The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, November 01, 1907, Image 4

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GFall Band Coi On jj $10, 1273 BROi 1 1110 BRO/ I The orders ' (I orders : I 1110 Broad ONE WAY OF RESTING. '-'The matter of dressing up is wor >th|f of consideration by every reader oT this page," sajs t l?e editor 'if the Woman's Home Companion in I?is Noveml>er editorial page. -Whether you have been doing housework, or teaching school, or worsing in an of fica, or a grocery store, or a back smith shop, I honestly believe that if - i.aif jn limir hqfore sUDDCr ymi imTI; at night, it will rest you more to tike a !>ath and put on fresh clean Clothes, than to lie down and'relax.' as some of the physical cultuiists would have you do. It is like vetting Into a new self. It gives a boost to your self respect and a corresponding elevation to the regard your neighbors will have for you. One word cn the subject of clothes * theimelvc1 have always maintained that the best clothes you c?.r. aflford are none too good. Ii is not givfvn to many of us to look distinguished S iin whatever raiment we may happen to have on. The careful study ol dress In relation to our own Individ ual merits ? r defects in form and re;i ture and wltli particular reference tc its appropriateness for our specia needs should be beneath the di^nit\ ??f no one. An elaborate waist and t trailinK skirt are as unsuitable far at ?ftlce as a short skirted walking coj EWMSH/T* g% Festiv al O Great prepara tary parade. "Spectacular 1 icerts ie fare, r? JL Vjr 000 StoclThis stoi wines a not per Write lor pri< U) STREET \ n V aluda Valley Corn, q 'ayne's Corn Malt, q ; above are four bij have special attentk must be accompanic St. tumc w<jiilrl lie ii> a Pall room. A jloosc negligee Willi flowing sleeves% 1 which nmy seem exquisitely dainty in I: my lady's chamber looks untidy in J the kitchen. Far be it from inotoj dictate in the matter of fashions, I gladly leave t! at to t he fashion ccl Itor. Hut I w sh to etnphdsi/.i! my j bc.it f that l he eiunes. consideration or our clothes is not only eminently proper, but in facta sacred duly." k\mRC.ll ESTATE &LUS. Aiken, Oct. 20.?During tlie pist. few weeks there have been a large number of real estate transfers in ibi county. 1'elow are given some of tlie more important ones. Aiken Trust Company to Richard Hii/.el, 111 acres in Meek Island for 1400. | Richard Ha/.cl to Rude '!n/.ei, 101' acres for f400. L F. flicks to R \j. Montague, I timber on 400 acres for $2 000. 'j A. P. Wofidward, timber on 477' ! acre , fur $7*>o, (o 11. L. Montague. Mrs. Catherine Hush anrl others to ( F. a Lindsay, limber on 14 I acres , for $187. f Patrick Armstrong, timber on 17 , acres, to Hie same party for $Jf?u. ) Kara Burckhliter an:l others toll. i B. Wright, 100 acres. for $8)'). '- - "VT__ tions for a Good Tim Prize drill for squad lighting the Flames. Street Ca plus 25 t to be cl' ck includes all the hi md beers on the rm sonal check. Best ce list. I make NO COUPON! - ^1 flp W* w w W "W % FINE uart 50c. Gallon $2 uart 75c. G^llon ? specials. Sen. U? )n, filled and shijO id by money order, WE HANDLE THt George w. \v. Jlrodle to H. M. Tutwi'll, i T ' two tracts containing 1?>"? acres, f r $1,200. 10. M. ai.dW. I). Uurham to 1). X. (fault. 11 acres, for ,k*7. The parties to whom the deed- j were made in the timl)-t (I i's ah >\re I rcfuricd t?* represent a l.uve o > r.pauy ! "i ?>f f i oil <il i.sis whoso pans are not j \} kn< wit, bur probably was bnight for Ti speculation. Fifteen and t venlv < 1 l'1 year leases were on' iin>'.i on au tin- | timber with the option t > renew for :i ten years longer. ! p AUTO IN COLUMBIA DROPPED TWENTY i.i FEET !/ W RHEA ME It AND SON HAH ROW ESCAPE. (' ilumbia. Oct. -Mr. W. 15. SiwriiC? .11 if 1 111^ ?.! .i? 11 'i i \ 'A 11 *-i r iu (?wr**?' i . . death tod iv when a ncwl.v purchased runaltout automobile t licy wer in . an off a c.uivmvay at. the. ice. o<; .ipany'f* plant here., dropping twenty ft -r.. Until Mr. Ueaincr and his *>n were badiy bruised. Tito machine i, a total I wreck <i mber 18 an ie. Firemen's contes it s. Fourth annual j y y irnival cents, < osed out I g*h and medium grad irket Send mone.y goods for the mone; i a specialty of SACCEPTEI) AFTER THIS L A ji W H i S I .00. Nelson ,50. Payne's > a trial order and c?d on lirst train le? . or certified c' C\ - - iTt:n wi PI^PI\ : ^ 1 E. Payne '<55 mmm faiiml^ Ji I! FAKERS VICTIM. : . I, L?