The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, October 29, 1909, Image 6
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I After all, at
coming: i > /VUmnau^h's" 1<
I Excellent Values
I in Hosiery.
I We quote a few values that
Iphasize the economy of purchasir
Hosiery here and at this time.
Women's absolutely pure thread Silk Hose, real i
grain dye, strongly reinforced heels, soles and toes;
weight suitable for Fall and Winter wear; regular $2.
quality, for $1.
Women's pure thread Silk Hose, extra wide garter lit
specially sp!i;e.l soles, heels and toes; either all silk foot
lisle thread soles; regular $2.50 quality for $2.
Women's handsomely Embroidered Hose on black, t;
or colored grounds, either mercerized or gauze lisle; 65
quality for 4
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.A-HSTID CLASS
"WARE
We now have our china and glas
ware department on the first floor c
the annex. Everything is now con:
plete. come and see what good val
ues we are offering?HPMHHBBSBSSSSSSSSSaS99niiB
Mail uraers Filled
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A Sun Burst
OF HOPE.
To every man who when he goes ou
and don't want that uneasy feeling o
not being well dressed. I now offe:
tne remedy which is a suit from Mer
ry's. They are here for you.
A nice suit for $15.00. A nicer one for $18.00 nn
for $2S.opto $30.00. I can fix you up perfectly scandei
lous. Give me a call. 2,000 patterns to select from
and all pure guaranteed line of woolens. Guaranteed i
w.icing not a promise by mouth.
MERRY'S PLACE
Old Nat l Bank Building.
Bates burg1, S. C.
For Everything Good to Eat
Fresh and Up-to-Date, go to
b:R,OS
BATESBIJRO, S. C.
Served as coffee, the new coffee 1 Stomach troubles would moi
substitute known to grocers every- J quickly disappear if the idea <
where as Dr. Shoop s Health Coffee j treating the cause, rather than tl
will trick even a coffee expert. Not! #?ffUfAitl/4 '-1-- * *
?nwuiu cuiiic tm? practice. i
a grain of real co'fee in it either, tiny, inside, hidden nerve, says D
Pure healthful toasted grains, malt, Shoop, governs and gives strengt
nuts, etc. have been so cleverly to the stomach. A branch also goc
blend xl as to give a wonderfully to the Heart, and one to the kidney
satisfying coffee taste and flavor., When these "inside nerves" fai
And i'. is "made in a minute," too! then the organs must falter. Di
No tedious 20 to 30 minutes boiling. I Shoop's Restorative is directed spe
Test it and see. Dr. Shoop created fj(jc,aPv. to t'iese failing nerve;
Health Coffee that the people V a,tf s'frti"E,h
, ( ^ ' Restorative treatment patients sa1
might have a genu ne coffee substi- o u u
^ , , V k , i . i they realize a gain. Sold by
tute, and one that would be thoroughly
satisfying in every possible Guntcr's Drug Store,
respect. Sold by Dreher Bros.
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TUB BATE8BURO APVOCATB. BATB3BU
Jan get it A
5 we have said, 4
> Get the LATEST SIYLH:
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women's Suit
Distinguished
Showing every new beauty of fabric and niakii
into overskirts of distinction; the braided panels; th
fanciful linings; broad diagonals and two-tonesuitin
jn_ finest prunellas, soleils and broadcloths. Fine indi\
a niong the many distinguished styles are here.
50 -A.TJTUMN
Mil
or Paris expresses her love of distinction and elega
00 represent to you not the drift of the Autumn's lashio
an the world's greatest creators and adaptations from o>
c- Flare Sailors, Tailored Tricone and Beaver and othei
5C graceful enough to make a charming silhouette, eac
as a sculptor would carve his marble, are here pleas;
are the quickest to appreciate the beautiful, speeches
{UNPARALLELED SIM
1 GOODS DIS1
| Kvery material that a refined taste could suggesl
^ has proclaimed is here. Fabrics for every occasion, ii
ings. For street gowns, tailored costumes the variety
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imbia, - $
jj? Hoosier Pumps.
