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See Circular and Newspapers Regarding The Gents Clothing' Company Big Sale. This is not an ordinary sale, but an extraordinary occa sion. The greatest bargain event in the history of Orangeburg. REMEMBER THIS SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY AT 9.00 a. m. October 3rd. 100 Corsets?Brand New ? nothing'the matter with the style or fit?just too many? that's all?Worth 90c, for this sale 25 Cents. Big Bargain Carnival of the Orangeburg Dry Goods Co. and the Gents Clothing Company. A monster massacre of high grade merchandise. A panic in prices lor 10 days only'at the store of The Omzigebnrg Dry Goods Co. Orangeburg, S. C. Again we call attention to commencement of sale, Satur day Oct. 3rd at 9 a. m. 500 yards 27 in. wide taffeta silk, in all the wanted good col ors, regular $1.00 silk. Extra special in this sale 59cts Save this and Wait until SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3rd, at 9 O'clock A. M. Z/he Orangeburg *Dry Sood? Co,? has been placed en the hando of th e Chicago Salvage Co., A corporation of Chicago, 111., to be sold by them in 10 days at The Orangeburg Dry Goods Co., Orangeburg, S. C. The entire Stock is be:ng re-marked and re-arranged The building is now cl and will remain closed until Saturdny, October 3, when ihe entire stock will b3 placed on sale. Positively for .TEN DAYS ONLY. WHO WE ARE?THE CHICAGO SALVAGE COMPANY buyers of Bankrupt and Assignee Stocks of any kind. We buy for SPOT CASH and handle Stocks of any size. ' ' ' closed are $45,000 worth high Oracle Dry Goods, Ready-to-Wear, including the world's E*ost famous makes, and fabrics from Wholesale Manufacturers, to be sold by The Orangeburg " apparel and furnishings for Women and Children at less than Manufacturer's cost, the world's most famous looms, famous tailored garments from the foremost 1, Co., Orangeburg, S. C. Entire stock to be wiped out entirely. All our customers know that we ofTer ihem perfectly fresh lines of Dry Goods every season. To do this we must sell EACH SEASON'S PRODUCT. THE ORANGE BURG DRY GOODS CO'S., merchandise is always desirable. The fabrics are dependable and the tailoring is the best, and consequently cur entire steck will tc placed on sale beginning Saturday, October 3rd, at 9.00 a. m.,-in our large building, and ihe greaiest sale ever known in the mercantile business in the citv of Oran^ci urg wiil lc?in ai THE ORANGEBURG DRY GCOPS COMPANY Store, Saturday, October 3rd, at 9.00 a. m., for TEN DAYS only. We are going to inaugurate the greatest Bargain Carnival ever known in this part of the country. It will be a stupendous undertaking, an.. no cone' ru in the s ate. of South t arolina has ever flrndo bakeu tu sell larg- a stocg of merchand Be in so-diort a space ol t ime. It will he a rare opportunity for every saving family in the community bo s cure high grade r.\ Woods, e c, atmanufecturer* cost, The prices will be bound to move it out rapidly Onr finanoial ability enables us to distribute the etlti e s$ock into th homes of the people for less than the actual cost of the raw material and ? ur det- niination is to turn this stock over to the people in 10 days at a great los to us. bin it wi I make us forever Masersof the Dry Goods Held. Herne m her t"e sile will posi tivelv begin Saturday October 3, at 9.0U o'clock a. in., in our largo building at OR?NGEbURG, S. C. THE ENTIRE STOCK TO BE VJ\?~ EP Ol/T IN 10 DAY-5. $45;OO0 WoftTrj OF HI6H GRADE DRY GOODS', LADIEi' RrlADY To WEAR APPAREL, bOYS, GIRLtf AND CHILDREN'^ FURNISHING GooD-5, HAT-5, SHOES, ETJ., F?R WO MEN AND CHILDREN. This will be the Greatest Bargain Carni val in the history of South Carolina and wil positively pay you to come hundreds of miles to this Great Bargain Carnival. $45,000 Stock to be Placed on Sale Saturday. October 3rd, ai 9.00 O'clock A. M., for TEN DAYS ONLY. Ladies Suits Our Suit Department contains t he largest as sortment or any house in this section <f the country. -Representing t,i e foremo?