The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, November 01, 1907, Image 5
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1 SPECIAL N
fa All visitor
fa store heacluucrters.
0 the ladies, and a fres <
S& make use of it. Lt
I the train, or wherever
1 EVERY DAY
? Every clay's
in the Bargah
there are hun
j|jj the uewspape
^ 3gc Embroidered Colli
J* A mong the newest neckw
2*? solutely correct style. Lint
patterns In raised cinbroicie
jf* Cluny Lace Special 10
Mew shipments of C>uu) I
*? wiih insertions to match, o
2 to ?> inclies, while and ecri
to :i*c. choice l')c
Bleached Table Dama
Our unsurpassed popu'at
Linen, full bleach (I, 7:! inci
JL handsoire desiirns. Uenul
our priceSite
5J Two Cotton (ioi ds Sp
FLAN N KLtilTK in ligli
f? terns, nnv designs. l">c vali
^ (Jl.NGllAM in uless ami
CjJ Sc value, special ae.
Trimmings at Half P
0,e\ Women who wish loombe
tor <lresso-\ will do well t
sli ok !' trimmings Every
dosirahle, av- oxtctly on
vj Worth from 20c to $11 \d.
Soiling from 10c to fl 00 }
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THE WEEKLY PAPEf
PROBLEM.
In dlsc.issintf t lie increasing serini
JIM
\\ lutnjy <io Carts
Wo ar" v*clusivc agents for 11
fami UB tJo (.'at t s ami Ca11 iag
They rattle from *!." "> to $3;>.oo
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lro; tcr !t!eal ( tl!> <
We are acr-nts fo I is. ei- <'? sl>-i ai'
siiow an < xl'-nsi\c into in c ?Ioi
cnauicl si^d Vomis Muili
'i'iiev ran^e from }'? ?) i?? rl">.oo
Exclusive As>ei
'TV* " ]
|S:
AliiliOL'iiv Oak or jNlali
I'hi tTouier
$17 ;">()
uur salesni *ii are at ten
Furnishings and will glai
m
-Columbia, S. C.
^HITE & CO.
ta's only Department Store1' i
!
OTICE
, to Augusta, are especially invit2d to make our
Phere are Rest and Dressing Rooms for the use of
jhecking an J delivery seryice for all who wish to
ave your parcels here, auJ hive them delivered at
you m ty wish. There will be no charge for it.
A "BARGAIN DAY" WITH US
selling means something absolutely new
i Line on special sales tables. And always
dreds of bargains that we haven't space in
rs to mention.
i
ars 25c $5 Suit Cases $3.98
car, of the &b* Two sl/.eu. 24 and.ttfi Inch suit eases,
;o collars, with strapped all around, nickel ur brass trim
rv. nii'fl ninth lined stud shirt fold: made uf
q l'egeraoiue, *"> value, ll.os.
.aces, in edges 75c Dress Goods 49c
f widths from Anions the newest shipments 'if Dress
u. Values up Goods, the smartest suitings, Panamas,
cheeks, plaids clc., values should be 75c
isk 59c cur price 49c.
V^oh1 1 al,io New Silks
In? V,le'v.?u!n Heceived lii recent shipment cover all of
the pre!t iest winter waist and lull suit
. . silks. Value from 59c to 91.39.
fundUlark pal.- $1. 25 Black Silk 99c
ie. special 10c. As 'eader in bilk Department, we are
Skirt patterns, offering wnile lot lasts, one line of bcauli
till hlat k Taffeta and Peau de Sole silks,
,.jce worth $1 21 at 99c.
'nihil their win- 15c Taffeta Ribbons 10c
o inspect our A genuine, pure silk llibh in, tlie equal
thing new and of which cannot tic tbought for less than
e half value. 15c the yard We are now paying over 10c
a yard for all we order from now on.
d. Special 10c.
JHITP JC. rr\
T 1 II 1 JL*4 VA VVJ.
ugusta, Qa.
