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The wideawake and up-to-date purchasing pub
lic always keep an eye on THE BATTERY, for they
r e learned that it pays to do so, as new and good
[S are constantly arriving. So hurry up and
join the crowds that daily visit THE BATTERY.
Umbrellas 39c. Pants from 43c up. Calico 2>£c
per yard. Pure Linen collars 5c each. Plaids 23^c
per yard. Counterpanes 49c and up.
Big Bargains in Shoes and Clothing.
1^0R. OIVE IMCrVIVV ;
1 quire good note paper, 1 package envelopes,
2 balls sewing thread, 2 penholders, 13 slate pen-
I ITT l I i V and
cils, 1 dozen safety pins, 1 card hooks and eyes,
lady s handkerchief, 1 pocket mirror, 1 paper dress
pins, 2 spools thread, 1 fine comb, 1 coarse comb,
2 memorandum books, 2 papers of tacks. ^
Numerous other things which we haven’t space
to mention.
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MID-AUGUST
WOMEN AND SOCIETY.
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The few remaining days of
August we will sel> our stock of
clothing at prices to make the
careful buyer a nice little sav
ing.
May be you don’t want to
buy clothes in August, but it is
money in your pocket to take
advantage of these prices.
This sacrifice lot contains
some of our handsomest and
best patterns, all fresh, new
stock, but we need room for
Fall and Winter goods and have
slaughtered prices to suit you.
Notice these prices, and
when you see the goods you will wonder that
such good clothing can be bought for so little
money.
We have a swell line of Imported Cassi-
meres that were $ 15.00, we now offer them
.00.
Our &00 unfinished worsted is a beauty.
You can buy a suit now for $ 12.60.
We have a few more pretty patterns in our
$ LO.OO line which we offer for $8.40.
Jgj- A few suits left in our special $8.00 line
will go at $6.50.
We have a few more handsome patterns
at $6.00; these we will sell at $4.98.
_ Any pair of $5.00 pants in the house for
$3.85.
The" , „ Store.
"We 'W'tuit Your
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IMffieult IProscriptlon®
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iTALE.
.YMne
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This is our SPECIALTY.
You get the best doctor you
know of when sickness
comes.
Your choice of a druggist
is just as important.
We use only the best and
purest drugs.
Prescriptions brought to us are always com
pounded with absolute accuracy by experienced
pharmacists. We have everything requisite in a
first-class drug trade.
CHEROKEE DRUG CO.
t,TACV ' l O. Wakih.aw, Vice-lVoAUlent.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF GAFFNEY.
CMI’ITAI., sou,out),
Ml liri.ftt AND 1'KOKITH, - 10,000.
Hlute. eounl.v uml Oily IJcpoMitory.
ioIIcIUhJ from Fiirrners, MercliaoU, Muuufaclurorti und otht
iwl to cuatomer, that Uielr biulueM uud ruapunalblllty wlf
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Kvory accom-
irarraut.
Cu sliler.
(All communifations t<» tills column sliould
bi' addressed to I’. O. Ho* 1X1.)
That color of a woman’s dress can
make her look larger or smaller is a
fact that many professional dress
makers never take into consideration.
Dressed in black and dark hues,
stout women look smaller, both in
the house and when out walking.
The optical ellect of white and
light colors is to enlarge all objects,
and make the stout woman almost
mountainous in her appearance.
All light colored materials should
be avoided for the waist. During the
awkward age of girls, between the
ages of twelve and fourteen dark blue
or plain red cashmere or serge is
found to be productive of the best
results.
In choosing colors for dresses of
course Ine complexion must be taken
ir. to account.
♦
Mrs. Dell is visiting her son, Capt.
J. D. Bell.
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Miss Massey, of Chester, is the
guest of Miss Fannie Fort.
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Mrs. W. H. Hodges and children
have returned from Campobello.
Miss Myrtle Gaffney, left last week
for Monroe, and other points.
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The Misses Clarkson, of Charlotte,
are the guest of Mrs. W. H. Smith.
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Dr. J. F. Garrett, Misses Lula and
Freeman Garrett, have gone on a
visit to King's Mountain.
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Mrs. W. Id. Smith, who has been
visiting in Anderson, returned home
Monday.
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Mrs. R. E McCraw, and little
daughter Maud, have gone to Boiling
Springs for a few days.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Miss Rebecca Scott, who is teaching
school at State Line, spent a few
day’s at homo this week.
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Mrs. George Blanton will- bo with
her sister, Mrs. T B. Butler, on
Victoria avenue this week.
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Ouite a delightful dance was ten^
dered the visiting young ladies Mon
day night, despite the enclement
weather, all had an enjoyable time.
Mr. Hud Mia. O. K. Colic t-lntertitlii.
