The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 05, 1909, Image 3
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Grand Show in j
New
Our assemblage of Suits for Sprin
collection ever seen in this State. We a
Suits in every color and color combina
wealth of styles, colors and effects thai
You just have to comeandsee them to
from $20 to $5o.
r-?
New Wash Stii
We purchased a line of Wash Popl
are the best values and prettiest wash s
on. They are simply lovely; obtaina
A Swell Coilec=
ti
We have beautiful Chiffon waists
stylish and up-to-the-minute in everj d<
in the city?which we offer at a specia
We also ha ve beautiful Waists in exc<
and blue, which we offer this week at s
Oir Tailored Waists at from $1.25
of waists at these prices ever shown in
We offer a line of Fanjf> Net Waist
sian Hands, regular $4.75 values; this a
An Interesting
S
We start a special sale of Skirts M
At their regular prices?$7.50 to $21.0(
week we offer you these high grade gat
Spring* Oxford*
Wc have received our Spring Oxfo
Cohfrnbia the choicest of Oxfords on t
where try on a pair of these Oxfords. I
select from.
Mail Orders i
MaKing' Moffe ?
is merely a question of usi
kind oi~ fertilizers
Vir gf ii> is..'-- *
Fertiii
are the right kind.
The cotton plant cannot fn
your soil. Kind cut what i
necessary fertilization and the
See what Mr. VV. C. li ty ; cf Si
*'I planted about .".0 acres oi :.o:;ic
cultivation for over 20 year;-, and t:
lina Pertilircrs per a. re. iitic' ! ox,:
th'i XO aer.'S." This is v. > wo
hundreds oflettcr ; h':e th . 1 even
Carolina h*. . tili : r f >: ootto: .
Get a copy of the ne v 1 Virrifrom
your ftrulizer dealer, t t.,
wdl be sent you free. It i r.taix.; ;
Southern St tea.
Virg(inie.-C'di c.
Silei OlStii
Richmond, Ya. t9R9pH>i.
Norfolk, Va. "
Columbia, S. C.
Savann. li.Gn. fflreyvV*^
Memphis, Tcnn. i-it
->v-rI
How D? Yr;i
Si Do you knr-'.v Just whri'> ' CVt'on an<l Ci
such QU IDIiti
W Suppose v?. : fh".' ! j. I 1 'l>r V"'
K thoir troukh ?v.'Of. I v> ; ' to thrive
H Well. Uul it jv r t ' v.. , n
O fertilizers you art- ; pt?'-, >
K plant foid Id such ape :' ? > ' : !
Fertilizer , to if > utctoi); ?. I '"if
constantly In motl n.n .i ' . >ln
low and ropas?lnfr.ili? i . . t, w
water. Anci tills . tiief'f A . . i It t
Thercfotc ".vhri >)>. ' . > i ?
only contain t .e/. mini '. A< i I
the crop you want
jM The fcafc.. t. au. : w.iy i; i ; a > iron
[17 Armours Animas A Kin
Manufr. Iv "iME
Sol'I rive
L
nificent Sh
^f. A Mor
'Spring* Suits
g is without a doubt the grandest
re showing all the new style Coat
tion that's good. There is such a
t we can't describe these suits here. We will COinrtlC
appreciate- them. I'he prices range 8a|e jn yjew fof ^
? most complete asst
ts For Spring 50 beautiful a*
office. You can find
in and Rep Embroidered Suits that
nits that will be in Columbia this also Orientals of ev
ble at from $10 to $40. price - 30x60
Smyrna
$1.50 each, special 1
on OT Waists. 36x72 beautiful
. ,, , ,. . ,, ,, will give you satisf.
in black, white and blue. Very nr:re ? _
etail nothing ever before like them Come early at
1 price this week of only, each $10.
silent quality Messaline; white black ?
pecial price of, each. - - - - $6.00
to $6.00 is the grandest collection vJI vJc
Columbia. This is going to be a
s with Embroidered Dots and Per- _ , _ , , T_
Dress Goods, lable Damas
veek. - -- -- -- -- -- - $8.50
D]
3,000 lengths of Dress
t t* ? a dresses arc being offered h
ale Of Skirts. ? ?onday.