I ticiently iudicab s its nature as >i pub arirl t li?' people were not able to
* . licali"ii, expresses the opinion that th?*ir bills. Now every subscript
|,i i ,,v .Hi ,i1MB i, taken at thai price is well nigh;
i tbe worst sutiercrs will be those wvek . , , ? . *
nai.cial loss. It will be at a
.ies ai,<l semi weeklies which sevei.ti when the new price of paper gees I
year.-; ago reduced subscription from . ihct There is but one thing
i?, *2.00 and $1.50 to $l no. "This nnfor- small publishers to do 1
, 'v ea- tii price (f tbe r u
i y . i 1 no: expect to mane
lv.ua - ms th.ir. 50 c*ntj on 1!
' '! s t . .i?; m, and I i * sa il axnotri
N FURNITURE EXl
^ I' ? ^ m J \1V'UV1 111 V t VI
Mvood and finish- Over the entire sto
stretches a seemingly endless variety
beautiful furniture, fresh and sparklii
I vvilh the newness of the factory. It's
II glorious sight.
nts for the celebrated Red Cross Sani
H m ^ I i i i fi*
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ft j\ fl| ;w im',ln\? \vi?l?',"?'? Irch- J 1?
*,,. ll 1 ??'? ?! Sieel comUuc. it-.,i ..uS
,l11 Ij'mIIK'I rtciit 1?>:11?" ? ll'ii. r.., * >*. <w?
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ni'tur
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In solid oak
t ve and thoroughly experienced in everything pertai
J y give you the benefit of their experience.
Every article marked in plain figure
G J I (SON
Presenting the Grandest
Display of Fine Furnitur
liver Shown in Columbia.
I Not an ^ Assertion. It's a Fa<
There'll he u smile on your face wli
you see all this beautiful furniture
J smile of actual pleasure. We ha
>c 1 II J * ?
nere now a collection ol medium ai
-411i;?] 1 grade Furniture not to be surpas
ed iii the entire South. Beautiful Suit
^ tor bedroom, parlor, hall, den and di
ing room in Circassian walnut, dull ai
| polished mahogany, birds' eye mapl
early english, weathered and golden 01
kS Odd llieens of ovnrv rInaf.iMntinn in
ttiyr DR. J. A. WAT80N.
I>INTIHT,
T Hateaburg, 8. C.
^ OUIce in Telepnone Building.
W At Ridge Spring Every Thursday
y ii*o. Bki.i.Timmkkman.
y .1. Wm. TnuitMOND. j
THURMOND A TIMMKK? \N,
yf ATTORN KVS-Ar-LAW.
tw Will practice in all the State and U.
8. Courts.
ST Otllce in KauffinaR Building,
W Lexington, 9, C.
X BARREWJONGS. !
ATTOHNEY Al I.AW,
3J BATE.SBURG, S. C. N
mf Careful attention given to ail business. j
Fikbt National Bank Building? f
HI up Staiks. ?
?J 1>. M. MITCHELL t
^ Physician ani? tiUROICON. s(
Hi Batesbur^, 8. C. n
Sf Ofllce Hours: ^
r 8 to 9 a.m. t,
Bp 2 to 8 p. m. ()
H 7 :30 to 9 p. m, ,j
P STATE FAIR u
g LOW RATES ?
S VIA.
^ C. N. & L. w
^ Account Annual State Fair, Colum- ^
2? bia, the C. N. & L. Itwy. will sell ^
oh special round trio tickets October 20 vi
^ to 81st Inclusive, and for morning
^ trains Nov. 1st. with return limit to *]
tlu Nov 4tlu Extra coaches will be pronto
vided for all trains. Rales as named
^ below include one admission to the
fFair grounds;Laurens
13 00 Prosperity $188 0
Clinton 2.7f> Little Mountain 104 ,
Goldville 2.57 Cbapin 1.48 1
Kinards 2 47 lrmo 1.26 v
Newberry :i 04.
