The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, February 19, 1907, Page THREE, Image 3

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itit TheEn In the -lands .New' Store closed and will remain closed to mark down and .rearrange stock. Opens WednesdaygFob20 at 9 o'clock A. M. Therefore Save A. C. Jones' I At which date we consisting of Cict at the most terrif jL $12,000.00 wortt the people of Nev A Rippi Long will the echo souni Saving Sale in the% histoi *:COST WILL BE IGN early, as the best wiJ gC will prove the most prof Men's Su Relentless and sensation prices that al clearance. Men's Suits in Fancy mixtures and patterns, valued .as high aq $5.50, go at Men's Suits in Blue, Bl'ack and Wo as $7.00, go at .... .... .... .... Men's $10.00 and $11.00 Suits, stric and double breasted and very neat pati styles, go at .... .... .... .... .. 1*,. Men 's -Extra Hig Grade Suits custo silk serge in all the latest weaves ai high as $18.00, go at .... .... .... Shoes! Shoes! It is an established fact tliat the dif: ied by this firm~ are all standard gra known Ralston and Bannister Shoes, th< This is a chance of a lifetime to buy y< One lot of Men's Shoes for work and .~Satin Calf to sell for $2.00, go at... Men's Vici Kid and new lea thers ani ~tr nowv go at .... .... .... ........ Meni's Extra values in the Ralston jMetal and Fancy leathers which nev< now go at.. .... .... .. ...... - Men's High Grade Custom Shoes 'hi Bannister make including all the new Gum Metal, etc., wvhich never sold for now go at...,........... .. .... One lot of Ladies' Work Shoes in.E -leathers, which sold for $1.15, now go One lot of Ladies' and Misses' Sun< and Patent, tipped leathers, both light whieh sold for $1.50, now go at... Ladies' and Misses' Sunday Shoes shapes, regular $2.00 and $2.26 grades, Ladies and Misses Sunday Shoes in which sold for $3.00, now go at... *Ladies Extra High Grade Sunday leathers all new styles and shapes, wvh $3.50, sale price .. ...........-.--.-. Children 's 50 and 60 cent Shoes go .Children's $1.00 and $1.10 ShQes go Children 's $1.25 and $1.40 Shoes go 15 extra Salesmen, Cash Boys and Bundle Wrappere. Apply Feb ruary 16th. tire $12,000 Located at.] of The American (ork, to be sold: The AMERICAN a firm of capitalist who buy( as they will in this instance, giving the people of Newberi buy seasonable merchandis( they are known from coast t< merchandise. . This and Wait for i .ntire Stock, Wednes, will place on sale, wi hing for Men and Boy ic reductions ever pl ist Stop and Think i of seasonable merc vberry and surroundi 1g, Splitting, Whizzii I in the ears of the people. I -y of modern merch.nd sing. 4ORED. Pricas are madc, tha first. COME AND GET YOU itable reading you have done its M4 e bound to create a speedy Men's Pant Tweeds, Spring and Fall patt rns, an .. .... .... ....$3.69 which1 sold for rsteds, which sold as high Men's Sund lytailor- finishie in Sack 'ostd n ;ens, .new Spring and Fall $2.50, go a.t .. .... .... ....$7.87 Men's extra w tailored and lined with Pan s in the n< I styles, regular values as regular alues ................$12.98 Men's all-s Shoes! worsteds and i 'erent lines and makes car- as high as $5. dIes and embraces the wvell highest grade values made mur years supply. Sunday wear made of fine A golden op lasts which sold for $3.00r efa make Shoe in Viei, Gun them, and you ~r sold for less than $4.00, for the same p .................$3.16 up one. e wolrds famous James A. Boys' two_n lasts and leathers, Patent, mixed tweeds, less than $5.00 and $6.00, .. .... ...$3.94 and $4.21 which sold for ~atin Calf and fine Medium Boys' two--p at .. .... .... .....84c. and da' k patte lay Shoes made of Dongola up to $4.00, gt and heavy extension soles, Boys Suits, $.9 ment to select now go at .... .....$1.68 teds and unfin new leathers and styles $5.00 and $5, .. .... .... ....$2.37 Boys' Suits ~hoes in Patent and Fancy' finished throu: ich never sold for less tan wtousdn it..,.. .. .......42 cents. ment of stricti ...'.. .. ....84 .cents. black and blut i.... .... ........