Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, December 13, 1911, Christmas Number, Image 16

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Never before was each and every department of our store more complete than just now. We have prepared for Christmas Shoppers and we feel safe in saying that we can fill your every need. "Old Santa" has been on his way for some time and he knew where he was going, most assuredly, he did of course. He was headed for Ouztsville, and believe us, he has deposited in our store the most complete and varied assortment ever shown other than in the larger cities. Fruits, Nuts and Candies of all kinds. Fire works of every description. Toys, Dolls, Vases, Chinaware and valuate gif ts for older people. Our displays which we have care fully arranged together with the assistance of our large salesforce will suggest to you what to purchase and this will make buying easy. iGOOD THINGS TO GIVE1 We wantyoU to COme to See US Rain 0r Shine. We have prepared for the rush by adding several salesmen to our salesforce and we propose to serve you quickly and no one will have TO WAIT. IEW50F/ ITEREST.TO CHRISTMAS CHOPPERS We are going to give away ABSOLUTELY FREE to each and every lady visiting our store from Saturday December 16th through Saturday December 23rd, and pre senting the Coupon as shown below, one piece of nice Glassware. Positively there is no strings tied to this proposition. Simply you cut the Coupon and hand it to us nd we give you the Gla^^ /?^cent Ql^gt. Each lady jnust ar it?ie^ COUPON. PRESENTS fbn EVERmNE CUT HERE This coupon when cut from our Xmas advertisement and presented to us at our store by a lady at any time from Saturday, December 16, through Saturday, December 23, will entitle the holder to one piece glassware FREE. We still have numbers of dining chairs to give away. Trade only m $10 in cash and one is yours. Remember this offer expires SPECIAL NOTICE! January 1st. Our Market Tuesday at Noon December 12th Cotton 9.c Cotton Seed, in cash, 24c in trade 27c. Turkeys 15c per Eggs 27 l-2c per dozen. Chickens from 20c to 35c each. Highest prices for seed cotton in money beginning Friday Dec. 15. Be sure and bring us your remnants. W. M. & J. T. Ouzts Co. Ouztsville POSTOFFICE KIEKSBY, S. C.