The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, October 04, 1922, Section One Pages 1 to 8, Image 4
CLOSED
THURSDAY to Arrange For
SALE
Haye you received one of Hirschmann's Buetins of a
at the Opening of his Sale on Friday Morning Octobd t
woman. and child in Clarendon county.
Prices Crumbled tQ Dust. Come and see a Sale full of Stt
a Sale that squeezes many dollars out of, prices and brings C
You hear about many sales every week. but none can appr
chopped down prices where the goods will sell sell fast.
The Man in Charge
You have read about Merchandist Sales
Says:-has been shattered, but YOUR IDEA AND
J GAIN ARE JUST THE SAME. Undoubt,
This entire stock aits been turned over to The abused in merchandise circles as these. V
T. K. Kelly Sales Systei of Minneapolis, Minn., the Reasonable Reason, nor called a thing a be
largest sales concern in the world, and I AM TILE USUAL SAVING. We have never had the
MAN who was sent here by them to convert a large in announcing a Sale is to give it some dec
amount of this stock into cash in a limited length of
time. I have been given free reins. I put the prices
on the goods, and what I say in print, Mr. Hirsch- particilar name for this Sale but we have
mann will vouch for. I will let nothing stand in my room, and can use the money. We are not
way. I will use no sentiment. I am here to sell the business has not been as good as we wou
goods and sell them I will. I'll forget profits, ignore contented he also becomes stagnant. Then
cost, in my eagerness to sell it in a limited time. I
have agreed to do it and my word is my bond. You'll y cutti
be sorry when this Sale is over, when its past and omy and stimulate buying. Honesty of p
gone and you have not secured your share of these torious merchandise are the rocks upon w1
wonderful bargains. I am going to show you folks built We have made careful preparations
what real price-wrecking is, when it has to be done.
Come, rain or shine, park your car in front of 1). per cei
Hlirschnann's store. Look for the crowds. You'll - ertisenont Really Exist at Our Store. TI
know its Hirschmann's. Very truly yours, we have as every article in our entire stock
U. V. MIL1LICAN, IFairinont, Minn. by the Mlan in Charge. A Sale You Can V
SALE STARTS FRIDAY
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S- - - SYtouthaverk re[ad abut TOAchan Os Sae
%,) I1anitng tes. One of the imp ica orn develop. OHA EL MC OAC h
ments that has been launched ih benh d c
-the newv funds is the- employment of Editor Mtanning Times, x
~ntered at the l1ostollice at Manning 'anbdditional woman clerk in the Gentlemen. It
as Second-Class Mlatter. Buireau of Vital Statistics in Columbia, Please allow mte space in your paper tha
to furnish the Bui'eau of Child Hy- to mention briefly somethings about ten
gien ith a arge volume of specialing a o et e
tppel & Shope, Proprietors. datar and statistics in connection with and cn the n o e hat. reh ti o
mte ywork i South C i had timeto rite haa real letter, for I ao
contendbeen ihlossible, bue to the Thr
Appelt-----------------Editor lack of .sufficientn clerical labor, to se- 1ave much in minb pertaining to the I
s re this (detailed information hereto- market that I would like to get out I
.sfore, of my system before the public. But but
_ ---_ __ Te employmeInt of the special I must hurry and have a little "say" thec
clerk anthe Vital SttatRisticy ERsa and get through. I
l~iblshd Eer Wdneda w ant to thank athce tnoacc entrow sok
hasV MI leAy, aimntJyI oee M'mn. bys o thea way hrey aeiYou a V
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Published________tusopnd bgcorepndnryta iglygatedenoeetesdtahayhe5
hSubscriptioneIta render.serpiceyanr
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NIRS[ PROMOT[D t i ,3-.oein rm.