The Misses Anspach, of I'niladel*
phia, the charming guests of the
Misses Hopper, were the honors at
a dance given at the Commercial
Hotel on Thursday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. (). R. Coile. Cards was the
diversion in the early evening and
dancing followed, being indulged in
until a late hour. The atfair was one
of the most delightful of the several
enjoyable parties which have been
given for the Misses Anspach, than
whom no more popular young ladies
have over visited GuiTuey. Mr. and
Mrs. Coil’s guest list included :
Messrs. C. I’ridmore, Tank Mc
Arthur, Wofford Humphries, Claude
Ross, Lewis Smith, Anthony hlurratt,
Ch&s. Lipscomb, Sam Fort, Henry
1'hiilips. Bob Monroe, John Elliott,
Brooks Simpson, Maynard Smyth, of
Gaffney, and Cbas A. Petty, of
Orangeburg. Misses Eva Ross, Lil
lian Hopper, Francis Fort. Caroline
Anspach, Mlttie Hopper, Edith Fort,
Anna Anspach, Ethel Ross, Eflie
Hopper, of Gaffney, and Mary Smith,
of Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd L.
Hames, Mrs. Smith, of Chester, and
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Coil.
DchIIi of m Worthy Yoiiiie Mini.
Mr. Will A- Turner, died at the
home of his father, Mr. Barrett Tur
ner, in Cleveland county, North C^ro.-
lina, on the 2Kth inst., iu his 22ud
year, of typhoid fever.
Mr. Turner has for the last year
been employed in the Cherokee Foun
dry and Machine Shops of this city,
where he hud been dilllgont in his
work. He was a young man of fine
promise, attentive to his duties, of
excellent moral character and his
general deportment was such as en
deared him to aii with whom lie came
in contact in our city, whoso sympa
thy goes out to his bereaved jlaronls.
His remains were buried yesterday
at Zoar church near Shelby, In the
presence of many sorrowing relatives
and friends.
Slop* tti« Couicli huiI WurltN Off lli* Cold
Laxative Dromo quinine Tablets
cure a cold to oue day, No Cure,
No Fay. Price 20 oeuts.
Dt-itlli of :t I i him I Wointln.
Mrs. Ambrose Phillips, one of our
most worthy and highly respected
women, died at the residence of her
father, Mr. Lewis Humphries, a few
miles north of the city, on the 27th
inst., in her 21th year. Mrs. Phillips’
allliction was dropsy and she had
been a long sulferer.
Mrs. Phillips leaves her devoted
husband, three children and many
fond relatives and friends who mourn
because she is not. She was a mem
ber of Providence Baptist church, and
was comforted by her faith. Her
remains were buried at Providence
on the 28ih inst., surrounded by a
large concourse of sorrowing relatives
and friends.
The funeral services were conducted
in an appropriate and impressive
manner by Rev. A C. Cree.
The pall bearers were Arthur
Peeler, Ed. McArthur, Robt. Swaf
ford, Henry Phillips, Laurens Wood
and Boyd Sarratt.
Velvet It.huh.
Quite a number of Cherokee
j farmers are experimenting with the
velvet bean this year. It is generally
believed that the bean will not ma
ture here, but if the vine is as good
for fertilizing and food as they are
represented to be, farmers can oiford
to buy the seed. We know of one
patch where the vines are waist high
all over the ground,
OeruiHn Clult Dive a Dance.
A most delightful German was
given on last Monday evening by tha
Young Mens’ German Club, in honor
of Miss Massey, of Tirzah, and Miss
ArJrey, of Fort Mill, who are the
charming visitors of the Misses Fort.
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This signature is on every box of tho genuine
Laxative Broino’Quininc Tablets
the remedy that cur<>N u cold In one day
iPIUM
C0CA1IHE*hdWHISKV
HitbitH Oiinwl nt Liy Sitiintor
film, In SO day-. H'lmln-ls
of refuroncaa. Z6 yoitni n FT-v-fully, llookou
Home Treutmunt Hoi.t KKKK. A'Mr.vM
B. M. WOOLLEY. M. D.. Atl.int;.. Ca.
For Sale ___
PV'AUvi-rtlKerniMits under tld.s bead will
be Insortcd for one cenI a word e.-ieb Inser
tion. Iln -id laterted fur less I loin ten cents
F <»lf MALH Oil s.-i h-sd.i y in Si-|i|rii,lM r w ill
sell several nice resHlener lo|s. Terms
to suit purchasers. Mrs. A. V. Mnutgotm-vy
K-SI ■ :i -
F oil SM K Two nice building lots on Kiist
Frederick street. Terms reasonable.
It. A. Joncs.
Apply to
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For Rent.
F oi; WCNT Tliudwelling on Frederick st.
now occupied by .(. I,. McWhirtor; jmis-
sesslon given September 1st. It. A. .Ionks.
H-lti-lf
F Olt UL.MT Six room hnuse’on Frederick
street <':ifit,u.|. X. Lipscomb or write
to.!. I’. White. Yorkvlile, s. ('). s-ti
Money Loaned.
L OANS ou Improved farms for a term of
years at seven per uiiiit. Interest. No
commissions. For Information apply to J. 0,
Je(Tories. Atty at Law.
