Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

STEEL TRUST POOLS. GORKI Ml \i;oi ? \\ Ii I I I I < o\. I IM \ I I? ?N ??I ( If.tlBI \? A lit* id- 11iinikm ri'-.?t? nt ui im>i < .?!????,i i>\ i ??niii. i ?I iMtlmrlijr | With o.n \ . b? . [ IV Ca'.. . ? ;.. .... u Dl the < ??! !???- 1 ra ? n. long I . fui e hc gav? 01 d< n that C oll ttlO UI I U ??! ?I. ngcordlng lo Willi ni E Corey, f?rm? ig pn .-.d. ai . f thl\?' tht ? >?: i'>>! itlon under the Sherman ant.-trust law. The leetlmon) pr< ceded an ac kn.-wi d... m. tit hj Mr Cor#>y that hi* ?aatgaatloa president of the cor notation Ig was at lei of .? sHepata between nimaell and Judg.. Gu> i- ?-? ajbo waachief in authority and that tin- im.iti ? oommlttee ? f the corporation had upheld Judge Gary, it ga\e direct eoatradlctlon to testi Baaaajf el Mr. Oary bete* 11 \.? Stanley ste.l in\? ?*ti?ati<>n < ??tnmittee that with the eaci pttog ol the fall combi? nation, of w hi- h he said he did net tlx priees. he had an know ledge of the rxisten? e of pools and ha I order? ed them ebottSSX d .i^ s?>..n as they bad been brought to his attention. 'I h ?. w a* n th.- I ift. r i-arf of p.oj |. Mr. for. v l ?vor.- today that Judge Gary 'knew about nil the pools all the time because he attended dome of the meetings." Although a aaSStlag of the pint-- and structural pool "In If 61 or 1903.* was the only one at which be er.uld dirlnctly remember that Judge t;.iry was present. Mr. Corey said he was sure he * gg present pt other meetings. Are you .?ure that Judge Gary wai present at the structural meeting?" asked C. A. Severance, attorney for the rnrporatlon. "Absolutely." answered Mr. Corey. Tasj left the steel corporation with some ill feeling toward Gary, didn't yen '" a<k.<) Mr Svverunee. later. W. a ? -re not always In accord, but I don't think it was 111 faalheg.' re? plied the witness. Mr. CatWf then neknowledged that there has >>? n a question as to wheth? er he was chief exeeuttve and that the fiance committee bad upheld Judge Gary. Mr CNajsjf could not be induced t'Jay to aitep h:s previous testimony tbat the Tennessee Coal & Iron com? pany was A steel rail Competitor of the Meel torpor.itlon before it was taken over by the corporation during the panic of ls07 with the snn< turn of President Kooaevelt Mr OagOf also persisted today in his opinion th it the price paid by the Hteel corporation for the base of the Great Northern ore lands was too high, although counsel for the Great Northern ore trustees, defendants In < the suits made every effort to confute 1 his testimony Humors b. . arm e irr? nt in Wall I street today that th.- Catted st.it? s ??aal taVparatloa intended voluntarily' to dl"S.d\e. These were denied by Judge Gary. The | h <irman would not , at mment on Mr Corel - b Ttlmony t ________ i HNNKI l?> TU Ml I T. tgrteu Mural < omnilttev Culls Meeting .it ( urn -?how. G^llM^fffM Tb? Committee t?a Agricultural De* velopm? ni and EducatIon of tie BoUttl < ir..iui.i Bankers' Aaaoclattoa wtW bohl an Acre ultural Conference in National Cora Baawisltlog Hall. Co? luni? ia Ket.ruat . ? th Addresses will mad* I > protiiim M nan interest? ed in th. h. f?rno hi ?f i\ttu iltuial I ? r. l ii- ga, ami it ia denlted that ev? r> bank in the State Will hav. one or more r? \>r> atS 11 ? ? I attend th> Coafefeaee Alto? we syoald I ke you to urae the farmers at. I rlUSllK M men Ihfasagaoui yotit territory to attend th.- no ? ting The ol . ? t of th Confer! fi ? is to atamai ?? - I ? latereal oa ihe part . f IBS ni tn'-'f - the Assocla? ttoa ??