These skirts are samples.!
)- They are great values. For this
ments at from only $5.00 to $16.50 bave about 200 pi'
than factory cost of manuf
r- "i th r loom Damask.
5 for Women,
rd^and now offer the women of i
he market. Before you buy elseTat
is all we ask. Many Styles to 1 We have 500 Waist Pi
offer at 45c. and 89c. a pat
Filled Ml
Columbia,
ioney Ovxt of ^ . p p
ng enough of the right y/ TT
,. s Your
Carolina 1 UUi
ft
tzers ,s|
We are now ready 1
gpf factured Fertilizers.
o:j barren land. Study Ask for
t lacks. Then apply the 5?
results will surprise you. 1
If.' says: $ PALM KIT
?y runJy land' that had been in Jlfv
3-10 pound ; o ;rj,i.aa-Caro- Jfta
to ynti'.v- .zo he. fi'.t from Mg Full line of Kainit,
/ it i . rijjht kinJ. We have | a
> , 11 i.ra.jj ot virv.i : .- *? nmmoniated fertilize
Xi?nXr sSt and Cotton Seed Me?
r..\-C:irt !ma i arrrv n i car Uook lis
! a:c !t . i iicc ami a copy Wfy
11 - . j:o!j >..f all the ^ PUREANIJVi/
. n\ .cat ^ Prices and tern
^ >?/'' ~ A.C\ OLIJOI M/
i Palmett
i?ri..5v.: S' -. ^t ori.l.a.
? 1 jj| IREDELL
iT 1 Ninth Floor Sk
Presents
. \ .IKWELRY, DIAM.
A"V-- \$ -r 1 r{ STKKUMi SUA'
?\?VV# L B '1 ! l\ W ATCIIK.S. I't'T '
lli If iH.'-V A irr < ;< >C,DS.
B <9 9. } I > ^" N??\vr and al?sol
I ^ ^ ! I R ^ !?( ;( ul it id Uoods. <
i f^Ji-'n u'u'n<,v,'r .v?u
^9 an opportunity.
d Your Crops? 1 ??mbmbbr w. ?.* h...
... I ami (ienuine (ioods. If
trt . . . .?n?1 ,l * ?
. 9 vcmciit to conic iii, send
Mall Ordar. whl?h
J P rflonal attention, win
v0, liH. . t I antes to Please AI way;
B sce y?uiit
iHy; y I syi VAN Bk
In Ji form H j k ' ?.<? / M" ? ? I"
rso i-.i !/""*' ^i.f ' I .lewder^, si! \ i?r^niit
TltlVKO WORKS. ?V?(LA i'ITA. UA. i \|\\ ' l|'t U'lailS,
< 'or. Main and I lamj.i
wr Ih f%?*** ' ,'ol'l'M,!,A"*
^ *> v v b a i
i
owing: 01
ley-Saving
Sale
mce our great Spring Rug Sale this we
era! weeks and have succeeded in ge
>rtment of Rugs ever shown in Columb
minster 9x12 Rugs, suitable for any
I in this assortment any color, pattern
ery description. Regu!ar price $25.00
Rugs, Oriental and Floral designs and
f^ug Sale price Smyrna
Rugs in Oriental and Floral <
action and wear better, worth regulai
id make your selection.
it Sale ot Remnants This
Remnant Week" at Mimnaugh's. And never have w
;k and other Kemnants. We offer:
"ess Goods at About Half F
Goods, in black and colors, suitable for waists, skirl
ere at about one-half their regular value.
ible Damask in Short Leng
eces of Table Damask in 2, 2 1-2, 3 and 3 1-2 yard le
acture. These goods come in grass bleached, unbleai
Waist Patterns Very Chea
itterns, consisting of madras, dimity and poplin fancy
tern. These goods are worth double the price.
imnauqF
as mm a}
US SELL YOU ? SSST
yjjl know
Fertilizers III
?R the p
AC maklt
to make shipment of all grades of Manu- ^ Anierl
The proper Fertilizers for every Crop. came
chanci
yjL try u
fjHs States
O STATE BRANDS * t.i
S? bIjc 1<
be'orf
Muriate of Potash and Nitrate of Soda. CS prlntu
:rs, manufactured from Blood and Tankage some
(5 Ions
" ?5 the R
KjS ened
iL BONE MEAL FOR SALE. S count:
t'me
is right. Send us your orders, gc And
,o Fertilizer Co. 11
Xg ccrtal
. JONES, JR.. Manager, "r"^
yak ?nrl 1
yscraper, Columbia, S. C. live ii
contlt
kmkmkmt \
! I had
1
The Hop Pillow. ?
