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* - ; ^1 lMKtt>:>v.,i'.'M' _^*JBI6lV.' ^1 P>/X,.i-. V I In t'mes gone by a perso 1 ^ ^ '1 Ion a hat, the height of sloe; length of a shoeThe luxury and refinement rician Shoes for Women m; wearers, one and all, as meml f| discerning and particular I 1 IMade for the F ' A Clinging Fi | CALLAHA I 1509 MAIN i I e-?? ???????????????????? ????? 8 WE PAY FREIGHT 0> O CASH PURCHASES OF $ ^ And over in South Carol 8 Extension Table <1? ** We are offering an an all oak 5ft. Fxtension^JJ 0 |table well made and finished ONLY ??????????S??????????? SSS?S skipper and" tTTe "crew''should have jS g gone down!" : : ?: Richard Oxter looked grave. He ' I " I p ji; wag a hard-featured man, with a erafg ? ty look In his eyes, hut his manners :?: . were polished and unbane. Deben ? T< r-f-?* ||-? pp a & ham on the contrary, was curt and 'A J[ H r. ^hiA ? cynical. He was clean shaven, al |:j * ready a little bald about the temples, :*: $ end was always carefully, almost fop- | pishly dressed. Richard Oxter looked up eagerly was a most regrettable lncifrom the papem before him on hti dent!" said Richard Oxter. One. how... . . ever. for which we need not blame our,abJe as Wtl y?unK Pftrtner en" selves, if the Stella Mary had sunk tered the room. in fair weather?as I hoped and trustA nod from Debenham reassured ed she would?the skipper and crew could have taken to the boats and "It's all right," said Debenham boon saved. I gave particular inOA 1 t*? 1 ? rt.4 iU A rtl f mVi ^ A?t K?*Anf V* /\4 nla.K.ilAt. _ At. A 1 Al. ? 1 J ..U -...I .1 V - .'liUKjr, livi LUC {>11 ? li It'DL UlCftlU VI Ml IKUOIIS II1HI II1P DO&IH ISIH ill 111 UK suspicion is about. The Insurance good and of sufficient number? people will pay up without a doubt "You were always a humane man. It was a smart idea of yours, Oxter Oxter," remarked Debenham, with an Those bales would have been written almost Imperceptible Rneer. down a dead lose if this brilliant no- "Of < our so, we can not be answertion had not ooourred to you." able for the vagaries of the wind and "It couldn't have been done If out the weather. It. is, I repeat, a most manager out there hadn't been prcttj regrettable incident. What sharp. He saw to every detail of thr Is it, ILobson?" For a whistle had shipment himself, he writes, and not come from the speaking tube on his a clerk in the office knows that the desk and Oxter put the trumpet ta cargo that was insured as our most his ear. "Mrs. Wilbur? Well, 1 supValuable fleeces consisted wholly oi pose you had better let her come up. that spoiled stuff." jt.g Rklpper's wife, I)e"And we make a pretty good haul benham?widow I should nave Raid, out of It, even after allowing for the I can't refuse to see her. It's one of value of the vessel?" the disagreeable duties that must be "That's hardly worth mentioning?" gone throuRh. Oddly enough, I wae "Jolly uPilusky^.tbou^Jh, that the Just gfilpg to syggt^LthfcL-AA-Wtt Cflme THE BATBSBURU ADVOCATE BATF.SBURl The Emblem WV/ . *1 1 wmammmmammmmmmmrnrn^ ?o,,i : i it * r c jjyuKWvN ' < 1 : ( ^ Shoe^Vomen^ k or the 1 //f^Ms ; of Pat- i ark their 1 * l|j sers of a pminsnp f^nt on 11 viiiiiiitiv * v/v/ v win t is their Crowning; C N-DOBSOIV Columbia, i Clarence Rae, I i . I | ?M?WWIL BW L " Afi: m^ i. . OisLY Tin or wire front well made ? ( /^l^VT with drawer only $3.48 i -*- v lit A 4 f\ O THE LION FUItN11 fj The Home of Depen T - 1420 Main Street * - >! iv-i.?