Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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RECORD BREAKER September. Today we are expecting new additions, for nearly every department in our big store, such as Shoes, Clothing, Dress Goods, Capes, Jack ets, Blankets, Comforts or Quilts, and many other things that we haven’t space to mention. Children’s Shoes 1 Oc, 24c, 33c and up; La dies’Shoes from 49c up; Men’s Shoes from 59c up; Children’s Suits from 49c up to $3.48; Men’s Suits from $ 1.98 up to $ 12.50. Double width Wool Dress Goods 10c per yard; 40 yards of Calico for 89c, Outing 3c per yard; full yard wide Percale 5c per yard; Suspenders 4c per pair. TRY ME Shoe FOR Women IN ALL Leathers AND Styles We Are Tire Sole Agents For The '‘Try Me Shoe.” Try Me—Then you’ll always buy me. ^ J^Seek nofurther--For fp2,00 bettergcan’t be found. in Dress Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Gents’ Furnishings, . This week we will inaugurate a sale that will eclipse any former effort ever undertaken by us, and it will be to your interest to be on hand daily. Very special bargains in Men’s, Ladies and Children’s Underwear and Hos iery Red Flannel 10c per yard; White Flannel 1 Oc per yard, One Rusty I »e 11113.^. . 1 Fine Comb; 1 Coarse Comb; 2 Balls ewmg Thread; 1 Collar; 1 Key Chain; 1 Pair Good Shoe Strings; 1 Paper Pins; 1 Paper Needles; 1 Box Cobbler’s Shoe Nails; 1 Box Tacks; 1 Thimble; 1 Handkerchief; 1 Dozen afety Pins. Visit THE BATTERY, The Cheapest Store in the State J. C. RATLIFF, Proprietor For Sale ja^Advertlseroents under tbls head will oe inserted for one cent a word each inser tion. No ad inserted for less than ten cent* F Oi; SALK -Farm eontainillfllO SCCM OH Thickety £reek and one mile from Thiekety Station. Terns liberal. See \V. C. Hamrick. (»a ITney, S. O. Oct. Ifr-tf. A NICE lot for store and residence, west Gaffney on Mills Gap road. Write John P. Fowler Mauldin, 8.0. n :wi; 10-3,7,10 V ALL ABLE suburban property for sale— I will sell or rent my home place one mile from business part of town. Nice 10- room house with hot and cold water and all modern Improvemynts, with 100 acres of land inhijrh state of cultivation. W ill exchange for factory or bank stock. W'. O. Lipscomb i'-30-lm F OR SALK Lots convenient to schools. Apoly to Mrs. A. V. Montgomery. Sept. :ii-tf. F OR SALE—One hundred and six acres near Draytonville Mountain. Joe K. McArthur. tf. MR. HANFORD LAST NIGHT. WOMEN AND SOCIETY. For Rent. F OR RENT—One to .1. 11. Jones. Oct. :i, 7. l"-pd. 4 room cottage. Apply Wanted. W ANTED—Beef cattle, sheep, hoxs.chick- ens. e;r;rsand green hides. J, II. Lip scomb. at Kincken's old stand, J0-7-tf. W ANTED jhO head beef cattle nil sorts and sizes. Victor Cotton Oil Co. _ '>2; t f. W ANTED 10 good, sound straight chest nut •poles s inches top, 50 ft. long; 10 poles - Inches top, 40 ft. long; SO poles s inches top. 55 feet long. Will pay good prices for first-class poles. Gaff ney Telephone Co. W ANTED Beef cattle, sheep, hogs, green hides, chickens and eggs. The I’eo- plee Market. b-8-tf. W ANTED—Chickens, eg; hides. B. G. Clary. and green Aug. -J2, tf. W ANTED- An enterprising young can vasser; must he a hustler, not afraid to work: no drunkard wanted. Apply at this office. W ANTED—To make straight loans on city real estate. No commissions. Several thousand dollars to loan. Apri!)-tf J. C. Jefferies. Notice. N OTICE Mr. II. B. Mcltowell, Prop, of the Star Steam Laundry of Charlotte, N. C., will take charge of the Pearl Steam Laundry and will put in a lot of new machinery and make it an up-to-date Laundry, at alow etty cash price and strictly i i only. Trespass Notice. Ail persons are forbidden by law to tres pass on lands in my charge for any purpose whatever. H. E. Jefkkhiks. Oct. 10-Jt-pd. All jiersons are forbidden to trespass on the lands of Miss Susan Petty for any pur pose whatever under penalty of the law. W. A. Austell, Mgr. Oct. 3.10.17, 34. Notice. Owing to my late Illness I have been ad vised by my physician not to try to make the appointments for collecting taxes in the county, will be in my office. T. H. Littlejohn. Treas. Oct. 7,10.14. Notice. All notes and accounts due the old firm of Carroll. Carpenter A Humphries, not settled by the 15th of this month will be put out for collection. We hate to have to do this, but the business must be closed tip, and we have certainly waited long enough Cahkoll, Cakhentek & Hi:.Mi’it it Iks. Oct 10-It Notice. All parties are hereby