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SALE WILL LAST UNTIL I
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30c extra heavy yd. wide White
Homsepun, short lengths .... 21c.
Extra good quality 35c Cheviot,
25c vd.
S 36 in. Percales sold for 35c yd.
I Short lengths going for.... 25c yd
30 in. Long Cloth 35c quality going
for 25c yd.
36 in Embroidery Cloth, 45c value,
June sale 35c yd.
72 in. White Table Damask sold
for 98c, June sale 83c yd.
1 lot 27 in. Frints all colors, snort
lengths 19c yd.
38 in. Colored Lawns and Batiste
sold for 75c, going for ...,55c yd.
1 lot 36 in. White Voiles and Batiste
sold for 45c, going for 29c yd
SHOE SALE
1 lot Men's Oxfords worth up to
$7 r?frir. sale nrice $3.98
11 lot Ladies' Vici Kid Oxfords in
tan or black, new styles, sold for
!$9.95 and $8.95, sale pr. $7.95
$7.45 Men's Oxfords, Tan or
Black, sale $5.95
$8.45 Men's Oxfords Tan or
2 Black, sale $6.95
| $9.95 Men's Oxfords, Tan or
'h Black, sale $7.95
| $12.50 Men's Oxfords, Tan or
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burdened with orders ! ures and that pricc
for angel food i'or nobody. That
| appears 011 the tag
The kind hearted lady and excel-' one and all.
lent cake-maker who has the past few However, from
issues advertised in THE ABBE-j they will give thei
VILLE PRESS AND BANNER that, <i CllSCOUIlt 01 1U p
she would bake ANGEL FOODjCash. The only go
CAKES for $2.50 each called us up by The Kerr Film:
this morning and in tones of direst which they are. Il(
distress asked us to please, please to allow this 10 p<
don't insert her ad. any longer. She' count are Hoosi
explained that it would take her all Cabinets. Edison 1
summer to bake sufficient cakes to and Globe-Werilic
fill the orders she had already receiv-' Book Cases. The ]
ed, and that it would taxe all the' ers of these three
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ey of the cae-lovers whose orders she over the country {
simply could not fill. | handling them is n
Owing to the lady's urgent plea to cut prices as th
for mercy and that we do not care to) on a very close ma
bankrupt her returning oraers and^ fit.
money, we have granted her request.! One Price tO 6V
MORAL.?If you have anything to that price the very
sell advertise it in The Abbeville sistent with the be
Press and Banner, the tri-weekly that merchandise.? (a<
gets results.
Square Sent To
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? ^ "l~u" The fire departn?er
' The Kerr Furniture Co., the sIuar<! 10 tlu; laund'
live up-to-date dealers in fur-|a 00" an*<save "
niture and home furnishings clra,n?.at the. same
have inaugurated the one price ?u, . e V* ?ngine p
system in their business. They '*"t.ne the boys *,ho
believe that one person's inon- eno?f 0 e up't0"
,W is as good as another's and wash,nft took "lacethat
each customer should re- STAMPS FOR
reive the same consideration
ill their store. Something has hapj
The Kerr Furniture Co. have! newly elected presii
iiwrkon evofvthmff in plain lip[-i ^namber ot Lommerc
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DRESS SALE
1 lot Ladies Colored Lawn and
Gingham Dresses, $2.50 'value,
going for $1.95
$2.98 Colored Voile Dresses go"
fl>0 OA
mg i or y&.ov
$4.95 Gingham and Voile Dresses,
sale price $3.95
$6.95 Gingham Dresses, sale
price $4.95
1 lot Ladies' and Misses MiddySuits,
sold for $6 to $7.95 this
sale $4.95
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WAIST SALE
1 lot $2.98 and $3.48 Ladies' Embroidered
Jap Silk Waists, sale
price $2.39
$6 and $6.50 Georgette Waists,
sale price $4.95
$6.95 navy blue Georgette waists
going for.. * $5.75
OVERALL SALE
1 lot Men's extra heavy Overalls,
$3.50 value, June sale $2.69
1 good large size man's Handkerchief,
sale price 10c.
