The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 13, 1913, Image 10
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I will refuse no reasonable offer for anv
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article in my store or for the entire stoc ^ as
| it 1%ow stands. Having ^decided to leave
Walterboro, I must sell regardless of
price. This is your opportunity.
UNION FARMERS BARGAIN HOUSE
WHERE YOU BUY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SPECIAL: Straw hata, dl kinds, at cost and down—
25 under cost. ’ % * • .
Shoes and Slippers for gentlemen, ladies and chil
dren at good prices—get a pair. „ . .
Just received a nice line of men’s and boys’ hats fyom
the New York Hat Factory—get one.
Cypress and fine shingles* for sale here.
That famous high grade flour, per bbl $5.98
One-half Patent flour, per bbl ..$5.10
Cut prices on rice—a large shipment just arrived^
$2.98? $3.28, $3.98 and $4.98 per sack—Now is
your time to get 4- sack.
A large shipment of grist just arrived—$2.10 per
sack. Get a sack. *
Com, per bushel $ 1.00
Odts y per bushel, 70c, per srcICi ^
A line of nice buggies here for sale.
Best No. 1 Timothy Hay—per 100 lbs .$1.35
We have 100 men and boy’s fine suits—tailor made
to order—now coming from the Baltimore
factory. Wait and get you a fine suit, good
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A nice line of children’s and Misses fine dresses going
at cost and below. ,
A nice line of trunks to be sold put at cost and below.
Get one at your own price.
We carry a full line of fancy and staple groceries, dry
goods, ready-made clothing; shoes, hats, trunks, hard
ware, etc. All net cash down prices.*
Yours most truly,
UNION FARMERS BARGAIN HOUSE,
F. C. BENNETT, Prop.
. WALTERBORO, S. C.
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G. C. Befitou arid K. L. Benton of
Snider* left yesterday for Rich-,
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D. E. Benton of Pine Grove had
business in town Monday.
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G. A. Benton of Pine Grove-spent
from Saturday till Monday in Char
leston.
Misses Hannah Stokes and Pearl
Sandifer left this morning‘for Bal
timore.
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Miss Jessie Getsinger of Savannah,
Ga.. is spending some time with her
sister, Mrs Lem Padgett.
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J. T>. Benton and wife of Pine
Grove spent Saturday and Sunday
in the City by the Sea.
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SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES.
JEWELRY. CLOCKS, ETC.
. WATCHES, ;
J. A. WESTERBERG, Jewelry Store.
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Next to Postoffice
. Fine Repair Work a Specialty.
WALTERBORO, * : : : S. C.
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P. W. Leach and daughter, Midses
Blanche. Louise and Mary Ellen, are
among those who left today for
Greenville, where they will, spend
sometime, with relatives. -
Little Miss Ida May Stokes e
her little friends a juvenile parti
her hqme.on Hampton street Mot.
afternoon which, was much enjoi
Refreshments dere served.
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We will give away the Gold prizes as we offered you before and YOU MUST
BE PRESENT WITH ALL THE TICKETS YOU HAVE on hand already for your
cash purchase, and if you haven’t now is the best opportunity for you to obtain same
for THE NEXT 3 DAYS. • With every 25c cash purchase you will get a numbered
ticket with a chance as well to win in gold:
1ST PRIZE $20.00; 2ND PRIZE $10.00 AND 3RD PRIZE $5.00.
THE MORE TICKETS YOU HAVE-THE BETTER IS THE CHANCE TO WIN A
PRIZE.
Also if you need a good New Tailor-made Suit, Stetson Hat, Vindex Shirt or a
guaranteed to wear pair of shoes, you have now the best opportunity to spend your
money with the chance to win a valuable prize. >
WILL YOU PLEASE REMEMBER THE FACT that we never offer you the
“Cheapest goods in town” or “Second Handed”—but that we will sell you ONLY
WELL MADE AND BRAND NEW GOODS AT A REASONABLE PRICE.
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