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Picture- Taking Time 3 r { $ l i 1 4 I I Springtime is j^icture- taking time. It is the time when nature is at her best. If you have never taken pic tures/ you should be gin right now. Don’t let another season pass without the en- joymet that a good camera aft'ords. We handle the Eastman Kodaks the most highly per fect cameras upon the market. Come in and let us explain them to you and quote you some prices. • In photo supplies we ha ve everything that you will ever need. ’ Is Economy an Object to You? Economy, at the expense of quality, is extravagance. The “ Howard” is a piano of quali ty, but economy in its con struction is practiced by elimi nating costly ornamentation. It is modest, but refined; plain, but solid and reliable. Fully warranted by us. Cash or Payments D. H Baldwin, Cincinnati, O., Represented By W. L. Johnson, Qpffney, S. C PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Cherokee Orug # i Prescription Druggists. Armour Smoke Dried Chip Beef BY THE POUND AT Fincken’s New Store A FRESH SHIPMENT EVERY WEEK J. F. Fincken Two Doors from Postoffice FOR SALE. FOR SALE—15ft InishHs Hnwkin ’ improved cotton seed lor sale; an early cotton, small seed; L’^i pound* make one pound fine lint: 5ft rents per bushel. Communicate with Wm. Jefferies. References: Sheriff Thom as and J. C. Lipscomb. 4-18-3t. FOR SALE—Fine milk cow with young calf. L. W. McGuinn. _ 4-18-tf. FOR SALE—A $35 refrigerator at $15; capacity IftO pounds ice; in A1 condition. Apply at this office. 4-lS-tf FOR SALE—Ten shares Limestone Mill stock. Address Box 274, Gaff ney, S. C. 4-11, 14, 18, 21. pd HO! for a great bargain in a house and two-acre lot at Limestone Springs. A four-room house with basement and large cellar only ($700.00) seven hun dred dollars—worth $1,000. Apply to \V. R. Lipscomb. 4-7-tf WANTED. WANTED—Ten experienced dry goods salesmen from twenty-one to twenty-five years of age. Single men preferred. Apply with references to J. B. White & Co., Augusta, Ga. _4-18; lt . WANTED—At once, two or three first-class painters; will pay good 4-18-tf. WANTED—One hundred head of cattle to pasture at 50c each; also the service of two thoroughbred Jersey bulls to let at 50c each. Apply to W. C. Lipscomb, Gaffney, R. F. D. No, 4, 4-7-tf. WANTED—One hundred cords wood. Will measure on wagon. Vic tor Cotton Oil Co. 8-28-tf. Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Gaffney and children, Mrs. Sam Hopper, Jr., and Miss Annie Johnson left. Monday for Piedmont Springs, where they go to spend a week or ten days. The Misses Belle and Mattie Allen and Miss Nelson, of Spartanburg, vis ited friends in Gaffney Sunday. Tom Clarkson, formerly of Gaffney, hut uow r of Lamar, is in the city. Junius Parrott, who has been visit ing his mother at. Darlington for sev eral days, returned home Sunday. J. W. Nance, of Union, was in the city Sunday. J. J. Quinn of the Grassy Pond sec tion. spent Sunday in the city. Miss Louise Gilmer, of Greenville, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. A. M. Gilmer, of this city. C. A. Mullineau and little daughter, Ophelia, of Grover, were in the city yesterday. Rochelle Rogers and Albert Harris, of Spartanburg, spent Sunday in the city. James Wells and Miss Emma Kir by, Ira Handcock and Miss Dolly Wells, and several other couples, whose names we have not learned, at tended services at Goucher church Sunday. Frank Ogburn, of Clemson College, spent Saturday night and Sunday *n the city. George Blanton, cashier of the First National Bank of Shelby, spent Sun day with his wife who has been visit ing her father, A. N. Wood. Mrs. W. L. Lipscomb, of White- stone, is visiting Mr. R. O. Ballenger's j family. J. W. Abbott, of the Abbott Bros, es- i tablishment, has gone to Greenrs on ( business. J A. Willis, Esq., went to Barnwell last week on business. Drs. J. T. Darwin, C. A. Jefferies