The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 26, 1920, Image 16

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Said a laurg man fredlfous "The only bad thing about my sermons on economy is the effect that they have on the collection plate." And That's What Started This Advertisement True economy doesn't preach stinting. It teaches us to p v our money, is a sermon or a safety razor we are buying. In chur:ch it is possible to drop in a dime f Cor a emon worth a dollar; but in clteyocn down $35 and walk away with a garment wt h $5. GOO0D CLOTHES at fair prices are n e PODR CL OTHES c It~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ a 4t. rp~csat.anP:) -)1HSt-ny price aea xrvgne OUR iS4JCF START AT $ SFACON-AND S DOES YOUR ECONOMY 'a YLI41R "Keep-Kool" C su'itsta ev The National Suimmer u Suit for Men e T He." 2 R et HI ~* ~ erves e k": D ir t- hi J1IIIIy ,t(a41iIra anone r, h - t n t-d o w Iar t .,4 hem H -yo k w h lRight-Posture Clothes 7u san: ak gjj iiyu for Boys inarX b / Are That Kind I~ sil t hle M' EI 'i-iK o o , l b l is ill Ie0/N --lilt nst in st tiIa u ipOSlurQ Full Line of Furnishings for the fal - and hivevst \aIle rI,-( yone H1 y. -oys Clothes Boy and His Older Brother Underwear It's a Wonderful Lot of Shirts We're AOI* WANTIT. Your Straw I Yo w 1 11114ow al Ie ~ t hat~I111 Showing r-.Y th perhr l No hats are newer in stylewelocm Madrat ShirtsvalUes than 1111w. hut i ~~aIti 0i , v h \ CIi a iilit 11a'(, H opkins S 'I~~~~ii-:i ilT [8If i-iws L'-ind it otim to tgetryurn NV\,A V# t\ ~ ~ Hosiery I i, YI a11 1 b i r e tr n s f r v c I . . p a I Y [ ll d "1 Iole-pW ''.t j 2., ' .irL''ih r . Silk and Fibre Silk, $7 to $15 Wash Ties You Should Madras Shirts, $4 to $6.50 In a new variety of new pattern ideas; any kind of a cap you Percale Shirts, $2 to $3.50 W\;Il h..i fied 111)"i ,Iii lW;Iy~Ii want---that is, any.kind of a good one. for llt i's 111ner. Wharton lothi Corn Cash Clothiers Laurens, S. C. "SUITS ME" Greenwood, S. C.