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i Leather Post Cards. E I I I V n i? I FOR SALE. GAFFNEY PLAYS SHUT OUT FOR SALE—Two Rood milk cows Defeats Blacksburg 9 to 0—Only One at T. M. Littlejohn’s. Aug. 10 It. I visitor Reached Third Base. Oaffnev and BlacksburR met Tnes- dny afternoon at Jefferies Park In a spirited, although rather one sided FOR RENT—Two store moms o- j KH-ne. Gaffney presented a line up badly shaken and the team was ;ener'lly regarded as a crippled ag- _| gregation Only two Gaffney players w*“re In their regular positions, viz: wanteu. ; Hamrick behind the bat and Hell in left fieH. Such as out fielders in the WANTED—Southern mineral lands. j n fl 0 | ( j an ,j ji rfst |, a FOR RENT. Robinson street. VVebst & Jefferies March 6 tf. i l | Enliven the spirits f on a hot day. Cobalt, maganese. gold, graphite talc copper, soapstone, kaolin. Devenny Highly Wall Street. New York. WANTED-- 200 corcis of good pine word. GLOBE MFC. CO. o’ll posed t iffney's fas giiue, He LOST LOST. iiacK ear ■no Some of the strong- fj est suggestions pos sible are conveyed by the Picture Leath er Post Card. We have a selection to suit every one. jr H. H. Clary and r< or (1 SCI semen playing ine up. (’. Rob in! sacker. pitoh- . tin* inyincible t i f tin? ga ne. i 1 fasti t men in ■ s oauery. hop tr ued about the game. Rlaeks- ts off the decep- ii:s, pushing only I base. The iiat- ' 1 ff 111 ‘ V < . j i .. 1 Mild !1 at sluut for Ity innings was u :: i) (i u i :t—9 0 t) 0 e i) it ()—i) was as follows: An Enjoyable Afternoon. Miss Nannie Hancock, on? of our aopuiar young ladies entertained a se lect number of her friends last Sun- lav afternoon from G until 8 o'clock. These present were: Mr. and Mrs J. '. Hancock. Rev. Mr. Powell Mr. Grover Siittols and Miss Lillie llyirs. Mr. Pobt. Patrick and Miss lector Harvey, Mr. Charlie Huohanan and Miss IJj'ssie Steadman. Mr Oliver Rvars and Miss Mary Hancock. Mr. Dext r Ballenger and Miss Nannie 11 mcock. At 7 o’clock rofrosments were served. All went to their ho’ne^ pleased with the nice time thev spent w itdi their young fri ml. IK? ^ 1A PAY DAY SUGGESTION. ft, a •M ♦ ! A Slendid Showin o. (\' r A np r FOUND. over* 1 to. t ===== i i Cherokee I Drug j Company 1 i 1 I 8 I I 1 « FOUND—A pair of ladh shivs leit in dressing room of onera '•misc. which the owner can have by paying for this ad. Fire Insurance! \V <• represent sf»iii(* of Uir ;:nd tfjt<st su • *si 1 nt i;ti <*oim jnnirs find would Uko to write your huMio *■. 0-14-tf. Smith & Lips comb, Agent . COTTON. I will contract to pay 10 cents for a limited amount of cotto- to tie deliv ered during the early fall months. VV. C. Hamrick. Treas. Limestone Mills MONEY TO LOAN. A.B R H. K. 1 Q Campbell, If > 1 1 S 11 i 1. < ‘ f LI) 1 1 11 1 ' c* 1 • . . . 1 1 0 Robbins, C. p : > 3 2 o 1 1 «) o Liuseo-nb, lb ■. i i i lb 11. It J 0 - 0 I BLACK SHI RG. 2 : k : i A 1 > I i if. E. Sheror, <• i ti i 0 HI iloek. i fM pt i i b ; o i 0 IMi\ in* p l 0 0 0 W ard. -L. . . l <1 0 2 D'Dip-ey, .'ll).. 1 0 0 o Maxwell. ,ss 0 1 ! o 1) 0 1 'hiHips. rf. . * <) 0 0 Gaffney, 11 ■ ) 0 1 o •i ! 0 *) *■> o Summary.—Strueb out bv Robbi: ns. 8; R.,iie o. Bases on balls by ; Khv ne by Robbins 1. Hits off off Robbins Rhy ne 13, In Self Defense Ms'"'* Hamm, editor am] m ana; ger of the Constitutionalist. Emim ?nc 1 . Ky.. when he was fiercely attai :ke<J . fc. >ur attention to the half pag mint of the Oaffnev Savings Bank be found in this i sac. The show unde i 1 v this institution is a s’lbm, m" ’A <• are always gratified to n Hie inereas ■ P' business of anv aey concern, especlallv our fianks, they .are umUmiitediy Hie Im in crea.se of h e liundred per cent tlire years is certainly an acini .'•mt t.i ’ nroua of. Presbyterian Church Notes. i u re will be no preaching at P ‘ b.vterian chureii Snnd'y. the L on account of the installation servi at Old Fields church at that ti I ■ t. astor g" r -s to fulfill If you put aside a part of your wages each pay day, you are paving the way to independence. We charge you nothing for keeping your savings, infact, we pay you to save by crediting your at four times a year with interest, dollar will start an a r count with us, pose you begin now? X Vi 0 : !i £ ♦ 1 • * >11 n l ()ne 11 t ' ix [W i**1 M •ft -M Merchants and Planters Bank a im’ C. M. Smo 11. Pn-t A. N. Woiiu, V-Prest. I.ipse • < ♦ : * <| A woman worries until she w i inkles, t mm w u ric hocausc has them. If she tak s Hollif Rocky .Mountain 'l o- : lie wmild neit!!