The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, March 18, 1910, Image 7
| SPRING
jL I Many Special Values are offei
buy good merchan
I ill Coat Suits You Will Like.
I Any shade and style combination in Coat
. / Suits will be found at Mimnaugh's this season
I as usual. In placing on sale these garments we <
j 1 desire to say that the Mimnaugh standard has ]
1 I been kept up in securing high-grade garments, i
I and that we will continue to give our patrons <
I the benefit of our cash-buying qualities. This 1
? I means low prices for you.
I V Special Sale
W I Since spring is here you need a Linen Coat
I I Suit. To open tne season, we tnaugurate a sale
I 1 this week, selling $8.oo Linen Coat Suit for 6.49
I $1.25 Lawn Waist 98c
I I r This sale is for this week. Ladies' Lawn 1
\ I ./Shirtwaists trimmed in val laces, pin tucked;
I/r $1.25 value on sale for 98c
^ ^1 Sale of White Serge Suits
We offer White Serge Suits with a black
pin stripe for only Si2.50. These garments could
easily sell for ?20.00. Come early and get
your size.
New Muslin Underwear
While buying your 'new spring clothes"
do not overlook Muslin Underwear. We have
secured some special values in good garments
and offer them to you at a close margin of profit
The underwear department is on the second
floor.
I f Mail Orde
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past the admiral's party, wucre
A PAQU (\V CfUftftf TfiVI? TTryne saw them, wondered and \
ft OfiJlJ Uf Ol/nUUL LU I li. ped herself In a mantle of cool
nity.
Ensign Schuyler Noble, attached to It was about this time that s
United States battleship Prairie, was thing happened. I here were al
. . .. i ? a number of maidservants. dross<
in trouble. It wouldn't do to give . ,
the conventional livery of black d
her real name, for she was named in es and whlte ruffled aprons> v
^ honor of one of the western states ostensible duties were to servo
and the parties to this story might be ladieg suddenly Noble saw
identified. Nor "was Noble the name friend Mansfield come up the
of the ensign, nor are any of the panionway with one of these r
names here given real names. But and polnt {0 hls companion,
that has nothing to do with the story. Archibald. The maid advanced
Noble was in a fix, the most usual Bald lo , ucy in a low volce:
Hf fix In the world for a sailor?he had ..j have t0 troublo you for
r too m&ny girls. He had only two, Spoon."
but it is a question If a dozen might "What spoon?'
not be more readily managed than .<Tho one you took from the
two. If the two had been in differ- cers- mess.*'
ent ports the problem might have .*.0h." said Lucy, coloring, "I v
he?n simpler but they were not. They ed u ful. a souvenir."
were that is, for the present in the People were looking when she <
same port, and that was where tho ed a vani^y bag hanging from
Prairie had just been launched. wrist and, taking out a silver s
Lucy Archibald's right and title, so n,arked "U. S. S. Prairie," sun
far as priority goes, were indisput- I ered Jt to the maid
able. She and Noble had been class- Now, there was a part of this :
mates at the high school where Noble fbat Lieutenant Mansfield did no
had prepared for the naval academy , ,east at the time tell Ensign N
and had become involved in a case Knowing of the mania among li
of puppy love. Every one wondered i even Qf apparent respectability
how Noble could fancy her. for she : tako artIcicS for souvenirs, he
was a trifle loud in appearance and 1 engaged several women detect
given to slang. To tell the truth, dressing them in maid's uniform:
he was not badly wounded by the wa(Ch. After the luncheon they
dart that pierced him. for instead of' .?. . ? -
- lerviewea urivaieiy mo males
Cupid having sent it Lucy had fired j had caught pilfering and recover
it herself. In other words, given a _ le of dozen na and (
boy of sixteen and a girl of eighteen smal, ar(if;loS belonging to tho s
and the boy is putty in the hands of i new servicr Mansfleld in orde
1 extricate his friend from his dc
But Noble was noblo in naturo as gjri dilemma had made a public
well as in name and wouldn't go ample of Miss Archibald. lea
back on even a schoolboys pledgo. Noble to consider her a thief.
