The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 10, 1919, Page PAGE 8, Image 8
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I Low Cut Shoi
| We now have on display th<
and Children's Low Cut shoes w
shoes in tan and black $3.50 to $9.0
and welts, tans and blacks 53.50 to
variety of styles goi ng cheap for Ej
and ladies, and black and white Cai
I 50 cents the pair.
10 gross Whittemore's famoi
and white, French Gloss and Albo.
I One thousand [1000] dozen sj
or 55c the dozen. Not over five do
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Straw H?
^ Now we want to say this as |
we have some values in Straw Ha
match. Men's Mexican Pananma,
Isold elsewhere at 40c and 50c. 100
as long as they last. Genuine Pam
Fine Felt Hats $3.50 to $7.00 each.
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Call a
W.E.JE
ATTF
Right now is
dollar rea
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w
J$jk Foil line of
wm* quality
jrr ' shoes
jS&M for men
and boys
Beautiful line of KABG
DRESS GOODS AND GINGHAMS.
SPECIAL
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AFIHJR AflU UHtW blRbnAWId I
15 Cents the yard. |
The F
\
Hampton Avenue
rER i
es of All Kinds.
i most varied line of Men's, Ladies
e have ever shown. Men's low cut
>0 the pair. Ladies Oxfords in tans
ST.50 the pair. Children's shoes in a
ister. 50 dozen Tennis Shoes for men
nvas Shoes to go. while they last, at
%
as Shoe Polish in black, tan, oxford
all going at 15c or two for 25c.
)ools Cotton, in all sizes, 5c the spool
zen sold to any one customer.
its for All.
plainly as we know how to write, that
ts that we defy our competitors to
field or sun hats, at 25c that is being
i dozen of these hats going at 25c each
ima Hats going at $3.00 to $6.00 each.
md see us?always rea
iNKINSC
NTKW
the time when
ich its greater
tods where he
the be& foi
E INVITE YOt
OXFORDS
,
All Sizes for Ladies and Children
) CORSETS I agents for
Globe TailoringC
:e Groceries | Measure Taken any
ALL TIMES. Guaranteed.
'eople's ]
5ARG
t
Dry Goods
We do not boast of carrying t
have on our shelves a well selected 1
-do make bold to say that we are nar
comoetitors to meet. Best staple A
good Apron Check Ginghums 15c th<
yard. Dress Ginghams 25c to 35c fc
Window
Ladies, you ought to see our 1
50c the vard.
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Ladies' Gauze Vests at 10c, li
Men's Ea
We have just received a be;
' Suits from $15.00 to $35.00
Men's Cotton Neck Ties and S
II If 11= II
I
idy and anxious to ser
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i, FRI
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L V V/l J 1/liV UlA^
: limit in valu<
can get the m<
r that dollar.
J TO OUR STO
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FINE
Keep Cool S|
CLOTHING su!
Ha
for Men c?
BOYS
TOE I I We Are Sole Ai
Men's for the Fan
X'index New Ho
* Sh,rt8 Sewing Mi
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viercanu
KINGSTREE,
AliNJj
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and .Notions.
he largest stock of Dry Goods, but we
ine of Dry Goods and Notions and we
ning prices that will be hard for our
pron Gingham 25c the yard. Very
? vard. Yard wide Percals 25c the
he yard.
Draperies.
ine of Window Draperies at 15e to
>c and 25c.
ster Suits.
autiful line of Men's Suits. 2-piece
Jhirts are in and ready for Easter.
ve yen.
:ree, S. C.
11.
ENDS!
ould make his ^
J by buy- ^
and
RE
IiNEOF
)ring mW Ready-toU/oqt
111U |gp \m|?\ I! DO I
mmer filf k Children's
ts & \MM\\ Dresses,
psfor ?
land'men ffT?'-M A nice as??
sortment
jjents Here I II 1 . . .
ious \ || / lO S616CT
me | uU from.
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le Co.,
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