai
gjfe You are c
m- ir|g days anc
e. a new White Sheets, 1.00 quail
25c value l<? 2-3 36 Larjje Bleaclu
a 36 in. SI eet- 24 Sheets, Best
ordially invited to pa
1 the goods can not b
ty 78c 20c White hd
;d Sheets, only 44c 15 pcs. Whlt<
(irade 98c values values
rtake of this great o1
e had aeain at the v>i
kfs only 2c 12 I'r. Ne*
worth 3.75
Book [-old Lawn 7c
. 10 Pes. 15.
5c
f Bargains. Sale o
ifpR miofpfl rlminnr t
11
v S^yle Bonne Femme, jSP'5?" si
2.P8 yjmS* T
c India Unon 11 1-2 "
y lasts 6 sell- jt| v
taic? 1^ VTV : !
ne system in every possmie way eon- j
istent with no> d business judgment !
lie fire department, be i bought, sufj , .
eicnt for the present needs, but be j
bought the police f<>ree ought to be jT
lereased, as tbc city finds itself able '*i ?
i a financial way to afford it. to
As to the matter of Sunday closing, ma:
I r. C 'oner said his rec >rd was known to 1
nil Qiv\U-o fnr iltfli- 11? i u,..... w. (ftx*
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Amoudmrut Hfjectfd.
Laura." said Mr. Ferguson, burrledezplulning
matters in the kitchen,
lldn't want to bring the man home
dinner, liut he kept staying and.,
ring ut tho utlico, and I just hud I
isk htm. Vou will have to put as I
J a face on it as you can." I
Our new s
%.' > bracing the
|fe- purse and 11
||? of any in th
il'r,
pring stocks for ever
newest, the best, the
iste we have made a
e State.
^ # X
y department is net
cream of the in arki
selection the peer of
? - ^-/ X | V>- v/ V V> V V VI VI A A ? I ^ V .
uly the pink of pt
at. With an eye si
any in this section a
n ao oaic. ' p
irfection?Emngle
to your ^
nd the equal ^ ^
I ? fc 111. I Ml" _ ?j
Lilico e nninissi. u should he :i 1 lo\%eel wr
ienforce the laws and that as loi.tf as gy,,,
lev did so council should not inter Krv,
re with Ilicin. dih.t
now
[R. LEE f, HOLLEMAN.
HE PROSPECT!/? BASK E AC- u?.
- . Ts*/
f you think I'm going to change!
face on his account, Georgo Fer-|
in." said his spouse, red aud uu"you'll
have to think again! You
bring him out to dinner right
J"?Chicago Tribune.
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What He Needed.
father recently received the folloTTiote
from a young man:
rJ
Am a a
iMU /% 1%
IV
JDS ?|;
INER STANuS wtLL AT
hand
HIS OLD HOME.
jeeinl to the State. Tl1
Wiilhalla. March 7 ?The f.irnds of y^1
?e (.? Holleman in l?i-i nati e t'-wn ?tudj
etf!a<1t<? It; r . of his appoint in'nt.
State bank examiner. Mr llollean
was born and reared here and t
>nt, lr> Anriprsnn .ilmnl 1A rn .rc t.m five
ir on?nuou iiKP your ooter Jessie's
in inurnge. She and 1 nre in luv.
I think I nedo u wife. Yures.
HENRY.
e father replied l>y letter, saying:
end Henry?You don't need a wife,
need a spelling book. Get one an<S
r it for u year. Then write me again.
The t hnm-n.
oiue men," remarked the asstmipcltlzen,
"are horn to lead."
it
^i?ir jr%i1
% I
IS f.i nds feel confident that lie lias gon
e energy and business ab lity to mttn
charge the duties of Lhisofiicc in a actu
tisfactcry way. he li
He Is tlie son of J. W 1'ri'i i Star
os," answered the cautious per"but
the trouble Is that every
who feels a disinclination to do
al work takes it for granted that
) one of those men."?Washington
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