The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 25, 1906, Supplement to the Camden Chronicle, Image 5
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TO CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA. MAY 30 TO JUNE 9
$15,000.22
Worth of High-grade Merchandise to be
distributed into the homes of the people for
less than actual cost of raw material, bv the
New York and St. Louis Consolidated Sal
vage Company, closing out the entire mighty
stock of W. H. Zemp's Department Store,
to be sold at their old stand in Camden,
South Carolina.
SAVE THIS AMD WAIT UNTIL WEDNESDAY, MAY 30
$15,000.22
WORTH OK CLOTHING AND READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS FOR MEN, BOY8 AND CHILDREN. MEN'S AND LADIES SHOES
TO BE SOLD IN CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA, FOR LESS THAN THE ACTUAL C08T OF THE RAW MATERIAL. SALE LASTS
TEN DAYS. THE NEW YORK AND ST. LOUI8 CONSOLIDATED 8ALVA0E CO. WILL CLOSE OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF W. H ZEMP
All Buyers Will be Paid Railroad
Fare for 100 Milaa
HOW TO HAVE YOUR H A I LRO Aft^ AR1 PAID '
Buy ticket from your station agent and
have him give you cash receipt; Present
this cash receipt on entering the building
and railroad fare will be paid to all buyers
making a purchase of
$25.00 OR OVER
44
THE, MIGHTIEST SALVAGE SALE KNOWN s
The entire 115,000.00 stock of High-Orade Merchandise of the well known and established flrrn of W. H. Zemp, located in Camden, South Carolina, will he placed on sale in their building in Camden. Him entire Bt??lt will be
closed out by the New York and St. Lou in Consolidated Salvage Company, and must positively be disposed of within 10 days, beginning Wednesday, May 80, and continuing Thursday, May Hi ; Friday, June i; saturafcfx J^no SS ;
Monday, June 4 ; Tuesday, June 5; Wednesday, June <5 ; Thursday, June 7 ; Friday, June 8, and closing Saturday night, Juno 0,
CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
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A. stupendous landslide of merchandise, comprising the world's best pro
rgain brilliance and splendor never equalled in the history of South Car
New York and St. Louis Consolidated Salvage Co., Adam Coldrpan, President and General Manager. Eastern Branch, 377-9 Broadway, N. Y.
CLOSING OUT THE W. H. ZEMP DEPARTMENT STORE, CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA
10 DAYS 10
LOOK FOR THE BIG RED OANVASS FRONT
10 DAYS 10
Sensational Bargains in Men's, Boys and Children's Clothing
A KINK SLUT OK CLOTHING ALL TO MATCH ? This Suit, in
positively worth $S.OO or your money refunded n t any time,
during Huh salvage L98
A KINK SUIT OK CLOTH I0S, ALL TO MATCH? This nuit is
positively worth $ K). (X) or your money refunded at any time,
during this Salvage Sale 2.85
A KINK SUIT OK CLOT I IKS, ALL TO MATCH ? This suit is
positively worth $12.00 or your money refunded at any time,
during this Salvage Siile 3.85
MEN'S KIN 10 SUITS IN CHKVIOTS AND SCOTCH PLAIDS ?
