The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, March 16, 1906, Image 2
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The Batesburg Advoc
Lift CMWVI^Iaii D.?M IH Ht .fi
8,tC. a Plct,ure tlie results. Salui
- county has great possibilities and
railroad will make a developme
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[la valley laatt&ohed. These muffs are
a ! also male up in downy marabout and
t ^ if one ? islies, they may be used to inj
troduce the eolor note in the brides
LBATMBTMW ADVOCATB. '
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" Ou Year
Six Ifonths
Entered at the Batesbiirg, S C
Office as Second Class Mail Mat!
Wa ffanl Inn r\e 1rf fn **orro
iv?? ?n\i iiiv vuv^b villi UC I
,50c. ciprocal. A country and its publ
-*"0, enterprises are helped or hinder
proportionally. If Saluda county d
velops materially, the road will re;
Its share of the harvest, 'lhat tl
Ler.
completed enterprise will benefit ;
parties concerned is certain. ?Juli
BrWlClH- o*An VATO.
maids' costumes. Faint lavender
lc muffs either in tulle or marabout
e(j would look not only exquisite but docldely
unique it sprays of pale pink
'e* and lavender sweet peas were used to
ap give the stower effect. l ink muffs
i with little pink rosebuds and a spray
,IC of green leaves tied to ths ribbons
ill would also be fetching.
A very new way for the maid ot
11 honor to carry her flowers is to have
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DtLJ BUU H
FOR DESTROYINQ AND P
Bugs will not stay when applied
and dries leaving a coating of pois
to Quicksien Mercurial Ointment i
Dropper for applying with each
Only 25c. at
'OisuiN m
H
REVENTINU BUGS. S?\J
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, kills eggs and bugs
on that is far superior
or any other poison.
bottle. 4
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A1V BUWilVlVU puiu VV rfV? ?V
ence that is not signed by se
oorrect name.
When sending in change of s
alway jpye your old post office.
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U|/v..v. nun i'tno iUUiiitm .
mder's __
= CALAMAS BRO'i
,darefS RESTAURANT
FOR LADIESand GENT!
" tuJ H?U I" 11 lUIli; MUU \llllltl ?III J
_ siiould use as a walkii g stick. |
race Margaret Gould in Woman's
llouie Companion for April.
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UU INTER' DRU<
EVERYTHING IN
BATESBURQ, - -
a STORE.|
I DRUGS.
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N. ROGERS BAYLY, Ed. 4
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FRIDAY, MARCH 16. 190<
As summer approaches wari
grow more frequent?so do tli
fli/lnl <%
k Prop Corner Broad and Wasl
ington Streets,
AUGUSTA, GA.
SOUTHERN RA1LROMJ TRAll
11 days P18? th? door, (ientlcmen can j
on or off right at the door.
ie canEVERYTHINCi
THE MARKET A
" Preventron
t
Is Better j
ct Than Cure.
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l| THE OLD RELIABLE.
fin
3 The Carolina Nai
jjUnited States, State, Count>
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. C
^3 Interest allowed at tlie rate of Sui
y| 4 per cent, per annum, payable Lia
.lia quarterly, February, May, Au
ORGANIZED 1868. J|j
tional i nk p ^
and City Depository f| ?
apital paid In . . . .$ - 00,000 jjjf
plus profits .... 72,000 (lp B
ibility of stockholders 200,000 ifMtjj 3fca ^
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UIUAWCO*
It is rumored that tfateiburi
have a Gala week in -A pri 1. A
carnival company is coming to
- The bird law is out. Any one
111 the act of killing partridgi
Via a r?/.n/l ..ltnfr ^ ^ ?
FORDS SERVED by POLITE A!
ATTENTIVE WAITERS.
? Newly fitted up. Perfect servi
l large OYSTERS, GAflE, and all the fin
towd. meats cooked by the best cooks
Augusta.
caught POPULAR PRICES.
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Some times a patient flies j
after taking medicine prcscriber
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cst by rhysiciatis and t It inks it is i
n from the attack of the disease, I
when it is from prescriptions j
improperly compounded by in- j
ma nnmnotnnf n?*ii(riricio
JKust and Nuvembr.
