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m Money Under Lock and Key •tb'MDe or in the office may aaem to be in • safe place, but it ia not. It ialiiable to be'des troyed by fire or taken bj thieves. Wl»en depositrd aiib tb nr :■ 1 National Bank of Gaffney it ia absolutely safe, as it is INSURED and kept in a MiM>.<rd-K *< man Fly Patent Mob and Burglar Proof Safe, ami it is where it can be used by the owner at an) time or anywhere. Deposit.your one with us. National Bank of Gaffney, Gaffney, S. C. D. C. ROSS, Prest. J. A. CARROLL, Vioe-Preat. MAYNARD SMYTH, Cashier. C. W. NAMES, Ass t. Cashier. & . W. W w — W W •> 9 9 9 »•••••••*»• * aTaTaTa * ••mm •••••• • • * * • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • BVs3oSr>x n io>3r>3e>t3 are invitpd to deposit savings with us. < into the hahit of put ting your money he*e as a safe pla« e, and do it as soon as ton get it. Dividends that o* INTEREST paid b\ s u ih n a few account so big you’ll hanllv kif" 't fortourself. W- pat F< >U K i»ei cent .NTEKK^I • ALL deposits compounded FOUR tiimsa tear. The Gaffney Savings Bank, Gaffney, S. C. Office In The National Bank of Gaffney. f ^ \ • DEATH OF MR. JAMES P. SMITH. A Bright Young Man Goe s to His Final Reward. Mr. James P Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Smith, of this county, died at the home of Mrs. E. T. Wll kins In this city where he boarded. Wednesday mornln* at 3 a. m.. after a brief Illness. Mr. Smith was but twenty six years of age. He was a handsome, manly young gentleman, loved by all who knew him Intimately and respected by all who knew him casually. Mr. Smith's parents live In the northwest section of the county. For five years Mr. Smith had made Gaffney hla home. He came hen to work for W. O Lipscomb A Bros., t nd when Mr. W. O. Lipscomb disposed of his interest he went with the new firm of Lipscomb. Goudelock & Co. About two years ago he took a busi- *» course and has since been the bookkeeper ior that firm He was thoroughly competent and his pleasing address and unassuming manner made him lots of friends For some time Mr. Smith had been suffering with Appendicitis and the 1 malady became so acute that It was determined that the only thing to be done to relieve him was for him to submit to an operation. Accordingly Weak Lungs Bronchitis For over sixty years doctors hsvc endorsed Ayer’s Chtrry Pectoral for coughs, colds, weak lungs, bronchitis, con* sumption. You can trust a medicine the best doctors ap prove. Then trust this the next time you have a hard cough. The beet kind of a testimonial— "Sold for over sixty yeare.’* »br J. C. Ayer Co.. Lowell, All so manufeoturore of 9 Sarsaparilla. PILLS. HAIR VMOR. ijers We hire no soeretel Wo publUh the formu.ae ofe.l oar modieinoo. Booty For Burglars. • i>'' people would proti by the experience -.i u • . r- ninny ,i Aould be Hvwried. Tue receni robberv hioI murder of Mr* Mnrteiibe Mor^an «ho.,Id tench n le?**on in t vei reHident " eiiutx H dint; money about one* linn*e l* nl- nioNi ji* iiHiigeroua as encouraging a Hie in the k Move "i ; h h ohn of coal oil. Some dtphoneM iteraon will *<>me day diaeoti ■ how you handle your saving* and ihe mere Mealing • i y«mr hoard h only a small part of what he mav -i • Take •hi* *n11 experience and apply it to your own ea*e in *ueh a o .nm r a* to prevent a like happening.^ Dep.m i v<iu money n mir ' Hnk vaul'H where it will be ab*olutelv aei-ur*- Pav your ;r. sa , K (,UNTL l > e v i i — *i idute in Star Theatre Htn!. PnoNk No "^i ^row and bridge work a eDArtal Ayer’s Pills keep the bowels regular, this was done the operation being All vegetable and gently laxative. oerforrned Saturday afternoon. The oatient recovered nicely from the inaseMhetic and ! t was believed that t’o would recover. Monday he grew worse, symptoms of uratic poison ap nearing and from that time on the natient continued to grow worse until Wednesday morning at 3 o’clock when he breathed his hist. His death caused universal bereave ment in Gaffney and throughout the county where he was known The funeral took place yesterdav it the family burying ground, near tb° home of the parents of Mr. Smith seven miles northwest of Gaffnev. The funeral was conducted by Dr. A M. Sims. A large cowd attended, thus attesting the esteem in which “Jim my” Smith was held by his frl°nds and associates. The pall bearers were: Maynard Smyth. J O. Sparks, C M Smith. Dr. W. K. Gunter, D. M. Clary and R C. Swafford. D. C. ROSS, President. J. A. CARROLL, Vice-President. MAYNARD SMYTH, Cashier. Me <*£<*£* 0 $1,000 Insurance On Your Life For 10 Cents a Week or $5.20 a Year And in a Home Company managed entirely t>y home people whom yon live among, know, have confidence in and can find at a- y time. Absolutely the only Home Company in Cherokee County and it wants to help >ou in two way«, 1st. By furnishing yon in Insurance cheaper than any other reliable company. 