The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 04, 1909, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
RED IRON RACKET'S
Is Now Going ON. Don't Wait! Don't Hesitate!! Comf
e and Buv What You Wa
Clothing!
$5.00 and $6.00 Men's Suits for.- <?\)
7.00 Men's Suits for. 4 9T
9.00 Men's Suits for. ^f.
10.00 Men's Suits for . T 93
12.50 Men's Suits for . 8.90
15.00 Men's Suits for . 10 00
Buy ! Quick-prices will be with drawn
Just as soon as $10,000.00 worth of Goods are
sold.
Red Hot Prices:
25c Silk Ties, only .15
35c Silk Ties, only .19
15c Linen Collars, only .07
25c Rubber Collars, only .12
10 balls Thread for .05
1 spool Thread, good, only .02
1 spool best six-cord spool cotton
made (Williamtic) .o.j
6 spool Williamtic, only.23
Needles, Pins, Hair Pins, Col
lar Buttons, Key Chains, only ic
Our Red Hot Prices
1,000 yds Ginghams worth 6cts, now 4^C
1,000 yds Calico worth 5Cts, to close
out quick.
1,000 yds 6c 1 > Calico to close quick ..
One large Handkerchief .
Yard-wide Sea Island, only
Good checked Homespun...
Ladies' 20cts Elastic Belts.
.04
.4*0
m
.04
.04
.09
Men's ioc .Suspenders .07
Men's 25c Suspenders .12
Men's 35c Suspenders .10
Table Oilcloth, 25c quality, 0:11
Red Hot price-, only .13
Big Job Lot Men's Linen Collai
think of it! .01 ,
Large Rugs only .39
Large $1.50 Rugs only .87
cS cts. value in Ladies1 Under
vest, .05
Keep A-gd>in!
If von str.ke a thorn <>r
Kopp a-jroin'!
If It hails or if it snow
Keep ii-goin'l
'Tain'i n>> use i<> sil alul whine,
"( aus.- the f:-i 1 uiti*i onjyour line,
Hail your i.<x.:< tin' ket'iion tryin'
Keen n-tfoin'!
When Um weither kills Ivour crop
Keen ii-uoin'! J
\\'hen you imnhlo from I'he lop,
Koep ii-jfoiu'
S'poso you're ( ul of cvef.*y iiiin?
(.(?Hint: br 'kc uin'l any 1'rinu
Tell ili" m 1 rlti you're reel|iu' prin
Kei p u-goin'!
When ?:? looks like nil
Keep n*iroin'!
i I (rain iho sweetness froth
he p n goin':
s,'i th ? wihl birds ?in the
Hear the bells thai sWeel
When yoh fool hko sin^ii
Koop ti-yoln''
"i";! y< n :;? t lo Hell Iron
tied Hot Prices!
500 Hoys' Knee Suits, ages
from .} to 17 years.
$1.25 Boys' Suit .-.98
$1.75 Boys' Suit .$1-23
$2.25 Povs' Suit . 1.72
$2.75 Roys' Suit . 2.09
^3.50 Boys' Suit . 2.69
$4.50 Boys' Suit. 3.37
$6.00 Boys' Suit .P45
Job lot Roys' Coals and Suits to
move quick 35Cts each.
e
h and Ask no Questions,
Big Stock Men's and Hoys
Fine Huts.
$1.00 Fur Hats at. .78
1.25 Fur Hats at.
$1.50 Fur Hats at. $1.19
2.00 Pur Hats at. ?] (Jf*?
2.25 Kur Hats at . $1.84
2 50 Fur Hats at. ? \ <)2
5.00 John B. Stetson Hat . S2.94
4.00 Silk Reaver Hat .
[8 lbs Standard Granulated Su
gar, ( Sweet) . ? 1 .< >o
Best Guaranteed Extracts.
ioc Lemon Kxtract .07
roc Vanilla Kxtract .07
Red Hot Prices!
Collates or Mennen's 25cts Tal
cum Powders, Red Hot. 12c
Air Float Talcum Powder, 25CLS
can, Red Hot at . 1 2e
2octs can Talcum Powder. 8c
35cts full 1 lb. can Talcum Pow
der,. IOC
Soaps!
3 cakes of 5-ccnt Toilet Soap .10
7 packages Washing Powders .25
7 packages of Gold Dust .25
12 cakes Polo Soap, Red Hot .24
5-cent cake Toilet Soap . .04
2 cakes Toilet Soap.05
2 big cakes old reliable Victory
.Soap . .05
1 1 cakes for.2 s
Red Hot Pr
Men's Fine Tailored
in Stock Reducin
at these Pi ice wh
the lot lasts
$4.00 Pants for.