notified to have all streams passing through their premises thoroughly cleaned of all obstructions. J. V. Whelchel. • County Supervisor. A Splendid Production of Shakespeare's “Faming of the Shrew.” The performance given last night by Mr. Charles B. Hanford and his excellent company was doubtless one of the very best theatrical produc tions that is likely to visit Gaffney this season. Mr. Hanford is a polished actor. Whether playing “Haversack” in the “Old Guard,” or “Petruchio” in the “Taming of the Shrew.” he was at perfect ease and displayed marked ability. Miss Drofnah is what might be termed “a top notcher ” Her rendi tion of Katherine was splendid, while her “Melaine,” in “The Old Guard,” was a clever piece of work. The selection of the supporting company shows that Mr. Hanford is a good judge of actors and actresses, as well as a good actor. The costum ing and staging were delightful and the audience departed with pleasant memories of Mr. Hanford and his company. MIhh Thurston Universally Praised. As an indication of the universal praise accorded Miss Adelaide Thurs ton, who is making a tremendous “hit” in at‘‘Cozy Corners,” see what is said of her in some of the northern cities where she appeared last week. The Bulletin (Norwich, Conn.) says: While “At Cozy Corners” has greot merit as a play, there is no doubt that great credit belongs to Miss Thurstou for its success. This charming young actress lends a pe culiarly fascinating atmosphere to any part she elects to play and her audiences quickly and uncondition ally capitulate to her irresistible charm. The company is far above the average good one. The Day (New London, Coon.) says : “At Cozy Corners” tells a pretty love story which draws strongly on the sympathy of the audience. Miss Thurston is always assurred a wel come in this city. * * * All the characters io the play are capably acted. Limestone Progr*-*H. Young ladies are still arriving and entering Limestone College and every available dormitory will soon be filled. The Winnie Davis Hail of History will soon be finished, then more space in the old building can be devoted to sleeping apartments and enable the college to accomodate its rapidly in creasing patronage. The college is in fine working shape; it is the pride of our people and the high grade work it is doing is attracting attention all over the Southern States, which is being evinced by the presence of students from them. Limestone College has the highest standard of education of any college in the State and wWl in the near fu ture be recognized as a fine finishing school for young ladies who have graduated at other colleges. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s sig nature is on each box. 2uc. IA11 communications to this column-should be addressed to P. O. Box 304.1 No skirt suits the stout figure more perfectly than the one cut in seven gort-s. The seams mean vertical lines that always tend to give a slen der effect, and the many gores allow of shaping snugly and smoothly over the hips without the use of darts. Very little trimming and simple out lines characterize the better class of fall gowns. The tailor still clings to the basque. A great dea 1 of blue is worn, but it is much brighter than navy and yet not too assertive. A yellowish ivory is newer than cream, and a wee touch of gold braid or a little tinsel worked into tbe lace or facings makes a charming relief and considerably smartens the toilet. The sensible woman will wear what suits her; she may be quite sure that she will look her best in it and the frock will be successful. MUx JarkHon Sal 1m for Europe. Leonora Jackson, tbe well-known violinist, sailed last week for Europe on the North German Lloyd liner “Grosser Kurfurst.” The young artist, since her return from abroad in 1902, has made two extensive tours of the United States, including the South and the Pacific Coast, and has won hosts of friends in all parts of the Union. Uninfluenced by the prominence she has already attained, both in the Old World and the New, she intends devoting now a year or more to special study with her for mer professors in Berlin, and wiil meanwhile discontinue concerting. Miss Jackson will remain abroad two or more years. Miss Jackson is pleasantly remembered many of the people of Gaffney who had the pleasure of hearing her at Limestone College last year. Ladies and Gentlemen: Mrs. McMurray, of Shelby, w the city this week shopping. as in Mrs. Edna Harris, who has been in Campobello ali summer, has returned home. Mrs. Ken McCravtr, of Boiling! Springs, is visiting in our town this week. SOMETHING DOING HERE AT ALL TIMES. W e n e v e r know an idle moment, o n r methods preclude the possibility of business stagnation. SUNDAY HOURS Miss Dodie Suttle, of Shelby, was; the guest this week of Mrs. Stead _ Lipscomb. 