The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, March 16, 1906, Image 3
The Batesburg Advoca
-.0. '
? Subscription Rates, In Advanci
|WOm Year C
te. a picture or the results. Sal
- county has (treat possibilities at
railroad will make a devclopn
e: certain. And the effect will be
0c? ciprocal. A country and its nu
1
uda valley isattachcd. These muffs i
id a i a,so ma "P ^ow'iy marabout a
t " one w Uiey 1X1 ilJ be used to I
i troduco the color note In the brid
re~ maids' costumes. Faint lavciu
hlirt I ?i* . ~?
fHB.BATMBXMW ADVOOi
I ' VIC
Z BED BU
irm.
:tor
a poison
K
81* Months 2
* I
EnUred at the Batesburg, S C.
Office aa Second Class Mail Matte
No Attention paid to 2orres{
ence t hat Is not &Jirned by sen
>"c' enterprises are helped or hindi
proportiouably. If Saluda county
pogt velops materially, the road will i
Its share of the harvest. That
" completed enterprise will benelit
parties concerned Is certain.?J<
K?ud- ston News?Monitor,
der's I ????????????
,initii3 viiuci in iuue or inuraLi
?red' vv,,uld look not only exquisite but
| oldeiy unique it sprays of pale pi
d?-1 and lavender sweet peas were used
reap!K've *he slower efieet. Pink nil
iwitb little pink rosebuds and a sp
^'ie of itrcen leaves tied to t lis ribb<
ail would also be fetching.
A very new way for the maid
J'in honor to carry her flowers Is to lu
them tied ton long staiT which i
should use as a walking st ick. -
d"1 FOR DESTROYING Al
l)'<
' o Bugs will not stay when
and dries leaving a coatin;
^ to Quicksien Mercurial Oi
Dropper for applying wl
Ot Only 25c. at
- nuNTRP' ni
ND PREVENTING BUGS.
i applied, kills e?gs and bugs
K of poison that is far superior
ntment or any other poison,
th each bottle.
PIT fi <sTOPF.
1
s
oorreot rame.
When sending In change of ad
aiw&y ??? your old post office.
' -c? __
N. ROGERS BAYLY, Ed. &
= CALAMAS BRO
drcsR RESTAUR AN!
| PHP LADIESand GEN'
Pr?p I Corner Broad and Was
' race Margaret t.ouui in ?oma
Homo Companion for April.
O .
1
i
rs.
ih- Di^AvAn^ mn
_ EVERYTH1P
BATESBURG,
U THE OLD RELIaRI P.
MG IN DRUGS.
- s. c.
1
I
FRIDAY, MARCH 16 1906.
|if
As summer approaohes warm
grow more frequent?so do the
didates.
ington Streets,
AUGUSTA, GA.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD TRA
day? PiS5 the door. Gentlemen can
on or off right at the door.
canEVERYTHING
THE MARKET
FORDS SERVED by POLITE
A AWT VII LIV/il
Is Better
UNS
KC< Than Cure.
AFSome
times a patient (
y The Carolina
fjUnited States, State, C
H SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
2^3 Interest allowed at tlie rate of
-1 per cent, per annum, payable
quarterly, February, May, AuH
gust and Novembr.
Vfl\VirtMIC4LiL/ UVV7* L
. National nk i
ountyand City Depositor) if
Capital paid In . . . .$:>00.000 ffl
Surplus protits .... 72,000 P
Liability of stockholders 200,000 P
$482,000 fjj
1!
It is rumored that Fatesburg
have a Gala week in -A prl 1. A
carnival company is coming to t
- The bird law is out Any one c;
in the act of killing partridges
be considered a good shot and aw
accordingly.
a I it:i>iivi: >VAHtK>.
is tc
Newly fitted up. Perfect ser
large ()YSTERS, GAHE, and all the f
owrl. meats cooked by the best cool
Augusta.
augb. POPULAR PRICES.
I wi] ~"~
ardert When you come to i-gusta, h
feed you. Make our restaurant
after taking medicine prescri
vice,
incst by Physicians ami thinks it
ks in from the attack of the disci
when it is from prescript!
improperly compounded by
st us competent D-uggists.
y?ur 'i'his is not the case w
m OF
13 W A.Ciark, President.
, \< iW J. S. Mulier, Vice President
use, |j
on!- II John II. llollin,
. A. Plark,
hi Julian 15. Friday,
jMj Wil'iam 15. I.owrance,
John L. MimnauK'h,
he, M W C. Wriirlit.