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l'rogriamii for Sonuth 'arolia $ t~L4,i.wt iInuc~lt- B NKO AX IL o
Al i Ruith Mloor'. dur~ing the past ~b tt lrai e .'' atr oae tPxilS . ttee
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erni t all .1fan: ,, ' ram..'' 1:u- ,e
out too h i a lIi.,, :1.-der hI pro-)efombns n an
of' ('onr- .'lu- r"po, tL-d 1o (Colum-- . -. -2:0 h
bia Alo, ein. mlornAno- 0o begi he olrt newe ~ )'tiIil o t.te('I-~~ .- .- - 4 1
wor'k which :ItIb, ape ou by.11 f~S~t'IglaueS diiEt(i n-~--29010)
her m' 'l coslti a~ wd ~ i ' :.f rs. RuthI ii ~s) l( i (5ii ca-C~k n ahies----621 1
A . 1)44h1, superv'x'isor' of thl~e bu reau . Ih''zIh elle 1)11i a tt-Ohrrsucs i . 10
A chIld ad malitirit y welfare IIIitte(olll'fjllliestahaCihsot..--------13 2
c'nt Pr :in ealch i'ounlty is to, beI one '. , 'E1(n(sls )'tt -224t5m
of th I1'sever al ultimat11e obe(jets of lreii'lIie tt('3 ic e IyaeV
Si' wIork ti 11 in- ondcted& by Miss Il(' 11.'''''AI......-$7I8.4dt
ivred for' he'alt h work she will di. aigIleg10 etxudt its t~ta I 1kfi Ii .000o0is
:Ic f t ' :h! nu--s that have -*~ .- -o l'l5t25).0ie
thle Stai '. ' B:'b l cofer ne11s and1 ---11
tflu sE's forl niothers1.- :11 to be' hIe'ld .
tIllns given to mfiilbvive3 an.d oth'e' ed- ('ll~iso ilw I 11'ii. t) id .. . .
M iss Ahoor-- is e'sp)eciaIlit Il itaeh 8 ~lt y..I 'l'e yn ~........... 2 094 h
IIIr herI wtork , slates' .A ls. l~li dR'
ye '1,1tV f l a ~ii' exp iene n ' h proinentl '4115 ll'1 ~ r'111 la itel .. S 1.'(fS uh C rlnfO
balby 'piliist ill CincinnatI i -and has heo' e(al',es .Sr~,ti
taken posit gradiluait e wor'k at si'everal 1I'tega i :115i tectCi'1': h tlli intclbtk n
TIhe appotsintetl)1 o f Miss Moorle 114l'I''11I I':'ij , 111 ''liiL' t 'i''ohiton If ad h'uass w T
to her' new worIIk compllJletes the ad- C
iin o~l(f fivi' new staff' wor'kemsirs ll .'b i )4Ek fs i ak
form the hu r'au oi(f childh hygiene in -- . . . Wll ( n ibc'bdbfr et
thmis stalt(', ma,1de possible by the Ill' E''.Ii4' . t'ml'y((1d ths ItI lly lfS tmle', 92. C
Shep'jherd-T-ownei' a(t. apprtoprliationls. i~ )8I~~r I~(''( : x011bcn.o~~ pot 11
Dr. W. P. Cornell has also been ap- hcg' rats slliLo hosNtiyPbi o .C a
pointedh as partt-time spe)cialist in 11( on.4Ciaoi nw s CretAts~-S lvrO~yn p
pediatm'ics. j "Swine opof t s isrtant deeop- JsoH potDrcos
HELP~
25 Sales People Wanted to help
us move a;mountain of Merch
andise In 14 Days of Selling.
:n? ~ yw M~ adi yu~qnot, c lQf't forget
La''k kZ Li~aSaeo vftai interetto ever rr~ "t" .
inning Bargains; a Sale Filled with Thrills and Surprises;
ood Merchandise at much lower cost than every expected.
oach this one in values or savings offered. We've simply
SO N!
and Bargain until your faith in them $50.00 GIVEN AWAY
OUR IDEA OF A SALE AND A BAR- Absolutely Free on Friday morning, October
dly there are no two words so greatly 6th, at nine o'clock, when the doors are thrown open
re have rever put on' a Sale witho t a to the public we will give the first fifty customers
rgain unless it represents an N- that enter this store a ticket good for one dollar if
continuous sale habit. The usual way applied on a five dollar purchase or over. Be in line,
>y name and then try to justify it by be on time, get your dollar ticket absolutely FREE.
the same motives exist. We have no
too much merchandise. We need
in any financial difficulty, even though
Id like, but when a merchant becomes o Fall
fore, we have resolved to make the
ng our profits, practice judicious econ- Millinery
urpose, truthful advertising and meri
ich our successful business has been On Friday morning, October 6th, at nine o'clock,
for this Sale as we believe in doing will be our Grand Fall Opening of the Latest Styles
it. BARGAINS as offered in this ad- of Ladies Millinery. Also a special feature showing
ese are but a small portion of what of the latest styles in Ladies' Suits and Dresses.
has been dragged to the Bargain Block These are all new arrivals, wonderful material and
ell Afford To Attend, latest Ftyles, all reduced in price and go in this Sale.