? Pumps, A
t #- /j3sL Pumps, in
' I Punips. ?|,.
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?'S W7LIE JONE3, PBF8IDBHT J. P. MATTHEWS. G'Asaiaa
JOHN JACOB SEIBEL8, laiTioa Freaiden* W. M UIBBES, JR., Aaat. Caehi*
\ ^ THOMAS TAYLOR, 2d Titi PafsiaaN-r
^ ?7he mtimnal SBamlc
~ s\ of Gelu/nhim., S. C.
~ XX United States Government, State of South Can
Xu lina, County of Richland, and City Depository
Xk Capital $250,000.00 Assets $2,278,679.46
Xk Surplus and Profit $59,308.50
XX Solicits Accounts of Banks, Firms, Corporations ar
XX Individuals for either Commercial or Savings Acc
^ STATEMENT
^ (CenclenHedi
OP THE CONDITION OF
The Palmetto Nat'l Bank Of Columbia, S. C
X$X April 28th, 1909
..
y ^ RESOURCES LIABILITIES
" rT> I.oun? fOfiC.fVW U Capital Stock Puid In fci'A 000
? A U S. Bond* 410,947.80 Kurplas and Profit* id
re S C. Bon*. Bcrurietlee, etc 310,610 14 Circulation 280. (JU
. ? Hanking Houm 79,818.19 Depeeita 1,719 370
}f , \ Vault. Furniture and Fixtures 20,830.08
Oah, and Dm from Hank*and
ie r, United Statu* Treasurer 499,813.47
A 12.278,879.44 j. .
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:SHKWAS ??*" * suRPRis The Xdvocai
il Miss H. E. Bell, Wausau, Wis., * ? < r,
r. writes: "Before I commenced to take ^|?s F 3 i il '
>. Foley's Kidney Pills I had severe M V-r kJS
}. pains in my back, cou'd not sleep,
e and was greatly troubled with head- J-V>Y*
y ache. The first few doses of Fo- t-cll .
ley's Kidney Pills gave me relief,!
and two bottles cured me. The Tat v\\TTrMirvFnM
quick results surprised me, and I, JJLUJrlr?IIIx?ri
can honestly recommend them.1 **** Bi?<id?r ?
Guntc's Drug Store.
RO. S. C, FRIDAY OCT. 29, 190?
t Miin augI
'It's Merely a Mf
5 in the BEST Appearing:
S o f USTEI^
E 1 6 gfl n C 6 Just open
ig-the tunic draperies, sweeping off g|lown jn ^-|
e fan-bursts of plaits; the lovely
gs are brushing shoulders with the uyer SC
/idual modes that stand out even a- & promiflCn
Handsome aft:
? ?f =?=??with protected cori
p -p- p iyp | single and double s
ping frames; fitted
nee in Mimnaugh Millinery. We and calf alligator, i
?ns, but the authoritative styles of ,
ur own workrooms. The Turbans, HOUS1
charming styles are here, each
, c 11 i , , 5?? pieces ot e:
h wth a line as carefully modeled
I to 32-inch Gmghan
mg the women of Columbia who t. , ^ ,
. . . , . . . Bath Robe Velours,
it to criticise the inartistic. ... _
Kimono Crepes at
k ana DHUSS-?^
A CMOULE
PLAY,
t is here every color that hashion I lie 'ie:U^ dress
\ a prolusion of designs and color- toilet. Our stock c<
of materials was never more varied goods that is in den
GH'S jw
South Carolina.
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N<dbre selecting your Suit, Overa
& other Outfitting lor the fall season,
cality has a well established reput
Mb ? patrons with?
2 | The Best of Wei
& "Ask Yourself" what store deals oi
value and satisfaction as any give
aga nst any form of disappointme
3J self' these questions, feeling conl
2 S able to settle the matter in youi
? 0 that when ready for your fall outfit
t dfv 2 turn your steps t( wards this store
? wear.
