Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AL Complete with merchan( Interest Centers f .% on the New Spring Styles. Throughout the big store there is a great inflowing of new Spring goods closely following the return of our buyers from the Northern style cent ers. The neN, ierchandise, fresh and crisp, is being unpacked every day and 6 put out for your inspection and ap proval. Two outstanding features will im press and interest you when you ex amine the new stocks The Exceptional Style The Attractive Pricing Manufacturers have been placed up on their metal this season to produce goods of exceptional value that will meet the demand of readjusted price levels. How well they have succeeded will be realized more fully when you examine these new Spring stocks and compare the values with former sea sons. Make it a point to come in now and start your spring shopping; by so do ing you will avoid rush in home sew ing and have first choice of the many attractive things now on display here. Come in this week. ALDERMAN'S 20 Stores in One LAlANNING, S. C. MEN'S OXFORDS at $8.00 Worth $12.00. Some men delight in shedding high jhoev and getting into ankle-free oxford. ai sson as possible. To such men this weeL spells opportunity in our shoe section. We are making a r.pecial feature of a splendid showVing of oxfords for men, in all sizes and many styles. On today's market. they shoulk bel1irked $12.00, but we are offering mer th - choice at. the pair... .__.. .. 8. STOP4 Whohanlesyour clothes? Aro they in a reputable lIace? Or are they in some dirty, filth Wbuld you be willing to spend D6 you know whether or not i Do you know that your clothb Stop one minute and think, thi isfied give us your work and be< ness to stay and be successful. We can give quality service i: pairih, dyeing and remodeling Nothing too delicate to handle, i It takes years of experience ti is equib~ped with the best. Our want your friendship, then you your p)atronage. Our Hobby: "OL The ~rench Dry - Telephone 1V N Door Below Postoffic nmmannamamamum aanmnnaa -DERMAN'S 20 STORES IN ONE uise; replete with interest. You See it First at Alderman's. Good News For Men! Fifty Spring Suits of "STYLEPLUS" or "KUPPENHIMER" Make $20.00 to $35.00 Sounds like old times to talk about dependable clothes at such prices, but the real eye opener will come when you see the suits themselves. Truth of the matter is we are offering this small lot at a sacrifice to men who will be wise enough to come in and choose early. The fifty suits we offer include many popular models that will be grabbed up at once when men examine them and see the real saving this special occasion pre sents. Be one of the early ones who will get a splendid Spring suit unusually cheap. SUITS AND SPRING DRESSES And New Spring MILLINERY There is such satisfaction in having a new Spring Suit, Dress or Hat at the very beginning of the season and securing the extra service that comes in addition to the personal satisfaction of a change from dull winter garb. 'With good-looking new Spring apparel a woman has the perfectly assured feeling of being suit ably and smartly dressed for almost any occasion. A complete filling up of our Millinery and Ready-to-wear department with new goods suitable for every taste and every pocketbook, should bring a host of women here this week to post themselves on the new styles. In our women's footwear depart- to !'me dressmakers. Ready ment we are prepared to charm the now, full line new silkH and satins, in eye and fit the foot with the new all the popular new Spring shades. Spring oxfords, pumps etc., in all the Expected this week: Beautiful new new materials and styles, including favored shades in tans or blacks in Spring lines of ladirgand either suade or satin. A stellar at traction here is the surprisingly reas- children'm hose including Onyx and onable pricing. Holeproof brands. -------------prn Mnfo NARY111BR1ADWA a RA D -- February 8, at about 2:00 a. m. a L O OK__ 0 this 14life at the family home, eight G arUd( - ~ ' ~miles fromi Manning, S. C. For 68 years, 4 months and 16 (lays% she sailed the rough sins of life. She was the ilothe of ten children. The fol lowing seven survive ceg, viz: Houis Plant A.. Broadway, N. Graham Broadwvay, Miss Alice Broadway, Dr. Earnest Broadlway, all of Manning, S. C., Mrs.1 