FICERS. :
T. H. Mcighan, Cashier. E
J. M. Hell* Assistant Cashier, p.
:ECTORS. I
Thos S. Iirvan, E
It. S. PesPortes, >
Wilie Jones, &
T. H. Meitflian
J. 8. Mtiller, t
I >->,?? Wiuwlrmv 1.
J j
Straw rides are becoming popi
the Lexington Hotel. There is
]y crowd up there now and man
the good times indulged in c
these m onlight nights. Tis sai
stead of using automobiles they
mules.
headquarters. We will take cl
of your packages and treat you
liar at manner that will be certain to i
a jo) you our permanent customer.
luring Come and see
d in CALAA1AS BROTH Ef
dn T?T?QrT A TTT> A ATI
large
ln a you liave your preset-'pli
make niled by
Timmons Bros
. SEED I
|
m
-jwrwMfc ^f?!7^^ ^nf
ilfc'JiiitofciBlilJtf ^BiAtUr 3kUiii>K Stiiik'iE l*i u fe- ^u'*
RISH PO
Mr. W. M. Witter formerly of
burg bu j now of High Point
has accepted the position of edi
The "High Point Unionist, "a
printed in behalf of the laboring
of that place. May his cflo
rpivapfloH
S. JTL LJ JLVXTlIN 1
Bates Also manufacturers of all
FINEST CANDIES.
,N C
Chocolates, Bon-Bons, Cream;
tor ol prujt Candles, put up in hand:
Paper joxes for Holiuay Gifts.
: mei MAIL ORDERS HAVE PRO
rts In ATTENTION.
- ?? ?
| "The Old .
saitdi^ R?1 iable"
some
PMPrg Georgia
.1 /?>
j TA1
y.
^ \Vc are now ready to na
e
rOES!
me prices on Genuine Main
i % ~
SC|
^ I
M
A Vermont man Wrote to the
master of Louisville, saying th
had heard of the wickedness <
people of that city and would 1;
hive a list of the "unsaved me
women" of the community,
post master sent him ? ennv i
uiuci j uui cuis uy i eicpuun
.ve will be ready when the trait
post" '",ves*
at he COR- RROAD & WASHINC
?f tie strEETS.
ike t< AUGUSTA GA.
n and Phone 1244.
Tbe ??_____
r?f thi
?"-a Railroad.
0
1TON Elegantly Equipped Passen1
ger t rains between all
jf-j points. Pullman Palace
VJk Cars between Atlanta. Au'/w
** ?,u' Charleston,?' * >
between Augusta and St.
Louis and Cliarlestou and
?? | Cincinnatti. East i'reight
| RED BLIt
q and EARL'
^ Write u . - p
orders am - ut
rstock
3S TRIUMPH
Y RED ROSE.
rices. We are ready to boo
on any date wanted durin
I ^
i
- ? ~ r J
city directory, in order, he said
all of the 250.000 people of "Lou
might have a square deal in tli
pehsation of'salvation That
rather broad catalogue, it
have sufficed, we should thir
the postmaster to have sent a
the Deunle who worn sni
" #new ideas for bridesma
, that
. ,,, Something entirely original foi
ilsvillo
bridesmaids to carry is the si
le dismr.ff.
It is quite the latest sunst
was h for the shower bouquet. And bj
woulo A.ay jB casjer ali(j rnore eracf
tk, fos -arry. Tlie mufFs are bitf and are
list ol tesot white tulle From the
it? in ??rt of the muff hank' loin: strea
(j-j vivu uciwcen nic esi
IDS c'(\ anil Augusta, Athens, i\iat)
con, Charleston, Savannah
' alIt* a" P^nts in Soutlieasluwcr
JL tern unit Carolina territory.
itute ^
A. G. Jackson,
maS i General Freight and I'aslower
(($ senger Agent,
ui eis /Ttta A 1 It 11 ICT a /"I a
^ the mont ^ * ,2
V ary. We art
V I n
Write i ts ;
I i
vV*
md up to the 15th. of Febru
ers for?
