The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 20, 1904, Image 4
THE HUB II THE: HUB
Low Prices Linked
With Seasonable Merchandise
We are already looking ahead to Fall; and the first
preparatory act toward the Fail campaign is to clean
out, as far as possible, all balances of Summer Goods.
We have had such an excellent trade this season that
we are not very heavily stocked for this time of year;
but still we wish to run the stock down to much lower
quantities before Summer is over. Therefore, we
shall materially lesson the prices on a great many lines
from now out; and offer you a chance to buy the best
of seasonable merchandise at a good bit less than ordi
nary prices.
Whatever you need to buy in our line during the
next month, it will be a sad mistake not to see our of
ferings before you purchase. We can mention only a
few of them here; but there are hosts of others that are
I equally interesting.
[ High Tide of Demand
Low Tide of Prices
Wash Goods arc now in the very high tide of de
I maud. It is a happy time for many a woman that, in
I this store at least, they ate also at the low tide in price.
To clean out all Summer Stuffs, we are willing to
I sell at far below true worth. Note these interesting ex
, amples.
I Silk Novelties in desirable patterns, worth 25c,
I now, - - - - - 19C
. Victoria Lawn, 40 inches wide, special value, 10c
White Stripe Dimities, small patterns, worth
1 ioc and 12 i-2c, now, ... - ^C
I White Checked Nainsook, good quality, worth
Sc, now, - 5C
Colored Batiste, in great variety of patterns,
! worth up to i2^c per yard, now, - - 8c
I Colored Batiste, desirable patterns, value 8c
to ioc, now, - - - 5c
Round up in Millinery
Every unsold Hat, and every yard of Ribbon or
Tri minings in our Millinery Section is booked for clear
ance at from a third to a half off previous prices. The
astute buyer will find it a splendid time for investment.
We prefer to sacrifice rather than carry anything over.
A Budget of Big Values
Every one of these items is well worth the atten
tion of whoever loves good bargains.
Lot of Thompson's and .American Beauty
Corsets, the Dollar Kind, at - - 79c
Ladies Bleached Vests, taped neck and sleeves, ?c
Ladies lisle finish, lace stripe Hose, worth 25c, 1 Qc
The latest novelties in Kid and Silk Belts,
25c and 50c
All Ladies, Misses and Children's Oxfords, actual
COST.
;=the: hub
1 THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
jj- BETWEEN i
$ Jacksonville, Fla.,
Charleston, S. C, and
$ New York and Boston, Mass.
3> The Favorite Route
Between the South and North,
jti Only All Water L,ine Without Change.
'JLt Three or more sailings weekly in either direction.
ym Every convenience known to modern ocean travel. Un
ff? surpassed accommodations for (irst-class and steerage
passengers. Close connections with all railroads and steam
boat lines out of New York. Most accessible and con
venient rou-.e for travelers to all New Eagland, Northern
and interior points.
THEO. G. KGKR, G. M.
?j> W.u. I?. Clydk& Co., Gen'l Agts. r9vSt.ite .St., New York
?j^ F. M. Ironmonger, Jr., A. G. P. A., Jacksonville, Fla
JL M. 15. Hutchinson, D. F. & P. A. Charleston, S. C. ?j?
s?/ v/\m/ v/ \ms v/ \*/ nJ/ v/ m/ \?/ m/ vJ^ v?/ v/ m/m/ ^f/yi^'i '-fc; UL^li
fin~ ft'?"IT.MP.? ?"STtT\?. !Ts/i\?w%^/Fn/Us/I\? ^ ?. ~ Tin rTT
R P. MILAM & GO.
Your stock and poultry need dosing. Now is the time, pro
vided you use the International Stock Food .Company's Products'
None better on the market. Here are some of them and the prices:
International Stock Food. .25c and $oc.
Colic Cure.>..50c.
Gall. Cure.25c
Poultry Food.25c
Louse Killer.25c
Silver Pine Healing Oil.25c
Now, we will give with every 100 pound purchase a premium
of 16 pounds of any of the above products ; and a 25-cts package
with every 25 lbs. purchase. This is your opportunity ; A small
investment tnay prove a profitable one.
UNDERTAKERS' STOCK
Our Undertakers' Stock as usual is complete. We carry
everything from the cheapest Coffin to the best
m METALIC CASES.
First-class Hearse when wanted. At night or Sunday 'Phone
II. M, Wright or R. P. Milam at their residences.
R. P. MILAM & CO.,
I,AURKNS, S. C.