^ OFFICERS
t | W A Ciark, President. T
J. S. Mullcr, Vice President ?T
DIRECTORS
fc a John H. Hollin,
rjjra vV . A. < lark,
jPj! Julian H. Friday,
?_? Wil'iani I!. I owrancc.
. H. Meighan, Cashier. 3
. M. Hell. Assistant Cashier,
Thos S. Rrvan,
It. S. DesPortes, ,
Wilie Jones, fens * a
T M MciL'li:i!) nH., St
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w wnoiucicu a kuuu suui auu a
accordingly.
Straw rides are becoming poi
the Lexington Hotel. There i
ly crowd up there now and ma
the good times indulged in
these m onlight nights. Tis si
fitaorl at itoln* * *?
wuiueu " J ivt.
feed you. Make our restaurant y<
headquarters. We will take chai
of your packages and treat you i
Hilar al manner that will be certain to nn
sa jol you our permanent customer.
during Come and see
"I CALAMAS BROTHERS
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t>ur This is not the case when
rjje
n a you have your prescriptions
ake tilled by
Timmons Bros,
Aaaaaaa0?c(B?e
John L. MimnaiiKli,
M W C. Wright,
SEED ra
.James Wood row
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0VVMU VTA UOIllfl aUlUlLUUllt'S HJf,
mules.
Mr. W. M. Witter formerly o
burg but, now of High Point
has accepted the position of ed
The "High Point Unionist," a
printed in behalf of the laborit
AU.A -1 * ?
RESTAURANT.
f Bates Also manufacturers of all t
" FINEST CANDIES.
a. C
Chocolates, Bon-Bons, Creams c
"t?r oi Fruit Candies, put up in hanilso
Paper wxes for Holiday Gifts.
IK met MAIL ORDERS HAVE PROM
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4 "The Old I
""! e Reliable" 4
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TAT01
We are now renHv tn r?nnip r?ri
rw ?. V
ES! r
irpc PI1 ftamiina Moi'm . ?H
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n
ui uuuli piacc. way nis cil
justly rewarded.
A Vermont man Wrote to tli
master of Louisville, saying t
bad heard of the wickedness
people of that city and would
have a list of the "unsaved m
u/nmon' ' r\f fha ? 14
oris in VTTENTION.
Order your meals by Tcleplione ?
.ve will be ready when the train
ic post" ,Ives*
hat he COR- BROAD & WASHINGT
of lie GREETS.
like tt AUGUSTA OA.
ien and Phone 1244.
I 1.J* O py
ind | t
?r- o Rcii I road. (f\
o &
ON Elegantly Equipped Par .11ger
Trains between all *6
^ points. Pullman Palace
^ Cars between Atlanta, An- . .
g usta ntul Charleston,1U ?
)fkj l?etween Augusta and St. ^
Stock
RED BLISS
and EARLY R]
Write u> - prices.
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We are ready to book ii
Sy r
VI iUC WUIUIIiUIUL
post master sent him a copy
city directory, in order, he *ai
all of the 250.000 people of L?c
might have a square deal in t
pens*tion of'salvation That
rather broad catalogue. It
have sufficed, we should thl
t.h< nnol - I ? -
y. ine mm^?
,ofNEW IDEAS FOR BRIDESMAID
a, tliat
Something entirely original for
lulsville ,
bridesmaids to carry is the sho<
lie Qismr.ff.
It Is quite the latest suost.1t
' vas 5' for the shower bouquet. And by
woulo A>ay It is easier and more eracful
Ink, foi arry. The muffs are big and are m
? ? i.uuia UIIU WIIUI ICMQII UnU ?*
?? Cincinnati!. Fast 1 :rei^ Ii t \(
Service between the West
S and Augusta, Athens, Matli
con, Charleston, Savannah y
and all points in Southeas- ^
vcr ^ tern and .Carolina territory,
"te & " C
A. Q. Jackson,
a's i ^ General FreiirlP and Pas
orders am ut on an
.he mont , and up
ary. We irters foi
ID GARl
Write i ts and lei
l
ly date wanted during r"l g
? to the 15th. of Febrn- 1 I
)EN SEEDS,
t us name you prices,
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vuw |Amuuim?ci bU lldVC Stilt a
the people who wore dress si
punch bowl functions.?N. \
aid.
