The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 17, 1920, Image 11
AproGighams Apron Ginghams
'1 rino guarantted fas color
'Apron Cheeks, in black and blue1, A) )1 '~ 5Il1lI 11111w
sold as high as 25c per yard. Fri- 'l~ ~I L1 1 5 1!~d 1 Fi
daiy inori nii w~hen store -opens~ at(l 11 lli wlii I01'0Wlx t
9o'c lock, per yard ) ~KjI1yi~
10c
AGAIN CUTS THE PRICE
Trhursday, Friday and Saturda
"The Selling Campaign Overshadows Any in Our Records"
Cohen Breaks the Monopoly of the Price on Dry Goods
Thereby Producing the World's Most Powerful Magnet to Economically Inclined People
Outing Flannel 19c ' Clothing Dress Shirts
nonhru:day mm-ning at 9 o'vinek we will senll edTcin 4
one rase )iitii n lainel. in (ark color's, M en and Boys Clothing at lz rss shirts. ii iit pattern:r . all ;. I Ii
thia had heen priced as high as 355. 11'' LIows. value(s Ii, $2.00i. r ev 1ised il emih vii
yard Exeeedingly Low Prices
19c $1.19 24c
Wool Serge $1.39 BOYS' Clothin Boys' Knee Pants Stana
$2.50 Amuioskeag 40-inch -wool serge, navy, ik1
only, fine for middy suits, re"vised to, the 50 Iioys' Snits values to $11L50, Strong, well $1 49
yard uilt suits, sizes 6 to 18 years Now is the
$139 time i't ev'ery tiotlic to get her bo Men's Clothings I~ieSetn eie
40-Inch Sheeting 12c hOU ever nh g
300 Sheeting, unbleached, round thread, $7.50 in wr'g' i'1 1e l WOI'4',I vlues t7
smooth quality, revised to. the yard 1 'eppere th
12c Boys' Work Shirts - 98c $25.00 ya9d
Men's 2 Piece Underwear 89c RmB
"Haynes'' and other celebrated .brantds, Va u si W o e sR ad - - e r
rilled and1 fleeeed lined, shirtis anid draw- 98
ers, worth $1.50, revised to, the garnient, 25 stra
Aat i'ire-,Ta 89 Unusual 8
~\ I Ldie', I ea sId en s Catoys'~ eet Pnt
M en's U nion Suits $ 1.9 8 L adts, U nior Suits ag8 a
$:3.005 ley' lhuialits 1'vaiole tits, all t H A L F P R IC E L an
$7.50
sizes, rvis'd ti( the suit Wh ni t nt il after C (hriist mats to hay 3 r c1(oat o st h n it ei so a buy right i o )i ve saiws
$1.98 at tafte(' Cli st Ils pr ices. Come ealy behe tt; are p le Ie ove$1.8
A Few Extraordinary Specials For Thursday, Friday and Sat
WOOL SHIRTS Ladies' Silk Hose 95c Pair Kid Gloves
en's Wool Shirts. navy and khaki colors, .iinster iBrown $2.00 silk lose, Black and Wool lannel 69t
all sizes, worth $5.00, revised to IBrown, revised to .lytes rand $3.50 Kid Gloves, allack 1.00 W
$2.98 95c $2.50
Men's Lisle Socks 25c Leather Belts 59c Woolnap Blankets Army Shoes $5.95
>0e Me 's Lisle Socks, all colors, revised $1.;0 ILeather Belts, all sizes, black, brown 25 Pairs Nashna Woolinp Blankets, pretty Finn 1ran A rmy Sho s, worth $8.5
to, it paid plaid paitl erns, worth $8.50 at revised to
2 59c $4.95 $595
Fur Neck Pieces MILLINERY Cotton Blankets
$15.00 Foir Neck Pieces, black and brown, ake your choice of any Ladies Ha,
teis, worth to. i, evised to
$7.50 $3.95 $2.95
Table Cloth wit flu, beEt Outing G
White and colors, 45 inches wide, revised itho you we aee atsa
to, a yard years. We suspected a deejitin long ,lc
4 cPrices and did niot buy until it short.$1 9
45cMen's 25c Socks lc a Pair
place-and, of course, we are able to
Men's Hats $4.95 offer them to you at prices that mean
$8.00 Men's Velour and Felt Ilats, revised 3 a saving Of from $1,00 to V.00 i pair.
$4u t95tS d leather hoes from igh-class 2.Iu
$$3.9 $2.5 a
Apron Ginghams ArnGnhm
loinino guaranteed fast color
Apron (Cheeks, in' black and blue, N Shi 1 I11) i ''Ifs oo
0(d as high its 253 per yarP i FriFor
9 oWothoutt any doubtn wen hare the best
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