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FOR THE LADIES OF Two Hundred Pounds of Absolutely Free! Mr. R,C. Knox, Special Representative of the N. K. Fairbanks Co. will b> with us from December 9th to December 16th to explain the merits of FLOUR - ? EWE - ? TRIUMPH FLOUR To the ladies making the best Plain White Loaf Cake from Cottolene and "Triumph Flour" we will give away ab solutely free of charge 200 pounds of "Triumph Flour" on the following conditions: Every lady engaged in this contest must deliver her cake at our store not later than 2:30 p. m. Friday, Dec. 17th, Each contestant will receive a number corresponding to the number of her cake. All cakes will be returned to the owner after the contest except the prize winners, which will be distributed among the contestants. The Judges will be selected by Mr. Knox and will not be al lowed to enter the contest. *__ FIRST PRIZE--100 lbs.'of "Triumph Hour" and 3 cans "White House Coffee." ) SECOND PRIZE-75 lbs. of "Triumph Hour" and 2 lbs. "White House Goffee." j THIRD PRLZE--25 lbs. of 'Triumph Flour" and 1 lb. "White House Coffee." Price of Cottolene as compared with Pure Lard: Ten pounds Cottolene equal to fifteen pounds Pure Lard. Ten pounds Cottolene cost $1.50; fifteen pounds Pure Lard cost $2.50. Triumph Flour has been sold by us for over ? years and has always given perfect satisfaction. This is our own special brand and we guarantee exery sack. 24 lb. suck, 90 cents. In barrels, 86.75. We are authorized to guarantee every pound of COTTCj'jENE to give entire satisfaction or money wiU be refunded toyou cheerfully. Lraig Phones 15 and 145, Orangeburg, South Carolina. Kennedy, PRICES THAT YOU CANNOT MEET OR MATCH ANYWHERE Sale Now On, And Will Last Until December 18. Make Yourself a Present of a Suit! A Great Grocery Slaughter! $12.50 Suits now.$8.00 10.00 Suits now.7.00 8.00 Suits now..*.5.50 6.00 Suits now.4.00 5.00 Suits now.3.50 4.00 Suits now.?..t>0 . OVERCOATS. Some astonish ins bargains in Overcoats. Prices from.$1'.50 to $5 PANTS. ?0O pairs of Pants which sold at $1.25 and $1.50. go in this sale at.$1.00 SHIRTS. 50 cents Dress Shirts for .35 cents 50 cents Work Shirts for..'15 cents SHOES. Our entire line of Misses' and Children's Shoes at actual cost. We have made up a special "GROCERY COUN TER" for this Sale, and ask you to look at a few prices which will give an idea of the winning figures which we have placed on staple articles. 3-pounds Tomatoes.7 cents 2-pound Tomatoes.5 conts 1-pound Tomatoes.4 cents Alaska Salmon.7 cents Sardines.3 cents 10 cent Ketchup.5 cents Old Plantation Sugar Peas, was 10c, now S cents 2-pound Sugar Corn, Republic brand that sells for 15 cents, now 10 cents, 3 cans for 25 cents. Buffalo Bill Tobucco.5 cents a plug Farmer's Delight Tobncco.25 cents pound Octagon Soap.S for 25 cents Lump Starch.7 pouuds for 25 cents Oranges.15 cents per dozen (Only 25 cents worth of Soap and Starch at these prices to one customer). The above prices give you only an idea of what we are offering. Deep down into the heart of prices we are penetrat ing. The sale lasts only until Saturday, December 18, inclusive, and we advise you to come now and supply yourself. Hesitation is the Father of Loss. We are making dollars blush at the big bundles they carry from our store. THIS SALE TS SPOT CASH. NOTHING CHARGED. ORANGEBURG, SOUTH CRROLINA. KS,