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I Tell You The V Offer No Trip to Newbi Tremendous for Me Last week was a gre counters from early m4 the week to be over hC had ever sold before. I you. Were you in the harvest, if not, we wai give you a hearty wel stranger, just follow tIh the sign, it reads The Home of the Best. Tailored Waists. As you enter the door notice the 300 beautiful Waists we have on display, batfl grand man-tailored Waists at each ....... ............. $2.49 to $5.49 ] |Wonderful Dress Goods Bargains Thousands of yards beautiful Dress Goods piled on center counters and priced away be low value. Come get your new winter Dress here, where fash ion reigns supreme. Wondlerful Silki Bargains. Silks in all the splendor that can be made for Waists and dresses. All the new kinds are here. Ladies' Suit Department, Second Floor. 'Tis a fact, we have the great est Ladies' Suit department in upper Carolina. Hundreds of new Suits by express just land ed. Great line Long Coats. You all know they are stylish. See our line Children's Coats and Suits. Every one a bargain. 1,000 Cards 5c. Pearl tons at per card - COME EVERY D THOUSANDS Again This \ [onderful VC ed by This St rry is Complete Until Y Distributing Place of FiE n, Women and Child1 at week. Thousands of new cu >rn till late at night, and our sa tlf a thousand dollars more tha Were you here, gathering the ma jolly throng that bought in pler it to shake hands with you at oi come to this the mightiest week i e crowds to Newberry's busies Cash Store of Caidwell & Ii Gireat Millinery Department, Shu Second Floor. The b The greatest display of fine money c Hats ever shown by a New- and ma< berry store. Hundreds of new shoema] Hats just in by express. W. I from........ Blanket Department-Z2nd Floor. John Thousands of Blankets at from.. 25c. pair. 'Tis warm. LaFra 160 pairs $3.50 Wool Nap from.... Blankets at pair..........$1.98 Board from. C0omforts-ZH2d Flo0r. Willia Two great tables piled high Wof with good warm Comforts from children 98c. to $5.00 each. 500 j Rugs and Art Squares-2nd Floor pair_.. Rugs and Art Squares at special prices this week. Tinware, Enameled Ware, 500 pa 50c. values at each..............25e. Pants (a Great Great Sale Skirts. cales, ci Just 467 fine Skirts in the Great lot. Come get first choice to- Great day. Great Great Boys' Suits. Boys' Suits. Great 500 Boys' Suits at bargain 500 CI prices. at each... But- 1 1,000 Pairs Lad: - 2per pair - AY! THERE'S BARGA IAWAITING ONE AND AVE MA r gerTenny a~ n paper,w 9 That's 6 There sheet of Capital. 100 The Ui Veek of and Veek ofers) and AMec into wat( There Iluespiece of several h A Mei and 3ell ore A ditc ral tons Du Visit This g ~There they can LeSOOUNerve. Every] stock of renI find in t1 Now largest stoe,n stomers lined our store, les books showed I prove tJ I~ and tha Ln this great store 0 any wh ny values offered i Lty of the bargain Till ir front door and a Jewe, of them all. If a t store. Look at Ji 4 a altiwanger, The" les. Shoes. st line of Shoes thatS T mnbuy, all solid leather, | le by the world's best4 ers. 2.Douglass for. men ............$2.75 to $5.00O to e Freeman's for men ....... $2.00 to $4.00"-"" ~ne Shoes for women Special Excur ........$3.00 to $4.00 ir man Shoes for women I ............$2.00 to $2.25 sou ins Clark & Co. for wo--_____ m..i.........$2.25 to $2.50 Bros. for women and ' iSpecial Trains s every day wear. iNov. 2nd and 3 airs Baby Shoes at Lv. Anderson.. 10c " Belton.. ....................... 'Oc . " Ho nea Path S "Donalds ... reat Pants Sale. ' Shoals J"" "Abbeville. irs Sample Pants, $6.50 " Hodges-.