The Brandon news., October 07, 1909, Image 6

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We Closed Our Auction Sale....
June 5th, but will continue to sell at
auction prices until further notice.
This is an opportunity to buy Fine
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Cut
Glass, etc., at less than wholesale.
C. A. RICHARDSON Co.:
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and
Opticians,..
417 Cast Capitol Street.
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Two 8-montha boarts.
Eleven* chodoe pigs.
« Good dadaviidmals.
S. R. MYERS, Brandon, Miss.
PEARSON.
School begani here Monday with
nine mew patient desks for the pupils.
Mina. Alleni Fairley and little daugh
ter Mary,were visiting thedir relatives
here this past week.
Bom, Monday,/to Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Valemtane, a fine little girl.
Min. and Mrs. Wm. Harris were vis
itors to Jackson last Saturday.
Mrs. John, Russell, of Jackson, spent
Wednesday ini our town.
Mr. and Mrs. Cha®. Wade are the
happy parents of a meiw daughter,
who arrived at ihe Stacy home Tues
day morning.
Miesdames A- E. Clement and Katie
Roeil, visited the capital city Wednes
day evening.
A1J of our young people attended
the petfty at C. H. Tanner’® of Car
ter’s Valley Friday night and repent
a] grand ItHme.
The infant child of Mir. and Mrs.
Ohas. Smallwood, of Jacksoni, died
last Sunday after a long illness with
eryislipela®. Mrs. A. R. Smallwood
attended the funeral last Monday re
turning home Tuesday morning.
A gay ci'owd of young folks, of
Jacksoni, picniced at the Farilsbe’®
springs, Saturday. Owning to one of
tine horses balking they had ,to come
down here and wait till about 9 o’
clock until they sent ainothefcl horse
out so they coulld get back home.
Mr. end Mrs, F. M. RceLl went to
chuft1:)ii in Jackson Sunday morning.
Miiisisi Mamie Smallwood, of Jackson,
spent Sunday wlii.h hametflo'liks.
Mr. Cihfes. Wade, of Vicksburg, spent
Saturday with fciYs wiiCe and children.
Mh J. W. Roe.ll spent Saturday
niight and Sunday tiim Jacksoni.
Mr. Oscar Strickland was a Jack
son visitor! Wednesday might.
Henry Stacy, of Jacksoni, spent
Sunday at home.
PATRICK
Farmers are real busy harvesting
theor oops and they willl be real Short
this yeast
Wo are glad to know that Mami
soflu Kiersh, who has been away for
some tiiime iiis now visiting bis old
home and many friends. ' We are
glad (to sea jhiilm.
Our school otpem/ed here Monday,
and every thing bids fare to have a
fine schooll. We had a fine school
laisit yeiaJTj.
Masses Laura and Noilia Baugh, two
oharmiing young ladies of Polkville,
visited here last Saturday and Sunr
day. Come again young laides, you
are always welcome.
Ei'an and Wii/ll Fe/ngusonj are now
ala Leake county.
Jdim Kensh lis hauling log© near
Ettaartcm. Jim says logging is just
fine and ha wiOl continiue to pop bits
wjbiip for some time.
D. A. Kersth d© very busy ginning
the fleecy staple.
The Cub abac L. Co. is ini good
way chitting the long pine.
Soane cif our hoys are lookuug sail
since the ycuing lady visitors have
oeilurmied home. Cheer up boys, we
itihrim.k you will be taking more pleas
ure trips Gib the near fuitunei.
W. L. MctfdhiatH left Monday to be
gone several days. Wonder "where
“EGUTt wetr.it?
J. A. Patrick, who has been aittend
iing the A. & M. for* the path two
sessions, wuCfl teach near County L-inei
Master Luke Patrick is very ©ibk,
amid hCis many little f-ierdsi hope to
siela helm Iciuit scon.
Mrs. Dave Trailer and Mr. and
Mri3. Tom Tfacmupsom visited at D’Lo
last Saturday and Sunday.
We are very soiwty to know that
Mr©. Cate is no better. We bopo to
see her utp soon.
Pest wishes to the News. .
LANGFORD.
C. O. Rouse, J. E. Kerelh and Will
SlwilSIy attended the association at
Rock Bluff last week.
Russell Kersti made a flying trip
to the state capital Saturday.
Langford was well represented at
Fanniini Sunday.
We are glad to see Mr. and Mrs.
Btethune out again.
J. H. Whitfield, of Lena, attended
prayermeeting here Saturday night.
