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THE COLUMBIA HERALD ' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER in, iqso
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fZ&SK;Ojie. Minute Please!
ffod'H Should Read Every Word.
I t " ? Announces a Big, Grand and Glorious
1 .. fii! Oneiifi Fridav. Wnftmlir life' 9 M '
Calico lights rfrtd darks
at per-yard j
28-ihch'Percale all colors
on sale at per yard
9-4' Peperall Sheeting Bleachefl,.
and brown at per yard.
Heavv Outint all colors
i oi sale at per yard . .'Sr -
(Men's Pants at Reduced Prices .. ; ,
15c
23c
74c
23c
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LndfesShWMilUaryaM.highheels'J-''ffC'flQ 'v-1 ' Men's titftVy1 Work SIStts . QQa . Ladies Hose all ooors.- )n. i. lip
t..ii values 8t-iVi...iL'fe,2i -JJi'L'- J J J,)0 tn sale :fittV;:: .i'Ji".' uOU , on sale at I b
, f ,-,,., ,i c;7oa n'n'n ' HeaVy Shirting 40c values ., .j,M.t f,.'.0QfV't : Ladies Heavy Fleeced Underwear ' tl
Ladies new coats all sizes CQ Oft. 0n sals at -; ' ' 7SC ' ' $2.00 values on sale at 5LZ4
special at , T-- 4IU.WU ., ...7 ""r" ' , -i .. ( wv , i
,.;,chin 98c ' ,Sr!s . $2.69
. Children's Coats $5.00 values $2 98 rf!-' 88C OSri8!?!!6" S1.49
t - c ' fonnn ,, ft rtft Men's Hanes Union Suits, Ribbed - M 7 4 Boy's all vool suits $10.00 values ffC QQ
S9.98 Sate P ---- 51.74 anSa.ea. S&.S8
", ' ,' - Men's Work Shoes CQ 91 Boys and Youths Overcoats $25.00 values ' (TO yJQ
Vic; v Cut Prices on all Serge Dresses. Sale price . : Ju.Z'f On Sale at $0.43
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F. W. IRWIN DIED
IN UNDERTAKING BUSINESS FOR
MORE THAN FIFTY YEARS.
LED ACTIVE LIFE.
(From Friday's Daily Herald.)
Alter a life of seveiily-nino years,
practically all of which was spoilt in
activities, F. V. Irwin, of Mt. Vlcus
ant. passed away at his wno at sis
o'clock this morning. Doceased was
'. for more than, fifty years engaged in
ti,f Undertaking business in Mt. Pleas-ant;-'k'i(t
up to few yejir'a 'ago was ac
tivelj'' connected with the operations
of' thp ftim, but. retired allowing his
s'oiis"'to..tak oVer the husiness, wlio
pe'i'ix'tuafod if under the name of Ir
win Ijnithers. Like his husiness life,
he was also active in church affairs,,
went ha'cit' aiomeji (iivsinity
and settle'r 'down to business where
he pursued the even tenor of life. He
is survived by. his wife . and Jthe fol
lowing children,;. .Ernest, L,j S. , and
K. E. Irwin, Mrs. Frank Parks and
Miss Pauline Irwin, of Mt. Pleasant,
and Mrs. James A. 1'ostick, of Glen-
having been a members of the Metho-j dale, and a large connection of rela-,
dist church practically all of his life. J tives and friends.
During he war of tli stales he ! The funeral services will be con
shouldered his rifle and cast his lot ducted at the residence Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock by Rev. V. E. Doss,
with interment in Lawrence. cemetery.
with the Confederacy aud- fought four
years in this cause. After-the 'ar he
YOUNG WIFE IS
DEATH'S VICTIM
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0k Mistake If You
MRS. FANNIE REESE DIED AT HER
,, HOME IN SPRING HILL AFTER
ILLNESS TWO WEEKS.
(From Friday' liaily .Herald;)
Mrs. Fannie Hoese. age. twenty-six
years, wife M "J. UJ'Heese; - died this
morniiiK'at Vr home vat--Spring Hill
after an illness of two weeks. Mr.;.
Reese was a member of the Christian
.
mum MAN HAS
GAINED 25 POUNDS
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victor Victrola
or a
A.LL. HISlTROUBLES WERE" OVER-J
POME , AND.- HE FEELS FINE 1
SINCE TAKING TANLAC.'ii ' J
Columbia Grafonola
church and was .widely known 'and be-
loved., 'f-, C-;'.!'!
Deceased is survived by ier hus
band and two small children. The fu
neral will be conructed Saturday
morning at lOftfylock at the residence! V VHerald' cfeap Coliimq. Ad Pay.
with interment ii thSpring Hill cem-1
etery. The Maury Undertaking Co. in
charge. .. .
Mrs.' Nellie V. 1 Daker is the first The pay of cabinet menjbevs.unflcf
womajb real esta(e dealer lu Junctipn tha lrisly iptJ)liian overnmeJiUiflx-V:.,
Herald Cheap Column Ads Pay.
