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For Young Men, that look like $40.00, in all the
new colors, with large bottom trousers; all-wool
materials, at— * V'T
; $14.95, $19.75, $24.50 and $29.50
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Men’s White Duck Trousers $1.95 to #2.45
Young Men’s Flannel Trousers $2.98 to $8.95
Men’s Wool Pants, large asst. ........ $1.98 to $4.95
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“ Men’s
Oxfords t
$3.95, $4.95,
$6.00, $7.00
Every pair guaranteed.
The styles are the best.
Men’s
Oxfords
Black or tan
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$2.75 to
$4.95
SPECIAL SATURDAY AND MONDAY
9-4 UNBLEACHED PEPPEREL SHEETING
39 CENTS YARD
5 yard Omit
Department
“Always On The Joh”
SPECIAL SATURDAY AND MONDAY
9-4 BLEACHED PEPPEREL SHEETING
49 CENTS YARD
5 YARD LIMIT
Ladies White Footwear Ladies’ and Growing
finds its expression -in Girls' Footwear in cut-
jnodes that are so chic outs, open work, with
and flattering to the ribbon bows, in two-
foot.
White Kids— *
$3.45, $3.95, $4.95
tone effects, patent~or
tan—
$2.95, $3.95, $4.95
Elastic Belvaderars
Girdles
Rubber Reducing Garments
Gossard Front-Lacing Corseta
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Combinations
The Complete Brassieres
: Step-Ins
Gold Stripe Silk Hose
“SILK STOCKINGS THAT WEAR”
A Multitude of Newest Colors.
$1.85, $2.25, $2.50
DEPARTMENT STORE
“ALWAYS ON THE JOB”
' : CLINTON, S. C.
SUMMER _
upon Fabrics for smartness, and
one understands the reason, after-
viewing
36 inches wide, large assortment pat
terns, BEAUTIFUL VOILES worth 50c
yard, at—
29c Yard
Soft and fine, lovely patterns, delightful
ly • colorful, absolutely irresistible are
these VOILES! . They are 36 inches wide,
50c Yard
OCc VflH pQ 36 inches wide,"a large pur-
^ chase enables us to sell this
lot of Voiles, in beautiful patterns and in all the
high shades at— •
_ 25c Yard
VOH PS that are even more beautiful than
" Georgette—Soft and fine as to
weave, delightfully lovely as td patterns. Worth
$1.00 a yard, our price— . r, r *
' - 85c Yard
Silk
of Summer: brings increased de
mand _ „
head of the mode and are exquisitely patterned
in floral themes, candy stripes, and bold dots.
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Silk Mixed CrepOy large variety of
patterns in high shades—
95c Yar
K'ard
All Silk Jap.,Pongee, beautiful
colors: rose, sunset, copen, and
natural tan at—
95c Yard
202—JUNL-25
Crepe-de-Chine, 38 inches wide,
beautiful high shadesy a real good
quality—
$1.45 Yard
Sport Silk C^repe in new shades of ^ ^ j
, — ■ floral designs, assorted nat-
green, rose, copen and sand, with pat
contrasting variagated dots, beau- terns —
tifql for sport dresses— ' ■ . '
$1.29 Yard $2.95 Yard
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IS SEEN IN OUR
Millinery
DEPARTMENT
Cool and summery are
the new high colors and
white .hats. There is one-
ready built or Miss JBur-
nett wifi built it for you. —-
Prices at— «
$1.95, $2.95, $4.95,
$4.95, $6.00," $7.00,
$8.00 to $13.75
Large or small in all the
new shapes.
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OF COOL SILKS
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^OIMPUCITY characterizes the prints, for the brilliancy of their flower-
ed, dotted^ or striped patterns leaves little need for decoration.
There are also some lovely models in .plain toned silk, charmingly pleated
or tucked .to achieve the fashionable silhouette. In all of the season’s
smartest colorings, at unusually law prices. Three groups at—
$4.95 $9.75 $14.95
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