The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 03, 1921, Image 8
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110 Octagon Soap, 5c I
J For one hour only, Saturday, I
lj March 5th, between 10:30 and Ej
111:00 a. m. and between 3:30 and 11
;j 4:00 p. m. 11
1 I $13.50 BOYS' SUITS I A
'I I Big assortment, sizes | m\
1 ?l n *n? ?n in| I AA
I il V LU _LU, ill <111 ilie air I V
I est patterns and de- I
!| sign material, sale* |
|price....::..:....$4.98|Vai||(
S. V. TAYLOR'
Throwing their $65,0
I Event ever staged in
March 3rd, and end
SOLD! A Prestige ai
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Saturday, March 5th
10c Octagon Soap 5c, for one
j hour only. Saturday, March 5,
|i between 10:30 and 11 a. m. ana
between 3:30 and 4:00 p. m.
Monday, March 7th
15c Salmon for one hour
; only, Monday, March 7th, be:
tween 10:30 and 11 a. m. and bej
tween 3:30 and 4:00 p. m.
Tuesday, March 8th
I I5n Womesnun 10c ner yard,
I ] for one hour only, Tuesday,
H
I March 8th, between 10:30 and
I 11:00 a. m. and between 3:30 and
I 4:00 p. m.
J $12.00 Rockers in polished and d
tfinish oak, leather seats, squ;
5 design, arm rest, high back
SHOES AND CLOTHING PE
SUIT ALL!
One lot of Men's three-piece Suits. $18.00 values,
servative styles, mixed colors, sing-le breasted
$37.50 Younsr Men's all-wool Suits, in solid colors, si
{ ble breasted, stripes and plaids
$60.00 Men's all-wool Suits, s V' colors in Sei
| oreasteu
fp $5.00 Men's all leather Work Shoes, double Soles, h
'im sale price
||| j Ladies' $18.00 Shoes, hisrh tops, patent leather wi
top, high heels; also all leathers in mousi
||| mahogany. Sale price
||j ? Men's $16.00 Shoes. Society King brand. The Shoe
J| lar men
| Gasoline Free I
U To Greelyville During this Sfale M
m We will refund your railroad B
fare on purchases of $25.00 or B
Jl more 25 miles away, both ways, m
I and up to 40 miles away, bothB
m ways if you purchase $50.00 a|W
more. 1 ' B
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45c White 35c Men's MEN'S $2.00 25c cans of
Goods 27 ins. ^ Hose SILK HOSE WilS0n'S Un
wide, Sale sweetened
price per , heavy heels plain or Evaporated
yard 10c and toes 17c fancy 87c Milk 10c
QqIo Without Parall
oaid vviiiiuui i uiuii
;s awaiting You that will Shatter Every Selling Event of tl
S DEPARTMENT STORE, T?
00 stock to the bargain block, for the I
^ fuMAiic cAllitiiy
IMS SlSftlC* JLO UJCLy& 1/1 l ui iuuo civiaiiig
is Saturday, March 19th, at 10:00 P. M.
id Reputation of 45 years is behind this sa
Staged by A. A. Haack S
r |? ft h n wiu ?' charge
n r V n III ** t,
in true value-giving. I never
intentionally misrepresent or r
misstate values. When I state ^ ? ^ ?
I a former price, as in this adver- m
tisement, it means that it formerly
sold at that price. I do not |? II
exaggerate values. When 1 orfer
you an article at a sale price,
it means that the reduction is genuine and that the original price
tag has hot been tampered with. This store has built a reputation
during the last 45 years on the foundation of honest dealings, honest
advertising and the handling of first class merchandise. I there
fore believe that honesty is the best policy and I am truly going
to try and give you the best merchandise values possible. I want
| particularly to state to those who- have attended my sales hereto
fore to invite their friends to share in this big value-giving sale
as honestly folks, this is the biggest bargain event that I have ever
conducted in this State. Come, make me prove it to you!
