The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, September 14, 1906, Image 7
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be announc
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you could 1
difference.
2^ VVe have :
Express Co'
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goods come
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HAVE TO
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will 111 XTI^l vaiuni
fully and effectively advertise, this <
come, see, and be convinced, of its
is, we will return to every customei
Joy between Tuesday, Sept. iltli anil
Dill of every article purchased betw
g a copy of same ourselves. On M<
li the amount of each days sales \\
W. VV. Watson, President of the Fii
ch will represent the days sales tha
it of this date will be given through
goods bought on this day willpresen
)ct. 20th, and receive the full arnou
i) catch penny scheme but an id<
chcd for the reasons above stated, f<
ses of all our patrons, and the furth
ed later. Our present stocks in all
is showing.
ilizing, the shortness of the crops, we
lever before named by a retail cone*
t all hazards maintain our reputati
ices. If ycu buy anything at any ti
lave bought the same article for lesj
ABOUT A1A1L ORDERS
several of their catalogues, and say
sand Chicago business houses, at
lants in town drawing down, tiie mi
/alue of your own land in favor of rc
>ur store and we will make the comp
iction that we can and do give you b
ut the order and order tlie goods for
i THE i
IORE THAT YOU SHOULD VISIT \
>1ECE TO BRIGHTEN SOME ROOM
PAY I OR OLD STYLES AT OTHER
< HOME IN AS GOOD TASTE AS Tf
HERS OF FASHION AEiL
RASG BED
(LIKE CUT)
$40.00?
w run a\ost co.MPi.in i: unh of mi tai
1H:I>S IN I IMS SEC I ION
!'AY I-RlfiailT.
\ FlilW
RiG ERA TORS
S S T H A N C O S I
iKIL ROOM I OR OTHER (iOODS,
D R E S S E R S
VLL FINISHES. I
I'O Ci() W'l i'il METAL KILOS. OUR PRICES
ONOIA LOW . AIAIIOOANY LIKR CUT
$25.00.
I THREE PIECE
PARLOR AND
S library Suits.
EVERY ARTICLE
A I \ t ' ? "< r x * ' - - -
m/\KKt:U UN I'LAIIN
FIGURES.
ANDRE\
HOP MAIN
TT-T K
oods Com- ft
tods Away. U
beraj Advertising M
id by Any Con= m
e Hisbry! ^
rJreat Depatment--that all the
superior sticks and money sav-cash
for tils entire purchase for
I Saturday ,l)ct. 13th. To each
een the abiVe dates will be givjnday,
Oct. 15th, we will place
'ritten thenon, in a hat, from Ssg
pst NationalHank, will draw one
t will he ^turned. Due anthe
papers. Customers having
it same; in peson, not later than
nt in cash;a,
resulting horn deep--browr*
>r the purposv\of getting the corlerance
of othr plans that will
departments surpass, by far,
s have bought heavier than usual
irn will be mad*.
on as leaders, n Styles, Qualnie.
anil 1
, ?? i vi ?itvi vviirus, Hint!
5?make a daiii on us for the
HOUSE. ^
nothing of balding up Giant
the same time veakening your
arkets for your produce aiul lesml
estate in a di taut state.
arison and if we Jo not prove to v\?/,
ettcr valuer for less money we
you?you paying is when the
Hill I ! II II 111 I !! ? ! IB ? ? I * . M?? Ml
VIIETIIER VOU CONTEMPLATE FURNISI
, BECAUSE HERE YOU CAN FIND THE VI
. stokcs. A PERSON IN MODERATE CB
IOSE WHO ARE ABLE TO PAY FOR
,E I:URN!TURE.
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.! ' . EXQUISIT:
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PIECES
\ SU1TABLH FOR
l'. LIBRARY, DEN 0
LIVING ROOM
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NEVER IN OUR EX PERM
THE FURNITURE BUSI
HAS THERE BEEN SUCH DECIDED C
THE RATTEENS AND FINISHES OF !
