The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 01, 1913, Image 5
^^^pHHBHHH^HHH^ Be here Thursday morning when the fur beto
fly. Read on, tTie half has never been told.
V I 5 1-4 colored Table Oil lClot!h, worth 2T)C., sale price
V I 25 dozen Corsets, extra long, with garter attacliI
nients. 7fin. values. nil kIkpk nil rr? ?ii m>r> >u-ii<n
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7 each 4J)c.
a ^ 1 ease Shirting Calicoes, worth 5c., sale price 2 I-2c
A GO ladies' white Pique Skirts, worth $1.25, sale
|g) price 80c.
^ 50 pieces White Lawn, full 40 inches wide, worth
? 20c., salo price 10c.
^ ? 100 picccs Standard Pcrsalcs, worth 12 I-2c. and
15c., all go at 10c.
?* Challenge Sale of Ladies'
? 0 Misses' and Children's
&? Oxfords & Pumps
There is economy, quality and style in every pair
and a glance at the following prices will convince
aW any one that we mean business.
? J 500 pair Ladies' Oxfords and Patent Leather |
qp i rumps, worm and sells tlie world over for $1.50, all
2 piled on a big bargain table, take your elioice for
9^ pair JKSe. I
ya 200 pair Ladies' Patent Leather Pumps, Oxfords,
etc., these are the kind you pay $2.00 and $2.25 for
aA elsewhere, take your elioice for ... $1.49
All of our fine Oxfords and PuniDs in Tans. Patent
leather and Vic.i Kid, worth $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00, I
you can buy any pair in the bouse as long as tluy
last for pair $2.41)
All Misses and Children's Slippers and Pumps are
marked down to JKSc. and $1.25
^ $1.00 Parasols for 69c.
Xv .lust 100 Parasols in the lot and you can't match
Qptgy mem in town tor loss tlian a dollar, take your
choice for (>J)c.
|| Sheets and Pillow Cases.
25 dozen Seamless Bleached Sheets, full size,
AA 81x1)0, worth 75c., all go at one price, each U)c.
25 do'/Pll SnamlfiKc Rlpnrhnrl Slu '-i S1 v(in r.iii
size, worth $1.00 each, all go at choice each ...(Me.
2,r> dozen Pillow Cases ..10c., 12 l-2c., 15c. and I5)c.
{Z Clean Up Sale Ladies' Ready
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10-wear varments.
x y No woman in need of wearing apparel e?.n afford
to miss this opportunity. We never carry over from
2 2 one season to the other any Ready-to-Wear Gar
Ijp. i inuiiia. iou kiiow us an unaisputca tact hat Mimnaugh's
Ready-to-Wear Garments for women are in
^ a class by themselves. What few Ladies' Tailored
i Spring Suits and Embroidered one piece Dresses tlrat
4| are left yon can buy at half price.
| Ladies' Fine Tailored Skirts
A 200 Toadies Sample Skirts, all mostly black, not
^ one of these Sample Skirts will bo sold before the
^ city clock strikes 0 Thursday morning. Most of these
Bkirts are worth $6*.50 and up to $8.50, you can take
your choice of any Skirt in the lot for $3.10
7 2 <No goods charged during this sale. Bring the
2 ^ money with you.
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""* BleaoJyjd Dama' A, full 60 inches wide, 35c. kind
cit * ?* ? t .10c#
lileadhed Satin aDmask, full 70 inches wide, $1.25
kind at 39c.
Bleached Satin Damask, full 70 inches wide, $1.00
kind, at 75c.
Bleached Satin Damask, full 60 inches wide, $1.25
kind, at 98c.
All Table I^incn with Napkins to match.
Ladies' Shirt Waists.
50 dozen Ladies Shirt Waist# scooped In from a
big manufacturer at 50c. on the dollar. You will
think I stole tx>ese Waists when you see them.
No. 1.?25 dozen Ladies Waists, worth 75c. and
$1.00, out they go for 25c.
No. 2.?50 dozen Ladies' Waists, worth $1.00, $1.25
and $1.50, out they go for GJ)c.
No. 3.?25 dozen Ladies' Waists, worth $1.75, $2.00
and $2.50, choice .OSc,
"Mill End'' Table Damask.
Thousands of yards of "Mill Ends" Table Damask,
b'onched and half blcached, all piled on a big center
bargain table, 2, 2 1-2 and 3 yards long, take any
length you want at half price.
Millinery on the 2nd Floor.
Hundreds of new untrimmed shapes and line Pattern
Hats go 011 sale opening day. If money is any
object to you now is your chance to coin it. Its cash
buying and cash selling that paves the way to these
matchless Millinery values. Every dollar's worth of
this immense stock much be turned Jnto cash quickly.
zuu trimmea tints opening day, wortli $3.50 to
$7.50, take your choice for $1.98, 2.49 and $3.50
25 dozen Children's Hats, pU tlie latest shapes and
not a Hat in the lot worth less than 75c. and up to
$1.25, take your choice for, -each 85c.
Pepperall Sheeting 25c Yd.
Pepperall Sheeting, full 90 indhes, 2 1-2 yards wide,
cio iun? as uuu iui lasis, wnn a mnu 01 ju yarcis 10 ^
eacli buyer, special sale price 25c*
Dozens and dozens to select from. Corsets that
arc corsets. All new models, Every one guaranteed
or a new one for the asking.
25 dozen Corsets, worth $1.00 and $1.50, all go
at 98c,
10 dozen Ventilating Swiss Corsets, go on sale
at 49c,
Buy your Corsets from Newberry's leading store.
Androscoggin Yard Wide
Bleached Domestic at 8 l-3c
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j.vf i;ases yam wmw Aiiurusscuggin rJi?acning, Willi
a limit of 12 yards to each buyer and sold to women
only at special the yard 8 l-3c.