>? well .?? on the |*nri nl the ?arne r Itefoughout the Htate, A h. .ii ?\ ? o .|. if ..i ..? .ti i r. t ? h Med ?n the betterment ol out rural bf? ???nd.t:oi - - - -.. r. i!? in making our Sta?. a bettt t md n ? i -? aafa i Ita4e, CP im. aak at hi it papers t< mueh pUblli l?v t.. t? ? (' inf( ?? t ? ? t( ?.. la hi n ? *ol .tn' i ? md aak jro u .... ma i ithtn - 11 ? Con r i < hiihi n i ic- ?iii x riti r \in n . Hu in t er * lull l nt?*rtiiliM Tlivir i mIj I i h'MiU m HIhiH ami l>;un r. The suiMi?r <hiiner*' ''l'.1? i-nter? mined man) r?l Ite lady rriendx *? pp< r end ?la1- . n m< *l en, oyabl< ? \. nine being at*4*ttt bv ii of \h>- cltii I 111! >< ? I S I 11 ( I IVI ? u t t?? tb. i of i ; ody hain1 >\\ l'AHTA Ii lh?-li lad) ? || ,,f ;. , \\. cnilnbior I.. ?i?mi<. '? ? ' ' * ? ' i'vi-n- '? nl \ITalr I r <i Lea ' ng putln mo ? ? giving them e | ? tr Things. it< ' by Im onulitii i oj i b: ? ?i on Li ed sir 71 \ ; r : F?R IT -i^TS ON! ? CARNIVAL ?2* <i r ? 1 Bigger, Greater. Grander. Begins Thursday 8 A. M.. Ends Tuesday February 4th. 5 days of Rapid Fire Selling. This is the most glorious collection of White Goods ever brought together. CANDIDLY: Th: 3 Sale is Just Great, any way you care to look at it. There never before was anything like it, Never. You see, it is our privilege every January to enter the premises of several white goods manufacturers and buy their Mill Ends, the remainder of their stocks at purely nominal figures. VALUES Just as stated. QUANTITIES Just as given. Now the Proposition is This: We have just taken advantage of this privilege and cleared up these stocks from Stem to Stern. We ex lend to you the same privilege extended to us, with the addition of huying as much as you choose, or as little. We invite you to go through this Mammoth Collection and appropriate whatever loks good to you at prices never before equaled on new ant4, worthy merchandise. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, The 5 Rapids. 8c. Red Seal Dress Ginghams, 3,000 yards, for you. Not the ordinay 10c. grade, but sold everywhere at 12 l-2c. While the lot lasts, buy at 8c. |k Lonsdale Cambric, 36 in. In this lot is only 1,650 yds. Pcs. contain from 10 ys. up. Considered cheap every? where at 12 l-2c. Buy all you want while it's here at 91c MM Vl>s. BEST PERCALES M lath, in Mill End* I to to yard length*. All 12 1--V good*, Von bttj here at. . . G1-2C FIXE SHEER WHITE DRESS FABRIC'S ONE TABLE FILL Soi*cttes and Poplins, over 1500 yd*. Mill Ends 2 to Ml yd*. ;;r? in. 20 <? goods, The Sole ITU* |*.10 cts. 3? IX. WHITE CREP1 . The newest for ruderwear, At I? ?.?. than Cheap. BLEACH IIOMESPCN to be sold at.10 ctS. W into Ln< ?? Jnckonet*, regu? lar prlee Me, I >n Sale. 10 in Wttfte Lingerie, worth 25e, at. shadow Chech and stri|>o<i Vollle*, Chenp at aac, dur lag Bale all. White Embroidered Vollle*. S5c quality to go in sah at. Embroidered awlm Applique, very new* worth 25c. Sale White Maxejulactta, 10 Ineli wide, rhenp for 25c, Um on nnie at. tUO ^(U. ( 111 < K DIMITIES ?" \? r> ptere worth 20c tiik Crepe Sclmu, Every Shade. Very new, worth 50c, Sale.29 Cts. ^ilk Stripe Vollle* and Mar qulsettcs. 22 pre, Every shade, :::>?.? good*. Sale. 13 CtS. Embroidered Bordered Lor? ralne. 11 P?.??. Very fine and new, Wurth ?"??">??. sah'29 CtS. Brocade \colian Silks, is Pe>*, Sen Puttcrit*. -?