Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-12-12
"WEDNESDAY. DEC. 1s, 1905.
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Beautiful Japanese ware at
Penn's.
Mr. B. R. Tillman, Jr., has
returned from his western trip.
Bargains are being daily dis
pense d at the .Talbert store. The
great Salvage Sale will continue
through Monday next.
The pretty picture books at
Penn's will delight the children.
Mrs. James B. Tompkins at
tended the 3azaar of the Trenton
ladies on Thursday last, being
the guest of Mrs. P. B. Day.
DR.. Fred L. Parker came over
from Johnston and spe Mt Sunday
last at the old home with his
father, Dr.-H Parker.
Try our ':Lord Casper Cigar.
Bsst SC smoke on the market.
Timmons Bros.
Can anybody inform The Ad-
Advertiser why handsome young
Pat Blaloek goes to Augusta everv
Sunday? They say he goes on
.business." Surely he doesn't buy
goods OH the Sabbath.
Suitable toy for every boy and
pretty doll for every girl at
Penn's.
Since Mr.. Penn named the big,
beautiful dolltin his show win
dow, Matte Pattison," Bubber
Holstein can't walt on any GUS
toners for standing out in front
aud .feasting his eyes on her.
Have you seen the beautiful
statuary and the large artistic
vases in the west window of the
Lynch drug store?
The ladies of the Episcopal
church invite you to attend their
entertainment on Friday after
noon and evening at the residence
of Mrs. Eleanor Bailey. Their
cause is good one and deserves
your hearty support.
Gloves for your Christmas pres
ent in 16 Button Kid, two clasp
Kids, Black Silks and Colored
Gulfs at
The Corner Store.
The Photographer at the tent
will leave soon, so go early to have
your Christmas pictures mads. We
guarantee all pictures made dur
ing cloudy days. Stamp pictures
2 dozes for Is cents. Cabinets at
$3.50 and $3.50 per half dozen.
Tent next. to Timmons drug store.
Clocks, Furs, Blankets and
Dress goods at cut prices for ID
days at.
No queen of the fairies was
ever more beautiful than the
large doil.in the window of the
Lynch drug store. This little
. blonde beauty seems almost IN
ssthe act of returning the smiles
aud greetings of those who gaze
admiringly upon her.
Beautiful assortment of Cut
Glass atprices one-third less than
G.L.~Psnn & Son.
You can easily decide tho per-
picking Christmas gift problem
by having Miss Eliza Minis paint
some china for you. There is moth
ing more suitable for a gift than
a piece of beautiful, hapd-painted
china. Better place your order
with her at once.
Spectacles made up to suit your
particular need at lowest possible
price. = No
Edge6eld, S. G.
Mrs. Ida Stevens and Miss
Lena were given quite an ovation
at Sunday school and after the
service at the Baptist church on
Sunday morning. They have
friends and relat ives galore in
Edge6sld who are very happy over:
their coming among us.
Children of all ages, sizes and
sexes are wanted to buy solid
shoes, we have them.
]. E. Hart.
On December the twenty-sixth
a marriage in which many of our
people feel a deep interest will
occur In. Aiken Miss Pawnee Ty-
Ter, who was greatly beloved when
student Of the S. G. C.SI. sever
al years ago, will be married to
Mr.. Fabian Summerall young
business man of Aiken.
Those who contemplate buying
wedding presents are cordially in-
vited to the Penn Drug store.