The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 20, 1909, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9
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The Greatest of a? Sales
Commences at TH15 HUB Store, and will continue until February isl, ihcti we
must vacate the premises on that day. This stock consists of all kinds of Dry Goods, No
tions, Ladies, Misses and Children's Jackets, Rain Coats, Furs, Underwear, Kmbroiderics,
Noveltic Ready-to-wear Shirt Waists, etc., in fact everything that is worn by I.adits.
Misses and Children.
The building is now closed iu order to remark and re-arrange stock. Kverylliing
will be marked in plain figures and one-price to all so a child can bin as well as a grown
Ol Dry Goods, Motions, Ready-to-wear ClolhiUg foi
Mrs, S. L. Nelson, Bankrupt, and known as the ??B St.
at .|5!,,con the dollar. I l.>oughl this stock for imnu
rented by other parlies from February ist, i<r?..
Be on Hand and Get
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READ CAREFULLY!
Prices that Means Dollars Saved to You.
6 cents Homespun at . #() j.
12A cents Outings at . t08
Table Damask at less li an Wholesale Cost.
One Lot of Ginghams?All Patterns
Suitable for Dresses and Aprons.
7 cents grade at a close.
10 cents grade at a close . ()7
12i cents grade at a close . (p.)
Umbrellas.
$1.50 Ladies' Umbrellas going at .
$1.25 Ladies' Umbrellas going at .
$3.50 Ladies1 Parasols going .'
$3.00 Ladies1 Parasols going at
?2.00 Ladies' Parasols going a:
75 Ladies' Parasols going a.
DRKSft (H)ODS.
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25 cents grade at
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Cloaks and Rain ( Oafs
FOR LADlKS, MISS CS AND CHILDRFX.
#3.00 Rain Coats at . \ ]
$5.00 Cloaks at. '-2.1)8
$7.00 Cloaks at. 3#9g
$10.00 Cloaks at. (>4 |S
$8.00 Cloaks at . 1.7 I
$15.00 Cloaks at. . 8. $H
#3.00 Misses and Children's Cloaks at . |
$2.50 Misses and Children's Cloaks at . 1.19
$1.50 Misses and Children's Cloaks at . #<)^
Manv mote to go at a Great Sacrifice.
XOVI3LT1ES
Such as Anchors, Stars, National Flags and '1V<
Bears, and mane others designs, and different c 1101
Ladies, Misses and Children to close out at a bargain.
Skii t s.
$2.50 Ladies1 whin-Cambric Underskirts, several
rows lace insertions, and edged trimmed, extra
good quality to close on! a1 (only six in '<>'. ...
50 grade at
2< i!) yards Silks
Cents up to > Ceti
Percale
Several 75 cents Underskirt
Ladies' Skirts and Waists Musi Skidoo {2%
t.LOV US.
TOWELS.
7 cents Towels at.
15 cents Towels at .
25 cents Towels at.
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15 cents Gloves at
.25 cents (iloves at
3S cents Glove-, at
50 cents Gloves at
$1.00 Gloves at ....
$1.50 Gloves at
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> cents I lost a
5 cents I lose ai
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81.10
Wc have them in all colors for Ladies, Misse!
and Children,
Great Sacrific
Buttons.
1,000 do/. Buttons of all kinds at
during this sale.
Prepare lor Summer.
Lawns, Laces and ICuibioidcries?large assort incut lo
select from?going at a Great Sacrifice.
Furs to go at
V itrs lo go at
Don't Forget the Place and Date !
THE HUB Store the Place; January 20th is the day; 9 a. m. is the hour when the Great Bankrupt Sale h y; a
then we must vacate che premises. Yours to serve,
M. *
M. SUBOTNICK, PROPRIETOR
AT THE HUB STORE, Laiirens, South Carolina.
P. S. We have bought three hundred styles Knickerbocker Boys' Suits from an overstocked manufacture \ A.1I of the late $tyl<
will go at very low prices in proportion with Dry Goods and Notions at THE HUB STORE.
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