The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 30, 1909, Image 4
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MIMNAIK
Before occupying our new annex, whi
desire to sell as many goods as possible.
This sale includes everything in the st<
many prices here, but what we advertis
Hose Values Extraordinary. l
One lot of ladies black hose, plain and dropstitcli in
white, plain and dropst Itched, also solid colors, 25e quality
for pair. 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 2 1-2
Dropstitehed Hose, 50e value for 4 4 42c
White Goods Cheap
45 inch French LiiwnJ 20c value, tor 15c "
27 inch Persian Lawn, 12 l-2e value, tor 9e
27 inch Persian Lawn, 2<>c value for 12 1-2 ,
27 inch India Linen, 8e value for 0 1-4
27 inch India Linen, 15c value, for 10c
27 inch India Linen, 20o value, for 15c i
27 inch Kebolo Clofh, 25c value for 10c
27 inch Check and Plaid Lawn, 1 5c value for 10c
72 inch Linen sheeting', 5oc value, for ;i7c
90 inch Linen sheeting, 05c value for 41)c '
On inch Linen sheeting, $1.00 value for 89c
1-51 off on all Dot ted Swisses.
Umbrellas Underpriced. I
25 dozen Ladies Black, 2d iueh Umbrellas that sell for
$1.5o each, special price during sale 41 98c
('olorcd Parasols will he sold during this sale at
act mil cost.
Some Special Bargains.
IS pieics ot' I'ajaina Checks, t li 1 -2 quality, per yaril Be
k2*J dozen l;ul ics Dutch col lars ami Jabots, li.~>e Sue quality
tor 1 Be
iib dozen ladies Dutch collars, the regular '25c kind, we
will sell (lurinjLf sale for each j r>e
Remember the prices that we quot<
riticing prices. And when we say the ent
Mail Orders Filled
Colli ri
RIDGF, SPRING NF.WS. I lhe Y M c A ba" team of i
~ ** | Augusta shared the hospitality of
the Ridge Spring sporting fraternA
most enjoyable affair was the ily Monday and Tuesday during
moonlight picnic at Miss Myra Wat- which time three games were playson's
Friday night last. ed with Ridge Spring team easily
On Saturday night quite a large rcco,dc'd 011 the winning side.
. t i j ^r* H. Padget with his little
party of voung people enjoyed a . . , .
niece Muriel is imbibing the exhilstraw
ride which occasioned much arating atmospher<; o( ,he Blue
merriment. Ridge mountains.
Miss Maidelle Boatwright is in the Miss B|anch(. Holstein of Saluda
up country tor a short visit and up- attended the s s Convention at
on her return will bring a gay house I3cthel
party to enliven the passing summer
days. ^r" ^^ert Holstein of Monetta
visited in Saluda last Monday and
Mrs. Kenedy is being happily en- Tuesday
tertained by Mrs. M. B. Watson.
Misses Viola and Kppie Burton
Mr. M. B. Watson took in Charles- ar<! entertaining a deUghtful house
ton, the City by the Sea. Saturday party The Misse5 Goldsby.s of
and Sunday. Augusta are among those entertainMrs.
M. V. Jones accompanied ed.
by a number of friends wiU spend Sunday the closing day of the se
1Wur WCCK3 near v^aesar s ncaa in ries q{ mcetings hcld &t Bcthcl
search of rest anil recreation. Baptist church was marked by the
Mrs. J. W. Jones with winsome attendance of an exceedingly large
Master James leave the first of concourse of people who gave the
August for a refreshing breath of eloquent Dr. Derieux of the State
mountain breezes. mission board their undivided attenMr.
Otis Cullum and family are tion and a ?c""ous collection for
at Mrs. L. M. Cullum's s,ate missions resulted therefrom.
Mrs. L. G. Buekner of Tenn. is
visiting Mrs. J. W. Holstein. STORES BROKEN INTO.
Mr. Robt. Hart who has been
pleasantly domiciled at Mrs. M. V. On Saturday night last the stores
Jones' for sometime returned to of Matthews & Bouknight Co., J. C.
