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232 A 234 Klin fir Street, Charleston, S. C.
THE BOOSE THAT GKS TOU satisfaction: OB YOOR MONEY BACK
the Largest Wljdesale and Retail Mall Order House In The South
re after your business and if loar prices sad good goods are any inducement we are sure to get it. Hry os
* Write for aanples and prices. You'll receive them by return mail.
?UT FINE GOODS IH k«IBABLE LENGTHS '
OUR MERCHANTS ATI WHOLESALE PRICES
5 Specialty Hoiise of The South
On Ready-To-Wear Garments
FOR LA0IE8, MI88E8, CHILDREN AND INFANTS
fxibe your wants. Send you reopen order. We’ll satisfy you and save you money, and if not not satisfied
noney will be cheerfully rifar 1 J
t Fall Dreaa Goods md Silks
> stocks are now complete; full overflowing with the newest of plain and fancy dress goods and silks, in all
est weaves and coloring.
t of Table and Fancy Linens
olen undrwear for men womin and children. Carpets, mattings, rugs, art squares, and curtains. Gloves
ry, Ribbons, and full line of lotions, etc.
n’t forget ours is a Urge estaUishatet We sell as cheap as others buy. And we want your small orders as
sMK* ones. If you know your wants, we know how to supply them. Try us.
THIS STORE
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Buy And Sell Great Quantities
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SIZCHIV OQOBS AS 311 CAST TIUOXS
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Broadcloth at 75c, 1.00 and 1.50 yd Fine Imported Henriettas in plum, wine, rose, brown.
\tt Cloths 28 in at 83c a yd. tan, caster, navy, cadet, and green 43 in at 1.00 yd.
Mohair in trine, navy, grey and green Invisible and Plaid Check Cheviots 40 in special at
1.00 per yd.
Plaid stating labels a yd. v Fancy Plaid Suitings at *, 2*, 50. 75. to 1,0© a yd.
Check Cheroits at 50c a yd. 42 inch Prunella Gotha special at 1.00 a yd.
teptlonal Attractions In Childrens 3Droa»e»
ite Pkpe Dresses special at $<.39;
MisesPMor Suits, sed and Blue serges
14 years at 6.38 and 7.49.
1, Henrietta and Fancy Mixture Dues*
| Cloth Coats, Velvet and Braid Trimed
Brsaddoth Long Coats ’triomad ridi
es, blue, rod, brown and gray, at 2.00, t.98, 3.38,
4 98, 649.
Childrens Gallattea Brasses, ages 2 to 5 years at 1.19
and 1.25.
pnll braid and volret at 3.98, 5.00 to 27.50.
Lapies Castor and Thn Breedoioth coats at 7.81, 8.94
to 22.0a
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Gaecn Vehret tailor made, kimona sleeves, trim
med with laacy bmed at 50.00
Hack Cheviot TaBoeed mam trimmed with paQ braid
flat eottar at >3.50, 15.00, 2oxx>, to 33.90.
Brown, blot mod bfoek taaored wits set tnnttned fill
•aim spocial it m.00
Black Broadcloths Suits, velvet ahd foncy braid trim
med at 15.00, aaoo, 22.50, to 31.5a
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on the toughest constitution.
The conductor
from, the heated
inside of a trolley car to the icy temperature
platform—the
walking
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biting
CTld.
spending an
budding and then
the
Scott's Emulsion
body so that it can
withstand
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ALL DRUOOIOTOl OOe. AND SI.OO.
Social Not*.
^Eighty per cant of tba human fam-
nTU anna. Tba raat art tn public
asylums, sanitariums <aad society.—
Louisrilla Courisislournal.
Stomach Troubls Cured.
If yon hart mt trouble with year
atowch you should takrChambarialn’s
Stomach sad Lhrar Tab lata. Mr J P
KLoSs af Idfam, Mo., says: “I hava
•sad a grant mmr diffstout
tor slamsnh troubls, hat lad
lata's Stomach sad limr TabMs mora
thaa say othar ramody 1
For sals by Joha M Pain
ifhw e jl A -* %#t „
Hofw hsaatmd sad mtttUka It Is to
Tirtas Is Tory grattfjiag.
Only Wants a Chancs.
Oire tba practical politician all tba
rope ha desires, and there is no busA*
ness or enterprise that be will not
Ue un.
aid Chroak so rat
ttioiy, bat
aoadHioa
shoald eat ha M
ahoald ha hmt th
Tkla caa ha darn by apoiytag Chambar-
laia's Sal so. This aslra has eo sasarior
■or this purposa, It Is aMotMO stoat*
■set for ohspoad heeda sots nipples,
id iftiassei of tba ttta. For
aha It Klaie.
Tba Para Food Law.
Secretary Wilson says, “One of tba
abjacu of tba law is to hi form the 00a
sumsr of the prestooe or osrtsle bars
fal drags in msdleinas." The 1
nqniras that tha amount of chlorotor
» ww • 4m mmm enfluatts eweuwwusn VB V vra \yaAmAmiiVs —
Isle's Cough Baasady kayo always
clsiassd that thair ryarndy did not oon-
tatn any at thssa drags, aed tha troth
af this swim la sow folly provae, as no
asatL* af thstn is mads on ths IsbsL
This ramsdy is eot only ess of tha ssfsst
hat one of tha bast la am forooaghs
and colds. Its rslas has bam prorsn
baroed geestloa daring tha many years
it has bam in gsaaml am. For sals by
John M Klsia.
truth.
Mm differ, and«wlll always differ,
as h> what troth Is ip this or in that
matter, bat that maa teds troth who
seeks It; ha seme troth who follows
it fSsrtrnslyj ha serree his fMow man
who doaa all this with humlUty and
with tolerance.—Hscxy I. PrttehetL
piv/Mtfiui? Jfmthma.
«amm a rantwoT. im m. womi*o»
FKOBIM BRONM.
eftlmw.
All Maw glvm Pnmpt A ttsetlsL
OVIR THE mass AMO ST AN OAKS,
WAfcTERBOBO. ... ft. O.
Wanted Is Return to Jail.
A one armed negro who was 1*
leased from the North Carolina ptni
teotiary last spring after complattng
a ten-year sentence rooently returned
and beggad to be takm mRl
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How to Cart Chilblains.
“To snjoy frssdom from chilblains,'
writes Joan Kemp, Bast OUsteid. Mr
“l apply Buckie 'a Amies Bair*. Bay
alaoaaad it for salt rbmm with szosi
Ism remits." Guarantied for fere
aerw, indoiens aloers, pUae, ham
wounds, frost Mtas sad skra diasasr
He st Joha M Klein, drag store.
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Great birds, boasts, flsh and meat
escape capture apd punishment foe
their voracious crimes, white the httte
e«i«»eia are caught la the net. trap oe
prison.—Baltimore
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Inaoreece.
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