Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Promptly at 0 o'clock Saturday morning we will open our doors to the people and the great Piercing Arrow Sale will be on. We will inaugurate one of the mightiest trade battles that has ever been waged in Laurens or the whole surrounding country. Prom start to finish there will be such doings as will make the battles of ancient times fade into mere nothings; quivering ARROWS, pulsating with profit to the people will dominate every de partment of our business. We have a tremendous stock of high class merchandise and it was never more complete than it will be for this grand Sale. Bright, snappy- seasonable goods at the low est prices for CASH. One lot Ladies' Waists wort!', lip to $1.50, c One lot C terpancs i\ Mens Handker chiefs, large Men's 5dc Elas tic Seam Draw ers 39t tuen s -v heavy work Suspen lers Men's $1.00 Lion Brand Shirts >! Children's Play Suits and (tam pers, just the thin*; for sum Men Socks Wiii values in auks and (>no lot Ladies' Not Waists 50 and $1.00 One lot Coun terpanes, val ues im t (i .'? l.'.'?">. ? lOl tine ipterpanes .<!<) values Shoes! Gootl Khaki Overalls 75c value 41c A special \ a'.ue in Black Taf feta Silk I :v yd Beautiful Messalim 80c The great Piercing / S*?SSS Arrow Sale brings \ . ^Jj.?Vv^^ 11 > VOu 51 ,rM: remark able Shoo values. We have taken all odds and ends, and broken lir.es. lines which we will discon tinue, and will place them on large bar gain squares with every pair marked in plain figures. Lot 1. Broken sir.es, odch and ends Men's $5.00 i io "Florsheim" Shoes, Patent Vici and Box Calf ^? ? O Crawford" Shoos, in Pal .Men's I) la i Socks l v vi Lot J. Men's $3.50 "I'rnwrorit" .-hoes, in Pat- a q cut. Gun Metal and Vici. Your choice . ?? *0 Lot ?". Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Shoos; broken Kr.es hut nearly all sizes. Lot i. Woineh's $2.50 and $3. "Dorothy bodd" Shoes ami Oxfords, patent, tan and vici. Lot .">. Women's $2.00 Oxfords, broken sizes arid odd lets.$1.49 arid Lot ,;. One lot Children's Oxfords, broken sizes worth up to $l.i*0. Lot 7. One jot Ladies' Shoes, si.-.os 2J to i. lace and but ton. Our entire stocK of .Shoes at Piercing Arrow prices. Every I'air MarHed in Plain Figures. 1.89 1.08 1.19 .89 .48 Must NOT Fail to Visit the Great Basement and Piercing" Arrow Pit. COLORED LAWNS 6c yd. WHITE LAWN Be yd. 2CO0 yards colored Lawns, Mill Ends 2500 yards 10 inch While Lawn, .VILL The van! 5c ENDS The $15.00 WASH SUITS $?.99 led \\ up to $8.99 $10.00 WASH SUITS >").:>:? Hand30mewoXup to $15.00 6 hU,tS I B^utiful lot new Wash Suits worth u, $0.00 WASH St'ITS $3.39 Some unusual values in Wash Suits thai so d up to $ L00 $3.39 WASH SUITS -f-M'S is a great bargain. You'll be surprised at the values $2.9tt Don't fail to see the specials we are offering in Voile and Panama Skirts. J All Men's Straw tints at Half Price >no li>t men's felt hats, odd,lots, $3.00 values $1.49 Wonderful values in Table Linen 89c, 7?)c. VK, 39c, 19c. Piercing \rrovk Prices ari Cash, 1 l.)t nur. Men's f am Socks Ic Ladies' (iau/.t Lisle Hose : Look! Look!! 10 yards of Calico for 10 cents with a cash purchase of $7.00 or over; or, if you prefer, 10 spools of Thread with a cash purchase of $7.<<*) or over. Greatest Sale of dainty snow white undermusl1ns ever seen in Laurens. We can only quote the price. To attempt a description of those garments is hardly possible You must come and 900 the values for yourself. You'll not be disappointed. GOWNS .JWc, 59e, 39c. PETTICOATS.$1.98, $1 I '. !'8\ fi9c, 19c. CORSET COVERS .89c, ? '.?.?. lie, l9c. DRAWERS.''>;>.?. ?::>(?. !!><?. bail I OS ? ? 'C Li.