School will open here Monday
morning, under the efficient manage*
menit of Miss' Grace Betihune. We
are glad to hawe one of oiu£l home
giirls a® teacher,, and sure we will
halve a successful teifim. Let every
one he there on time.
CONCORD.
Health of this community is very
good.
Rev. E. B. Steen filled his appoint
ment alt Concord Sunday, and preach
a veiry interesting sermon.
Dr. Wateom left for New Orlclan©
a few day® ago where be will attend
school for a whale. He wfiill be badly
n/resd in this part of the country.
Rev. Rennie Kinard failed to fill
his regular appointment at Moseley
Stunday.
Mr. Hulom Purvis, a hustling young
man of this community,will soon com
plete a new reeiiidemiee. Listen for
the wedding bell®.
Miiiss Florence Purvis returned Shorn
Friday from a pleasant trip to Mobile
Ala., to the delight of Shier many
ftliiends.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly visited thecr
farther and mother art. D’Lo last week.
Misses Clara Purvis, EtjhefL amid Eva
Patrick, Willie Belle Kelly took din
ner with Mis® Bessie Patrick Sun
day. .
The young people enjoyed them
selves very much eating cane and
peanuts at the home of Mr. W. W.
Patrick Stonday afternoon..
Our school w#a begin Monday.
E. B. Steal principal, Miss
Rotiitnsom, of Shfeih, assistant.
Tfhe youmg people wdi have a has
ket ball game at the school house
Saturday evening. ■ Everybody is in
vited to see the kidis.
Our Entire Clothing, FumBs/hiingis,
sale we put on in, Juno would be our
were unable to sell our stock down
and chance to buy goods at the low
oesisful ever inaugurated In Jackson,
fourth time to make additional pun
net, It was impoissible to close each
aM of which will be closed out during
THE LAST CALL; and you; cannot
ter outfit at Half and loss fojaim the
merchandise business, and it be
TION SALE. The Bargains you will
dilsiiing htetcftjy of the cty. i
Stboeis, Hats and Caps will be solid re
last, but owing to an enormous stock
to the point we could dispose of it
esf price ever made in the State,
and the thousand® of satisfied cue
chases is a guarantee that the1 values
lot, and leaves our Stock of Spring
this Sale for less than Half of their
afford to miss the opportunity of a
price you will pay the other fellow,
hooves money savers to attend this
fiilmd (here will be long remembered
garbles® of cost. We expected the
of Fall Clothing and Fumishhiinigs we
dm/ bulk. This Is why you ge,t a See
Our Salfe in June was the most suc
tomer®, many returning the third and
gfiiven during the Sale was this mag
and Summer Goods in brJokcn siizes,
Vaflue. THIS WILL BE POSITIVELY
life time to get your* Fail and Wto
We are positively retiring from the
Mammoth CLOSE OUT LIQUIDA
as the Greatest event in tjhe merchan
This Sale Lasts Only 15 Days! Beginning
Thursday, October 7, and Closing Satur
day Night, October 23. Remember the
dates! Only FIFTEEN DAYS
Every article in the house will
October 2, and commencing Monday,
to mark and arrange the Stock,
have secured competent, and well
ease. AS ALWAYS WE GUARAN
force. We are prepared to satisfy
should be unsatisfactory din any re
ey without that sour face We have
reason' why our Sales have been so
Bargain event ever known in. this
the great itapomtance of your attend
womderftil Bargains to be found here,
small portion of the stock, four if we
and too much of your time to read,
tiomied on this page. To fully realize
it the store yourself.
be marked in plain figures. The
October 4tih and until Thursday, Oc
Everyithing will be so aranged as to
trained Sales-men and Salss-laides tc
TEE OUR GOODS. No masnepres
the skeptical, and therefore whatev
spect. WE WILL EXCHANGE take
always represented nothing but facts,
largely attended. Come with the ex
city. We cannot use emphatic lan<
Sng this sale. But bear an mind the
and we can only give you a glimpse
should quote you prices on every
Every airtiicle in the store will be
and properly appreciate the marve
Store being closed Saturday night,
tober 7th at 8:30 a.‘ m. to enable us
enable the tirade to buy quickly. We
wait on the peopel rapidly and with
en/tation will be allowed by our sales
er purchase made during this 6ale
back cheerfully and refund your mon
The people ljnow this whi'ich is the
pectation of finding the greatest
gusage enough to convey to your mind
prices below alie merely a few of the
of what you can save by quoting on a
item at would take too much space*
just as great a Eargain/ as those men
lous values to be found you must vis
Thompson Bros. Co. Retire from Retail Business
Store will be for rent, fixtures for sale; an opportunity to buy fixtures
that are in perfect condition for half you would pay from the factory
Fixtures will be delivered immediately after this sale.
