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^What is a real bargain? A true bargain is the purchase of standard goods at a lower figure than the regular price.
It is the knowledge of value that makes a bargain. The goods offered in this Clearance Sale are standard goods, therefore, they
are true bargains. Don’t take our word for it—see the got ’
Don’t lose sight of jhe fart that this sale invnlvps thn of merchandise and house furnishings without the
reservation of one single item, and positively embodies the greatest saving opportunity ever presented to the public of this vicinity.
This is a sale that is different. It’s a real bona fide, grand merchandising battle that is without a-parallel in the history of mer
chandising in Barnwell County. This is truly a trade oppprtunity that demands the attention and attendance of every person
within a radius of many miles of Barnwell.
Our present stock must be reduced in order to make room for the Spring goods that will begin to arrive within a few weeks.
Take advantage of the tremendous cut prices on every piece of. Winter Goods in the store, and a Wonderful saving to you on
Worts, Shoes. Hats. More. Etc.
The price cuts are so numerous that it is impossible to give you a detailed statement, but a glance through the .real bargains
listed below will convince you that we mean business/ The savings wilHbe such fhaf it will pay you to borrow money at a high
rate of interest in order to take advantage of these reductions. <• , w ,
Notions.
5c Ladies handkerchiefs
10c
10c Men’s
10c Talcum Powder
5c Safety Pins
5c Pins
•15c Ladies Hose
15c Half “
20 and 25c Ladies Collars
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60c Lace Curtains .
$1.25 Bed Spreads.
$2.25 “
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35c Pillow Shams and Scarfs... ~ ,19
40c Table Covers “ “ — ,24
Towel*.
! .39
.89
1.48
2.98
Our entire stock of Glassware
and Tinware will be sold at cost
Domestics.
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6c Sea Island
4k
40 inch wide Sea Island..^,.
5k
12 l-2c Sea Island 40 inch ...
8k
-6c Bleaching.
4k
12 I-2c “
8 k
8c Apron Ginghams
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12 l-2c Dress “
8k
15c Brown Linen .
10r.
Ladies Coat Suits and
Cloaks.
$25.00 Ladies Brochded
Ratine Suits
$10.98
20.00 Ladies Serge Suits ...
9.98
10.00 “ Coats
5.48
13.00 “ “
6.48
4.00 Childs Pony Skin Coats.. 2*29
10.00 Childs Brocaded
Plush Coats
4.98
Underwear.
60c Ladies and Mens fleeced
Shirts and Drawers
39c
60c Men’s Ribbed
Shirts and Drawers ......
39c
35c Ladies Shirts
22c
60c Boys Union Suits
39c
25c Ladies White cud
Ginghams Aprons
19c
Men’s Hats.
$1.50 Hats $ .89
2.00 Hats ....... ... 1.29
3.00 Hats ..... 1.98
5.00 Stetson Hats. ... 3.39
Mens Suits.
$ 9.00 Men Suits
15.00 “ “
20.00 “ “
25.00 “ “
i 4.48
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10.50
12.98
Ladies Furnishings.
75c Balkan Blouses $ .49
$1.00-41.25 Ladies Shirtwaists ._.. #50
75c Petticoats #59
$1.50 Petticoats.. .98
$3.50 Brocaded Silk Petticoats.. 2.19
75c Ladies Kimonas ............. #59
$1.00 “ “ #59
$1.50 “ “ .......79
35c Short “ ......" .19\
75c Sweaters #39
A lot of ladies Skirts at and below cost.
Men’s Pants. -- "
75c Men’s Pants $ .48
$1.50 Mon’s Pants 1.19
2.00 “ “ 1.48
2.50 “ “ .: 1#68
5.oo “ “ 3.29
Dress Goods.
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75c Serge ..r...
75c Diagonal Serge
75c Brocaded “
tl.50 Messiltne (all colors) ..
80c Brocaded Silks
25c Striped Poplins
.Shirts.
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35te Mens Dress Shirts.
40c
Boys’ Knee Suits.
$3.00 Boys’ Suijts ;■ ... v ... $1.95
3.50 Boys’ Suits 2.48
5.00 Boy’s Suits ....... 3.29
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$2.00 Laiies’
$1.35
1.75
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2.98
5.00 Men’s! Shoes, t>u\ton\pr 4 AC
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2.50
3.00 Men
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4.00 Menk Shoes,
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