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Watch this Space to GRAND ( ALDERMAN'S 20 SOME DISTINCT 10,000 square feet floor space, the equal of 20 Stores, 20 Electric Elevator. Steam Heat. Electric Fans throughout the Building. Separate Rest Rooms for White and Colored Women. .E. Fourteen Seperate and Distinct Departments, as follows: Wholesale Groceries; Retail Groceries; Meat Market witl ments, etc.; China, Crockery, Glass and Aluminum Ware; Furniture. We Plan to Make this a Store Complete u In the meantime, we have opened the Fall ready-to-w< WEAVER'S LADIES' SHOP with Miss Weaver in cha As we bought immediately at the opening of tloe Fall ary values. You will find a splendid assortment of sizes i inery, etc., all in the best styles, absolutely distinctive an Your patronage is res i~ No Charge for Alte ALD E RM AN'S : R. J. ALDERMAN, Vice-President. There is no line we handle that receives more careful attention than our MILLINERY anzd Ready-to-Wear Department! ) * We always secure the very best that can be A had and sell at very moderate prices. V -Coat Suits A dandy line to select from. All the popular colors, ma * terials and modes. You will pay elsewhere for these I { garments from $40 to $95. We are' selling them at $22.50 to $69.50 - Handsome Line of Coats, We are Selling at | $22.50 to $75.00 Dresses I T The niftiest line- ever shown in Manning. Everything g * that is really new is here. We have a strong line of I $ Middy Suits and Dark Serge Dresses for school chil dren and Misses. These are very reasonably priced. Furs All kinds- and qualities. YoI will save at least 35 per * cent by buying your Furs from us. People who doubt that they can still wear fine and up-to-date clothes at cheap prices are invited here to see our lines. We make a spccialty of Dress Goods and Trimmings. I D. HIRSCHMANN, * The Big Store on the 'Corner .Manning, S. C. * r Annoui P E STORES WE FEATURES :75. 1 Refrigerating Plant; Hai Jewelry and Silverware; M ,ith Merchandise gar and millinery for women rge. markets, prior to the advai rn Dresses, Coats, Suits, Sw4 ci attractive, but moderately pectfully solicited. ration of Garme 20 Sto CHAF BROWN-EYED COLORADO GIRL WANTS CAROLINA MILLIONAIR Governor's Secretary Undertakes t Find One for Her by Publishin Her Urgent Appeal for Mate. Columbia, October 13.-Any bat headed, sentimental millionaire bache lor or widower who wants a pretty brown-eyed little dlarling- to help hir Pper~(d his money and play sweet lul iabies to him, has only to apol yto th offee of the Governor of South Care U~na to get the adaress of a Wester uf.i who is just "dying" to conmmi mia trimony, providing there is plent of coin in the offering. While there has been no advertise ment to the effect that Governo Cooper is heading a matrimonial bu reau, yet a Colorado girl evidentl: thinks that he can put her ini touci with some South Carolina swain wvh wants to be loved. The G;overnor' office receivedl a letter todlay post1 markcd Pueblo, Colo., in wvhich a re quest is made to find a pining maidlei of one of the best families of Col orado," a helpmeet in the turbulen battle of life. The maid is easily satisfiedl; all sh' wants is a "hubby" she can love witi all her heart andl who will love her andl can show one million dollars. I1 her set of specifications she says tha any candlidate that applies should b, fifty years of age. This is interpret das a gentle hint that she dloes no want him to live too long; she pre ters to spend~ the million as a "merr: widow." Governor Cooper is in New Orlean attendling the World Cotton Confer tnco and his secretary, James C. De rieux, is handling the matrimnnial en< of the executive office. Mr. Derieux however, has not had much experienc< "ng matrimonial lines, as he has si tar failed to annex to himself a wife [n his desperation he called the capi bal newspaper men into consultation but they could not apply; the majorit3 >f them are married andl all were pen. illess. However ,they suggested i andsomne scribe of the Piedmont sec. ~ion, whom they thought might bi nterestedl. Hie is unmarried, but fall, md~er the age limit, and he has not ret, so far as is known, amassedl a Mr. Derleux requests the bachelor, >f the State, who will fall over eack >ther's necks in an effort to capture he Western penah to apply to hi icement NIP IN ONE dware; Plows, Farm Imple-. illinery; Infants Department; L and Replete wi and misses in MISS FANNII ices, we can offer extraordin iaters, Corsets, Blouses, Mill priced. its res in 'LES WOODS, Mar for the name of the fair one, and not to send photographs autobiographical sketches and financial statements to the Governor's office. le has no ap propriation for the hiring of an extra stenographer and, in his opinion, the Colorado maid would prefer to receive all documentary evidence direct. - The epistle to the Governor, which is captioned "Hunting for Happiness," follows: "Hunting for appinaess." "I am looking for a tall Blue eye 50 -year old Husband, lie must havea million $. I amn small. Called Pretty, Brown eyes. Music Teacher. I never did a Bad act before God in my life SIf I find a Person I can love wvith all my heart and soul better than life and am sure lie loves me, the same I will marry. We are one of the best F'am ilys in state of Colo. Please sendJ -photo and full piarticulars. CYPRI is accounted c< for the inside tI especially for th not "put on th< and other forms as too often in Then the grain it takes a most Why should r attractive? Wo solve the ser Cypress lasts an and iasts--and correspondenco wit Southern Cypress , Jacksonvi YOU RUK "TIDv,,EWAT ER" CYPRESS ASSOCIATION'S IF IN DOUI) ThfeestedksIade- Is Itk i lblyetampe.d Intbeed 3 1 th Interest. One. ,ager. "Please give this to the best look ing Bachelor in your State. Thank you.,, The letter is signed by a woman who purports to live at Pueblo, col. 0--- --- New York, Oct. 13.-Blimination of typesetting, one o fthe costliest opera tions of magazine production, by the use of plates made by photographing the original type written copy has been accomplished in the October 18 issue of the Literary Digest, consist ing of eighty pages. This radical innovation which was brought about by the printers' strike in this city, leads the publishers to suggest that "it is possible in this age of marv'els that the whole future of magazine production may lbe re volutionizedl by the elimination of typesetting. "The Wood aEternal" >nlspiculously fine -imn of the house, e kitchen. It is warp" by steam of moisture, such fest the kitchen. is handsome andi beautiful finish. tot kitchens be uld it not help) vant problemn? d lasts and lasts lways "behaves."' tr&l:-r elp YO . Or entire re. m serious purposo in It. MIanufacturers' Ass'n ual Bank Bldg., lIe, F~la.. 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