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THE STORE That Sells the Best for Just a Little Less Has inaugurated the greatest merchandising event of 1914. Think of it! The Corner Store's stock of about $18,000 worth of splendid merchandise to go at prices that will stagger competition. We name a few items to point the way: SHOES, SHOES, SHOES ! 20 pairs of Children's Shoes to go at 25c. a pair. 20 pairs of Misses' Shoes to go at 50c. a pair. 50 pairs of Ladies' Shoes to go at 75c. a pair. 50 pairs of Ladies' and Misses' Shoes to go at 98c. a pair. 50 pairs of Ladies' and Misses' Shoes to go at $1.00 a pair. 15 yards 36-inch best grade Sea Island for $1.00 <$ 30 yards 36-inch Sheeting for $1.00 GINGHAMS, GINGHAMS, Pretty Fresh Crisp, all the best known brands, go in this sale at GINGHAMS! 7 3-4 cents the yard DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! -Poplins, Reps, Ratines and Suitings, ail to go at -iffe - - - 16 1-2 cents the yards SILKS! SILKS! 27-inch Seco Silks to go at - 13 1-2 cents the yard 36-inch Messaline Silks to go at - 79 cents the yard Several odd lines of Fancy Silks, worth up to $1.25 a yard, to go at 79 cents the yard HOSIERY! HOSIERY! Ladies' Seamless Hose, black only, to go at 8c. a pair Children's School Hose, black only, to go at 10c. a pair Ladies' Seamless Lisle Thread, black only, to go at 19 cents the pair >. . Towels, Table Linens and Napkins all Come in at .Reduced Pri?es CLOAKS! $7.98 buys a.- - - $12.00 Cloak 498 buys a -. - - - -.10.00 Cloak CLOAKS! $3.98 buys a.$7.50 Cloak ?2.98 buys a nice Child's Cloak I SUITS! SUITS! SUITS! I H Only a few left, but they go at about half their usual price |j II The truth is, we are simply up against it and need money, and wish to impress the fact that we will jp| pl never be undersold, no matter how others price you you will find our prices lower. The sale is to continue || S until we clean up, pay up, and start life anew. Come early, bring the cash, and get the pick* for we simply bg m mean to clean out, and feel that the buying public know that as it is so near Christmas they will be more || gi benefitted by this slaughter of seasonable merchandise. Of course we can't charge at the sale prices; all m JU charges will be made at the regular prices. No goods on approval at the sale price, but your money back if m Ul the items purchased is not as you expected. Come in, look things over, and if you purchase, do so feeling || Ul that you are'with home folks and not strangers. M I THE CORNER STORE J j! W. H. Turner, Proprietor ^ ^ Edgefield, South Carolina ||