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r / r > * * 4. . *x Wednesday, January 26, 1916. - - r* '* ''' ■* .1 * THE PRESS AND STANDARD ^ PAGE FIVE t #,. \. * > 4 L’* '* STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! Now is the time to teach your dollars to have more cents. TIME IS MONEY’. It will take a few minutes of your time to read this circular, but it will mean money to you, for you can save money; you have earned it, and that is exactly what you will do. H. ZAUN AND THE STOCKS OF t W. A. BLACK MILLINERY COMPANY OF WALTERBORO, S. C. Have.been purchased by the UNITED BARGAIN HOUSE, of Charleston, S. C-, Famous Stock Buyers. Both of the entire stocks will be combined and placed on sale . at the stand formerly occupied by H. ZAL1N, and each and every piece of merchandise will be offered to the public at FIFTY’ CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. You will realize this when you come to the prices. Th«; firm of the UNITED BARGAIN HOUSE are buyers of stocks consisting of First Class Merchandise, and ' buy cheap and sell accordingly. The well known firm of . I * '• • * ' , • ** ' “ ’ H. ZAUN AND MRS. W. A. BLACK MILLINERY COMPANY needs no introduction to this community. Beginning FRIDAY, JANUARY 28th, At 9 A. M AT THE STAND FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY H. ZALIN Both of th.-ir stocks, consisting of $15,000 of real first class mer chandise, will be .offered to the public for 20 DAY> * • . » • ' . . ' * J «* WE ARE NOT SALE AGENTS. WE RUN SALES FOR NO ONE. WE SELL OCR OWN GOODS BOUGHT FOR COLD HARD CASH, AND WE SELL FOR THE SAME. UNCLE SAM’S NAME FIGURES IN ALL OF OUR BUSINESS, BUT HIS DOLLAR BUY’S MORE AT THIS GREAT SALE. THIS WONDERFUL SALE COMMENCES FRIDAY’,. JANUARY 28th, AND WILL LAST FOR 20 DAYS—20 DAYS FOR YOU TO GIVE YOURSELF, YOUR HOME, AND LAST, BUT S’CT LEAST, YOUR P0CKET BOOK A REAL TREAT. TALK ARE WE RIGHT? CAN YOU BEAT THEM? MEN S SHOES 300 pairs. Men’s Shoes, in black and tan, both low and high cuts, $3.50 values at... .$1.79 200 pairs Men’s High Grade Shoes, $5.00 values at. .$2.5J 150 pairs Men’s Shoes, $2.50 val ues at $1.29 LADIES’ SHOES 250 pairs Ladies’ High Grade _ t Shoes, $2.50 values at..$1.19 200 pairs Ladies’ High Grade . Shoes, $3.00 values at. .$1.59 . 150 pairs •’ Fancy Top Shoes, $4.00 values at $1.79 MEN’S FANIS 100 pairs* Men’s Pants— S1.50 values at 79c 100 pairs Men’s Pants— $2.00 values at 98c 75 pairs Men’s Pants— $3.00 .values at $1.39 85 pairs Men’s Pants— $3.50 values at $1.79 1«)0 pairs Men’s Pants— $4.50 and $5.00 values. .$2.59 BOY’S* CLOTHING 100 Boy Suits— $2.00 values at 98c. $3.00 values at .. r-.-.. .$149 $4.00 and $500 values. .$2.48 CLOAKS! CLOaKS. 40 Ladies’ and Misses' Cloaks that wjll pay you to buy for next season, $10 values.$4.98 20 Ladies’ Cloaks, mostly black, very stylish, $7.50 van;f-> at •. ;. S3.39 15 high grade Cloaks— $20.00 Values at $7.19 75 Cloaks—values to $5 al $1.19 50 Ladies’ Short Coats— $3.00 values at 79c 10 Ladies’ Sport Coats— » $6.00 values at .... $2.98 A Large Variety of Ladies’ UNDERWEAR. FETTKOATS, ° GOWNS, CHEMISE, ETC., will be sold at less than Fifty Cents on the Dollar. SKIRTS! SKIRTS 28fl} Skirts, different makes and qualities will be sold regardless of cost. $5,000.00 worth of high grade fancy and staple Dress Goods, soitable for coming season—consisting of Silks, Crepe de Chines. ^Garba- dines. Poplins, Piques, 1 Lawns, Ginghams, Calicoes, Serges and others too numerous to mention will be sold at Fifty Cents on the Dollar. PEARL BUTTONS 5c value, dozen 2c GLASSWEAR and CROCKERY No space to mention prices, BUT CHEAP VELVETS, BELTING ami all other Trimmings at Twenty-Five <25c) on the Dollar • ^ TOWELS Huck, Crash and Linens X 3c, 8c and 19c. CHILDREN’S SHOES 500 pairs Children’s Shoes—less than Fifty Cents on the Dollar. MEN’S SUITS » 100 Men’s Suits, warranted ail Wool High Class workman ship, $16.00, $18.00 and $20 values at. . .T $8.98 MEN’S SUITS 50 Men’s Suits. $10 values S4-9S 50 Men’s High Grade Suits. $22.50 values at..? $9.89 BOYS’ PANTS 300 pairs Bays’ Knee Pants at Fifty Cents on the Doll^f. lTdies^sutts .So Ladies* Suits— Values to flft.OO at.. .. .$4.98 12 Ladies’ Suits—Fine material, latest style makes, $15.00 val- . ues at .. ^ $7.48 18 Ladies’ Suits— $20.00 values at $8.98 UNDERWEAR - Men’s Fleeced Underwear— 50c value at 351- Men’s Ribbed Underwear— 25c value at 18c MEN’S SHIRTS , 35c value at 19c 50c value at 35c $1.00 value at 69c EMBROIDERY and LACES One lot Lace, per yard 2c One lot Lace, per yard. 3c One lot Lace, per yard 4c One lot Lace, per yard 6c One lot Lace, per yard 8c then, values up to 15c per yard 25c values at 12 l-2c 35c and 50c values at. 19c All over Laces and Embroi deries, values to $1.50 per yard, will be sold for Fifty Cents on the Dollar. TABLE OIL CLOTH 25c value at 1 It* WHITE SHOE POLISH 10c value at ....3c BED SHEETS 50c values at 39c MEN’S AND BOYS* HATS 500 Hats—all the latest shapes and styles will be sold regardless of price. „ HOSIERY Men’s, Ladies’,. Misses * and Childrens’ Hosiery at Forty (40) Cents on the Dollar. HANDKERCHIEFS 5c values at 1c 10c values at 3c LADIES* DRESSES In Silks, Serges and Ging hams for less than 35c on the Dpllar MILLIN’ERY Mrs. Black’s Millinery stock needs no introduction to the Ladies of Colleton county. Same consists of all high grade quali ties and styles. Will be sold for less than 20 cents on the Dollar. PATTERN HATS Any Pattern Hat in the store which were formerly sold for $15.00, will be given in this great sacrifice sale for... ,98c Any lady buying one of these hats will be given a Souvenir. . We lack space and, therefore, can’t give you the price of afl the wonderful bargains on sale, but come and see and be convinced. Don’t fail to remember date and place. Friday, January 28, 1916, at 9 A. M. at the Stand of H. ZALIN / p BUYERS OF STOCK / / CHARLESTON, Sr G X. / • t I a a II ifl