The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, March 26, 1909, Image 5
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.jr Fitzmau
, THREUARCH
1: COLUMBIA
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* We iiivile lhe Ladies of
plete Millinery Department
the Dry Goods, Notion and (.
In connection with our millinerj o
line Waists in White, Black, Navy, Bro
consult our Clothing Department for tl
press on you, to see our suits before yc
NOTICE--Every purchaser of $
JL* sale we offer 25 pieces, about 1,300 ya
A great sale of Muslin Underwe
Kxera Special Linen E
.! > pi cos !G relies all pute Linen
1- wn jimiI <' inihOic at 2">e.: ?In; 115 kind
lu pit c-js <i1 to 4'? inch Hrl Linen,
>luuiik at i.'.e yard: ihe 60c value
"? pieces !>o inch sliiunk Linen Sheee
in-'1 Ih. $1 quality. only MGc }aid ''
Table Damask
& ' The tinest value ever k!iuwi> S'.uili JQ^
All pure linen
^*1 lo pieces 72 inch All Linen giriran
t c id nhe 7.7c quality only .">0e yard
I ull.hlcaehcd oul". .Ins" n< e this ext ra L'
bargain.
'0 pi'-ci s 72 ineh Satin I'amaskex
tii lite Lie1 11 0111 \ 7"e \ ml: the $1
kind
Unbleached Damask
& * ......
igp-Z, i lie k mci nun is tne rem <>ici loom
? k Dama-k When you ?1 uy i u> \ou linvi
something f;x
It) piec'-s est i n double warp ptm
flax, soul ai s5c only r.?ic. \:rd I i l hi- f,
v ale a
tfr? 11? | i< c ?, r \ i . 11* vy i'.i ii eh
li t-1'.*,11 11 11 in 11 \ .'i0 y t r<I hi
s . le ?, !. i m I lia v >, 11 i I > i j lit: l i i
tone i Wo ai I;u* i ! ;i
'Ndw, I must lea
minutes." she ^;ii 1 ii
mI II U 9 m ^ room And when sin
I m Q 11, B | g ul B fa B tk * W'rav limm liimsell
t*. -Ayr.-Sf '-Jt #< saEian * profound satisfaction
iIn- sofa.
Uy Thomas Cobb.' \uer a short ai?s
moved her hat, .loa
present ly the ffoitK
Jfnvo her his arm to
i Continued from last issue.] She made the moi
ll?*S I !1! ! K" j?W Qt' ??{)]
subjects, indeed, l
y. i, chancing to see him. ou BonVt iheni t?\ hoi own gu
Street on Thursday morning, alio or- until the meal on,h<
dend her coachman to stop the silting in the shade
horses. in the garden tiiat
'Which way are you going? she |iiat she had seem Si
Mi- 'veil a W'r.iv stood oil 'in curb day.
Co ilie devil I thinh |"> lia-ie.' 11? came to s.i> I
he an vend. plained. 'It. lords i
' to lunch w nit 1:1 instead. model village at
j-i r.;cd and alter a moment' In i |<no\\ Sir (illheri lit
. . 11 1.1 stepped into the Victoria. owes ;t 11 1 a gr< at m:
em are a strung, r." tie said. ;n own.'
tii were driven rapidly homeward-=. 1 always set him
i.i : r liaises were ulwii.v:! driven at iihoiit . notion he;
a 1..:.it pace. liet." said W'ray.
'Whose is the limitslie asked. Von have not soot
Nnyhow. it's m> inlsl'orttine' lio retorted. 'and 1
"1'lun we wen t talk about it. Let tittle temptation t<>
us tahnn < very painful topic. Mow sdiemes in your eais
have \(i.i he ii amu m our-ell? Still. I iiave come
dwell mi th? In ightei sid< ot things! often during the It
i have had occasional news of you 'Von anticipate tha
iroiu Hernaid.' ly retire
I nt( 1 him 'lie otic 1 \ .1: 1 said Well, yes,' said Wi
Wray 'To leave the licit
\nd \maliei!' u she suggested 'How
Ah that girl certain I. longs to usl , | alter a short s
t! > I lighter patt ot lite. Writ <\ 'Oh. she seems all 1
chiiniotj 1 think V enables is to he 'There hat been n
111 vi d. uieiii asked .loan
'We t.a hoot i painful topi, La v is \y, are merely dril
< 'ouhi any tiling p
"I'hat is jiisi ; well, said .loan anter tins w her'."