-.. [ sizes in stock)at $3.50 " Cothran . .. sale Ginghams, Per- " e * Mak iambrays, etc. -'Ninety-Six sale Piques, Reps, etc. I " Dyson.. Dress Trimming sale. Ii" Chappells.. sale Bed Spreads. " Old Town Towel Sale. " Silver Stree Underwear bargains. " ea.. ildren's Ribbed Vests " Prosperity. . ............................15c. I ' Pom aria .. __________________" Peak.. ~es' Hose at S"~ ci'n Special trains and returning, Belton 11:3o p.1 INS 1 anYwilTuniE The following ALL AT All tickets wvii wxith finial limit r Ample extrae Fair Week. For further in: ____ ___ ____ ___ ___ JNO. L. MEEK AYES' LOGIC ;on or Longfellow could take a worthless sheet of rite a Poem on it and make it worth $65,000.00 enius. are some men who can write a few words on a paper and make it worth $3,ooo,ooo. That's nited States can take an ounce and a quarter of stamp upon it an Eagle bird (even witb bloom make it worth $20.00. That's Money. hanic can take material worth $5.oo and make it h springs worth $1,000. That's Skill. is a man in New York that can take a fifty cent canvas, paint a picture on it and make it worth undred dollars. That's Art. chant can take an article worth seventy-five cents it for $1.oo. That's Business. ian can purchase a hat for $2.50 bUt buys one for That's Foolishness. h digger works en hours a day and handles seve of earth for $1.25. That's Labor. vrite a check for $90,ooo,ooo, but you could not i noney on it. That's Rough. are merchants in this town who will tell you that serve you as well as The Book Store. That's - >ody likes to go where they can see the largest goods and where the prices are as low as you will ie city. That's Good Judgment. if you do not believe thatI have the stock of goods in the city, come in my nock your fist on the counter and tell t you are from Missouri, and if I do not iat I have the largest stock in the city, t my prices are as low as you will find re in Newberry, then dont' buy my good DON'T BUY you have seen my line of ( ry, Sterling Silvr & Cut Glass [ yes' Book Store 0 USE OF A THOUISAND THINGS." ATE FAIR GOLUMBIA, S. C. S31st to Nov. 4th, 1910 sion Rates and Train Service Announced by the [lHN RAILWAY Round Trip Rate Including one Admis 1. sion to Fair Grounds. - - - 5:30 a. m...........................$4.40 ...6:00 a. m....... .............-... -.-.4.10 .... 6:20 a. m............-.-..-.-...-------------39o ...6:34 a. m.....-.--.--.--..-..-..-..--.--.-.-..-375 tion 6:42 a. m . ......----...-.-. - - ---375 .... 6:30 a. rn...... ....... . ..-- ..-----..----3.65 ...6:57 a. m....--- .. ---.-.-.-.-.-.-.-...-------3.5o ...7:10 a.m..... .... .............. .. .... 7:23 a. m.........--- ......---------3.2 t... 7:28 a.m.............-------.--.-3.' ..7:45 a. m. ....................... 2.95 ...7:58 a. m. .......................... 2.70 ...8:10 a. m. ................ ........... 2.60 ..8:25 a. m........... ................. 245 t... 8:38 a. m. ........ ........... ........30 .... 8:53 a. m.... ..-..... ........-.-.----. - ..8:58 a. m. .... .....8:00 a. m..... ....2.05 ---9:15 a. m..,...,... ..8:37 a.m...... .85 4 -- 9:35 a. m...... .....8:52 a. im..... .......175 .--9:52 a. m..........9:07 a. m.......... 55 ---9:57 a. m..........9:11 a. m.........1.50 .. I 1:30 a.nm...... ......1000 a. m.......... from Anderson will be operated November 2nd and 3d, vill leave Columbia 6:30 p. m. same dates, arriving 1 , Anderson 1i:5 p. in., and A bbeville 11:oo p. m. rom Newberry will be operated November 2nd and 3d, mne direction as shown above, only. round trip per capita rates will be in effect for Military s Bands in Uniform, t wenty or more travelling together Abbeville... -.-.-......... $2.15 Anderson .................55 Green s ood........... ..--. -1.70 NewLer.y .... ....... .. .85 I he on sale October 29th to November 4th inclusive, e urng November 6th, i910.j qjuiment will be provided on all regular trains during ornation call on neare-t ticket agen', or address A. G. P A , ALEX. H. ACKER, T. P A.,~ Atlanta, Ga. Augusta, Ga.. .1