M.C. WALLACE.
The death of M. C. Wallaca
day is a shock to those lu eve
u&t ui i?ui wnac nine rrum I no lot
jits to mrt the mu(T hang Iuiik strcan?
it narrow white satin ribbon, and
cr~ ;ach streamer a spray of lily of t
MEET M
The greatest Sill
vor I scnger A^c-iit,
ers I ^ AUGUSTA, OA.
1 e?3a?ec-?ec-sc-?
E AT TAPP'S
k Sale ever held in
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incop^o
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UL SEEDSMEN.
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par}merit of this newspaper,
difficult to realize that that s|
figure of manhood, familiar h<
many years, lias so quickly si
bed.
The connection of Mr. Wallaci
The State dated from the hour c
paper's birth, just a little mor
p lend ili South Carol it
2re foi ?r? t
uccum- * 4
We are offering the best values i
e witl guarantes you can't match a yard i
)f tbb Black Taffeta Silk, 36 inches >vid
e that Tapp'a sale price, yard _ .
la is oi. today at
app's.
in Silk ev?. o.'fared in Columbia and we
n quality go rice. Visit our Silk sale
e, heavy ;:rJ nice, hi^Ii lustre, worth
89c.
j. L. mil
& Com
Columbia,
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pany, ?
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fifteen years ago, and continue
interruptedly nntil his deatl
was one of the "old ?iiard" who
ed the founders launch their v?
in troublous times upon a rougl"
sea; he was one of the few fa
with the early trials and viclss
Of The State.
d un Plain and changeable Taffeta Silk
j jj, worth and sells the world over at 7.
help We have 10 pieces fine Imported i
nture inches wide, every yard guarant
|enjn $2.00; Tapp's Silk ?a'e j rice, yard.
milia Beautiful new, stylish (Irav Silks,
_ this season, worth $1.25; Tapp's Si
ltude
Big lot of 20-inch small check SiB
, all colors, no black, 20 inches wide'
5c.; Tapp's .Silk sale price, yard 39c*
5wlss and water proof black Taffeta Silk,
ecd to wear, worth and sold formerly ai |
$1.25
20 inches wide, so popular for suitr
Ik sale price, yard 9bc
ts, all colors worth 75c.; Tapp's st le
1'he Great Depan
Special attractions through*
ishment. A wonderful shovvi
jcores of r.argain sales in ever
Special Bargains
I I ?i A U/U
tment Store: ^ ?
out our entire estab- P I
ing of new goods and
y department.
A
In our Bk
2*-~ sz 1- ^
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Mr. Wallace came to The Stal
printer. Four years later he
charge of the little hand job
that proved to be the nucleus o
State company's commercial pri
establishment, and of that di
menthe had always been the foi
lie was a man of character ai
price, yard
t001 Sale of Ribbons Saved
presf
tii Schoolhouse & Son, 1
i,lUH New Y
eparf
einai Thousands of holts of Fancy and i
0 tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. I
49c
V
from the Fire of Charles
07 to 113 Grand Street,
ork City.
^Iniri Ribbons will go on sale beginning
bis lot of fine Ribbon w as In tiie ainiev
l.4i iv-ii anu vv ll
We are showing a line of new Linens and
rosiest values we have ever offered.
O ie lot of 40-inch Lawn, Special price 8 I
28-inch India Linen, 8 I-3c to 25c.
line Persia.: Lawns, 10c to 35c.
45-inch Persian Luwu 12 l-2c; very sped
40-inch Mulls, special 20c.
A b;jr sa'e or handsome Walstlng Madras;
See our line of 23c Waistings, tbey are gr
fcmbroidered Swisses 25c to 50c.
lie VJOUUS. v
>VaiAtln? Uoods that arc tlic
-3c- 10c, 12c and 20c.
. . 'i
al value.