J'.m I am auoi linaldy cuvctoim.' -a,,;, uow. tin sort
A ; insisted ?(| ,,n j'or < vel'.' was t
dint remc.' suspense i uiihcarnl
. u eo\ I tie desire,I object, you M)s|, ?so;?"
o, coin e. my ov
1 1 it easy to become a little mix ,, ( ,. 1, ti Iit?
111 ^ Is there the si
x, ; i. there happens .0 I* no own al(u((| ,,<tl|hn(.v ?- j?
I suppose not. h
? ii cove! mere domain. dou|>( . Wr;|V iv,un,
ri!; ;r: !?!,t. In^!or1lJ^r in y?u have
' < Hiiiim- Status quo ante
e With a difference."
> I! olio's hands aro tied, said v(1(. . j1(. ip(. ,
tin' situation l?vor>
wore driven along Baker ,w,ivts. | must put i
orossrd Marylohone lloari ,,|,m};c
1 .meted Ucgcnfs Park by (Mar Immediately?'
.ale "Tomorrow," said
\ leUnej Paradise, eried \\ta>. continued relit etl\t
v v .it tin boats on the ornament j (j,,iir lt diin ii'in woi
w.t t-r at the waist eotlted rower: . Tho change is
t; children and nursontaids on the Joan suj at" led.
Well. yes. 1 think
i hope > on can endttre :i tetc-a-tcte tju, chord rtt our tirs
in on. said .loan; 'the tact is, .|n minor key!'
i nurd's too real leas to stay at ^p,. p. everlastill
iiijiie herself.
Tliej entered the pate, and pros- "Oh. well?'
nt 1 > alighteil tit the door of the .^1k, soCm? to ace
arge. rather gloomy looking, old-fash 0f jnoons,n"fv
<illo*I house '
!? ft* $!? &> $!>
rice's" Millinery Dry
i store ing and Furnisl
s-c- ting Art
Grand Spring
Batesburg and the surrounding districts to
during our business career. We feel confid
Clothing line, wc have given your money's v
n the 2nd floor we are showing Suits, Ladies Skirts, in Voile:
wn, at special prices. We alter the suits and skirts to your sa
leir boys' Easter Suits. We are showing a sweU line of boys
>u buy?we want to save you all we can.
2.00 worth of goods and over we will sell you 15 yards ot Fri
rds, of all pure linen, for children's aprons and dresses, or lac
ar -Skirts. Gowns, Chemise and Corset Covers.
House Linen fOr Aprons Sweeping Bargj
and Dresses Table Napk
15 pieces, inch, only l.">c yard .">o dozen extra large dinii
White Lawn day only at $1.on the do/
I.OoO yrrds4o inch white Lawn at ! price $1 ->o
1-1 for this sale. I :{o dozen of tllu 12 ??'lua
I.OOU yards sheer i'laid Muslin, sold I dozen? >our choice. \\ i
s 1-3c only no yard. This is a beauti- K?ods H,,d lhere ,s litLlti
I white goods for Summer The>' wM1 s?,ca!< for lhcms'
a a.- t> SHEETS, SHEE
A Startling Bargain wonderful slaughter c
BOo yards of i very Vieor line 1 >dian this department,
iwn the title quality onls 1*jc no dozen Seam Sheets,
3.">c. each: fullsiz?.
\V lllte goods Sale 3o di z-ui full Size extra
1.0 (Mail). 40 inches wide, tor this "'Vdo/'en 'of I he 85, val
In at nniy 15c }?nd; < gu.ar price 25p (t c each.
'lice i he width at price. Pillow cases an I ein>ti
, ; In stock at. grand baigai
Persian Lawn j offering a good piiio% *
.... , . loo each. Not, heinstitcl
i I inches wide, the most exquisite! ... .
hi ic ' vnr sh ?wii at 25a yard. I OWels, I OW t
r"? pieces Piax hi white gor ds, a grand | dnzen 'i\ ?els. Hut
1.1 i?* T ' siiimner wear at loc to 2f>c. |(l"Z.dn. Ilall lir.en, a grain
( , I on (l? z-n knotted I ring'
(ask I lie roc. quality .11 3~>c
P'ljfill Silk Madras, Shirting und
II | i in: s til 111 I i nls tu i. u im; for I .?<?-Iiii;li wide, t he -< c v.i
.1.1. i , miIo on) at is 1-2 and
III hi cutting. a' MK' a vvnl. ,
! choice
I
? 1
with a sort 01 pity, remorsetully, as
ve you tor live ? . h*. ,Kul (,((no ,m. sonu, wron . 1 h
i .he drawing. vvil, :i,as lt is Slr Gilberl whom she ?
