The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, October 16, 1901, SUPPLEMENT TO THE MANNING TIMES, Image 5
The manager of th5 stcre proposes to m
iithis towrn Of
~~~~~of Dry Goods
et sces unheard of to e ope of this-par
""4 ndise we mst selI goods close and TI
S~ro lap-trap methods about this sale: th
~emoe, Co meAll, and see what we have t
Staple Dry Goods.
5 00 Yards of'the-best Standard Calicoes, Fast Col.
Ors, sold everywhere at 6 1-46 per yard, but we slash them
during-this sale at 5b the yard.
4,000 yards of: vard-wide $ea- Island Homespun. well
worth.5o the yard, but we slash-them to-4c the yard.
2,000 yards 3-4-yard wide'Sea Island Homespun, well
worth5c,. but we slash them to only 3C the 'yard while they
last. If you wish this choice value come 91iick, for we know
treywill not last Ioiig at this 'price.
1 00 yards of the best Graniteille Drills, worth 8 1-3c
but:they must go during this saleat 6i4&the yaid.
,000) yardsOf. veryice Print Calicoes for dresses, com
forts and -quilts. -Sold. regular at 5c th e yard, but we slash
then 4t-o4eie yad.
2,000 yards Check Homespun, well worth 5o, but they
must go during this sale -at 4cthe yard.
2,000 yards of the best 10c Outings that must be sold
during itis~siat~ 8-3c the yard.
1,000O y'aids goid Bedarinking, regular price 8 1-3c, but
they must go during this sate'for 60 the yard.
15o Feather Tick for 12 12-c; 20c Feather Tick for only
15c duing thisale:
Geat values to offer in Bleached and Unbleached Shirt
ing in 9-4 and 10--4 goods.
$5,00
W ae now in our Clothing and Gent's Furnis
The~i~t i i exclusive line of $12.50 Suits ever
~ af$Wpei- Suit during this sale.
- ~W~a~?Blue-$10 Overcoats will be sold
at this-sa]p..
i eIldens $- Knee Suits will be sold for 75c-the Suit.
Fifty Children's 1.25 Kiee Suits will be sold for 1.00 per Suin.
Twentyfive Children's 3.50 Knee Suits will be sold at .2.50 per
VSeventy-five pair of OJhildren's 75c .Knee Pants, in all sizes.
will be sold at 50c. -
A full-lide of all grades of Children's Clothing at the most rea
sonable-prices.
About one hundred pair of: Mavfield 2.23 All-Wool Pants will
be sold at the unheard-of price of 1.75 per pasir.
- A fdll line of. ll kin dsof .Pagts at reduced prices.
Shirts sand 'Underwear.
We have some values to offer in these lines which should aip
peal mightily to those ;who are in need of such goods.
Fifteen: dozen 1.00% Negligee Shirts- which we will sell at 50c
each.
Ten dozen Gent s Linen Bqosom. Unlaundried Shirts, regulnr AtOc
Shirtill-be- sold at 40c each. as long as they last. -
ad Year by year we have enlarged and improved this de1
adconsequerntly is up on the latest styles, andV at the same
you are a judge you must confess -that. our.Hiats are very mu
nho t4 heet isniwans the ceapnest. ~At our Ntor-e von get y
1~. T
ake this sale one of the inost memorable ever
SIhoes, othing, Fine
of the State. We know that money will be
IIS WE PROPOSE TO DO.
ere will be nothing but ioul-stirring and money-fetching hargt
o offer. We never do anvthing bv halves, we go the whole M
Canton Flannels from Sc the yard up.
Great values to offer in White Flannels. Plain and
Tivilled Flannels at sacrifice priecs.
Worth of Shoes that must
be turned into Cash
and the way we propose to do it is to sell them at prices that
will make them go.
300 pair of the famous H. C. Godman $1.50 Shoes foi
Ladies that will be sold at $1.25 per pair;
200 pair of Ladies' Heavy Pebble Grain Work Shoes,
regular $1.25 value, will be sold at $1 per pair.
125 pair of Men's heavy Oil Grain $1.50 Shoes in both
lace and congress ;will be sold at $1.23 per pair. We offer
the same shoe in second quality at 98c per pair.
