The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, October 29, 1909, Image 7
DON'T MISS TE
COLUMBIA INVITES YOU;
IN COLUMBIA ?N\
Make this store ty<
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TXIK AKlSTOCTiATS OI
Only leather from the most expert
Only the most talented shoe nr
Only men of Ions experience in fitting
The ease, the style, the wear you get ir
price y
WALK OV
0,50 4.o<
The great variety oi styles and shapes we are show inj
umbia so you can get just the st
Walk Over Junior
LEVERS
Fashions Favorite:
Never was ladies shoes so exquisitely f
Evening Slippers, Dress & Walking Boots & Oxf
Yon are sure to find in this store ilist the stvle to nlease v<
pa/. The $2 $2.50 & S3.00 ones you buy here show the sa
priced ones s
"E. C. SC
These excellent childrcns shoes are made only on nati
lor growing feet. Soles sewed by a special process that m;
Pheoemx calf scuflers, the best wearing and softest le:
$1.50, to 11:
Patent Colt: Button sizes
Shoes For
As the one horse plow has been say planted by modern fai
planted by modern work shoes. *1 he farmer today realizes
are suited for farm work..
f. , i i i' 1-i/iv1 \\r ..1. C V. 01..-1. 4-K: |/>n?Kr>r
5>.OU CLK 2)1X1 IN vv ui i\ onuca i an u*. ui<nr\, uii^ luun^T in
shoe.
$2.so ELK SKIN Work Shoes, Tan *51 Black, lighter weigh,t
Cs\r\ U" 'MKr-irAfi ( -lit \unrL' Ton X< 1?
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You will lind here all grades ol good shoes, we do n<>t
be maintained by selling the best shoes at the most Ecom<
Nearly all "women suffer at times from female I
|S ailments. Some women suffer more acutely and K
more constantly than others. But whether you have B
'M little pain or whether you suffer intensely, von
should take Wine of Cardui and get relief. E
Oardui is a safe, natural medicine, for women, B
prepared scientifically from harmless vegetable in-B
Jgredients. It acts easily on the female organs and B
p gives strength and tone to the whole system. ||
I The Woman's Tonic '"1
Yre. Vcrna Wallace, of Sanger, Tex., tried Cardui. She trritee:
fca "Cardui has done more for mo than I ran describe. Last spring I K
jjjj was taken with female inflammation and consulted a doctor, but to B
fcft no avail, so I took Cardui, and inside of three days, I was able to do
P| my housework. Since then my trouble has never returned." (Tiy it. E
AT ALL DRUG STORES |
See if you can guess who will occupy
this space next week.
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1 (>45 Main Street,
CoH&aimMSi, S. C.
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BATBSBURO ADVOCATE. BATESBURO. S. (
tE STATE FAIR
LEVER THE SHOE
'ITES YOU: COME!
>ur headquarters,
?MEN8 SHOES, !?JO &?7
tanners are used in Clapp's shoes
lakers construct Clapp's shoes,
shoes sell Clapp's shoes in tneir store
i a Clapp's shoe more than justifies th<
ou pay.
EK SHOES
> & *5.00
g. make it to your interest to wait until! you come to Co'
yle Walk Over that will suit you.
for Boys $3.00
> LORINE
3 3.50 4.00 & $5.00
ashioned as the shoe you will find here,
ords make up an assortment that is most tempting
)u; just the size to fit you and at just the price you wish t<
me excellenceof style and quality that has made the highe
uch favorites.
UTTERS"
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i \?, jiuij'VVi lUOi ^ TV I V* V L/V/ I IV71 I I <3 UI I^ j II C ^)I lOL
tkes them very flexible.
ither made tor school shoes. Button and lace. Sizes 4 to 8
$1.75,11 y2 to 2: $2.00
4 to 8 $i.so, Sl/2 to 2 $2.00
"arm Wear
m machinery, so has the heavy course brogan been sr;
the comfort as well as the economy of buying shoes thJ
the softest and most durable that evei was put into a woi
than the $3 ones very soft-ard very durable.
Hack. The Leather is soft and very durable,
sell shoddy shoes. This business has been built up and wi
anical prices.
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A WONDERFUL PAINT KXCURSION RATES TO Al
Make your paint and save manu- GUSTA, GA. VIA SOUTHfactuici'b
piwlil. Yuu uu uake pauil ERN RAILWAY
at the least cost when you mix 3-4
of a gallon of Linseed Oil costing Account of Geotgia-Carolina Fai
45 cents with a gallon of L & M Aygusta, Ga. November 6-13. 19c
Paint Youthen make 1 3-4 gal- and Negr0 Fait November 16-!!
