The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 11, 1907, Image 3
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We’re after your business and iflow prices and good goods are any inducement we are sure to get it. Try us.
Writ* for samples and pripes. You’ll receive them by return mail.
WE CUT FINE COOPS IN DESIRABLE LENGTHS
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On Ready-To-JVear Garments
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STRONG II ASSORTMENTS • - • • • * * * * STRONG IN WIUES
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HZ9HT OOODS AS HIOST PRIOBS
50 inch Colored Broadcloth at 75c, 1.00 and 1.50 yd
Colored Granite Cloths 28 in at 83c a yd.
50 inch Colored Mohair in wine, navy, grey and green
at 55 cts a yd.*
28 inch Scotch Plaid suiting I2^cts a yd.
38 inch English Check Chevoits at 50c a yd.
Children’s White Pique Dresses special at $2.39;
Childrens and Misses Pator Suits, red and Blue serges
ages 5 to 14 years at 6.38 and 7.49.
Childrens Serge, Henrietta and Fancy Mixture Dress-
Ladies Black Cloth Coats, Velvet and Braid Trimmed
at 3.88.
Ladies Black Broadcloth Long Coats trimmed with
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Fine Imported Henriettas in plum, wine, rose, brown.
tan, castor, navy, cadet, and green 43 in at 1.00 yd.
Invisible and Plaid Check Cheviots 40 in special at
1.00 per yd.
Fancy Plaid Suitings at 15, 25, 50, 75, to 1.00 a yd.
42 inch Prunella Cloths special at 1.00 a yd.
es, blue, red, brown and gray, at 2.00, *.98, 3.38,
4 98, 6.49.
Childrens Gallattea Dresses, ages 2 to 5 years at 1.19
and 1.2 s.
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poll braid and velvet at 3.98, 5.00 to 27.50.
Lapies Castor and Tan Broadcloth coats at 7.8', 8.94
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Most peoplw know that if they have
been sick they need Scoff >s Emut*
sfon to bring back health and strength.
But the strongest point about Scoffs
Emu (j ion is that you don't have to be
•kk to get results from it *
It keeps up the athlete's strength, puts fat
on thin people, makes a fretful baby happy,
brings color to a pale girl's cheeks, and pre
vents coughs,^ colds and consumption.
Food in cone—bcated form for sick and
well, young and old, rich and poor.
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Uof to tamssy ethor Ur*. r.F. eureh-
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for ay chUdroa asd
Kilos.”
or other
tlSwiUy
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aaroode asd way bo cl*ts oe ec
to a child m to aa aaah. For
JohanSklB.
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“whai’t a man trap?” Papa
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Byes to
more, and went on
elsnoed qniokly at mamma, the*
dropped his eyei
trapped his eyes to his paper
reading.
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in your own -
spray and plant it in the heart of
another mi yep 'rill be svprissA
te know how qsfekly H will
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troubled with muaealar paina in the la
aup of ray foot,” aaya llr. 0. Pedlar, of
Toroato, Out- “At timee It waa ao palaful
1 oeo Id hardly walk. OMuabeilaUraPaia
Bala waa racoauaeaded to aae. ao I triad
It asd waa coaplately earad by oaa amall
■lace reconnmended it to
bottle. I bare
aereialofay
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No good thing is failure end no
evil thing euacees.
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wholly reoorw. Gtsa srecy sold ths
at tea ties ft dffmnspdFW moy seoUl
thto dtoafieehle <H—ae>. How caa waa
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with air throat aad I
tie of Chaatbertoia’a
I bagaa oalsg It asd it loBocod aao at 1
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wotl^FlerMtobyJahsM Ktots.
Let ns work with song sad glad,
peas. Let ns rejoiee in ill th*
life that is onra Then we will
no longer exhanst eanelvea
fighting shadows..
For that Doll Peeftag After Xattag.
I hero used Chamberlals’a
•ad Lirer Tahlota for eoiM UaM, aad eeu
tcetlfyihat they harodoae aao more good
thea say tablets I bars orer aaad. My
trouble was a bearydell feellag after eat-
Ihg- DAVID FRSKMAK, Kempt.
Nora Seotla Three tahlSto treagthea
the sionach aad haprore the dlgeetloa.
They atoo rufalate the Kror aad bowels.
They are far mpartor to ptlto but ooot
no more. Get a free sample at Joha-
M Klein's drag ■tore aad eee what a
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Fancy Mixed Tailored Suits some with velvet and
others trimmed with braid 10.98, $11.98, 13.98 to
40.00.
Plum Broadcloth Tailored Suits strickly tailor made
special at 50.00.
Black Velvet Tailored Suits, trimmed with pull braid
at 48.00
Green Velvet Suit taddr made, kimona sleeves, trim
med with tancy braid at 50.00
Black Cheviot Tailored suits trimmed with pull braid
flat collar at 1 3-S9l 1 20 00 ’ t0 3 2 \5°-
Brown, blue and black tailored suits self trimmed fill
starts special at 10.00
Black Broadcloths Suite, velvet and fancy braid trim
med at 15.00, 2000, 22.50, to 31.50.
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