- t agitated in mind to" hav out or it so weTr we might make the ... . ... widow a little present by the way of ? !' K'1 "U. nia"* ,?TJ?U consolation. What would you say to hopcloas? Ncc, $1 000?" despair? I can t seem to n ' ' ., .. mind that there's no hope I ni quite agreeable. It would .. . , , , ,, , ... .... are sometimes picked up. hardly make an appreciable difference .. , , , , . they, days and even we to our shares when we divide, and, of " . ? . i wards? And newspaper gei course, it would look well " ' ., ? . ? . ........ . . . sometimes mistaken, in Just put the sherry and cigars out | of sight, Debenham; wo don't want Ka... . . , ,. , , , . , ... . . ' . . ... "I wish 1 could feel J her to think us heartless and indlf- . , .. . . ., holding out to you any j uereiu. i , . ti. ,i rw v Wilbur Cap). Wilbur wai ! "Always a humane man! said Deb- . . . . ' ... , . . ., . . highly esteemed (here enham, as he put the decanter and . . , , . , , broke out in an irrepret i cigar box into a cupboard. , . ? . i n, . , ~ . i. , , . , .. and we hope to give you i Richard Oxter pulled into place the , . . . V1... . , , .... cal proof of how much blotters, stamps and letter baskets in .' ... i . . worth was appreciated. . rront or mm. I here was oniv ono ob- , . . . , , , ! . . . , , .. " ... . . should bo only too glad jeet on his table unconnected with his , . . . . .. . , . . think I here was any clii J business, and that was a large photo- . , . . ... _ , having escaped?" 1 graph in a solid frame, the photo- .... . . ? . . I ? . , ' , "I hoped, sir, said 5 graph of a young mam with an open- . , . . . ? , , . . , . . . . choking back her sobs, hearted, frank expression, bearing no . , , ,?. ,,,, , , . T . . . ' . .. might have some biter resemblance to Richard Oxter. Never? , . what the pai>ers say? Iheless, this was his oniv son. , * . , . . . .. , All the knowledge we J he d(x>r opened to admit a sturdy - . , . ? . ..... . ,, , . . , affair has been mado publl little wennan In black, but not. in . .. wo ... ^ . t? # . bur, said Oxter. Oebenl -widows weeds. Her face bore traces ..... . ... , ., ? ? ? . little dry cough. ' And the of grief and anxiety. , . . , . , , . supplied by the mate of Oxter came forward and shook her ' , . ? ? * . ?? *i ii ? ?. leaves no opening for ho nand sympathetically. Dcbenham . v. . . . ... that in a violent rtorm w< banded her a chair. . . , ,,r> . . . .. . . strait they saw a vessel foi Pray, be seated, Mrs. Wilbur,' said ,,,,,, ??, ~ . .. . signaling for help. rhey Oxter. I am afraid there is no neces- . ... ., .. , .. . . . ... great difficulties them&cr sity to ask the object of your visit, and I think I need hardly assure you Dldn?; Acc of the deep sympathy we both?" "I/>t me be your brea "Ob. sir!*' cried Mrs. Wilbur, too . "is'u. What 1 want Is i i ? 0 1, -S. C. OCT. 29 1909 -J. , ? -ji I of >otwea It is to this discriminating I ho Patrician Shoe appeals. J 't fitness is one which has Pthe makers of fatncian so iuce styles appropriate to t Dress Fashions. One need not hesitate t > !cian, for correctness and ; : ssured by the Trade Mar' pair sold. y every style every 1< ilory every style-every leat J SHOE COMP 5. C, If danager 5??e?sse????????????????????< ~jj ^ It 'o'ds h^Tvy rubber tired steel HbtTff **" ' ?^ wheels. Best on the market. ONLY ^4^ "HE COMPANY," _ Dinner Set. dable Furniture. '^ink of it this handsomely decc Inm | m n ?d 34 piece dinner set we are o -OIllIIliMclj ^ ing this week at special ONLY 0 any "Tear, Naturally. QATIinA TFlPUPi think it Is j There is a aocitty in M?w Yar* lJaLUIJA lLnUilLi 1 we quite ' that, each year, take* a doxen or ao lake up my Ea*t Bide children and give* them RPfttifJ For Ixxits the time of their lives for a month liDUllUJ sir. aren't ?t an old fannlvou*e over lu Jersey. 