Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V • ''V - . \ I . • V VOL XXXVI. » * r -4 r’l # P.iaes 9-16 WALTE RBORO, S. C. WEDNESDAY OC TOBER 1, JL NO. 7. ✓ N / / B •I V <5k Why—because Taylor’s can and does compete favorably with any city store—dol lar against dollar—fair and just competition, and we enjoy the distinction of being the only exclusive Dry Goods Store in the county; hence we are in far better position to give you values—styles—qualities~such as no other store here could or would attempt to give. Our Mr. Taylor’s fifteen years experience in buying goods for Colleton’s particular buyers puts us in a class all by ourselves, and our large clien tele of particular, exclusive, up-to-date trade shows why we have rightfully called our store Waiterboro’s Popular Store. Never in the history of this store has our stock been more complete, and with the price of cotton stepping on the toes of a 15c price, we are glad to say we are busy all the time, and every customer we serve is a a satisfied one, and it is quite a satisfaction to see that our efforts i nplacing before you the greatest and best bunch of values in Dry Goods are appreciated, and the wonderful increase in this fall’s businss over the fall of 1912 shows the absolute truth of this statement. Below you will find a few reasons why you should do your trading at Taylor’s: First: Our Merchandise is equal if not superior in both price and quality to any and all competitors. "Second: You have confidence in what we tell you—fifteen years merchandising among you, and every assertion carried ou: t<» the letter, can breed nothing else but confidence. Third: We can deliver goods to yoiK d ---st v within 21 hours—quicker than Charleston. You save time. ' / „ * * . Fourth: \ou are guaranteed absolu tefaction with every purchase, or your money cheerfully refunded. You are always satisfied. Last—but not least; if y^u can’t get y*a.r needs supplied' at your homlT stoie, order what you want from us and have i t delivered at your door next day by parcels post. We pay all charges. / / ' / A So, for these reasons we say buy it at >/ Waiterboro’s Poptih / Whole Sale Grocery / i Modern Department V / X L e->. and Cotton DRYGOODS DEPARTMENT. V • t Our Drygoods and Notion Department is now in charge of an Experienced and Expert Designer of Ladies’ Wear.. We keep Butterick Fashion Publications and also handle Butterick Patterns. With suggestions from these and with advice which is cheerfully given by the lady in charge of this department, your Dress Problems this fall are easily solved. tM . *• And in addition our unusual and enor- mous assortment of the very recent fabrics offer you unequaled opportunity of selec tion. Several fortunate “pick ups’’ of our buyer enable us to make our Special Satur day Drygoods Bargain Sales both interest- ing and startling. These Saturday Cuts will be of interest to every lady of the county. v * X Prices will not be quoted in the paper as the sales will be of small lots which will often only last a few hours. * "X ■ <* But Watch that Drygoods Bargain Sale Each Saturday. x v IF ALL THE MERCHANTS AND FARM ERS WHO RUN SHOPS KNEW what close figures we make on staple Gro ceries they would save unnecessary freight and expense. “Many do. Why not you?” A good Carolina Rice at $2.95 per sack. Now, just for instance, this week: Regular 15 cent Coffee, by the sack 10c lb Butt Meat, No. 1 quality, 10 pounds for $1.00 Reader, get the T. & S. quotations on Flour, Tomatoes, Salmon, Sardines and Paper Bags before you purchase. We know where and when to buy. We make Special Discounts to Quantity Buyers. * * We make low prices and give a Square Deal to All Buyers. x Nr .v. . {!■