9 to II A, M. 3 to 5 P.M. Mrs. Evie Harris, from down the 1 Prescription Filling and country, is visiting city. friends in the Mrs. George Blanton and daughter, who have been visiting her father. Mr. A. N. Wood, have returned to Shelby. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Miss Abernathy, of Rock Hill, has accepted the position of stenographer for Mr. J. C. Jefferies. She is at the home of Mrs. Dr. Brown. AiuerW-H'H fninuuM lirautleM. Look with horror on Skin Eruptions, Blotches, Sores, Pimples. They don’t have them, nor will anv one, who uses • Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. It glorifies the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish before it. It cures sore lips, chapped hands, chilblains. Infallible for Piles. Only 25c at Cherokee Drug store. PARKER’S ' HAIR BALSAM uid Wutlfle* the heir. _ _ lotef • luxuriant growth, never Fall* to Beet ore Grey Bair to ite Youthful Color. Curea Kelp iffM-nM-a A hair tailing. Ac,and gl.KI at Dnmleti Cleenwf Promote* One Minnie Cough Cure For Cough*, Colds and Croup* Notice to Bridge Builders. I will Ire at the Owens Ford In Oowdysvlllc Township Friday, Oct. 24th at 13 o’clock to let the contract to repair the Owens Ford bridge the lowest responsible bidder. Tbe rltfbt reserved to reject any or all bids. J. V. Whelchel, OountylHu per visor. Oct. 10,17, 31. Medicine Dispensation only. Remember our “Free Clock Proposition’’just to show you how we appreciate your patron age. S. B. CRAWLEY & CO. 813 LIMESTONE ST. Prescriptions properly filled and promptly delivered. One Minute Cough Cure For Cough*, Colds and Cvh jp. On Friday evening at 6 o’clock my store will close and open Saturday evening at 6 o’clock I regret very much to close my business on that day, but as it is a Jewish holiday I must keep it. Hoping to see you all at my store Monday morning,. Yours very respectfnlly, The Pullet Clothing and Stog Store. BANKRUPT SALE. By order of the United States court, I will offer at retail the entire stock of China, Crockery and Glass ware of the W. HARRY DODENHOFF BANKRUPT STOCK Sewing machines at less than cost. Ladies call and get what you want. Mr. A. B. Gaines has charge of the goods in the Rear of Cherokee Drug Company. Final Discharge. Notice Is hereby idven that I will apply to ' Hon. 1. E. Webster. I’robate Judfre for Cher okee County. H. C., at his office at the court house, on .Saturday Nov. 1st, next, 11)03, for a final settlement and discharge as admlnis trator of ,the estate of Mary (called Folly) Crocker, deceased. All persons holding claims against said es tate will present them on or before said date or forever be barred. Wm. A. Ckockeh. | (Administrator of Estate Mary (called Polly) Crocker, deceased. Pub. In Ledger Oct. 10,17. 34. 31. 1WK. Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys and bladder right. J. C. OTTS, Trustee, 1 O-l O-Fri. & Tues. Commercial Printing Of every description executed with neatness and dispatch at The Ledger office, Gaffney, S. C. New Type, New Presses, the finest quality of Ink and Paper, and Compe tent Workmen. Send us your orders. Why You ►rices When our store is piled and packed from floor to ceiling with fresh Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes that are compelled to go at the pn< we have made on them. We know that nothing else will move them, so we considered a quick sale and small profit. It will be better for us than to do as manypther stores, put on a large profit which is compelled to make slow sales, and at last the results wil be, that we would have a large stock of goods on hand which would be hard to move at any price we could make on them. We fully realize that our customers want fashion and style as well as goods and prices. So our idea for the next 90 days is quick sales and small P r O{its» the only way to move the tremendous stock of goods which we have on hand. We haven’t room to give prices, but come to THE DIXIE for your Dry Goods Clothing and Shoes, for you may rest assured that the prices will be right. THE DIXIE. DRY GOODS. CLOTHING AND SHOES. Soo Lyime»tonc Street. 3rdl Door ITrom JPoetoffIce. Charlie H. Hall, Mgr.