and B. L. Allen returned from Green ville Friday, where they had been to attend the State Medical Association. F. B. Gaffney, manager of one of the “Company” stores at Henrietta Mills, was In the city Friday. , K. V Treseot. Esq., of Blacksburg, t \\ ;e in the city for a short while yes- terda y. L Baker came home from Piedmont Springs Friday afternoon and returned Monday morning to look after the ^ work be has In charge there. R. II McCraw, of Maud, was among the callers at The Ledger office Sat- I urday. He renewed. Arthur Hughes, a popular young man of Fountain Inn. Greenville coun ty. came over Friday to attend the re- , ceptlon of the junior class at Limo- ; stone c’i(ib'ge. Dr. S. M Gunter spent Sunday in Spartanburg. Stanley Mason, a prominent young j business man of Richmond. Va.. spent i Sunday ml V’ 1 1 with Mrs. Ala I son at hf an i Mrs. VV. T. Thomp son’s, on Victoria avenue. County Superintendent of Educa tion J. i.. Walker, of Snnnyside, was | in his office at the court house Satur day. J. G. Killian, of Cherokee Falls, spent Sunday in the city. E. K. Belue, of Blacksburg, was iri the city yesterday. Rev. A. D. Davidson spent a short I while in the city yesterday. R. G. Plonk, of Cherokee Falls, was I a visitor in the city Sunday. Clarence Sullivan, of Anderson, Is in the city for a few days, the guest of Sam L. Fort. Miss Nell Sarratt, of Charlotte, who has been spending a few days in the city with relatives, returned to her home Saturday. Dr. R. F. McKown, of Cherokee Falls, was in the city Friday on Vis w.ay home from a meeting of the State Medical Association in Green ville. The Busy Store There Is Always Something Doing At THE BATTERY More New Goods to arrive to day in Millinery, Dry Goods, Shirt Waist and Shirt Waist suitirtgs at 10c, 15c and 20c yard. Another lot of the Brown Linen to go at 10c to^arrive A beautiful line of Silks, Organdies and Lawns in all the best shades and colors for,. Easter already to show. Sp>eoieil Ben-geiins In Slippers and Oxfords for Men. Women and Children just m ; bought at a big discount and will go at wholesale prices V'ei—y' Special Bargains in Parasols and Umbrellas, 39c, 49c, 63c, 75c, 98c, $1.23 up to $2.00. Something coming in almost every day. So keep in touch with The Battery all 4.. the time or you may miss seme real bargains. Just as good Goods at The Battery as there are at any place—just a little cheaper in price, that’s all. UNDER BUY AND UNDER SELL IS OUR MOTTO, AND YOUR B MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. THE BATTERY Cheapest in The State | W, C, CARPENTER W. C, CARPENTER ; W, 0, CARPENTER yl i Ho! For Easter! LOST. LOST—A silver belt pin with M. H. engraved on it. Finder will please return to this office and get reward. FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Nice 5-room cottage corner Montgomery and Petty streets. Convenient to schools and business part of town. Apply to P. V. Gaff my. 4-14 tf. A 4-ROOM COTTAGE to rent, ad dress J. B. Jones, Gaffney, S. C., R. P. D. No. 8. Mch. 28, 31, Ap. 4, 7-pd SUITES OF ROOMS to lot in the Star Theatre. A. N. Wood. 3-22-tf FOR RENT—Storeroom in W. Sam Lipscomb building. Apply to E. F. Lipscomb. 3-3-tf. FOR RENT—The John White house Apply to W. H. Smith 12-16-tf. 4 Ikl* * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ .M ^ A ^—it—li— A ^ ^ A. .M -A- % A*-A- A — ■ n» . '♦1 VI V rv v V V V W w rv V V V v * V v V V V V v V V V w Id Union Central Life Ins. Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio. 1 $ v ¥ i Pays Annual Dividends To Policy Holders Lowest Premiums Biggest Dividends The Fairest Policies Vj CHAS. P. LI60N, District Mgr., Gaffney, S* C * $ : : u I £ a. A Negro Shot. Sunday night at the home of “little" .Tiles Lipscomb, a colored man. living about four miles out from the city, i one Pete Manning, a negro, shot an- j other negro by the name of Joe Petty. , The ball entered the shoulder and passed under the collar bone, but Dr. | Nesbitt, who treated the wound, says j that be has been unable to locate it j exactly. He said that it is one of ! those cases which cannot be decided ! upon at first, but will have to wait | new developments before a statement can be made as to whether or not the wound is a serious one. The facts of the shooting, as near as have been ascertained, are j that Pete Manning and Joe Potty, upon their return from church Sun day night, stopped at. Lipscomb’s. They were rich in this world’s goods from the fact that they had imbibed' too freely. In other words, they were under the influence of whiskey. Pete challenged Joe for a game of craps but Joe refused to engage in the play. Pete said he would use his gun as a means of persuasion if the challenge was not accepted. Joe pos-j itively refused to play and the threat j was carried out with the foregoing result. Sheriff Thomas went to ar- i rest the miscreant, but Pete made | good his escape. Only four days. Get a move on ! We have made stupendous purchases in order to get prices down for Easter. We have spent months in preparation for the day, and every de partment offers values of most unusual interest. There will be tremendous selling here for the next eight days. Sue - 1 values as these assure that beyond a doubt every lady will want her Easter hat whether she wears it or not, so we have plenty of help to get them ready for that d^y. New things come in daily. 36 inch guaranteed Taf feta Silk, extra heavy, stiff, rustling kind, - - 89c- 36 inch Habutai Silk, for making Waists, Shirt Waist Suits, - - 50c. !, Crepe de Chine in all i the wonted shades at 75c. I 4 6 inch Mohairs i n brown, blue and t black, best Reception at Limestone. A reception was given at Limestone College Friday night by the Junior class. A nice supper was spread and after those present had feasted upon it, other refreshments were served. The dessert consisted of ice cream and cake. The dining room was beau tifully decorated with dogwood blos soms, and the brilliant lights added | to the beauty of the rooms. Quite a large crowd of Gaffney! boys went down, and also a number of Wofford College boys were pres ent. The occasion was a very pleas ant one and all took their departure i with the kindest feeling and the most ■ heartfelt gratitude to the Junior class of Limestone College for being so 1 thoughtful and kind as to tender such j a lovely reception and for making the evening so enjoyable in every re spect. * Pin Check Silks for Shirt , Waist Suits, 27 inches, the ! ft dollar kind at - - 75c. Changeable Silks in new shades, special value, 75c. values, - - - 50c. 44 inch Panama Cloth, blue and brown. Special lit “ • - - •- -98c. 42 inch Aeolian, in black, the $1.50 kind, at • . CO © © • Be»t 36 inch Linen Suit- ing ever offered over any counter at yard, - 25c. New Corsets. P. it N. All Linen Shirt Waists with the new sleeves. Good values, • $1.50 and $2.00. The newest styles in Gir dles, some with hose sup porters, - 25c to $1.50. White Habutai Silk Waists, box plaits and tucks, latest style, - $2.50. , Skirts, Mohair and other light wool fabrics in blue, black and brown, box plaits and trimmed in buttons, $2.00 to $6.00 Beautiful French Or^an- dies, large flowered and scroll effects, - . 15 C< Enthusiasm Is the life of trade. The progressive advertiser thinks; not- of what he did yesterday, but i what he is going to do tomorrow. If it is a stylish Suit you are looking for, it is here in Fech- himer Fishel Company. Just the correct styles and shapes in Longley Hats. Our Gent’s Furnishings department is com plete for your Easter toggery. W. C. CARPENTER Grmri Department. PPeae 206. Dry Souls Department, PPene 3. ■ 915,917, 919 GRENARD STREET. , CURES WHERE All ELSE FAILS. [ Eieeit t'ouKh Syrup. Tastes Uotsl. Vs In tlma. Sold by druggists. CONSUMPTION ^