worth $15.00 or your money refunded at any time, during this
Salvage Sale 4.85
M ION'S Sl'LKN Dl D SUITS IN VELOIR K1NISIIKD CASSIM
ER10S, nil sizes ? These suits are positively worth $18.00 or
your money back, in this Salvage Sale ^ 6.85
$9.08 Represents on lot of ftOO Huits in blue and blue-black Thibets
and Unfinished Worsteds, also some dark, fancy-mixed, this
lot, positively sold at. $25. 00, in the new fad cut four-button
sack coat, entirely custom made. Remember you get your
money back. This goes in this Sal vago Salu for 9.98
$11.08 Represenes a lot of suits that art* the product of the world's
celebrated skilled tailor*. They are the equal and are guaran
teed to excel anv $10.00 tailor-made-to-order garment in the
world or we will cheerfully refund your money, in this Sal
vage Sule . JJ.98
250 PAIRS M ION'S PANTS ? Worth up to $2.00, in this Salvage
Sale 98c
175 PAIRS M ION'S PANTS ? Worth up to $2.50, in this Salvage
Sale J .19
2(H) PAIR M ION'S PANTS ? Wort h up to $?5 .75, in this Salvage
Sale 1.49
1(X) PA 1 R M ION'S PANTS ? Worth up to $5.00, in this Salvage
Sale . 1.98
YOUTHS' ft- PI IOC 10 SUITS ? Worth up to $ 1 2 f>0, in this Salvage
Sale.. 6.98
25 ROYS' K N 10 10 PANT SUITS, Sizes 7 to 10 years ? Worth up to
$0.00, in this Salvage Sale at from 3.98 to 49c
YOUTHS' ft- PI IOC 10 SUITS, 17 and 18 year sizes ? Worth up to
$0.00, in this Salvage Sabj 5.69
MEN'S OVERCOATS
Only n few In ft, id quality, all
sizes, worth up to $12. ot), nil in
this Sn I vage Sale at . 5.99
HAT DEPARTMENT
Al'ont MH) do/en Men's Fine Kelt lints,
nil the leading colors, nil shapos and
sizes ? Worth up to nil go in
this Salvage Snle for t.2I
MJp>N"S STRAW HATS, o?V. vnlue, in
this Snlvnge Snle . . . J9c
M K N ' S ST R A W II A IS, $ I .(.)< ) t|ua I it y , in
t h iJ Sa ivago Sale 39c
ROYS' S I RAW HATS, (>6e. vnluo, in
this Salvage Snle 34c
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
CHILDREN'S HOMO, fast, black, worth 10c., in t his Salvage Sale . 4c
CHILDREN'S HOSE, fast. Mark rihheil, worth loo., in this
Salvage Sale Qr
?r
BOYS' EXTRA HEAVY FAST BLACK RIBBED IIOSE, worth
2f)c., in this Salvage Sale .- J4o
LADIES' FAST BLACK IIOSE, 15o. quality, in this Salvage Sale 9c
LADIES' FAST BLACK HOSE, ribbed, worth 20c., in this Sal
vage Sale J2c
LADIES' FAST BLACK HOSE, extra fine, worth 85c., go in this
Salvage Sale \ J 9c
MEN'S and BOYS' FURNISHING GOODS
BOYS' WORK SHIRTS, worth 85c., in this Salvage Sale J 9c
MEN'S WORK AND NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, 50c. goods, in this
Salvage Sale 23c
MEN'S MADRAS SHIRTS, 05c. value, in this Salvage Sale 39c
MEN'S FRENCH MADRAS SHIRTS, regular $1.00 value, in this
Salvage Sale . . 47c
MEN'S IMPORTED MADRAS SHIRTS, $1.25 value, in this Sal
vage Sale 79c
15c. grade Suspenders, in this Salvage Sale 7c
20c. " " 44 " 44 He
85c. 14 " " " " 19c
50c. " " 44 4 4 4 4 .. ..> 23c
75c. 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 " 43c
25c. grade Men's Belts, in this Salvage Sale 7c
50c. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 t9c
(55c. 4 4 44 4 4 44 4 4 23c
75c. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 43c
Men's Collars, all styles and sizes, worth 15c., in this Salvage Sale IJc
25 CENT GRADE MEN'S STRING TIES, in this Salvage Sale. . . I9c
35 CENT FOUR-IN-HAND TIES, in this Salvage Sale 23c
50 CENT WINDSOR TIES, in this Salvage Sale 23c
25 CENT BOW TIES, in this Salvage Sale 17c
85 CENT CLUB TIES, in this Salvage Sale. . t> *9c
$1.25 MEN'S UNION MADE OVERALLS, at this Salvage Sale. . . 59c
HANDKERCHIEFS
M EN'S TURKEY RED AND INDIGO BLUE BANDANNAS worth
10c., in this Salvage Sale ?' 4c
MEN'S WHITE CAMBRIC FINISH, HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS, regularise, value, at this Salvage Sale 4c
EXTRA FINE HEMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
worth 25c, in this Salvage Sale . 9c
MEN'S UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY
MEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS, extra line, worth 85c., go fn this Sulvnge
Sale at J9c
MEN'S GAUZE UNDERWEAR, super fine quality, worth 50c., in
this Salvage Sale 26c
MEN'S PEPl'ERELL JEAN DRAWERS, stretchy seams, worth
(>5c., in this Salvage Sale \ 43c
WRIGHT'S HEALTH UNDERWEAR, Shirts and Drawers? all
sizes, worth $1.25, in this Salvage Sale per garment 79c
MEN'S SOX, good quality, worth 10c., in this Salvage Sale 4c
MEN'S WORK SOX, Blue and Brown Mixed, extra heavy, worth
15c., in this Salvage Sale 7c
MEN'S HALF HOSE, fast black, 15c. quality, in this Salvage Sale 9c
M EN S 1 1 ALF HOSE, extra fine, full fashioned, regular 25c. goods,
in this Salvage Sale I3c
MEN'S HALF HOSE, extra fine, fancy colors, worth 85c; in this
Salvage Sale J9c
MEN'S HALF HOSE, genuine imported novelties, worth 50c., go
in this Salvage Sale 23c
MEN'S SHOES
MEN'S SHOES ? For business wear that means service and com
fort., all new shapes, worth $8.0tff in this Salvage Sale. 1.29
MEN'S FINK DRESS SHOES?