200 pair of Men's Salin Calf Shoes, in lace and congress,
regular $1.50 shoes, will be sold at $1.25.
Od~r entire line of $1.75 and $2 H. C. Godmnan Shoes.,
bout 150 pair in all, will be closed out at $1.50. as we pro
pose to discard this line of $1.7.5 and $2 shoes.
About 500 pair of H. C. Godmnan's Children and Misses
nust e. Cor
hing Departments about $5,000 worth of goods, and thc
'low prices and first class goo~ds rnean anything..
ITwenty dozen .Gent's 50c heavy Fleeeed Lined Shirts anc
Drawers to match, sill be sold at 40c each.
Twenty dozen Gent's 1.00 Scriven -Elastic-Seam Drawers wil
be sold at 75e per pair.
One hundred dozen Gent's Suspenders will be sold during tiu
sale from 5c to 50c per jpnir. In this lot of Suspenders will be val
nes you never saw ini.Suspenders b.efore.
The most exclusive line of All-Silk 50c Neckwear you ever saw;
will be sold during this sale at 25c each.
All'kin~ds of 'Gent's Hosiery. Neckweai, Collars and Cuflk wil
be sold at BARGAIN SALE PRICES.
Gent's Pure Linen 1Iemistitece. Ilandkerchiefs at. 15 and 20
each. Gent's Hlemstitched Qolored Border Handkerchiefs at. 10t
each, or three for 25c.
Hfarvin's Hlosiery, in all Colors, 10c per pair, or. three for 200
No better goods on sale anywhere for the money.
The most complete liite of Ladies> and Genta Wool and Cottor
Underwear we have ever shown...
Twenty-i;e dozen Linien lHuck Towels, nice size. 32x17 inches
Iwell worth .40c per pair, closing out at 25c per pair.
ITen dozen Linen H-ueck Towels. 40x20 inches, sold everywhere
at 60e pair, but we are slashing themn at 40c 'pair duringz this e:le.
V~illinery L
artnentr until today wo-*have one of the most up-to-date Milli:
ime our pries. are cheaper-very much cheaper-than you c:
Lh cheaper. than you can fret elsewhere. Of course, if you w
.. Hat tr.-im e by a ex-e.t ati.- a ftrinmrnr whose talen
OTHE
known to the people of Manning and Clarendc
Iress Goods. illinery a
;ight with most of the people this season, and
ns in every department of ManniIg~% greatest dry goods stort
ny in everything we uidertake.
Shoes wvill be sold at sensational prices during this sake
Many ladies wear low onai-tered shoes all the winter
With a nice pair of wool over ^gaiters. To such we will say
we have a nice hle of Low Quartered Shoes on hand with a
full line of Over Gaiters which we will sell at sensational
prices.
In short. we wish to say to all those whio have shoes to
buV, ther- had better see wlhat we have to offer before they
place their order for shoes. for it is a positiv6 fact that we
have the largest stock of S.hoeA- in town. which we must coi
vert into cash,
-Fine ress Goods
Now it is not a bit of use for us to dwell.on the ni-el-its of
our dress goods denartment; for it is a fact that goes without
saying that The Jenkinson Dry Goods' Store canries the larg
est and most exclusivd stock of up-to-date -Fine Dress Goods
and Silks of any house in this town, and what is betterstill,
we are going to sell them during this sale at prices that- will
positively do our customers good.
Pure All-Wool .Plaid and Striped 30e Flannels
will be sold -at 16c the yard while the las-t. .--..
1.5c Dress Goods' will be sold att 12 1 2e: 20e Dress
Goods will be sold at 20c the yard; all '5c Dress Goods\will
be sold at 15e the yard. and like reductin will be made iP
our entire line of Dress Goods,
se who come with the Cash will carry off Ba-rgais rii C
Twenty-five dozen Cotton Damask Towels, red border; 40x1i
inches, a big value at 35c per. pair. but Ve. slash'thefrto 25e per
pair during this sale.
Twenty-five dozen very large ~Gotton Baumali..odely 40r
inches, wh'ich will make a hummer, at 25c per par.
A full line of al kinds of Huok -and Dam'ask To xels~ a1 on
20c to $1..50 per pair.