3.50 Pauls for .
3 25 Pants for.
3.00 Pants for .
2.50 Pauls for.
2.00 Pauls for .
I.50 Pants for.
1.25 Pants for .
1.00 Pants for.
.75 Pants for .
ho g?JM
wlujr,
y ring,
si n.l':
Itaekci.
fees!
Pauls
Sale
ile
Tobacco
roc plug Baby Ruth Tobacco
only.07
15c plug Thoroughbred Tobacco
only.,.08
15c plug Yellow, Ja^-^'ls^iacc^.
j 5c package '.piedmont Cigarettes,
j Big Stock Smoking Tobacco.
I Cigars and Plug Tobacco at
Wholesale pi ices.
1 good Porto Rico Cigar..
3 good Cigars.
Shoes! Shoes!
1'his is < )ne Chance for You in a Lifetime
to Buy Goods at and Relow
Wholesale Prices.
00 While House Shoes and Slippers ?0 <)J
50 White House Shoes and Slippers O (j.jj.
00 White House Shoes and Slippers 9 ?C)
5?
5^>
?5
>o
150 pr Men's Overall,
$I.OO Men's Overalls,
.60 Men's (>veral1s,
$2.97
2.64
2.32
1.96
1.68
1-45
1.17
1.00
.78
.49
.29
?79
.42
W | ()^h% Kae< Sale, 3 1-2 CtS. per yard.
I Red Hot.
Job Lot Men's Pants kvortli
$1.25 to #1.50, to clean out
quick, going at . ! -?2
Rig lot Men's and poys'
Work Shirts to move ?Riiek
at . 19 ?, 3 |c and 39c*s
Don't be a Shirtless J-' ry
???"~ We have One Car Load
Of Fruit Jars ready for the Fruit
season at Red Hot Prices.
??2 r cts
1 L
Big Embroidery Sale! Embroid
ery id inches wide?Red Hot?
the yard.Oo
'?fcts
:ts
o 19
L.62
1.38
1.19
1.07
.86
.09
.58
.42
.18
Big values in Laces going at y/2c
Big values in Embroidery^ 16
inches wide, only per yd...09
3,000 yards 8c Ginghams, Red
Hot prices, only .).05'
5c Cotton (checked) Plaids .......04
Dnss Goods
Rig lot of Candy Crackers lud
Chewing Cum?wholesale, led
Hot pi ices. Get in line.
Pocket Knives at Cut Prices?tc,
ioc, i8c, 23c, 39c, up to 79fs.
18
2 s ct?. Scissors
r
( hie N ice Cinbrclla, .
1 ihr/.. Jelly Tumbler, only \ y
S Dress 0|)ds down to .
s Dress Cods down to .
s Dress Gods down to.
Is Dress Odds down to.
s Dress Gqns down to.
ts Dress Gods down to.
Dress (Jqas down to.
^es Withdtwn as I,otS are Closed Out
.38
.32
.19
.15
.11
.09
.7*
hal ,|o!> lit
all 11
Thousands of Items Not Listed but the price Has Been Cxt
See Her Go?Roll, Let Her Roll. These Goods are going; to be $o!d. Buy what you wart a
the
Wool Hats, bound
t ii a woolen striilc ,
23c
sk no iiestions.
This Sale is
now going on
V
Cheapest. House on Barth.
{08-209-211 Liu
s St
BOT?.': . st*.
Quick.
This Sale is !
I . i
, now going 011
1
POSTMASTER WANS
?v^SKiNS HIS OFFICE
RIlMlllh illC O.licer OjlllS (iOMTIiniOlll
?loll (o \(ci'|i! 1'nsifloil llif
Itiiilrontl < oiM!>;tn\.
Motiittvllle, \ug. 2. ?After twoyours
of. satisfactory service Mr. |{. Clifton
Watts lias nenl lip to Ilm proper nu<
I'l'irltIch Iiis resignation as postmas
ter ;.i Motitilvlllo. lie will go lo the
railroad as operator tor which work
lie \a well prepared, ami in Which pos
ition Ik- expects lo lind inoiv agreeable
and roniunorntlvo service. Petitions
have been circulated recommending
Mr. Thos, Wi Boyd for the postmaster
Ship at Mils place.
on Wednesday afternoon, from f> to
7 o'clock, Mrs. it. I*. Mitchell gave a
reception to a number of invited guests
in honor of her visiting nieces. Misses
Alice Cllnk8cales of Bradley and Olio
Mitchell of Honefl Path.
a series of revival inoeMnxs begin*
nlng the fourth Sunday and cIosIuk
Friday evening of last week was con
ducted tit the Presbyterian church by
the pastor, llev. G, M. Holllng8WOrth,
assisted by llev. .1. I*. Stephcnson of
Spurtnnburg, who did the preach lltg.