Vance, S. C. Monday. Kinard & Co., and Cooner Bros.,
The Kensington Club meets on ^cre broken into and looted. It
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. C. B. canno* be ascertained how heavier
Boatwright's and will then definitely ^au?s 'be intruders made, but it is
decide upon a propicious day for bought that only small quantities
an anticipated picnic at Summer- ?00<^s were stolen from each
land in the near future. Place- Shoes? hats and cloth in
abundance were torn from shelves
1).-. J. V. Seigler from Jackson- ,
. . . ? _ ... and strewn over floors and counters.
ville, Ha., is visiting Mr. J. W. , ,. ,
' , H 1 he money drawers were all remov- ]
Seiider and tamilv.
?" ea, but it is evident that amounts
A delightful social function was secured from these were small, the
given by Miss Norma Cato at Mr. days receipts having been practicalJ.
W. Seigler's in honor of the Miss- ly all taken up at each place on
es Crouch of Leesville and Miss closing business.
Inez Gordon of Orangeburg. ,r, t .
I he acts were committed between !
Kev. Dr. Derieux and Kc\. A. C. j o'clock an(j claylight, and were 1
baker were royally entertained Fri? . , . . . , , . (
, , ,r ? , , indeed bold ones as the electric '
day evening by Mrs. 1. B. bdwards.
lights shone brightly all night.
Mr. Raymond D. Padgett of ... . , *
_ .? ' - , , there is no clue as to who the guil- i
Greenville, b. C. the past several . H 1
months, is now with the home folks. * ^r,,es are.-Leesv,lle News. ,
THE BATESBURQ ADVOCATE
ih's rearr
ch is nearing completiori, it will be m
To do this we offer our entire stock a
5re from the basement to the fourth
e we have: what we sav, we will do.
ird Floor, n
lake Elevator. vdrpCl
Department.
For the following week as long as t
a limited number of Sanford's Axmin
Floral and Oriental Designs, special p
When you need a nice new floor cowe
have the largest assortment of CI
fiber Matting in Columbia at attracti\
59c yard. No extra charge for putting
Now is your opportunity to buy a
gain- You will need one when you go (
trip. Special prices range from,
We are headquarters for window si
see our popular line in the most w
_1 j 1 J Ml a
snaaes mat win give you satisiaction,
Beautiful line of Artistic Summer 1
Madras and Scrims for window and 1
price yard
WHITE SHIRT VAL
White Shirts, $1.50 value, for
White Shirts, $4.00 value, for
White Shirts, $1.75 value, for
s in this ad are only a few of the barg
are stock, we mean every bit of merch
MIMNAUC
tibia, - -
SENATOR CROSSON TARES'' P~f-E.M.McCown of Darn,,
ton is spending a few days in Le:
HAND PRIMARY AT ington, the guest of friends. Pre
IlAliU I Itilll Alt 1 AI McCown is a graduate of the U
UiyrO'O iversity of :.outh Carolina of tl
classof 1899, and is one of the mc
prominent educators of his sectic
At Hayes s baibecue,neai Gilbeit j^r ^ p. Roof, the well knov
on Saturday State Senator Crosscn banker merchant and cotton m
\ - r t president, is spending a few davs
madk a ringing speech in favor of M \/ i ~ ^ c u
h h t New York on matters of business.
prohibition. At the close of his ad- _ ? .
dress, which is said to have been a THE LITTLE COUNTHH
masterful one, a hand primary was NEWSPAPER.
taken by the Senator and, it is said,
that nearly eve.y hand went up for When tne evenin* shade in fallin'
prohibition. Not a single hand went the endin' of the day,
up for the dispensary. Lexington An'a feller rests from labor, smok
Dispatch. at his pipe o' clay,
There's nothin' does him so mu
SALUDAINEWS. good, be fortune up or down,
As the little country paper from 1
or
The farmers in this section have Home
finished laying by. Town.
We are having plenty of rain now It ain't a thing of beauty an' its pri
iust as we need it. ?
din i diwjy) cican,
The crops arc very good in this Put it straightens out his temp
section. whea a feller's feelin' mean;
On Saturday last there was a bar- II takes the wrinkles off his face a
becue at Saluda. brushes off the frown.
