Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Do you want to cut your daily Expense? Do you want to start 1913 on a more economical basis? Baruch-Nettles Co. "The Store That SeU the Pace/' Our Seal of Satisfaction Clings to Every Purchase Baruch-Nettles Co. "The Store That Set. the Race" -T ? /y-? ? - - - * , ,?i"S y /, ~y^-. J--;-,- -?! * Our Seal of Satisfaction Clings to Every Purchase Powerful selling campaign ever inaugurated in this county. Even the "Wizard, with all his won-, derful successes, is very enthusiastic over the prospects. Not one single. item is^ held back. Thousands of little Blue Tags will greet you the minute you step in the door. Every pr:ce marked in plain figures. Just the goods that you need: Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies' Ready-to-Wear, Furnishings, Underwear, Shoes, Clothing, Rugs, &c flood quality Apron (.Ingham Wizard hiiyn 4c yard. (Jolgato's 2fW: TOtlet Wat or, Wizard's prlce> bottle 15c 1 to each cuatomor. Good CuUcooh, Wizard says / 4c yard. Heavy C'lievlota, 10c kind. Wizard Buys 7c yard . Heavy Sea Inland, 10c' kind. Wizard says 6c yard. Men's $1.00 Eclipse Dress Kliirtn. Wizard says 83c ColKan's Talcum l'owder jVljrard'H Price, can Hi 10c l to each customer. V iiiii! .Light Outing*.- Wizard says 4c yard. H00 yards 4C-ln. Flduncing just arrived, $l.r>0 value. Wizard saya 87c yard. Thousands of yards Laces and Embroideries to select from at 3k y n rd . Ladies' $1,00 Kid Gloves. Wizard says 82c pair. Dress Goods and Silks Tho largest vajiuty to seloct from in this market and this 1h HtiyliiK a groat deal. Wo \yant you to pome and inspect the bargains that tho WIZARD has proparod for you. 00c and 75c Wool Dress Goods, till colors. WIZARD price 30c yard. $1.25 and $1.51J Wool DreBB Goods, all colors. WIZARD price 79c yard. f Colored Poplins. WIZARD price 19c yard. Navy Blue and cream Serges, Just tho goods needed at this Every yard to be sold at WIZARD prices. 86-inch Figured Foulards, sold at $1.00 and WIZ ARD price 5*9c yard. Figured Foulards, somevhat narrower than the above, sold at 60c yard. WIZARD price 29c yard. All Silks, including the. staple blacks, are included in this sale. ' . ? i | . 1; , II &: Ladies' Suits, Cloaks, Skirts Nothing that wo could say here could in any way give you# an Idea of what this sale will mean to you in this department . you must come and see for yourself. We 'quote a few prices: Ladies' $10.00 and $15.00 Suits-? new goodB, up-lo-date style*. WIZARD price $4.98. Ladies' $ 10.60 Long Coats? dandy values. WIZARD .price $ 4 . 4 fi. '300 Ladies' Fine Skirts that the WIZARD says he is going to sell out in these 12 days. Come and see the prices on these. Ladies' $20.00 and $25.00 Suits. They are beauties. WIZ ARD price $9.98. Trunks and Suit Cases WATCll FOR THE WIZARD'S PRICES 0N THESE GOODS. He has orders to close out this line entirely, and doubtless there will be some price, cutting. ? Blankets and Comforts ' - 1'-- ? fT ~ ? : ' .7 ' ? ; The WIZARD says to make this strong, but we can't do that, for the space loft is too small ? but there will certainly be some surprises in this stock, so come and see this display of Plaid Wool Blankets. They are good to look at, and you can get them at just what the WIZARD says. All kinds of Blankets aro l)ere, from tho cheap cotton Blanket to the expen sive all-wool kind ? BLUE TAGS ON TtfEM ALL. CLOTHING . ? - > .g '? ' \ Moil Just think ol it -HART SCHAFFNER & MARX clothes* at reduced prices' ? that's a big story? what more need we say? We actually tried to keep thom away from the "WIZ ARD," but there was nothing doing he said everything was ad vertised ? -so we had nothing to nay. Head these prices: $20.00 and $2#.60 Hart, Schaffner?