Get th( TA D It:Oeno Paxvillei ofC. Ms J. J. Martin of Sunter, S. C. ani Mrs. Sidney Wis of Pamplico, p. C. sit candwa carr onsease? E I 1 m unassuming mothers, possess onvinedelement of humanity that is not inlbut Weomen. Her deep, abiding ey nr yoo hcleaninterest an the things eternal demon Sale stkate the great value she placed uph ouse oiothin toong dirty tov clean.asin N01 any time where you send yur clothes? influence. plae Bible was her wtant guide. From its teachings shework.We ,hyaeinasntaypae reared her most interesting family in ~ tlhil yp Sr n ta e the "urture and admonition of the LOD." Her life all these years has s can ca~ry d'seasebeen one of highty influence, as is the Il111SE tetmn of lis m an hm heO mn visit our place, see our methods, and if sat- caei oftct Atnd~i wh he uim bea p ,'17 tIi onvinced of quality service. We are in busi- Reaper" me she welcomed the call We are not here today and yonder tomorrow. hoile. ls'oe5Cg fih n hrsta i cleaning and pressing, alterations and re- S.t 1:'ear o with HmRS BrnARY Msinr BR a ptY all kinds of laundry, personal and household. church tilldF was baptized byatbe 2:00a iothing too dirty to clean. lamente(l. arev. . W. Cuttino. She was one at the church's moitl faithful members and she will be gretaly miss handlt clothes as they should be. Our place e o by t church and community. foE workman skilledo in his particular work. We was her pastor for about three years u A od, what a friend she always was ed r work on reputation. We will appreciate to her pastor. I learned to love her for her work's sake, and that was the experience of all her pastors. She is ileadl but liveth in the lives she h~ad D CLOTHES MA E NEW." come in contact with. I have never known a more consecrated Christian. It was a benediction to any one to associate with her. I enjoyedit so H offm anmet f hanythaisno often, in her most hospitable home. Cleaning Company, CHICHESTER aS PILLS Tiu e D MON BRAND ftdlea3 As up r Zuggsat tatg i..Foms teachings she rerd 0e mostinte"retn filyi 12 Manning, S. C. of the t. o with Blu Ribbos. home. t" abu 13 W er o g auitedwit amtCARY SMITH, Mgr. A W Cu ino$h wh a fnorn abo uM. $1-t!I;A-'- thr11 eVERWe ars ---and- O a aRGIT fredsEValwyswas GENUINE BULL" DURHAM tobacco makes 50 6ood ci arettes for 10c W ubliit onil to a wise and great God in taking her from us. Somutj da(- v we%- will understand and will be to j'P 1her to part no more. As ou friends, ole by onie, are taken home t< G'il we have a greater interest iz oimn. St, heaven is neare r and dear Or each step of the way. ler children were perfectly devote( to her and rendered her every atten Lion needed. Funeial services' were conducted at the home by the undersigned, befor. - tremeInd1ous crowd of sorrowing| tl ids ant (d loved ones, onl February 9th, 1921 after which the body wm takit toi Hlle Branch eemetery - hen- it was gently deposited besid her Ilmented husband and others. - . Trly a saint has beon relove .1. Dawson Bowen, Hter Last Pastor. evenvilh, S. C., Feb. 15, 1921. NEWS FlOM .OltDA N The ilititilt soil of Mr. and Mrs. I .l. Chowning has d iptheria. Is. W. E. MlerritIt spent hst wVeek I nd0 in Aanning. Aliss L.orai T Ie l)hompsoin and Misses Willard mad Dillard, Whot arel nulrses :t Cioll ia I lospital, are visiting tt ti. hono of .l;iss Thompson, at .lor Aliss Iiise Sprott spent last week eind at. .Alannling. .\lr. and .\Mrs. J. 1). Pendleton and Air. Aloore of Ibavis Station were visi tors to .lurdall Sunday. Alrs. W. L.. Sprott of Manning is visiting' relatives it Jordal. i ss Hessie. iidgill entertained a few f hter friends oil Friday evening witi 1 party. A iost enjoyable even il was spent. Aliss Ward i, the assistant teacher at rdan, p111 lilt week-end with her ItareltL at Davis Station. COL~LEG E, PRtEP ARtATOlRY Cl(OOL .~lrs. I. ( . A Isbrook, Principal Manning, S. C. I"Iftel n sto larid unis. ligh schooll ~lish, rnch, Latin, mIlathemat'es 1 cinvc .and .penmanship. Thorough: Prepaat 11 nily college. Students tilr Winthrop and Clemson winl hon12 Irm C(r t lienltaes adnmits to leading .dll. \ without exallinatiol. Spe emi coachin forbn i olar th ~1ith ,adSuhCrinUm Peas Them Now a Right Kind 'A12ASlA l'EAS 34arl.v-ulhd. \33 T heyt come1 ' I IO('E 'SIll'A A h( i ANGl'EA "r""roc"dearly kiCo Te 418I) l'OIAOES anb amIrih (obber