Special, 10c. 12 I-2c, 20c, 23c. '1
eat values.
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strength. He commanded re?
whatever the station of those
whom he came in contact, and h
a sincere friend. Stat
' SALUDA'S RAILROAD.
A meeting of the Stockholde
?o*n1 .? -4 ' * %*
if the Schoolhouse store and was tj
5 DOCt
ind they are not the least damaged i
w,l ! ed and wet a few pieces. After the
e wa nought from the Insurance companii
e. it from one-fourth to one-half the j
window display of Ribbons?these r
)C sold).
in a few days we will annotincc a :
,s 0 my merchandising event that has h
sken out before tlie fire reached there
except in moving, which natural!) mashfire
loss was adjusted Tlr Schoolhousc
es these ribbons, and sold same to us ^
ictual cost to manufacture same. tScc epreseut
only a part of the lot Ihut will
?ale of fine Embroideries t hut wili ecllp V
erctofore taken place in the historv . 1 I
.' .uiiuw-? ui iv jnuii, jsc ino ymu; very nc
Special Sale <
FINE EMBROIDERED SHIRTV
These are very new and all fine lawn; en
I eclal pi ice, 75c, VNc, $1.00, $2,00, $2.50 i
\//\i in /^ai
rw and stylish.
'A 1ST PATTERNS. V &
ibroiiiered and lace t lmmed: ?
11id up to $3.5(1. '
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Mic iitwijr ujuwLLTcii -^iiaaie
olina and Western Railway"
been called to meet In Saluda 01
24th Inst., for the purpose of ele
directors for said railway.
While an element of doubt i
sarlly remains regarding the co
tlon of the project, yet everj
' ai- Columbia, not oniy in the quantity *
haj ow price at which they will be sold
i tin Remember the Ribbon and Emhro
scting1 """""^
Fadie's Furnis
ieces Just received Ladies' (iauze Lisle
mple- Jouble soles, sizes 8 to 9 1-2; Tupp'
f da) Ladies' Plain Black Lisle Thread
jf Embroideries, but In the tjunlily and i *
idery Sales are now Kolii? on.
hing Department.
Hose, Ethiopian black, hl^li heels atid {,
's price 50c. pair. ?
Hose, double licel and sole, medium
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BANt
Make this your banking
bia. Every courtesy,
safe and sound banking.
.umtHA *
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place in Cojuinconsistent
with
Special atten- " 'ijj.
0
vriiigs ire?u evidence mat a roar
be built between baluda and t
wood * In fact, matters have rei
a point wbere doubt is reduced ti
minimum.
Just what the road will mci
Saluda county cannot be easilj
agined, but that it will eventual!
I win wcignt; special ...
irecn "Burson" Hosiery for Ladies, knll
iclier' i,ox'? special
D tlie New Neck Ruchings, sIngle mid do
white, red. blue and pink; Tapp's r.p
in to Ladies' Plain and Fancy Liner Sloe
/ Jin- ular styles;
y jn.
-25c. I
t to fit without and scams, 3 pairs m
...50d box. |?
ublc, very soft, pretty quality, black, E
eclal price I'Jc., 25c., 35c. aud 30c, E
:ks, very neat and stylish, new and po[ - fc
. prices 25c., 35c., 50c and Ode. I
tion given checking acc
gate onr savings depart
I Palmetto Bank 6
Capital $250,000.00; Su
ounts. Investiment.
: : : :
c Trust Co. g
rplus $.55,000.00
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crease property values hundrec
thousands of dollars is certain. \
lands will be reclaimed and fori
homes will be repaired and inhal
It would be hard to draw too b
mmm
Is oil ORDER BY HAIL-We prepay 11
Vastt within 600 miles of Columbia on all \
'aken a|| orders to "The Jas. I.. Tapp Co."
"ted. THE JAMES I..
r COLUMBIA.
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nail, express or freight to any piace a
Purchases of $5.0'J or over. Address h
TAI>l> COMPANY.
SOUTH CAROLINA. ?
COLUMBIA, J
WIL1B JONGS r*r?
JULIUS H, vV\LKB^ Vice-Pr#* dent J. I
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