QnAPtfll foatlirna ..'ill l.ft f. . ni l.n 1 f
kjpvviwi 11 MVVIl VO TV I I I uc iuuu can
^ (ram's between the Citadel^ Welsh
Neck, Wednesday October 30th and tl
yjf Clemson vs. A. & M. of N. C., Thurs- a
^ day, October 31st. Intra Slate 11
raf College Track meet Friday November ,l
l^jf 1st and Wallace Ilagenback Circus [(
Saturday November 2nd.
3? Eczema and ^ile cure ^
ZZ FlPFE Knowing what it was to
^r, i suffer I will give free of
charge to any aflTcted a pos
V itive cure tor eczema, salt rheum,
erysipelas, piles and skin diseases. ()
ghi Instant relief Don't suffer longer.
X Write P. w Williams, 400 Matih ittnn ty
enue, New Vork, Enclose stamp. ti
? n
pay $1 o0 rales. * * * No subscriber ought
ion to expect to get a papar nowadays for s
x I-,. Is ich a sum as $(.00. The print paper c
1 'alone will 1>? worth neaiiy that." e
S!< I That's the way it lo ?ks to us. is look ^
int-n ingto m ?re and more weekly and t
for'semi weekly publishes and should f
I. in ! slmrHv looV fe .,?! ii>P r?'.^r'1 r.
L?tw A ? f t l> i V. r ir ia v.., U ,r , f
' ' his hi;and t>h - \> irt cul.ir laborers
,,l<? aro t rcolvo an. hire at, all, not.
10' other court? rein tins, v'.aatiolle
n Oba-rrver
POSITION
Vf* Bpffets and Sideboards.
I in Mahogany. English and Golden
11(1 Oak. Chairs, China Cases and Tables
; to match.
)S=
es!
j(v Brass and Iron Beds
^ Jn the above line we represent only
<1 the best manufacturers and have the
reputation of showing the greatest
variety in the Stale
tary Felt Mattress
I
I
iS!oo ^ I i' 11 Kt r J
liko cut
ning to Furniture mid Mouse
S _
Millet? Co.!
AIKEIIS COOBT EI
PENSIVE.
8ECENT TEAM COST THE COUHT1
$3,317 1HD PROBABLY KOBE.
Aiken, October 28.?Court come
ugh in this county as well a:
ither counties, but maybe it's becausi
t always lasts longer than most place:
>ut at any rate it was Indeed costlj
vben viewed bv a Visual economist
["be statistician got to work and coin>iled
some figures on I lie cost of tin
1st Court, and these figures show that
/?> nas ucen paid out to this
inie on approved bills, and probably
Dine more yet to be met. This a*
lount coes not include any or the
alaries, but was paid as local expends
by Treasurer Youce. There wert
wo weeks of criminal and two weeks
f civil Court. The expenses of tin
rst week were $71?.?o, the secoac
eek iL.fM). The Fallaw case cosl
ti? county approximately 200 anc
r sinned four days. The elvii court
)st about l,0tW.
There were thirty-live criminal
ives on the docket, anil teu of them
ere tried and twenty five continued
here were a total of 118eis<'sall
old in the criminal side of the court,
f these 32 were disposed jf and 80
re re continued.
Pnni I TVS fifti t me in
L UUI4U1J JL U VUJLlUlUAJ til
COLUMBIA.
Columbia, b. C-, Oct. 30.?A In ad
ii collision Occurred this morning b.
ween street cars laden with Fair
isito-s.
The motorman on the incoming car,
. Albert Perry, had both legs broken
nd was probably internally and fa
illy injured. Motorman Davis or
lie o her car was also severely bruised
bout the body and legs but it is not
bought that any of bis injuries are ol
permanent nature. Two fair visit
rs, the Misrcs Seeg"is, were slightl\
ruised.
iinni'c ni nret tmhiditimt
bluvji o vuuiioi inaaDiiaiii
EfAD.
Miss Julia Wheeler died at hei
ome, six miles fr^m Saluda Oct >bei
4. and was buried at the old lainilj
luryinx ground near th.' old home tin
icxt day.
