The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, June 21, 1907, Image 4
| OPPORTUNITY
| Still Knocks1
*) You can't afford to neglect the money saving valuer, presented
a*9 by our June Sample and Clean up Sales.
yx Having an outlet for vast quantities and a competency of U e {
^ ready Cash irrestible bargnn plums continues to faii into our j
lap, sonic one fourth, some one third, and some one I a": off.
Satisfied with small profits nud No Credit losses; llie ira?i Ifude
of our business warrants one selling on closer margins than most
YA stores. j
In addition to the many bargains that %/c are piking up, our re
5? gular stocks in evey department are be"a;. p? up to the t; p notch
of perfection tiioughout the entire seas ?n
IK
<36 You save hotli time and money by coming to this J'rc. i he snv%?/
ing is not at the expense of qaality . Character p.?>cln'n;.j l ie n:a?? (
jjSS and tne store. As in a 111.1:1, so in a stove, \ n-C. depen is open
5? C'iarief;r. Growth is the sign manual ol health. Tl * e sen e
#l\ g\? r. r% til t-i* > ? / In! !i * f?1 I Ji ic :t i* if ? h ' i II /
^ The principles upon which this ;to;*e has been reared and nourish
ed, which have given il its giant stature and sound constitution,
are stright toward douling, fairest prices, best goods and a >. i\il
and obliging store sor/ice, had ed by altrt enterprise und intclli
SK gent deroctiou and management.
Make complaints to the propcrietor. ITiendly criticisms invited.
^Cut Glass and HATS Hammocks
!?/ This is itaiiMiocI.
Solid Silver, All kinds of hats. All swinging weather
shapes, .Straw or l c!t. ;inij we hav0 the ham
At n Cut Prices. These A complete Hat store, mocks A spie njid
goods should have be en Our "Sample Hats" a-c lin?\ good, strove
received a mouth ago ":i: the .roney material in I isting
^2 , . ... ever sold in the State, pretty e a:
^ for June selling, 1
fT> . . . , ? We have proved it to <iulck*sc!!<n ; price -.
A complete assortment v 1
Arte . . . thousands during the $7 50 l>o?\t to 65c.
at Bargain prices.
Ife. past y years. .Make us Conic wit le the .-i
prove it to you. sortmcnt is complete
| Batesburg, S. 0.
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C8MMSasBMHHHVi aEfwrcwsaofc-*. c ?tsrflssasii :*.v rr/
Hiirfi Art Cotjii-ng
?^ The grandest lmeGrf Clothing- for
Men, T>oy? and Children, ever
brought to Augusta. A full line
Gent's Furnishin Goods and Hats.
\ a d V r r J { J. & V\. a i i lirry if IN!- LADIli:7-.
We carry a full line of railor-made
Suits, odd Skirts, Shirt Waists
a-nd Neck-wear.
When in the Citj ca'.l and look at our (ionils.
J. Williw I .<1V\C
86'? BKOAl) STREET, :: :: :: :: :: :: AUdUSTA, C
Belle of Carolina ?
Sff
EXPORT BEER
is Pure and thoroughly Pr steurized.
On Sale at all
LEXINGTON COi'
%r - " ir?f.
>. .. r ?*
nr ' 't / r\ a /-> p.? (jk^
i V DISFii.;;^;. ltr:y Ji
Jr.N'KINS S'JtiYVAkY ii..:\ IROLiM-k\
Tin Roofing and >- 2; 1!KI M
Guttering1. AopuMn, <i?
f c.itcr i?
All kinds of Sheet Ate:. I Work, .
Repaired and I'uhiied.
Estimate* given on all Hint! of lint- - j ven to iiini] order
n>r. j!. it - f.t.m I. ..? up in $-4.(10 pe
450 i?r>zui SL. Phone 2438 gallon.
AUGUSTA GA. (ilVI; MR A I RIAL
u
^ ArgoRed Slimon Is caught in lb r
^2 hig Sea atuong the Icebergs. That
is \>hy the llesi". is so lirm iml the llavor
s<> delicious.
P For Mayor.
*** A <
^ Announcement.
I respectfully announce myself n
fcJP candidate tor A\ayor. subject to the
approval of the cit;/.cns Democratic
Primary. Platform: No prom'sos or
^ pledges to redeem. Justice to nil
- m u^aiuiva.1 vUllllllt.'K V.iitl, II liniiCIUI
gtS or toci.il sta!?Ji;i;;. A"i under oblige
ions to no one.
