The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, November 07, 1929, Image 8

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1 « t um> of All Selling Campaigns! MAZURSKY’S Heavy 36-in. Sheeting 5c P er yard Bn*ween the hoars of 3 'and 4 p. m., Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, to those who trade $3.00 worth.—Limited.). • BROOMS! 10c To (he first 25 Ladies entering our Store Friday ,Nov. 8th. (One to a Customer.) COMMENCING FRIDAY, NOV. 8th 9:30 A. M. and Continuing for 15 Days Men* All Leather Work Shoes $1.00 Per Pair TO THE FIRST 25 MEN ENTER. ING.OUR STQRE FRIDAY, NOV. 8th.. (One pair to a Customer.) Terrific Merchandise Slaughter! ■ ■ NECESSITATED BY THE COMPULSION TO RAISE THE CASH! LADIES* FELT HATS ALL NEW FALL SHADES 99c MEN S BLLB SHAMBRAY Work Shirts EACH BLOOMERS RAYON SILK, ALL SHADES 49c Ladies’ Fine Full Fashioned Silk Hose (Slightly Irregular) Worth $2, now 89c LADIES’ FELT Bedroom Slippers Per Pair MEN’S DRESS TAN AND BLACK Goodyear welt Oxfords WORTH $1.50 S2.89 SWEATERS Men's Brown Mixed Sweaters and Lumber Jacks Extra Heavy 36 Inch OUTING c LADIES’ TAN Work Shoes $1.89 SPECIAL MEN’S HEAVY TRIPLE STITCHED FULL MAKE MEN’S FANCY COLORS Dress Shirts ALt^COLORS 79c DRESSES! (aROUP No. 1.—Dresses of Satin and Onion Crepe, valne* from $7J>0 to $9.t5, pretty in Style and Colors— GROUP No. 2.—Dresses of Satin RackVy Crcprs, 813.50 to $18.50 value*, a Real Buy at— $9.89 v (Sizes 14 to 50.) % In order to meet large maturing obligations— that’s why this Brand New'Stock of Fall Mer chandise is to be Sacrificed, right now in the heart of the season; at a time when you must buy your Winter Supply with every possible Saving. We MUST HAVE THE CASH, and we have made up our minds to Raise it Quickly by BUTCHER ING THE PRICES- READ OUR PRICES! Come and see the quality of goods that are being offered during this groat selling event at such unusually low prices—Price concessions that you have been waiting and praying for. Be here early, stay late and eqjoy the merry and jolly crowd of shoppers that will attend this powerful and unusual SELLING CAMPAIGN. Ladies’ Coats On* Lot of Ladies’ and (TiUdren’s Coat*, with Fur Collars, worth $10.95, Special at— \ $4.98 Ladic’s $15.00 Coats, all colors \ $9.89 SPECIAL One lot Childrea’s Taa and Black Oxfords, per pair— \ N ONE LOT Children’s Cloaks Sizc« 2 to 6 $1.49 GOOD QUALITY 9-4 SHEETING Per Yard*- ONE LOT NEW r Ladies’ Patent Oxfords $1.98 Good Quality Outing, now per yard ?tf-* 5 POUND SACK SUGAR % s 1c Per Pound To each customer who trades $10 ■worth in one day.—For Friday, Saturday or MoiMlay. [EN* TS AND WOMEN’S COTTON HOSE Men’s Suits Havc< been cut to the Core.. Come mi and see them.—GRIFFON, CURLEE. HART SCHAFFNER and MARX. SPECIAL A Beautiful ALL WOOL D.B. BLUE SERGE SUIT that’s a good value at $25, for this Special Oc c as;on SI 3.95 Boy’s Suits One Lot Boy’s Long Pants Suits S3.49 Men’s Work Pants Per Pair S1.19 Ladies’ Silk and Rayon\Hose ONE LOT, PER PAIR L I SOUTH CAROLINA One Lot Boy’s Slipover Sweaters Union Suits / Men’s Ribbed Union Suits / OUTING GOWNS Ladies* Otating Crowns, fach 89c HEAVY QtfALiTY FLAT CREPE ALL SHADES ■ ■ n*. 4*^".