University of South Carolina Libraries
i? ??i i I rnnrrn ta s 1 rimtEU 1U THE WALL I A OI-moi nrl\ 4- Iwi r\ v.icai'i, du ai^ui) tJiiciyiivii- m est, plain statement of facts I and existing conditons, something entirely new, = different from anything ^ ever known in Bamberg. | H Wonders never do cease; I | in this nig hustling world m fll surprises come thick and JkJ fast; an opportunity of a H life time for the poor as well as the rich. _ . I 3 A Mr. J. B. Saddin, who represent now, actually does not care. ? < .1 i its so much out or the ordinar through the stock like a cy] PUBLIC SALE. Begins exact THItRSLriAY I I LET NOTHING KEEP YOU AWAY Attend the opening day, whatever you do. Let nothing IHI keep you away. Don't do anything until you see and hear llll SADDIN Nov. 12th, 9 A. M. In a critical situation the I III T! st5aight-from-the-shoulder, old fashioned, unvarnishH HI !? the J??8*- The real truth never hurts any one. ( - j l|| - r,, and con<iitions cannot.be denied. Pacta and nlain ^^^^jm^ruths_are_atubborn;_Here_it i^.without mincing or k?i. ' ' '* ' '' ' " '" ' '' ' ' ' ' :' '' ' ' '' ' ^ % i i v 5A imi m^I Kr^W^ OBBr^SHBP^ EflBHBBHBH BflMHHHfl EMMBRI HHHBHE9EMSkSNHHHUHRHI <R8S*8i INU llAW gnu* mm; ti n milllN iiVIHHV N W Successors to K. I. Shuck & Co. and Rentz's Millinery Store M BERG, = - - - SOUTH CAROL1 :s the American Special Sales & Salvage Co., Washington, D. C., and The Stock belongs to the creditors and Saddin don't care what it y that Mr. Saddin, who is here and has been tor several days, Lone, ransacking every nook and corner for goods of all kinds tly as the clock strikes 9, rain or shine, snow or blow, NOVEMBER 12, ANU0SSLTE I /h4 A AAA A A A - l i _? D 1 WT'm. \I7_' fl u* ||b 11| || | 11| | a?sui liuciil ui i ccncss vv uncr vv earing <P 1 UjVvU?U" apparel for women and children, Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Furnishings, Ladies' Suits and Coats, Blankets and Bags, all new, clean and fresh from the world's best :TV,V ' *" ' |WW 91 91 9 m iff ^jgjk H H BH HB mm BWk i iiwa ?nn^w 1^0 HMHOBf WWr ^RHR ^W^^HBBBp^ AN HONKT STATEMENT If Conditions have been such that ? we are forced to raise money to 1 pay our CREDITORS. The war I tino^N raging in Europe is the cause of these conditions, so finally we have succumbed to the enevitaMe, really and truly down and ont, forced to the wall. BIT OFF MORE THAN WE COULD CHEW. Bought more than we could pay for, counted out by the creditors, for all know that when the creditors take charge and I order a thing done, that, means I final order and must be obeyed. I I who is in charge of the stock brings. This Sale and Stock giving expert attention, going to go in this most truthful S Trw Tik\TC 1LH Vnlo DirUT NAW 1Y1U111 11\J If Behind closed doors a great transformation is taking place. Business is suspended and the store under lock and key until opening day, when SADDIN, who reprectamf a 4-Vi a nun/H+ftWO nttan ci llilo aola vkavaATiallir QYI/1 fVlO OOMVO UUU \JJL UU1VV/A V|/UUO VIIIO OMIU |/VJk?VUUUAJ ^ UIA1U VMV I I most amazing sight your eyes ever beheld will be before I you. Wise economists will prepare now, bake your bread, II cukes, pies, etc., you can pome to the opening day and Ik