\Y. C. Hates.
g
Annouriwcnmit.
$* ? I Itcarby announce uiyscii as a can*
liiiialc for mayor of the town ul
^ Ur.tcshurg and pledge inys:lf to abide
?Iso results of the Democratic Prim
ry lo bo held Jj.ie, 25th 1 * >7.
.1. Bacon Vou:igbloo;i.
|>|j To i he Voters of lialcsI?
burK>? ?
I hearby announce mys li as ii
C t? candidate for mayor, will appreciate
f'i lilt* votes of my friends and If eloctod
*.vill do ... ill's( li. i:!inrnvi- Ihn liiwu
jljiX ami enforce the law. i p!cJ/c ni>
self to abide '.lie result of the Prim
6i'^ nry election imil suport tin noniiiieo
of same.
l?. R. Stcarimati
^ ^ _?
> per City Council.
5*
?"_?' Announcement.
I arriioiiiice my candid-icy a; Al
.... ... .
^ viv i iiiuii i \f i i:iv ^ jvt'w .on c: i v
pled;; myself to ahlJe by the Dent>;?f
ocratic Prim ry.
gp W. C. l ARBI-i?,
Bates'-un;, S. C.. May 11, 1 *>0V ?
Annoimcemeii
t.
&
; I announce my caailidacy as A5
v*? torman for the coming election an
'ci i.rodjre myself to uhUic by 1* .* Dcmi.j
!%-? crati*" Primary
jagg ' P. P. HARTLi-Y
C,? Batesbm;;, S. C , May 11, 1
?
Announces o.?t.
ft*
fS, 1 aain'jiu' j my c.mdiJncv as Abler
j.,-- i.ian for the com ^ election am
plodjje-mysvii to abid- >y . he Dent
^ ocratie Primary.
.'? \V. A. Crouch.
Bctesburi'-, S C., May 1 1, 1V07.
hi Announcciricit I.
i
vg The friends of Mr. liugenc l
it Hartley hereby announce III in as ;
ri;^.
vs c ..ndida'.e for Alderman, :!cd;Jn;
? him to support tnc itomiii.'cs o? tin
j Citizens Democratic Primary.
Bates! urt> , S. C., Nay 2J, 1907.
^ ,
Announceinen
I announce my candidacy as Aider
:.a!i for tti2_ cvHtii! * election f.nc
piedjj-9 myself to abide by I Ik* Den?
^ ocratic Primary.
1 M. !:. Rutland,
Bi?ie:ibur^:, S. C., flay 14, 19U7.
Anno inurement.
We respectf t!ly !>cj.'. to announce
i Air. I? Wliiteliead as a candidate
{ tor Aidcrmai: and plod}; him to abide
. tite cho'ci* c>* < iie Cili/.e s Democratic
Diic.ary of dune 2.it't, l\?07.
Many friends.
Anno incemMit.
v\ c ?es.v.vr . fn!Jy bcR to minotmc
\ . i. \1. i I. i ina i a . n oa.i.lidaU
. . man and pledi'.v !.?* ?? to
.ii-ii. < li:w* Citizens i.'einn.'iMtic
I i iti.a: y . f Jisr.c 25t'i. iyo7.
By His 5-rictuls.
Asl< your uro or for Aivo !<'< i S'l.'))
ni, and o not ;uv o ; any si. -,! itulc
l'lioro is no linoi S.iimou pac'.oM.
JfeAMBEftG DISPENSARY
-; OVEB.
I
NoWO'CiLttS LESS OBJECTIONABLE
LOCATION-ELECTION
K4Y BE POSTPONED.
n:!> v I!!!!?' 1' All ic l ime of
i' om'ii ?r (;i I.'-. c>nly (lisronsary
I v. s H r <>,; I . ; I :il>out 1 I!<
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. c ? <let;l < i) 111 ii.y I It 1
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;i i -isi it i' i>tn ill" i i " (! ' ! ,t>
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4 i" , ' ! ' .1 I ..t' tit: ' I>..ir ' In'V.
r( i>t ?? ii: .Vt'il t ? a Ifn i i >a h i
i <-ttd tif !:iiii ' i: ; ' i i - i !
