THE LEDGER.
Tuesday and Friday.
Ed h DeCamp. Editor and PubNaher.
Hereafter no adver lseme f .t* will be
accepted at th's office after 9.30 o’clock
cn Mondays and Thursdays.
Watch vour label an.1 tbe date.
And renew before 'Hs too late;
If 'here be an error, don’t Ket mad.
Report te us—we’ll mike you alad
Pem. mber, ’tin our aim to please.
But errors are like neskv fleas
Thev will creep In In spite of fate.
Therefore, watch your label and the
date.
—Original
WANTED A LEADER.
TV> TiOdser is now in Its fourteenth
of existence. The constant
a.-ii <>; its publisher has been to labor
for the material, educational and so
cial advancement of its constituency.
Its
editors-
—and there have b on
' ]•- rfi,
e
of the
■m—have never penned a
von
I
hat they did not firmly believe
to ll
io
true
and never advocated a
ca’i?
■(*.
that
they did not believe was
for
Uj
0 be si
t interests of the peonle
Th
; . sent
editor came to Gaffnev
>inu»lv
to in
anage the jiaper. and not
* < > 0
d i
t it.
But events shaped them
?< *V*
in si
ico a manner as to de-
YOlV
that 1
duty upon him lie has
’■it
t<> lx*
con scji nt ions, con i ova-
‘ iv.*
••d inv
partial in his writing IB*
Ta
;
to love the work, lea n-
p.i *
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affney. Ioann ,1 to 'e *•*
L’hoi
11
.eo an
id all her people, and ..is
hoar
H ;
it upon the develop onon*
T ’
'•O’lll 1
r ' and the peon 1 '-. He
v,a n
! -
to S(
•e th m go onwaid and
n;i\v;
leaps and bouu i-- to ne
com.
a fa 01
lor in 'he nif'.iz- ot the
S t T *
eader in s. t • r- n-d- v-
fal.
v
1 M-niid
,nal and so. bd. If. v<-a-
lizr>
1
hat t!
10 town and county ua\.'
mad
ndious strides and ho is
vain
- nL r]j
to hone that In* has con-
triliv
* tv.
.-mall atom to the dfvel-
1 . iif < ‘ in
(tpr T
id
nt « m
l, ll(‘ ' 111 M 111* iliiii*
it all the nroorre s ln.'lll< ,
is (1
T<) h
i I'fforts of the past or
tl la t
\\ (■)
iimunity will go to the
dam
t n »ii
bow wows in the event
he sh
lonld take a notion to
chai;
• bis
residence either bv reas-
on <
choir*
or compulsion. We are
not
t-
ing: 1
0 regulate the morals of
ho
c<
tTninur
lity nor to be the popti-
nal
1 i(
?tator
of the town or county or
by cities. But In order to utallze it
W'> must hep in some concerted act
ion whereby we may indue? capital
to come in here to utallze this power
before it is too late.
For the Rood of (Jaffney and tie
county we call upon our business
men to Ret together and form some I
kind of an organization that will let
the outside world know what Rreat I
advantaRi s we can afford to those
who have capital to invest in manu j
facturies. Who will be the man of |
Hie hour? \\, m I a leader, a can- j
tain of industry, to marshall the fore-i
es. • have the man in our midst |
Will the people act, and act prompt- j
ly?
Card of Thanks.
We thank- iho people of Gaffney j
for their liberal contributions in '
ItelpinR ne Ret my house replaced
which was partly destroyed by fire
some w eks ago. 1 never will forRet
them and may God bless them.
G. W. Durham,
M A. Durham.
Easter!
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ALUMINUM
JELL-O MOULDS
A leaflet ' X|.! ■ inine lt..w to net them
will lie found iu ei- r\ tnu-haoe of
Jell-O
THE DAINTY DESSERT
(Approved by Pure Food < oiniiii-nioiurt-.)
—\ A 10< . p.'u-kuge
"£ Jcll-O makes
t iioiigli dt -sort for
\ 11 large family.
\\ S,tld Iiv all gri - crs.