GARDEN SEEDS,
md let us name you prices,
LOWRANCE,
1. 3 _
? -U
?*. jf
jT?' * ?, l> IT
: ' >V?* >;? ;
11
punch bowl functions.? N. Y.
aid.
M. C. WALLACE.
The death of M. C. Wallace y
day is a shock to those iu ever
payment of this newspaper.
?f narrow white sat in ribbon, ai
" sach streamer a spray of lily of
meet .
y"c" The greatest Si
' C orn 1
i r9 j* ^ ivjviv;o I n, \J
id to j q^ Jjs? .saJgicr.pr. gr. fir. gr. &
L|, , -*t 'Jfi 'J? '...vW <V* VSv' tv- *5?
J\\E AT TAPP'S
Ilk Sale ever held i
i n o 5 c? rvr I rk/? o ir n +
v INC*
\V f U and
"J. L. A
>?> o
libIA, S. C.
RETAIL SEEDSMEN.
iimnauQ-li
I
a
difficult to realize that that sp:
figure of manhood, familiar hei
many years, has so quickly sui
bed.
The connection of Mr. Wallace
The State dated from the hour ol
paper's birth, just a little more
fifteen years ago, and continued
lendio " wcaavi
e foi n
ccumWe
are offering the best value
witl guarantee you can't match a yari
' thb Black Taffeta Silk, 36 inches \\
thai $'>25; Tapp's sale price*, yard
| un Plain and changeable Taffeta Si
uiu i o \j i. iuvicij UL
rapp's.
s in Silk eve o.fjred In Columbia and
d in quality or . rice. Visit our Silk s
dde, heavy ::i;J nice, high lustre, wc
i
Ik, all colors, no black, 20 inches wi
<& Co
Col u ml
>9c.
de * The Great Dt
mpany,
bia, S C:
;partment Store:
1
& **
1
interruptedly nntil his death,
was one of the "o,f1 euard" who
ed the founders launch their vei
Jn troublous times upon a rouglu
sea; he was one of the few fan
with the early trials and vicissit
Of The State.
Mr. Wallace cance to The Stat<
II. worth and sells the world over al
help We have 10 pieces fine Importe
Jture ,nc'les wide, every yard guara
$2.00; Tupp's Silk sa'e j rice, yar
lilia Beautiful new, stylish (irav Sill
, this season, worth $1.25; Tapp's
tude
Big lot of 20-inch small check i!
price, yard
: as ;
t 75c.; Tapp's Silk sale price, yard 3
d Swiss and water proof black Taffeta S
intecd to wear, worth and said formerly
d $1.
ks, 20 inches wide, so popular for si
Silk sale price, yard 0
iilks, all colors worth 75c.; Tapp's t
9c*
Special attractions thi
ilk. 1
r ?> |ishment. A wonderful
25
scores of r.argain sales i
iitr
Sc Special I!
Linen and
1 Vc
roughout our entire estab
showing of new goods an<
n every department.
targains in our
White Goods.
? IHBH
printer. Four years later lie
charge of the little hand job
that proved to be the nucleus of
8tate company's commercial prii
establishment, and of that de
menthe had always been the fort
lie was a man of character an
strength. lie commanded res;
L '1 Sale of Ribbons Save
prestii
Schoolhouse & Son
uln" New
pari
?mai Thousands of holts of Fancy an
f] c tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
. >f the Schoolhouse store and wa
Pec> ^
d from the Fire of Charles
, 107 to 113 Grand Street,
York City.
d Plain Ribbons will go on sale beginn
This lot of fine Ribbon was in tiie am
> taken out before the fire reached tin
^ c 5iio\viu^; a line 01 new Lin
greatest values we have ever offers
U ic lot of 40-inch Lawn, Special
28-inch India Linen, 8 l-3c to 25<
l-'lne Persian Lawns, 10c to 35c.
45-inch Persian Lawu 12 I-2c; v?
40-inch Mulls, special 20c.
A big sa'e or handsome Waistlng
See our line of 23c Waistlngs, tb?
Lmhroidered Swisses 25c to 50c.
,e'? Shadow-work Mull, 35c the ya? d
Spec
ens and Waistlng Clouds that arc tin
id.
price 8 l-3c. 10c, 12c and 20c.
c.