*Xi l^lon, (hit.. 2- K irly this lOrnin^ Mr. IE C. U irloy, a suEsfiu- i h! fitrmor. who livirs ;ih mt liw niilrs | oni hereon the Columbia, roan, can- j i7il"tlie railroad sta ion for a buvg\ ml presented the following piper, ?. arlly printed, and the other written: wa 'Ni?, 4i?. Slup to I, \ S. ( at once, 1 "frate paid ' i'II ''Terms chas. (meaning $"> c ish 0u.r? ,p, lobars and not another soil to lie ra >aid. ' one ?"> dollar diam >nt gr id l> gtv Wl "set of harness No. 20 collars, j sii Signed) "Chocta.v Indian Med- >n < o " * (?. W. .More, sain'en " U'l - - - . ! l! Mils i.s I aken from th earn ?n ropy | of Ihj order, brought line I?V Mr.['1 Hurley. It U reported here tlr.it se.v ! eral of these orders were sold (luring i " Hie day to unsuspecting' f.ti mers on Hie t rip of llie faker, hut no names j are given. .Mr. Hurley thought he was to get tire luiggy and liar uess tla; 4 agent "a-, driving for the *"> cash. ( wiiat game was worked on the, others' i is not yet known. 1< t'O " - ^ X: <1 Continue* ;ts and parade. Gr< 3aii 14- v?ir nu* . UUHI J OllV VV y tvuiiix?jtu Illumina on all r, WM \Tim nrh n bv Januar es of whiskeyj brant r or express order c y to be had anywh< J he Order* DATE hmmhi mamzLS? < I E S County Rye, quart 3 Monogram Rye, qu you will become a iving Augusta aftei heck. Write for ful TANN DEIili i & Co. IDEATED In BIS DAUGHTER. H0 I fMISAN1 ISSUED FOR SPA1U.AN WtC COUNTY FARMER WHO :,.v L 'I? ALREADY BEL": "HAND- n< iLEU" BY RELATIVES. "" >|iatUl ' l'il. -* A w;ui,int ! ' S swor. ' " 1 !,:-s in<>ndii;; ' ?r I lit 1 v?,t t>l A iUe!*x iv iTill !i\ a w < ji to own faru x* ,M;"' luinuoiii. J'i arK'inK' liim v* - ?*iu>11 \ to his w iiKlitcr, n^ed ' x ??rl ' 'war? {}<< lit was .wcni f "J '* ' Hi jv ii, audfallicr of M Tlio onicer wlia v - .':! to soPiYo I lie irrani found ltril.1 ^ v,iU' ,,:'di.v uvd ill ilT-ring willi st'iion * v ' ',s I ', j., - ad IItut lie reluriu'd *' "i ?l .Ph.usi , an's cerl ideate inslei * ' * '"so i.< Lis said Ihiitlr was 1 * " ''V l' i~ J'1 liven who resented nU a : cpuctijl' iinislimont ol Ins dauf;iil v an Cl Ol d is t) j..(j,.,.. I a <ioo<i i;uj om;. ' i? ('??!. <'i"iwforil :i <; 'or?:i;i. I<iI 'I'nln j ouniy r iim r I ;<s r.H-.fd in" I ir? ;t I. pii.lj'. ( V t SOCII Ml tllttt ,v I Lion. I In1 hi ' i incasuios suw |*1 { fort ill It'll 'ill nil' I Ivv I iuyl Js JVIH Jl* dies in ciiemnleioncv. I' ?4 s Olio Wee md mili:ion free. tion of K aiiroad y 1st., 19 lies md ?re. Business. ! 1 , [f Augusia, ^ ci AUGUS1 65c. Gallon $2.00 tart 75c. Gallon $2.5 regular customer. order is received, il price list. A IS ?8! ? w I'M EttaoBamm RE IN LEXINGTON 11MEOFMR. JESSED. ROOT AND : ITS CONTENTS DESTROYED. TO j( xiiitfLon, Oct. -Js. -W iii 1?* i tic film was at lending chinch at. Si . I>a-| j r.s. near Arthui station, yesterday, | i h une of Mr. .lis i1 l?. lioot was rn?M 1, \s i' 11 a c imp let e 1' is* of everyi tlie: fin. and a bale < I' s? s.-il cot 1 ii, M id whi at, and shelled peas al.so* l':i it- 1 .-s is soiiiflliiiu like $l,*Joo, ilii no insurance. The smoke, was en ill - cliurc i <1 nring the sor- j ''' ?n, and as s him as t he alarm was ;s'' veil tie si'ivii'' was suspended and j 'l! lany wi el in the li, but all tno ' te to save a single articie. Mr.;*1 .4 links toe lire originated from J 1! de el i ve llue, l?.Jl says they le t no ' e ,n tin -dove at all A Significant I'rnyc r> 'May the I ana I help \ou make <ilv,v l. i,nu n In :i|| '' O K It'll > .. , | i/i. i'S .). (? Jenkins, of CI lap; I 11 i 11,. t> it iiiirkly 1'iok llu; p.tln out (if Io , u-Ion loi in .iiiil cured il in a. won J s k" fully s at lime." lies' oncurlli>( or sire-., Imi'iij? and wounds, i'n'. at ' il' dm*? stoici. - k ing St. S FY 1 It. JL m 08 1 Georgia | g "A, GA. >() i All 1 All sta, Ga. I ICLE AND NEPHEW * SERIOUS FIGHT. WK MARSHAL BEDENBA UGH OF PROSPERITY AND CEOEGE S. KEilOEAKT BOTH SERIOUSi.Y HURT. i'ii >,)? m'.} , Oct. 2'>.?In an allrri i : i)i>is-., n Town Marshal He n ..;iu"li and (Jeo. S. Merchant, Henli u?;h was seriously hurt hy a i?y Merchant. Hcdenbaupli til twic at Merchant, hitting him the t >i< iicud. Merchant Is not 11i in he seriously hurt, llehad his ski ll crushed hy n-I w. There lias been some feelK n Lween the parties Hedenhaujjh M i chant's uncle. Appendicitis Is dm ina lar^e measure to abuse f the VmwcI . by employing drastic u nat ives 'I'o avoid ai> danger, use n!y Di ii in.; s , New Life Tills, the :tf< , k ui -> i leanscrs and inviKoialors i'lai.'i!' di I'nr hcad;ich<-, biliousness, in" <iri,i and piundicc at all druggists, 15c. ... V C, ? , * f J ^ pr * f \