Illustralt'd Rt-ripe
(took Frrt*.
The Genesee Pure Food Co.. Le Roy. N.Y.
Visitourlioodi at .t tni' -iownKxposition.
NOTICE.
I't il luT tuse they
appeal on si<?l’t; they make
friends, tite Clotlies them
selves are bui t correctly by
skilled tti lor men, who lotm
ago bay( j jta-sed the e.\|)eri-
mental stage, bitty years
of tod ('lothes making is a
record to be proud of. I am
proud because I handle this
brand of < 'lollies ; you'll feel
proud to have one of these
Suits oil your back. The
best fitting, be-t ookinir,
best wearing lowest in urieo
and the swellest, fine in
(iaflney. For young nun
and boys.
“Ettlinger Clothes”
Get Yoar Suit Here For taster!
Notic<• is Ik-roli.v given
hooks of subscription to tin*
stock of ’I'lit*
Loan Association
i]vo ourself into a committee
tar 11k*
capital
oples’ Building and
if Gaffnev. S. C ,
win he otiened for tlie purpose of re
ceiving subset ij)iions, at the Mer
chants and Rlanters Bank, in Gaff
nev. S at 10 o’clock a. m. on
Monday. April 1st, 1907. All persons
desiring jo take ;ock, will til ease
1 Easter Hats
m . .
** Of the very latest and ;tp-
^ proved exclusive shapes are ;
^ ready to top off your faster f
attire. All good dre-sers \
jjgi wear the Nokota 11,its and
SgJ all otb* rs should, as they
tire guaranteed to bo made
on the correct models for
•Spring of 11(07. In all the
styles, the Derby, Alpine
and the latest Telescope shape in
cents less than at other stores.
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Of on- to inforce the law of the land, j annear o n said 'late, or on April 2
hut we do want to contribute if we j 1,1 ’• ,iai ‘ " ll ' Wilk’tis
can to the growth and develonment
of tins great and clonous country,
and with that end in view we wan^
to apn al to the business men of Oaff-
nf.y « 0 together anil effect some
kind of an organization fur the pro-1
motion of the material interests of
Gaffn r v. We i>eed now. more than at
any other time, concerted action of
thos • who want to see this town and 1
county go forward.
The con truction of ihe water
•r.v. • n; Gaston Shoals and Ninety-
Nine Island? means more than ean
It. S. Lipscomb,
J. N. Lipscomb.
Charles Baber,
H. K. Osborne,
Corporators.
Meh. 20-1 f
sihly
realized at a
Star Theatre
ONE NIGHT ONLY
THURSDAY
TV
.MiRCH28
Tits Lyman Twins
glane
con-; ruction of these powers!
tneans an expenditure in this county]
of about. $1.0ft0.ftft0 to h gin with. It
n< ms 'f we take advnnta"e of the | And their big crowd of 1-un Maker
-’ripertunity. that w- can have manu-| in the funniest of all Musical
fact’ - ing plants in thk- count** that j
'vill expend tiemedous sums of
mon >■ every year for salaries and j
•ho- . salaries would he snent Jk Slj(! 11 ft ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
th<* merchants
Farce Comedies
ru
and other
of the community.
business
The Rustlers
> / Wy / -f.-K
i y h
m
‘car 1 (> rav and at
lifty
See Me Before You Buy.
Low Cut Shoes
4^
- . J
For Spring wear as 1
sbow tbcm are worth more
tban one long look. Walk
ing 1 foots ami Oxford Ties
are here in pleasing prices
beginning at $1.2o from
thence on up to the Win
nie Davis .$3.50, College
Oxfords. My Shoe values
are in accord with prices.
Th,- construction of th Gaston
Skoal.' dam and the Ninetv-Nlne Is-i
’an !-- dam ’m-an the dcv'-lottment of 1
?.'> 0"'t electrical hors power. This 1
THE COMEDY SUCCESS
Full Line Men’s Oxfords, “King Bee” $4.00
“Easy Street” $3.50; In Nobby Styles Too
On Easter Sunday
The best dressed men will be those who have proeured
their outfit at Nelson's Furnishing Store,where the most
novel .•nd exclusive styles are now to be had Mv si.nn ,r
good- have been most artistically and careful selected,
and will pleji-e the most fastidious taste.
vast
amount of power, if w
e could
I’rettv (urls, I
hi. lit Music, beautiful
•/o it all in this county
. would j
Setting, I
baborate Costumes
up a -
that we would operate
twelve |
Artisti
c* C.roiu ing and
mill.
r as large as that. f»f the
Gaffnev [
Man
ufacturing company, or
four or i
A 15i<;
l^uu C'i'Ovv<I
five
time' as much manufacturing as !
is n
navi
ow "oing on in the county. We
• only ourselves ’ blame if we
Don't Miss It
sit
tak
stiil and allow* this powe
n to Spartanburg or oth
r id he
er near-
P,ic8o: 25c,
5Cc, 75g 2nd Si 00
Get The Habit-Co To
ULti
The Star Clothier
NELSON
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Buck’s Stoves Heat Quickly
Here’s a real Stove advantage that every good lion i-wife will appreciate.
A thin Stove top means quick heat.
buck’s Cook Stove and Range tops are thin ight and strong. Thev
are made of Scotch and Southern grey in n and arc i xtra heavy ribbed,
which prevents breaking and w irping and insures lightness, strength
and rapid heat conduction.
A parlor match will heat a Htu k's Stove lid hot.
And there’s no wasted heat in a Buck’s Stove
this is one of the several reasons \vh\ you should own one.
Let us show you one todav.
WILKINS-WATSON HARDWARE COMP’Y
Cherokee BjlF...:;.:...
Fourth Series Now Open.
SLock Being Taken-Applications For Loans Filed.
One man is now living in bis own house who joined in Jan
uary; made application for loan; paid his dins—75 cents —
which was really due February 2 He made this payment
as a matter of good faith. He is in his own h ippy home
today—February 10. He is saving house rent today. His
property—not the landlord’s property is growing in value
every day. Name furnished upon application : : :
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Read Our Booklet And Pass It Along, It Means
A GREATER GAFFNEY.
W, H. Gooding, Sec’y & Treas, C, A Jefferies, Prest.
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Z. A. ROBERTSON
For a bargain in some de- .
sirable City Property.
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C> JS y\ li
One entire block on Dejiot and Logan stree s, with two
6 room cottages and a 7-room house on same See me quick
if you want a bargain in the block. This property must l»e
sold. One city farm, containing 13 acres wi h good house-
on same. One lot just off Depot street, t- 0x120, very de
sirable location. One lot on Fredrick and Logan streets,
180x200, a beauty. One farm 8J» 1111 es out with be t im
provements, containing 200 acres. One farm, containing
140 acres, miles out. Sumter Littlejohn house, six
rooms, corner Sumter . ud Johnson streets. :
FOR RENT —Two city farms.
SAM L. FORT, Real Estate and Insurance.
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5 / bit tnd move by move as the years roll by, High Art Clothes gain favor with our
llt-omers. Such Clothes always make new customers. Our line is complete and the
.,ii rns for this season are just the thing you are looking for. Easter comes next Sun-
' ;jy a f ’d one of Strouse &. Bros. Suits will add to your comfort more than anything else.
r,o » o^ices are RIGHT. Come. . . * .
Our Dress Goods Department
Is complete in every detail. If you will only investigate before buying and get our prices
.ibong with quality, you will become our customer. ... . . .
Embroidery at the Same Low Price
Copyright 1907
by
SI ROUSE 4r BROS
Baltimore
We are strictly headquarters for EMBROIDERIES.
The Selby Oxfords for Ladies. Once you buy them you will always wear them. Every
pair guaranteed. . . ..........
A New Shirt in Town
made by Samuel Sternberger & Co. “ECLIPSE.” About fifty different patterns to se
lect from. Ask to see the plain white in Batise. Easily laundered and hard to wear out.
THE “FLORSHEIM” OXFORDS MADE FOR THE MAN WHO CARES. ASK TO SEE THEM.
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