This was all very well till he met Even had Noble really loved
f amella Tryne, a daughter of an ad- gj,.j js doubtful if lie would
m ral and a very lovely girl, to whom remained engaged to her after
* 8a'*or t>ecame speedily at- episode. At any rate, next moi
tflxi vi Miss Archibald received a note
6 raac*e a confidant of his bjm breaking the engagement,
J f?n ' I'0? about his super- bis captain, coached by Mansfield
u y ? ? Mansfield told him to dered him away on special dutj
ta e n his distress signal, apparent | that the souvenir girl, as she <
on his countenance, and try to find to be called, couldn't get him a
some way out of the dilemma. j Inlo her clutches.
The state for which the Prairie j when tho Prairie went irto i
a as namec ad presented the ship mission, Mansfield and Noble botl
with a complete set of silver table;- lng among her officers, Mansfield
ware, and as soon as the vessel siid hls friend that Lucy was no moi
out nto deep water and the shouting a thief than a considerable nui
and the firing were over invited guests of otherg of the gliests, but by
went be ow to partake of a luncheon time Noble had found n new anc
at which this service *as used. Now.' ,n the admiral-3 famjly, an
the captain had commissioned Mans- | waa too jnte ^or bjm (0 ref>t|fv
field to have lookouts at the gang- lnJugtIce hft mav haVft don,. hi3
ways and otherwise take precautions mer fiancee.?Beatrice fu l;c-r
that no thieves come abroad with the1 nnn 111*1/ /\p m.tn p ? m
guests to get away with valuables, j llllj LUviV Uf I tlL uAM
Mansfield took such steps to protect !
property as ho deemed effectual. | PoteTB, tho cashier of the In
A salute of champagne corks fol- ment Trust Co., locked his dn
lowed the guns fired on shore, and at the minute of tho bank's clo
the guests fell to In disposing of the timo and snatched the evening p
dainties prepared for thorn, after from the hands of Brownsou, hit
which they passed up the companion- sistant.
way to the deck, where they strolled "My God!" he muttered, letting
about or stood chatting in groups, paper fall and staring blindly at
Lucy Archibald had captured Ensign sheet. Brownson followed his i
Noble, who was promenading with Ho saw tho cashier's linger tre:
j her, and instead of looking happy upon the notice of tho broakag
I t.be "union down'' floated plainer than Copper preferred,
ever from his masthead. The girl in- "Hit, Peters?" ho ventured,
listed on taking him back and forib "Curse you," said Peters, fler
"What business is it of yours,
THE BATESBURQ ADVOCATE, BATESBl
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GOODS MAR]
*ed at Mimnaugh's. These are nol
dise cheap for cash. We give o
Dainty Lingerie Dresses I
This will be a "Lingerie Season." These .
dainty creations will be worn much more this 1
year than last. In contemplation of large de- co;
mand, we purchased much more than usual, and sa
can give you anything you want in white, pink,
blue or lavender. Price range is from $10 to ?40.
One of the new styles in cbinty dresses is
the Goldsmith Interwoven Princess. This is indeed
a lovely novelty. It can be had in all bit
shades at a low price of only $15.00 50
on
Excellent School Dresses
eh
We have made it a special point to secure a
good line of school dresses this season. Mothers
need not worry about making clothes for their
girls now, since you can purchase the dresses
here at less than cost of sewing. Then, styles
are entirely new.
8.00 Voile Skirts 5.50 be
We will sell Voile and Panama Skirts, regular
$8.00 quality for only $5.50. This is a good
value.