><?. ?Ilit v. S?le.15 CtS. WHITE REPP SKIRTINGS. Short Ends, * to in Yard*. Cheup ui 20c, Miout s:?n ytll'd* in all. We *UJ for n?e**. .10 cts. 13 Pleeea Pebble Crepe >iiU-. The late*t. All Shade*. ;;:>. goods, sah?.19 CtS. White Milk Lingerie, Emroid ercd in Colors. ;ii Pieces. Every New Put 1? in. 50c quality. For th?' Sale.29 CtS. SILK FIUI'RED M IRQUIS I IM S. H> Pieces, cverj piece differ? ent. ;>."? eeiu good*. On Sale ill.19 CtS. i> IV?.. 15 In. Ia? Ex-Pi I nine Bordered Robe**. Vcrj swell ami new. 75?' vol ue*. For This Sole.48 CtS, is.-.n ^ WHITE MADRAS Woven Shirting*, 36 In. wide of the liii**?-t grade*. Mill End* - to 10 yard*. Very Cheap at 12 l-2e.. They'll (?o at. Fine Sheer Colored Fabrics. Fancy Striped Lingerie, worth 25c, ;:?? in Sah' at . . . Soinl Colored Marquisette*, regular 25c. in thi?* Sale. . llevtTe Lingerie Foulards, a new fabrie worth 25 cent*, Sah'. A I 1BLE of CAM V VOILES Lingerie, Marquette*, Etc., In suit Lengths, 2?v to 25e good*, all. 15 l?CS. TUSSAH SILK BRl > CADES. Value* 50e yd. to go at. son WHITE NAINSOOKS. Cor Cnderwear. 2100 Vd*. Mill End*. 2 to 10 Yards, worth at least 20e yard. They'll uo during Salt' at. 10 cts. 17 cts. 14 cts. 19 cts, 10 cts. 29 cts. 10 cts. MILL ENDS, 10 to 20 YARDS. 2800 yds. Bleach Homespun, worth 12 l-2c For Sale, 81-2c 1650 yds. Best 36-inch. Pajama 0 pf? Checks, go in sale at 0 vW 25 Pcs, 21 ln< I ohirvil Stripe. Sulsi'ttes l or M<*tl** slilrt** and Indie* \.\.ti-t? ami Mult*. Worth Ilk', .to be *old at.I Or one Table of HeOv) While forduro*** Colored Strip,-Mill End*, I hi 111 yard*. I'm Mult* and skirls. Regit? lur .??"???. Ilerf hir y*m at . it? ( m*ll rowi'h at Ilk . iTc and 21c. h??e it \<? 11"v? ? i*%e? Mi'ii a- giMMl, WHITE C< HIIM U< *\ s \mi Plt>| I s 1550 n eriK Mill I ml*, ?"? to i h Yanl*. north -'?<? himI -?"?? . Ill uo at.I-N' 35 Full Piece* White Corduroy* und P. K. SALE .12 i11? '2.\ WORTH 2? 25 l<> ?n? Im h Pure l.tiH'li S|ie?'lillg. K??e Ii you ran inaleli for $1.25. \T hs. . PI RE WHITE LINEN'S, ."i i>r^. 311 In. Purr Linen, worth :,?">?'. lo 1:0 \\ hil? 11 ai .21e I |i< 311 In. ShiM'lliiK Linen*. Every llireufl linen. To ^o ul .23c |m'?*. Il.iikl< 1 ? Iii? 1 Lliii'ii, Fin*' und !fc|i?i'i*. The 50e kind t?? ;hl ul.Sic. I no p? ^. Fine Engl 1*11 l^nigclotli. Worth Si.-?*>. I- yards to eiwh pi< < ??. to go at.*10? ItROWN LINEN nm? CRASHES. IV*. Pure Linen til.He s Pes*.. 36 In. worth 35e. at . . .2le .1 P? 30 In, Linen t'ra*h ill 25c p.?-. :'.i? in. Linen 1 i*u*li, worih .< 'o. at ?_".??' !?<?*. ItcttV) Pur?' Linen Cra*li Ttm'dlng. worth '2iu-. sah'.. int TowHIng 25 yds, to bolt for . . . ;?s?* LIN EN TABLE l> \M \M\ Mill EimIh in Cloth Umgths. sou ^ il* Kalt? at.sac :tsr> Yds. Sale at.i;i? 125 N il*. Sale at.1:, l h? > II 4.0 in a .?iIT>. .">n O/. ltr?N*ade IIikK Towel* t.? u?i in Nal?- at. . . |Oe Muslin Underwear. Gowns. Skirts. Corset Covers, Princess Slips, the Worth While Kind. ^!ll El'S Wll I'll I < ?\\ i \^l S. ;hl 1 nil ^1/? <,> uih-. SI.5H l>inrth ".?>, ul ... ; 11 111 I lo \Uu ? < .11 vi. ? 1 VMM 11 ?,?1 ll.l's?. sPI ? I U II I nil Si/i? i.onh si ?in hind Salt .11 HHi' .11-1 I'O Ii|N "i ? >l \N IDEA. Ill I?. /. M ii-1.11 N i. In I ."\\ n- I ilM'-l mal? Hal 111 nI irhiimim ? h? *n|? ? > 7 .?? In tin. . \i IOi $1.20 <??? ill . . IJ !???/. i?u??( Covi*rs. worth 5lk* to DOc a I.'Jr.*' |U l></ I Vi in ?????'? Slip*.. Fiiii'Mt $1.25 \ 11 it. Ml "ii ~ i|i ill s?.i? si :?h 'i< aho\i< iu-i |iii*ki'd sil 1 iiiitn'ii All tins still not .ill. Let nothin? keep you away. Let Us show you a real sale Come any \\ .i> \Ve \\.\nt you to. Y??u don*l have to '>n> Schw?rt: rs. It v J

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, January 29, 1913, Image 8