;ry special value.
Madras; Special, 10c, 12 I-2c, 20c, 23c
sy are fcreat values.
; very new and stylish,
ial Sale of
1
M
whatever the station of those
whom he came in contact, and he
a sincere friend. State
' SALUDA'S RAILROAD.
A meeting of the Stockholdei
the newly chartered "Middle
olina and W?t,prn nniiwou'i
<uu iiit'j ai v iiui mo itaai uaiiiay.t
Wl" ed and wet a few piecss. After t
wa nought from the insurance compji
it from one-fourtli to one-half tli
window display of Ribbons -thes
je sold).
In a few days we will announce
s 0 iny merchandising event that has
' ai- Columbia, not oniy in the quantit
Au1 nrlrf> fit whirh th^v Ka c#
u cxlcul 111 moving, wmcn naturally mai
lie fire loss was adjusted Tlr 5clioolhoi
inies these ribbons, and sold same to
le actual cost to manufacture same, i
e represent only a part ox the lot that v
a sale of fine Bnibroideries tiiut will eclii
? lieretofore taken place in the history
y of Umbrolderies, but In the quality i
.1,1
FINE EMBROIDERED
isc These are very new and all fine Ij
us Sj ecial price, 75c, V.Sc, $1.00, $2,0(
sec ??
rill
YOUR (
1
SHIRTWAIST PATTHRNS.
awn; embroidered and lace t.imnicd
I, $2.50 and up to $3.50.
COLUMBIA
|
been called to meet in Saluda on
24th Inst., for the purpose of elet
directors for said railway.
While an element of doubt n
sarlly remains regarding the con
tion of the project, yet every
brings fresh evidence that a road
Villi If hot.\i'e#n Soln/ln ''
uar w " r* "w ? - " ? ?? "j " " ,/w ^ v
^ju Remember Hie Ribbon and Emt
Jting '?????.
Latlie's Furn
eces Just received Ladies' Gauze Lis
nple- double soles, sizes 8 to 9 1-2; Ta|
daj Ladies' Plain Black Lisle Threat
will weight; special
troldery Sales are now going oil.
ishing Department.
le Mosc, Ethiopian black, high heels t
pp's price .... . - . ?SO*-. pi
J Hose, double hctl and soic, mcdi
2
B/
?~ Make this your ba
!
bia. Every court
mil
,ir- v safe and sound bat
?-1
u m
5c. u tion given checkir
VNK.
nkin^ place in Cojum:esy,
consistent with
ikiii?. Special attenlg
accounts. Investi
^3 *
WW V?..w www? Wti ^Oiuua U1IU VJ I
wood In fact, matters have rea
a point where doubt is reduced to
minimum.
Just what the road will mea
Saluda county cannot be easily
agined, but that it will eventual))
crease property values hundred
a# U vi.
reeu ourson nosiery lor Ladies, k
chef1 i,ox' special
the New Neck Ruchings, single and
?vhite, red. blue and pink; Tapp's
n If. Ladles' Plain and Fancy Liner Si
j,n_ ular styles;
r in- ?????????????
s (|j ORDER BY HAIL-We prepay
ii!t to fit without end scams, .5 pairs
50c b
double, very soff, pretly quality, blai
special price 19c., 25c., 35c. and 3'
Locks, very ncal and stylish, new and pt
... prices 25c., 35c., 50c and f>?
f mail, express or freight to any pia
gate onr savings <
OX. ffl
?c- p Palmetto Ban
>c. Ml Capital $250,000.01
Ic |f COLUM
department. : : : :
ik & Trust Co.
3; Surplus $35,000.00
BIA, S. C.
uuv/uoauvjo UI UUiiai * 13 U'l UIMI. >>
lands will be reclaimed and fors;
homes will be repaired and inhabl
It would be hard to draw too br
asu within 600 miles of Columbia on a
iken aj| orders to "The .las. L. Tapp C<
THE JAMES I.
11 COLUMBIA,
II pin chases of $5.00 or over. Addre
TAPP COMPANY.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
V| Vr e i>
N12S President.
dent J. POPH M VrrJlHWS, Ssc'y.
L
L
??
i n