The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, October 11, 1907, Image 3
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Beginning Monda
Prices on Merchai
ind 1hey still keep on adv
tock of Fall Goods at the
>enefit of it. It would be
itore in this little space,!;
example for the others,
ilar 6 I-2c quality, our si
juality for 6 l-4c and 5 1Outings
Teasle down, Amoskeag and Kitnor
lutings, best made, regular 121c qua
ty for only 91c per yd.
121c Flannelettes for only 10c yd.
Chaiubry l i all colors at 9c yd.
Ocuganis
Clothing
Here it the main money saving; 1
can tit and suit most anybody in guil
pai ta and overcoat#.
We especially call your attention
our f7 60, 18.00 and 19.05 Hue of sul
In. most places they are sold for $li,
and 115.00.
Remember wh
er than anywhere else,
be marked in nlain fii/ui
OUR MOTTO:
He sure and come to
patronage in the p&Ht and soliciting
BATESBURG, S.
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ndise have been advancing for
ancing, but we have been luck
; old prices and we want our
i impossible for us to describee
>ut we will name a few items,
36 inch wide Sea Island S
ale price for 7c yd or 14 1-2 yds
2c yd.
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at we say, that you'll j^et ever
A call to our store will convin
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Satisfaction Guaranteed or N
tlie Sale and at the same t ime enjov yoursel
a continuance of aame, and wishing you a pi
Yours truly,
THE BE1
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L1ABE
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and leave all you
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rough Saturday,
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the past 5 or 6 months
:y enough to secure our
customers to have the
iverything we have in the
and they will be a good
Sheeting, best made, regfor
$1. Another
10 and 12ic Canton Flannel for 81c 11
3.
At 11 am and 4:30 pm each day
urlng the 9ale we will sel> J & P Coats
pool Cotton at 6c per spool.
"American Prints" CaMco, the merliants
pay for it 71c but we bought a
lg stock of ic before it advanced and
hi sen them during tlie sale at sic yo.
n's Cloaks.
Shoes
We carry a full line of men's, ladies'
hildren's slioes and we have the right ;
rices on them. When we guarantee
, siiuc w x|ye sausracuon, it means
ou'l.tfeta new pair tn the place if
inythlnu ifocs wrontf. Ask for our
i2 GO men's patent leather shoe.
ything in our store cheapce
you. Everything will
loney Refunded.
f at the Fair. Thankinjf you for ycur
leasant lime at the Fair, we are,
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Qarber Bros.
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attorn iy*-af-uw.
Will practice in all the btat? am?'U. I#l
S. Courts.
Office in KaufTmaR Buih ng,
Lexington. S. C.
li. M. M1TC11XLL ?
Physician ant- Scroeoj. ?
liatesburg, 9. C.
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Office Hours:
8 to 0 a. m. ^
8 to 8 p. in.
7 :*0 to tt n. m,
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A Criminal Attack. ^
on an Inoffensive citizen is frequently
made in that apparently useless little
tube called the "appendix." It's
generally the result of probracb 1 con
stipatlon. following liver torpor. Dr.
King's New Life Pills regular the C'
liver, prevents appendicitis, aotf L
establish regular liabita of the txwela. *
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to give to the lit
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Biscuits,
ick Range which yo
hing to try.
;ell you about it.
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czema and Pi le cure
KEE Knowing It was to
suffer I will fi'v? free of x
charge to any aiti Icted a pos ]
Ive cure for eczsma ** 'f rheum, 1
yslpelas, piles ami aMu diseases,
stent relief Don't suCf ?r longer.
rrlte K W Williams, 40& .Manhattan ,
me, New Vork, Encloee- stamp. ^
BARRETT JONfES.
attqrnjcy at
BATKrtBURG, U.
areful attention tfivro toa>lt ?uaincs8.
i?8t National Bank Btk ldinq?
Up Staik?. i
The services el Mr R, IX Xi mmer>?n,
St. Matthew*, have to sen se.
sred to Judge the horse* tat the
sxJagto* Co. Fair thlsyear Oc t. 22,
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Remember the
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Collars Don"t Cr ack
Our collars and cults do wot cr
ve guarantee them frean cracl
L'h^rv laund.- r-a/1 Km/ Iko iTafillal I
.aundrv. Columbi a. S. C.
Pruit cake IntrtdUati, s??
-alsina, cleaned curraatft* and cl
ust received at
E. V. Cul lum K
For fine candies derteg t he Fa
to the E. V. Cuilum Co.
5ee our line of candy at ten i
per pound, If not as good as ol
charge twenty cents for, fdon't
E. V.Cuftlum i
Stoves & Range;* Re pa
On short notice. .Send pa *ta
to me and I will call and do tl ie
et your !tom< at a .flpoderate l,f
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Our Friend the Pirate.
The pirate laughed gleefully aa ha
hoisted the Jolly Roger.
"Ha! ha! ha!" he cachinnated.
"What's the matter?" we nerron?
ty Inquired, wondering meanwhile
whether he had just hatched some
lendish and diabolical plot regard*
ing our immediate future.
"Ha! ha! ha!" he repeated.
"Mabe he's an Englishman and
has just seen the point of a joke that
on hla last cruise," mut*
, tered Jabez. (Jabez would crack Old
Nick himself over the pat* with c
Joke.)
^ "Ha! ha! ha!" the pirate continued.
"What la It?" we begged.
"See that Jolly Koge'*?" Inquired
the pirate. "That belongs to my
mother-in-law. It's (ha! ha!) her petticoat.
And she can't come out of her
cabin till the cruise is over because
It's the only one she has on board."
Whereupon we all laughe'd boisterously,
although we noticed that our
friend the pirate binncnea reartuny
whenever he chanced to hear the out*
raged cries of the old lady riaing
shrilly above the pealing ebullitions
f our mirth.
. "The Light That Failed."
She?They don't seem happy together.
He once told me that his wife
Was the light of his life.
Ir go Ho?Ah?but the light wu always
going out.
She (catching the idea?And leaving
him entirely in the dark.?Punch,
dh ?
h. I HI* Idea Exactly.
( Uncle?How do you like your Sum
bay. day school teacher?
q0( Tommy?Oh, Bhe'a got good sense.
She's smarter than Mom is.
, . Uncle?indeed? So you believe la
"ed i?er. eh?
(card Tommy?Sure! Her an' me thinks
work alike. She says Sunday school #*>n't
lie. 4* lo u0 grnxi. P'.'Uielph'.. ^rcrt.
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