Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WEDNESDAY, THUK October FRIDAY, Our superb assortment of the Fall Fashions in Millinery and Dress goods will be ready for your in- ipection on these dates. Never before in the history of this establishment has there been so much style and beauty gathered here. All the Eastern markets were searched from garret to cellar to en able us to secure the newest, nobbiest and most up-to-date styles. Come in and see our selections and buy when it suits. Our Pattern Hats. The exact reproduction of some of the most famous Fall French importations can but arouse the admiration of women of taste, while pur varied assortment of Street Hats cannot be excelled in the State. Dress Goods. The largest and most varied line in upper South Carolina, embrac ing all the newest weaves and designs in Zibilines, Panama Suitings, Echo Cloths, Knickerbocker Suitings, Norfolk Suitings, Meltons, Granites, Broadcloths, Venetian Cloths, French Flannels, Corduroys, Barathaya Suitings, etc. A Few Specials for Opening Days. 23 French Flannel Waist Patterns, no two alike, $1.85 (Other wool waistings 24c yard Tleece lined Cotton Waistings 10c yard 50 inch Zibiline, heavy, long haired, worth 85c, to go at 49c 42 inch Barathaya Suitings, all colors, worth $1. to go at 85c Black and gray cut Cashmere Suitings, 38 in., worth 40c, Opening Days, —24c 50 inch Ladies’ Cloth, black and full line colors, worth $1 at 63c Cloaks, Capes and Furs. For Ladies, Misses and Children, ranging in price from 50c to $20. New styles, new lengths. The new Monte Carlo, half automobile, and the more conservative styles. Some with slot seams, some with strapped seams, others plain. Some with kimona sleeves, some with bell sleeves, some with cuff, and some with plain sleeves.’ 17 Young Ladies’ Coats, all wool, piped seams and cuffs, all col ors, worth $5, to go at $3.90. 45 Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats, all wool, good enough to stand a raw edge, in black and colors, all styles, value $6.50, for $5. 6 new style Walking Skirts of new snowflake material, worth $3.50 at $2.98. New Silks at Special Prices. Yard wide, good quality black Taffeta, the dollar kind, at 69c New Changeable Silk — 75c New Plaid Silk, latest for waists, Taffeta and Moire 75c to $ 1.50 Moires, Taffetas, Peau d’ soies, for|suits, waists and linings, best for the least money. Carpets, Rags and Matting. Trunks, Suit Cases and Satch- Toilet Articles to Go at Low els. Special for Opening Days Only. $3.75 Rugs, for $2.35, $2.35 Rugs, for $1.99, $ 1.00 Rugs, for 88c. Art Squares and Hall Drug gets at 20 per cent, off fular price. »even pieces, one hun dred and eighty thread warp China matting, worth 25c, not more than 40 yards to one customer, 1 6 2-3c. INGRAIN CARPETS. 35c quality, for 24c, 50c quality, for 39c, 75c quality, for 64c. Fine Foot Wear For Men, Wo men and Children. The first carload of Trunks ever received in Gaffney, and the price is as small as the quantity is lafge. Clocks and Watches. 18 “Lord Baltimore” Alarm Clocks, guaranteed 90c. 36 Watches guar anteed to keep correct time one year from date of purchase, for $ 1.00. Mennen’s Talcum Pow der full size box, worth 25c, at 15c. Large Violet- scented ammonia at 1 Oc. Extra large bottle Vase line, 5c. Soap, an im mense line, special values. Children’s School Shoes. We can fit anybody’s child at anybody’s price, 25c to $1.00. They will ’most out-wear the side walk- Try them for econ omy’s sake- For genuine shoe satis faction, let your next or der be placed here. Ask for Keith Konqueror, no other shoes made that will equal them in either style, fit or wear. The Fall and Winter style now ready, Patent, Vici, Box Calf, H. H. Enamel in all sizes, $3.50 to $4.00. In Ladies’ shoes we have the latest fads to be found in the Utz & Dunn shoe. Come in and inspect, com pare with others. Try one pair. We do not make these shoes but we have them made in one of the leading factories in the country. Of course they are a little different from the general run of shoes, just that touch which makes them the swellest line of Ladies’ shoes in town, in Patent Kid, Lace or Button. Drop in and see how a pair looks on your feet. 360 pair Men’s Solid Top Sole, Virginia ties worth $ 1.00, to go at 75c. Men’s Brogan shoes, $1, $ 1 -25, $ 1 -50 the'best you ever wore for the money* Women’s Oil Grain Polish, $1.00. Women’s Glove Grain Polish. 85c to $1. Women’s Rock Island Kangaroo, best on earth, $1.25. iftj Fall and Winter Fashions in Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. In offering to the Trade the Celebrated Clothing raanufacturedjby Fitchheimer, Fischel & Co., and A. 15. Kirschbaura Sl Co., we have the satisfaction of knowing that we are dealing in the best class of ready-to-wear clothing that’s made. ■«- * , , - - ' Su*.’-.- COPYRIGHT 1 102 BY A. f». KlRftCHbAUM A CO. The correct Sack Suit for the coming season is made of Cassi- mere, Cheviot, fancy English Worsted, Tweed, soft Worsted Thibet, Vicuna, Clay Worsted, Diagonal and Cheviot. These are made up in the newest and most popular weaves, and are designed and woven by manufacturers who have the fact before them that they Guaran tee Every Suit. SPECIAL SUIT SALE All wool Cheviots, Cassimeres and Worsteds, round and square corners, regularly sold at iRT.oO, to go at $5.00 while they last. Without doubt this is a bargain in clothing worthy of any man’s attention who will need winter clothes. OVli:i*GOiVT» We don’t know where else you will find as much real overcoat luxury for the money ;is we offer you in the Kirschbaum coat. Faultless fit is exemplified in these coats. The very best mate rial that can be obtained is used. The richest and and heaviest lin ings, either silk, satin or serge. We have the correct styles of course, fly-front, 44 to 50 inches long, in Kersey, Melton, Moulaise, Vicuna or Montagnoc, in black blue, brown, dark gray, etc. GENTS’ HATS In the very swellest fall shapes. Never have shapes been so varied. Any man can now’ wear a becoming hat, and especially is this t ue if bought here where all the new’ shapes are represented. CORVR'GMT ir» ev A. B. K.R6CM6AUM A COb CPPPIAI IKI DfWQ^ m/mAK.- ^ )vercoats 4^ inches long, regular price $7.50, to go at $4.75 while they last. This is the cheapest lot of coats wo ever offered and we want v< u to OrLUInL In DU I 0 UI LIlUUK I Oi see them. The general make up of the garment, fit, button holes, Hi linings and cut of the shoulders places these coats in the first class. CARROLL. CARPENTER BYERS. J