> had gone away ,i;t ;njmV(, Am) by way of retali. In
x'"" ' s' 1 ' jiii.ui.' .loan exclaimed, 'you purpose to
? 51 cornor of injure her Von will never get along ht^
log ! her. Vou are too much alike '
mice, having re .rn muoh a,|k0,. criod \Vrav with ex(1"
n returned, and , . cause
, , a laugh.
sounded, and he Vm| ;(iv aj. ,>U(l as Rhe is_or oughl ry in,
the dining room. { Jo fts ,? , miH don<( knoW If
il charming hos- v. ||U || ' lo call u. ,Ult lheiv!' sbe "host
mmoitmucc. sate . , . . .\iuai
,, said, veil must go your way ?
!l" ? ".'.mating Vo(( wortllll|., hi|l(U.,. mu ?u
KMV 11 %Vi,s ,,,,, ii ooviouslv hevond my power!" ! ,llul1ul
",:'y W?,V i lint n you could ." he persisted. : rw*'1>'
n! ' " ' : i am not sure it would he worth ' 111
'""l r'" While, said .loan . OU*,V
r (.ilhert vester- CHAI'Tlat XXI 1 "
. . 'Is Mrs Cathcart at home?' asked . "Il<
arewell. siie ex ... .. . .. . ... warm
\\ rav tli" following nlternooit.
I uver a sort ot in
,, No, sir. ;
Horse,nere vou .... ,. .... tion.
.Miss i athcarl I ,,
as a gnat liianv ,. , , . . . . ... Ho
... Onlv Miss \inahel is at home, sir. ..
llllv V lews el Ills ! . . .. lOI
| said tin servant.
Wrn\ liesitated a moment ' .
down as a man ... ... .\ei
, , .1 should like to see her. ne an
ond horses and , , .. ,, , , At ;
svvered. and lollowed tin parloi niai
ow ii o
? mtw.i. ... j.i... ?P-4'airs.
>rol,al.l< lie fi'l't Amabel ?;,iuc gaily to receive him o>s|
con tide his pet I?Vk,l,8 ,,or '??* ??'' hrlght^r . ' j
this attcrnoon.
across him rath- u11 s,u' <"" >??? "' '?s7,e
.St week or two.' V'"" ,1,al s,Knifx ,1,M 1 ticallv
, , .11 to have coin, upstairs; .
t ho would quiet* , , .. Is i
ton ought not to have come at all.
. , monie
she retorted.
,a*t think you united me aid W'ray. _
1 clear tor you. Qui(<, a ^ ray.
1 i in< . it taliiv might compel the invitation hut
,10"c,t ever so many reasons might make you bi ] sl
n*h{ .cinsc it *y y?
l<> ''' v' I1 you regard tin as a hird ot ill hltt
, , she \vt
omen, \\ ray suggested.
ll,I|8- 'You ccitaiuly have not hrought tioxiin
D88 > he pi-.i. good fortune, said \umbel Mi
? l " '' | [ ),, |:i(-t is. i wanted rather par nounc
of thin;, cannot (ic?lar)v lo Sl.t. Mrs. C'atheart.* Stoj
Ik an w i. I he . j.(( (( ,)|V niother!' i ^elainied Am under
l,l?* ah? I. with a lilt of hot eycorowr. ko lo'
I h> lii-\c that is tin othordcx \vn\ '* 'lo
, n com so per- |w }U.( hc ait, But
\niahel looked at him with nnqiinl inome
iKhl.st question jfi(,(, ^unj but ti
1,1 ;, ;m <i Then ' ri: an on at going to ' recogi
lo, there's not a ... > i, . ... ?.> Amah
I >( > \ < 111 \\ 1 > . I 11 ! . n 1? ?*
MiniliTi!' r:it!ii->r , 11 haUd.
returned to the "7''."" ?i n,
.\inst certainly not. 1 "
' \ t?M stem siii ni isfti ?' atamn
lit hlllled N oil ... ,i mist f
1 am it 11 c rl \ in, n < <l I < m t past i
inoarni-siiioni <>; ... ... in
get ovei it. said A main i in lo 1
thing senilis till m i.. i , , 'Art
\\ ll> did you 1 iii.t'.; 4i ! f.i'n In i > '?rt
hi < ml t > it ami . i.. . i , , i \,,
that I have been to <> m.i.i ? ? . 1(1
houses? I lasn't nil ? .>?! a vay
... ... pointed in one direct inn? Wi.d tli ar<'
\\ ray 'Hut. ho Wn
. ' " ' "Ol course, thai was tiie obvious in *"*'
J.1'111, terpretatlon," she said I it ..ell, I ' s
lot the bettor'. ,m(<> ,ho obvious And I hat. that Uu"'"(l
1 sincerely hope that I'aulim won't ^l>)
^ o. s ie sti neb j,ftVl. anything to do with you.' ^
His eager tones might easily hav? -M'"s <
? misled hor.