5 We're always "At Home" wit
by ^ the man who looks bet
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"~"vjy LIGHT FOR THE EYES.
vjy now very nua
ft vm ,. .. .. , . Robert was going on a
ifie * * Our grandfathers, who were obliged , ,
1.00 v . . , .. , . , wli.lt* waiting at the hi
,M v to road their weekly papers bv candle- ... ,
y; lici t. oscar?d many tb. o..t tho wi,ulo? i
^ ' trouble* whirl, a,e eor.n.on cm,,,,* !?? ?? ***. ?" '
.. . , ? ..I denly the engine let off
\i* tVe.r descendants', who use electric??
1 , . . . , . . Robert cauie down from h
vl' j '.-imps and incandescent gas mantels.
' '/W*[ '* 'R the ultraviolet rays in our bril- a.v.v r' ,, .. .
] .. . ,. . . .v. . . # w ? ^,h' annuo, that englm
* . vl - ] t lights that are at fault, say . . b
?- f.e-V fx. Doctor Terrlen has found fuif' ^ <H 'u>8? r
p tnat the arc-light contains three times * " 1 11 ? OTas
many of the objectionable rays as | ~
I!-.- Kdiaon lamp, lour limes as many U(U(> i?'i,^'
?t the ordinary carl,Kill. o, the petro. #
lermlamp. six I men a? many as i e ^ ? ln),
old fa, homed olPlamp and a**? <''r o*?r nnre vlnlted at a 1:
more than candle-light, which la il- . , ? .
, ,1 ? m. there were two fine dogs.
m..sl free from ultraviolet rays The ^ of bouM
mercury vaporlamp la fhe worst .1 lrlJ|| Th?
all, in this respect. The same author- , . . .
. . was very fond of his no
[JJW lly recommenda the uso of ylar. y..M)IU( . wtc,?
">'?'>"? <* ? greenish yellow tint lo T,)(i 1K,llnrnt?r
filter out the dangerous rays.
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itter of
at i.owest Prices.
H^jc3STX>
B-&.OS
ed a lot of hand bags
le very latest styles, that
;cured in New York from
t manufacturer.
iirs of genuine leather, leather lined,
lers, split and round corners at bottom,
itrap handles, leather covered overlapwitli
coin purse; leathers are real seal
11 tan. brown and black 25c to$i^ .to
S DRESS GOODS
Kcellent qualities and styles in 27-inch
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3, i uameiencs, uutmgs, Fleecedowns
GalateasJ Cheviots, Madras, Percales,
9C, IOC, 12 I-2C, isc
iil Orders Filled
re DISPLAY OF HAIR
(iOODS.
iny, is an essential point in the perfect
nntains every known kind of hair
land just now.
ail Orders Filled
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USE I jF ! 1
Kit, Hat, Toggery and v
what store in this lo- 3J
ation for furnishing its
irahlos? ^
it the fullest measure of 5K
n price, insuring you 3
nt. We say "Ask Your- tjji
ident that \? u will be 0
mind very easily and Jgj
ings, you will at once
of the best things to 3
h a warm welcome for 1
ore he buvs. S
Bros, I I
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Leesville.
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journey and His Work Cut Out.
Lation stood Th >y had taken a house U? another j
it a switch- p;.rt of the town and Freddie was Inforth.
ttud- consclahlo.
steam, and "\\ hy do you object to moving, mj
its seat with dear." inquired his mother. ,
"'Cause when I go to a new neigh,
t-i?i-?... - . - ?
, muicuuu oorDttod," replied Freddie, "I have a
lght in my fresh bunoli of kids to lick."?The De|
llneator.
ter. A Pet, Anyhow.
hud u dog Tho family lived In the suburbs of
to bo found the clty a,1(^ niuch to the Joy of Lulu a
m kitchen, little pig was given a home In the
louse whore cellar. A few ciay^ later tho little ono
The mas- W;iiJ calling at u neighbor's, where
t they were MjJ(, showed groat interest in the bird,
fellow, who The lady said. "Don't you keep a
t, answered at home?"
n setter."? "No," said Lulu, "we keep a pig instead."?Tho
Deliueator.