.?JPXaLBJ'? Koonahottloof UnbyKnno tho world'u
boat l?:ii>y niodloino ? on hmul. It i>?
flit! rnfo, Pure, luirmle^s remedy for nil
Bummor bowol and gtomaoh troubles.
At nil r(oo J drujf storot, 25 c?n<n.
Manufactured by pABY EASE CO., Macon.Ga.
Lit'K AT OKA.
New Prinolpal of(Jra?>d School Elected
Successful Social Event.
Ol?\, Jul) lil Mr-. 1,'j's i'ressly of
Due \V<st Is with hoc brother, lioVi B.
H. (Jricr.
Most er .To.? Drier, who has becuqulte
sick with typhoid fever, is getting
nine- very well now.
Ml88 Nannie Peden Wo tiner land of
Woodruff end Mi--s Eva Simpson of
Uonca Path are visiting Miss Alice
Agnow McOarloy.
Messrs Audcveon and Homer For*
guson, form fly uf Orn, were among
friends aud lvln'.ivos hero litis week.
Mr, O. Ij. Hunter is slightly indie*
posed on : coount of a spraluod ankle,
resulting from u load of hay l oing
overturned.
Miss Daniel of Virginia ins been
elected Principal of our school. The
a Blsttnt will ho oieotod later. Miss
Daniel has excellent recommondatioDs.
Messrs. Johu Mills, Robert Smith
and Dr. Blakely played havoo with the
tinny tribe at Kllgore's bridge Friday
last.
Quito a party of young people fro n
here enjoyed iui outing on Little Moun
tain last Friday.
Messrs. Samuel and Hall Fleming
were in t'.oss Hill and Mountville l?Sl
week.
From all reports Mr. K. H. Fleming
lias as line corn as Mr. \V. 1). Byrd.
All who have seen it declare it to bo
the finest seen in this county. A'so Mr.
\V. J. Fleming l> ?s a flno bottom of
corn. Both of thoso gentlemen are
pushing, energetic farinors,
Mr. J. T. 1'? den was in town one day
lust weok.
Hev. Mr. Simpson of Hickory Grove
will oouduot a sing'ng S3h >o1 in tlic A.
It. P. Church hero ne\ wci k.
MUs Lizzie Cr&ig returned t> Aabo
yille l>si week She will ho there some
time.
ryji>s Liz/.'o McCllntook is visiting
relatives in Sparenburg.
Mr. J. 8. Craig of Tyler?vlllo tvna lu
town tliis week.
Miss l.ir.di M?nte", a*j eflloiont
teacher in the graded school at Weod?
ruff, is in Knoxvillo, attending the
summer school.
Mr. James A. Copeland and childron
woro the guests of Mr. T. A. MoOnrloy
last weok: also, fvlr Thero Garrett.
Miss Plaxco of York county was with
Mrs. S. F. Blikely sotno days ago.
Mr. J. 1*. Dillnrd, one of Tylersvillo's
mos', successful farm< rs worshipped
with the Prosbytorians last Sabbath.
Ono of the most dollghtlul social
events of tliis season was th-< roc ]>
tion given at iho resilience of Mr. T.
A. MoCarley last Thursday evoning.
Mi-s Alice Agnew McOarley, the ac
complished hostess, displayed artistic
taste in the manner in which every
thing was arranged and gave a most
enjoyable evening to all present. A
beautiful table Inden with cakes.ices and
elegantly prepared delicacies lent a
glowing enchantment to the scene.
Among thoso presont wer? Misses
Nannie Teilen West noroland, Eva
Simpson, Nannie [ypoClitUock and
Messis. George D. Blakely, David Mc
Olintock and .1. Y. ?ryson.
Mi-> Maggie Huddon, who hua boon
attending a college of music in Nash
ville is at home for the summer. Miss
fladdon is taking a four years' course
there.
Notice.
On Saturday, AugustOth, at 11 o'clock
a. m., dontract will he let f >r re-build
ing bridge on Rabun ('reek. Also at
3 o'clock p. m. contract foi building
bridge at Orumblo's old mi l. Con
tractor to n'tvo b ?nd in doubl i the sum
bid Right reserv.il to rojoot any or
all bids.
H. B. UUMUKUT,
Supervisor, IC.
July 10,?2t.
Fire Buijs in Jail.
Honry Hamilton and John Owlngs,
colored, were sent to j vil last wook by
Magistrate P. M. Heliums of Dials to
await trial at the next term of Court
on the charge of having burned Mr. R.