AI.ETHHSENEWSTYI.ES WERE SI
JIJ1A AT I IIE
GREAT FURNITURE EXP
OUR BUYER WAS THERE nuil believing that
for our trade, bough! 'uoulreJs of now patterns of nieiliu
pieces.
THE LATEST NOVEI/
SUITABLE Ft>R
HIU> ROOM, DINING
PAPI OIL ,J *
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I.1BIMRY,
AN <>l)l) PIKCPS OP AU. KIN
l)?rl. .Mahogany, Toona .Mahogany, lliuls I:ye Maple, Hire
Ungltah, Weal In? re I ami IMomlsh Oak.
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FLORENCE YARDS ed<
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:> CONDUCTOR J. 0. HINTON OF WIL- i
S MINGTON SERIOUSLY HURT. ^
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I ACCIDENT CAUSED BYj"
- FOG
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; COAST LINE PAY TRAIN AND SHIFT- ?>r
i ING ENGINE WRECKED IN 801
COLLISION.
^ Florence, Sept. 12.?At about 8:30 *,e
o'clock this morning a rather serious
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^ wreck occured just inside the city ju
^ limits, bctwceu tho Atlantic Coast
^ line pay train and a switch engine and n
C cars in the freight yard. It seems U
^ tiiat the pay train was packing into
the city from Mayesville, while the a
v switch engine and cars were backing hi
r out of the yard, and not being able to
~ sec the other on account of the very Jj
^ heavy fog, the two engines went toget- y
p her with a smash. The pay ear of the
{ tirst tram was telcscropod by the en
^ tne ucuuurs were smasnea aim
? knocked to the sides of the track, and ai
^ all in it is a scene of disaster. in
y The only person seriously, if not dan- T
i gtiously, injured, is Conductor J. O. 11
\ Ulnton of the pay train, whose home IU
/Ms in Wilmington. He was taken
^ j immediately to the hospital on a
? J stretcher. ,.f
^ i J. M. Johnson of Florence, engineer JU
^ ^of the same train was slightly injured. 1.
4 | II. 1). Thomas on the switch engine
v J and others escaped serious injury only
f. I by jumping.?Ex. j ^
Cj^The Van Dyke Piano.
^ i Have lust returned from the North,
jZ I where I have selected as flue a line of
w I pianos as ever come to this section, in
^ nave already placed in this cominun- 10
i: ity nineteen popular Van Dyke Plan- t)r
os to as many satisfied customers.
< C.W.Stewart, I re
^ Itatesburjj, S. C. I bj
11N(i YOUR HOME FROM CEI
ERY LATEST FASHIONS AT I
<CUMSTANCES CAN COME'P
TIIP MOST PI AHOUiTP
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ENCE IN beai
NESS
HANQES IN
I-URNITURII.
IOWN LAST yf~
ma
OSITION (
nothluK Istoo Rood I
in and Krade
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It. Walnut, linrly I
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OLUMBIA
r( lJ MONEY.
RIDGE ROAD.
1
'Otton i? opening an I Is being pick- ,
Mr. Lonnle Craps Is confined to his <
d, We wish for him a hasty recovery. 1
Mr. C. M. Swygort who has been
irking at Mr. J, W. Asbill's. Is now
home.
Mr. Aaron Mills has purchased a farm A
ar St. MarkHand will make it his >
turc home the coming year.
Mr. Wood bowman* or near St. <
stfers visited relatives In this section
at Saturdayand Suuday.
Mr J. O. Hcdcnbuugh visited at his
other Mr. lledanbaugh of the Kivcr 1
ctlo n recently.
We are glad to note the improve- 'J
eiilofMrs.il. Z. Adams who has a
en sick for some time.
Mr. Karncst Metts who has been
siting for sometime in this section j
is returned home ,
EATH OF AN INFANT.;
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Sim
lewine died Sunday night and was
iried in the family burry.ug ground
:ar Samaria Monday. Mrs. Alewlne '
seriously ill and the sympathy of the
Hire community goes out to them in
icir sad hour.