'Do yon think there's tin slight* t *
doubt?' lie exclaimed.
non I,,.. , 'You can easily set it at rest.' Amausc
lierselt of a . . .
kiwi .. . l?el retorted. c,.v
ruio regards me , one
'1 wart you to tell me.' Wray urged.
1. H >
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Goods Notions Clothings,
Ladies Skirts, MatSquares
and Rngs
I Millinery Openi
pay us a visit and see the new Spring Hats
ent that our efforts in the /Willinery line is t
vorth, and want to do the same in the Mi!lin
s, Panamas and imported Suitings; also a full line of Auto Ski
itisfaction without charge. We prepay express on all out of 1
; suits; also in wash suits. A full line of Men's and Youth's S
uit or Androscoggin for $1.00. 10-4 Utica sheeting at 27 1-i
lies suits. 12 yards for $1.00 This is the most wonderful barf
tins iii| 36=lnch Percales Al
ins it 8 l-3c. for I liis sale, the loc. value. km,)roido
ersi/e, Mon 5o pahs of the best quality on earth pf-oA? ! fl!
:cn: regular afc 12 1.2c. yard: the 15c value. over Nets
lity at $1,47 50 Pieces Motor Suiting dresses
; have the The beautiful linen finish stripe v-a^ah
to he said suit tog for skirts and suits. 30 inches p. * 1S ^
3^vt's wide, only 15c. the yard. I tlTCSS (J<
TS. # We are sli
I vdliH'S id Messaline Silk reversible M
bleacher) at :{,n"ches wide, special $l.ou yard, *r?k,rta,n
all colors. aiue
fine bhcet'i ? 0 ^ grand si
Pants Sale and Mohairs
'"? ? al?nh line of blackloo
pairs o? * ..oo pants at $i ?5 and clothino
iclied sheet'. $i, your choice. We cleaned them all
!se t'lViii at 'UP and noW yuU WCt tlle l,arKain- New
New Hats for Spring in this lot
iIs. ^ , standard of
:k ut?l!s Wc have received our new styles at nd
popular pnees tor the best Roods, seal ,ouoncort
s..,., D m- hrand. none better. vlncc you
Shirts. Shirts.
\N aistinjr. same quad.
hie fori ins. , (| /en mor tor chose 75c. shirts at I '? ' C"'1
15c v<.ill! . i .i ' #I.150SUI
1 L > " | > v nine each, new styles. il7..">o ^ui
V ? V f~ T"
not 1.1. . ,r .sou O, ask.
iisisteu.
tier further astonishnient, Wray Zp
impulsively. advancing towards 9& E
liaii. />, I
r Cod's sale . tell niu,' h<- said -c ? y B .
dly. 'Is there tlio alightest "p *
to doubt that Pauline will mar
, ff te, ? s~
she does, there outtht H> be a *? v- ' ?
at wedding.' answered ~
t will she marry me?" he de- |
od ehvioiisly 1 aiming ui???n her ^ yV"~r^ y (?-?/
iibi-l laughed a little ineongru- ^ w "*** j
e, i.^1 .&
id not think you were n< arly o vj
m she said. 'Though Pauline V y
d me j oil could disseinhh iQ | ^km'w j M
ii have not answered in) urns- I B
he insisted. 'C
w can I?' yv || ?