J. Wood's crib last Christmas. It is
said tliev have confessed to being
guilty of the charge.
SIMPSON & COOPER
Attorneys at Law.
Will practice in all Stato Courts.
Prompt attention givonto all b.isinoss.
N. B. Dial. A. 0. TODD.
DIAL & TOD I),
Attorneys and Coun=
sellorsat Law.
enterprise Bunk and Tod l oillj; Build
lug.
f, A II K KS S . S. ('.
J. N. LBAK,
Auctioneer,
Oilers his services to the peo
ple ot Lfiurens County,
L. M. SPEARS,
deal IZ r in
Marble and Qranite
MONliriLNTS
Designsand Estimates
furnished
on application.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Benrfl t ho
Signature ot
1)11. SAMUEl/LANDKK.
Founder und President of WMIUuistou
I V in si i c College l'nssea Away.
Dr. Humnel T.undor, president of Wil
liamson Female College and onoof the
most prominent oduoators in South
Carolina) died at Williamson Thu s
day inorniog last. He was 71 years old
and for HI yours he bad been at the
head of Willlaimtou Fema'o College.
Uo was a great und Fiicccssful teaih'-r,
a good in in whtso strong Obrls'lT
ohiiruetor has mudo its impress Indeli
bly on the lives of hundreds of young
women \VbO luivo gone out from his in
stitution during bho past th eo ?i cades
to take up life's work in the various
walks of liunian endeavor.
Dr. Landor had finished b's work at
Willlame too, so far a-< the Coll go w::s
coucorued, and the next sosslou of the
Institution was scheduled to open i i
the now College buildings, now rear
ing completion at Greenwood with Dr,
I a' dor still at its head. He att ndod
tho laying of the corner stone of the
new College in May. At tin t, time he
Wrt8 rather feeble, and since Iiis health
steadily declined.
The oau?e of religion and education
lias sustained a great loss in the death
of Dr. Samuel Lender.
N I man or woman in tl.c sttite will
hesitate to spruk woil of ( hum e -
lam's Stomach ?nd Liver Tablots after
onco trying them. 'They always i>:v
duce a pleas.nt movement of t^e bow
els, improve the appot'te and sii-t n fifth
en the digestion. For sale by the Lau
rens Drug Co.
To Preach on Sniictlilciation.
At tho First Methodist Church on
next Sunday morning at U o'clock, tho
pn tor will preach on "Sanctillcation"
The public is ( ordially invite I.
WORKING NIGHT ANO DAY.
Thobuslost and mightiesl ilttle thing
that ever was made is Dr. King'-: Now
Life Pll's. These pills change weak
ness into strength, listlessnoss Into en
ergy, brain-fag into mental power.
They're wonderful In building lip the
henlth. Only 25o p;r box. Sold by liio
i mi ens and Palmetto DrugOo'j.
Dr. I. K. Criium.
I he woll-known Spoolallsl In Refrac
mii will bo in Laurens for ten days
only. From Wednesday, July -7 to Sat
urday, Aue list tho Oth. Positively no
longer. Olllee Ben-Dolla Hotel. If yon
or your ohi'd have trouble with your
oyc don't miss the opportunity local)
on Dr. Crlmm.
NUill T WAS 11LOH TEUROR.
"1 would cough nearly all night long''
writes Mis. ("has. Appiegate, of Alex
au iiia, Ind., "and could hardly go: any
sleop. I had consumption ho bad that
if I walked a block 1 would cough
frightfully and spit blood, but, when
other medicines filled, throe fcl.00 hot
th sol Dr. King's Now Discovery \v,ho'
ly cured me and I gained ?S pound*."
It's ab-olutely guaranteed to euro cou
ghs, colds, La Grippe, Bronchitis ajid
all throat and lung troubhs. I'rc) 50o
and $1.00. Trial bottles froc a" 'The
Laurens and Palmetto Dm 4 Go's.
Death or .Miss Annie Beeks.
The announcement of tho death of
Mis- Annie I3eeks, which occurred yes
terday morning at 0.80 o'clock at the
home of her uncle, Dr. J. D. Austin of
Coronaca, was a great stuck to her
rollplvos and numerous friends in Lui
rens. She was ill about two weeks
with anuttickof fever. Miss Heeks
was tho eldest daughtor of Mr. and
Mr*. Krank Books, both deceased, and
she w:is a young lady who was greatly
beloved and admired by all who knew
her. Sjio was the noico of Messrs.