Capt. I'- Klflg, section master on
the Seaboard road f;t this place, has
II i .... i
Iiis ri liiily to til'oenvllie-, wlicre lie htm
I Klug :t ii.l i.;!c.ii\ ii;.il v.(in ihn run Ii*
(!"!n-i lind oni "Mil of our people dur
lug (hell1 st?.v here nhil \\ ? rogrei lo
loso Iheni from our midst, ('apt It.
I?. TJuinioliH of Georg In hits; taken
charge of |.ho work lioro and will move
his fninll.V to Motintvillf in a few day.-.
They will receive a cordial welciiiu".
?lohll Johnson? a colored boy who
has liooil nt Work in He .coal mines in
West Virginia, en me home a lew days
ago. sending ahead of him a large
rattle snake which served as an In
teresting show to many of our people.
Three two horse farms here pro
duced this year over two thousand,
bushels Of oats on about seventy acres
of land. This land has been sown
in peas and now has a lino Crop of
hay growllfg. These farms are owned
by Messrs. Win. Wert/.. .1 I.. Kelleis.
and S. .1. Itasor. Those farmers have
also line crops of corn Und cotton.
Hut there are others who are equally
Successful, among them we have in
mind Messrs. .1. I.. Moyd and \V. It.
Dry SOU, who have excellent crops of
corn and oats.
Mrs. Ruth Bigham of Harper, is
Spending several days with her home
people here.
Ol'
?
Imrheeuo hoi'o lost Saturday. l)Ur
i t > - - Ilm sltorhou Mouhlvillo played
? two ? aiiiii?!' ball will) a mixed team
? fi'oiii <ll ff ore hl points, in both ol which
otlr buys wore successful i,<i Iii" score
in II Ii? i. :iiul - in i. respectively. The
Mountvilla lenm hon heon nullo suc
cessful dut'lllg lliis season losing, pol'*
1 hau:-., only one e.aine.
Mis. .1. I,. Hoyd gave a reception to
a number of young people Saturday
evening in honor of her visiting guosts
Messrs. William anil Charles Wallace.
Misses Nettle Wallace ami lien.- Work
man <ii' Belfast,
The Secret 0( l.nmr I.he.
A French scientist has discovered
one secret of long life. Ills method
deals with the blood. Itul long ago
millions of Americans had proved
Fleet rie Mitteis prolong8 lifo and
makes it worth living, It pill'IllcS,
einiches and vitalizes Hie blood, re
builds wasted nerve cells, imparts
life and tone to the entire system.
It Is a godsend to weak, sick and
bllltated people. "Kidney trouble
had blighted mj life for 'rhontlu ?
writes W. M. Sherman, of 0??S,,,M>-'- !
Me., "but Kleetric Bittors cured mol
entirely." Only !?0c at the, LauretisJ
Drug Co. and the Palmetto /Drop 1 'm
VV w aoou(
ectinj
iuS,
gf?Od
as tlio l.esl m the way of
your property ??-.inst losa
[by fi'o. V/o have as (,?of,
i
Lauvtns Fire n
suratice Ajjvicy
C. Vy|lcCRA^ Mgr.
GHIGH&TER SPILLS
DIAMONC
BRAND
! *?_% J.?r l>r, rl.t for Cni CHK? TKR'S
I'lAMONb )| AND J'M.I.S in Ki l> nml,
Tftp mrtniii hosea, nfui*<> with "
I?t>on. TaB' NO orilP.r. Ray of
???KUt-t and ,.V for Oil |.MI KrJ.T i
"AHOND it'IAM) ril.l.H, for IwrutT-ftvO
*nr? i,|,, \ 1fl Best,8afe?t, AI way* Krllnble.
OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
? EVERYWHERE JBffiB
of yonrX^/
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Utorne;
Win ractlce
prom
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[?;<t sc itaij
k a ?Law.
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a" Sate foul
f'ven f<j all businl
DR. CLIFTON JONES
Dentist
Office in Simmons Handing
Phone: Office No. w<; Residence *21 c*.