>fc mmufuc turers and skill d man-tailored garni- uts in the United States. Ladies' and misses Prince Chap and Eton suits new raodeis, hanasome-*designs, worto $12 00, at this ale.$2.95 Ladies' and misses suits, the best values ever offered iu a number 01 stunning modes, worth $13.50, at,.$3.95 Si k Jumper suits, Etons. Prince Chaps and the new cut-away st les that Sold for as mucfi as $15. In any wanted shades, will ie sold for.$4 95 Your choice o! over 200 suits that are made up of the newest mat eiials in the latest aid mos1", stylishly tadored garments that, we ii ve ever shown, and that s-nd as hiKh as $22.00 will be sold din ing t Ins s-U<- for.'.$5.95 Any one of our French Chi?on Panama A1 < - man Voi es or any other material, regardless of style,, that sold 'or as much as ?27 51), wil. be sold for the one price. 80.95 An assortment of styi?s. coins and shams that you have never seen before will he Com d in o"r line of suits ibat formerly .-old for ?10 mi and $'10.00 Wiil be sold for.$10.05 Ladies Dreds Skirts. Gur entire line of strictly up-to-date man-tad ored skirts in tue popnlai fabrics, meltons, plaids Venetians, serges broadcloths, lustres, moh irs. paueutas, voiles siciiliaiis, etc.; In all the wau fe ed colors, havo been grouped together in the fol lowing lots Our SiMJO and $4 '10 skirts go at.98c $5 00 and $6.00 skirts go at.?1.95 $(i.u0 and $7.00 skirts go at.$2.98 SS.00 and $10 skirts go at.?3.49 Our line of $15 voile skirts comprise the most modern and l es. workmanship of any that we have ever sold; they are neatly trim ned .with bauds of taffe&ta silk, as well as plaited; these ftkirts we are going to sell for . . $"> 49 la our stock of white skiits we see that we have too many white voiles, a skirt that would appeal to any Rood dresser; they are made extra full, seven and nine gored, the vary best quality of Altaian voile and are our regular $15.00 skirts, but wo are going to sell them for.$5.98 Dress Goods. About 1,000 yards of dress ginghams] lawns. Instil es and dimities, some as high as 25c per yard, none less than 15c per yard while thev last at per yard .6 I-2c . S.000 yards of hodered batistes, side band batists, dimities organdies, lawns in the season's most beauti?ul designs, actually and positively worth up to ?'? >c a yard at our price to close.12 1-2 35c cream Nun's veiling yard 15c ?100 piec s fine cr-am nuns veiling 27 inches' wide, a quality that will launderj worth 35c regularly, y p. 19c 50c challies. yard i-'c, -10 cases in pret ty liy!>.l and dark ground with dots, Persian buds, stripes, checks, etc , well worth 5i c per ?yard .V .25c 5oc suitings, yard 29c -400 pieces worsted suitings in light and medium Colors, stripes, clacks mixtures, etc, M7 to 40 inches wide, yard. . 29c Imported black voiles, worth $1.25 a yard at 89c - ISxtra (inequality imported black voiles, lijie even mesh, rich je black cri-py finish, in two styles, plain selvage,' thet-e an- the correct, weight, weave a dllnish Don't, pay $1.25 un til you see these, at a yard.79c Straw JTfatttngs and SPuj/s, Double A-A Quality Matting at 14 3-4 worth 20 cents. Best Quality Matting on Earth Sold Every where at 35 cents during .this Sale less than half Domestics standard calico ntily. Sea Island sheet Ing. Griovhama only. Bleached muslin only. Flonneleibe oniv Petticoats. Mercerized lleatherbloom petticoat s, actually worth 75c at.,"l9c Sersucker petticoats, Wvi'th 75c iu a va riety of patterns. 40o .Mercerized petticoats, worth $1 50 . 79c Petticoats, worth $1.50 to $2, now Hue I xtra heavy mercerized petticoats, worth ^2. at this sah.9Sc A $1.00 Beathcrblooni taketa petti coat .?I 9$ A $7 50silk peiticoat.$3 08 A $10.0 ' silk petticoat.?5 45 All made of rustling, heavy taffeta in all the wanted colors. These will fly, so be on hand early. RUGS, RUGS, RUGS, at less than half Ladies Shoes. Ladies Ox fouls. Vici ki-1, patent leather tipped all .-iy.'