This Store Will Be Closed
Every evening during the Sale ait
6:30 except Saturday mights when
we close at 10:30. Th/is i& to enabie
us to arrange our tsock for the fol
lowing day.
Conditions of Sale
All good's sold for cash. No credit
extended. Money refunded or pur
chases exchanged if unsatisfactory.
AH goods will positively be sold as
advertised. Sale lasts 15 days only,
look for the big RED SIGN.
Thais stock must be sold within the
15 days and the building turned
over to the owners by November 1st.
Men’® $12.50 and $13.50 Overcoat®
made of Cheviot® and worsteds
worth double the price. Last call
pniioe.. .. „. $6.49
Men’s Overcoats male of pure wool,
Cheviots Kenseys, splendid values
worth $15.00 to $17.50. Last call
piece. $7.49
A $20.00 geuihe ail wool block un
finished Chaviiot and a special Bar
gain. Last call price.$9.98
Our regular $22.50 and $25.00 Over
coats. Last call pttice.. .. $11.48
Cravemstte waterproof raincoats eold
Close
cut
$7.48
regularly fo $15.00.
price.
Our $17.50 Rate oats close-cult
ptifxie.
Our $20.00 Raiicoats close out
priice.
Our $22.50 Raincoat closse out
priice.. .. ..
Our $25.00 Raincoats close out
pfrjjfce. 12.48
Our $30.00 Raincoats close cut
price.14.98
Our $35.00 Raincoats ctose out
priice. 17.48
8.73
9.98
11.23
All Boys’ Overcoat® go at Half
Ffi>jce. This a® when© you get tihe
most remarkable Bargain® over of
fetted. A positive loss on; each coat
solid at ithffa price of 20 to 30 per cent.
Gome early or you will regret it.
Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing.
$5.98
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Splendid Suita, made up in me
datum and heavy weights, con
©eirvatiitve .style® worth $10 to
$12.50. Close out Priice....
Our special band tailored $15 Suits
in Cfhievfjots and Worsteds iln
alii the 'prevailing curt® and col
ors. Remember youJr money
aick if not satisfied, close out
priice. $7.98
$17.50, $18.50 and $20.00 flufite, rep
resenting a/ various assortment
Eitytes, cloth® and whet© you
can find a giramld bargain, Cliose
cult priice.$9.48
$25.00 and $22.50 Sluilts fbr.. ..$11.98
Swell, stylish, handsome, perfect fit
ting gajrimenits, showliing newest
idea® itm faslhrion®. Hhe latest
arrivals for thils season* . Gar
meot® which. are well wetfih
$22.50 and $25. Close price $11.98
Adler Bros. Clothes for Meni and
Edderihieiiim'cE! Stein & Ooi. for Young
Men and Boy® have tog been reco
gnized as America’® best makers and
ithiedr name on a garment i® guaran
tee that the tailcrfing and make m of
the highest grade an the land.
Riamgte of priiices as follow®:
$22.50 Adler Snfltia Last call .. $11-23
25.00 Adler Suits. Last call .. 12.48
30.00 Adler Suita Last call. 14.98
35.00 AdilepJ Suits. Last caHl 17.48
15.00 Ederheimer Young Mens’ ^
Suliits. 745
17.50 Bdcrhehmer Young Mens’
Suit®. 8.73
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9.98
20.00 Edeitie&mer) Young Mens’
Siui.1:s.
25.00 Edenhedimer Young Miens’
Such®.'. 12.48
■DERHEIMERS LITTLE
SUITS.
MENS’
00 Boys’ Suits well ami stylish taade
Worth every cent asked for it
before this saHia Lost call j
piCioei.$1.491
All sizes i?rom 8 to 16.
4 and $5 Suits. All isiiteeis 8 to
16. $2.3*9
6 all! wool worsted® anil ohevi*
ots. 2.98
7.50 to $10.00 Suits. Our nobbiest
Biittle Meins’ Siti'ts. Close out
pniicei. $4.48
3.00 Mem’s pajnliis in worsted®,
Stripes. Close ouit pUlce.. .. 1-48
2.50 Men’s Pants, well fitting and
splendidly made in Cheviots and
Worsted®.1*23
4.00 Men’s Panics in worsted
Stripe. Close out ptfiice .. .. 1.98 i
5.00 Men’s Pants in worsted
stripe®. Cflosie out prices .. 2.78
Boy*’ Knee Pants.