-ie Ii I SO, black and colors Silk Hose, black and col ors, values to $1.60, 80c Good Bleaching yard 6JC A Kemstrkable Sale of Beautiful new lace curtains ill) pairs L ire Curtains, actual 7f,e values. CO pans new colored Curfah s. a value that ?II1 ,98i >it hats, values t< 9Sc $1.5' "W. Bi" ( Or.e lot $2.50 Co: $1.00 "Regal" C <?1 .19 Si.39 Clothing! % Most wonderful si II Ing of strictly high grade clothing the old town ever saw. No such values as these were ever of fered in Laurens, We have gone through our stock and selected all the broken lines, all lines in which we have only two or three suits and lines which we have de cided to discontinue. Kote prices closely. 14.00 9.98 5-99 3.48 ()ne lot 1 .adle ! i an i ! lag - Boy's Knee Pants Lot 1. Boy's Suits that sold at $2.50 and' $3.00. $1.8'.t L >t 'J. Boy's Suits that spill at $3.50 and $4.00. B >v's Knee Pants .. -J.89 39c, 19c .Men's Trousers Lot 1. Big lot Men's Pants, broken sizes, worth $2." ? and $3.00. $|.8!i Lot 2. Men's PnntS, broken sizes $ : .">?> and $4.00 values. 2.98 Lot 3. Men's $5.00 Dress Pants.. 3.49 Lot I. Men's $1.50 Pan's. 1.19 Weal 1? vo i. Very special. ?**, t ai' s line colored Curtains. A gTOnl VhllSfl.$1 25 is i. e Curtains, values up i?> $1.26. 'Choice.. ,7?c One lot extra thie curtains thai sold up to $3.00, | wo advertise, and in manv instances more. Your clvM<.t l\\U 1 >t lor.. . . .$2. Ii? I This Great Money Saving Occasion is very important to you all. Our stock was never more j complete than it will be Saturday morning June 19th, when We open our doors on tin* great PIKUCING ARROW SALE. We have too many goods, and we deem it wise policy to offer some extraordinary inducements jusl at this time when the people need the m* irehandise. We believe this will be appreciate 1 by the many friends of this store, and will also attract the attention of people who have never been in to see us. Our business reputation Stands behind every article we sell and every price we quote. We never misrepresent in our ads. We give you .just what We are showing attractive line of new things in colored Curtain Goods. Very special, the yd . Be Here or You'll he Sorry Values from $18.50 to $25.00, your ch< Lot 2. In this lot are suits thai sohl fr< $12.50 to $lt>.50, your choice. Lot 3. L:jght ('? I re I Suits thai s lid til ?8 and .flo.no, your choice'. Lot !. Some extra good vaiu s in tw< pi . hits worth $0.()0| your choice. ... When this ad goes to the paper v.e eannol qu ."? .??? mi the regllthr Slock, but we want I ? a.-sure yipii tin there will !>? some good yn u -s roi* your seh el tn. Ever'; suit tagged Willi I ho ARROW ticket, Uli marked in plai figures* Read these remarkable Hour ? Minute Sales for Saturday and Monday, June loth and 21st. We announce the sales for the opening day Saturday. They will be repeated Monday. Make careful note of the differ ent sales. Please have correct change as we cannot attempt to make change dur ing these sales. 9 to 9:30 a. m. we will sell 40-inch Lawn at Ic per yard. Ten card limit. In to 10:30 a. m. we will sell ladies' regu lar 5c handkerchiefs at Ic each. (1 >ne to n eUstorriw '. < 11 to 11:30 Will sell ladies' 15c Mose at 5c 1:30 to 2 p, m. we will sell 10 yards beau tiful Dross Muslin for 39c. 10 yd limit 2:30to3p<m. we will sell Men's and Boys' negligee Shirts, wort!: :!."> and IOC at 15c i? me to a customer i 4:30 to 5 p, m. we will sell the famous "Air Float" Talcum Powder at 3c can. (Limit one cam) I 'el I coat , Besl yd. wldi Taffeta Silk ft?c v.l. Ladies' Hand (lags worth up to $1.80, 89c. $5.00 Black Silk Under* skirts $3.98 Men's ."Oe Sus penders 89c Mei Sock * $10.00 Trunks $7*99 ! ,a lies' < lowns Special 98c, 59C. 39c Ladles' Petti coats, Special $1.98, $1,19,vfjt Corset Covers, Special 89c 69c, i ic, 19c Ladies' Dra.v ers\ Special 09c. 39c, 19c < me lot regu'at1 $1.00 Shirts, odds and ends and broken sizes ?in It's AI! wash. Your Money Back if you Want it. J. E. MINTER&BRO LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA Watch our Windows ev ery day.