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IThe Economy Store is the
Place to Porchase Your
Requirements for Hot
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1 Our stock of seasonable merchandise is moving rapidly on acI
count of I lie low range of prices at which we bought our spring stock.
9 Summer has been delayed in its arrival, but the sun is shining hot
g and will continue to beat down with increased heat during the days
1 of June. Call on us for the garments you need for hot weather.
I Clothes to work in or to rest in after the days' work is done feel
S more comfortable when bought right.
Low Cut Shoes, Lightweight
Clothing, Summer
Dress Goods
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the low prices on labor and produce. Call every time you
are in town.
SAVE SOMETHING EVERY TIME YOU MAKE A
PURCHASE AT
I A. E. GOLDFINCH, Manager
I 51 Main Street Conway, S. C.
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IONWAY, S. C., JUNE 2, 1921
DO HOMK I)ItlOSS MAKING.
Use Cotton Fabrics ? Help Cotton
Prices ? Serviceable and
Economical.
Were we to make a complete list of
all cotton fabrics it would occupy several
pages. One reason for the universal
usage of cotton goods is the
wide variety of patterns and qualities
available. Their colors, though
less "fast" and beautiful than those
of fabrics made from animal fibers,
are equally numerous. Theiv are so
many different cotton fabrics that all
tastes and "pocketbooks" can he satisfied.
Like silks, when familiarizing oneself
with cotton goods, it is well to
recognize staples by their main characteristics
ami then place the new
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long.
Calicoes ? sometimes known as
prints, because the design is printed
j 011 the woven goods?represent the
cheaper line of cottons, made ol* the
coarser patterns. They are likely to
fade sooner than ginghams or any
other finer goods made of better
yarns. All calicoes are plain weave.
Ginghams are also plain weave cottons*.
With one exception, chambray,
they are woven in stripes, plaids <?r
checks from different colored yarns of
good quality. The design is then;fore
woven rather than printed, as may be
proven by the fact that it is the same
on both sides.
Chambrays are woven with colored
warp and white filling. This produces
their characteristic changeable
effects.
Tissue ginghams arc noticeably soft
I and open in their weave. They are
woven from loosely twisted yarns.
Zephyr ginghams are appreciably
light in weight, "zephyr" meaning a
light west wind.
The Muslin group of cottons is
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large, vary in (]u<tuty) unw ?...?
price from the unbleached domestic
muslin to the transparent "dressy"
organdy. Long cloth is_a refined form
of domestic muslin, because closely
woven of finer yarns and given a
more careful finish. Cambric is even
finer in texture and appearance than
long cloth, making it suitable for in- I
fants' dresses and substantial lingerie. |
It shows a good deal of dressing.
Coming to the thin, sheer, delicate
muslins, we have thelawns, nainsook,
mull and batiste. ..Lawns (Persian,
India, and linen) differ accord- !
ing to the finest of yarns, openness of
weave and amount of dressing. Mull
is soft, because made up without
riv^ucincr Nainsook and batiste are
very similar. Made of the finest, |
lightest, strongest yarns, they are appropriate
for babies' clothes, summer
dresses, and dainty lingerie. Nainsook
is the more closely woven. The
finest of both may be either dull or
lustrous.
Organdy is recognized by its "airy"
semi-transparent appearance and fine
crisp texture. Dimity has an open
texture and cords running lengthwise
as stripes or in both directions, forming
squares.
Percale, a fine smooth finish variety
of cambric, is made of specially prepared
round, strong threads. Its
characteristic design is a printed
stripe in colors. iMadras is similar
but softer in texture and the design
is woven rather than printed. Superior
percale is equal to medium quality
madras in appearance and wearing
quality.
Among the one-time novelty cotton
fabrics which have become staple are
poplin, pique, crepe, voile and gaberI
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yarns has a high and pleasing luster.
It shows also a subdued cord effect,
due to a thick filling thread. Pique
has a heavier cord effect. Crepe,
made of crimped yarns, shows a charI
acteristic crinkled surface not lost in
laundering. Voile is known l>y its
open weave and airy texture due to
the hard twisted yarns from which
it is formed.
; Gabardines is an exceptional cotton
fabric in weave and appearance. It
has a thick, soft body produced by
soft yarns with the diagonal or serge
weave. This makes it an excellent
tub skirt or suit material. It is an
imitation of wool gaberdine.
Denim and galatea are also diagonal
or twill weave cotton fabrics of a
strong, heavy texture suitable for
rough usage.
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The Maximum of Strength
and Comfort
OF all the beds on our display floor, not one Is more deserving
of your attention this week than the new "3-Piece" design
pictured above.
Three-Piece construction in beds provides greater rigidity,
strength, and comfort than you ordinarily expect any bed to possess.
In addition it affords new and unlooked-for economies that every
customer of this store will appreciate.
SIMMONS ?3? BEDS
Are masterpieces of elegance, comfort, and scrvice. They c.rc beds that can be H
depended upon to harmonize with other furniture in the bedroom; beds that ft
are light in weight ? yet extremely sturdy and serviceable. f|
We are asking you to see and compare these new designs before making a final fl
b?d selection, because we honestly believe that 3-Piece Beds will satisfy your B
demand for "something better," "stronger," and "more comfortable." We B
believe also that you will appreciate buying your new bed?complete with a S
spring made especially for it. I
You Pay Nothing Extra for the Spring
Simmons 3-Piece Beds cost no more than any high-class bed ought to cost. And
when you remember that the side-rails, corners, and springs are included in the
price, you will find that they are the most economical as well as the most
satisfactory beds to buy. Come in. Judge for yourself.
Our stock of Furniture for camp or seashore cottage is complete.
Now that the hot weather has come we invite the summer
occupants of homes at Myrtle Beach, Murrels Inlet or any of the
other of our seaside resorts to call and look over our line of furniture
suitable for use by the seaside for summer comfort. Much of
the comfort of camp life depends on the way the inside of the camp
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is arranged. Whether in the home or at camp, it is our purpose to
make the place at which one stays more comportable.
Then the big majority of us that hav/j to stay at home for the
summer can find much greater comfort by investing in some of the
Hammocks, Porch Swings, Porch Furniture, or Furniture to make
the inside of the home more cool and attractive.
Prices right, and remember,' your credit is and has always been
good at the old reliable,
Kingston Furniture Co. H
WILL M. GOLDFINCH, Manager. I
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