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'I'll iv i t 11U (.I i. i! 11 !i.i .'4 I'lf
I r.'lot'l loll <11 *! (' lli.sp 'ill U' <! ' t io 1
anli! ~ j;I :iib r, it is i illy
h ?pi i that ii iil ti cil <' I i?v I In*
Mif rvlsoi' t imo :io\ i; omIi
' i it !<? h;ii h !! li't i<- sai I mm tii suit"
j within ti. past i v. u( ? !, . ijtil
. 1 i i" fonv's ! !' i art) .si I aiv v iiii tr
<.
haivl ai.il i ic'i - ins to . L i hat
s
j Mlia' . ss a VVIt it 01 I ill' 1)1 I I llii
V'lO II I Sa'mon s i ly i'i i'"
imk < 1, bii' it is tiic ohropi st and must
jui.lriii ui foul in the country. j
c
T'>e pn c.'rs aro lia'idiii k Ar.p? lv (
Silmou b.v-unsi' it takes no argument ?
I st il 1;, ;iitd ihf customers coin*; bai k fur
more. ^
NEW PASTOR INSTALLED.
REV. W. U. H1LLEU ASSUMES PASTORATE
Or ST. STEPHEN'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH. j
Lexington. June IS ?Rev. \V. II I
Miller, prstor-olect ot' .^t. Stephens,
l.u' i>i ran church, was installed in li s
i v.- work at 11.0 Sun lay in .ruing sor,
yic by Rev. C. A Freed nf C .Junibiu
win. begin tiie coreiin?ny by deliverliiK
{' , the audience a strong and impmj
Ivo .email, very appropriate lo ti e
u fusion. Rev. Mr. llillei conies hoie
from (leorgia, but i-. a LcxintiLoiiiai
l>> birth and a graduate of Newborn
colli gt?.
Mi-.-. Finestine ltarre presided at tin
oiv.un and tlu music ami songs \\er<
' aiitilul.
i While the clu^uc was being deliver
.-el .'i bin). uv. Mr 11:1 lur was surI
r .undid by his church councilmcu
i M >sr.s. W. 1\ U.h.I, James F. liend
.x . . I', licorne, W. W. ltarre, J li
IJarie, <*. F. I.eiphart, ('. A. (lei^er
> at 1 !. l>. Harina:).
mcs?rs. !>. n.Kawi 01 VVys'.iUKttlJ
ii i II. .1. K :\vl of Leesviilo ate visit
ini: in town for a lew days. ,
"I'i c'c .libh1' llarnian, tiic popnla
*:11tor of The Dispatch, lias return <
from the pros-, association nv etinir,
where lis hud a Joyous. high old tiinc
Miss III Ion i Icndri x has "one lo Sul?
ivan's 1 -land f r a few weeks' rccria.i
<n.
All That Saved Him.
"Y< In* was ohliirod to c.'o in the
s>>.'\<* eouiitry. m> lie took a gallon of
<Io c.v a eoni til oft ir with him."
I "Anil how did ho make out?"
"Splendid! <! >t so full and wnlildod
s > the snakes issod hltn over** time
thoy . truck at him!"?Atlanta Const!- I
tut Ion.
Laupchhur oheei'fulnoss throws sun
1 ;iit Oil all the paths of Pfe. K: liter.
An Old Time A Icier.r an.
J : *ver:il patr >tis of " * r< laurant lit
' 1 >..d\ i.v and Ten' h stro . were lllll( h
! i'. the. e a l'o\\ <!:*\ a;: >. scaled at a
\ i..;.:.* l ie.- a t!a cruet* windows on
he 'lid I'.'.ur .*. ha h < o.iti i.iiide l a
I fit'.' \ e I'.r. a.lv. ay. which
j main . a vim' > turn :;l Tentli street
I !>:: of t - i :: !? you l;n ?\v thai
i". I>< :t?S tu I'.' . 1\.ay wiu tiuule in
! r t ? \ . it-.- V Well, it wns. As
!\ | ' .ii' lhoaiiv ai wmiM
I . ;t a i f the I wn of 1 Jen
i . ''rev - . \ i o ran a tavern in
Dutch nrnuhoubo which stood
where f.'r.i ? h n ?v Is. lie \vi:.- ;
an a! lei i : ti. like t any of his jirofes j
ion ! n >! .iy sue w?i '.1 in t'
I -avert: tec mat niii . t tree in the
"... ; of v. ;.: h 1 m I i,niters liU'-ere'l
i u r.th -ir i ; watch the t rat lie < ::
! 1 ; c i a !. last about 1" t'-1 al
| > ;c I the < ; en'na of IMeventh
street front Fourth nvonuc to llronri
\ . v. v I ;i v mi I li.i .c ncees.-itatod I
i' ar n;4 nown of 11i:< tavern." New !