$1.06 sold for $6.50 ONE PRICE ONLY. ALL GOODE tiofl behind every article, statement The Amei In chmag of A1 . Jon Stock of A. C. N,ewberry, S.C., Salvage Company o regardless of cost or 3 SALVAGE Company, %ntire stocks for SPOT CASH and do convert same into money on the spot -y and Newberry County, a chance to ) at a fraction of the original price coast as distributors of underpriced ;he Opening of the Most Se clay, February the 20th, at 9 thout reserve, the entire $ s, Shoes, Hats, Gents' Furnit tced before the American pe : What This Sale Meaq handise to be distributed in ng country at prices never b( ig, Roaring Mercantile Eai cloudburst of values. Come and witr Tell your Friends. Tell your neighbor will rapidly vacate tables and shelves, R SHARE. READ THESE ITEMS, R in years. To stay away is like throwing !n's Pants. Men's in neat stripe and mixed Mn' adecif,1 assortment to select from ~ei' adecif,2 $1.00 and $1.25, go at 79 c. Me'Bacan er ay P nts in r eat effects of Ne s2 et oeg Cashmere, which o d for Me's5cnt oeg - - - $1.598 ,de'Blc n a high grade, custom finished Ia1e'2 et tci swest weaves and patterns, Lde 0cnsSokn at $4.00, go at - $2.39 cisad ots e tool Pants, hard finished 35cn,goa.. . ancy stripes and the newest Mc's olemid J a I 1ailor finished, which s-ld Mn'25nd3ces 30 and $6.00 go at $3.69 Me'50ad7cnt oys' Suits. Mnsa portunity to supply the de-- adGe,wihsl sI romping boy. Nothing but ei'.UieanTce rics are to be found among vaespto$.,got will be able to dress up two Me' Is,Db'sA rice it usually costs to dress cor,whhslda$22 lece Suits in worsteds and o odfrls hn$.0 very strong finish and mak eNgie $3.00, go at - - $1 83es lece Suits in wors eds, serges Oelto e' hr rns, extra high grade values, Sit,ebaigvle > at - - - $2.53 Me'NgleeSrt all siz s and a large assort- sles oa.... from, made of serges, wors- Me'$10an$.2 Ished worstedis, which sold at g t....... 50, now 5 o at - - $3.94 fn 15 n 20,g strictly custo.m tailo ed and Me' WIDg ok ghout. all .lining in keeping late.rial, In a varied assort-Me y all wool and serge s in both 5 ~skn oa 3, and ,neat worsteds, which 75ctskn ot. and'sHanprchice.1 Men's 50acntseHose.g Ladies'oatd tNtwery S. C n a 35ent,goa . 4. .. Men'sWooln mied U Men' 25 an 5eet< Jones, f Atlanta and ralue. Prices.will reach the lowest limit during this A. C. Jones' GREATEST SALE, , Opening WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, nsational Sale of a. m. sharp. 12,000.00 stock, 3hings, etc., etc., ople. So to the homes of afore dreamed of. thquake. iess the Greatest Money the GLAD NEWS. therefore, be on hand EAD EVERY LINE. It dollars to the wind. Furnishings. e ents sellers, go at. .. .. .. .4 cents. cents sellers, go a t.. .. .. ..11 cents. a Knit Hose, extra heav'y grade, go .. .... .... .... .... ....8 cents. at .. ..... .. .... .... ...19 cents. at .. ...... .... .... .....39 cents. [lose go at .. .... .... .....8 cents. gs go at .. .... .... .......19 cents. ~s go at .... .... .. .......39 cents. ino Wool Unaderwear, values as high as ..... .... .... .... .. ....19 cents. derwear, values up to 65 cents go at39c. suspenders go at. .. .. .. ....19 cents. uspenders go at .... .......39 conts. Ld Youths' Hats. escope and Alpine Hats in Black, Tan gh as $1.25, now go at .. .....79 cents. cope H-ate in new shapes and( colors. .. .... .. ...... .... .......$1.09 pines and Telescopes in new shapes and and $2.00, now go at .. .......$1.59 extra high gradc Hawves Hat, which nev go in this sale at .. .... .......$2.11 and Stiff Bosom Shirts. 3 in Negilce and Unlaundered While as high as $1.00, nowv go at .. .29 cents. n neat patterns, regular 50 and 65 cents . .. .... .... .... ......39 cents. N~egligce Shirts in standard mnakes,' no0w .. .. ...................79 cents. hattan Shirts, which never sold for less it . . ..... ... .........$1.19 hirts, the best value at 50 cents, go at 39 i's Overalls. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . . 39 cents. .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . 54 cents. . .. .. . .. .. . .. . . 74 cents. BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT. Look for the big Canvas sign and the narne A. C. Jones. LET NOTHING KEEP YOU A WAY.