Suitings 12 l-2c ha
Nt
Mew suitings for spring; just the materials di<
for a Skirt or Suit; actual isc quality some lai
pieces worth 20c., will be sold this week at the! wl
yard - 12 i-2c. Pr
Ht m w m m ^ -w
MIMING
rs Filled
i .mvnswmn'WKm^. "??*
Mias Cl,l>? You'd better tcTi uie aireciora
vrap- You'd liko my place, wouldn't you?" ?Mr> pe;Crs, you wil
jjlg. They put on their coats and butt bank for the present,"
in silence. At the door Peters turn- gor, ignoring the ca:
ome- ei* to H'-ownson a?a'n- sudden sickness. "1
ward "Forgive me, old man," ho said, of- crepnncy of two thoi
nj' ia forlng his hand. "I didn't mean to Brownson, see if that
t. s. bo rude, but tho fact is, I've had so has by any chance
, much trouble at borne?or, that is"? among those papers ii
' , lie broke off incoherently as the Very faint and w<
u lame excuse he sought to summon strain Rrownson went
"s up died on his lips and went out 6afe. He glauccd bac
abruptly. Brownson went home as looking away, lie slit
liau,a in a dream. For the same panic that from his coat pocket;
Lucy meant ru|n?as weu Hunnl8cd?1? an exclamation of lur
and i>etors, meant prosperity to him, and "Here they are, si
freedom from that haunting vision triumphantly.
l*ie of the penitentiary that had been The money was lut
growing nearer and ever nearer. worst it would be si
He had not failed to notico Peters' there had been an erro
offl- abstraction, his increasing irritation, tng. "Thank God!"sh<
his frenzied haste to purchase tho nger.
vant- evening papers. He shrewdly sur- Brownson saw Potei
mised that the cashier had been him with Erav fam m
/!??=?- speculating, taking advantage of the credulous eyes. Ho I
her rising market in Copper. And he honor of his aupoior,
poon knew that one word from him to the act, averted his ?wn '
rend- directors would give him Peter's nced 0f confession Ft
place, with its increase of $r>00 a her balance even?Ha
story year.
t, at Brownsou went homo, lie had for- Wetovr fi
oble gotten Peters now, for his mind was Crime has moie tha
idies occuplod with something that had accidental relaticn to
7 to been there for dreary long weeks, n rometcr. A low prosam
had haunting terror, now suddenly chang- weather may oight t
ives, ' ?d. hut immeasurably greater. For, signal for high irossu
5 to ' with his release from danger, con- tho part of the yollco
jn_ scienco had awakened. All at once effected. Tho Dermal
they Bat down beside his wlfo and be- structed to boa; with
0(l a 1 gan to tell her. convenience an itmoflp
tther ' h&d stolen, stolen systematically ?' nearly 1R poinds 1
hip's 'or In?nths, taking a hundred here inch. If one livs on
,u I and a hundred there to speculate tops one may b<como i
>ub e with, in hopes of a break in Copper. n Uttlo less, au< if ono
And soon the hooks were to be and- valleys, to a Jttlo m
' ited and the assets counted; discov- considerable virlation
! ery was inevitable unless ho could rectlon from tfc- accust
'replace $4,000. Well, he could re- Hkely to seriouily distu
1 place It, and in tho nick of time, for an(i moral ns wel
1;!V.? he cleared $G,000 that afternoon ?Qulllbrium.
,1 when tho stock broke. He would go ^ knevn that
I11"" to the directors, pay back his steal- comos from acending
fron) ings with the increment, and throw Divided one toesn't cl
a himself on tHeir mercy. And Marcia known tbit a little
sitting listening dumbly, all her world th? ^>r08S",
so shattered, could only acquiesce. The ? ? BUI)rl,"P?8ed <
'i,n,e directors would not be likely to pro- ' , '"?n ^ W6<X
gain secute. With their own paltry sav- death to thoa with wen
(,,A , , .. effect on thenind and
lags, a tew hundreds merely, they . - ? .