1 < ks after- The very first thing that takea place atlemen are upon the arrival of the consignment rUlJlTY ASSCIATIOW FLl what they : ^ a thorough scrubbing. rifTT)C lun DI 1WC X] "Good gTftpIouH, Jakey, your l ath I llitlio Anil i LAllo ? IU8tifie<i in water is as black as ink," the attciKihope, Mrs. ant remarked to a lad at the end of Sallld Oct. 26 The a man we distressing ceremony. It is dirt- Association of this c. -in*y t' e widow ler by far than any of the others -' ^anized hcic i."a*i rdny. T1 * 'ble sob), "Well ain't I t wo years older an ment wi? bp ma(lr tgrt tl ?>me practi- ^"y l>f demanded. q{ a)] thc teacj epj lhe C( his sterling ?Brooklyn Ufe the roll. Vl #could Hubby Heard It. The following officers we unco of his Mrs *'xs telling some ladles Prof. T. E. Do:p. piesi len about the burglar scare in her bouae ,ior vice president: Mi i-D iviiv.,,. (*.e night before llS. WllDlir. ... A fill/ tf c#?rt^h-r p. 1 . /?'jt i-rf ' that you "Yes," she Haiti "I heard * uotso '" '7 .. ' and pot up, aim th're. Troon under C< Utive corrinttte is c< rr news than , . ... the hed. I raw it man's ?egb sticking the 0ffjrrr<; " d the follot have of the Mary Nance Dr.i! ..rd w ..... Merry' exclaimed a woman In* J ir, Mrs. Mil- burg]ar.K clent of Education B l*r nl lam gavo a .... ' .... i-..? ? Information ? N?- n'y d<var; y *J*"- A programme crnmi'T the Nautilus ^d !:;nrd ,ho nolsc* '?? was appo n'r . c-r >e. He aays Mis Mary Nrnre Daniel, I Th# n***- Taylor, F. K. bradhim n .i! it ring and "So lliUikiiiH has written a hi?- - , i e ,v were In too tortcul noveir biottos and Joner, 01 t. \/c? to help, "Yes,' unswercd Miss Cayenne. stvooL. ept, "Who is the hero of %ihe booh?"* * tan* for the t on1 dwinner." "The man who has undertaken to discusser! ar d many i::tcic i piewlnner." it."?Washington :jLa.r i gestianr were m "?d(\ * ' *' \ : 1 wmmmmwmmm r. | J1-..4.I fe class mat t-j ibis sense i? influenced || oes to pro- n he season's o buy Pat- h quality are H k on every || -7 1 eat her ! i her p ANY | .09 MAIN l] ?3 8 SK VOl' Oil ? 'UN I)E1). a ^ lis i ? o o |jj. j Fall colds arc quickly cured i>y Foley's Honey and Tar, the grc t HMZE. throat anil lung remedy. The gen uine contains no harmful drugs. Gunter's Drug Store. CTS OF-1 roaK. c_,.y. ' Iiddlc," said liic teacher, "can yo i Teacher's tftvu a definltirni uT crrvory? Tb was rcor- wt>ri is generallj uat>d iu conm e t n: oil L,(m with inibln speaktut. For c.. e nam*S "-nijilr. w? often r>ad that ?wii*ebi>dv ^iintV cn "Iui011? M rf1w cursory if.iua.rta." i jraiv wrtt? a Beaten* e coutainiug the wor.i 1 ?/? 1 cursory." Alter a brief struggle Eddie evolved t: N'r. J.T SS Lei'ah "Yesterday my pa b< lp?fl my ina 1 I " ' r e* lllu^ pictures, and when lhe ldiidi full aftr>r pa had climbed :o the top lpOM d of u fa? made a few cui*or> rt vitl^: Mrs. marks." Uhlrugo lUsxird Herald ... frill n Fulfilling Instructions. < Jam pie The rnanHKlnR editor wheeled Ins ~ ft r the chair around and pnnhci a butti . - i s!" c. n of in lll<> waiL pernon wanted en ' " tered. "Hare,"*' KaVd the editor, "ur VIifr J. 1 a nuxuber of dirnctioiiB from outside d Misfif s a.i to the bent w*r to run a new* C i'altsd 1*1'?'". See that they are earned out." Arid the office boy. gathering thr;:i v r j W<*r^ all into a large wmde banket. did .v . " rg SUg- /The Greeu net 1