Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24

DR.. and M rs. John G.. Edward
hre receiving the congratulation
OF friands over the arrival of >
bright little son at their home.
Women's heavy Jersey ribbed
fleece lined Pants aud Vests, regu-
lar sizes 4 to 6, 25c each.
The Cnrper Store.
Our people generally, are very
happy to know that the ladies
throughout our county are taking
all active interest IN the coming
convention, and that every mis-
sionarY society in the Edgefeld
association will be represented.
Lopsdale Cambria 10c yard al
The Corner Store.
Edgefeld is greatly in need of
dwelling houses. Why is it that o
greater number of persons do not
build homes through the local
building and loan association? A
gentleman told US few days age
that be had just flushed paying
for his place, having purchased 1t
through the building and loan as
ISOLATION. His monthly payments
were but little more than the
amount of rent that be would have
paid had he rented place.
There will be $50 nething doing"
even in railroad circles next week.
Capt. Rice will have TO put on his
best bib and tucker, and run q
"Convention Spesial" to Trenton
next Tuesday afternoon. About
four cars will be required to &C.
commodate the fair passengers
and about seven baggage cars will
be needed to transport their ac-
cessorias such as grips, hand bags,
Gags, baud boxes. saratogas, etc.
The Advertiser serves notice on
the genial conductor in tire.
The large-he4rted, generous
natured, ever-thoughtful presi-
dent OF the S. c. G. +. will throw
wild, the college doors to the visit
lug ladies on Wednesday after
noon next and tender a reception
to the entire convention. This will
be the star feature. socially, of
the convention.
See the Kenyon Rain coats,
Furs and wraps of all kinds just
opened at
j. e. Hart.
Mr.. w. B. Penn has returned
fl ON his thirtieth annual trip to
New York to buy holiday goods.
Just thirk of it, children, for
thirty years Mr., Penn has been
paying regular visits to Santa
Claus" at his home on Broadway |
New York. And this time he pur-
chased a larger, more beautiful
at the came time, cheaper-stock
of Christmas goods than ever be-
fore. By going direct 10 the large
importers Of these goods, Mr.. Penn
not :only gets the newest and
prettiest things on the market but
be is thus enabled to buy them at
very close prices. In due time The
Advertiser will have more to say
of the things that Santa Claus will
send down to the Edgefield chill
dren and grownups.
When you want the best smoke
in town try "Franklin" or "Cin-
co" cigar.
p, BJalock, Jr.
The writer has not seen any
thing in the pap ,rs about a twen-
ty-fve pound turnip or potato, or
ap ear of corn full ward in
length, but he has seen it stated
that farmer in BAN berg county
has cotton stalk 10 feet 8 inches
high. What say you, Edgefeld
farmers, can't some of you beat
this? Take stalk to the Georgia
Carolina Fair that will measure
Twelve feet from tap-root to tip
top. And thereby show to the
world that Edge6eld can do more
than hold primaries.
Try our "Doronation" and
Snowflake" Flour. None better.
p. P. Blalock, Jr.
The ladies of the Chrysanthe-
mum association are planning a
very attractive feature for the ap.
preaching Fair in the form of a
baby show, or rathet a parade of
baby carriages. Instead of award
ing the prize to the finest and
prettiest baby, the prizs will be
given to the ons having the most
beautifully decorated carriage.
The decorations will not be re-
stricted to chrvsanthemums.
Flowers of every variety may be
rana ALI hahiaa r1ndar thraa uaars