13-IS to (Jet. 18, liiul
Money to Loan
on City and Farm Prop
erty and Mill Stock.
J AM ICS A. WII^IvIS,
Attorney.
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Converse College.
An endowed college for women.
jiu iIdings and property fijo.ttn).
Thirty Oollogo and University trained
teachers.
Four hundred and Iwenty-seven sin-
dents from twenty States.
Standards (if scholarship eouni to the
lie.t colleges for men. A. 11. and
A. M. courses.
Modem buildings Fine umtolninienls
in Library, Lalnrato-ies,
Gymnasium, Society Halls.
Conservatory of Music. Campus .Y>
acres.
Inttuences religious and rclhdiig.
Limited unrulier of McholursliIpN.
Next session la-glns Heplemls-r :.’illi
MUf.
Write for catalogue Li
BENJAMIN WILSON, Pres.,
S- 'S ln» Spartanburg, S. (I
If you wrrI a good smoke try
one of the following brands:
Saborosa Sporting Club
Roigs Grand Republic
Southern Beaut) Baber Bucker
Leader “f, M “B"
Matcblen Santiago Croois
Any of the ulxivo FIVK ('RNT8 eauhi
HIX for TWENTY-FI VK UKNTH, at
Peeler & lemeionil.
OUR AUGUST
SEWSATIOHAL
GROW IN INTEREST DAY BY DAY.
SPECIALS TO BE
SNAPPED UP OF
SEASONABLE STUFFS.
All of our 15 and 20<\ white
muslin, barred and striped,
to be closed out at
' 8 and 1 Oc.
All of our K:jc. (liimhanis to
All of our 50c. and 75c. Fou
lards to he closed out at.
5
20 and 50c.
Pieces fancy phjue, in
stripes and cheeks. Re
duced from
1 8 to 1 I c.
be closed out at.
All of our 10c. percales to ho
closed out at
7c.
7 1 -2c.
All of our 5, 7-j and |0c. Col
ored Lawns to he closed
out at
SL 5, and 7c.
5
Pieces striped and check-
lawns, line sheer, re
duced from
3
3
Mr‘Ccs Lono, striped
inal Drier
orig-
1 8c. now 1 Oo
20 to 1 Oc.
Pieces All Linen Crash re
duced from
121
to 8
How Are You Fixed On Shoes?
We have a lot of broken sizes of the celebrated
Utz & Dunn’s shoes, 3 1 -2 to 5’s. It is not necessary to
say more—simply the name “Utz & Dunn” is a sufficient
guarantee of the .quality of the material, wear and gen
eral excellence. Best Vici Kid, dress shoe, reduced from
$2.25 to $ 1.50.
20 pairs black and tan oxfords, coin toe, sizes 4’s %(.o
8’s, reduced from $ 1.00 to 50c.
47 pairs blacks and tan oxfords, new shapes, sizes
3’s to 8’s, reduced from $2.25 to $ 1.50.
YOXT JVC<JTTJVIIVTl±;i>
with the quality of the clothing we carry ? The style, quality and superior work
manship of the clothing found on our counters is unquestionable.
All clothing in stock reduced 1-3.
CRASH SUITS $1.50 to $2.00.
SERGE COATS $2 00
ALPACA COATS '.95
All Wool Flannel Suits, all sizes, round cut—in green and blue
stripes. Reduced from $7.50 to $5.00.
6 Flannel Suits, 34s to 38s, half lined, all wool, military coats, blue
stripes. Reduced from $13.50 to $8.50. These 6 suits are thor
oughly up-to-date in every respect.
CARROLL & CARPENTER.
RuHilIng and I'luxterlng Lime,
Coal, ami I'laxler Hair,
Flatter Faria.
Kmriulalu Uoiuerit,
Fortlaiul OeiuooL,
Dynamite,
lilastlug Fowricr, Fuse
ami Hynamllu Cups, call on
Limestone Springs Lime Works
CARROLL & CO., Lessees.
Telephone &7. .
(Etna Life Insurance Company,
OF
IIAI*'rKOI*l>, OOINN.,
Is the Largest Company in the World Writing
Life, Accident and Health Insurance.
In cane of Accident or Sickness please notify
jorvicw J. IJJVRHY,
Gnffnev, O.
Ninety Per Cent.
of all I'hronu* lu-adai'hrN am dun lo
eye Hti-alu. Go lo Dr. Gi-lnilli at I bo
('liorokiHi Hrug < 'o'*, and have the de
fect In vision correcied and tbus be
Quickly mid Permanently Cured.
Glasses lilted wllb M'lonGhe ancu,ai.y
and all diseases of Die Lye, Fur, Nose
and Throat treated accord lug lo the
latest and most approved 1 itish.
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a large stock of Ranges and “Leader Stoves.”
They will save you Wood and Time in cooking,
and we will save you Money on them and any
thing you need in Furniture, Mattresses, Springs,
Trunks, Rugs, Etc.
SHUFORD & LEMASTER,
Furniture, Stoves and Coffins.