Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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J *- _ *v " 2 v: i / A’ jiiiiiiniwtiiwiliiiHU C/> C/3 (V (B co tc* K" . v ! 'wkv. '* A • \ \ ‘•-A N -/■ Presents From y\ The Clouds PromptIjr nt »:30 Saturday morn- tmg October, 18th we will drop from the top of our building AO tiny rub* ber balloon* and to each one will lx* • ' tle«l a tag and many of the**' tag* will rail for Free present*. It* free to every bod y-oome and see the fun and feet In the “Uallo«>a t'atchlng crowd'’ I I $1.50 Soft And Stiff HATS New STYLES At X BIG LOT * s \ - Manufac'airers Samples Men s Odd Coats, Val ues to $7.50. Choice $3.00 7 BARS Odagon Soap i 25c. S. C \ \ r. Smoaks \ \ \J \ \ V m V-. COME TO SMOAKS The best little trading point in the State of South Carolina—a great big store and a great stock of goods where the prices don t have to be boosted out of sight on account of high rents and big ex penses. V X A WHOLE DRESS PATTERN FOR 10c. With every purchase you make during the Cotton vCarnival amounting to $7.00 or over you can buy 10 yards of calico or 10 spools of thread for 10c. Grocer ies Farm Machinery Wagons and Buggies not included in this. YARN BROS. CO. W " - \ . * «i , V SATURDAY OCTOBER 18th is the date and 8*.36 is the hour- make your arrangements now to be here when the doors open Everybody else is c'oming and you will want to be here yourselt. Carnival festivities and glorious bargains all the time Check the Items you need. You can buy everything here and positively cut prices will save you many dollars. FURNITURE—All kinds of ware —groceries—stoves all kinds drugs, school supplies carpenter tools guns ammuition rope nails, cutlery aluminum ware paints, oils, kitchen utensils wagons, buggies, harness, plows cul tivators- harrows, mowers rea pers, hay rakes and forks saws agate ware, tinware, wooden ware granite ware, glass ware stoneware chinaware etc, etc, etc. OLD KING COLE WAS A MERRY OLD SOUL AND'SO 1$ OLD KING COTTON. If you would enjoy a feast of merchandise bargains—a jolly crowd—the joyous music of Cotton Carnival Bargains—join the happly throng-the air t breathes it the summer is turning into Autumn and soon the cold wintry blasts will be w‘th us. We believe that no time could be more fUting to bid you welcome to our COTTON CARNIVAL . With the utmost apprecia; hm of the many many favors of the past, we bill you a hearty welcome to thi£ big attraction for we are going to lubricate the wheels of business with rare indik env seasonable merchandise. We want to make this great event a soi l of “get together—get attainted” campaign. We want to know you better and we want you to know this store better. We realize that most people are loyal to th eir regular trading place—we know this from our own experience, but it don’t hurt to look around a bit and see what kind of , prices the other fellow is making—take advantage of every opportunity to save a dollar«~its a business proposition pure and ample and if you want to save a nice lot of money this season buy your entire supply here during the COTTON CARNIVAL BEGINNING. . / * Saturday, ©ctobeihl 8th, 8:30 A. M- $1.29 Dining room A P MATTINGS t A 20hp yards good i 1 Large Grey Chairs. Fancy llkp REGS lUr Unbleached/H^t Granite ' Bottom jJ v 24x48 inches I J v SheetingT Dish Pansi_ _ . DOLLARS ARE DOLLARS: We like k?m you like ’em. The dollar you save is just as valuable as the dollar to earn—perhaps more so. It is right that you and your family should spend their money whei “ it will buy most—we find that a good poli cy in our business—we believe it is best for YOU. How can you know where to find the best values. There is but/ one way—go and see for yourself. It dosen’t pay to guess—it doesen’t pay to take anybody's word for it—find it out for yourself. The daily monthly yearly expenditure in the average household is a big item—especiall- .ly these days and for this veiy reason we believe that a store like we try to run with a service that we boast 6f—where QUALITY is always supreme, where prices are always as low asxonsisfent with the goods, will interest you and that this ad will bring you here to look. When the doors open Saturday October 18th at 8:30 we will jl&ve everything ready and we’ll look for you. • ’V . - ~ YARN BROS. CO. 1,(03 POUNDS SAIT BUTTS' i3-4 Cents Per Pound • t * . Look over this list. Check items you need and come to the Cotton Carnival for best values you ever saw. Dry goods, white goods silks lin ens of all kinds domestics laces embroideries, ribbons- corsets, gloves, hosiery, gloves, knit goods jewelery, ladies coats, skirts pet ticoats, waists underwear, shoes, rubbers, clothing men and boys work clothes overcoats shirts hats overalls, neckwear, suit cases, trunks art squares, rugs, matting curtains, window shades, sewing machines, etc. etc. etc. • See Our Great 10 Cent Counter 'V ' ' / SMOAKS. S- 2,000 POUNDS BROWN MULE TOBACCO 30 l-2c lb. The First Fifty People («* •‘lifer' tlie •loer* nhrn they * •iMirniii:' 0«-(,»her IM.j ill*' j;oinn *<* r»'< eiv«Bii |tiea>:'n* ..iiriit i*e. W e in e In yi\“ r.w. > ahv,,Intel; tree n iK'iilitifiil NUJVfHi pit; Ji iljyeii* !>«>rl iiiii] ,i nire Keeker.. . f'otiie—-lie Mire iiiiii lie here on Hie hour—X:;lO iniisi Im* |»rt‘fitpt* v • . * 10 QT. Grey Granite Pails ■e Sc. ■ BIG LOT %. llrz-G. rers Sampks fttCi/s 2- Is. 'idles a- : k .c. fo $10.CO. 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