The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, October 18, 1904, Image 4
Commencing Monday, Coi. 24 II
6:30 A. M.
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The first $10.00 customer
gets a fine pair of
$2.50 SHOE
OCT. 24 TO OCT. 29
Six long days in which you can get genuine bargains
that you will remember for ages to come.
Closing Saiuiuiy, Cot. 23
11:45 P. M.
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The first $10.00 Customer
gets a fine pair of
Dress Goods
Large line of Brilliantines, all colors
*o select from, worth 60c yard, Dixie
3uick Step Price 35c
flannelettes, worth 12J/2C yard, Dixie
'3uick Step Price 7'/2C
“ricot Flannels, everybody sells for
^5c yard, Dixie Quick Step Price..21c
Calico at Quick Step Price 4c
Yard wide Sheeting, Dixie Quick Step
°rice 4c
Outing at Dixie Quick Step Price..4c
Drilling at Dixie Quick Step Price.6c
“xtra Good Percals, yd. wide, Dixie
Quick Step Price
10 doz. Ladies’ Ribbed Underwear,
vorth 35c each, go in this sale at, per
oalr 49c
Heavy. Riverside Plaids, Dixie Quick
Step Price 4c
Seat Cheviot, worth Be, Dixie Quick
Step Price 5c
Sea Island from 5 to 10 yds., per yard,
Dixie Quick Step Price 2 ,/ 2 c
Bleaciiins:
Hosiery
?c Bleaching,
P» 0
Dixie
Quick
Step
. . ,6c
10c B'r ching,
Dixie
Quick
Step
Price
7'/pc
6c 81? = :i’ rg.
Dixie
Quick
S* ' u
Price
The bes;! F
hing made, worth 1?c
yard, C . C 1
ck Step
Price. . .
.. ,8c
Slioes! Shoes!
800 pair Ladies’ Shoes, worth $1.25,
Dixie Quick Step Price 85c
This lot cf especially for this sale.
Men's $ j Sicts, Dixie Quick Step
: Ptice $1.18
Men’s $2.C0 S -“s at Dixie Quick
Step Price $145
Men's Shoes at Dixie Quick Stea
Price $1.95
Men’s $3^0 at Dixie Quick
Step Price $2.45
I h ’ • oe line of Men’s, Ladies’
and Shoes and have no
space to mention price.
The largest line of Hosiery ever
brought ‘.3 Gaffney, all guaranteed to
be woi 1 iCc per pai\ Dixie Quick
Step P 4 pairs for 25c
Skins and Jackets
A very large variety of Ladies’ Tailor-
made Si s and Jackets to fit all,
from the aigr t 1c smallest, from
98c up to $3.50.
Men’s $4.00 Suits, Dixie Quick Step
Price $2.50
A large variety of Boys’ Suits that I
| am making the same cut prices as in
the Men’s Suits.
Millinery
Clothing:
My stock of Clothing is so large
you can’t judge much from this adver
tisement. .You will have to come and
let us show it to you. .We will give
you a few of our prices.
Men’s $15 Suits, Merchants’ Tailor-
made, any size, Dixie Quick Step
Price 11.25
Men’s $12.00 Suits, Dixie Quick Step
Price $8.75
Men's $7.00 Suits, Dixie Quick Step
Price $4.75
Men s $5.00 Suits, Dixie Quick Step
Pi ice $3.75
I have a large line of up-to-date Mil
linery that will go cheap at this sale.
It will pay you to come and look at it)
before buying, as I can save you mo
ney on everything you buy.
Men’s Furnishings
75 doz. Men’s Heavy Fleeced Under
wear, real value 50c each, Dixie Quick
Step Price, per Pair 75c
We have a very large line of Hats for
stylish men, the $2 kind, to go at the
Dixie Quick Step Price of $1.45
The $1.50 kind to go at the Dixie
Quick Step Price 95c
The $1.25 Railroad Hat to go at Dixie
Quick Step Price 85c
The $1.00 kind from ocean to ocean
to go at Dixie Quick Step Price..75c
The 75c kind to go at Dixie Quick
Step Price 45c
Blankets
We bought 500 pairs of Blankets,
knowing that we were going to have
an unusually cold winter, and to sup
ply every family in Cherokee County
will let them go in this sale. .Will
not say anything about the prices, for
they are away down, down below
New York prices.
