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■Sw mb?- .•wa Jm f '•[ /- s •v r «jV ——ga^gg? * *' r *^'^l"' ^ r JVOI5C TllCI^O^O^ afeti !*.»!«^jei»iPjj<^^ gM-**" 1 'a wi¥w w»«Owgi^«fc ^X'O "W^N^--’! F'J*.- t- .j£4 >« Kf? ■' VVKJr' ' ~ ^ -. . HaWjjtoafc' < »■}* aPfej®. I'^JJstr A.tA r-*r *T**T ♦SfSW® i - • !, i " "TKTraEr s ^ ■> ‘i J >*zr i, ^ ^■rSr-- jSX*' ./^rv- .: r 2S"> 1 -n /* *v - -<- I '9f? rax -.#;,< v -.'r,4 f. -w rv'fc’WV? - * • * * " s* 4 ; - They haven’t time to write an ad now, but will tell you some “good news” later on. 4$^ r 4fti . IES IN BULK! SOME FRESH ARRIVALS: f)p]e, White Rose, Violet, Lozcll’s Comimria and Sweet >m Pink at 50c oiince. Try them. .: / TOILET SOAPS. WtSave sold more soaps in the past year than in any two years : e. The reasoiMyas : Splendid brands at extra low prices, esh line in/thisjweek direct from the factory* The odors Holet, Hyacinth, Crushed Roses, Crushed‘Lilacs, Royal nia, Sovan Glendore, Iipperial Carnation Pinks, Sevan nne, Alexandrine, VerbaYias, Royal Iris, Cassandre ; 10c a ke:or ioc a box; assorted Urands'il yon like are put up in ndaome boxes; we^it^veLdendid soap at 5c cake or JOc box. eso soaps aie equal and quality of perfume to many those sold at higher pficei GIFTS FdR SMOKERS. The man who likes tp smose likes to have his liking pampered, and ifevera-man thinks real good things about his friends ‘ ami <Ki .tjs when lie le| ttink upward froi Pj|ef a rem or back and watches the dreamy s. of bur best 5c.cigars. He never fof his pet folly. AT PIEDMONT SPRINGS. Yoiiiik People I' rom (iMfTney mih! Itlacki- i>urt; Knjoy an Otitiuif. A gay party of Blacksburg’s amuse ment lovers, with two young, repre- stfhtatives of Gaffney’s social cle ment, went out -«io the Piedmont Springs near Blacksburg, last week for few days outing. Tents and camp ing utensils were taken along and a jolly time was had by one and ajl. Most of the girls seemed parti] to the “beauty restoring” quad of t.'ie spring’s crystal waters/- ! much to the delight of th6 some of them actually impri looks. While there, a Gyji! her appearance, and thou; the crowd were pleased fortune, there was one tions. The crowd left day morning about-8 rived safely about most of them ai time fighting Hurry Byars am per, of Gaffne; of Yorkville, The famous DELIGHTFUL “AT HOME.” Ur. kikI Mrs. Fort Toiuler :« Krceptlon to Numerous Youn,' Friends. At their hospitable and charming home on last Monday evening, Dr. and Mrs. Fort entertained their ! many young friends. The affair was complimentary to their charming little visitor, Miss Mary Smith, of Chester. The beau- 1 parlors were decorated with rns and cut flowers, and [oft lights, were a scene of itness. -cf r the 'annie and Mabel 'ith their usual grace, lies were served in goes without saying, was complete. Fort are ideal enter- !d»y evening was no |t will long be romem- charming function, costumes were worn iving: Mrs. Smith. :k liberty silk, dia- try Smith, of Ches- ■enadine over taffeta; silk organdy; Miss ilard with white Iss Mabel Fort, blue taffeta. A Mid-Summer CLEARANCE SALE OF MAMMOTH MAGNITUDE Sale cs. Calicoes _ price 50 and 75 cents* Its. Percals—the 1 (T centf [its under this head will )Jcent a word each 1 riser* less than teu cents Jill cot- lloil fex- ahd [>4/ this there is [ired you. Frank |> arc :m |ud issue Pres. [ROLL & carpent; * • ACTS ARE STOBBORN THINlit —— T 7 and it is an indisputable fact that tjo “Cir vmmow ( Haymaker-’ Mowkr ia“equalled by f* and o'yccII,,! T T >y none J here are many strong polls i„ j ts /av01 . H i- i . a r °" of "'.[neb 1 herewith submit: fe sliort conn’ mg link instead of long Petman, as on ollm/machines it," adaptability to all.^inds of land, the cutter-bar inning at’anv angle or pcrpenfrnlar without stopping mad,in/r throwingom tr'Jgmt 1)0ints ' v,,ich 1 " m ^ you wm STEEL HAY RAKE! there |winl i .WhenA is to be inaugurated today and an investigation will prove to you that as a money saving institution we are without a rival in this section. Thp 1 InprpQqp in sales during the past six months indicates to our entire satisfaction that the majority of the people in town and county know where to find true values. During the month we are going to offer our entire stock at greatly re duced prices. We are offering no old, shop-worn stuff, but bright, fresh, new goods, every dollar’s worth having come in since January. We can but call attention to but a few items, but you come in and let us show you through. We have lots of them too, in fact too many. If care to look cool and feel cool join our straw Hats formerly 50c now 25c, hats £0 now 50c. We have them as low O August is the Month that Outing Suits are in general demand.. We have the swellest line in the city. / Crash Suits, $1.50 to $2.00 Flannel Suits, regular price $ 7.50, now Flannel Suits, “ “ 10.00, now Flannel Suits, Serge Coats, iac Coats, (( u 13.00, now and striped, regularly sold at 1 5 and 20 ‘ JO cents. Regular 8 1 -3 cents Ging- and I qplored Lawns, closing mts. Foulards Areals—the :ind,