John M. and Jas. A. Clardy anil Mrs.
() B. Simmons of this city.
She leaves a brother, Daniel Backs of
Koanokc, Va., and two sisters, Miss
Sarah Beeks of Cross Hill and Miss
Prankio Becks of Browertom
'The body will be brought to Lui
rons for burial this afternoon at 2.30
o 'clock.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIO, OJl< >!.
ERA AND DIA Kit HOE A
REMEDY.
'This remedy is certain to ba needed
in ul nost every home before the sum
mer is over. It can always bo depend
ed upon oven in tho m ist severe and
dangerous eis is. Ib is especially valu
able for summer disorders in children.
If is pleasant to lake and nowr f dls to
give prompt relief. Why not buy it
now? It. may save life. For sale by
The Laurona Drug Co.
Mayor Snmttol M. Jones of 'Toledo,
Ohio, known the country over as
"Guidon It-lie Jones," died last Wed
nesday. I nder bis administration
Toledo was a "w'do open" city a? Jones
believed in Ictt'ng everybody do us
they pleased.
st ocklioldoi'a' Meeting.
'I he Annual Meeting of the Stock
ho'dors of tho Peoples' Loan and Kx
Chan -<! Bank, of iviurons, s. C.. is Imr
by oa led to bi held at ollloe of tho Bank
at II '(lock a. in.. Ar put 22nd, 1001.
.1. W. TO DD, Cashier.
At Mounlvlllo Baptist Church.
'The Union of the Fourth .Section of
the Laurens Association wi.l meet
with tin' MountvlUo Baptist Church,
Saturday, Julj HOtb, lOol:
lo a. in: Sermon by Rev, W. 1'. Tur
ner.
II a m: Organisation,
11.16 a. n.: The Ideal Church .1. I'..
I 'arrott, Wade PinFoti,
12 a. in: I nlurmlsslon.
I,So: Denominational loyalty Dr..).
U. Martin, W. B. Fuller.
2.?O! Sinne hindrances lo llaptiat
Progress,- Key..I. A. Martin, M. A.
Summorel,
loo: Miscellaneous busillOHH,
sunday MOUNINO.
loa. in: Missionary Sermon Dr. .1.
<). |v]nrtin.
All l he ( Inn chmi will plo I Ho flOnd fil II
(lob'^atlona.
W. P. CUMIKUTSON,
Clerk.
Nolli'o ol' Election
BPE< HAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Nt).
12.
An election will b; held in brick
?lot'O nt. Ora, School District. No. I'5
Saturday, July, 3o, 1004, to decide
Whether a tax of one and one half mills
for pciiool purposes shall bo lovlo I and
colloctod in said district. Itisordoroil
that the Hoard of TrilStOOS idiall hold
mid (di et ion, which shall be <-. inducted
i. c o iling to tho rules governing gen
eral election.
By order of the County Hoard of
F.duoatlon of Laurens County.
< IIas. F, BROOKS,
Oounty Bupt, of ISduoatlon,
July l.'i, 1904?td.
<ld ?3? cs> t.1. :t y> ,
TWti.o 11*0 Kinri YcilliW ? . i
Don't
fail to read
this ad. You
may miss
something i f
you don't read
it.
DAVIS. ROPBR Si CO.'?
Visit
Davis, Roper
? Co. during
the Big Sale.
Never such
bargains and
never such
values to se
lect from.
Sale of n?ilt Ergots
Still Corjtirjdes
KM
We are offering at this sale the right goods at the right time and at
the right prices?aii absolute necessities for this season of the year, and
priced low enough to make you glad. Think of what you need, avail yourself
of this splendid opportunity to save on every article you have to buy. Come to
our store and see for yourself the many bargains we have to offer. Don't
think because you did not get here the first day that all the bargains have
gone, but come and join the thrifty buyers at the Sale of Hill Ends this
week. We mean business, and are going to move the goods if prices will
do it.
WE OFFER SOME REMARKABLE VALUES
in Gents' Shirts, Elastic Seam Drawers, Suspenders, Men's
and Ladies Hosery, Umbrellas, Parasols, Towels, Table Lin=
ens and Embroideries.