"T1
To woo sleep, says someone, you
>N 1)S, want to have a hop pillow One can
j/|> have green hop pillows, or get old * ^ n
. <>nes, though the fresher ones are
J k ' best. Another pillow that is as sooth- Proxo
ing as a poppy bed is made of life
. ^ everlasting. It is abloont now in |
pastnreland and the odor will last for | )0a,,
I 'OHIO two or three years. Someone asked *?ors
llllYt* me how to make pine and fir pillows. iaX0
but I frankly admit I do not know, ' orf>
though I imagine both are shredded lhcao
lie SOLID as flue as possible and encased in j ' r '
110 con ticking, afterwards covered with ,tP^ ?
I in your some neat cover. i>osslbly a wash so op
* has our cover it is the season when fragrant 1,10 n
I a (iuar* l'Ulows can be made. Milkweed is ' 10
? glad to r'po now* a,u' ^he little miik pods are j
, filled with fluffy down splendid for j ^,0
; tilling soft chair cushions. Down pil- ''ron(
lows aro not coarse feather pillows. 1 flurff
hut the soft down that Is plucked 1 pr
j from geese after the outside feathers | m'
lis and are taken off. It is used for making 'os,R
pillows for the baby or invalid. Any '
II ni *">1' pillow to he comfortable should not ^'x
. , be heavilv padded. | BU?r
1 . I enolr
P Spring G
ISale of Stai
Linen I
U JL Wc announce a sale of Sta
interest every woman in the St
. %*? . . ... . *ty and the patterns are very pi
*k. We have had this StampedPillow Shams, pret1
tting the largest and special price this week, ea<
w Stamped Bureau Scarfs, very n
1 a. We oner: ly at 40c special price this
room iM your home or Stamped Washstnand Scarfs v<
and design you want 40c sPccial Pn"|this week. 23<
Stamped Pillow Tops, bea
each: specla.1 Rug Sale $qc. a speciai price this week,
$17.48 Printed Pillow Tops, prett:
colors, a stood Rug for japanese Pillow Tops, ve
98c, wcck
, . Japanese Pillow Tops, ver^
Jesigns. the Rug that p*cethls we<.k. cach.
r $4.oo each; special
" " $339 Sorinsr Stvl
Week.
_ rr , ? , , . . We have received the new
e offered such good values in
sets embody all the late style p
mand. There are any number o
ViPP 'models
The Nuform, Style 483. is
ts and suits and children's market. It gives the figure the
Corset is one of the strong poii
at from $1.50. to $3.50.
;ths.
ngths, which we offer at less
Special Val
:hed and full bleached double We offer this week 90-inc
t special price all the week, yarc
_<-?i_____Bed Spreads, great values
We also have Dimity Ligl
P# : hat will wash just as good as !
$1.50. $2.00. and $2.50.
stripes and checks which we j We have 50 pieces of Ecc
plaids, which we offer at," yarc
1 ^ Mail
South Carolina.
re are a rew persons in cne 1 QUEER PROFESSIONS.
1 States who know that and
are several million who don't Novcl Of^uprtions Employed by
it and probably will not find terprl.. 3 to^ M=...w Luc
until some one gets theni by t,ve L-,v,n'2-*
ir and heads them (not gently) Fc- pc>,r,;e are aware of the
to the exact spot on a morn- steIKC of sjQme uove, occupatic
,-hen the weather hts all the
and specifications because the (,f vhitil n,un> an enterprising
er man. much to the delight of is ",ak*?8 ? lucrative living. Oi
opulace, is rather slow about ' ' Qucrest ot these is thai ol
ig any changes. export "smeller." Scent-:, alu n
there is some excuse for the sc,nie ?,ie xv,th a very delltute .
