The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 25, 1920, Image 6

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ft . . ^ • s _ o A BIG AUCTION /' WE HAVE CONTRACTED WITH THE GRAHAM AUCTION CO to sell to the highest bidder for cash our^"® 1 Entire Stock of Furniture regardless of what it brings. These goods are all first class goods but we need the money worse than the goods and have decided to let them go AT YOUR PRICES. nFREEMFREE!” Remember, we give away absolutely free at each and every sale choice prizes ranging in value from $10.00 to $25.00. You have a chance at these prizes whether you bid or not,—your presence is what we want. * * SALE STARTS AT 7:00 O'CLOCK Tuesday Night, November 23rd AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Nice chairs arranged to seat the large crowds and we shall expect the attendance of the best people of this vicinity. Our store is well heated and ladies will find a warm welcome at each and every sale. ' e ' Remember,- you have our consent to call fdr any article in the store and we will put it up and sell it regardless •I mmk ^ ' ’ • 6 . ’ of what we have offered on it. This is how our con- <■* * i j* ■ ■ ' * ' ' tract with the Graham Auction Company reads and we mean to carry it out. .. - ; • '" We wish to make SPECIAL MENTION of our nice Period Dining Suits in Mahogany and American Walnut; also our PATHE Talking Machines which will be sold at ,.' V ' s , * —Your Prices. Black Bros., Barnwell, :