The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, June 05, 1906, Image 3
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THE
National Bank of Gaffney
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Has a Larger Surplus and Profits than All
Other Banks in Cherokee County Combined
Capital $50,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits 41,000
If you are a conservative ^business man,
farmer, mechanic, mill man or day laborer
you desire to place your money in^the saf
est possible place, and the safest place is
where the facilities for handlingVyour
money are the greatest. ' Money deposit
ed with us is as safe as it is possible] for
human ingenuity to devise. We want
more business, we want ^your busines.
run
Banki'of Gaffney
Oaffney, O.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
A. B. Chase, of the banking: Arm
of Chase & Weeks, of Providence, R.
I., spent Sunday in the city -with R.
L. Parish.
George B. Scruggs, an industrious
farmer of upper Cherokee, was a city
visitor Saturday. He paid The Led
ger a visit whilfi in the city.
Misfl Grace Wills returned to her
home in Greenville yesterday after
noon, after a visit to Miss Marie Tur
ner. Miss Willis formerly resided in
Gaffney and is very popular here.
Jones J. Darby returnefl yesterday
from Rock Hill, where he attended
Winthrop commencement.
Miss Mabel Gaines, of Ycf-kville, Is
the guest of Miss Pablita Gorham,
H. M. Johnson has returned from
a business trip tn Lancaster.
A. B. Gaines, of Yorkviile, was a
business visitor to the city Friday.
Guy Bonner and Leo Little spent
Friday in Greenville.
Miss Ethyleen Wilkins left for
Spartanburg {Jhnday where stao will
spend several weeks visiting friends,
during which time she wdll also visit
Haygood. Miss Wilkins will be ac
companied by Misses Amelia Beck
er and Corry Scruggs to Haygood.
Mrs. E. G. Ross left Saturday
morning for Greensboro, N. C., where
she goes to spend a month with her
sister, Mrs. C. L. Graver.
C. C. Robbins left yesterday for a
visit to Spartanburg.
' Tiie Leiirer, $1,00 a tear
Mr. Finley is Satisfied.
House of Representatives*
Washington, D. C.. Jun% 2, ’OG.
Editor The Ledger,
Gaffney. S. C.
Dear Sir:—In the last issue of your
paper, received today by me, I find
an article from one of jjour corres
pondents undertaking to show why
Senator Tillman should not be re
turned to tho senate, and suggesting
my name. I regret the publication
of the article. I am entirely satisfied
with my present position; the work
is agreeable. I have reached a ’ o-
sition in thp mather of «ommittee as
signment where I am able to do ef
ficient work for *he -eople I repre
sent. I regret the publication of the
article for the reason that I know that
Senator Tillman has made the State
of South Carolina a faithful and effi
cient representative in the senate.
During the present session he has
had charge of thp railway rate bill,
and in this difficult and arduous work
he has acquitted himself with signal
ability. In a material way he has
secured more for the Sttae of South
Carolina in appropriation than has
been secured by any one. The peo
ple of the Stata have a right to be
satisfied with the high position he
has attained in the United States sen
ate, and I have no doubt that he will
succeed himself without opposition.
I am a candidate for re-election to
the house of representatives, and
have not at any time had a thought
of being a candidate for the senate.
Yours truly,
D. E. Finley.
—A Truss that does not fit is no
good. We guarantee to fit Trusses
properly. Gaffney Drug Co.
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Answer to Mr. MiMtr.
Editor Ledger;—Kindly allow me
space in your paper to answer the ar
ticle which appeared in your paper
of May 25th, written by C. G. Miller,
of Boston, Mass.
I thought I would have nothing to
say at all through the papers, but I
feel it my duty to answer all such
misrepresentations as Mr. Miller
has written, or anyone else niav walte.
To show the people that Mr. Miller
knows nothing of what he is talking
about when he says George Hasty in
sulted a man’s wife about a week
previous to the tragedy, I, as one of
the proin-ietors and manager of the
hotel, know that no ladv was insulted
there at all and, besides that. George
had been out of town fqr two or three
weeks and had onTv returned to Gaff
ney two or three days before the trag
edy. But Mr. Miller, like some others,
h/is just written something that he
knows nothing about.
I will closp by tbankinp- Mr. Stegall
and Mr. Knight for the kind interest
they have taken ki my brother’s be
half.
A 'W
Gaffney, S. C., June 4, 1906.
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While price is a great consideration, we al
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TWO DAYS JUNE SALE
ON ALL OUR SUMMER GOODS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
8th &
One-fourth off on Ladies’ and Children’s Low Cut Shoes, which means money saved
to you.
10 pieces Bleaching, while it lasts for this sale, going at 3|c the yard.
6 pieces Bleaching, Androscoggin—you know what it is—only 12 yards to one per
son, going at 7ic the yard.
5 pieces 36-inch good Cambric, good value at 16c the yard, cut price for this sale*
9c the yard.
8 pieces Checked Nainsook, 10c quality, cut price 8c the yard.
8 pieces Checked Nainsook, 8£c quahty, 6£c the yard.
10 pieces White Mercerized Waist Goods, good value at 20c, cut price 12£c the yard.
10 pieces Figured Mercerized White Goods, good yalue at 40c, cut price 24£c the yard.
In Figured Lawns for Summer frocks, we can save you money. Just think, our 10c
quality going at 6c the yard. All beautiful designs and good color. 15c quality going at
10c the yard. All the way through this special department we can save you 26 per cent.
Now when it comes to Wash Silks—a d you certainly will need this fabric for the
hot summer days—in Chinas, 27-inch goods going for this sale for 33£c the yard.
1 piece Peau de Soie, 36-inch, good value at $1.50, sale price 87£c the yard.
1 piece 36-inch Taffeta, good value at $1.25 sale price 87£c the yard.
LACE CURTAINS
The $1.00 kind $ 74
The 1.25 kind 98
The 2.00 kind 1.54
The 2.25 kind 1.86
The 3.00 kind 2.49
The 5.00 kind 3.99
COUNTERPANES
The $1.26 kind $ 74
The 1.50 kind 1.15
The 2.25 kind 1.69
The 2.50 kind 1.89
The 3.00 kind 2.39
About 5,000 yards good White Linen, suitable for dresses, strong and lurable, 16c
quality, our cut price. 10c the yard wnile it lasts.
Our store is headquarters for Embroideries and Laces, where quality and prices reign
supreme. A new lot just received.
MLemember' the I>ate—riday and Saturday, June 8th and 9th
GAFFNEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY