The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, December 06, 1907, Image 3
Glowing Heat
From Every Ounce of Fuel
THE WORLD OF FASHION.
Jumpe r Styles fo r Evenin a Gowss—
Yellow a Modish CO ,or
Yollow Is one *>f the most f;iahlon-
able colors for evening gowns Ibis
season and it is also used to make
sleeves coming Just below the elbows
The same Idea could be carried out
In taffeta op china silk or silk and
eotton eolienne and worn with an all-
ovo r lace or net waist.
A Black Lace Frock.
I’ale blue, pink, light green, and
Messrs. Joe Barnhill and I>em i
Nance, of Gaffney, were visitors in I
this section last Thursday.
Mr. C- P Hoggin, of Ararat, killed
a fine hog lust week. The hog One of the most common of blood dis*
weighed five hundred pounds. | eases, is mui li aggravated by the sudden
Miss Olive Parker visited Miss changes of weather at this time of
Catarrh
•'ifrmui!)
When the mercury tlrops out ol sicjht, and
you jus! can't keep the house warm,you 11
(ind it wonderfully convenient to use a
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
(Equipped with SmoKeless Device)
It's very light— carry il about—heal any cold
room. Turn llie wick high or low—no
danger—no smoke—no smell. 1 asily cared
lor and gives nine hours ol
cozy comlort at one Idling ol
brass lonl. Finished in
nickel and japan, Lvery
healer warranted.
the most charming cloaks of broad- Invcndc;- are all popular evening
■cloth. These soft, beautiful new colors this year in spite of the Jbove
shades of yellow are worn alike by mentioned fad for yellow. White Is
blondes and brunettes, by society of course always worn and a great
I women, young or old. and are more many black evening gowns have been
I becoming by artificial light and look- * eu at recent festivities. This som
warmer than any other of the even- bre color is however usually relieved
ing shades. Yellow fans are also by touches of scarlet, pale blue or
smart, and with these costumes gilt yellow or it is made with a lace or
slippers or pumps, and silk stockings chiffon guimpe and sleeves. A fasci
of the same rich tint, are considered nut ing frock of this style w as of black
an appropriate finish. Every possible cbantilly lace with the body of the
variety is shown in evening wraps waist and the Mikado sleeves cut in
from the simple circular cape which on,, and finished with a square neck
ran be very easily and quickly made edged with a hand of jet. A transpa-
at home to the most elaborately drap rent yoke of white allover lace filled in
1 ed cloaks and Japanese form of gar- tills aperture, while short puffed
merits. sleeves of the same lace extended
Nettle Marsh last Sunday and re
turned home Sunday evening.
Mr \ \V Phillips is working at
Ciiemkof pails. Dolph is olio of our
prosperous fanmrs and is ready to
hav< Ids fun at any time.
Mr. A. J. Parker and son l^arkin
attonded the Farmers’ (tnion meet
ing at Gaffney last Monday.
The Sunday- school at this place is
going to have a Ghristmas tree on
Christmas < ve niudit Wo are having
a good Sunday school and expect to j
have a nice Christinas tree. Wo will i miss
announce it later, as wo 1 nv/* not think
oomph'ed on r program for the oceas Christmas wi
ion.
There was a vo|-\
year. Begin treatment at onc< with
Hood ' Sar-apaiilia, which effects ra 1-
ical and permanent cures. This great
medicine has received
40,366 Testimonials
in two years, which prove its wonderful
ellica<-\ it purifying ami enriching the
blood. B' -t for all blood diseases.
In ii'ii.d li'i o'l t'lrm or chocolated tablets
knowi, Sarsatabs. loo doses 51.
ohn very much, hut we don't
ic will stay long.
soon be here and we
: suppose that the little folks are talk-
good attendance | > n g about old Santa Claus.
A Stylish But inexpensive Evening
Gown.
Fashion Is very kind this winter to
just a little below the Mikado sleeves
of the chantilly. The skirt was one
of the new five gored models with
at prayer meeting last Saturday
night. ()ur superintendent, gave a
good talk "ti the subject of idleness.
Tin weather is getting very cold, but
The
JCayi>Lamp
with its Hoed ol steady,
brilliant litjlit is ideal lor
Hie luii(| winter evenings
—read or sew l>\ it—won’t tire sour eyes. Latest improved central
drill burner. Made ol brass, nickel plated. Every lamp warranted.
If y.iur dealer cannot supply the Kayo Lamp or Perledion Oil
Heater, write our nearest agency lor a descriptive rireular.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated)
e-
do not mil'll tin* c< Id
us in our meetings.
chine and help
Cornell, of
• in this see
Parris spout
iast Sttt with Mr and .'1 rs. 1.. I
Bat ker.
Soveral halos of cotton caught fire
ssrs.
JSCOI’ Mill!
t\ -Xin
■ Iskind'. woi
Ti
\ (HI pMS'II "
. ;ind
Mrs. W. R.
at Mr. Phillip's gin Tito <|a>
bofore it
hut the
did any
fire was put out
serious damage.
Mr. Cl. ve Phillip' will move his saw
mill to Mr. Hem Boss' place very
sot n. in,! saw for Mr. Boss. C’eve
is a good tarmep and is always up
am; doing.
'',. \\* X. pain.' and s.>n .1 Iv
The boys here believe in having rab
bit gums. We heard one say that he
had ten and was catching them very
rapidly.
With best wishes to The Ledger’s
nuolets we will close.
School Boy
You know as well ag any one when
vni| need something to regulate your
sy.-tem. If your howls are sluggish,
" n- food distresses you, your kid
neys pain, take Hollister’s Rocky
Mountain Tea. It always relieves.
T> a or Tablets. Gaffney Drug Co.
A minister and a deacon went out
to feed the latter's stock- after the
heavy sleet last week. While they
were walking across the field the dea
con's feet flew into (lie air and he sat
down very forcibly. The minister re
marked: "The wicked stand in slip
pery places." Looking up the deacon
said: “1 see they do. hut I I! he
switched if [ can." -Caldwell News.
Titis ig the season of decay
weakened vitality; good healtli is
hard to retain. If you’d retain yours,
fortiry your system with Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain Tea. the surest way.
3*iC. Tea or Tablets. Gaffney Drug
Co.
Public Speaker interrupted.
Public speakers are frequently in-
fcrrupted by people coughing. This
tottld not happen if Foley’s Honey
Id Tap were taken, as it cures
>ugbs and colds and prevents pneu-
vnia, and consumption. The genu-
» contains no opiates and is in a
low package. Refuse substitutes.
'he German balloon Pamern,
< h descended at Ashury Park, N
s believed to have won the great
Two balloons landed in Mary-
He Got the job.
The countess of Warwick, during
lie,- recent American tour, criticised
Nnmrican financiers at a dinner in
New York.
“I think,” said the beautiful so-
cialist. ’’that many of your financiers
oiild rather be tremendously rich
than tremendously honest. To my
mind B is a had thing to put wealth
I before honor, before kindness, before
and I uprightness. Surely—”
Here the countess smiled.
“Surely it was to one of your very
worst amj richest financiers that a
little hoy applied, with success for a
position the other day.
‘‘As the hoy stood timidly, cap in
hand, before the financier’s desk. Urn
latter leaned hack in big chair, tool?
his cigar from his mouth, and said:
‘‘ ‘So yo u want to he my office hoy,
do you?”
“‘Yes, sir,’ said the
lows voice.
The financier blew a cloud of
smoke.
“‘What qualifications have you,’;
he asked, ‘for this post.?’
‘Why, sir,’ the hoy faltered ‘I can
lad, in a tremit-
if f \
m 'y-
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Millions ( jf bottles of Foley's Honey
and Tar have been sold without any
k rsoit ever having experienced any
other than beneficial results from its
use for coughs, colds and lung trou-
, Ides. This is because .the genuine
Rain-, made a business trio ?, polev'
m • Tuesday.
\Vi notice
t oat ".! (ill tut (I- in s
that i,e (,ffei<-(| "Scltool Boy" ter:," of
sui tender. He can deny it it !>•> wan's
to. but we are sure that he told us
that he would stop writing about us.
Honey and Tar in the yellow
package contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. Guard your health by
refusing any but the genuine. Chero-
kee Drug Go.
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talks on
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so let
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torn!
that can.
Mr
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M.
Eln
ore, of Sunn
y Side.
Is vl
sitin
g 1
olati
Vos hero
this
week.
Char
b'y
[s a
fine
boy and
is working
for Mr. Will
Walker.
Kfforts are being made to get Em-
peror William to testify in the Har
din libel suit in Berlin.
Then is something about Kenne
dy’s Laxative Cough Syrup that
make s it different from others, as It
causes a free yet gentle action of the
bowels through which the cold Is
forces ou t of the system. At the same
time it heals irritation and allays in-
flanimation of the throat and lungs,
it is pleasant to take. Children like
it Contains no opiates nor narcot-
ic>. Sold by The Gaffney Drug Co.
Receivers were appointed for the
Westinghose Company in various
cities and the Pittsburg Stock Ex
change remained closed.
lenevcr you feel that your stom-
tas gone a little wrong, or when
'■eel that it is not in good order
1 evidenced by mean headaches,
*gsness, bad breath, and belch-
Ake something at times, and es-
Py after your meals, until re-
^afforded. There is nothing bet-
Passed Examination Successfully.
James Donahue, New Britain, Conn.,
writes: “I tried several kidney rem
edies, and was treated by our best
[ihysicians fo r diabetes, but. did not
the women with a slender income or! pleated front and back and circular
the young girl with but a small sides.
amount of spending money for there 1 Ne w Ornaments for the Neck,
are a great many styles of simple The old-fashioned black velvet
. , . j evening gowns that can be made at hand has been revived for evening
improve until I took Foleys Kidney ver y successfuly at compar- wear and is, at the present moment,
(’tire After the second bottle I fj Vft ] y shnall expense. To begin with the ve r y height of fashion. This is
showed improvement, and ,0 ', the jumper costume is strikingly well worn high up on the throat under the
tb s cured me comph-ely. 1 ^'' adapted to this purpose. A success- chin thus hiding the least attractive
afforded. There is naming net- nfe’msurSe’’ 'Fotey’fKdney^tme ^ fr ° ck iD n^ 8 Part ° f aDd , re 7 > f al!n « th f
t'vnM thf, nnhlic todav for stom- 1 insurance. r ! , ‘style, was of pale blue nuns veiling curves at the base of the throat.
Rubles, dyspepsia indigestion, n’^^rbladdert r oiil»le ,>rm cherokee witb one of r ° e Dfiw circular skirts Tht>Se ban,ls are seldom more than
a sclen-1 y '/! bladd r tr ible. cnerok . trimmed with two deep folds of the i three-quarters of an inch or an inch
Dange r in Asking Advice.
When you have a cough or cold do
not ask some one what is good for it,
as there is danger in taking some un
known preparation. Foley’s Honey
and Tar cures coughs, colds, and pre
vents pneumonia. The genuine is in
a yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
Cherokee Drug Co.
®5nn KODOL. This is a i,. .e..-, r
“Reparation of natural digest- 8 '
^bntalns the^anuf jidces fmind i DO !^^^ Ct deDartment l 'for U failure 1 to I ful ^ neBS ' ne,d ln on th ® shoulder by paste o r rhinestones. Often, however,
in , healthv stomach. KODOL L -""I? i°J three deep tucks, stitched down to i the velvet band is left perfectly plain
the
nteed to give relief. It Is
P 1( ‘ : to take; it will make you
feel by digesting what you eat. wrapptTS '
SoU'he Gaffney Drug Co.
f' 1 C- Creel is to retire soon
as .nn Ambassador to the
paid $100,000 to
Tcnnoi i postoffle® d ®P a
maintain the standard of paper re
quired In stamped envelopes and
material. The jumper portion con- wide and are often decorated with
sisted of two wide straps with the slides and ornaments of diamonds.
Knit
tan
ates.
deep
yoke depth bacb and front. These
straps were edged with narrow blue
velvet ribbon and joined across the
front and back with five straps of
When winds shriek high in fiendish the same ribbon, trimmed at each
glee, ! end by a tiny cut steel button. The
And enters winter with his key. draped belt was of wider velvet rib
and fastened at the back with a hand
some brooch. For the woman who
cannot afford costly jewels this fash
ion will prove most, acceptable and
she can rest assured that It Is the
very latest mode.
The above design is bv the McCall
Wie are sorry to say that Mrs. O.
V. Patrick is still quite sick.
While. Mr. Charlie Barnhill was
hauling his cotton to town Tuesday,
he discovered that a bale was on fire,
but he soon put it out.
The service at Draytonville was
not largely attended last Thursday,
but there was a good contribution
given for the benefit of the orphans.
Mr. Stanley Wilson was on the
sick list last week, but was able to
fill his place in the Sunday school on
Sunday.
J We often hear the question asked:
; “Who will be our next president?”
, This is a very hard question to an
swer, but we think that Mr. William
J. Bryan would be suitable for th<
! office.
The delegates to represent Drayton- Are you having trouble with your
ville Sunday school at the Sunday ; kidneys? There are lots of people
school convention, will be elected today who wonder why they have
The Lusitania broke her eastbound
record by making the voyage in 4
days 22 hours and 46 minutes.
Thousands of men and women in
all walks of life are suffering from
kidney and bladder troubles. Don’t
neglect your kidneys. Delays are
dangerous. DeWitt’s Kidney and
Bladder Pills afford quick relief for
all forms of kidney and bladder trou
ble. A week’s treatment 2f>c. Sold
by The Gaffney Drug Co.
After traveling through 11 states
and hunting in the canebrakes far
two weeks President Roosevelt re
turned to Washington.
next Sunday. We wish to say that
everybody is welcome to attend our
pains across the back, why they are
tired and lacking in energy and am-
l'®* Carbonized W-itch Hazel
Salvt-t forget the name, and ac-
ce pi bstitute. Get DeWitt's.
K’* S'r piles. Sold bv The Gaff-
ne y Ti,
Protect yourself, from disease lie free; ‘bon held by a handsome steel buckle. Co., of New York fashion publishers
Take Holister’s Rocky Mountain This jumper was worn over a low ami manufacturers of McCall pat
Tea. necked blouse of fancy net. with short terns. Lucy Carter.
Gaffney Drug Co.
Sunday school. We don’t like to seejbition. Your kidneys are wrong,
people come and not come in and take Thev need relief without delay. Take
Earthquakes in Italy made thous-
sands homeless ami are estimated to
have killed from 20 to 120 persons.
DeWitt’s Kidney & Bladder Pills;
they are for weak hack, inflamma
tion of the bladder, backache and
Sold bv The Gaffney
DRAYTONVILLE LETTER-
these cold days. Our farmers be
lieve in raising their own meat, and
Poli Eugene F Sheehan, of
the logowery, New York, was
shot :iq e( j hv william Morley, n< w
membej.
fired a (other officers.
a notorious gang, who not irritate.
Otino Laxative Fruit Syrup, the
Laxative, stimulates, hut dots
It ig the host laxative
Guaranteed or your money
Cherokee Drug Co.
Jack j] were both quite ill,
Nov jg we n an{ i wiser, Typewriter supplies
For bi(] headaches have to go Drug Co.
take an Early Riser.
DeWift hj Early Riser Pills are 'rrus.se.- fit. guarantei
sold by .ffney Drug Co. Drug Co.
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Movements of the people 0 f a Thriv-thoy raise hogs weighing from two to
iriq Section. five hundred pounds.
Draytonville, Dec. 4.—The weather Messrs. Munroe Lemmons and Shelt
i getting very cold, and the farmers Pryor, of Gaffney, were in this sec
ure about through gathering their tion last Thursday, on a hunting trip,
buck, crops. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patterson snent
Messrs. Joe Cook and Chance last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W- F.
Htttnphrie of providence, were visi- Huskey. They enjoyed themselves
ut Gaffney tors in this section last Sunday, finely.
1 a. w it. They are our good friends and we The public schools observed
would be glad for them to make their Thanksgiving Day last Thursday,
d. Gaffney | visits oftener. This day should be observed by all
1 a. w. it. Tie farmers are killing their hogs the people.
part in the exercises. So let every
body attend and help us in our Sun
day school.
Mr. C- D. Barnhill will move to his weak kidneys,
mother’s place very soon. Drug Co.
Mr. Luke Blanton Is quite 111 at j *
this writing. 1 Seattle has declared war on rats.
There are several writing from this ag the result of the discovery of a
place and we are glad to see their ease of bubonic plague.
letters.
We understand that the Pondfleld Notice to Our Customers,
ginnery has ginned something like we are pleased to announce that
four hundred bales this season. Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs,
The people are suffering with colds colds and lung troubles is not affected
but none are very serious. by the National Pure Food and Drug
The mill at Cherokee Falls did not law as it contains no opiates or other
run on Thanksgiving Day. harmful drugs, and we recommend it
Mr. John Rains is speaking of go- as a safe remedy for children and
ing out west before long. We will adults. Cherokee*Drug Co.
HEY MOVE! WHAT?
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Ladies 1 Long Coats. Our line this season has been the best we have ever had. Our sales have been larger.
We still have a very nice line to select from. Come right in and make your selection here. We are offering
the biggest bargains in Ladies 1 and Misses 1 Short Coats we have ever seen offered by any one. $3.00,
$3.50 and $4 Short Coats at $1.98; $5 and $6 Short Coats at $2.98; $7.50, $8.50, $10 and $11 Short
Coats $5. We are offering some Ladies 1 Tan and Black Long Coats, worth $5 at $3.75. A few 4.50 Ker
sey Coats at $2.98. In Dre ss Goods our stock is large and varied. We make prices compare with quality.
ii live;.
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r our attention is called to our splendid line of Clothing in Knee Pants Suits, Young Men’s Suits and Men’s
Suits. We make the price right. We can save you money on Overcoats. In Hats we have almost all styles.
We have the styles that are right. We cannot help but say a word to you about our Shoes. We have so much
confidence in our lines that we feel that if you are not already a customer you ought to be. There is no bet
ter goods anywhere for the prices. We are carrying a line of heavy goods that you will certainly appreciate if
you look and buy. Agent for Buttrick Patterns. Large stock of Heavy Groceries at bottom prices.
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