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??????????????? ??????????????? ??????????????????? *&??? ??????????? ??????????????????? ? ? ? ? ? fi ? fi ? New Goods, mess and Premiums for Your Trade. ? ? ? ???????????????????? ???????????????????.?????????????? ?????????????????????????????????????&?L I Save Your Tickets, They Are Worth Dollars. | ???????????????????? ??????????????????? ?????????????? ??????????????????? ???????????????????g ? $ I Every ambitious man wants more than he has, so this is why we make such extra inducements for ? J your trade. We own the goods at a less price than we ever owned them before. ? *|??????????????????? ??????????????????? ????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????? 1 Here Are A Few of the HANY BARGAINS We Offer: 9 ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ???????????????????? ??????????????????? ????????????????????????????????????????????????????J ? ? ? TIIA CO DrAmhinriA WAIHAH A# Ol 1.01 And AAmA Ann nilli A*A4 fhAm AM lm>!i IC>i4 IftlT ?" ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Apron Gingham, good grade, 5 cents per yard. Yard-wide Percales, many colors, 10 cents per yard. Cotton Checks, good grade, 5 cents per yard. Wide Sea Island Sheeting, 4 cents per yard. Good size Hand Towels, 5 cents each. Cotton Blankets, 50 cents the pair. Wool Dress Goods, something for everybody, in all shades and weaves, from 25 cents to $ 1.25 the yard. Men's Fine and Heavy Shoes, from the smallest to thc largest, in all kinds of leathers and styles. Every pair guaranteed both in price and service, prices from $1.50 to $5. Ladies' Fine and Heavy Shoes, in all leathers, all sizes from l's to 10's. Every pair will please cr your money back. Buy your Children's Shoes here and be pleased. We give you the best. Men's Suits, from $5 to $20. ( Wc can sell you your Clothing from $3 to $5 a Suit less than anybedy else. They arc right in style, fit and price. Boys' Suits from 3 year old up. Furniture and Cooking Stoves, Organs and Sewing Machines for cash or time, terms to suit the customer. This department is managed by Mr. Dillard, who will be glad to show you and quote prices. Everything that goes in your home can be found here in cheap, medium and fine Furniture. ? ? The 58 Premiums, valued at $1,081, and some one will get them on Aprii 15 ; *9* ? ? ? ? First Premium. J A Brand New, High Grade, New Style, $450.00 ? Piano. This Piano will carry with it all the guaran ? tee that the best music houses offer. ? g Second Premium. J A $100.00 High Grade, Brand New Parlor Or ?, gan, with all the guarantee that the best manufactu ? rers offer. ? ? Third Premium. ? ? A Handsome, Highly Polished, Solid Oak, $75.00 ? Bcd Room Suit. (The Bcmar Bed and Wash Stand.) t Fourth Premium. g A Highly Polished, Quartered Oak Sideboard, ? valued at $65,00; very large Base and Glass. ? Fifth Premium. A High Grade, Ball Bearing, 5-Drawer Drop Head, $50.00 Sewing Machine. Sixth Premium. Just plain $25,00 in Cash that will pass any where. We will give it in Gold if you prefer. Seventh Premium. A Splendid, High Grade, Atlanta Empress No. 8, $25.00 Cooking Stove and a? the Vessels. Eighth Premium. A Handsome, Solid Oak, Highly Polished, Hat Rack, valued at $25.00; large Glass. Ninth Premium. Solid Oak Extension, Six-Foot, Dining Table; value $10.00. Tenth Premium. Very large Gent's Arm Wicker $10.00 Rocking Chair. Next Twelve Largest ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? will receive a 41-piece Decorated China Dinner Set. ? These Sets retail for $15. g The next twelve largest will receive a Solid Oak g $2.00 Center Table. @ ? Thc next twelve largest will receive a handsome ? 16x20 Picture in Frame. The next twelve largest will receive a $1.50 Alarm Clock, guaranteed for one year. ? ? ? |!??????????????????? ?????????????? ??????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????@@?*| ? % S Beginning Sept. 15th, and closing April 15th, 1910, | ? _ ? 5 We will give to every purchaser an itemized bill with the date and the amount of purchase. The custo- g ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? mer that presents the largest amount of these bills in dollars and cents at the close of the Contest, ? APRIL 15th, will be given, absolutely free, the Capital Prize. The one presenting the next largest ? amount will receive the second prize, and so on until the Fifty-Eight Premiums have been given away, ? I It matters not whether you buy or not, just so the bills are for the goods purchased at our stores. Either g Cash or Charged Sales will count in DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, FURNITURE, GROCERIES, g or FERTILIZER, just so the purchase was made at this Store, and the bill dated between SEPTEM- ? BER 15th, 1909, and APRIL 15th, 1910. S I Ask your neighbors to help you, ask your friends to help you; ;ust so you present the bills you will re- ? g ceive the presents as advertised. x ??????????????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????????? ??????????????@?@??? ? ? ? No one connected with the Store will be allowed to enter the Contest. Remember this is a straight S ? ? f fair deal. ? Jj ? g??????????????????? ????????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????????@@????? g S m_AL AM si^-^-i,_?1 _c-_ g Ruskin Anderson Department Store, Seneca. ? I??????????????????? ??????????????? ??????????????? ??????????????? ?^ ???????????1