Ions of paint. Buy a gallon and try
it, and get your money back if not 1909, the Southern Railway annoui
c | TM f o * * Tt '_. 1
i iuuiiu au. iac ^ c* rauu nas ces ycry jqw rouncj ^jp rates. Ticl
I been used over 35 years, and has ^ _
decorated more than two million e*s W1" 00 sa*c the Georgi.
American homes. Sold by Holman Carolina Fair November 6th to tfc
Cullum Hard. Co., Batesburg. . . . . , . , ,
_______ 12th and for trams scheduled to a
rive Augusta before noon Novemb<
SPECIAL TRAINS VIA SEA- 13th; final limit returning Noven
BOARD AIR LINE ACCOUN 1 ber 15th. Account of Negro Fai
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE excursion tickets will be on sale Ni
FAIR COLUMBIA. S. C. vcmb? 1Jth t? the 19th fin? lim
November 3. 4, S and 7th. For r(.tura!ng November 22st. Mar
the convenience of visitors to the .
South Carolina State Fair Columbia testing attractions at Augus
S. C. Nov. 1-6 1909 the Seaboard for these occasions and Preside
will operate special fair trains be- Taft will open the Georgia-Carolii
tween Fairfax and Columbia Wed- pair November 8th. For furth
nesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat- informat;on can on t;c^et aprCnts
|urday November 3rd. 4th. Sth and y L ^ w R
I Central Time Round trip rates A- G- A- T- A'.
Lv Fairfax 7:00 a. m. $3.00 Atlanta, Ga. Augusta. G
Sycamore 0:10 " 2.85
',;s slNVITATIOl
Govan 7;35 2.40
Her"k 8 02 L95 10 7ilit0rS"
Neeces 8:13 1.80 Don't miss the opportunit]
- Livingston 8:18 1.75 while in our city, of seeir
" North 8:27 1.60 the most beautiful line of *
j Woodford 8:34 1.50 solid goods in Diamond
I " Swansea 8:45 1.35 Jewely, Watches, CUt HI'
r) r- i ,
Gaston 8:56 1.201 engraved glass mat lias ev
* " Dixuna 9:15 l.oo beeu seen in South Carolin
Arrive Columbia 9:30 a. m. Remember we have only solid ai
_ , ~ , , . genuine goods, no imitations.
Returning train eaves Columbia [j not convenient for you to come
5 30 p. m. The above rates include ^end your jrder by mail, which ;
... . . ? . tj ways has our personal a'teniic
~*v admiss'on ticket to Fair. -A ? ? _ ow .,
J with a guarantee to please. Shalli
For further information call cn ways be glad to see you at,
nearest Seaboard Agent or write J. ^-frlTTon "R'TA'f Vi /*r?c
S. Etchberger, T, P. A Columbia. 1*111 ^0111615
S. C. or R H. Stansell, A G P A. Jewelers. Silversmiths & Opticiai
Cor. Main ? Hampton Sts.
~ Savannah, Ga. COLUMBIA, S. C.
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Management 01 Tin
ALKAHEST LYCEUM
System
Saturday Evening at 9 c
? Clock.
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: and Exhileratiog Amusement
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Discoverer*. Alice?"Bthel tells me she is ri a
eJ Columbus had Just discovered u, do yru think she re;
-i America. means to marry him?"
"I hope my Job will last longer Kate?"Not If she can get anyb
nd than that of the discoverer of Koose eise." Somerville Journal
velt," he cried.
in Herewith he prepared f?.r ups and ju#t as a Starter.
a]_ downs.?New York Sun. Tncle Ellery?"Now, 1 11 learn
>n, ; to milk the cow."
al_ Off Duty. | Nephew from the City?"Oh. un
Winfred, si* years old, was tying j m kir .ler "fraid o the cow; ooul
paper boots upon the kitten's paws i just a* well learn on the calf?"?I
<i when his aunt remonstrated with hln
J. for teasing the kltti n, saying, "1 Blind Yiuth.
thought you belonged to the Hand of -'noes your aon profit by your
ns' Mercy." "Yes, auntie, I do," said Win- ample?"
fred, "but," he added, apologetically. Thunder, No. Why, he wanti
my badge Is on another coat.' ?The i g0^ married."?New York Herald.
Delineator. (
.. ^ . v:*'-;xrL'-LX'-;-.-L-u- j'_ ' ..
k& ^ i ^
J n*~>* the village, peat the (arm 4,
I for a tew Bailee, along a broad btghI
way, ride atolld men on blcyclee of
one pattern, leaving houses, crosa\
roads, and daager-trlaaglee well be|i
"Here wo are, George," aays the
) leader, a sergeant of police. He ibope
half way between the milestones on a
I clean, open stretch, with a slight but
enticing elope,
r They dismount. Behind a neatly arI
ranged furze bueh George takes his
I cycle, himself, stopwatch, and a white
I Ecarf. He Is going to time the motors
Y "in."