<.*r. Bright, smilin* face foi its use. .'!'i cents, 'lea or Ta! Oaffnev Drug Co. 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ► •44444' » * m » J m.] I u Vi' I am prepared to negotiate loan* o> improved farm* for a term of year* n amount* of $1,000 and upward, at * er cent, and from $300 to $1,000 a 1 1 par cent. Apply to | wars a go, by Piles, bought a box of | Bucklen s Arnica Salve, of which he says: “It cured me in ten dayg and j no trouble since.” Quickest healer of ! Burns. Sores. Cuts and Wounds. 25c J. C. JEFFERIES, Gaffney, 8. C NOTICE OF BARBECUE Notice is hereby given that I will erve a barbecue at Ezell on Tuesday, 1th inst. County candidates will | speak this day at this place and every' body Is invited to attend. Zeno Blackwell. it Cherokee Drug Co.,’s drug store. C’flES WHIKI All LIS FAILS. | Best CoukIi Syrup. 'J astes Good. Use la time. Sold by ilruKtflnts. Scrag gly j Do you like it? Then why be contented with it? Have to be? Oh, no! Just put on Ayer’s Hair Vigor and have long, thick hair; soft, even hair. But first of all, stop your hair from coming out. Save what you have. Ayer’s Hair Vigor will not disappoint you. It feeds the hair-bulbs; makes weak hair strong. The best kind of a testimonial — “ Sold for over sixty years.’* A Hade by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of f SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. CHHRRV PECTORAL. i/ers Highest Qeal'ly! - Lowest Prices! •— - - ' yM Where 1 he Two Extreme?. Meet 4 afl/i ! , h k l It is seldom true that the W best quality of footwear can ^ bf bought at the lowest p i- ces. But in order to make ? room for our immense fall stock we are offering such &i '•ell known lines as Ziegler ^)y Brothers, Lewis A. !? Oossett, Walk-0\er, ^ and others at the low- (; ijS est possible prices. No competent judge will say that thtfse line are not of the best, or that our i prices are not of the lowest. Give us a call. nu I The Humphries ShoeCompany 117 U The Exclusive S^oe D> alers. O' XO l A MUSHROOM OROWXH A SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE IN BUSINESS oiv ritic ornha.tvi> i i The figures below, taken from our books, are the best illustration we can give of the confidence the people place in our institu tion. We conceived the idea of a Savings Bank for Gaffney in 1902, and in February, 1903 the business was inaugurated. The detailed statement of the deposits shows the wisdom of the idea. August 1st, 1903 ... $19,047.89 Ausust 1st, 1904 $38,081.38 August 1st, 19D5 - - $66,227.60 August 1st, 1906 - - - - $102,494.61 It will be observed that each succeeding year shows the deposits to be almost double what they were the previous year, until now the deposits are five times greater than they were at the beginning. We are not graspiog, but we want more business} we want your business. We believe in the progressive idea of doing things. You can find no better way of taking care of your money than by intrusting it to our oare, for we are not only prepared to take care of it for you and pro tect you from fire, flood and thieves, but we make it to your interest by paying you a compounded interest quarterly. The careful and safe business methods observed by us are not alone for our benefit but for yours as well. Why place money in insecure places about the house where burglars and fire and flood are liable to destroy and where it has no earning capacity, when it could just as well be placed in a safe and sane institution wliere it would be earning something every day? The old methods are obsolete. Let us serve you. Our inter-periods are April 1st, July 1st, October 1st and January 1st of each year. THE GAFFNEY SAVINGS BANK D. C. ROSS, President. J. A. CARROLL, Vice-President. MAYNARD SMYTH, Cashier. J. Q. Little, DIRE CTORS. J. A. Carroll, J. N. Lipscomb, B. L. Hames, Dr. C. A. Jefferies, W. C. Carpenter, D. C. Ross. OFFICE IN THE NATIONAL BANK OF GAFFNEY, GAFFNEY, SOUTH CAROLINA