^ ork Sun. ?
The Mecb iprd. ,
The voi l inaili'lu.iI sounds very
| f ivniiiial'le to a beginner in music
J .\h>re tln.n niv c liiiw I heard lite ?|Uesi:
n. "\Vli;ij 1; a madrigal?*' Strictly i
; pea. :> . i.tadrimil is an elaborate i
v.-v il era. Ml n in from three to six 1'
I : "i i. from !!v snug In chorus. The !
;el >dy If id not he carried through 1 i
hill rkouhl le dispersed ! a
i ; i : "ii :!i the different voices \
t s : i i\ allniial mnmuv peculiar
1 > ti e i>i i' tii sixteen;.! ml sevcn'eenth
< n?i.ri.'<. 'j tie true inauii.ii | iha
no a? i itupanitiuMir. Tills form nf |<
li' i- 'V ide.ed I'.imlMi, 'lit IS It
Ih " rlil (o have had its er!;?ln In the r
Netherlands. The exact de: a .ion of |
t!ie word Is net I.mimi. lie llrst 1
hind '-al- are believed to have been !
morning n^s. she)>lierds' lays or \
ki i - In t iahe of the Virgin.?circle !|
Mag xlua.
A Very Practical Christian. I
A I'i-n - < > 'Hi oM in si n who lived on i
lii ; f i i:i I iwa never refused shelter ;
t ; i . > might risk It him. liis
i . ... ii . ! remonstrated with him \
: 111 ihi-- ?linnii t? risilo, knowing thttt |
i...it ir .in holme-; would llvall 1
i i '. !' the ope M'timlty ami that J
th* . wa > .t dan er of the old i
I! ; I i i 'I i e I. T?? these lemon c
s.i.tm i; <" ! man l- 'piled that he n
I di.'.ed in "p.ieal <'hri.stlanity." , f
i. 1 o e of his friends, "this ' J
vi'i". Imp; etienl. Suppose one I
. f t e i :i i m!; it Into his head to j
I .!> one ill aht?"
\\l.? ; yo!.n;; friend." was the re t
ply. - I i i i eider in the name of
i 1 ' > ! prove my belief i:i praii ti -at
( tin i o I i-uking t ;? their p ints t
i iirili.' II.e i:l I
I IR?s
t* I V 8 IH* A
aiiii M
When Visiting Cot
of our stores and i
Stoves and Ranges
gj of such goods of an
p our p;ices are .as lo
s? will o;1!'!!!i'. We
Ij already, across the
i double the number
; you wish to buy 01*
' pleased to have jo
I quarters while in 1
< fhr'Ke of 19Q VVP nnt
. v w ^ ?? k-r t r v i * y
I prices and whether
P. will receive tire sai
SjjJ
|| merit. Try us one
:1 will never re ere t i
|j write for Catalog1 a
If mail,
&T3
^ "Stoves and Refrigerator People"
| 1.248 Main St.
?.'!.
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I COL
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rameffittft ftmeami?itr wbmmw
5H??ina*K? JJG waaxiViw&o ll-c. , I 13
Hai'n't Been Drunk. ( $ 1 ^
I! ' evidently wasn't used to the wnvs
:' hi.: Iiilels. 11?' look in I as though Ik*
lenht have liven from some Kan>'* i
'arm and \v:is in a largo i ity for the
ir-ltin.o. Somehow lio I m 1 hoar 1 i oat r\\
ii i> I morning r N who had I n '{*
th irhing in' .., .> drink lot-- of ion i %*
valor. ? *
raid to t\ T. Now ton !? 'V
mi ? dosk a I t ho Shirley hotel . ! rat ' \ *
t ' look in t ho morn . . "th > < th n*
lilsl n! !u told i. to II;.!; l'? / ^
li'.i - i or lho 1 it11-* telephone in i:iv 'T>
onni when i wanted Vm." '[*
"V sa: 1 Newton. , ' *
"\ "oil. this morning, about a half an ^1*
ii.ago, I a '.ed for a ;tlns< of ieo i'j-r
valor. Some girl mis .veiv.l the tele- '?v
." Iv
w
"Well. I like to 1 e to .U for ^
iea\\* drinker. 1 wasn't drunk Isi.st i/i?
.ivin." M;
"What d<> you imp i V" i *! >
".!i ' tills; I di'i n't no jjrl 1 < ;' i.o ' o
> at ! . That f:nl > out ne t;i : whole
1 ' r. 11 l-i >'.( l i i 1 \ 111;i< ]i 1 > pip i *.
