The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, January 08, 1909, Image 5
Sale Starts
Thursday
January 14. S35,0(
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Underwear. i Men's and Boy's Dress
HEAVY. and Work Shirts. <
.<M.) Wrights I'ndorsliirts:
Drawers 75c $1.25 Manhassett Shirt 89c
j 1.00 Silver 79c
o. 1 loavy Fleeched Yaeg- ! 75c Cato " 47c
'ltdershirts and Draw-! 50c " 39c
:U(> 35c Work " 29c
i Camels I lair and Wool 440 <
ts and Drawers $1.15 ?
Hosiery.
0 Genuine Scrivene Drawers 79c
10c Ladic's Men's and Children's
Hoys Heavy Fleeced Shirts 5c' 7c and 8c<
drawers 23c 15c Ladies 12c
25c " 19c
K) Lightweight Wool Shirts '^c
rawers $2.35 50c " 40c
85c 65c
K) Men's and Ladies' Oneita $L00 75c j.
Suits 79c '-SO " $1.19
4
Union Suits 40c Clothing and Pants.
, ... - in In point of style, workmanship
Children s Union Suits 19c * .7 K
and comprehensiveness of stocks
..... ? ... we sidestep for no concern in or outLadie
s Vest & Drawers 40c , , ,,, ,
side of the State. We have unLadies
V est & Drawers 22c fHnchingly made up our minds to
- ..rr make a clean sweep of every vestige
jYlillinery. ,... , . , ; \ .
J of this stock and have made prices
greatest values ever offered : lower than you have ever known
Pattern Hats will go at 1-2 Clothing to sell for before,
nd Less. One lQt Suits worth from
ntervals during the sale we $5-00 to $6.50 goes at $3.89 ]
t on our Famous 10c. and 1c. One lot is maiked $*.25 and
j consists of all $9.00 Suits
?-??- 1 1 ^ " is marked 6.25
llOCS Slaughtered One lot is marked $^.25 and
y pair of Shoes in the store consists of all $10.00 and
ng Crossetts, Stetsons. Queen $12.50 Suits.
' A lr?t aninrrat $10.75
t and Ohan s onoes i.ou i.iu
t 3.75 2.00 " 2.50 " 1.87
ver $3.50 and $4 1.98 3.25 " 3.50 " 2.65
n's $2.50 Shoes 1.90 5.00 " 6.00 " 3.50
3.00 Special 2.48 , , Quality
$4 Shoes 3.45
3.50 Shoes 2.85 Overcoats.
3.00 " 2.48 $12.50 Values $9.50
ar $2.50 Shoes 1.98 10.00 " 8.00
' 2.00 " 1.69 7.50 " 6.50
1.75 - 1.39 5.00 " 3.50
1.50 1.19 3.50 Rubber Interlined Coats
1.25 " 98c goat 2.50
;s of Children's Shoes cut in 2.00 Rubber Interlined Pop
proportion. Coats go at 1.50
1.50 as above 1.20
Men's Neckwear. 1.25 as above 98c
j-|Cb u;Uc j The above Coats are all fresh and
3^c j clean and cannot be bought at the
j 3C P'actory today at the prices quoted
10c abovcBLE
DAMASK. $1.25 Pme Buys' Overcoats.
Damask 90c. $1.00 Pine
75c. 60c Pine Linen 44c. Ages 4 years to 17 years, at New
ne Linen 29c. 25c Pine Linen York prices. 75c to $3.50.
I
Every Hat /Must Go.
No matter what the Loss00
Hats $2.25
5) " 1-75
00 " 1.48
50 and si.25 Hats 98c- (
00 Hats 59c,
Blankets
$7.;i/Woul Blankets $5.50 1 yf
s.oo i.75 yy
3.50 " " 2.75
2.50 " " 1.75
l.SOCitton " I.lU
BATESBl
7.-c 48c.
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BITTEN DRU
)0.00 Stock
Sale Starts T
14th, at
and Continues Until
? 11 p.
rHE MIGHTIEST MONE
LAUNCHED I
CARO
Stock Riddance, Quick, Dc
Object. Fearless Price
of Profits. A Tc
Cost is th<
Fierce selling, eager buyii
stock will be the outcome.
It is not a sale of odds a
Nothing is reserved. Every
offered at. and below, the net
could procure.
Every item is a rare bar,
tremendous saving of cold cs
Cancel all other engager
ing, building and household 8
miss this Great Carnival of E
It is the sale you have b<
waiting for.
With us the season is o\
gone.
There have been many s
ever equaled this, in amount
lowness of prices.
We should not be doing (
patrons were we not to let it
way.
Of course it is impossible
of articles in such an aggrep
will serve as finger post.
' /litten kDrij *
JRG,
' GOODS CO'S
hi a Sacrifl
hursday, Jan.
Sample ?
