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ICooi> "Voiur I^vo On -% / % A— rjj -< ■ .A. V A »3^ : i e There is always something doing here, but from now on until Christmas there will be still more going on than usual. Visit The Battery when you will and you will see more custom ers than you will see in a half dozen other stores. We are often asked why this is so. The answer is simply this: First, Because we are the cheapest. Second, Because we run no skin game, and have butone price to all. And third, Your money back when you are not satisfied. These are some of the reasons why our store is full of customers while others are empty. Hardly a day passes but what we receive new additions to our already large stock. An elegant line of Christmas goods to ar rive in a few|days and then the selling will com mence in earnest. Special bargains in Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Gents’ Furnishings are always to be found at The Battery. Another case of the heavy Delgado Outing just received. Men’s Pants from 25 cts a pair up. Sus penders, 5c a pair and up. Outing, ts per yard, worth 5 cts. Men’s Suits from $2D3 up. 2 spools Clark’s thread for 5 cts, and many other special bargains all over the houe too numerous to mention. Hundreds of valuable articles go fir one rusty penny. Visit The Battery before you part witl your CASH. TTlie Clieiiiiest Store in CTlie I^almetto Stole. The Battery O. Ratli IT, F*rop WOMEN AND SOCIETY. This is the Season For Coughs and Colds. Don’t let a Cough linger along, it is dangerous ; cure it up as quickly as possible. Don’t think that you will wear it out, it may wear you out. No man or woman is so strong and rugged that he or she can alt’ord to let it win its course. There is too much risk. We want to recommend to you Laxative Cold Tablets. This is a tablet that we have made under our own name, and can earnestly recommend to you in all ordinary cases of Coughs and Colds. It is a safe remedy and we guarantee it to please you. Try it and if not satisfactory your money is wait ing for you. O * Cherkee Drug Co. ' *y-+-*~-+~-+~syZ+’*Z+Z\+Z+l+L*’+Z+l+Z*Z*Z+’+Z*Z*'.*Z+Z*’*Z*Z*Z*Z+Z+Z+’+Z*.+Z+Z+Z+Z+Z*Z+Z*Z*’+l*’*: a To Buy Xmas Goods and at 907 and 909 Grenard St. is the place to get what you need. What we offer is not little trifles of no service, but something good and serviceable and which anyone would appreciate: Pictures, Rocking Chairs, China Closets, Book Cases, Chiffoniers, Dining Tables, Center Tables, Toilet Sets, Dinner Sets, China, Cake Plates, Solid Dishes, Silver Spoons, Knives, Carving Sets, Fancy Lamps, Rugs, Art Squares. Beside these we have a beautiful line of Glass ware and many other things which would make a good sensible present. Give us a call before buying. Work hard, little girls, for the stove, the time will soon be out. ACME FURNITURE CO. 1 tv y v ►v V V v V * V v V v V V v V V} v V V V v V V V V V All communications to this column should be addressed to i*. O. Box 1511.) The beautiful and beloved custom of decorating the borne during the Merry Cbiristmas holidays is a very old on° and takes us far back into the misty Hg”8 of antiquity to a period long antedating the birth of Christ, and to races who not even knew the true God or expected the coming Messiah, and the near approach of this grand and holy anniversary brings a busy time to those who are able to construct dainty gifts for their friends, as did the wise men* to the meek and lowly Jesus. We make daiuty gifts for our friends thereby enhancing their value over articles ready-made. An acceptable gift for man is a silk Knitted tie. A housewife’s work bag for mending is usually a most acceptable gift to mothers with an army of stocking’s to mend each week. It may be made of figured cretone. First cur three pieces of cardboard for the cen ter piece cut the material to cover these, and a straight strip for the sides gather the long edges of the s r p, a f ier heming each end, and se cure them to the outer pieces for the centers. Make a needle book, of colored flannel and secure it on the srJe. Sew brass rings along the up per edge through which run draw strings of strong ribbon or cord. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Miss Inez Sarra’t is back home . a f ter a month’s stay in Union. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Miss Lois Steel who has been visit- GOOD WALKERS. Women who wear perfect fitting, comfortable shoes walk better—lave a more graceful carriage—than those who do not. JihMocrs 'for ing Mrs. J. II Bell, has j her home in Yorkville. returned to Miss Addie McArthur returned home Saturday from a most pleasant visit to Charleston. ♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ Miss Fannie Montgomery spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Musical AuuouureiucDts. The last rehersal of the Limestone Choral Society before the holiday’s, will be held next Tuesday evening at the college. Every person who wishes to join the society and to participate in the May Festival is expected to be present and to pay all fees. The following program will be ren dered to-night in the college audito rium by Prof. Maxim and Miss Steedly: PROGRAM Impromptu on a Motive from Schumann's ''Manfred," A major, Opp. 06... Keineckc Ballad with Variations, F major, Opp. 51 Grieg Andante and Scherzettlno, 1) major, Opp. 59 Chaminade Variations on a Theme by Bethoven. E flat major, Opp. 35 Salnt-Saeus Variations on a Theme by Beethoven, E flat major, Opp. 35 Salnt Saens The Limestone Musical Club will meet next Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price 25 cents. allows perfect freedom to every vein, joint and muscle; the best fitting and the most comfortable shoes ever made. They iit like gloves; snugly but without pressure. They are comfortable from the moment of trying on and we can fit any type of foot--thick, thin, long, short high or low instep. All Styles for All Occasions. house, Dress, Street, Outing. ALL STYLES TO SELECT FROM $3.00 These are not all, but all kinds of Shoes are to be found at * T. Q. ITcCRAW & SON THE RED. WHITE AND BLUE STORE. We take pleasure in calling your attention to the Closing Out Sale once more as it is getting so near Xmas. You cannot delay your buying of Clothing, Shoes and Hats much longer, and if you want to save money on your purchases call at the Red, White and Blue Store and we will sell you goods so cheap that you will think you have got them for almost nothing. Such sacrifices as we make have never been heard of in the city of Gaffney or 50 miles around. You only have to walk a few steps further to get here and you save money, as money is what you work for. So come and get your pay for coming to THE RED. WHITE AND BLUE STORE. Next to Carroll & Carpenter's. CLOSING OUT SAL In view of an early change in our business we will at once begin to close out our entire stock of Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Notions, Etc., at a great sacrifice. Many of the articles will ac tually go at and below cost. Come early and secure advantage in choice and selection. T. R r T olleson Oo