The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, December 01, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 16, Image 2
QUALITY TELLS
PRICE SELLS
"GOMO
At Cost and
We are not trying to decei,
placed on our goods. You mus
get goods at a most unheard o
do that some prices have been :
you ask the benefit of these lo
we want you to have what is
cut the life out (if prices for th<
stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, Not
Saddles offered to you at POSI
For Wo
Chil
Warner's Corsets
R. M. C. Crochet
Thread
Blue Serge
Black Serge
Wool Plaids
Tricotine
Cotton Poplin
Silk Poplin
Taffeta
Satin
Plaid Silk
Galatea
Rornper Cloth
Percal
Dress Ginghams
Apron Gingham
Yellow Homespun
Cotton Flannel
Cotton Hose
Silk Hiose
|QUJALITY TELLS
PRICE SELLS
THE
A NP
N SENSE
Below Cost
ve you in a single, solitary price
t believe that at this sale you can
r figure. You know as well as we .
ce 'uced and in justice to yourself
wer prices and in all justice to you
:o-ling to you so we are going to
month of December. Our entire
io:s, Clothing, Also Harness and
TiVELY COST and below COST.
men and
dren
Ladies' Cloaks
Ladies' Skirts
Children's Dresses
Children's Cloaks
Children's Caps
Ladies' Shoes
Ladies' Underskirts
Ladies' Jersey Cor
set Covers
Ladies' Union Suits
Ladies' Vests
Ladies' Pants
Silk Shirt Waists
Pongee Waists
Tricolet Waists
Voile Waists
Trkish Towels
Linen Towls
Art Pieces
Middy Suits
Parasols
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THREV4
I. RU
YOUNG RELIAJ
J OU N(
SSA"LE
ALL SALES SPOT CASH
NO EXCHANGES -
NO ALTERATIONS
NO CHARGES
ARE WE DOWN
HEARTED?
NO!
Read what Paul Hayden
writes:
THE MAN AT
THE DESK
by PAUL HAYI)EN
"The Unbeaten."
We have always enjoyed the well
known bit of humor contained in
the dialogue between Dooley and
Hennesey:
Dooley: "When a man is whipped
he ought to have sense enough to
yell out 'I'm whipped.'
Ilennesey: "If I had - breath
enough in me to yell out 'I'm
whipped'-I'm not whipped."
If you have enough breath in you
to complain you have enough to
cheer.
If you have consciousness suffi
cient to admit defeat, you have
brains enough to stand up and try
again.
The American Navy holds the
enviable reputation of being "un
beaten."
This is not because it has not
lost a vessel or a battle, but it has
never lost a cause. Boats have
sunk, men have died, but the flag
has never been lowered.
It is magnificent to never be
beaten.
It is magnificent to he down
but never out.
A man can be put to no finer
test than one which shows what he
does in defeat. It is the moment
after the blow that tells what
stamina a man has, not the mo
ment before. It is after Fortune
has hit a man hard that his true
worth comes out.
Optigranms.
.You can lose many a battle yet
win a war.
You tan lose many a job yet win
Sutce'ss.
.It is a simple matter to get up
in the worl if you neve'r give up
in it.
Many a man has been killed of
whom it entn still be saidl "he was
never beaten."
Discourage.ment, disappointment
and de(spa ir are all upon the look -
out for the man wnto gives up
easily-they know they have no
p)ower over the fellow who fights
back.
Rtemiember a short fight is soon
over and you may be the loser but
a long tight is never ended--any
oneW may win. Keep up your
mo'rale.
It is bet ter to go through life to
the grave carrying the scars of a
tight than to admit defeat to avoid
a bruise.
THE D)OLLAR
is a sea rce aie t. Our mnerchanr
d is', is piled high and in order to
exebiange plentiful merchandise for
tearc dtoll(1 ars we are puttt ing on
thiis most phienomaonal "Common
Oese Sale.
HF YOUJ
wvoutld dto youri friemiis a kcirnd deed'(
tell thbem of Rtigby 's "C'cimmon
Sense Saile."'
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D~UNG RELI
QUALITY TELLS
PRICE SELLS
LE
'Wwl E S
FOR DECEMBER
You Do Not Want
to spend any more money than you have to, but of course there
ire many things in our enormous stock that you must have and
'common sense" tells you that a dollar saved is a dollar earned.
We certainly promise you that money spent at this "Common
Sense Sale" will be coin well spent. This sale is for your benefit
is well as ours and we believe you will take advantage of this op
portunity. We haven't room on this page to set forth a list of
xur entire stock so we just enumerate a few.
For Men and*
iuyb
Hats
Caps Famous
Shoes Hart
Suits Schaffner
Pants & Marx
Belts Suits for
Ties Men and
Silk Shirts Martha
Madras Shirts Washington
Work Shirts Suits for
Wool Shirts Boys to be
Sport Hats Sacrificed in
Overalls
L-nioalls the great
Unionalls "C m o
Sweaters
Sense Sale"'
Union Suits Ses Sale"
Undershirts
Opportunity
Drawers .
Collars
And every other Advantage
thing for the male of It.
folks
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PRICE SELLS
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