2nd. By helping you build up your own town and state, by keeping y< ur money at home, thu< making monev more plentiful 1his Company insures against Death, Total and Permanent Disability and Old Age. This Company insures all temperate men end women between 'he ages of 12 and 50 years of age who are strong and wed ai d follow healthful occu pations. The name of this Company is the Carolina Mutual Benefit Association And its Home Office is over the Merchant* & Planters Bank, Gaffnev S C. Spears-Little john. Yesterday at 2 o’clock at Jonesrille, Mr. H L. Spears of this city, and Miss Mollie Littlejohn were united in the holy bond® of matrimony. The ceremony was performed by Rev F. r \ Hickson, of this city In the nre^nce of a few of the relatives and friends the contracting parties. Mr. and Mrs Spears were exnoct°d to arrive ! n the city last night. They will board with Mrs. W. H. Richardson, on Vic toria avenue. Miss L'ttlejohn is one of Jonesvllle’s most charming young ladies, who numebrs her friends by the score, and the friends of Hezibiah are congratu latipp' him on his good fortune Mrs Spears, is one of Gaffney’s nonular business men. He represents Ward Four In the city council, and Is «unerlntend°nt of the Limestone S rings Lime company. He Is also mayor pro-tem of th- city. The Led -er ^oins In the wish that the voyaee o’or matrimony’s sea may be full of pleasure for both. “B. B.” Club Entertained. The “B. B ” club was delightfully entertained on Monday afternoon bv Miss Freeman Garrett at her home on Limestone street. A three course luncheon was served The dining table was beautiful with the showy linen and sparkling cut glass Those nre«ent were Misses Lucie Carpenter Wilma Gaffnev. Jessie Lipscomb. Lu la Garrett. Winnie Davenport. Pearl Crawly. This club Is quite an important fac tor in Gaffney society. Invitations have been issued by Miss Lucie Car nenter to the club for Monday after noon. December the tenth. Notice Its Officers and Directors. A. N. Wood, Brest. (V Brest M. & P. Bank ) W C. McAKTHUK, V -Brest & Gei Mgr, (Hx-Snpt Bub. School.] C. M. SMITH, Secy, arn' Treas. (Brest. M it B Batik.) B. B. STKKDLY, M<- ical Director, (M D ) Jno. C, Lipscomb. (Leading Merchant.) R. !. LkMaster, i Broil! nent Farmer), Another Remedy Fop Chokina Animals. Mr. R. .1 Moss, of Smyrna, called In Wednesday and gave us another ••p'Tipdv for choking cattle and stock. He savs. when a cow or horse is chok pd ! f two men will nut a rop^ around her nock so w'hep each end Is pulled It will comnlpfely efon the animal from breathing until they fall and when this is dope to immediate'y r 3 - ]pacp the poop, the animal wil] at once recover from the choking. til III. Il <• i-ck and v< »u will so adver vour innli • 'h• ■ no ' < • k Mill thit ik ii w< i>rt h hi* while to n • lest you. 1 II w much V 1 'll li.«\ • »ie|n tsl red 1 with u* is a *tn n.v eonthi. • -natter \\ 111' It Ml Mill HOt (li* rhi >*e, hut the fan 11 liat yon h • \ • a •ink ac- 1 < 1 >tiiit. w II |h**«>(I 1 ti\ yurehecks m •. •rh w- pa • ill u« ver 1" 1 ' If I'll Ifl l)<>r* t' 1 link «nv th»* te*s of von HERCHANTS am, PLANTERS bahk GAFFNEY. S.C, I A tdoyden Style | A HANDSOME $15 ! HAND-PAINTED I I SET FBEE. I | With every purchase of I 2oc worth of holiday I goods we give you a tick J et hearing a number, you sign your name on ( the back of the ticket, and deposit it in a box ^ prepared for iliom Ai b o clock on Decern her th* 24 h a lit |e i-hild will draw, one time, a number from the box. . The one whose name is J on the other side gets the j present. ( Someone Will Get It. Why ] Not YOU. ■ Ask to See It. Cherokee R - »• • * hi* r» Ii >l»i iiv m \|. - Mio*-* i .• « - IH- U. 1 In c. mi. • r .the M II t to* tla \ ot <• ilSH il Id (Ml •111-111*0(111 1 • •• n 1 * * -ai-e i • . -.. nl i i .. ill ... - o !; JUKI K 1 11 II * * i * * ma k I ! 1* r* We li w * o 1 HI <1 - ..f ill* h - ^ l IH* nu*f • a 1111 if • •• I-. t <1 a pair of dre'-s Shoes now is the time to g* t them Humphries Shoe Co., Exclusive Shoe Dealers. 4 A Feast of Good Things Turkeys Cranberries Celery Oysters Oranges Tangerines Lemons Apples Heinz's Mince Meat Heinz's Apple Butter Heinz's Pure Olive Oil Evaporated Fruits Gelatine Jelly —“Grip Tablets” will cure your co'd Thpv arc guaranteed by the Gaf^npv Dru' r Co. Ai! Eli M.i*. 1 i Drug i 1 I i Company i Try my Bon-Ton Flour and Mountain Buckwheat and oblige, Yours to please, ee Gaffney We Give Away! ^ On December 24th, 1906, $25.00 Worth of Goods as First gjft. On December 24th, 1906, $12.50 Worth of Goods as Second gift. On December 24th, 1906, $10.00 Doll in Window, as Third gift. Every time you buy 50 cents worth in cash, you get a ticket. For $1.00 you get two tickets, and so on. The more tickets you get the better chance you have for these gifts. : : Remember the Date—December 24th, at 8.30 P. M. the gifts will be given away. The ones getting the first and second gifts will make their own selections of goods from our stock. You want to begin buying now—TODAY. The more tickets you get, the better showing you have. Just remember Xmas is near at hand. You want goods for yourself and presents for your kindred and friends. Bear in mind that we are the leading Jewelry house in the city, showing the BEST and LARGEST stock of Watches, Rings, Chains, Clocks, Gold and Silver Goods, Cut Glass, China, Solid Silver and Silver Plate Ware. We want you to call and see our stock, and let us tell you about these gilts. Gaffney Jewelry Company, Opposite Ledger Office, Gaffney, S. C. K ^ ^ ^ ^ M's ^ ms ^ ^