Yours for honest values,
A. A. HAACK,
? The Man in Charge,
~1 I BRING YOUR COTTON! f$5
ire I *H0W you ONE CENT A POUND more than mar- |
I ket price in trade at these advertised prices for Farm Implements, |
$4.98 I Hardware and Furniture [Middling Cotton or Better]. 8
ICEST0 I To Ik Public: ~ F"^
all sizes, con- We v
sale price --S4.98 I have turned this entire stock over to Mr. A. A. Haack, bales ? f -n
Expert, with full authority to smash ami slash prices as he sees fit l?l<irK6b ir
ngle or dou- ^ ^ jn or(jer to raise CASH and to Cut this stock in half. _I told him to 30%
$17.63 slaughter the prices, forgetting the cost, as we want to make this TV?p Pint
ges, single sale a record breaker, so if cutting the heart out of prices will bring ^ ,
27.49 results, we will stand back of him no matter what the cost maybe. iVlOW6rS, .
eavy uppers ^ You know my friends and customers, that in all the years I
$1.49 kave been jn business here I have given you all a square deal and
th calf skin I intend to do so now. During this big sale, as well as in the future, Iv. Jr. JJlS
e color and anything advertised in this circular by Mr. Haack, I will back up to $40 00 A
$,>.48 the letter. Come help me cut this stock in half and help raise the ,
for particu- cash. It will pay you well. ? Yours truly, JjT
^ mi An
$7.89 | (Signed) s. v. iaiwu, j
$7.00 MEN'S PANTS $1.50 SILKS 40c LOT OF DRESS FINE SILK SKIRTS
suitable for dress use, BeaUti H"e ?f as" 0n* ,ot of Ladi's Si,k
in assorted patterns S?rted 36 'nd,eS Assorted colors and Skirts, $6.00 to $8.00
A wide, per yard patterns, per yard Values Big Bargains
SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE
$1.98 73c 12 l-2c $2.65to$3.98
1 ' ' * ' \ % '?
T75c\Hoariuc| ^
fl Bp the Fifty people purr* ^
9 chaljng ! or more at this I M
saltan fy, March 4th, Sec- B
a ond day, will sell one 75c B
I Wash Bcfor ONE CENT. 1
fill INDIES HATS 'I ]
Ml 1 Yalio to $18<beau I
W I . tifiesigns, all g
stVyour choice - ^ S
he Year itpK95' I I
CUT LOOSEI.
liggest 15ay Selling I
Sale starThursday, I
ONE-HAMUST BE I #
le. Comehiy! Save!
ftlH
Wednesddarch 9th I
15c Apron hams TVitfy# I /
for one hour, Wednesday I * J
March 9. betyi0:30 to 11:00 I
a. m. and bet 3:30 to
Thursdayrch 10th ^ | ^
1 Hp A vcrr\ SH Rrt fnr nna*C . H ?
XUV mgv Ml (A/ A VI VUV ^ H v
hour only, Thiy March 10,X. V
between 10:3011:00 a. m!T;?
| and between 3id 4:00 p.nqK, I 0
Friday, \ 11th I
9b
25c Set Cup Saucer 10c, . IJ _
for one hour oniday March; I
11, between 10:311:00 a. m. *' %
% k.
and between 3rd 4:00 p. m. ||
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0.00 Mattresses, baake, all I. - B
cotton, roll edge, iful de- 1 B
sign, best grade tig, sale | |g
price 1 &
^PORTONITY'^PARMER J*
CANT PASSU .
/ill take your Cotton more than 11
'rice. - , * !% f
below present who-, price for. /' vs,
Disc Cultivatorsk Cutters, I J
LOOK THESE 0\ 1
stributors, Sale prio... $10.98 IS
very Corn. and CotDlanters, - f
ice . 5.95 Each. ra
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H For those eg by automo-1 ( I
1 bile and pumg $25.00 or f * fl
|| over, we will you one gal-'B' > ^
|| loll of gasoline very fifteen
1 miles coming*returnmg to I Jk
a distance of ties. M
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