"AuntJu'ia Wheeler," as she wai
videiy known by the peop'e of .Saluda
;ounty was the oldest person in tin
:ounty, being in her eighty ei/h
rear. Her entire life was spent n
.he house built near a spring by he
'ntfw about M>r brother
Sanii son VV h>*.- . i las' \
. as at* o' * ' v. u ? . u e In-r ?>>
Ler, llosi. lived to 1> '4 T! n. tlu
tnd two sisters ,iv 1 t? ^ethor al
their lives and n- r ofcheine\e
>i?u i 1 ILU i
All of them were entertainirii
talkers and loved company. 'J lie,
enjoyed re'a'ir.g events of the oldei
days and had inucn of Revolul ionar
trailh !/-* ? tuliil/x t !*.??? ^"wvbrt ? l- -
iiu iii iu.n mint tucj u. iu?; vvu
of 1812 and of the Mexican war us i
they had just taken place.
Her funeral was held in the ope
j r and a large company attended tli
burial.
W anted:."?''STXSSlto
look after renewals an.l increasi
subscrip'.ioi V .1 of a pro in in lit m >u
thly magazine, on a salary an J com
mission basis. Experience des? abl
but not necessary, Good opportunit
ior right person. Address Pubiishe
Box 50, Staticn (). New York.
Uct It,
You are coming
to the
NOVE
We invite you
in the city. Yon ]
Leaders in I
Fiirnitnn
? ? a A ? V fl ^
If you want the t
buying. Our stock is rej
and will save you money
May we send
I nom;
708-10-12 lire
- THANKSGIVING PBOCL- LI
AKATION. TP i
, PRES1DEB T ROOSEV tXT FIXES IOT- '
1 EMBER Iff EH TY-E GB 'B A8 DATE.
Washington, Oot. President Eooscs
veil today issued Ids Thanksgiving
s proclamation, thr.ugh the Secretary
i of f-tate, naming the last Thursday In cat<
November, tl>e 2"ith as Thanksgiving
* dun
' 0ay- pre
ittka ifln>npni> in nniniini I en?
AU 1U AuulULll 1 ID bvliUJnDlA
I tne
j Theohildrennf ttev.T. Tracey Walsh har
were saved from serious Injury Oct * 26 L
, by the heroic elTortsof llie colord nurse
, K'rl, AlakfKle Wilson.The nurse, with orai
. her charges, was crossing Main street mct
. at Plain street, wlien an automobie a'l '
4 turned from Main Into Plain street at outl
a rapid speed, and in siting the chll- ^'er
I dren out of the way the nurse was hei- blb
self knocked down and runovcr by the mor
I ina hine. but was not serloasly injured. cat
of tl
MOSE MOBLEY JR. DE1D ,ectl
liqu
scrli
ifose Mobley jr of Cjlu.nbiawas kill- era^
ed the morning of Octobar 25tli, at a ha
Peak's Stat ion. twentv-five nillesab^v slial
Columbia, on theC jlumbiaand Green * cr'^
ville branch of the Southern Railway,
bv falling from the train on which he
wastUgraan. He wasrunoyer bv the T
Li*.
heavy trucks of the freight and his body
almost cut inioo. Han
Mobly was thesor. of M. II. rtobley, of $
formerly clerk of the State dlspeniary lt-3 c
board of control, and aprora'nent and ^
1 nen
well-known man
COL. HUNT TO GEN. 1
HUNT.
(la.,
PROMOTED FROM TRiVELING
PASS. AGT. TO ASST. GEN. urti
Diifi kr.p l'
it auu. nu a .
1 l?er<
An associated pr?ss dispatch dated '
Washington. <*)et. 30, states that U. ^
V. Hunt, division passenger agent. '
1 it Charleston, S. 0.. has baen promo M
1 ted to a p 'sition of assistant g?o??ral Mis
\ passenger agent of the Southern rail M
way. at Atlanta, Gi., tli3 change gue
s taking eflfect November 1. Ma
i Mr. Hunt is a native of Augusta, Ga \
e He lias been in the service of tiie *vjs
1 Southern Railway company ub >ut we(
r lifto n years, and his change from .
