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THE PRESS AHt> STANDARD, WALYERBOR 0,8. C.
JAN. 29,1913.
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moms Cohen, &
THE ftRCADE STORE
y 232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street ’
CHARLESTON,. SOUTH CAROLINA
The Largest Wholesale and Retail Mail Order House in the South.
GREAT 6LEARAN6E SALE
OI R STOCK OV HITT8 REDCCED
TO HALF PRICK
f 17.SO Halts r«dar«d to 9 8.75
90.00 Halts rcdaced to 10.00
9R50 Halts rsdacotl to 11.95
95.00 Halts rodarsd to 19.50
97.00 Halts rsdarcd to IS.75
00.00 Halts rertared to 15.<Mi
85.00 Halts redaced to 17.50
40.00 Halts jodored to 80.00
45.00 Halts redarrd to 88.50
50.00 Halts rsdarod to 85.00
00.00 Hafts reduced (o '. 80.00
(15.00 Halts reduced U» 82.50
One Ijot ladles' and.^Hsses Serge
and other Halts, valaes up to 818.00,
tvlilrh were reiluceil to ftO.OH choice
<,f tlie lot at85.40
One liot IrfiditV and MiKses Tailor*
Made Halts, In Herges, and Fancy
Milt ares. Hu its valued a| 910.08.
Choice Hult f.. .90.08
ONK FOURTH OFF FORMKR LOW
PRICK.
88.50 Children's Cloaks, now . .91.87
88.75 Children's Cloaks, now - .93.81
45.00 Childrea'a Cloak*, oow. .9475
96.00 ladles' and Mtaae*
Cloak*, bow
.. .84.50
87.50 Ladle*' and Mlrae*’
Cloak*, bow
90.08 liadie*' And Mlrae*’
Cloak*, oow
. .87.48 .
912.08 1 aidie*' and Mlrae*’
Cloak*, now
. . 80.75
913.00 La die*' and Mirae*’
cloak*, now...... I
917.50 li*die«' and MiM*e*'
cloak*, now
. 913.12
920.00 Ijidie*' and Mi**e**
cloaks, now
82.'MM> Indies' nnd Misses’
,
cloak*, now
. 318.73
8:10.00 Ladies' and Misses'
• 0
cloaks, now.
. .922.30
CLEARANCE PRICK OX FURS. ONE J
FOURTH OFF FORMER
PRICE. v
Indies* 93.00 Coney Hets, now 82.25
Indies' Fur Hcarfs, 88.00
quality, now
. 92.23
Ladies, Far Hcarfs, 83.00
quality, now 98.75
Ladies' Far Hcarfs, 97 50
quality, now 95.87
Ladies' Far Hcarfs, 910.00
quality, now 87.50
Ladles' For Hcarfs, 990.00
qaaUty, now 915.00
Ladies’ For Hcarfs, 940.00
quality, now 980.00
l.adfes' Far Hets, all new,
910.00 quality, now. ...... .97.50
Ijidles' For Hets, ah new,
815.00 quality, now 911.75
Ladles' Fur Hets, ah new',
940.00 quality, now 880.00
Ladies' Fur Hets, all nc-.v
850.00 quality, now 887.50
One Lot of Indies' and Misses'
cloaks, hlsck. grays and fancies. Val*
ucs amongst them up; to 812.00
Choice 83.08
One lad of odd pieces of Fur
Hcnrffs and Muffs, on sale in our
second floor bargain counter at Half
Trice and l.e«*.
SEE CHARLESTON FIRST.
t ntfiurs
GOOD ADVICE
Ik lento Me This Rental
LHjr Gbd She Mmet
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juggCSutNk^.
Newburg. Ali.—"For mors than a
ysar ” unites Myrtle Cothnnn. of this
place, "I •offered with terrfMo pains la
my bade and head. I had a
eompletton; and my fhea a
with pimples. Oar family <
gBTS me temporory rdlefL
A friend of mine advised me to try
Caudal, so K began taking It, ot <
lad with the best resalts, for I
cored after taking two bottlea. My
mother and my aont have also aoe
Cardal and were greatly benefited.
I shall always praise Cardal to fltek
and suffering women.”
Cardal to a purely vegetable, per
fectly harmless, tonic remedy for wi
men, and will benefit young and eld.
Its ingredients are mild herbs, hav
ing a gentle, tonic effect, on the wo
manly conatitntlon.
Cardal hat helped a mlllloa 1
back to health and strength.
Rave you tried It? If not,
do. It may bo Just what you i
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fumtetions. an4 M-saga book. Homo Tr
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- can earn from
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