Bargain Suit Prices at Local Outlet
The store touts lower prices with examples: suits at $6.00 versus $7.50, $8.50 versus $10.00, and $12.50 versus $15.60. It argues it does not cut prices to beat others, just operates on lower profit for steady business. Claims no trash, all clothing new and up to date, with boys’ items only above $1.00 and men’s above $4.00.
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Anderson
Electric City Shoe Store
Charleston
Virginia and Carolina Chemical Company
Southers Fertilizer Company
Neander Cherry
Darlington
Nathan Butler
Abbeville County
Butler
Samuel Littlejohn
Cherokee County
Vestee Novelties for the Juveniles
Advertises juvenile clothing with prices from two dollars upward. Claims presentable suits at two dollars and finer options at five dollars, offering savings from fifty cents to one dollar on selected items.
Furnishings and Clothing Priced Cheaper Than Accusers
The ad asserts they are accused of selling furnished goods below cost but counters that clothing is also cheaper. It promises a money back option if customers are not satisfied.
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Anderson
Ste
Thoms T Gincer
London
P.O. Dickinson
Kington
D. C
Ton
Liam Kirkby
Toledo
Wysl, Kennedy
Carlisle
Cronshaw
Sell
Renker
W. Psente
BV Riges
Oythiana
Hese Pearlemen
Thomas Tilliered
Cynthiant
Sharpshore
Cynthiana
Elomas
Cynthiann
Columbus
Sharpsbury
Port Royal
Sir Thomas
England
Shacpeborg
Sevena 1
R. Alexander
Oconee County
Clemson
I. N. Cross
Chester
Chester Lantern
W. M. Corkill
Mr. Corkill
Mrs. Corkill
Yorkville
Col Boone's Black Diamond plan stalls for subsidies
Zanesville Ohio news outlines Colonel Boone’s Black Diamond railway scheme promising 2119 miles of track. It details subsidy flips, toll road concepts, and star route connections with English engineers Tancred and Dickinson aboard. It notes expected bond flotation and ongoing surveys across Indiana and Ohio amid political support and investor interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Kia
Colonel Boone
Boone
Greenfield
Ind
Elie River Township
Green Township
Hincock County
Brna Sears
New Holland
Columbus
Hoon
Adce
New York Central
New York
Commodore Vanderbilt
Washington
E. E. Witts
Princeton
Hoosier
Indiana
Ma. Watts
West Baden Springs Valles
Corps of Surveyors
Rock Island Road
Thomas
Fancred
Brishway
Grand Hotel
Ohio
Port Royid
C. Dickinson
Washington, D. C
Shontus S. Tancred
English PLC
Grand
Chomas
Tancred
Tered
Colonel Boohe
Thomas Teved
Teved
Dover
Port Royal
Chichinati Baquirer
Savannah
Charleston
W. M. Lennon
Sig Thomas
Pawcred
Hon
T. €. Dickinson
Hoth
London
England
Ton
Willian Kirkby
Toledo
James N. Boyd
E. Boone
B. R. Hutchcraft
Lexington
W. M. Crawford
J. E. Anderson
Fred James
Austin
Tex
Mr. Dickinson
West
Chamber
Exchange
Cincinnati
Central Union Depot
Navy backs Hobson plan to raise Colon wreck
Assistant Secretary Allen announced full navy support for Constructor Hobson's effort to raise the Spanish warship Colon, seen as the finest of the squadron. Despite expert doubt, the department shipped 1,000 worth of rubber and considers spending a significant share of the ship's $4,000,000 value if a reasonable prospect of recovery exists.
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Wasuinaros
Allen
Hobson
Teresa
Navy Department
Colon
Jobson
New York
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Moore & Lucass
John B
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Niles
Blue River
Elin Auuleron
Uae
Phogus Dune Pot
San Juan de Porto Rico
Tila de Pau
Thiryana
Spain
Wilberd
United States
John T. Dhmina
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Cuba
Guba
Havana
Cavalry
United States Cavalry
J. H. Carpenter
Infantry
1St Infantry
4Th
United States Volunteer Infantry
Simon Snyder
United States Volunteers
2D Infantry
Brizatte
1St
United States Infantry
6Th
BE. B. Williston
Ope
Spyder
Miles
Wade
Fitzhugh Lee
Summer
State News
Gen. Watts
Columbia
Greenville
Spartanburg
War Department
Fairfield
G. W. Moore
J. L. Richmond
Supreme Court
W. L. Bullock
Abbevillé County
Ellerbe
James McMillon
Bullock
Clerk Bullock
Klugh
Supreme Judges
Mr. Bullock
Dee
Marine Weil
Morera
Lonarf
Chusen Eco Pyle
BarBobl
Lipsfold
Sach’s Shoe Co's
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Sweet
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McCully Bros
Tim
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