Made from 'select box calf and
vici kid, best workmanship and
linish, McKay Hewed, and every
pair guaranteed, actually worth
; in thiH Salvage Sale. . . . . , t. 98
MEN'S EXTRA FINE VELOUR'
CALF RLUCHER OXFORDS'
? Never sold less than $5.00; in
this Salvage Sale i*98
MEN'S PATENT LEATHER AND
. GUNMETALS, all new shapes,
all sizes and widths, $<>.()<) value; in this Salvage Sale 3.48
$2.00 WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS, in this Salvage Sale I?29
$2.50 WHIT b CANV AS OXbORDS, in this Salvage Sale 1*43
LADIES' SHOES
Over 2,000 pairs of tho very finest of t he
Spring Season's goods. Hand
sewed, lace or button Oxfords,
and all weights of solos ; French'-'
kid, patent leather, Russian
calf, etc. They are by fur the
best of any Shoe brought to t his
market, and they come in
all sizes and widths; worth
$2.50 to $5.00 ? come and pick
them out hi this Salvage Hale
from 2.69 to 98c
LADIES' VICI KID SHOES, but
ton and lace, Paris toes and
patent tip, worth $53.00; at t his
Salvage Sale 1.48
LADIES' OX F 0 R I) S, all new
?' shapes, up-to-date styles, worth
$8.50; in this Salvage Sale. . . . J. 98
BABiES' SHOES
BABIES' SHOES, size* 0 to 4, worth 2f>r ; at this Salvage Sale. . J4c
BABIES' SHOES, sizes I to f>, worth ; at this Salvage Sale 23c
BABIES' SHOES, sizes 1 to o, worth Toe ; at thin Salvage Sale. . 3fo
BOYS' AND MISSES' SHOES
MISSES' OXFORDS, patent tip, viei k i< 1 and llussian calf, sizes '
1-1? to 2, worth $1.25; in this Salvage Salt; AV
MISSES' OXKOllDS, extra
line, all new styles, worth
$1 . T>0 ; at this Salvage Sale 79c
$2 on Ql'ALlTY MISSES'
< ) X F< > ii DS, i n patent and
vio.i kid; will go in this ? /
Salvage Sale Ut 3
$2.:,n QUALITY M ISSE S'
OXFORDS, in patent and
viei ki?l; will go in this
Salvage Sale . . . . 139
BOYS' FATE NT LEATHER
AND VI CI KID SHOES,
the grade; at this
?ale tJBIJ
BOYS' PATENT LEATHER AND VICl KID SHOES, the $3.60
quftlity ; at this Salvage Sale * 2?4d
Excursions on All Railroads.
Fare Paid to Each and Every
of $25.00 or Over.
Mark the Date and
Mark It Well
Sale Begins
Wednssday, May 30
Far Ten Days Only
Owing to the reputation of W. II. Zemp as merchants of high grade, dependable merchandise, jbh&e prices are as represented
ami not in any way Exaggerated in tins advertisement, and buyers can have money refunded at any time for any reason whatso
ever during this sale. Every article, every garment in the house marked in plain figures. One price to all. Sale positively
opens Wednesday, May 80, at 9 a. m., at Camden, South Carolina.
NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS CONSOLIDATED SALVAGE COMPANY. -
ADAM GOLDMAN, President and General Manager. Eastern Branch. 377.379 Broadway. New York.
Tkn Days, beginning Wednesday, May 80; Thursday, May 81; Friday, June 1; Saturday, June 2; Monday, June 4; Tuesday,
June 5; Wednesday, June 6; Thursday, June 7 ; Friday, June 8, closing Saturday, June 9.
KEEP YOU A
Tht Hour Is S?t Th? Dal#
The greatest salvage sale
South Carolina opens at
nesday, May
NEW YORK and ST. LOU
ADAM GOLDMAN. PRESIDENT AND GEN
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