The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, December 23, 1908, Page 3, Image 3
For the benefit of an imi
advantage of buying at 10 p
I promised the people to
perfectly satisfactory. The
I would not deceive them ini
goods for less than his credit
is low, far lower than the <
losses with my customers.
~nothing in my store that I we
Come now and get tfhe
and everything will be sold a
of it has come in since I bega:
low profit, we cannot chargre
nense trade who could not com:
er cent. profit, I have decided to e
sell all of my Stock of Goods a
people recognize the straightfc
obelieving they can get my good
>rs soldthem to him for. I propoi
:ost of production, but when 1 o
W~4y Stock is not gathered from b
)uld not recommend.
best values ever offered. Rem
s represented, at a profit of 10 pet
n the cut-price, but all will go il
them on the books, cash is what
AXNNING.
plete all of their purchases in time to get te
xtend the time to January 15th.
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b 10 per. cent profit, and the resulha
>rwardness oif my proposition. They
Is below 'cost. No honest merchiantcn
se to be honest wit my custormer&Ctou
ifer goods at 10 per cent. profit, Iam divd
argain counters, or auction houses.Iaa1
ember the time has been extended o~fe~
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cent. Te Stock is all new and freshsre
1to the sale. The Goods are sold at suc h
they must bring.
.CASH
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