Overalls, the regular 50c .kind, all
sizes, to go at Dixie Quick Step
Price 39c
Handkerchiefs
The Best Linen Handkerchiefs to go,
the 5c kind, at Dixie Quick Step
Price 3 for 10c
Ladies’ size to go at Dixie Quick Step
Price, 5 for 5c
100 gross best Pearl Buttons to go at
Dixie Quick Step Price, two doz for.5c
Spool Cotton Thread, Clark’s, the 5c
kind, to go at the Dixie Quick Step
Price, 3 spools for 10c
Large stock Shoe Polish, for ladies
and gentlemen, the 10c kind, to go at
the Dixie Quick Step Price per
box 7c
4,000 yards Ribbon, worth from 15c to
25c per yard, Dixie Quick Step Price,
Half Price.
35 dozen Fascinators, sold everywhere
for 25c, Dixie Quick Step Price... 19c
Also a large variety of Ladies’ Nice
Shawls.
100 dozen Men’s Sunday Shirts, sell
for 50c everywhere, but owing to the
fact that I bought these Shirts cheap
I will sell them for 24c
500 Overcoats. .You will need one
and we want to sell it to you. Price,
Cheap.
800 Youth's and Children’s Suits are
now on our counters waiting for you
and ready for you to look at whether
you buy or net. The prices are tempt
ing; bring the boys on the 24th to
29th.
Don’t forget that the first man or
woman that trades $10 00 with me on
the morning of the 24th, the first day
of this sale, will get free a $2.50 pair
of Shoes. You can see these Shoes
in my show window. Come early and
get the $2.50 Shoes Tor nothing, be
sides the Quick Step Prices I am
giving you. Don’t forget the dates,
24th, 25th, 26th, 27th, .Tth and 29th,
six long days. ...
THE DIXIE CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE.
A Good
Investment
Now, while money is
plentiful and you are look
ing out for good invest
ments, we desire to call
your attention to
Colgate's
Turkish Bath
50°
invested in a dozen cakes
J of this excellent toilet soap
will pay a good dividend.
It is positively the best
6c soap on the market.
It is delicately perfumed.
It lathers freely. It is hard
enough not to soften and
J waste easily.
THE
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Prescription Druggists
Look for the Horseshoe Sign.
.STAR THEATRE.
30th SEMI-ANNUAL TOUR
THE OFTEN IMITATED BUT NEVER
EQUALLED
LYMAN H. HOWE
WILL PRESENT
America’s
Greatest
Exhibition of
Lyman H. Howe's New Pictures.
Novelties come and go with every sea
son; many disappear in a literal sense;
those that lack something of art and
originality, or daintiness, hence are fail
ures. A few are“hits,” so to say. They
come in the field to stay. This applies
especially to Mr. Howe’s moving pictures,
which will be presented in the Star Thea
tre on Tuesday, October 25th, under the
auspices of the Limestone Guards. They
are the ideal of perfection sought for in
entertainment. If you have found the
statements of others at variance with the
facts, do not consign Mr. Howe’s an
nouncements to the limbo of doubt. He
has a scrupulous regard for truth, and
the advertisements and display announce
ments do not do full justice to the excel
lence of his entertainment.
A*. * '• *
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The Great Life Boat herles.
The Rtisso-.lap War Scenes.
The St. Louis Exposition.
The Thrilling Fire Scenes.
The Trip Through Italy.
And 30 Other Great Scenes.
PRICES 25. 35 AND 50.
Diagram of reserved seats at Ledger office'
Exti* Term As. e<l For.
The court of general sessions adjourned
Saturday after a two weeks’ term.
The last case heard was Gaffney vs.
Jefferies, for the recovery of land, which
began Friday and continued through Sat
urday. The result was a verdict for the
defendant.
Governor Heyward has been petitioned
by the Cherokee bar for an extra term cf
court for Cherokee, to begin Monday.
Nov. S4th, and continue for three weeks,
with Senator 1 lay or Hon. Jas. P. Carey
as presiding judge.
This extra term is asked for the pur
pose of disposing of the large amount of
business which was continued from the
recent term.
NELSON
The Star Clothier
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
READ THIS GROUP OF
Great Comparison Sale Bargains for Saturday
Hundreds of people are watching each of my advertisements. They have
learned by actual comparison of my selling prices with those of other stores that
it is an indisputable fact that I am offering better merchandise at smaller prices
than any other Gaffney store. This is emphasized again in to-day’s advertise
ment and I desire everybody to understand that none can undersell The Star
Clothier.