*& Marx Suits, WIZARD PRICE $16.00. / V -f . . "? # '? ? . $25.00 to $35.00 Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits* WIZARD PRICE $18.50, Just a few II. S. & M. Dress Overcoats, sold at $22.50 to $30.00. The WIZARD sa/s let them go at $16.50 to $20.00 Big line Men's Rain Coats ? THEY DON'T LEAK? made ' by Kenyori ? regular price $16.00, $18.00 and $20.00. The WIZ ARD gives you your choice at $12.00. One lot Boys' and Youths' Overcoats, Bold from $6.50 to $10.00, the WIZARD price, choice $5,00 Many big bargains snaps in the Clothing Department. We only just mention these few. SHOES WHAT'WIIiL THE WIZARD DO IN THE SHOE DEPART MENT ? WHAT WILL HE SELL REGAL SHOES FOR OR REGK MA SHOES ? COME AND SEE. This irpniense stock of slibes is given 'ovor to the WIZARD He says, '"I*he best stock of shoes he ever handled." Nothing in held back from him. No prices quoted-r? couldn't ? none had been tagged when this circular was prepared. But when you see the prices on the blue tags ? that will be sufficient. SHOES FOR MEN, BOYS, WOMEN. GIRLS AND BABIES. ? Hosiery Bargains Solid case Mother's Choice Hose for Children, 15c kind. Sale price 9c pair. ? Children's Pony Hose, t Sale price 21c pair. Ladies' Pony Hose. Sale price 21c pair. Ladies' and Children's Matchless Hose. Sojle price 12,/4c pair. Ladies' Hole Proof Hose, the 35c*kind, Sale price 25c pair. Ladies' 50c Pony Hose. Sale price 41c pair. - 10 pieces 10-4 New York Bleached Sheeting, 40c val ue. Wizard says 27c yard. $1.26 Table Linen. WJiard ?ays 83c yard, 25c Shades, all linen, all col or*. Wizard says 19c r.;jsch. $1.00 Lace Curtains, wiaard says 76 c pair. The "WIZARD" will ,glve you some dandy Bargains is large and small Rugs. Ladles' Heavy Ribbed U rider vests and Drawers. A Wli a*rd special 21c each. Ladies' Fleeced Back Vest and Pants. Wizard's price 37k each. Boys' heavy ribbed , Vest and Drawers. Wizard's pric* 17c each. Ladies' $1.00 and $1.25 Wool Vests. The Wizard's price* 83c each. Ladles' Scarlet Wool Vests. Wizard's prise 79c each. . Men's Socks, a dandy good value # ? 3c pair. ' ? j ? __ ? ; .? , ? . **? Regular 10c Bleach. Wl*w4 says .J ? 6c yard. Ladles' Muslin Underwear. The Wizard will slaughter this entire stock for Qi"5* ..selling. I I (. JJU' 1 ! ; ii - ? States F^iave CTATETMCTIVIT PV TUHZT AA/I7A DHr In all my vast experience in handling stocks W I M I ELIYICilX I D ? I 1 I Em We iuM l \ Lr # ? never come in contact with a stock of merchandise that has appealed tome as one has. I find the stock one of the cleanest and best that 1 have ever had to contend with and the quality, of the goods are away above the average. The management of the store hav^ co-operated with me in every way and granted*me concessions that have never been granted before. - I )iave orders to "SELL THE GOODS" and give the people exactly what is advertised. It would be very hard indeed for me to explain in cold, unfeeling type the wonderful advantages dun^ this sale, but if you will come and see for yourself, you will quickly see that in no instance has any misrepresentation been made ? TRUTH IS QOOD ENOUGH FOR ME. The feature of this great sale will be the unique arrangement of stock and facilities for handling great crowds without any confusion. Yoilr trading will be a pleas s well as a benefit. _ ?||:' Respectfully yours, '.THE 'WIZARD^ig ure as Baruch - Nett v . I ^ "The Store That Sets the Pace."