MORNING 9:00' O'clock
NMANNING;
1A N N 9South Carolina.
ndpoint. It is known to the public f f
a I was puts in the street. MYtrf
ij)Ctitors had everything their way v'I , c ' y.' lr r,
eIpt the farmers and the tobacco. .i*
vas preafictyd open ane a abovepo v . n e
t I would not stay in business over eje'
(lays or two getek at the outsic(k.
mG happy in telling the public that
like many other things they have
wlhas fallen by the Flay side. of the L Styles
sold around one million poundls, " t. ,
o not thinkf that our friends fteon
about half this amount with all
machinery of the old market.
t is a known fact that I took an
tio syt wasti the bsteet. my
mpethodtor hadlering theirme' way
acpo Ithearmen', and ne tao.3
vats pidon tnk boaver
m thorogy vtlindicthed inublc that
ail ike man er ting to hve
oratqetowihhsmat TeAtmbl hpweeH .Ctrnsold around one million pounds
muc o the famr o tins oldftbcoti er o i tieta amr r nodn hi o
abu hanolfies ont k wto alc nte tet
oaner or anthn ol haret.i r___________________
e islaonown Whatta I ht(oe hen
nmstan ewyith thehe ar ata othe ogoesa teei nteCmi lovlefu arswif ru
tonac syste wa ths Cnty ty u h aoiturd-ouebe-nn ude dlas r l
method grors ofdln the ameton's mtosi utvto.I(0ntIoldyi h aescinrae
aco. om resueavent heir obacc knwayhnihtota a u o eee ude.Mr lite i
I tsupnot, aswlla thn grw bac amr smc s etrsntrehnde nlogt-i
ne Mthorougy thdiatenk all ofyoathsofclitinalhadigfrmnarendevnihh.M.
working writhe petainin como This amuttosvnyfvpecetI.AAlsros M.Clin
ynofann sino hc art tea swl utvtda~ hnl ilmn tes n oe w ude
much in theftarmrs of this M on-g gv agrrtrsta e oryt h ce eto hs ete
rkone The buytiness maeo thid hadeonrhn fte ifrnei ea~ I~a bu ofre
rle apant that. Ive udoe haee ann' ovaeaels er~a Cs rirl l tJrlnmdifn
mn~et wift thmharty apre ova tme l uet hs h ete lsoft-crp n elzd rmtot he
townahlpe groer' f ihis orty gowr.ilber eot nhnr~l(olr p ce
iiolpnn growersahelSlet eo ngtamyaeaetiyarws helntad, latbdste
rigt, myeresu thathd nti wnanashgasaya ktinSuhao-misertngowgfnetobacco.
to tupport tat.el Mannn did agrowerbbyhihradrttesmsYu m stgovpenyo oa l
hrer pani, I thank did no wattmyouo ralsgoncniu-yums i obd od n u
worikineth. et n cm o st ann ilct yaeaethmoti o~ ies o v
l.r Ie arls( n th poe g( of) .isn ; th e lo oeohr mresta aeerypat. I ms tp
m, of Maenningfo the pacr toy ud( yexeine r~e's lr' oigthtCae~o a
ry ie n re-e tto shig the pr-Manningw ntig ht wl bosmliearsei 93
rkeo. h toil inessy menof thisgiaa lag rernpiace's ool Yusv yre etfl,
Indselfish arkev trtis twn;
ton .C W(pe 1to seure a0sightafor
A.dCendnt grwe and i'. mesS
kton .think thlad Mannbingig nt
vmarketit xitne
)urven are nible dbuin .!Cnreca)
n, hindl aewing o .' aord t
try ciitien t rightntdsl( the roe
dcofihitoicl in Iany-way hoe thatk
~vIb be to et arge Manning
we wilasl selro dicoial town;
(' iien are1(1 ifroa d o. inded. Me
Mr the C.eWlllg aond ur alypo-r, 'i
.fA. thi radham and betr. Joan it
kid 'ok v th ean ino bingtinh
vmaret hnop ouristenc me
wIn look l ptoad mthe tureda
nlt' hgehis inmpaorn seio havi
ientlnCt tobac keep23 conin toa
wiing. b etl thesltan le "Ause
t nh forei'ygxei arudlh aendpon
been fhri'earto dunclasiony towanr
a tat which can noed mos t inhs ' ' '
intyt's eto vhis imtt alem section, f
.retdome Count (opkep homin to 'w.~.~.
nidngba. Let cthea th(en"A
mly tosl the visitple Saoun Matin-, sd fteSo.hr yngtagipeo h uesadtmam
fo w hvesoe fasgod o-er.The AuoieShop where nig' new totasod artnda born.ilonpud