The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-05
AN INTERESTING
STORY OF G
An Enterprise that is
Bounding into
Popularity.
SOME u Fol IT.
Live and up-tO-date Methods are At
tractiyc to the PeOplc-A Liberal
POlicy-Eyerything New and Fresh
Daily Increasing Business,

The remarkable success achieved by
The Fair since opening in Laurens is
evidence that our people appreciate
live and up-to-date methods OF doing
business. Since the doors of this CON
Germ were thrown open only Il few
months ago there has been a stream of
eager customers, who have not only ex-
pressed in words their qualification that
LaurenS has such q store as The Fair,
but have bought literally of the unus-
ual bargains offered. They realize
that their money has suddenly doubled
in value and that fifty cents will buy as
much at The Fair rs they have been
getting for one dollar. This, coupled
with the fact that the goods are guar
antccd, makes the popularity of this
store assured,
The character of the stock carried
by The Fair has stamped itself indeli-
bly, on the minds Of all within their
reach who like fresh, clean, desirable
merchandise at the lowest possible
prices. Nobody buys goods as cheap
as The Fair and nobody is satisfied with
so small Il profit. Nobody's credit is as
good Us the cash down, and nobody
knows so we'll as The Fair that in order
to build up a permanent and successful
business they must make it to the adj
vantage of every buyer to trade at The
Fair, and absolutely to undersell all
competition. They IRE doing these
things and are doing the business.
CRISP WITH NEwNESS.
Every piece Of goods at The Fair is
crisp with newneSs. The stock is Just
from the North where it was bought
for cash. There are no damaged shop
worn goods at The Fair. They can sell
you goods lower than other people, be-
cause they get the cash every time and
cash is Il great power in business. They
do not, therefore charge you enough to
make up for what they lose on others
because they lose nothing, neither do
they charge you enough to make up for
what they lose by carrying hard ac-
counts Il long time, because they have
no accounts of any kind, selling always
for cash.
ii FAIRS POLICY.
The Fair is abundantly aware that
the way to make Il mercantile business
Il success is to have satisfied customers,
who have received such treatment and
such goods as will not only bring them
back to the store but will also lead them
to direct others to Tho Fair. They re-
gard their advertisements as contracts
with their customers and stand ready
to prove every statement made in them.
Their policy is: One mans money is as
good as %anothcr's. They make no dis
tinctionS whatever. All goods are
marked in plain figures so that any
BODY can sec what the price is. The
price is always the same to everybody
and a little child can buy goods at The
Fair as cheap as the most experienced
buyer.
MONEY BACK, IL YOU WANT IT.
One of the most attractive features
of the many that distinguish this store
is the guarantee that goeS with every
sale, that goods may be exchanged or
will be taken back and money refunded
If the customer is not satisfied with
the purchase. There is no haggling
about it either. All you have to do is
to take or send the goods back undam-
aged and you get your money.
The Fairs trade IS increasing every
day. and the people take them their
cash because they know hat they get
big values and because they believe
that when they have cash to spend it
is to their interest to spend it at Il store
that does a strictly cash business. Then
they know that they are o helping to
pay anybody else's bills. If You want
anything in dry goods, notions, shoes,
clothing, hats or gents furnishing
goods by all means go to The Fair.
For Il few days longer The Fair will
continue their great cost sale and it
will pay you to visit their store in that
time. All staple dry goods, ilam-els,
jeans, shoes and clothing Mt first cost.