The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-14
OUR ADVERTISERS TODAY.
What Orangeburg Merchants ORel
Fair Shoppers.

Won want, or at least want to see
about before Xmas. We suggest that
these advertisements be saved until
time for your Christmas shopping and
then you will know where to get what
you want.
Kings Furniture Store.
Offers as special inducement this
week a free ticket into the Fair
Grounds with $40 purchase.
John T. Wise.
Explains why he is thankful this
year and also why he hopes to be
again next year.
Fairey and Weeks.
Are still carrying on their big bus
mess in wholesale and retail merchan-
disc.
j. @. RaDsdale.
OFFERS his store to you as your
headquarters while at the Fair.
=. w. Smoak.
Calls attention to his two exhibits
of hardware at the Fair grounds.
F. Furman Malpass.
Offers a full line Of suits. coats,
skirts, shoes, underwear, etc. to make
your choice from.
The Bank of Orangeburg.
Calls attention t otheir bank as a
strong, safe and conservative one IN
which to keep your money.
The Boswell Shoe Company.
Saws see their remarkable values
in shoes If you want to wear the best.
Livingston and Co.
Are always in the market for COW
peas and cotton seed.
Moseley's.
Greets all Fair visitors and wants
an opportunity of showing you what
he has.
Dantzler and Funderburk.
Having decided to close out their
dry goods department will give you
bargains.
The House Of Mcnamara.
Says good cloths and making good
go together. See page seven.
Theodore Kohn.
Offers a good lot Of goods to Sc
lect from. See his line.
Z. Bennett and Co.
Calls attention to good qualities of
the Buick Automobiles.
The Girl From Rectors.
"a fine entertaining show at the
Academy of Music next Friday night.
Marchant Music Company.
Offers to the people of this section
fine opportunities for buying pianos.
Enterprise Land Co.
Offers a special sale of the Glover
Street park. See their add, page S.
Sims Book Store.
Has over 500 titles Of recent copy
righted fiction for sale at fifty cents.
|. The Star Theatre.
Call especial attention to their fine
films during fair week. See page 7.
Cutler and Salley.
Believe in the Maxwell, which won
the Glidden Trophy this year. See
page seven.
Geo. v. Zeigler.
Says there is a fair going on at his
store all the time. See page Z.
The Times and Democrat.
Offers you three hundred dollar
piano absolutely free. See page 3.
Zeigler and Dibble.
Calls to your attention the evils Of
delaying insurance.
The Orangeburg Steam Bakery.
Makes the best bread, cake, rolls,
etc. you ever ate. Try them.
G. E. Rhodes.
Now carries the fine line of tiles,
naantles and CRATES formerly handled
ty Dukes an Rhoes.
Won Oshen and SmoaE.
Are the makers Of the famous Edis-
to wagons, which are made to order.
John Mcnamara.
Carries the best possible in the line
of stoves, plows and hardware in gen.
eral.
Silly and Firth.
Invite you to call upon them in
their fine new store on East Russell.
Edisto Savings Bank.
Is depository Of the U. S., State,
County and City. Is it yours
E. E. Cutler.
Has anything you want that runs
on wheels. Blacksmith work also.
J. n. schacte.
Calls attention to your Christmas
fruits, which he has in plenty to sup
ply your wants.
H. Spahr and Son.
Show you how they save you mon
ey and assure you satisfaction. %. >.
Fogle and Smith.
Deal in bicycles and general repair
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