Mr. M. B. Stone of Travis was in That lit,lc coumry paper home hi!
Saluda on Saturday.
, ,, ^ . Home
Hon. J. M. rorrest of Travis was Town
was in Saluda Sunday.
wat5 oa. , . . ... It tells of all the parties an' t!
Mr. A. P. Stone and his bride ... , ?
. . , . ,, , , 0 , balls of Pumpkin Row,
visited in Saluda Saturday. ,r, , ' ? , . , ,
Rout who spent Sunday with whe
Mr. Willie Sheppard and wife of glrl a?. how th- crops ? grow
Prosperity are spending a few days A?. how it keeps a (eller ,>os?
with Mrs. Sheppard s father, K. Q. 'bout who's up an' who is down
Amaker. neas Chappies. That little country paper from his
A. P. S. or
? Home
Town.
LEXINGTON CB OPS Now 1 likc to rea 1 the tlailies an 11
* story papers, too,
HPT PPTI at t'mes yaller novels a
aLLl LU some other trash?don't you?
But when I want some readin' that
brush away a trown
DROUGHT BROKEN BY REFRESH- I want that little paper from my
1NG SHOWERS. i ?' Home
Town.
Lexington July 28.?The long dry PREPARING FOR FAIl
spell has at last been broken, fine ? ?
showers having fallen over this en- Lexington July 28.-The Lexinj
ire section to-day. Crops are parch- ton county fair will be held this ye;
:d up in places but are in an excel- on 9? <>t ei' ^(>: ani* am* a
, , . ... ready preparations are being mac]
ent state of cultivation, and tt is to ,mko the cominR ,ai. thc be.
houRht with fair seasons there will ,.v<.r held. Mr Samuel 11. Georue, ih
:>e wonderful improvements during n< v secretary of the association, i
he next few weeks. h isy getting up the premium 1st
for the various departments.
\
JULY 30 1909
> AlNJfilMor
>cessaiy to rearrange our entire stoi
it sacrificing prices.
floor- We carry too much good mer<
{JX?. Silk pri
27 inch Seco Silk, COc
27 inch Silk Rajah, $1
11 30 inch Black and Co
hey last, we will sell 30 inch Colored Mess*
ister 9x12ft- Rugs, 27 inch Colored Chic
rice each, 4 $18.48 2?;
vering you will fin J
una, Japanese and ; ?
re prices from 15c to Embroiderie
r down on floor- 2r>c ^??c ioc, Kini>i-?i<i<
and Insertions, will h
hammock at a bar- 4<>u35e25<;, i:u,t.
>ff on your summer ya,'V(lc )5c ia ,\2 Kn
98C to $(3 48 each for, tu.' yard
1 Oe: 8c Kmbroidei
hades. You should
anted colors, 3x6ft 7 "
our price, 25c each. traces i
. g 2B4 pieces of Tort
)rapenes in b rench a1 -2c yard during n
iall curtains. Special ul i>ie<,?w"fVal?'
15*5 t.0 35C1 Oriental Laces, :((
sale at tin: >ard
,UE8. 1
' ' ' 98e Bath i 1
1 ' $3.37 We have a lew im
fc i 4 (ji /|q cost. So before jfoiny
*pl.*?i7 slli^ tYoiii us and sa\"e
jains we offer in this sale. The entire
andise under Mimnaugh's roof.
lU
II I ^ /V\a
South Carolina.
\ r$* ? ? ?!? ^ $* *b
>< *"?* Whitten's Twenty,st
<4j.
f Annual Cleara
m
*, Begins Friday morning Ju
r f ues until Saturday /
?
4 Clearance-Quick?Decisive
the object. We need the moi
in. <|> room for new fall goods. No
J Profits annihilated on over $30,000 wort
ch ^?3* Come early as a great many of the choicest b;
J first day or two Our stocks are too large
lis prices?the few quotations below are merely s
Z tions throughout the entire stores.