KnchimmI II??r Too. J
Elderly Man (greeting lady acquaint-'
aco) I remember your face perfectly^
iss, but Your name lrw nieim.xl "?>
bo Young Woman- I don't wonder. j
escaped mo three years ago. I aiu |
larrled now. t
Tli?* (>nlile*N Moumiri'. t
"Things have come to a pretty pass," <
nnarked the guide as he led Algernon
id I'eroy iuto the YoseudtO valley.?
:i in peon.
T)e Style?Was she surprised when ,
on told her the4e was a price upon
er head? Detective?Yes; she asked \
ae If It was on straight.?Smart Set
? T~ 1
Man//.in relieves instantly the pain ,
luaed by those blind, bleeding, itehig
and prnlruding piles. It is put up
col la p&lblo tubes in such a way thai '
can be applied where the trouble
'iginates, thus stopping the pain imediately.
Try one but lie and if von
'i*. not relieved. your money will be]
ifunded. Try our free offer. Sold
f Tlmmons liros. I
_l -AR TO GARRET OR PUR
PRICES LOWER THAN Yd
n thic ct/kuc a \in i i't 11
u i IIU o i V/IVL, 1 u
PATTERNS, BECAUSE '
J DENTS TABI
(LIKE CUT)
IN STOCK TABLES SUITABLE R
PLACE AT RKIHT PRICES.
WE PREPAY FR
RR1S C H A
(LIKE CUT)
$6.00
: DOZENS OF OTHER STYLES, IN B
STI2RINOS AT PRICES UP TO $25.0
IPFONIE
JTIFPI. LINE FROM Wt
SEUXT A I PRICES FR(
$9.50 UP.
Ivooanv g
Suits |
65.00 UP. Hi
Le w Price
Everybody.
reig'iTi-t IPore
COMR
, s. c.
Constant Advice.
"A woman gbould always depend on \
ier husband for advice," suld tlie demoted
wife.
"Yea," answered the visitor, "but It
loos xrow monotonous not to jp't any j
Idvlee exeept to economize."? Wash- ?$
iifrton Star.
I
I.oat Youth.
A tuuii looks buck with regret, but
vlthout bitterness, to bis lost youth; u
youiuii, however vehemently she may
>rotest to the contrary, seldom If ever
ittuins to this same calm serenity.?
jeutlcmun's Magazine.
Flrtltlotti.
Angel Child?Aunt Daisy, what is
neaut by "a tlctltious character?"
kunt Dulsy?That means one thut Is
mule up, dear. Angel Child?Oh, yes!
["hen you're a tlciitious cburacter,
iren't you, uuntlc? . r_.
Learn to be pleased with everything
-with wealth, so far ub It makes us
>oneflelHl to others; with novertv. for
lot having much to care for, ami with
ibscurlty, for being uncnvled. ? Fluafch.
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A British 111 under.
There Is an old story of the foreign
tllce in connection with the small
"rencli colony of <'hunderuagore. This
Iny possession is situated on the )
looghly, twenty-one miles from Culintta.
It extends two miles along the
Ivor and one and a liulf miles lulund
roin it. Iniringour wars with Franco
he settlement was taken and added to
>ur dependency, hut when terms of i
)eoce were arranged our minister of
lorelgn affairs, in ?*otal ignorance of
ts position and of the importance of
ts retention, agreed to its being restored
to France. It turned out that
je thought it was u small island In
the West Indies ami of no consequence!
Westminster Gazette. <
Cinderella ft the Canary Islands.
lllerros can hardly be culled, although
nominally entitled, one of the
'fortunate Isles." It Is the Cinderella
>f the Canary group, and In Its southwesterly
isolation may be said to live
jn fog. Hut for the mists that drench
ts shores the little Island w.ould die of
thirst, and no vegetables could be sent
;o market. Its western promontory,
helms, once enjoyed celebrity as tho
<1 h>t through which was drawn tho
tirst universal meridian.
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