. Charleston to Ai lanta, is in line w Ith j w
. ??te | ^
' j the men in the
'? NEGROE S DEA E j
BITE |
? eec
y (1 reenviile, S. C.?-John Sweeney, ;i
. , . nei
1 negro wa^oti driver it Greenville,
* died from blood poison Friday, caused
r wii
. from a vat bite several days ago. The
tin
wo uld amounted t o little or nothing
ii and lie paid no attention to it until
c Thursday, when the swelling beetme
serious Piiysicians were called, the !
slic
! limb was amputated, but the disease
e '
y. ;-,ad -preid too r.ir and deatli followed
Old Dresses.
Made new by our new dyeing process Me
y Write for iitii free price iist. "W
f C. C. Laundry and Dye Woras,
Columbia. S. C. '
Georgia-CaroliD
MEEE *
fn nnv cfnvo Iid
WW 111'^IW V/Ul W 11V
know we are
ligh Orade Pia
e, Sewing Mach
Baby Carriages
>est in any of these line , don'
>lete with Art Goods in every d
on liie purchase of any article
you catalogue and quo
as&Bar
>ad St.
Al
ic act of the county tmrd in e*
ing this method of destroying the
or. bottle* of all kinds and deptlons
were emptied and the opton
required about one hour and
ilf, and Messrs. Lynih and MarII
stood by and saw the work prop*
done.
LEESVILLE'8 REV Bill
;csville is tc have a new banking in
itlon, the name will be Peoples
V. of Lee>ville w'.th a c spitai stock
30,000. Mr. w, Aug. Shealy will be
usbler with Dr. IS. J. Etheredge
resident. A large number of promlt
men arc on Its board of directors.
-EESVILLE HEWS.
ev. Y. Von A. Riser of R'nco n,
is visiting relatives here,
r. and Mrs. C. W. Travis bare
ei to Arkansas. They left Sat*
iyresiding
Rider Urown preached
i Sunday morning at the Meth>t
church.
liss Mary Able spent Saturday la
umbia.
liss Thomas of Florence is visiting
is Rutli Able.
Irs. dames Crosson had as her
sts this week Misses Alice and
r eel la Jones of hatesbura.
Iiss Janle McGraw of Colutrbfa.
iicd Miss Victoria Crosson last
ik.
Irs. L. G. Wise aod Mrs. O. O.
iphart. of route 4 have been visitat
the n >m<- of Mr. M. P. Trotteea,
S?ID3U10HT3 Or PAE PANIC.
v slock broker who has bjcn naff
1 to death the last Tew days by &
vous rriend who owns about four
ires of stock, uot even yesterday
ien he was called to the 'phone by
2 fretful one.
What's the news'/'1 asked the e*
od nan.
'3rooiclyn bridge suspendad,'*
mted the broker,
lleavens, what else?"
The Subway is in a ho!e."
Iv'c got twenty shares of Inter
ts!" yoiled the nervoue man.
hat else?"
The Singer building has gone up."
Good God'."
^Tv^^Tv
Id Fair course
h TO 3
adquarters while
nos, Organs,
ines and
t fail to see lis before
epartment and we can
in our entire stock.
te prices?
tonCo.
iigfusta, Ga.
t- -j*V.
mae? of the mala diipsnaary OB
It. Bay street yesterday afternoon
I IUH - - - ? ?
hi way into the wwer and
nee into the waters of Charleston
bor.
iquora of ell kinds found their mj
> the drain. Whleke/e, peach
ndy, gin, rum, cocktail, etc.. all
, the same Inglorious end. It vai
soured into the drain to ted in
et at the foot of east Bay and J? .;-jH
e is no telling how miny fish In
d the stuff while p'cklng at the
sclsof food and became inboxt *
:d and met t.hftir death ma a mania