;-om- .? i> 'as obvious. Tie mochar
tUm would iace the world anew. ? ? ,
i he- rpv , ... , . ,, serves a tan's mentt
' De . the following morning Brownson am . ? a . * ? <<
told -?..? > .i I ,t r , , delicately ndusted. A II
tout stuffcd the six thousand into his ri_?QQ,1POl ,rifl,
i/4 r\Arti? , i . ? , in proBsu rOj or n tritii
I r ii t i ,l1" |W ',* ( own ,a"ic- doflclency it the traoui
hi , f resolved first to replace bis nltrogen# ^no. Cftrhoi
P -r nga io wou d t.ike tho two ftny 0^her oJment or in
hor- thousand to the directors later. He ftlr thflt BUtaiDa llfo>
d It managed to replace the four thous- nuin to b<iavo ln ft
any and during the course of the mom- would bo <]ult0 lmp<
:or- lug. strictly no*ml conditio
i Suddenly tho nnUiiot-^ j
......... n|>iivniua. T
ETho .hooks woro investigated. Brown- HtrcntHin Idfo of
, son saw Peters suddenly collapse, yho strtiuoua llfo in
and his suspicions rose io a certain* cles B6oiu to havo a
vest- tv. peters had been gambling with proaont Cft. Bryant >
jwei the bank's money; he had been hit when Thtiatopslu won
sing by the same slump that had rescued fame, Shcloy was 18 w
aper himself from the penitentiary. Queon M<>, Voltaire's
j as : Suddenly one of the auditors ut- was publihed whon he
ti red an exclamation of surprise and Keats gae EpdymlQO 1
; the went over to his assistant. They be- at the ag of 22, while !
the gnn talking in low whispers. A bank to havo 'rltton tho Fi:
?a/.e. director came hustling in, and tho the ago ( 18, and hlstoi
mblo managers put their heads togethei. Homer TOtO his Arst
o in Brownson heard the whisper "theft." tender so of 28.
i And suddenly, as though by electrical
communication, everyone began look- Subsfibe for The A
ccly Ing at Peters and drew away. Peters ' . d
you took tin his hat. -*1.UU cr year in auv
IRQ, S. C. FRIDAY, MARCH, 18th 1910.
KED UNDER
b "something for nothing" offe
ur customers the benefit, ?
\
Special Glove Sale
We have a large quantity of Kid Gloves in
1 black and white. These Gloves would
st you $1.00 regular. This week they go on
le at, the pair - 75c.
Two Specials in Hosiery
Misses' Lace Lisle Hose in black, white,
le and pink, good quality and sell regularly al
c. a pair. On sale tins week at 3 pairs foi
ly - - - Si.oc
Ladies' Lisle Hose black, regular 25c values
iewhere. Special 2 pairs for 25c here.
Figured Foulard
65c a Yard.
We have 24 inch wide Figured Foulards,
autiful material which we offer at. vard 6sc.
r ^ /
The New Neckwear
We are quite conservative in sav ing that wc
ve the choicest and largest line of Ladies
ickwear in the State. Lvery whim that fancy
:tates as good is fully complied within this
ge collection of neck pieces. If there isn't
hat you want here it can't be had elsewhere,
ices as low as quality permits.
HUGH'S
Col tin
Make A Shabby Floor Look New.
1 not leave tho a can L & M. F looi It
Zr-riZZ I'aim the floor in the morn'horo
is a dis- in^- dries "ard over night. With a
iisand dollars, bright varnish finish. Saves wearbundle
of .bills looks bright and cheeiful. Get it J>
been mislal from: Holman-Cullum Hdwe. Co. | j(
ti tho safo." -
?ak from the An Awful 1-ruptioii H"
to tho great of a volcano excites brief interest. 1 rt
. They were and your interest in skin eruptions' j,
'thon'rT. m wi'l be as shcrt. if you use Bucktnen
rose with , . ? , , , <t'
prjse len s Arnica Salve, their quickest P'
r!" ho cried cure- Even the worst boils, ulcers,
or fever sores are soon healed by it.