Men's Pants sold for $2.98, June
sale L $2.69
Men's Good Worsted Pants $3.95
value, sale $2.98
Men's Pants in different colors,
sold for $4.95, sale price ... $3.69
)AIR'S DEPAf
LINA.
i will be cut we reported in Monday's paper that
price US it ^e? among others, in view of the
f will be l'01, fact our "foreign" teachers
j had all departed for the summer,
this price'had S0us^t quotations in wholesale
..fnmftpc' quantities of stamped envelopes
i tuoivmuio,
cent for m postmaster. Well its all
ods handled!off so *ar as *ie *s concernec* *or
iture Co onlWaS caught early yesterday morning
)t Dermi'tted'trading PostaSe stamps for Cincos
. l I at one of the drug stores. "It is bet3r
cent, aib- ?
er Kitchen ter to have-etcPhonographs
ke Sectional sanders will run
manufactur
arllcles ad- Ex-sheriff Olin Sanders, of Andprices
all erson, has announced himself a
ind a dealer candidate for the position of sheriff
Ot permtited| of Anderson county. Sanders was
ey are sold last year appointed by Gov. Cooper
irgin of pro-] to fill the vacancy in the sheriff's
j office, but was recently deposed by
erybody and the governor for misconduct and
lowest COn-1 Guerdon King appointed in hi3
St quality Of Stead. King has also stated that he
[lv.) would make the race this summer.
Laundry MORE TALKING MACHINES
it "took the ( We had a few remarks to make re!*v"
vesterdav cently about Willie Harris and his
a thorough talkinS machines. We said that Wiltime
trying ^at^ a machine which aid its own
ump and de- talking and that a human talking
were lucky machine which did its own talking
rn" when the | tliat a human talking machine
i was not nccessary to sell it. But we
i did not say that Willie does not know
CIGARS | how to talk. He does, and Tie keeps
talking, uorp. Aerr, wno nas gone
>ened to the back into the furniture business, is
ient of the also a talker. And he sells talking
e. Remember machines which also talk. And Willie
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VUARANTEE JUST HOW LONi
SILK DRESS SALE
1 lot Ladies Silk Poplin Dresses,
sold for $8.50, going in this sale
for $6.85
t i i r i* ? r<*n m i 1
i lox .uaaies diiK laneta ana
Messaline dresses sold for $12.95
going in this sale $9.95
1 lot Ladies' silk taffeta and Messaline
dresses, sold for $19.50,
this sale $16.95
1 lot Ladies Taffeta dresses sold
for $24.95 this sale .... $19.95
1 lot Ladies' Georgette Dresses
i j ? c?o ^ r a x? poa r a con ne
i suiu iur iu tpotf.uu ,.?p^7.7o
LADIES' SKIRT SALE
1 lot ladies' cotton worsted skirts
assorted colors, sold for $1.48,
sale price 98c.
1 Int. la Hips' Silk nr Wool Skirts.
sold for $3.98, sale price .. $2.95
1 lot ladies silk or wool skirts sold
for $6 and 6.50, sale price $4.99
$8.98 Silk or Wool Skirts, sale
. price $6.95
LADIES' UNDERWEAR SALE.
$1.25 Silk Camisoles for .... 98c
$1.98 Silk Camisoles for _ $1.48
$2.25 Silk Camisoles for .. $1.98
$1.25 Muslin Teddies for .... 98c,
$2.98 Silk Teddies for $2.65
$4.98 Silk Teddies for $3.98
$6.00 Silk Teddies for $4.65
1 lot Knit Union Suits 39c
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, has put him to talking. We thought Caruso Sing
| he would, and he did.
But about talking machines. If you; The home oi
[ want a good talking machine it will' greatest tenor
| pay you to see both of these talkers; at East Hampt
I (We mean Willie and the Corp.)'