It will just do von good to see this .line ofi-Lace and-: E~ajoo e
eriod Handkerchiefs we are showing a~t 15 and:e clet.i..
A lot of Pi'n Hemstitched 'H-dkce le i's otidif an~
Linen. from 5c to 20)c each.
Ad lage lot of the'famons Buttormilk Roap a. toe the - e .or
three-cakes for 25e.
One gross of Sweet M\aiden S~o'p at 3 Xt en o six: e cs 1
All kinds of Talcum Powder and Faeu Po~ r
A full line of~ Silk )oss, Tu1 Pe osadS s
Ebroidery~ Cotton.
CoRSETS, CORSETS
:We carry the i-argest stocl-. o-- ( orset*'of. rny house i.:- this
town. oif all kinds.~ f rom 50ec up.
Our V(IILANT' CORSETS at & da4. ha n~o c-ual on earth
Erect Form, Straigh~t Front Corsets.
X comn' t PB imUP Dr Tho psona ame Aa.Stra ight
Front Cor. et t. Si ea&b Thjs a he Corstaat tak~es 'a weN
with the young~ ladiA- .s.. -
er departments intisprt h tate. Otu- Milliner, Mis~
n et the same Hats in larger e tis Observe the qualdity or
tnt hats off in style and. made of chea1p matterial. why. we are
.V~ i n prcidb iheno m a mir hlies in this county.
n County by offering one of the largest stocks
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in order to dispose- of our immens st
$1.50 *lack -Skirtings-will be sold out. at 750 thtgr
No* this is a big 6ut; but this is just what w<.propose o
Our line of. -Black Silks and Black Skirt zGoods+tfe
most conplete ever shownIby any store in this o r I
lankets and Sra
Twenty par of Whi te All-Wool 10-4 Blakets at:?14
per pair.
Fifteen pair of. 00 White Ai WooHW
4.75 per pair.
Six pair of 12.00 Silk Bound White Woo 7 B4un
kets will be.sold:.at 00 per pair.
75c White Cotton Blinkets will e. slshed to 5Oe. ili
pair. , '
1.00 White Cotton Blankets wi l be slashed o16 e tbe
Spair.
i.2-5 White Bed Spreads will be sold at .00
1.50 Bed Spreads will be sold at 1:25.
S Our entire linie of White Bed Spreads, rangin o h
as three dollars, wvill be Bold at reduced .prices. - -
A line of 10O-Coored Seris will be elosed'oiathV~ yd d
All kinds of Scrimns, duiainettes, Lace Cuirtaitisind-Cat.
tin Sfwisses will be sold at b-gain sale priees.
A full line of all kinds~ of P'urniture and Windov:-Dra*
perie.s at seiw4tiOnat yrices
JQHING never be re-reard of. Our Clo Thig dtock
Claksand Wraps~
-Abeautiful ifne of Cloth Capes at dOc ea
- inrge line of nie Vel vef and Plush qape at $ eah..
-A large 1ine of Silk-Piush aapes, from: $1.25 to $55 an'd $W each
F n' Slaek .Cloth Capes:fdr ladies in mourning, frora $3 to $(6
Thinks aid B
o' nest, co~nplet line of Trunks;.Sait.Cases andTrvg
Ba 's tq ofuld in town... -". -
a s nce~ Sui Cases, ro.mi $1.50 to $10 each.
\iindso ('lub Bags -from 25ctiup to5 $5.
We are showing' the abat -comrlete stoek of.Gent's . atswe
hve evecr shwn - -- - -
Ten~ -dozen G~ent' *1 Fel4t Hats~ willi be sold at 75c~
Ter -do"e nl T1.25Hs-will be las~hed during this sale to$1
F ve adom $1. Ha -ill be~ sold for $1.25. -
la\ -liY x iirne :o rim Sm'pri~e lHats dill be sold outfor
ss~t than wo.ta...~ O -1 flti~ 9eOV ~ .~ .
Coppenir~ e oos to te ma:ket every-sFeason. Spring and F'aiL
the materials. usedi on our .1Isis well as the styles and%.~
iou.~he house you -ao ut 68tirec has taught*