The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, February 10, 1915, Image 10
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A Forfeit of $1,000 will be Paid to Anyone Demanding it, if a
SHOESRacket Does Not Move the remainder of the S
SHOES There. are many reasons for this
Of Every Description
Must be Sold--Make
Us An Offer. '"'
The Greatest Slaughter in theWorlds History
SPECIAI t ,1 4.L. rA'
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Good Grade Brown Sheeting, 40 yards for - - $1.00
S Itt ?Best 5cts Apron Ginghams
Spcil at only --- 3C r1Fyt
Buy as much as you want.
For 10 Days Only Will t
25c Quality Brown and Blue Linen, 36-inches
Extra Special' wide, the biggest value ever offered, 10 yds 7 c
Extr__a e al_._ --__wts-sisse t, "EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBO
We don't want to pack and pa,
Men's and Boys Clothing than we are compelled to. I
There is no reason why every Man and Boy in Laure.; County should not wenr a New Suit of Clothes on next Sunday icle in this Mammoth Sto
at the prices we make you. You can have a new suit for each ay in the week. Don't talk hard times to us. Things
never are as black as they are sometimes painted. Pay a visit to this Sale and thirngs will look brighter to you.
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ARTI S(I'AI I>-, SPI ALESPECIA slnI'I'8 IN AIIh SIZF~t, E.1('lI
$1.95 39 cents W E'CAN
The Few Prices Mentioned' Are Just A Sample Of The Th
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