NOTE THE GREAT VALUES HERE
Me n's Elastic Seam Draw
ers, extra good quality - 39c
Men's fine Madras .Shirts,
a big variety of styles to se
het from made of elegant
material. The jjk.oo and
$1.25 kind - - 7Qc
Men's Neck Wear, the
kind that sells at 50c, in the
most, beautiful line of colors, 39c
A beautiful assortment of
25c Neck Wear at - 1 9c
Men's Hose, in ?splendid
quality, tan, black and fan
cy colors, none better at
25c. You can get them at { 9c
Boys' 50c knee pants, sale
price - 19c
Good value, black and tan
Half Hose, remarkable value ?,c
Men's Solid Leather Ox
fords - - - 99c
Men's Line 1 Collars, the
very latest styles and fresh
stock, 15c kind - | I C
Men's Pants, worth #VS().
- ' $2.49
Men's special value Bal
brigan Under Shirts, 25c
kind - - (9c
Men's bleach Gauze Vests,
the kind that sells at 50c,
now 39C
The white goods depart
ment is full of special bar
gains. White dimities, the
kind that sells for 1 2 )/. and
15c, now - |()C
India Linon, full width
and values that sell for i2.lc
and [5c per yard - 9c
Kllll bleach Dress Linen,
every thread linen and qual
ity that sells everywhere at
.i.S?'- Ask to sec it. - | 5C
A few handsome patterns
ill Shirt Waist Suit Silks,
a splendid #1.00 silk, a great
bargain at - - 7*)c
'/.; inch half bleached Da
mash - 3QC
90 inch pure Linen Sheet
ing, splendid value and sells
everywhere at ^i.ou to
?1.25 7?c
Beautiful white mercer
ized waistings, values that
sell at 50c, now - 25C
40 inch Sea Island - 5c
Beautiful white madras,
.1 great value at 25c, now - 1 9c
Beautiful sheer striped
Waistings, regular 1 2 ? ?c and
[5c values, sale of Mill Ends
price - - |()c
We are continually on the
alert to give our customers just
what they need. In White
Goods there has been a tremen
dous demand for this class of
goods and we arc equipped with
a tremendous stock.
Bargains in ladies and child
ren's Hosiery and Underwear.
.Silk Gau/.c Hose, the best
we have ever sold at the
price - - 42c
Ladies'gauze lisle Hose,
regular 25c kind, sale ptiec 1 9c
Ladies' fast black seamless
[-lose 8c
Misses line tabbed Hose,
extra value 9c
Infant's Socks, very line
lisle thread in till colors, now J Oc
Ladies' lau I lose, lace
lisle, 25c kind, now 22c
Special taped < iati e Vests,
now 5c
Lull taped blenched \est-.,
now 8l
Extm fine gau/.c Vests,
worth 15c and ioe, now lie'
Exltii On ilu\ Ladies'
Gowns - 3Qc
3 >e \ nine in Tin ke> Red
I hima.sk, now 22c
l/tlll blenched Linen I >a
mask, now ji)c
Ladies' Drawers, Corset Cov
ers, Chimese and Skirls at prices
that will please you.
Silk values that will attract
attention. We have at all times
the best line of .Silks to be found
in upper Carolina, and now we
have bargains that you should
not miss.
()iu' 36 inch black Taffeta,
regular $1.25 goods, at the
sale for 89c
A value in black Taffeta
Silk, 36 inches, regular price
$1.50, sale price ' - $1.19
All colors in elegant qual
ity China Silk, worth 50c
the world over, price, now 39c
S5C Crepe de Cheuc, in all
colors, just the thing for a
swell dress. Von can save
money here and get choice
for 59c
Extra special values in Towels,
Table Linens, etc.
Extra large size Cotton
Towels, sale price - 8C
Very line Muck Towels, a
great value, a pair for - 3QC
Extra value in ted and
while bordered Muck Tow
els, sale price - f 2c
Extra heavy Turkish
Towels, good value at - 22c
A great assortment of
Wash Silks, a t?te bargain,
.u onh 1 9c
Beautiful soft Jap Silk,
the mv kind, now
36 inch black Lean de Soie
Silk, regular price $1.25, at
the sale of Mill Ends - 90c
#1.50 Damask, 2 yards
wide, very heavy quality,
$1.10
Don't iui->s the Lace Curtain
Bargains, If you have not seen
them, volt should.
Attend the Sale of Mill ends. Its money to you. We mean business.
We will continue to put prices on everything that is staple. We want to
make this the largest sale we have ever held. Don't fail to see the shoe
bargains. You know what kind of values we sell and you should see the
low prices we have put on them. We will announce in next week's issue
of this paper what day the /Mammoth Sale will close. Bargains all the
time as long as it lasts. No advance in prices from the time we mark
them down until the sale closes.
DAVIS, ROPER a COMPANY