I Listen to Willie and hear his line of i y * neves as
j talk, and then take an earful from va^ued at half
the Corp. Then go back and listen to' miss'n?Willie's
machine and see if it talks' The r?bbery
like him, and then see Corp's andl
judge of its voice and hign notes _ _!^*'9SafflK?R7aaa
and then if you want to buy, do so
according to your own judgment. If
the talkers don't do what they say,'
(still meaning Willie and the Corp.)
or the talking machines prove to be
no good, then see The Press and Banner
and we will do some talking. OllG is
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Death of Mr?. W. J. Gentry i 1 , ,
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Mrs. W. J. Gentry, of the Longl fact. U
Cane section, died early Saturday! richeS
morning at the home of her parents, j 1 ?
Mr. and Mrs. Loftis, after a long pic Ol
illness, the trials of which she bore i Saved
Christian fortitude and patience. - j ITiatica
The deceased was twenty-two YOU \
vears of age and was a consistent;
'member of the Iva Baptist church.! U1UCI1U
The funeral services were con- nclllClci
' ducted by Rev. W. B. Hawkins Sur.- ^ \'iS6 Syi
1 day afternoon from the Baptist q? q g-p
' church at Star and interment fo!- -ttt
' lowed in Cross Roads cemetery. ** ? P^?
1 In addition to both her parents, Saving
Mrs. Gentry is survived by her huskan/4
ori/4 UH-Ia Hmicrhhui* Ihrpo sis-1
' ters, Mrs. Lem TJldrick, Mrs. Frank | NATI
Milford and Miss Vera Loftis; and!
two brothers, Bru:e a .d Reid Lof-|
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G LOTS WILL LAST.
MEN'S SUIT SALE f ? ^
1 lot Men's genuine Palm Beach
Suits, natural tan shade, worth
on today's market $15, going in
this sale for $4.98 V
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JLOUIlg IVJLtJIl b UtJlttJU OUIUb, SU1U
for $27.50, sale price $21.95
$29.95 Young Men's Suits, this
sale $24.50
$44.95 Young Men's Suits, sale
price $37.50
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SHIRT SALE
1 lot Meif s Shirts, white and colored,
worth up to $1.98, going
at 98c.
$6.00 Men's Silk Shirts, sale
price $4.95 | ;
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BASEMENT SPECIAL SALE,
1 Good Broom ., 50c. r';
1 Good Covered Boiler, 50c value . ~ U /
sale / 39c.
1 Good Enamel Coffee Pot, sold
for 75c, sale 59c.
1 large 8 qt. Preserving Kettle
sold for $1, June sale 69c
1 Blue Enamel large size SauceirkQ-n
orJrl -pr?r? <R1 cqTo ; v
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Thin Blown Tumblers, full size |
50c value, sale price 6 for 29c. |
Linoleum Mats 24x36 size sold , I
for 35c, June sale 25c. 1
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VTON, SOUTH CAROLINA | ^
;ing Madly Today Mrs. Caruso when she returned
Home. A diamond, necklace valued
: Enrico Caruso, the at $75,000 and a pearl necklace,
singer in the world, the bridal gift to Mrs. Caruso from
on, N. Y., was looted Enrico, valued at $100,000 are
night and jewels I amon? the most priceless ornaI
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, > I nieiitb umen uy tne irueves.
a million dollars arc
Call at the Press and Banner for
was discovered by Legal Blanks of any kind.
FAITH
Cause, the other Effect. - System is
i only essential to Success, to be sure,
s an essential. Don't overlook that
nless they were born rich, or had
thrust upon them, the wealthy peotoday
have been Systematic. They
svstematicallv. then invested svste
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,lly. They had to Save first, though,
vill have to do the same, barring ac5,
to attain the highest degree of Fi1
Success within your reach. We adstematic
deposits at stated intervals
ecified proportion of your income.
y 4 per cent, interest twice a year on
s Accounts.
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Abbeville, S. C.
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