M A furlong from hem th?
finds a snug -place in similar fasnoo,
with stopwatch and signal scarf also,
while the third man tramps ba k t r
another hundred yards and hidia t'-a
glory of his uniform from the vulgtr
gaze even more effectually than t*ia
others for they must see the . o d
while he need only watch them. ^v|
Thus the trap is set.
Patiently they hide, scannlnj t'ie
road through peepholes In the fur..e
then:
Pip! Pip-pip! Pip. 'Wow, George,
" steady for ihe first catch. The e rf
geant crouches down, watches ij?
George's signal.
Nearer, nearer; fifteen, sixteen, seventeen,
eighteen, clik. Wave?v: e
again and shout. Thus the serg.-aut
to the man in blue, whereat the incongruity
of a helmeted policem n
doing semaphore drill darkens a panh
of light brown road a hundreds yards
ahead.
Driver slows up, switches ofT, r* d
stops, fidgets, and goes cold down t e
back. He is trapped. "Now, why th v
it
"Silence, please! Walt for the sergeant.
He'll be here in a minute."
The sergeant arrives, followed eo u
after by George. And the game is
played right out while the mo;jr
Mauds like a naughty schoolgirl.
"License, please. Name and nddr s.
You covered a measured furlon^ i
18 seconds. That's equal to 25 tnil't
an hour. Here's your notice. \ h t
tay? Got, a speedometer; car can't do
It? No good. They all say that, io
<r.e gets off at Kings worth. Better get
jour money ready. Pass along!"
"Now, George, back to your fur-e
bush, and you, too," says the sergci-t.
"We'll soon get another."
j Pip! Flutter, flutter, pip; and the
noise of a straining engine. "I cr.y.
1' ' hurry, hurry! Another van."
But not a victim yet, for this one
I I toils up the slope, entering the trap
j j st the wrong end. Nothing for timers
i | >rg*' peeps recognizes the driver
i i ud i/ooV worried.
r l ntift " r-T hat
t ' : D . i* <u - or, raak?
| j ing bus rfMt-tw.lre sw-^t. too. nnd
ing. Not to our village, thank goodness,
but Hilford way. Wonder how
little Jenny's throat is? Wonder If?
"Oh, my God!"
I Prior rtoorp-A ho? Vitt (1 Poor Oortrro
| Is only a policeman, with neither time
1 nor power to study telepathy?with a
l whole heart full of love for wife and
^ tiny daughter. Kther-waves as yet unliarnessod
by Marconi are driving it
in upon his clouded brain that the doctor's
flight is somewhat connected
with him and his.
No time, down again. A distant
murmur. Flut?flut?flirt ter?flutter?
"Why, that sounds like"? It is the
doctor's car returning, and pelting
ulong "all out." "Now.lf only George
Is smart we'll have Mr. Doctor on
toast. If only George is smart!"
mm There is a new song in those two
(-)liiiders, going for all they are worth.
Onlj George can understand It, and
the song is, "Jenny?poor wee Jenny.
Don't stop us; we're racing to yo<ur
kiddy!"
Doctor in sight, with a passenger;
sharp, closely shaven face, and steady,
competent eyes. "Now, George," mutters
the sergeant, to space in general,
"signal' signal! Why don't you signal 1
Thunder! It's too late. They're
through.
'"The tarnation fool! What the?"
}The sergeant, awful In his wrath,
stumbles cursing through the furze,
inventing fresh epithets for George at
every step. "You?you silly darnel
Then stops in sheer astonishment,
for George is still staring
stonily through his gap, crushing his
b'gnal-scarf into a ball as though it
might flutter in spite of him, and torturing
the spring of his stop-watch
beyond all practical use.
"Couldn't help It, sergeant. Took bad
all of a sudden?mortal bad!"
Evening In summer, and in Surrey.
The village is quiet, though populous.
.. People stand looking curiously at one
door in particular, painted white, and
with a small sign. "County Police."
1 Outside it the two cylinders of the
doctors car whisper to each other,
while the owner talks cherily to a
T'"0 - .
ilh w<>Geyed woman.
' | "She'll do famously now, and you'll
. get a good night 's reet. Do s'op thanking
me, my dear creature. You make
mo tired; and nay surgeon friend saved
her, you know. All 1 did was to fetch
you bim. Hello! here's your hueband Run
indoors a minute and let me explain."
George Btalks past cottages with eye?
(jn-t Marv-lous.
jfe "1 have been ti king some moving
pictures of life on your farm," said a
photographer to en agriculturist. "Did
you cat h my laborers in motion?"
alkM tK? ftrmitp "1 Ku,w ?? ? .i 4 c
B (c| well. science is a wonderful thing!"-w
' I Itinadolol* Inquirer.
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