McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, October 29, 1936, Image 8

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.VM.ORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK. SOUTH CAROLINA Thursday, October 29, 1936 i Look What You Can Save At * i. Dixie Store, No. 16, -•v , • McCormick, S. C. tr SAUERS SALAD DRESSING, Qt. Jar ..... VANILLA WAFERS Bulk 2 Lbs. RED DRUM COFFEE 2 Lbs SWIFT’S JEWEL LARD 8 Lb. Carton v., fe 95c IRISH POTATOES, No. I’s, 10 Lbs .., SUGAR 10 Lb. Sack 25 Lb. Sack $1.25 FAT BACON Nice, Thick, Lb. 13c FULL CREAM CHEESE Lb .— ONIONS Fancy Yellow, 10 Lbs. NEW CROP PRUNES, 4 Lbs. COCOA 2 Lb Can 15c ARGO RAISINS, 3-15 oz. Pkg. For ROLL CALL FLOUR 24 Lb. Bag 79c Kxperience Service Facilities Those are the important things In measuring the worth of a funeral director, and should be borne In mind when you have occasion to choose one DISTANCE IS NO HINDRANCE TO OCR SERVICE and there Is no additional charge for service out of town J. S. STROM Main Street McCormick, S. C. Sale of Antiques! AT— Oakland Heights Manor ABBEVILLE, S. C. ALL DAY TUESDAY, NOY. 3 A large collection of antiques will be offered on the above date. The public is cordially invited to attend this sale of fine old antiques. A Contributions To Roosevelt Campaign Fund McCormick County Contributions to Roosevelt Campaign fund to Wednesday, Oct. 28th, inst.: Rehoboth (Reported last issue) $20.10 Rehoboth Additional Contributions: White— J. R. Gable- * .50 J. A. Gable ,5J Colored— John Martin .5C $21.6? Parksville— M. O. Stringer $ 1.00 T. R. Blackwell .50 E. A. Williams 1.00 R. E. . Bussey .50 W. T. Self 1.00 Mrs. Nell Osborne 1.00 D. M. Blackwell .50 D. W. Trammell 1.00 Mrs. J. P. Brunson 1.00 W. B. Adams .50 H. J. Bussey .05 J. H. Percival, Jr., .05 Mrs. Betty Pate .50 Mrs. W. S. Clejn .50 T. R. Cartledg'e, Sr., —^ 1.00 G. B. Cartledge .50 Miss Addie Lee Cartledge __ 1.00 Miss Annie McDonald .50 Mrs. Bettie Barrett .50 Mrs. D. C. Jennings .50 Miss Mary Remson .25 Miss Marguerett McKinney _ .25 L. D. Petty .50 J. H. Percival .50 W. P. Parks 2.00 $16.60 Lyons— Mrs. C. L. Williams . .50 Liberty Hill— W. E. Sheppard, Jr., $ .50 Mrs. O. B. Minor - 1.00 $1.50 Mt. Carmel— H. O. Watson $ 5.00 D. J. McAllister 5.00 W. A. Scott 1.00 N. S. Scott 5.00 Miss Florence Patterson .50 Miss Lennie Covin .50 Mrs. P. K. Black .50 Mrs. Lillian Cason" .50 Mrs. Myrtle Mauldin .50 Mrs. W. H. Horton .50 Mrs. J. W. Boyd .50 Additional Contributions 7.S5 $21.50 Talbert’s Store— J. C. Dowtin $ .80 Mrs. Dewey Langley .25 Mrs. K. Dowtin .50 K. Dowtin 1.00 W. L. White .50 B. N. Talbert 1.00 Miss Minnie Talbert .50 T. A. Dowtin 1.00 L. C. Talbert 1.00 E. C. Cheatham .50 $7.05 E/ardeaux $ 7.45 McCormick— C. W. Pennal $ 2.00 W. M. Harmon .25 J. B. Harmon .25 J. B. Harmon, Jr., 5.00 J. Arch Talbert 5.00 Dr. C. H. Workman 1.00 .25 .50 1 .25 .25 .25 M. L. Gibert D. C. Talbert T. T. Faulkner Rupert Talbert Melvin Strom Geo. Sharpton .25 Edgar B. Brown .25 W. T. Strom 1.00 L. N. Brown .1C H. G. Sanders .5: McCormick Democratic Club _ 25.00 W. M. Strom 1.00 C. C. Morgan 1.00 Dr. G. Tuten .50 Dr. C. R. Strom *25 G. E. Campbell .50 J. L. Caudle 1.00 J. S. Strom 1.00 H. Drucker .25 C. H. Huguley 1.00 M. G. & J. J. Dorn, Inc., 25.00 J. W. Corley 1.00 H. R. Stuart 5.00 T. C. Faulkner 2.00 E. J. McCracken 1.00 R. D. Suber .50 W. J. Bruce 1.00 Joe A. Sibert .25 G. J. Sanders, Sr., 1.00 Frank Mattison .50 J. T. Fooshe 1.00 j. O. Patterson 1.00 T. J. Price - 1.00 S. L. Britt 2.00 $90.90 Total ,—$200.60 i*** - * • - .. , . * . > • \ • v. . i - * «•< .v ‘'Greenwood’s Leading Department Store” is THE own Gallant-Belk Company is doing business. Yes, they are doing bua- ness . . . you hear that everywhere . . on the streets, in the barber shop^ at the drug stores and bridge parties . . . everywhere they are talkiig about the big business Gallant-Belk Company is doing. There is a reason . . . Gallant-Belk Company employ more sales people than any two dry goods or department stores in town . . . Gallant-Belk Company are showing more merchandise than any other two dry goods or department stores in town .. Gallant-Belk Company employs more men than any other store handling the same lines of mer chandise in Greenwood . . . Gallant-Belk Company buys their goods di rect from the manufacturer and sells it to you for CASH . . . one price to all. . . you do not have to pay more here to make up losses on ac count of bad accounts. Another reason Gallant-Belk Company is doing business in such a big way is the lines of merchan dise we carry... Edwin Clapp Shoes for Men. Florsheim Shoes for Men. Essley Shirts . . . Essley is the originator of the trubenizecT cfollar. Riegel Shirts wdth the trubenized collar and sanforized shirt. Special orders for the famous Dr. M. W. Locke Shoes that are so high ly recommended for people having foot trouble- E. T. Wright Arch Preserver Shoes for Men. Hart-Shaffner & Marx Suits and the nationally known Globe Tailoring Line . . . Belk-Craft Suits for Men made by FriedmamHarry Marks Coe The Famous and Well-Known Chatham Blankets i . . . In fact, we have the most complete line of merchandise to be found in any department store in this section and by buying direct from die- manufacturer and selling to you for cash we give you the BENEFITJ of our enormous buying power, and we want you to come in and let us show you the wonderful values and big assortment of desirable mer chandise that we are now showing. GALLANT-BELK COMPANY is the only store in Greenwood who fits. your shoes by X-Ray we fit the feet, sell the shoes and employ more experienced shoe men to fit your shoes than any other store in town. Have your children’s shoes fitted by X-Ray and let us show you that they fit so that they will not be troubled with their feet hurting on account of shoes being improperly fitted .. . come in and let us show you how to fit shoes by this wonderful X-Ray machine the only X-Ray machine for fitting shoes in Greenwood. It takes Leather To Stand The Cold Weatfy$r. Buy All-Leather Shoes From Gallant-Belk Company At Our Special Price Of $1,98 Mr. W. H. Belk, President of all Belk Stores, has often said . . “if your competitor talks about you put him on the payroll.” . . It looks like now we are going to have to pul several of our cbmpetitors on our payroll . . . some of our competitors have complained to the manufacturers that we are selling our merchandise at a cheaper price than we shoidd sell it for and have complained to onr headquarters in Charlotte that we are selling our merchandise for much less than we should sell it for . . Let them continue to complain, grumble and growl . . . Gallant-Belk Company is too busy attending to their own business to have time to try to dictate to anyone else how they should run their business . . . wc find when we attend to our own business properly there is very little time to stick our nose in someone else’s business. Our business is io serve our customers properly by giving them Better Values - i^or the money and when Better V alues arc given Gallant-Belk Company will give it to you. Shop comfortably at Gallant-Belk Company . . . two large furnaces and' plenty of coal to keep you warm . . . tfold weather is just ahead . . . meet your friends at Gallant-Belk Company . . . buy here and save! Free Parking Spaee To The RearOf Oiir Store! GALLANT-BELK CO I “Greenwood’s Leading Department} Store 7 ” GREENWOOD, S-. C.