0c kind ail wool worsteds and
cashmeres, the kind for sdnocil 34c!,
5c Boys’- Knee Paints in many
aJtteim®. and guaranteed for
service. Close out price .. .. 49 c
1.00 kind, Our E\ssit Value. Close
out priice.74c
MEN'S SHIRTS.
73c
;1.00 Wilson Bros. ©hfcit®, made
fLIcim Madras and facie I lercaileia
dm all the latee.it colors and
paittetrpcts.
1.50 Willson & Ciaeiit
the best Shirt Lb. the United
States. $1.13
L Biig Bargain—25c E. & W.
Collar®. Close out pc pee .. .. 10c
5c Arrow Brand Collar®. Close out
plrjlce'.9°
Get these while they last.
FURNISHINGS.
, 6c
ham
lie
>c Black or Tan Mem’® half hdwe
the Kind you find tfhie world
over 15c or 2 palir for 25. Lact
Call close out priicte.
5c Men’s 1-2 Hose on black,
and fancy colors of the very
loftiest patterns.
5c Silk Embroidered amid plaiin color
lisle and Majco thread, close
ou/t police ..49c
3 Fancy Silk Embroidered Stripes,
Plaid® amid all colors, weM worth.
50c. Last call.29c
est quality Fleece limed 141b Cotton
UndierwieeA shafrt® and drawers
sold the world ower fon 50c the
garment. Last call pr/fe©.. ,. 36c
fShra- heavy Fleece 'ted garment®,
Regular p<r]lic© 75c. Last calil 42c
51.00 a suit heavy rilbed cotfccra,,
la blue and white, all colons. Last
rail. 39c
12.00 all wool rilb medium weight
brown. Close out price .. .. 63c
>1.25 all wool nib to gray and
light brown, Cloze cut pril2e 73c
11.50 all 'wool r^b, girray t/4d
brown*. Close cut price.98c
>2.00 all wool rd medium weight
and the beet garment ever sold
fc'-i $2.00. Close cut price.. .. $1.29
All summer weight underwear wil
)e sold regard lesisi of cost. So many I
Apkeim lets we carjriot give prices. I
fou will be m-ore than satisfied with I
he prices.
lOc Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
in plain white and fancy Borders.
Lalst call.4c
15c Hemstitched Cambric Hamd
keroMiefis. Last call .. „.8c
55c Linen HeimstiyJhed Handker
chiefs. Last call price.'. .. 16c
f5c and $1.00 Ties, FouintoHamds,
Assets and Puffs in fancy col
ors and plain. Close out price..39c
>0c Ties, this seasons latest crea
trilonis. Close cut price. 33c
51.00 Mein's Imported Siilk and
Lisle Hose, Close out prfcoe.. 53c
55 Imitation Gujxxt Suspenders,
guatiainteed to wear ealtisftuc
(tlcriily. Close out priite .. .. 17c
>0c genuine Brettelles Suspen
ders, -sold the world over for
50c. Close out price.34c
WEN’S STIFF AND SOFT HATS.
foumart’s celebrated Dellby, sold
the world ove|r for $5.00 in
blacks and browns. Close
out price.$3.39
Dine lot extort large size 7 1-2,
7 3-4 c:nd 7 1-2, both colors,
Ocse out price.2.48
itoelofs best make of $4.00 and
$5.00 stiff and soft, ell colors
and shapes. Close out price 2.28
loelofa $3.50 soft to seveviM
shapes and colors. dose out
police ...1.98
£$3.00 Hats, stiff and soft, all siezs, .
colors and shapes.1.78
WALK OVER AND NETTLETON
SHOES.
Two of Americas fty.tamoEit makes,
none better for 'the price. $6.50
Nettletoni patent leather, all
sizes. Close out price.. ♦. $4.48
$5.50 iNettlertons to plain viici
and calf. Close out pffioe .. 3.98
One lot small size Nettletoms
to patent leathers, tans and
viici Oxfords.2.98
$4.00 Waik-Over Shoe®, where you
usually get $5. 00 worth of
wear. 2.98
$3.50 Walk-Over, the equal of any
$4.00 Shhoe made. Close out
police. 2.48
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