The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 05, 1914, Page TWO, Image 2

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LU1 Begii During I Shoes for m made than I It has a J : i ana jusi nu 10c Outing at 8c tli 75c and 50c Men's I 39c 17c Outing going 4 l-2c Boys' S3.50 Suits 81.98' 18c Gingham: | 4 3.4c Men's and Boys' Pant: sac 10c Hosiery pi J 8c ti All Laces and Embi | Beloi Ladies' all wool Su ! 81.8! We must turn o if we have 1 Men's and Ladies' 5 38c the Our entire stock of I Shoes Red Be to be 01 starts, the be Men's >8.50 Over* I Ladies' Black < " - HUWidl I wra ns Fric Jiis sale we invit en and women, a these brands, wh Jways been our i w our stock is co the low price of te yard. >ess and Work Shirts P each. q for the low price of v* the yard. now going for only the suit. { 5 going for only j j the yard. s now going at a great rifice. ? 11 at on sale at only te paii;. ? roideries now going at ^ v Cost. g reaters going for only D each. D 2 iir stock into cash 0 to sacrifice it. F >0c Heavy Underwear garment. _ ei Vmrrlac snH Walk-Over n, ? J , uced to Cost. q 1 hand when Sale ?' st usually go first s( coats now going for S each. c< Jl_ Caracal Coats G^FU lay, N p vnnr snprial ; v J vma \/|* vvmv. i Iso W. L Doug): ich are standard rale to carry th( imnlaln Thou * 'AUpitlt* A 11VJ < The war in Ei ut the farmer ut of business < ought a treme lew and up=to he Fall. Alread ng due, and I- /-? m l?/\ /r 1 r uciii ui uc tiu^ ot keep our helves any Ion e sold at any p olden opportu uy your fall clc oods, hats and 1 RICE! We are not hiring *s to conduct this s ot got any old goo( ur new goods at thi aing to sell them di ill at a sight. If y( ? save some of your )ine and attend thii $3.89 | NnHHHBBBaBKBBBHHI |ij|^ ovembe Mention to our spl is Shoes for men. s the world over. ; best line of Men' are being offered at j irone is about to " ? - - and merchant down here. We ;nduous stock of =date goods for [y bills are com= we must meet * iif. id up. we can= goods on the iger; they must >rice. This is a nity for you to >thing, shoes,dry notions at HALF anyout=of=town fak= ale for us, as we have is to push on you. e cut prices we are tiring this sale will >u are wise and want hard earned money s great cut price sale j Ladies' Black Heavy ( Cingsti N SALE 1* fi 1Q14 ? ? I endid lines of Walk-Over I There are no better shoes ' prices that defy competition, fl $15.00 Overcoats only $9.78. Youths' Overcoats below Cost. V" Yard wide Yellow Homespuns going for 4 1.2c the yard. Best 10c Dress Ginghams going for only ||w 7 34c the yard. $12.00 lien's Suits at $ 7.49 ! $15.00 Men's Suits at 10.49 i $20.00 Men's Suits at 13.98 j 10c Check Homespun now going for only * 7 1-2c the yard ~J Ladies' Coats and Coat Suits at I a sacrifice. 1 Seeing is believing, so come and ? see. I All Millinery will go at COST! All our 75c Dress Goods, Serges and Novelties to go in this sale at 41c the yard. Trunks, Suit Cases and Handbags to go at Cost. Men's and Boys' Caps at 19c. f I Everything in the store is great- Ily reduced and marked in plain figures. Hoats $2.98 , 0Ci St |j I