Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?Oc ribbons for 33o yard; 35c ribbon for 27c yard; 30c ribbon for 23o yard; 25c ribbon for 19o yard; 20c ribbon for 17c yard; 15o ribbon for Ile yard. Ribbons in big lot of short lengths, some pieces worth aa high as 25c yard for 10c per yaid for your choice. 1.00 ladies coat sweaters 89c, 75c men's coat sweaters 43c, 50c men's coat sweaters at 39c. '05. 1,50 ne?l*?ee shirts for 1.23, 1.00 negli gee shirts 98c, 50c negligee shirts 41c. 50c shirts for 33c each, 50o neckwear 41c, 35c neckwear 21c; 25c hose for 19o 15r. hose for 13c. 10(! hose 9n O zn CD CD > O ? >> ? 03 rt \ ? CD m CD . r-H rt +3 PH CS ? CD ? o i r-I 4-> O CD CD m rt Ye bargain seekers look here! Wander through this department to your heart's content. Want something exceptionally good? If so, read on. Nev er before was such clothing offered at such prices] and they are Allon Made Buits too. 'iO.OO values for 14.98; 17.50 values for 13.73; 15.00 values for 11.97; 12.50 val ues 9.09; 10.00 values for 7.83; 8.50 val ues for 6.98; 7.50 values for 5.97. MEN'S PANTS $5.09 valves for 3.98; 4.50 values for 3.57; 4.00 values for 3.10; 3.50 values for 2.98; 3.00 values for 2.60; 2.50 val ues for 2.19; 2.00 values for 1.73; 1.50 values for 1.19; 1.25 values for 1.07; 1.00 values for 70c. MlS^M?^ 2.00 khaki pants for 1.03; 1.50 khaki pants for 1.29; 1.25 khaki pt-nts for 1.07 j $1 men's overalls and jackets for 89c, 50c men's overalls and jackets 41c. Special prices on boys overalls and boy's suits. 50c heavy fleece lined shirts at 4l' 50c fleece lined drawers at 39c 25c undershirts at 2lo 25c drawers at 2tc shoes for 2.49, 2.50 for 1.99, 2.00 fn for 1.29, 1.25 for 1.07, 1.00 for 89c. accordingly. 5.00 men's shoes for 3.60, 4.00 mon's shoes for 3.07, 3.50 men's shoes 2.79, 3.00 men's shoes for, 2.39, 2.50 shoes for 2.13, 2.09 shoes for 1.80, 1.50 men's shoes for 1.37, 1.35, men's shoes 98c, 4.00 ladies shoes for 3.08, 3.50 ladies shoes for 2.99, 3.00 ladies for 1.29, 1.50 Children's and boy's shoes r 1.69, 1.50 30.00 ranges for 20.79 20.00 George WaBhington#stoves for *18.19 15.00 George Washington stoves for 13.63 12.50 Stoves for 9.89 lp. 00 ** 8.89 Full Set of utensils will go with oil c t o K.J. w~4 -LI Only a Few Left 1.26 values for 1.00 " Harness, Whips, Saddles, Buggy Robes TABLES-COUCHES WV'* We won't name our prices but wc expect to sweep out all stocks with the big broom {of small prices. Goods must go before we take our annual inventory which must be immediately after this sale. ?ipi 50c values for 41c 35c 25c ii ii ii ii 29 21 $1 heavy taffetta silks in black and V navy blue for 79c. 50c mohairs and casbimers for 39c yard. 40c Henriettas and worsteds for 33o yard. 25c fancy dress goods and suitings for 18 3 4c yard 20c dress goods for only 10 3-4o per yard. 15c percale, linens, flutings and ginghams for ll l-2cyard. 10c ginghams, percales, outings, flannelettes for 8 l-3c per yard. West aprori gingh ims the 8 l-3c per yard kind for 7c yard All calicosj Solid colors, fancies, etc., for 5c per yard. Best drills, 8 l-3c yard; heaviest white homespun 8c yard 7-0 White homespun, 5c yard, limit 15 yards to customer Riverside plaids 7c yard; heaviest cheviots 8 l-3c Sale lasts Until Jan. 8. tu a\i\j i vj a uuu Jiu 0 willi l?lIfJfH. m SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR THE SALE. With every 5.00 cash purchase one piece of Royal underglazed china ware. With every ?10 oash purchase and the small sum of $1 we will send the E?GEFIELD ADVERTISER one year 8 bars Octagon soap for 2?o ltd. 7 boxes Arm *fc Hammer soda for 25c. 8 boxes Eagle Thistle soda 25c. 25 pounds best, sugar for 1.05 2 packages of International or Dr. Petty's horse powders or Poultry Regulator for 25c 1 paokages argo starch for 25o 25c packages Tacoma coffee for lue, ltd ? boxes new Chief loaded shells for 75c 8 boxes plain sardines at 10c 1 barrei best flour for 5.25 8 bars export soap for 25c 3 bars best toilet soap 10c 0 spools coats cotton 25c PK0DUCE: We want to buy all you have. As you know at our store the money counts but Oh You produce! For the 12 days we offer 32c dozen for eggs, 45-and 50c for liens, 20 to 40cfor chickens. Highest market for guineas and turkeys. 11-2 to 314c per pound for seed cotton. No goods will be charged at sale prices. No orders filled on our sale prices. Customer must appear in person to get acluantage of the offers made in our sale. Come one, come all, let us start the New Year to rolling the right way. Highest Market pri?e for Cotton and Cotton seed W. M. & J. T. 0UZTS CO., Oiuztsville P. ?. Kirksey ****** * * i * * * * * * * * ? I