8 a. xi. E?s
$25 Suits
$16.50 S
Sfl1 ' V. J^n Z^m t Serges
J Belts
" ! $1.00 Be
V - Sa j SALE EVER
IN V RN |~
\ 1 25c Colg
'LIN, 10c Pcrfi
der
25c Amn
scisn Complete is the 15c Decc
/ " j | * . 15c Vase
Cut nmhilation iscToot
)tal I ird of S
mm L?ng
e Me at g
$3.50 Glc
ESSE? - - Chamc
$3.00
ng a plete clearance of
$1.50
$1.00
1 ! 50c Woo
nd e shop worn stuff.
iterr ry department is $2,50 Co
Q ( )
ual ' >ome going at 1-2, 1.50
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Lll*-' ' icl > ftlUG.
.
towels 5.
towels IS
ga , and represents a ~~
i regular p
nei !-track your farm-'Jew<
iffa ou cannot afford to We
for the b
!afj ; ing price
i Silver do
/ i i . dollars d
?en c tor, asking about,
L
1 w
?er- you it is not half throui
selecti
$20. QC
, . , 12.50
umi but none have 7.50
of andise involved or
$15.i
10.1
aur > the public or our <>
be in every possible 21
Thtse
ed only t
: to t ate the thousands CR0C
r#?f?dincrK
ratio; ;ho following list
LAC
1.50 Va
C % ^
Jot C ompanu
SOUTH CARD
i
ve several very desirable 35c Tricot Flannels, 30 in. in H
iuits for Ladies, which we all colors 22c H
at just half the former 35c Shackins, Cashmere 36 in
11 new Styles and Materials. all colors now 22c fl
;, Long Coats, $12.50 36-inch French Flannels, La- fl
uits, Prince Chap. style in dies Cloth & Mohairs, in all
and Broadcloth $8.50 colors, 50c values, now 38c |
" " 50 inch all wool Broadcloth "
at Bargain Prices, value $1.00, now 69c I
lts 60c Brilliantines, in black, white fl
and colors, reduced to 43c S
s 10c $1-25 silk and wool Henriet- I
fr--' j * tas, Poplins, Serges, Voiles, I
Specials. Brilliantines, Plaid Suitings, I
. u j it Panamas and Broadcloths, at 87 1-2
ates Talcum Powder 17c ? m
, ~ , n 50c Mercenzed Brocades for
lmed Ialcum Pow- . .
c waistings 25c
,r , t> j ? 98c Rain Proof Cloth 69c I
tens Talcum Powder .
19c Plsud Broadcloth 50-inch 69c I
.rated Crepe Paper 10c Percales, red. garnet and _ I
hjBrtishes Wc ?"k and w00' P,aids I ^
ine Toilet Soa 15c Flannelettes /11 l-2c I I
? U? 6 l-2c Calicos / 4 l-2c t I
and Short Gloves. 8c Calicos 6c 1 j
REAT REDUCTIONS. ^ j2 ^ j! \ 1
? $162 Best Heavy Outings 8 and 8 1-2c J
1 and Cashmere ^Oc ?"d de ]
Corsets $ 1.15 Taffeta and Peaude Soie 1
,r!ets $1.00 Plaid silks in all col- j|l|
ors and combinations 79c I
1.15 __ 'v.139H
oo oc riaia suks in an colors i
; 1 com iT nation.:; 55c !
I - lationa 39c
i White and Red Fkmne. 35c
5c. 50c towels 38c. 25c 130c 23c
nn . ?_ - ?
'C. tuc toweis 15C. 125c 19c
- 40-inch Sea Island 4 3-4c
and Embroideries at 1-3 off 40-in Heavy " " 10c value 6 3-4c
rice. Thousands of yards.
dry Cut Glass and Silverware.
have an immense selection in this department that came too late
loliday trade. It must be sold regardless of cost or former sellIf
you are interested in Solid or First Class Plated Jewelry or
' not miss this opportunity as the nimble sixpence will do a
uty. '..'
.adies' and Childrens' Cloaks.
e have kept up our stock in this department
?hout the entire season and have a splendid
ion to offer.
i Cloaks $12.50. $15.00 Cloaks $10.00
0.00. 10.00 44 7.00
5.00. 5.00 44 3.00
Big Reduction in Skirts.
JO Skirts $10.00. $12.50 Skirts $8.75.
JO 44 7.50. 8.50 " 6.00.
50 " 4.75. 5.00 " 3.75.
50 " 2.60. 2.50 " 1.98.
[X) " 1.50. 1.00 " 69c.
skirls come in all the new and wanted materials and are sacrific>ecause
we don't care to carry them into the next season,
KERY, GLASS & TINWARE. In this department some ex'
good values are offered.
iE CURTAINS. $3.50 Values $2.50. $2.00 Values $1.50
lues 95c.
Ladies' Silk and Fancy
Waist.
S5.nn Waist $8.50
JS.5U 1,^0
2.5() " 1.75
^ 1 11^1 A, ^ .50
;><)< 88c.
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