The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 24, 1905, Page 5, Image 5
It's usually amusing t<
off the crowds on their
plenty of them is drawii
policy here, we have ti
who broke the shackles
from the day I first hit
special prices to none,
march this way and keE
. . .'Mimn
Matchless 1
No accumul
Its the only ,
goods and stc
well with a i
stake-so tak
shoes that le.
that you get-i
let them "fak
5 cases Ladie
5 cases Ladie
Drew Selby 8
$l,98 and $2
... .$2.98 and $3
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES. It tak4
with a cheap shoe, but cold weathi
r Bill0CL ING SALE, SECONID I
Por Men, Boys and Children. Don't buy a d,olF
until you have seen our line. My ambition has b
the very best Clothing that could be possibly sold al
suit. Some of the mancafacturers said I wanted
for too little,'' but I got what I wanted.
375 Men's Suits, worth $r2-5o and $15.00, specia:
a $io.oo bill.
My next great leader is my $7.50. There is not
pile of about 275 worth less than $ro,oo, for this w
All wool Kerseys, Cheviots and Cassimers which
$7-50 and $8 0o, take your choice.of any in the Jot for
I expect my stock of Boys' Knee Pants Suits is as I
the other stocks of Boys' Clothing in Ne-. berry put
50 doz. Boys' Knee Pants just opened, 75C. kin
only Soc. pair.
50 doz. Men's Pants just opened and placed on s
$1.49, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98, worth double.
5 cases Men's, Boys' and Children's Underwear jt
368 Ladies' Fine Jackets, black, tan, caster and bl
$7-50. This will be a cash taker this week for only
25 doz. Men's Jeans Pants, worth 98c. a pair, s
this week, 49c.
If you want your r
This is the pool
Yours for mn
Mimnai
Department Stol
) watch the old "has been" merc
way to Mimnaugh's, the right g
ig the people to this big store in
ie stock of the town and the pec
that bound the high-priced cred
old Newberry's dirt and proclai
The great masses of fhe people I
)p step to the music of
laugh 's Low
alues in Our Sho
ition of outlawed styles, hard sizes old enough to vote, but el
ray to buy the best shoe-leather Yoti know there are sto
>res that sell cheap, shabby goods; you know, them well. Yot
:heap suit, hat or dress, but you must have good shoes
.e no risk but come direct to MIMNAUGH'S. We stand b
ives our shelves. You are entitled to value received, and
t. Watch the high priced credit stores, they "faked" you
ed" you this fall.
s' fine Shoes, cap or plain toe, worth $1.25, special 98c. pair.
s' fine Shoes, cap or plain toe, worth 1.85, special, $1.49 p
SCo., walking or dress Shoes-new line just opened, a very d
.49, extra fine grade for high dress also swell walking styles,
.25 a pair. Ask to see Drew Selby & Qo. new styles.
:es good ones for the little active fellows, the
er calls for "real" leather such as Mirnnaugh k
100 R, Bargains in Dress Goods.
~r' s worthA
een to get Now these are values that can only~ he found i
00 o a here, and values that you can't afford to miss.
~too much 56-inch Mohairs in black and all colors, actui- sol
ally worth 75c., for this week, 49C. yd.
lfor only 38-inch all wool, fancy mixed Cheviot '. actually
worth 85c , for this week 49C. yd. f
one in the 40-inch, all wool skirtings, looks lik-~ a dollari
ee 7o. cloth, special fc.r this week. 49'. 8
are worth.
$5.oo bill. 42 inch Black Mtersr for sk irt s - n ear like de:
arge as all leather, for this wee.k. 40 yd.
together. 54.inch Broad clot I. black ani ! ll e' ,rs worth n
d, special $1.35 yd., fo'r this week. 98c. yd.o
54-incli Broadeioin. bi-wk and ali enn orth
ale, 98c., 95c., for this we-ek 75C. vd. hi
Tremendous stock of black goods. embracing to
ist landed. all the new serviceable weaves We carry the
lue. worth largest stock of black goods of any store in this 5]
$5 00 bill. section.
pecial for s
thi
noney to do double duty come c
r man's store and the worki
tore business than any four storE
sgh's Mim
VDS LAST W'EEKS
hants of Newberry to head
oods at the right prices and
streams. No make believe
)ple know it. I am the man
it way of doing business, and
med equal trades to all and
have stuck to me, fall in line
Prices...
e Department.
rery pair brand new
res that keep good
i might get on very
-your health is at
ack of every pair of
its our duty to see
this summer; don't
ir.
ress Shse, soft like
kid or patent kid, for
y can do pretty well in warm weather
eeps. Bring 'em to me, I'll shoe 'em up
A Few of the Many Bargains.
These are a few ol the many that crovd themselves forward.
k the "little side show'' stores oi Newberry to match them
:hey can.
'5 Bales 36-inCh Sea Island, worth 6 I-4c., limited, none
d to dealers, 5C. yd.
5 bales good heavy Outing worth 7 x-2c , limited, none
d to deaJers, 4 1-2c. yd.
5 bales 40-inch Newberry Mills Homespun, worth 7 I-2c.,
lted, none sold to dealers, 6 I-4C. yd.
5 bales 40 inch Newberry Mill Homespun, full pieces, worth
2c, limited.none sold to dealers, 6 3-4c. yd.
3 b)ales 3 i inch Standard Drill, 8 I-2C. kind, none sold to
tler%, 6 1 4c. yd
a hales g' od heavy Canton Flannel, 8 1-2c. kind, limited,
ne 'old to dealers, 5c yd.
5 bales iood heavy Canton Flannel, 15c. kind, limited, none
d to dealers. joc. yd.
i h>ales ihe heaviest Outing made, worth io and 12 i-2C.,
iited, none sold to dealers, 8 1-2c. yd.
case 36 inch Bleaching, north 7 I-2c., limited, none sold
:leaers, 5c. yd.
ro bales Riverside Plaids, worth 7C., special for this week,
2c. yd.
~4-inlch Ladies' Cloth, black and all colors, worth 85c.,
cial for this week, 47 1-2c. yd.
o doz. Men's Jeans Pants, worth $i -39 a pair, special for
Sweek. 98C
lirect to Mimnaugh's,
ng man's paradise.
ss in Newberry,
u augh's
Newberry. S.C