The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 03, 1914, Page 8, Image 8
Prices Bump 1
When t]
GREAT:
Opens on FF
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mi eacn season comes tne LxKrJA
OPPORTUNITIES that have been a
insignificant compared with this, th<
that will satisfy the MONEY SAVI
wince from the REAL STING of E3
STORE WILL BE IZT1
_CLOSED
THURSDAY win?
While we arrange the stock opening w
And Cut the Price -24 Luck^hi
Everything Marked in
5c WHITE CLOTH
Sweeping Price
S l-3c WHITE CLOTH
Sweeping Price
10c WHITE CLOTH H ~
Sweeping Price ' ^
12 l-2c PERCALES Op
Sweeping Price Cj\~,
6c APRON GINGHAMS
Sweeping Price
10c and 12 l-2c DRESS GINGHAMS Op
Sweeping Price
15c CREPE, plain and figured 1 ftp
' Sweeping Price -L"C
25c RATINE, all colors, 1 Qp
Sweeping Price J-J/C
READY MADE DRESSES.
VALUES $1.00 to $7.00,
Sweeping Price
79c, $1.19, $1.98, $2.48, $3.98 and $4.98
?1.00 Men's DRESS SHIRTS 7Qf?
Sweeping Price i
50c DRESS SHIRTS
Sweeping Price OJ/C
50c WORK SHIRTS OQp
Sweeping Price OJ/C
200 Pairs Boys' Pants to close out regardless of
cost.
Ladies Shirt Waists, Muslin Underv
are only a few of the n
WATCH! WATCH! For the twice a
during short periods we wil
SALE LAST
We Will Pay Railroad Fare With E1
places: Carlisle, Santuc, Blair, Shelt
a radius of 25 miles. This store w:
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the Bottom at i
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IIDAY, JULY 3,
T SWEEPING SALE. With each
without parallel or precedent, but eac
e GREATEST and GRANDEST that
NG DESIRE of the MOST ECONOl
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1 ttHilVLJCj DEI* J!iA 1.
REE! FRE
?TO LADIES ONLY?
Fine Parasols and 12 Good Bro
ren away Absolutely Free. The first 50 Ladies whe
ill have a chance to participate in the grand dis
en 12 fine Parasols and 12 good Brooms will be pres
Liadies. Store opens at 9 o'clock A. M. on Friday, Ji
Plain Figures Even
75q TABLE DAMASK A Qr
Sweeping Price .ffct/C
of)p TART.F, FIAMACV
MUAIJU V|lp
Sweeping Price _
25c TABLE DAMASK 01p
Sweeping Price
25c MADRAS v n IQ^
Sweeping Price til ?W
15c and 20c M^d|L._
Sweeping Price
10c and 12 l-2c MADRAS Qp
Sweeping Price ?
500 Pairs LADIES' 10c HOSE H
Sweeping Price ^
300 Pairs Ladies' tan, black, white HOSE 1 1 ?
Sweeping Price '
Tr,
SWEEPING PRICES ON TOWELS.
5c TOWELS 4c
10c TOWELS 8c
15c TOWELS 10c
25c TOWELS 19c
UNUSUAL PRICES ON
MEN'S PANTS AQ^> to d?0 AO
Sweeping Price ?70C
200 Pairs Ladies line tan, black and white 1Qn
25c HOSE. Sweeping Price AJ/C
100 doz. Ladies white HANDKERCHIEFS i p
Sweeping Price (each)
vear, Laces and Embroideries at pric<
iany values to be had on brand new
i day Penny Sales. Be here and hav
1 sell articles worth 5c, 10c, 15c, 20<
S 14 DAYS - r
/ery $20 Purchase during the Great
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ill be closed Thursday arranging for
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at 9 O'clock
. sale has come MONEY SAYING
:h of the preceding sales have-been
we have yet undertaken. It is one
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Mind the weather for we will have m
ORIS plenty of good - |
? attend the Cool Ice Water I
itribution of I
iiy 3rd?the and Electric Fans |
/thing Reduced in Price I
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picini, wmie anu # lor ! I
checked H'dkerch'fs. Sweeping price ^ I
Ladies $1.00 CORSETS " *70 r I
Sweeping Price I ?/C II
Ladies' 75c CORSETS / zLQf? I
Sweeping Price I
Ladies' $1.50 WHITE UNDERSKIRTS QO^ 1
Sweeping Price 11
Ladies' $1.50 Fancy PETTICOATS Q8f? !
Sweeping Price J70V, I
50c SCRAP BUNDLES OQp I
Sweeping Price OiJC j R
$1.50 BED SPREADS t 1Q I
Sweeping Price tpJ-I
$1.25 BED SPREADS QQ^ I
Sweeping Price ?70C 11
$15.00 MEN'S SUITS Q QQ 1
Sweeping Price *\)U*UO I
$10.00 MEN'S SUITS QQ I
Sweeping Price j |
Big Assortm't Boys' Suits /I Q to UJO QQ I
Sweeping Price II
Ladies' and Children's Shoes and Oxfords. I
$1.25 and $1.50 VALUES. Sweeping Price 98c I
Men's $2.00 SHOES, Sweeping Price $1.49 I
Men's $2.50 SHOES. Sweeping Price $1.98 I
Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes. Sweeping Price $2.98 I
Ladies' Shoes and Oxfords at Must-Go Prices. j |
3s from % to % of their value. These I
goods of all descriptions. II
e your pennies ready for twice a day I
; and 25c for One Cent each. I
sTO LONGER I
Sweeping Sale from the following I
lton, Adamsburg, or any place within I
the big opening on Friday. ' , IS
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