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r-5 The Entir Grand Ope # . + To Our , i I Five months ago the g vacant lot Not a brick had been 1 not a single idea had been i ' Today, out of legions < other unavoidable delays gj people of Clarendon, Florei ested and competent obsen . most moderately priced sto I anywhere in the Carolinas L In making this announcement it is L IT IS HOPED TO MAKE ALDERMAN'S 20 Bfe BY INSPIRATIONAL, WE MEAN THAT r r FOR GRATIFICATION AND PRIDE ON THE PAI *te dpttpi? iVn RlftGER THINGS F( ur LiO X\J uv UUJ 1JU? ? _ BY EDUCATIONAL. WE MEAN THAT I* TO AFFORD A CONTINUITY OF HAPPY SURPRI | BY ECONOMICAL, WE MEAN THAT ITS ! i DISPLAY, AND SO MODERATELY PRICED AS ' IN SHORT, THE STORE SHOULD MEET i FIDENTLY EXPECTS, AS THE PEOPLE KNOW A ALDERMAN'S 20-STORES-IN-ONE, IS A VITAL F -STITUTION. Some Distinctive Fe: of the Store: t 30,000 square feet of floor space, the 1 stores 20x75. Electric elevator. Electric fans throughout the building Separate rest rooms for white and col Fourteen separate and distinct departn lows: Wholesale Groceries, Retail Groceries, ! with Refrigerating Plant, Hardware, Plows, ] raents, Etc., China, Crockery, Glass and Alun Jewelry and Silverware, Millinery, Infants' Depa niture, Dry Goods, Men's and Boys' Clothes and Womens' and Children's Ready-to-Wear, Shoef All goods plainly mark All goods priced on a c month for all purchases pr< Where customers desir cash price. And a flat cha Plowden will be in charge < All accounts will draw Our Motto:?"A STORE C Our Slogan:?"YOU SEE I' I Al/lon ruui/i J ^ MANNING LDE 20 St Manni e Public Is Mo ining, 0 Band Music The Public: r round now occupiei mil ah t. nnt a laborer 7 formed as to the stoi of strikes at producii ilore, we have great ice, Sumter and Will rers say is the finest ck of brand new, ui fitting that we should give a f P< i-STORES-IN-ONE A REAL INSTITM THE STORE SHOULD, IN ALL OF I IT OF EVERY PUBLIC SPIRITED CI )R OURSELVES AND OUR COMMUN TS SEVERAL LINES OF MERCHANT SES AND REAL REVELATIONS. STOCK SHOULD BE SO DIVERSIFIE TO VALUES, THAT A REAL SAVINi THE PUBLICS EXPECTATION AND ND APPRECIATE A GOOD THING W ACTOR IN THE GROWTH OF OUR C t A L.. ?ures h re* Feat I e OA Goods equal of 20 . , have advanced benefit of thes lasts. Grand lored women. st">'' and p"' lentB, as fol- . Shaplt Heat Market ^ toolsFarm Imple- Diamo linum Ware, . Weste: irtment, Fur- etc., in cold st Furnishings, Sunbe 5. I . Roods, jellies, ] ed. Same price to a ash basis. Charge a 3vious month, e to buy on time (we rge of 8 per cent for )f the supply busines intererst of 8 per ce OMPLETE WITH MER r FIRST AT ALDERM 9 / tnnfi7c matt o . CHARLES G) '' * - ' v"- - ?i&JifiA IRMAr ores in One, ng, So. Car 4 st Cordially Invited to ctober 31st, and Other Attractions i by Alderman's 20-Stores-In-C employed, not a line drawn on ~ m ~ i A re, its furnishings, or concerns, ug centers, a market famishing 1 pleasure in presenting on Octi liamburg counties, and the pep and mo& modernly equipped >-to-date, firft class and di^ticl general statement of the policy of Alderman's 2 3LICY: 1 ION, SERVING THE PUBLIC IN AN INSPIRATIONAL, E TS SEVERAL PHASES, (MERCHANDISE, APPLIANCES, TIZEN (WHITE AND COLORED) IN CLARENDON AND ( ITY THAN WE HAVE EVER DONE BEFORE. )ISE SHOULD BE SO DISTINCTIVE, UP-TO-DATE, ADAP D AND COMPLETE IN ITS ASSORTMENT, AND SO CC G IN MONEY, TIME AND ENERGY SHALL ACCRUE T< -FILL A LONG FELT WANT". TO DO THIS, IT WILL HEN THEY SEE IT AND THEY REALIZE THAT THE SU COMMUNITY SPIRIT AND INDUSTRIAL LIFE AND IS, ' M *V m _ i or the Distinctive ures oi the Stock: were bought early in June. Since then prices " I 15% to 40%. Our customers will get the *or se early purchases as long as present stock a^e coloi Rapids Furniture, and full assortment of ? J >ular designs. ?igh's hardware and "Diamond Edge" CutJohn Deere Agricultural Implements. >nd and Mansfield tires. % )X and rn and native meats, fowls vegetables fruits Serg orage. am, WhiteRose and Heinz brands of canned and preserves pickles, etc. wedt I ,11. Pay only the price marked, iccounts must be paid in full i i refere here to the supply trad< interest and other carrying cha S3. (*i J_ ll... nt. per annnm alter maturity. CHANDISE AND REPLETE WITH II AN'S*" ZU-StoresWOODS, Manag'e - ' - ? . . L ?4'S I % ? Attend Our f i 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. ' ! f # > ? . ' 1'. \ ( , v )ne, in Manning, S. C., was a the plan for the building, and for materials of all kinds, and ober 31st, 1919, to the good pie in general, what disinterstore and the mo? complete, tive merchandise to be found O-Stores-In-One, Manning, S. C.: * i ' ' DUCATIONAL AND ECONOMICAL CAPACITY, eppvirrc METHODS AND PERSONNEL"). BE A CAUSE :ONTIGIOUS COUNTIES; A REAL INSPIRATION TO ALL TABLE, COMPLETE, COMPREHENSIVE AND USEFUL AS NVENIENT FOR INSPECTION AND SELECTION IN ITS ) THE PUBLIC. NEED THE PUBLICS CO-OPERATION, WHICH IT CONCCESS OF A STORE, SUCH AS IT IS HOPED TO MAKE THEREFORE, IN A VERY REAL WAY, A PUBLIC IN"; House of Kuppenheimer Clothes, Manhattan Shirts, son Hats, Wilson Bros. Furnishings and Boyden Shoes men. Infant Department complete, dainty and serviceable. * A complete, distinctive and serviceable line of ses, coats, hats, etc, for children. "DOUBLEBILT" Boys* Clothing. Boys' and Girls' "KAYNEE" Wash Suits, Blouses, pers, Etc. Colors guaranteed not to fade. Women and Misses.?Stylish, charming and serviceSuits, Coats, Dresses, all in the newest materials and s. New models received each week. Gossard Corsets, inery, "Plume" brand underwear, (silks and cotton), yser" brand knit underwear. A complete Dry Goods Department filled with every? a woman needs. A beautiful, handsome and serviceable line of fancy staple goods in Silks, Satins, Georgettes, Crepe de Chine, i's. Batiste, Ginghams, h'tr., Jfctc. Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass, Hand Painted China numerous novelties of the latest design, also suitable for ling, birthday and holiday gifts. > / No more, no less, lot later than the 10th each s) they will pay the marked, or ,rges will be made, Mr. Will "JTEREST." In-One, S. CAR. v r ,-v,. v . -iii*fliTi<