can. His geography teacher of smf,! to aid tbeni lu hloudin;
from a country town, the ''tgi edients of per fume.- in pi
ps are. for there are more conn- 1" > j.oi iions Queeu aic>andiat
>wns than cities in the United x,,,i,c> !'<' ""i?- viole - ecetl
i. as in any other country, and ?,er oul,ce bo,lle. and ln ?:der l>1
obi hint probably twenty vears Inav 1>e 'orrectly blended hefoie
In the days of his youth, what | for Her Majesty's use. ii
?arned out of a book ten years j *? iun t!l" gauntlet of fixe pro.* t
i and the book may have been ! u' S!m'llers. Many ot tl e 1
,d ten years before that by ,n" s o! makers pay
one who was willing to take a from ?5 to ?fi w.
guess about the country below aMd 'bex aie Insured against ooli
lo Grande because he was fright : e '?fS OI lbe'r seil-t- o: smell,
about what ho had heard of the <ra<""s <?r the lighting of st
ry a decade or a.) before the ' " E" public buildings anil pie
he thought of publishing the Smu.uls often employ smeller
trace escapes of gas. is beinj
t the American knows that the Hum ?,aid for overv leakage repi
?r south he goes in his own Another occupation which it
ry the warmer the weather Is. t,notlv P'^mlnent on the regist
he longer the summer. He also Mr- Chesterton's Club of "C
s .hat it Is so hot along the Rio Trades" is that of acting as
le on the American side that a mau" ut weddings. He is in
n American army officer who demand during this season o
ince marching across that conn- VaT' ,um' ?n hank holidn s
'marked that if he "owned hell unds Ms xsa> to a8 many as a i
>xas he would rent Texas and marriages. His duties are c
ti hell." And why should it not ol,!v oonnected with the often o
lite to get better as you go ''u chuuh, and on account of tl
says the American Why, the 's ? i,s8< ?1 with the minlstei an
de and the mountains. Oh. vee, " 1101 Sometimes it
not thought of that. r** a* ,muh as cr' at a 8,nS,<?
ding, besides a handsome pr
from the bridegroom. Rirt it
Mechanical Violm. nmjoritx of eases he is not neat
to mechanical orchestra has a fortunate, stnii his usual fee mi
recruit. The piano, mandolin, classed at about C2 2s. At this
r and banjo are comparatively )l(? makes more than enough to
lembers, and they have all iin- j,j,n a fj;jr Income. He mus
(1 since they first made their ap- suaxe, ndioit. nimble-witted an
nee." says Figaro. Now comes tjent lle never KP|S 1;,tiled,
iolin On the Instrument a key- allows the groom to commit
is arranged having dozens of flu siaiing error, and keeps a \va
where the human player would , , *> t i>,.n t;... i ride i nd her ma
hut five. In place of the bow \ t ;1, everyf ting ptoses oil it
are a dozen movable disks, and JHa style. Then, if his ci:gag<
UC HQ the L'OV'fl 'I'hloh toll/j . ?
w- .icuus jo euu'nsinii::; tne gue
place of the player's left hand ,piP h::?b-<n or ]<; riy after .vai
perated by small eleetrie motors ,.:l bv) jP ?;n|, alitj
and duets are equally easy for , with the latest ol
nechanical violin, and it executes .?..v. s.na reply io lar.ny t
compositions of a Paganini as , ( . cn b. half of his el lei
/ as the exercises of a beginner j; qwtr occupations
violin-player Is the invention of a XJ y, ,, i;.0. . :imi weinl
rhman. who seems to have eon- j j, , ol- , jonul ' n.ou
d everything except the question W; s (;;e p;, . d hop. t of u
Ice The small but Intricate piece , a ;.t vU )y d;. d at Rai tg^fc.
echanlsm can onw be sold for no ,, p. tjt?^lie calculated tl
than R.ono francs." , ;he canncity of mounter his
. ; . mount to no le-s ttan ?8.SCO.
teen ounces of rold would he .(r early age he develop
lent to gild a w ire that would f ,m vhat n elancholoy Imcn
clc the earth. ^ | funeral ceremonies. Indeed, h
; . W;
:or Fancy Wori$* 8
, ? * ' -^a
mped Linen for Fancy Work which shoijffp ^ 1m
ate. These goods are of the very beat quel- ' ? 3
etty. We offer * |
ty designs, good quality and worth 35c; * J
:h 19C |
ieat designs, good quality and sells regulsir- >
week; each. 23c
ery pretty designs, good quality and worth
utiful designs, excellent quality and worth
each. 39c
y designs and worth 35c; special this week'
20c, St' \g.;
ry pretty and worth 25c; special price this
15c
y pretty and should bring 15c; each, specistl
.