Ladies’ Argo Shoe, solid leather, very Krtfheavy Fleeced Underwear going
strong; value $1.25; per pair next Saturday for
98c 45c
i
Frosty
MORNINGS
-AND
V
>T<
EVENINGS
mean chapped hands ami lips.
Vaseiint) Cainpiiur iue
is a sure cure for all such,
sell it.
We
WANTED!
All youi doll 1‘ti that wed brlKhUuilnx up,
1 >*lnu: tin ru to uh. Wi* will nriki- ihetu look
•■ah ami uitw.
All work done by i-xpert tailor*.
See us and Join our prossltiK club.
mm* # JOWS, Tailors.
Over W. r !'• -r, i !, office.
Fbout- »Xo. 4a.
S.B. CRAWLEY
&C0.
Drugs, Perfumes, Stationery
Prescriptions properly filled
and promptly delivered.
IV
Williams. Hall. Jk. James a. Willis
HALL & WILLIS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
HTAK THEATHE BLDQ.
C» A *-'- F'TsJ H- Y , *#. c:.
Notary Public In office. Prompt attention
liven to all bukluess.
Mayor’s Court.
Mayor Gaffney had quite a crowd of
law-breakers in his court yesterday
morning, but there was no charge
against any of them more serious than
“drunk and disorderly”.
The first case called was a plain drunk,
and a fine of $1.50 or three day was im
posed.
Kd Parker and Dock Petty, two colored
youngsters, were next on roll for disor
derly conduct. They were found guilty
and fined $1.50 each or three days on the
gang. Parker paid.
Armstrong Petty, M. B. Dawkins,
Russell Petty and another small boy were
arraigned for shining shoes without hav
ing paid a license. The case against
Armstrong Petty was dismissed, and the
others were fined one dollar each or the
alternative of two days on the street force.
Joe Gaffney, colored, was next on
docket for a plain drunk He got f.i .50
or three days.
Two more drunks followed in quick
succession, one receiving aAne of fi.50
or three days, and the other a Ipue dol-
j lar. The latter paid his coin.
The next case was a white man, cliarg
ed with being drunk and disorderly and
disturbing religious services at the tent,
i He was “given” five dollars or ten days
on the gang.
Jones Littlejohn, colored, was fined
one dollar or two days for riding a bicy
cle on the street after dark without a
I light.
The last on the long list was a case
against a colored 1>oy for jiettit larceny.
1 The case was finally dismissed.
PISO’S CURE FOR
„ . C'. KIS WHtkC All tltt f All*.
• t Heiit''‘"iifu Syrup. J'miti-" li'xni. Lae
l>1 in Unis. Hold by druvulit*.
w CONSUMPTION
Men’s Satin Calf Shoes, elsewhere $1.25 Men’s “Em-Eff” Pants can’t he beat in
per pair; our price styl? and make; $2.50 value for
98c $2.24
Ladies’ Skirts, best line of bargain Ladies’seamless fas, black Cotton Hose;
Skirts in Gaffney, heavy 15c quality; per pair
58c up
Ladies’ Wool Jackets, in two colors, red
and white; regular value $2.25;
these Jackets are selling fast;
get one before they are gone.
Only $1.78
JET* T": TSS
9c
Ladies’ and Children’s Fascinators 24c
Ladies’ Large Shawls for -44c
All kinds of Solid Leather Children’s
Shoes at lower prices than ever.
The Kantiy Kitchen
Keeps in the lead with a fine assort- \
meat of Domestic an Imported Can-
dies—fresh every day.
California Fruit’s. ^
A nice line of v\pples, Oranges and
Bananas - ill rij e, sound and sweet,
Come to headquarters for your bruits ..
and Candies. Cheaper than any-
body. j *
S. R. Sober, Prop,
for J
Up-to-Date Job Print- ^
in«, call at the Jf
LEDGER Office.
Gaffney, S. C.
WHY KEEP HONEY
around your house when TEe Gaffney Sav
ings Bank pays Four Per Cent, interest on
all deposits from One Dollar up. Office in
EafiPE!
THE NATIONAL BANK OF GAFFNEY 1
OPEN TILL 5 P. M. EVERY DAY i
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