i intist know something of Paul- /%/
intentions. A IT
long in the world. At least C
nil events, you have formed your i 1
pinion.' Wray urged fa nt-Cl' }
It is not the same thing as ex- ifX, Til #
?b ii- x and below fa<
ase put an end to my suspense , ,
?> PIa^A fACltllY-A
looked at ltitn still rather skep * Ii\L CllllL C
it really a matter ot such vital
ium Co.- hav
nt to you?' she asked. fa y.A/uo ny vtl o/A/,
matter ot life or death.' said vdv/jii Oi |J?cl.v^v_
or sl.o will?yes,' answered am- ^ ^SS 0 ? P]
owly, 'I think Pauline will mar- "CTV *
w liiese stock
had scarcely finished speaking ? ,
is still gazing into his eager, qui ? X 01'cl 1 store and
g face, when the door opened. s
Venables,' the servant an- P^CK^U
pplng on the threshold, Bernard ^ \ 11 ry
stood the situation at a glance! ?"\ 1 1 LIlCovT
nked sorry that he had come, a^ "a.' i
only desired to go away again. c'l [J < )ol I, l'J? 1 LO <
the door was closed the next X | . c ( t| n
nt, and he hail no alternative ! oLiv i I do
i) advance into the room He 0 [ T i i
lized unusual embarrassment in (fx) J7lCvL?l>j
er. flee <u he ooldly took kor QyerVthillg ol
m going down to Horseim re,' li< fa 'ii'iiiCjo.1
miuu. i mm' in liiini lilt' II;UI (TX ' ' ii I i i\ ' .
IvcMrain- 1 thought 1 il j??.-? look fa - ?
nay good-bye, you know.' ! * ( ' YW '' * ^ ? V
you staying a long time?' ask- ^ " ' i 1 '
aahel. quite herself again flCV j ; w il*
ly two or three days.' said Bern- fa 1 V Ll I 1 k I H > .
fa i 1 P.HMlllV ]'
i> offered his right hand to Atna- v? ' '
ir, ' " * * '% w . "
hall oome at the same hour to- fa ^ ^
?w? ho suggt ted. fa ^ fa V*
<. please,' slu answered. k
t think I shall he able to s< ? '?
['atheart then?'
a\
lined N k fa
% ??
ncribe foi rhc Advocate now. i . ' P.' Srpt:
C1r'
Fitzmaurice's ,
THREEARCH STORE J I
' COLUMBIA, S. C. 'H
: ; '' IM
"S- ' t \
, as this is the first time we have had a comhe
equal of our Dry Goods Department. In
lery Department.
rts and White Linen Lingerie. A full line of Ladies' Messatown
business from $4.00 to $100. Mothers would do well to ^
uits at real values. As we have said before, and want to im- ^2^
2c. yard, only 10 yards to each customer. For a few days' . .
tain ever offered, and you can take our judgment on it.
II Over Nets Special Sale Siiks
red Nets, i'lain Nets Silk See the ne v styles. It will give you '*"1^
nbroldery Silk Nets with in j^ea what will he worn In the silk
ds to match; line bleached |jne.
10 Inches wid: for over M
matting and Art Squares
j anu Uluny Handsal great Matting, Art Squares and Rugs at
the lowest prices. We lay matting JT
[>ods Department free
wing the best values in Wash Suits
ohairs, the goods for suin- r , ..,
. . ? . . . For boys, ages 8 to lo years, bee
o dust gathers, at special . , . ,n, . ,,, M
H show window They are going like w
hot. cakes on a cold morning. 75c to
lio?l,,K of cream tta mit, .nV ?,lr.
lor spring suits, a fine r? 'Wm
gords. Rompers
and FURNISHING DE- Made of Clmn bray at f>oc the gar- m%
HARTMENT. ment. - W
Spring Shipment Caps for Boys
, will be seen our usual l.o dozen. any style. Caps at 25c*
quality exhibited at prices ,ach. t e 5oc ,inaUtv
petition. Just let us show
wo s Jits and that will con- Notice
e are right in say.ng that We send samples anywhere and pre>ou
$.$ and $1 in any suit. ?xpcns? r anywhere in tiie State
v or h'111 ol*
, V. Yo buy $-> and over worth of any J|L,
S clL OO , .
ts at $lo.5o, kind of goons. See us at once for #
's at $!.*{ fio r^_
T
aucihter 1
;es on twoI
IRE STOCKS ?
ioing on in the old?
litcheli Store. i
trices will prevail and all goods will go at S
L-tory prices.
stocks of H T. Rikard and the R C. Cul- ?
'e been bought by us and as we have no
; ;o keep them, they must go at once re- ^
ice.
r\"f oil fKm/vci -J ---
? V^JL Clllll&O ^uiijeu 111 ci ^'011"
! many of the goods have never been un-1|
oods have been bought so that we are in %
give bargains all through the entire lines 2
ling, Shoes. Guit's furnishing goods, 5
Dress Gxtds, Not'ons, Groceries and
s generally carried in the mercantile g
the place. ~ $
our slaughter prices, #
i. 1. . xl- _ _ 1 _ '
ulu me saie is now going on. 2
kard & Son, |
Batesburg, S. C. 1
prices do not prevail in our store. 2