Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-12-12

Will expect 10 meet you 'hei
Don't disappoint them.
Z Beautiful vases within reach OF
everybody at Penn's.
WeIhave been requested to an
nounce that the w. q I. u. will
meet at he Presbyterian church
on Monday afternoon next at 8
o'clock.
Large assortment of nice pic
lures for Christmas presents. Call
in 10 see them.
Timmons Bros.
The little beauty in Penn's
window, Santa Claus pet, has
been named for the prettiest lit
tie girl in town, Matte Pattison.
She is not only the pet of Santa
Clans but everyone who passes
wants to fondle and caress her.
If you care for foot platection
aud foot comfort you Will buy the
hest shoes. If you care for your
dollare, you will buy from
Mayo TompkinR.
Col. ]. P. Hagood is represent
ing the Masonic lodge of Pleasant
Lane atthe Grand Lodge now in
session in Charleston. Mr.. Harris
Kemp is in attendance from
Friendship lodge.
Have you seen the 10 and Is
cents pictures at Penn's !? They
are beauties.
Mr.. J. E. Hart tells of his
Holiday Specials in his new ad-
vertisement. The holiday shoppers
should not pass his store without
stopping to see the many beauti-
ful things displayed thereat. Some
thing can be found to suit every
body.
We always carry complete as
sortment of fresh drugs and give
especial attention to all prescrip-
tions sent US. A share of your
patronage solicited.
Timmons Bros.
Handsome young John Milton
Bell was in our city on business
on Monday last. John, who is one
of the brightest boys that tie
west-side Of the county, has ever
produced, holds responsible po-
sition with large cotton factor
and commission merchant of Au.
gusta.
Beautiful line of Gift Books at
Penn's.
Sam TAYLOR, Edgefeld's all
round prognosticator, says that
Santa Claus will have delightful
weather in which, to make his
visits but that everybody hal bet
ter make ready for the heavy
snow that will fall on the 18th of
January. taste this in your hat
and let's see if Sam is telling the
truth or-just talking for fun.
Miss Matte Lyon, who is on all
occasions as beautiful as half
blown rose sparkling with the
morning dew, has given up her
school near Clinton and will be
at home during the holidays.
Early inthe new year she will
probably accept a hattering offer
waich she has received from a
school at Whitehall in Colleton
county.
Fresh Mince Meat, Cranber-
ries, Gelatine, Seeded Raisins,
Nuts, etc.
W. E. Lynch g. Go.
Capt. Joe Brunson spent last
week Swapping lies and eating
possum" with his brothers and
old chums throughout the county.
At least, that is what an old
friend said he had been doing
The warmth and sincerity of his
band-shakes, as we'll as the ray
Of pleasant1ess and yurshine that
accompany him, make ono wish
that the visits of this gallant old
Confed were more frequent.
The prettiest and cheapest as
snrtment of dolls ever shown in
can be seen at Penn's.
An election will be held in All
ken cuunty on January 9th, 1907,
to elect a probate judge and ccun-
sy treasurer. Tn.s 8 will make five
elections for Aiken since the sum-
mer: The regular primary, the
election, the election to
choose a state senator, an election
last. week on the Hayward county
question aud now another in
January, as above stated. In the
matter of elections, Aiken leads
Edgefeld.
Our customers say they have
never seen bed spring to beat
the National and Blus Ribt'on and
they never will.
Edge6eld M"rcan lie Company
A word to Christmas shoppers:
1t matters not what you have to
purchase, whether it be a five
cents doll, barrel of -four or suit
of furniture, do not put it off till
the dav before Christmas. Buying