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< r J I t PAGE EIGHT AND 8TANDABD. WALTERBORO, & G OCTOBER 1,19 , • 9 For several years we have set the pace in the General Merchandise line of the town, always keeping a full and complete ' line of the things needed by the people. By having at all times exactly what the people want and never offering a substi tute, our business hasgj’own in volume apd in the confidence of the people of Colleton County. Remember that we have built our business upon the rock-bed foundation of giving the most in quality and quantity for the dollar. We have for the Fall Trade one of the largest and best assortd lines of dry goods, shoes, clothing, notions, feed-stuffs, gro ceries, hardware, and, in fact, you will find here any article needed in the home for man, woman or child. Our store rightly bears the name of “The Complete Store,” and it will pay you handsomely to inspect our line first. Above all, remember that we treat all alike and that there will be no discrimination in prices or terms. L High Quality Shoes going at Cost. Groceries at prices to suit everybody. Carload of Salt just received. Dunlap Superlative Flour; new car just received. Sal price, per barrel .$5.49 Bring us your Corn, Peas, Eggs and Chi' , i-*ns, f*r which we will pay you the highest prices. - All Prices Spot Cash for the Next 30 Da; SPECIAL FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS Good Heart Cypress Shingles, per thousand $5 Full Supply Rye Seed, per bushel $1 Plow’s, the Dollar Value, at Plows, originally 35c to 75c 25c to Men’s $1.35, Sweater Coats, only ! Men’s Fine Fleece-lined $1.00 Shirts and Drawers... 1 Ladies’ Fine Coat Suits, were $2.95, now ! Ladies’ and Misses Fine Coats, were $2.95, now. $2 Men’s and Boys’ Coats, $2.50 to $3.50, now $1.98 to $2 Hats from $1.25 to $2.50, sale price 05c, $1.25, and $1 200 Men’s and Boys’ Tailored fcuit, the $2.05 to $14, kind; sale price $1.98 to $9. a « I Union Fanners Bargain Store, F. C BENNETT, Proprietor to Not to Be Made -We Have the Price- / - , <* / -. \ ' •' JL ^ ’ 'S ' s Chunks Meat, per lb. 9c. Good Rice, per qt. 7c. Good Coffee, per lb. 13c, Tub Butter, per lb. 39c. Granulated Suga^lS lbs for $1.00 We buy and sell Eggs, per doz. 25c. ISbuy Hides, Green, per lb. 7c. GARY /. BLOCKER Phone 47x Phone 47x Our Fall and Winter Display of -Millinery- WILL TAKE PLACE October 8th and 9th, Wednesday and Thursday PATTERNS FROM RHODES, ACH, LAZARUS, CATER AND OTHERS WILL BE SHOWN. AN ATTRACTIVE SOUVENIR GIVEN WITH EACH HAT PURCHASED. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. .' Mrs. W. A. Black Millinery Co. v MISS MICHAEL WILL AGAIN BE IN CHARGE. ' I