; Herald Cneap Column Ads Pay.
CASCARETS
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"They Work while you Sleep"
They are reeo;niBd the world ovyr as the two standard music machin.es. Wo have a
complute line of these wonderful musical instruments in prices ranging from
$25.00 to $300.00
Also a complete line of Records for both machines
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"I have gained twenty-five "pound's?
j lij" th'k'iii. Tanlae anil never felt liet
1 ter," said K. .1. Coleman, well-known
painter and decorator, of 1!t5" Miclii:
' gan'ii've., Wiiinljeg. Mha.
"Ahoit a year ( ago I had double
' pneumonia,''' said Mr. .('oleinan, "and
it left me a wreck. I was too .weak
to Walk' by myself and ,'iny stomach
was in such had shape I could hardly
t,, i;1... 1 .. l.':...l ..l;..
rj nerves were so shattered 1 almost col
lapsed when a friejid omv.diiy . une
"pctetlly slapped rm)ii h. . lupk!
It was out of the ouestion for tjie to 5AI
Bj.'sloefc tit .M'n;.ys i afraid to5
L3 b'e' alone Yirtiie (lark' and had to have; 541
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,L) you feel' at" '"sixes and sevens"
toray? You 'are billows, constipated!
You ' feel fafadachvj full of 'old. 'iin-
'l'Mi i f Hin'frl - Your meals don't, lit -breath
IsoUid, skin sallow. Take Cascarets ; jj
tcnisht 'for your liver and bowels and ! W
wake up clear, rosy and cheerful. 1 J
No griping no inconvenience. Chil-1 ift
dren love Cascarets too. l't, 2., 5U
cents. (Advt.) S
It s a pity that many of our young men w ork so$:
hard to earn money and then spend most of it ODlish
j ly without a thought cf tomorrow . .
'j Today is a good day to mske x resclvt that you
igj: will save at least a part of the mone you worked so -a
j j! hard to earn.
Our officers will encourage you' and give you
JJfj helpful assistance. . 1
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JJ Ijcre you.l'iml . , o, . . ": ' OurServict!'! '
54J: Courtesy and - ' ' " ' at iour '
Cordiality " ' 1;'"' t-"i,rivict,!'-1
Maybe our Hahlv is the best bank for you.-
All Branclu-s of Hanking. 1
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ny ray
It is not t'.io late to get in on this wonderful opportunity. You , can have one of
these machines put into your home Christmas upon the following terms. By paying tht
bide duos ot -.03 per week, which amounts to about $V.C0 and then $-.00 per'., week, un
til Christinas when tho n:achin; will be delivered to 'your home. After Christmas the tie
fcrred payments will be divided into ten equal installments. ' There novvr was a letter
opportunity .'to get a Musical Instrument than -1 ... . ' '
through our Cliristmas Club. JOIN TODAY.
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Columbia Hardware &
Furniture Company
Columbia's Musical Center
CliS';'1'
,rrrHiS masters voice - '
t- - Pri.u Spat off
' K.FMtKA IWWSTRUU E3:STOi' - ':'
k Jotb&iij lih-wi t n'.
someone in me room wjiii me an nay. i
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l y Klllliev s , wtM e m kiii in mufi
that I had a pain across my back near-1 fr;
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Gtl me lime ami i iosi so mucn.T
tj weight I actually looked like a frame. ;ij
' "I liad takeu so much medicine
without getting better that I was dis-' 'AJ
couraged and when my folks brought
me a bottle of Tanlae I didn't want i
to take it: but finally I tried it and,
much to my surprise, 1 hegun to
improve right away. Now I am on my
fourth bottle and am so well I can do i
as hard a da''s work as any man. I j jQ
eat heartily of anything I want and!??:
nefr have the slightest pain or tron- JtS
hie of any sort whatever now. As , Jf
long as I live' I'll never 1 aide to j JA
f. j- praise Tanlae rnough for w tiat it has 5
O . done for me." j A
."Tanhic Is sold in Columbia by j
USnvder Ibugfo.; in ' Hampshire by J
: Luun Drug Co.: and in Sawdust Val-1 Jrl
h-r bv Wilkes & Son" fAdvt
There is no necessity for paying high prices for your, shoes any longer, un
less you just nM.ufallv' enjoy squandering your money.
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All our mens $9 and $10 shoes vici kids
blacks and tans straight toes and (?C Hf)
Bluchers . Jl D.uG
Men's $15.00 tan brogues
goin at -.
Men's tan officers' shoes $12 values
at
$7.50
$7.50
Ladies tan calf skin, English Walking
Shoes $9.50 values
Ladies Enli;;h black Walking Shoes '
'8.50 values .... . .
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Ladies $6.50 Shoes in blacks .
and tans ...
$6.98
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Walk a Block and Save a $
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