Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Day | to Start the | Saving Habit j " ranaoHuan THRIFT and HEALTH 1 i s Care of tho health is a Thrift habit in the largest sense. It means bodily vigor, personal efficiency, good digestion, good disposition, and it puts dollars and cents in your Bank 9 Account. This store is Health Headquarters. Wo are expert pre8criptionists. We fill any physician's prescriptions just as written?exercising the utmost care and accuracy. We sell pure drugs and chemicals, and all of the better brands of ? patent medicines. H ^ We are also headquarters f-.r Eastman Kodaks and sup- I * plies. Whitman's World Famed Candies. A complete stock of I I all Toilet Requisites, Safety Razors, Flashlights, etc. 8 Every day is Thrift Day here. G j Lig on's Drug' Store 1 Phones 30 and 31 _ m The Best Thinjrs in I JEWELRY Are None Too Good fori; You and Your Friends 1| \rlOMJli J |! ?THE GIFT SHOP? 8 | Where Thrifty Folks Buy jewelry j, I at the Right Price |: ! THE THRIFTY jl Man o* Woman thinks not only of saving money but saving B (protecting/ property as well. jj* Tlirit't is a fundamental principle observed by home ' builders fx Paints, Oils, Varnish, Stainses i and other |! woof! finish as well as mitside paint are used freely by the [| ] thrifty to protect their property from weather and wear. gj In the state i.f Kansas the loss from deeay was many Hi " times preater than ti.c less by fire lor tlie same period of I 1 t'rn0* | | BAILENGERS PAINT STORE Where Thrifty People Confer with Paint Experts. | ( ' . ) ma I THRW DAY EBRUARY 3RD Pointed Paragraphs on L'W' CvE 1 Thrift Day Observance f * ' v i ri 1 4L ? i * A . . ; 4'i ' >' THRIFT DAY it a d^^iit .truly.ior^WJSE ^SPENDING as it is for wise taving.' A .p ' t . ;i v. In the field of spending lie? Thrift's greatest opportunity** How best to spend; and when, and where; to get a fair exchange?these are truly JfHRIFT DAY questions. Careful spending is nefcessary to Thrift, is a form of Thrift, and deserves a permanent place on the THRIFT DAY program. It is natural law that ht or she who starts an extra practioe i of Thrift on THRIFT SAY establishes increased credit-stand ing; becomes a better and a more prosperous citizen. It is the thriftless buyer who soon drops out of the running ?except, perhaps, the careless running up of bills. The thrifty men and women provide the .really .PERMANENT !> and profitable trade for manufacturer and merchant. It is for them that the best service is maintained. THRIFT DAY should bring about co-operation of the most effective character between buyer and seller, and it will and does. It brings them closer together; establishes a better undcrstanding. 3.y jrtv! Did you ever stop and observe that the thrifty citizen'?is found trading in the store of the thrifty merchant! THRIFT DAY registers increased care in buying and~ gelling. M ? I i Thrifty Buyers, See Our EARLY SHOWING OF Women's Spring Suits, Coats and Dresses The newest and most authoratative spring styles are as usual well represented in our first arrivals. GREENEWALD'S The Leading Clothiers to Men, Women I.. .Here's enough savings in each .item to open a Bank Account. Just a few prices to give you an idea of how we have cut the prices during OUR RE1UTATT AT PAT T1 I1UV Y All FOR LADIES FOR MEN. SPECIALS Fine I>rrss Shoos in patent, Hanna's Educator and white kid and pun metal, regular liouse, kid bluebers, regular DunlaP -$8 shoes, -special price $4, removal price $2.85 Price *C- removal price $4.45 da * this sale $4.95 Good serviceable Every-Day Ki"K Qnality 8h?CS in b"U?" Ladies kid boots, $5 to $7 , , and lace, kid and gun metal, Shoes in button and lace, rcgu- r?gu|(|r ^ $4 ^ 50> re. values, $3.46 to $4.95. lar price $4 removal price $2.85 movni 15 ' , i..at,i. Pnee"J ?3'1B All boys, misses and child |vj<juu 'm?cou.. w""co *"* JSignet and Everyman shoes, everyday wear, $3.:>0 values, solid leather, $4 values, rcmo- rens shocs ?rent,y reduced dur removal price $2.15 val price $2.05 inp this removal sale. The Globe Sample Co. 137 East Main St. "THE HOME OF SAMPLE SHOES" ? - ^/Ise^pending^ Systematic Saving:^ Make Wealth ' Sure aW. . . 'm . , A '- ==sg "V." An Opportunity | for || Thrifty Men! ' f ;i'?~ TO- SAVE "MONEY. Hero- is a chance to observe Thrift Day in Spartanburg most fittingly. Thrift'Day comes just in the midst of our Semi-Annual CLEARANCE SALE of.SUITS and OVERCOATS. # 7 By taking advantage'-of this sale's offerings of seasonable goods you*are practicing.-thrift and saving many dollars. . IT* PAYS TO TRADE WITH I I Practice Thrift in the I Buying of Your Jewelry I Not by buying cheap, flashy jewelry but by buying S jewelry of quality?Jewelry that possesses beauty that will ft wear long and always retain its splendor. E Our stock is most moderately priced. g I Arthur W. Biber ! Jeweler j BUY EARLY ANP~j SAVE 1 ANOTHER ADVANCE ON PLOW POINTS. I The New List Our Price Savins j Goober Points 28 .20 .08 g 5 No. 10 Points 35 .25 .10 I ... t. qo m I I IN (>. I?1 .iu Start Thrift Day rijrht. Buy your Hardware from us and start a savings nee mnt with what you save >jh j prices. ' EZELL-WALL HARDWARE CO. J 1B2 N. Church street