act then; a* Best for Burns. Cuts, bruises, sore
uggeited thai lips, chapped handa, chilblains and
r In bookkeep Piles. It gives instant relief. 25c at
=ulcd tho man- A? druggis,s.
ra staring at
id sunken, in- lit
iad saved the ALL JEWS EXPELLED. CL
and. by this ,
ruin and the A Thirteenth Century Charter Allow
ite had drawn ed no Jews in Leicester. SU
.rold Carter. A thirteenth-century charter of Si
-lininaJ' mon Mowtfort, expelling Jews from
n a casual o. L<jlcester. wh,^h *"' ? missing for
a falling ba- CoIm' lnto ,hQ , IT
yuonvamoil ol UK' 1 A'lCl'Sl CI" COrpOrtl0
area <in t tion. The principal clauso in the 1
? charter ran thus: "Know ail you that M
re activity or. KranU,l for ?K. ,R.a!th of my n
In the reglor , , ,,
... soul and the souls of ml in\ ancestors
brain Is con- , . ri
, . , and successors, and by my present
comfort and , . , . , , Si
. . charter 1 have continued from nio
horlc procsurr .
.. and my race lor cv? r to my burgesses ?
to tho square - , . , .
.. ^ , of Leicester and their heirs that no
the mountain . .
Jew or Jewess in iny time or in the tnr
accustomed tc .. , ; ., , . . ^r'
. time ol all my race to tho end o the .
dwells In the , health
. . world shall dwell or stay or have anv
ore but nn\ .. ... ,. ... . , nuts i
, ... .. residence within the liberty ol ti.
in either <11 . , , . to mv
. . . town of Leicester. Leicester has lu L1V
omod mean Is .... . , <
rb one's men lJ1,H,Kht "f 11,0 K*'8,,
1 aa physical ?,rnon ,b Montfort. Within rocont Htalt
years a Jew, Sir Israel llart, has been than a
exhilaration four ,in,es "?ny?r ?r l1"' 1(>wn aml ,lis get 1(
a mountain- - knlBhthooil was the reward of his ser poun{
lmb too high viccs t0 Leicester. |s "m1
i relaxation ol ? minut
o exerted bj Stubborn As Mules cessar
atinnspheio is jj anj bowels sometimes ' grain
k lungs. bul
k hearts The seem to balk without cause. Then
morals is Just .there's trouble -loss of appetite?Inilsra
that pro j. .. , .
ll balance, le digestion, nervousness, despondency
Ittlo varlntloD headache . But such troubles fly beng
excoBs oi , fore j}r- King's New I.'fe Pills, the
at of ox > gen , ., . r. . it* * the iki*
i dioxide, ot.^s be^ Stonach and Liver
tpurlty In the remedy. So easy. 2.Sc at j Th
may cause a All druggists. j reliable
manner that ?tom
>8sible under 1 MHou
nB- (Jay I'lant for an Invalid. EH ra
From Kwfdcn cornea .mother real* El fl
Wrlt<TS. lbt Ic llitlo wooden riff air In tho shapo j*
i Utornry clr- 0f {l flowcr | , ,t. it has a high, arrived |SB
ntodated tho fretwork raised on two posts and J ^^B
vas only JO forming' a heavy Kill! above tlve jJSg
him undying plant, which Is set in: Ida, nil brlb BB
hon he wroto Hantly colored in tho gay mixtures
flrat tragedy familla rly seen on tho peasant's np- \ _____
was but 22. rou jt (jt..servo8 to he classed as a
n Wor'^ "shut In" hit, which, vlvil nuywhore, |
David is said would have a particularly brilliant ; J?ol<
rat realm at J effect again .t the whim bod back- I
y has It that grounds nnd bare spaces of the hos- \ any Ca
odos at tho pipai rcnt't j hie tha
dvcca'e now FOLEYlSHONIT^lCAR j Guntei
ranCC. Cures Colds; Prevents Pneumonia
VALUE I
is but frequently we chance to I
Shop here and see. I
| Good Ribbon I9c Yard I
We are offering a quantity of Moire and I
