The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 01, 1913, Image 14

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* > ' ■ .. T. .. \ PAGE FOURTEEN v.\ PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBOR 0, S. C. L - ! ^ ga «=gB=gg=gg=gg«ggg«^gg==gs.~ OCTOBER 1,1913 o ]/. ‘it -/ ~x / 4' / i . We are hustling for business. We are going to get it. We are going to sell White Hickory Wagons this week, beginning Thursday. Oct. 2d. at prices never before „ a ■ / Y heard of in South Carolina, at prices that do not consider the cost. At prices from ten to twenty dollars less than retail price. &» You cannot afford not to buy a wagon at this sale if you need it. or will need it in the next twelves months. If you haven’t the money, borrow it, or come to us and make a'deposit of ten dollars or more, get ynur wagon and pay the balance in thirty days. During this week we will also sell Bug gies, Stoves, Ranges, Harness, Saddles, - (urns. Sporting Goods, Stalk Cutters, Disc Harrows, Walter A. Wood Mowing Ma chines and Rakes at a' discount of ten per cent, from regular prices. Revolutionary Prices White Hickory one-horse Wagons that sell for $42.00, now... $32.00 White Hickory one-horse wagons that sold for $44.00, now... $34.00 White Hickory two-horse wagons sell for $75.00 now $63.00 / V ‘ ’ \ White Hickory two-horse wagons • that sell for $70.00 now $60.00 White Hickory two horse wagons sell for $80.00 now ....... $65,00. / ” • / White Hickory two-horse wagons^ sell for $80.00 now ...... $64.00 ■’ * / You know what the name White Hickory means when you see it on a wagon, you know that it is the best. OUR REASON - ^ ^ for this wagon sale is that we are OVER STOCKED and rather than carry over the wagon stock that we have, we decided that while there was plenty of money in the country and the farmers were needing wagons we would reduce our stock by sell- ing at and below cost for Cash for one week * only, so that the thrifty might have an op portunity of saving some easy money by getting the wagon they wanted from ten to twenty dollars cheaper. Remember, if you haven't the money, come anyhow, for Ten Dollars down will buy any of o\r: wagons and the balance can be paid in thirty days. With each wagon sold we are going to give ten thousand extra votes on y' / . / the piano. r WAGON ? .o WALTERBORO, S. C. 7 «