Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FREE? 50 Cents in trade to first 25 people entering door.. FREE! f 25 Cents in trade to second 25 people entering door: I On November 3rd we dealt the first death blow to high pri?es in a ten-day|sale starting on that date. On December 14th We Will Deal the Second Death Blow to "Old Man High Pri?e" in putting on anotheif sale more sweeping than the first one Ending the 24th of December We positively want the public to know that our' first sale was a splendid succcess, but due to the warm weather during the first sale heavy ready-towear was not in demand; then again as cotton is still being sold at a loss by those who have to sell in order to buy th?ir winter needs, and if they are not helped out in buy ing their winter clothing they will not have much tpvbuy Christmas goods with. Now, we are in the same boat, and when the farmers lose we lose-in other words we serve the public. We are doing all in our power to help the people enjoy a merry Christmas ty saving, them on their dry good?, in order that they will have money %o spend on other things. Please bear in mind that we are-not alarmed at the present depression of things in general, for we realize there are plenty of food supplies in the country that we did not have at other times. . . il With each cash purchase of $5.00, or a multiple thereof, you will recpive a ticket which entitles you to a chance on the prizes given here to be drawn on December 24th at 3:00 P. M. To win holder must be present. First Prize-Ladies' $50 Silvertone Cloak Second Prize - $11.50 Ingersoll Watch Third Prize-$9.50 Pair of Shoes ONE-THIRD ?FE On Knit Caps, Ties, Sweaters, Hosiery* Tow els, Hand Bags, Pocket Books, Bath Robes, Rib bons, Kimonas, Braids, Laces, Bird's Eye, Cor sets. Also Jewelry, Cut Glass, China and Crock ery Ware. TWENTY PEE CENT OFF On Handkerchiefs, Doilies, Dolls, Crochet Silk, Notions, Pins, Buttons, Fasteners, Hooks and Eyes. N - Come and mingle with the happy crowds. You don't have to buy, we will be glad to have you. We don't have to mention prices for the .peo ple to compare and judge us by. They know us, know the goods, know we tell the truth. 15-Minute Auction Sale Be- sure and visit the store every day of the sale, for at 10:45 A. M. to 11:00 A. M. we will hold an auction sale on articles selected from different departments from all over the store. This is a chance to get what you want at your own price, for you name the price not we. H ALF PEICE ?On all Gloves, Children's and Ladies' Hats, Children's Ribbed Underwear, Children's and Ladies Muslin Underwear, Cloaks, Skirts, Suits and Dresses, House Dresses and Aprons. HALF PEICE ~ On all Men's Shoes. All Ladies' Shoes above and including $1 LOO to be closed out at ONE HALF PRICE. All other Shoes at ONE-THIRD OFF. HALF PEICE On Cut Goods, Ginghams, Percales, Madras, Cretonnes, Cotton Flannel, Flanellette, Serges, Satins, Taffeta, Georgette Crepe, Crepe-de Chine, Bed Ticking, Sea Island, Bleaching, Cal ico, Damask, Crochet Cotton and Thread and Shirt Waists. It is the Customer we strive to please. We don't want his mc ney and never see him again. That is not business. Real business is built on Pleasing the Customer! We only ask of you to please remember that we open the door at 9:00 A. M. sharp during sale. No goods charged at sale prices. No approval of over twenty-four hours positively. If kept over that time will charge at regular price. No cash refunds made. Exchanges will be made cheerfully. Please do not ask for any other terms than those stated above. Clerks have no other instructions than those stated. We advertise the truth. Truth made our other sales a success, truth will make this sale a success OUR MOTTO: TRUTH AND FAIR PLAY, LIVE AND LET LIVE STORE j