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X A. Mimnaugh, the Underseller.
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Snprial Nnfirp
Everything sold in the great Mimnaugh sale will be foi
Spot Cash. No goods will be charged or riothing sent or
approval.
Mark the Date, Mark It Well.
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* ?ur?uay, juiy ora, ai.? o ciccK. rvote the Mimnaugr
prices and match em if you can.
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/\ i^ever-to-De forgotten Slaughter.
The bubbles of profits have bursted, sell all the goods
up stairs and down stairs no matter what they bring.
'To Out-of-Town Customers.
We extend a cordial invitation to take advantage of the
savings. Come in person if you can.
Railroad fare paid to customers buying $20.00 worth of
merchandise or over.
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dll^f (limited) live vbets*to each buyer at only . ,5c.
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Umbrellas and Parasols.
Note the prices qouted 011 about 300 Parasols.
ivjuhu comparisons ior yourself. All stylo handles,
natural wood and inlaid silver handles, not one in
the lot worth less than $1.50 and up to $2.00, for the
big sale, choice 98c.
Fine Figured Lawns.
Here's another competition killer. One counter
full of Lawn Hatiste, all fast colors, worth inc., 20e.,
and 25e., all bunc-lied tog< Mier at one price yard 10c.
10 Days Ribbon Sale.
Enough Ribbons to stretch to California. All
shades and black and white;
All 15c. Ribbons will be sold at only the yard 10c.
All 20c. Ribbons will be sold at only the yard 15c.
All 25c. and 35c. Ribbons will be sold at only the
yard . lftc.
10 Days White Goods Saie.
We have gathered a lot of White Goods and
| bunched them all together on a big center table, the
I quality of t'hc 12 l-2c., 15c. ami 20c. kind, all at
choice th yard 10c.
Big 5c Table.
Thousands of yards in White Unvn Dimities, Printed
J?atiste, Koods in the lot worth 8 l-3c., I()c., and
12 l-2e., all piled on a big bargain table, take your
choice at yard 5c.
All Kinds of Lace.
You all know T^ace time is all the time. Saving
time is now. Thousands of yards in this big assortment.
Th re is not a yard in tlie lot worth less than
8 1-3 and 10c., to clean up the lot quickly we'll name
I a price that will do the work, all at choice yard. .3c.
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Matchless Muslin Undergarments.
Skirts, Gowns, Drawers, Corset Covers, and OiU
Piee Slips. Those who attended our previous salej
L know what values we hav-e to give them.
_ Challenge Stocking Sale.
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_ Ladies Buster Brown Stockings, double heel and
too, black, tan and white, 20c. value, sale price, the
Pair for 12 l-2c
Ladies' Buster Brown Gauze Stockings, double
heel and toe, black, tan and white, worth 25c., all
) go on sale at pair 19c.
(JO dozen Misses Ribbed Stockings, worth 15c., all
go at 10c.
100 dozen Misses Ribbed Stor.kintrs. worth 9.0n nil
go at 12 l-2c.
Got 011 the Mimnaugh Bargain Wagon. It will bo
a cheap and easy ride.
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This Embroidery offering stands unapproached. ^
Value greater by far than we have ev? r been able to a ^1
offer. Z ^
45 inch Embroidery Flouncing, worth and sells for
$1.00 and $1.25, opening sale price as long as th<? lot
lasts, choice 50c. ^
27 inch Embroidery Flouncing, latest d' signs, worth I
50c. to $1.00, choice the yard 25c. ? ^
18 inch Embroidery Flouncing, latest designs, ^
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High or low ncck Gowns of good quality, ca:nbric a. &
or bleaching, tucked and trimmed in extra quality
embroidery. July sale price (59c., 89c., and $1.19 each. A ?
36 in Brown Linen at 8 1 -2c f
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3i> inch Brown Linen at 8 l-2c. yard ^
Hrown Linen, full yard wide, worth and sells the ^
world over at 15c., July sale price 8 l-2c. A &
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35c Brown Linen 19c Yd. ft
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We'll put on sal?' opening day 2.r> pieces Hrown Lin- f
en, ev-ery thread mire flax, worth the world over Hfe ^
3r>c., .Inly sale price the yard 10c. & ^
Bleached Domestics 5c Yd. tf
Foe Mill, yard wide Bleaching, without dressing,
as long as five cases last, 10 yards (limited) at the ?
yard 5c. &
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Challenge Bed Spread Sale. $ ?
100 largo White Counterpanes, worth $1.50, sale ^ fp)
price, each.. J)Hc. ? $
100 large White .Counterpanes, worth $2.00, sale ^ d
price, each $1.89
50 large White Counterpanes, worth $2.50, sale flfo ^
price ^
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VJVJ11 IlllIU IV 1(11 ov" 1 1 I vO V^UlllO) fO.UU > ill UU, Oil 1
price $2.2?) 2>
Genuine Marseilles Quilts, $3.50 value, sal'1 4) A
price ^
Laces at 5c Worth Up to 10c ||
500 yards round thread Valencines and Cotton ^ ^
500 yards round thread Valenciennes and Cotton it?
Cluney Laces and Insertions, worth up to 10c., choice W ^
tlie yard 5c. ^ @
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Apron Ginghams at 5c Yd. /
Staple Apron Ginghams so much used and sold ?
elsewhere at 8 l-2c., as long as five cases lasts, sale J ^
price 5c. ^ ^
40 in Sea Island at 5c Yd. * +
40 inch Sea Island, smooth quality, free from ? ?
motes, full 40 inches wide (limited) 10 yards to each ^ ?
buyer, none sold to dealers, at special sale price the & ^
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