-s and shapes, formerly sold at $1.00, sa e price. 89?; Lakies Oxfords, V ci kid. plain and patent leath er tipp-p ah styles ami snapes, rnrmerly sold at $2.00, sale pi ice..... . .... $139 Ladies Otiesi ''Xfords for Sunday wear, all ihe latest styles and s'tapes, patent leather and Vici kid, tee besl sho inade, formerly sold i:t ?>> 00, sale price . .$| S9 Ladi- s heavy working slices, Kankaroo calf, soft and pliable as kid, $.00, sale price.$1.19 Ladies' Vici k>d oaten 1 -at, ?er tipped or p a n toe, a good ser enable s'ioe for eveiy flay we;ir, formerly sold at 250 stl" price.1.."19 Ladies' Vici kid piten leather lipped blucher or ha!., light or heavj sole, worth $2 50, for this sale onlv.1.09 Bo<'s and girl's scheo shoes, sold leather. s;zes from 9 tn 2? formerly sold at $1.25, sa'e price.79 Boy's and girl's sh es for St'nday wear, patent leather or Vici kid, the best shoe made for service, formely sold at $2 00. sale price. 1.89 .Z- 2 l-2c .5c .5c .5c Gurtain goods only. .ii i-2-j Lon>eaie and fruit of-the ioom muslin, wurtn 12c at.!.8c .Vmosk og hi d ticking.'.1 l-2c Td k?*y red < amask, worti) 75c onl?.34c An immence reduction in tah'e lln us, towels, gighams. shirtings, flannels, muslins, sheetings, lac cur'anis, bed st)reidi, cm^ro iderles, 1.ices and ribbons. Ladies Jackets. Ladies' jacket* in c?v its. cheviots and worsteds, wo th s7.">0., .$2 98 Ladits jackets, new models, worth $10.00 t .?. $:i.?8 5o.) other paMer-s to , ic.k Lou) worth I'runi $15 to $2">, at *i> 9S to .*9.98 Ladies Underwear Lidies rlnVd v sts worth lOn. La-'i s' i p'h d v sts worth 15;:. . ...7c L.dioV r'liti d vims worin ;(5c.19c. i ? dies' 59 ? ri''h fl draw -rs and v -sts .29j Misses and cbil Ir n's nbbel u don sui s....!oc Ladies' 75 ribucd union suits. Blankets. 10- 4 cotton blankets, worth 75c.47e 11- 4 cotion blankets, worth $1.50 ...79c 12 1 cotton b ankets worth $1.75. ..!>8o All wool blanket-* extra wide, worth $0.00, $7.00 and $S 00 up from. $3 05 Muslin Underwear 25o corse covers lace trimmed.14c 35o drawer-.19 75 i d-awers.4;^ P tticoats wort $1 00...48c P tt co t.s worth $1.25.70j Gowns worth $1 00..43c Linens Crash toweling per yard.3c Russioan linen crash, worth 10c a ya d.t; i-2c }! iiek lOWels.oo Turki-h towels.3u Turk sb tow Is. worth 12c.7c urkey red demask, >orth 25c.lie A 1 linen bleac ed aid unbleached table I 11 'ii nur Ii 75c at per yard.. 48c, B cached table linen, worth 65c 39c Ladies Hosiery Lad irs' ln?s<\ worth l'?c..'... Ladies' luvse, worth 12 I-2.-... Ladies' hose, vsO'tii 2?J. Lad cs' hose, wort h 25c. . Misses and children's hose pricrs. all at .4c .7c .12.; . 19c reduced Corsets Easy, graceful form-fitting corsets, in 1 he celebrated make., in 111 1 lary anl straight iron s. up 'mm .23c lc 2c Notions Pins, package, only. S ifety pins, cud. II ilr pins, package, only.2e. Pear button-;, card oni .2c Silks. Fancy China and talTeta si'ks, wor Ii 75^.38c ^7 in. black taffeta worth $1.00...09c I'he bast >i!k value ever olTcp'd Iu Kewanee?30 in. black tatiot.-, worth $1.50 . 89c Kancv Poulard? Pongees, taffetas, worili $1.25 ner yard .r>5c 50,000 yards best Foreign and American Calico's at 2 1-2 Owing to the extensive advertising and magnitude of this gigantic sale, we caution you to beware of unscrupulous merchants who may try to lure you in by Hcticious signs. Be sure you are right, make no mistake. Do not enter until you see the name Orangeburg Dry Goods Company above the door. OUR GUARANTEE?We assure you, each and every purchaser, absolute saris faction. We ^uarnntee every statement made, and we will take back, exchange or refund the money on any purchase unsansfnerory for any rea son wharever. Every article and garment in ihe house marked in pla"n figures.. Ail traniaciion durii CASH. Orangeburg Dry Goods Company. iiiiS .SliiC Ladies Skirts new de signs and Patterns* all Wool, Worth $3, $4 and $5 while they last cts. See Circular and Newspapers Regarding The G ents Clothing Company Big Sale.