Ike -In- themii I v.: I- 1 >i' 1i<pi?-r j \ *
nst ululil anil would no I a wlido *!>
ntilii.i. A tfhtss would 'a' heen J'J^
| t. *
'u<>u: li." And a* In- turned .Hid strode i*
I way lie wore one of IhQse "(iuess 1 ' i ^
lUln't rail hlin down, oh?" looka.? , !x
deliver Host ' !A
; JA
K.r.cw VIhat Ho Wanted.
Small I'.ov (lot anv soap that will 'p
( 9 I
ske on trademark-7 ! " f'
<Iroecr?'Take oil' trademarks? J %t*
Smart Hoy That's what I said. Dad's
"dioeauiker. and lie want; to wa.-h
la hands. See? t 'h'eaiM News.
m LEAF I
BACCO fp$ J v
Ty best loaf that we can luiy Bfc'M ; j
st leaf market in the world. JHfl i ?
prefer a natural leaf tobacco . j 1
say that after one trial of Mt-.j
NATURAL LEJiF MM
oly in the future* Every merchant ( *' '?
t (lon't, insist ?>n hia Kcttinjr it for you. BW '* 1
S? Write ua for our special prices r ' ' i ,
mm
HRHliP|
\
idents of |
;ton County |
MB
urnbia, don't fail to call at either g
nspect our line ofRefrigerators, p
J. We carry the largest stock |.|
ly one concern in the South and 11
w as the quality of our goods '
lave many valuable cos formers ||
1 on/1 J ?
vv..^mivwuiiu uui ulj^u'C is to S
Come in and see us whether ij
not. We will be more than M
i! make our stores your head- 13
the City. I? you make a pur- ||
mise you honest goods at lowest k
- you buy anything or not you 1
me prompt and courteous treat- fe
e, we will be pleased and yo u n
?ti i ? - - '
si. ii you can t tome toseeus, p
nil prices. We do business by
inote & Bailey "Stoves and Refrigerator People" g&a
1836 Main St. 1
UMBIA, S. C. I
UB&sz-.idsmmKm mKmisssimxiwmum n?
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Mc Arthur Music He use &
44Augusta Leading Music Store"
720 Broad Street ^
Augusta, (ia. vi;
Headquarters for Everything in Music 4 j
it , n p: nnm The Musicians Favorite. Sold at N
KiiiDa l Pianos.. , , tb
i actory prices on easy payments, s;
? "Two In Oat'' any one can play. ?b
u.U TV .. -- T\
MlHUdll fldji:!' fliliuS A perfect Piano cud Mayer M*
in Piano case. viv
T/'. i i n From $30.00 up on easy vH
Kintal 0 tan p?ymtnlj |
near Mill tm * s;"" g
6 easy payments. ^
amtrntu" *?" *"" S
43 * payments. *]'
Largest stock of Records, Sheet Music, n;
(iuitars, Mandolins, Violins and L;tc.
LARDIiST STO.:k. LOWIiST PRICES, vjv
HASH'S F TERMS.
S\ Ri It: FOR CM \ 1 .(.Kil US. ^
McAriluir Music House $
Augusta, Cieorgia v Z
rz /vt at rHvaCk^ rHtKvX$xiff1 N
Per.ec! Satisfaction With Paint ||
I i:s .-> Ki : : A: -nc?'Ai;Tl'? , Ci'y few
<; ? Uninn-NV?- hive u> (! til l'Ali'AN I'A j N J' h ; i.d.Yil t?.v B*i
in 0;i >ur l? ?" b ii. ii:f i iv | I: v? w>:.is 11, I sis t n lis
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Y< ury rf-p i-i f.i! *. K ? l<' It
l ? p- ! loi I A i' h I 'i*. ' in : ! * fivo Fiji
FIA N Paint 'o., \ i i.i ;i. <; t k-.'j
I?j i Sir, ! n 19 M i) pi)? w 1> i : i c n ? i ' n i ii il i -s of uH
i : I in v> i', si'ii ,ii?\v wis! i l o a til on r In : ?' i - ys H > >
f I I 114". i I i? I. .1 nil mm I vn i< I .ik ' >1 ! i \ i r I .a I . Wu K3
n' > i?!i i",i , i itl mii I) i jr ml I ?vn rt*sl? Mj
nc-'S, s ? niv? us y iin bos' qua i' i ? I?? ?1 i ilc
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