Plain Ribbon, 6 incSies wide, at only the yard I
Slop Jars 50c Each I
We place on sale today 60 Slop Jars, large I
size, with handle; these are regular $1.00 values I
but will be sold today and tomorrow for 50c. 8
3 Cakes Toilet Soap 10c I
This week we offer 100 boxes of good Toil- |
et Soap at ioc box. There are three cakes in a B
box. Sale takes place in drug sundries depart- I
ment. g
Dishes 7c Each |
This week we place on sale 100 Fancy Solid |
Dishes This is one of the best crockery val- 8
ues ever offered in Columbia. A dish 7c. i
Two School Tablets 5c I
Roys and girls, here is another opportunity. tj
We will sell you an ink and a pencil tablet, |
worth 10c for 5c. There are not many so ^
come enrlv
ibia, S. C. I
Hade 41 Bales of Cotton
With Only One Mule
Lead in our Farmers' Year Book or Almanac for
>io how a planter in Terrell County, Georgia,
A T KOIpC *
\,uuun wiin oniy one plow, a
jcord breaking yield, and he had a nine weeks'
rought?the worst in years. Ilis gross income was
1,098.47 for this crop. You can do it too
By Using
V ir ginia-Car olina
Fertilizers
^erally, combined with careful seed selection, thorough
dtivation, and a fair season. Ask your fertilizer dealer
r a copy of this free hook, or write U9 for one. Be
re you haul home only Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers
SALES OFFICES)
Richmond, Vt. Atlanta, Gi.
Mail uf ihil Coupon Norfolk, Va. Savannah, Ca.
Columbia, I. C.
iucinia Carolina Inimical Durham N C
rioae tend mc a copr of rour 1910 Win?ion-Salcm. N. C.
irmert^ Xcar Book free of coat. Charleston, S. C. 1('| (||j/j
Shoop's Health Coffee puref Nothing in the way of a cough is
iful toasted grains, malt I <luite so annoying as a tickling, teas
etc., are so cleverly blended as inff> wheezing,bronchial Cough. I he
e a wonderfully true coiffee quickest relief comer perhaps from
:olor and flavor. And besides a prescription known to druggists
h Coffee goes a third father e/ery where as Dr. Shoop's Cough
;ny other kind. You actual Remedy. And besides, it is so thor>0
full cups from a 25c. 11-2 oughly harmless that mothers give
1 package. And Health Coffee it with perfect safety even to the
ade in a minute." No 20 to 30 youngest babes. The tender leaves
es tedious boiling is at i ll ne- ofa simple mountain shrub, given to
y. And besides there is not a i Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy its reof
real coffee in it markable curative effect. A few
coiiee m in test will tell Sol(I b G .
Sold by Drehcr Bros. | Un|f, Store
>
Physicians Advise
of A goodlnxative, to keep the bowels open and prevent tlu* poisons of undigested
mi gettinginto your system.
e latest product of science Is VLLVO Laxative l.iver Syrup, purely vegetable, gentle,
and of a pleasant, aromatic taste. Volvo acts on the liver, as well as on the
1 and bowels, /nut i?i nf (h# ?r..
, ? i-.-w |nj?n'ic oincacy in constipation, Indigestion,
ess, sick headache, feverishncss, colic,flatulence, etc. Try VF 1
E i v |1 laxative
IlbU liver syrup
iy's Kidney Remedy will cure It |
se of Kidney or Bladder trou- | \/| * J n
it is not beyond the reach of II (ftMOUNCfD HtfN-OMf) I
ne. No medicine can do more Cures catarrh or money hack. Jckt
, .. ? hroathoitia. Oomploto outfit, Including
s Drug Store. iulialor|l. Extra bottloa 60a Druggi^ta.