4 ''2
les in
W. B. Corsets.
cnrlnrf cHrlee t?i \A7 W C n
aijr ivo ill TV* ?Jf X UVOW Wi"
>oints which the new spring garments def
styles and grades, but they are all correct
tB
ttfl
one of the most popular Corsets on the
desired effect. The lasting quality of this
tits. The price is $3.50. Other W. B. models
ues This Week .
h Union Linen Sheeting regular 60c value
1 37 I-2c
I this week at from. $1.19. to $3.50.;
at Weight Spreads for summer?Spreads
long cloth,which we offer this week at each
inomy Linen in solid colors, stripes and
i. 15c
Orders Filled
! terest was so marked that ton >eara
! ago, when he was o2, he iuiu claim
j have attended 6,000 funerals, and
'*? ijo such event seemed complete without
the presence of "Alec," aa he was
ex- l'CPtilarly knowu. The solciuu hueii
never failed to bring him hot-foot^to
? the chutch. He was present at the
man first inn rment In Hamsgate cemetery,
le ?' attended 2e0 burials in St. Oeorgt'i
'he churchyard, and, although there are
need on an average 1.800 funerals in the
sense j locality, "Alee" a short time before
; the be died declared he had not missed
roDer : *rt
> fa- ' Por ir.anv yearn he supplied notices
CIO ol uettins to the local newspapers,
it j made all arrangements with the unit
is dertakeis regarding graves, transacthas
ou business with half a dozen tlrma
i'ion- o! stonemasons and florists, tolled
ciger | the church hell for hundreds of futhcir
' nerals and would complete his du?ekly,
ties toward each client by assisting
d and the relatives around the grave and
Con- afterward into the carriages on the
reets, journey home.
asure a number of what are known as
s" to professional "matchers" are to be
S the found in the vicinity of Farriugdon
orted. road. London, who make big profits
? dis- and keep large business houses. There
er of is a good deal of money to be made
Jueer out of the game if the "matcher"
"best pursues the proper couise. The
great stocks of articles required for "matchf
the ing" are made up mostly from sales
of sn at private houses around London,
dozen At many of the private sales there
hiefly are lots marked "odd Chinaware," or
y at ".Mixed China Ornaments," which
>is lie comprise, perhaps, from 50 to 100
d his dainty vases and old trifles of that
e se- sort. Being assorted in this way
wed- they are often ignored by the ordi:
sent nary dealer, and when the "matcbi
the er's" chance comes at the end of the
:ly so sale he can usually procure the lot
ay be for 5c. When they are sold, aftsr
s rate "matching" purposes, the lot often
yield I yields 30 times the amount paid in
t he I the first case.
d pa- j At h recent sale particulars cams
never to light of a "matcher"' casually puraiy
chasing a small piece of Chelsea
tchfil ware from old stuff in a miscellanies
to ecus lot. The price paid for this by
1 pio- the "matcher" was 3d, and two day a
c:i:tut later he found no difficulty in dlssts
at |>osing of it fov 35s. The customers
rd, he consist chiefly of mechanics and
ce. he i housewives, and the articles moat
card commonly in demand are all kinds of
>. the j crockery ware, deeanter-stoppers, etc.
us. { The fees of professional "match- #
none i ers" usually range from ?5 to JL" 10
I t! an ; to "match" the required articles at a
i :.er." j large sale, and If the number la
man i large a small commission Is also paid
Dur- him. The "matchers" in a smaller
at In way. who deal exclusively with doicea
meatic articles, do not charge a fee,
.""ictu hut make their profit on the cost of
ed a .the article required.? lxmdon TW
y.l in ' Bits,
is in 9