Men's Hats Me
nt J1 STRAWS AT '/, PRICE. CI
ier Si.oo Hats now one. In
i. so " " 98c la
in' IP 2.00 " ' I.48 tV
1.00 " 1.98 For
5 s.(K) " " i.so sale \
4^ ? ?7? than
Laces and Embroideries nia?y
'r JL at Cost. an/1
: s We intend beginning the fall
^j| 4?" season with an entirely new serge:
line and offer lor this sale our Hi
entire stock at actual cost. 7-1
^ Summer Closing out ^
* of Dress Goods. 10?
n' 25c
rnt'.J T 1 O A _ !/"?_ 1 1) -
- J aai VUI VJ LxtWU5 O <?-tC 1WC liWIlb OC 20 piei
'U and 6 1-2. 15c Linene in all colors 10c. 12 1-2
J 12 1-2 Linen all colors 8c. 12 l-2c lawn waistir
J 9c. Androscogan bleaching 8 l-2c. 25c wl
l J 36 in. Bleaching 6c. 35C
( itti 36 in " (better ) 7 1-2 r ,
. j J Best oil cloth 15c Best Outing 8 l-2c.
'.t: 12 l-2c Ginghams and Percales 10c
J Standard Calicos 04c ?? in 1
?" mi 60c mohair and Panamas 44c in2 09<
jr ^ 36 in Striped madras 08c
? X WHITTEN DRY <
4**$* <$>*!* 4* 4**^
vl.l-.. ?
-.1 _ r? _ n i . i .
i'K. ceiore doing this we
ihandise
to enumerat
ces Slaughtered.
value for " 44 " 37c
.00 value tor 44 ' 44 79c
Lored Tatfets, $1.25 value for 98c
iliue, $1.25 value for 44 $1.00
La, 35c value for 44 44 19c
lress patterns. 90c value, for 59c
value, for 4< 44 44 23c
iied and striped Cliitfon Taffeta 22
ilue, for 4: " " 49c
s Selling Very Cheaperics
in Cambric, Nainsook, Edgings
e sold during t lie sale for the yd 1 4c
roiderics, Edgings and Insertions,
1 8c
ibroideries, Edgings and Insertions,
44 4 44 44 4 4 44 1 ( W
ies, Edgings and Insertions the yd.
5e
it Lowest Prices.
lion Lace, He 0 l-4cand He value lor
iis sale
ncienne Laces, He kind dminy sale
11 1 - lie yari 1
)e Ij5c 20o, kind, will be sold during
ii ? u 14(.
rig Suits at Cost
ne Bathing Suits that we will sell at
to the seashore buy your ha'hiliy
money.
; stock is offered at sat-il
Orders Filied
!? el? 4? 4?
c,
Second Semi- '^>
nee Snle
ly 30th and contin- t&_
Tr
\ugust 4in.
! and c mplete is <jl
iey and we need the
thing reserved.
h of fresh new mid clean goods. _?JL
irgains will be snapped up the
and varied to attempt to quote
iuggestive of the average reduc- V
?
ns, Boys. Childrens ^
lothing and Pants ^2.
this department we carry the ^
rgest and best assortment bececn
Columbia and Augusta.
this stock riddance clearance
,ve have cut the prices deeper
at any other sale. A great
' lots below the factory cost. ^
:hwabs $20.00 specials in serges
worsteds $ 13.50
lnvabs 1 =>.00 specials in mohaii
s, and worsteds 10.00 j
ige Grade 10.00 suits 7.50
so suits 4.7s ^
Colgate's Talcum 15c
mens 25c Talcum 15c TT
kes fine toilet soap 15c ?
shoe Polishes all colors 8c
polishes 19c ?
ces new Panama in all colors 28c 'rtf*
white waistvng 9c 10 2-3 white ^
lg 12 l-2c. 20 white waisting 15c.
lite waisting 19c ^
" __fi *fr
LINLN3 *
.15 Sheeting 90c. 72 in 1.00 shict60c
round thread art linen 4< c
t linen 32. 30 in butcher linen 22 1 2 JL
jOODS CO , 4*
m ?g* <$? ??* ??