The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 08, 1909, PART ONE; PAGES ONE TO EIGHT, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Fancy Northern Apples, Florida Oranges, Tangerines, Grape Fruit, Nuts. Raisins, Cocbanuts, Candies, fresh
shipments arriving daily. Get your Christmas supplies from us. Quick delivery. Quality. Cheap prices. Low
freights. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Produce
Car Danish Cabbage arrived yesterday, small hard heads, the keeping kind. Also Spanish, Red and Yellow
Onions, New York State Irish Potatoes. We sell Produce cheaper than you can obtain it from any other source.
Figure in the freights and compare our prices with those of other dealers. We are on the ground floor.
2500 Barrels Flour?2500 Barrels
We have 2500 barrels of Flour on contract, 800 barrels in transit. This Flour was bought before the advance,
some of it very cheap. We didn't buy it to keep. We want to take the profits on it and close all contracts before
the first of the year and in order to do this we are going to offer it a little cheaper than you can buy the same grades
from any Mil) in the business. If you are "From Missouri" we can show vou.
Staple Groceries
Yours Truly
Dixie Flour & Grain Company
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SHOE QUALITY!
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f^VLRY Woman of taste thinks as much of a pair of perfect
fitting, correctly modeled pair of Shoes as she does of a stylish Qown or
^ a handsome Hat. Our Shoes of Quality will please and satisfy Women
of taste in every particular.
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There arc stylish, durable Hoots fv?r the
Street or Stormy days?Handsome Shoe;
for the Home or for Dress occasions.
New Fall Styles,
l !' tinty creations in Tl <( !' imj.s and
9 $2.00, $2.50, $.}.00 lo $3.50
and $4.00.
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^ TUB Choice Leathers, the New Models and the Artistic Shoe Making
will at once appeal to the "Woman who Knows."
0 Our Expert Shoe Service insures a perfect fitting Shoe, in every instance.
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1 R. E. Copeland
The Shoe Man, Lam ens, S. C.
mm Customers Shoes Shined Free
The One Trice Shoe Store.
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BRIDE-ELECT GIVEN
PRETTY RECEPTION
Miss Marie Henderson tfuest of Honor
U Brilliant Social Event In
Waterloo Vosterduy.
W'hU I'loo, In c. 7th.?A lovely so
cia) event ut yestorUay was the mis
cellaneous shower given l>y Mrs. Jo
soi)h M. Pearce, complimentary 10
Mis* Ethel Marie Henderson, one of
i)? . i:;. ? 's <?'...> rming brides,
The hospitable Pearce home was ;i
perfect bower of red and green, gri on
foliage, led ;.!.'! crimson flow i i
Ix-inv :.used throughout
room*;. Miss Spnlo Pearce, in her
I usual ?-<:'.? :v.\ and cordial i.i.mi: :?.
i reci iveil th< gu? ?ts at the from riorir
arid Mis.h i. ide Culbertsou,bC'o'.ning
|y gowned. cppdUctcd them into the
pajioi '.',? :< the hostess received
with ?!:? : onoree and her two sisters,
Mrs. i Mpscomb; of Kparlaphurg
nnd M . . hoben Anderson, of this
po and wn
bell also. The room Was darkened
and the light from 'lie many red shad
ed candles in old fashioned condola
bra, shed a rich glow and warmtli over
the appartment. The windows were
banked with nr<'<i: foliago, Intermingl
ed with red chrysanthemuniH, wore
die man! !<? and cabinets.
Mosdamos Alonzo Koller and .1. Rob
ert Anderson rendered sweet and ap
proplnte music during the evening and
the occasion was altogether an Inter
esting; and enjoyable one.
refreshing punch was nerved by
Miss Sunlc Pearce in a charming nook
in th'! hall way, ?he making a lovely
picture .11 an old ros?? dross, fashioned
"Mary Jane".". Each guest was pre
sented with a tiny golden IWeddlng
boll, tied with red ribbon, ps souve
nir of tin- occasion,
Special Prices On
Ladies'
Coat Suits
at
J. E. Minter & Bro,
Lau r ens, S. C.
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greatest sele ction that he lias cypr brotvgjit with iii<
Santa insists that y< >n :?11 conic to sec hi in often n ' writ
him many loiij^ letters and let your little- wants he known
While visiting Santa 1 want yotl all. little, big, yoinij
and old to call on mo ill the Dry Goods, Notions uid Sho
>:<!<,? fot I have many bargains in stoic lor voti.
J. L. Hopkins