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COATS?Polo Cloth, Tail, Gi t
French Flue J
Camels Cloth, Tail, Browi
Silvertone, Navy Green au
Yelour, Navy, Tan, Pekin. .5
Jersev, Brown, Copen, Taup
SUIT S?Tricotine Navy
) Brown i
Serges, Navy, Copen, Tai
Brown ^
Jersey, Brown, Blue an<
pen i
Gaberdine, Navy, Brown, $
SKIRT S?Minuette, Bead
Blue . $!
Baronette Satin, Orange,
and Blue.-.,...... . $
Frantlsa^Copeii, White..!
Silk Faile, Flesh, Whit*
Blue. J
Crepe de Chine, White
Woolen Skirts,. SoMd Color
Plaids, Fancy and Plain..
SHIRT WAISTS?Georgettes
and long Sleeves, both hai
machine made
Organdie, Blue, Orchid,
and White
Voile, White and Colored
hand and machine made.
DRESSES?Crepe de Chine,
v Blue and Black I
TaJffeta, Black, Blue, Brown
Green, Taupe, in all sizes,
Georgette, figured and plain
Messaline, Black, Brown,
and Taupe
Charmeuse, Black, Blue
Crepe Meteor, Black, Blue..
Satin, Black, Brown, Blue..
Gingham, Plain and Fancy,
and Solid Colors
INFANTS AND CHIL
A full line* of Baby Access
Petticoats, Flannels, Shirts ?
Bibs, Kimonas, Eiderdown Sle
Bootees. Hand Embroidere
Carriage Robes and Bibs, Cel
bon Novelties.
A beautiful line of Organdi<
to $11.50. Voiles; pink, yellc
and white trimmed with Gin
$12.75.
Net Dresses, white, $10.00 t<
Also a beautiful line of Gi
at from $1.65 to $5.75.
MILLINERY
^ Plain Tailored Hats? all col<
Dressy Hats, Straw, Braid,!
Taffeta, $10.00 to $25.00.
Beutiful line of Ribbons, B
Fruits, Ornaments and Feat
made Hats.
FURNITURE, RUGS AN
FURNISHING
.. A most complete assortment
on&bly priced.
Bed Room Suites, Period an
hogany, $250.00 to $850.00; T
to $450,00; Oak, $100.00 to $3'
TVoyHrvkhps Oalr and \fahf
T T UAVU VK/V^ Vf ^ _ , ? . ,,
$85.00.
Rugs, Axminster, $65.00 t<
pestry Brussels, $37.50 to $t
$100.00 to $150.00; Ores and
$30.00; Linoleum and Cong<
$27.50.
Telephones; Manager's Office,
ALDE
J. H. WALL, Manager
SD SPRI
ear and Milliner?
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invited to the following which is only a
ALDERMAN'S 20 Stores In One. Remember
LR Mattresses, Princess
jy and ket, $30.00.
$23.00 to $47.00 I)ining Room Suits, (
ti and Oak, .$150.00 to $300.00
$47.50 to $08.75 Lace Curtains, splei
id Co- to $11.50 per pair.
. $23.50 to 42.50 Gurney Refrigerato
$26.00 to $42.50 Block's Baby Carris
e, $25 to $37.50 color.
and A lot of odd pieces D
>50.00 to $95.00 Columbia Grapliono
l and graphs, and a full stoc
S35.00 to $57.50 ords; also needles and
1 Co- A full line of Brass ai
?37.50 to $50.00 Bags, Suit Cases, Etc.
87.50 to $95.00 Picture Frames mad
h and of Picture Mouldings.
33.75 to $42.50 TO
White Kiddie Cars, Auto
26.25 to $42.50 $4.50 to $16.50.
JS2.50 to $43.50 Dolls and Doll Carr
and ; Toys.
?21.50 to $27.00 * DRY GOODS I
$22.50 This department, is
s and _ values and we most cc
$12.50 to $27.50 spection?we take pie
;, short Our piece goods are
id and Silks, Dress Trimming
. $3.85 to $20.00 Percales, Ginghams, L
Flesh New Spring Voiles,
.$3.75 to $6.00 designs, new colorings
i botJi inches wide, t>Uc to $z.i
. $2.25 to $10.00 36 inch Poplins, a'
White at $1.25 the yard.
j>29.50 to $85.75 30 inch China Silk,
, Grey ^ quality, 90c the yard.
$18.50 to $55.00 Flowered Georgette;
i$37.50 to $47.50 and $4.50 the yard.
Slue 36 inch Crepe de Chi
$24.00 to $62.50 est shades, regular $3.
$68.00 to $87.50 36 inch Taffeta, new
$42.50 to $78.75 36 inch Georgette Cr
$25.00 to $75.00 $3.00 value, special at
Plaids Satin Militaire, 36 i
.$3.00 to $15.00 colors, extra quality, $
DEBITS Draperies, 35c to $2
on&s?Dresses, Nice line of Toilet A
!tttao + oik> cone molko a 9t11tpplora.1
} W Ctttci Oj VU|/Oj OXLV/lMl*^ XXUV4X vwfcj A
tepers, Sacques, Houbegant, Cashmere
d Pillow Slipg let, Palmolive.
luloid and Rib- MEN'S AND BOY
Styleplus Clothes, j
s Dresses, $3.75 styles, and snappy fat
>w, blue, white Kuppenheimer Tail<
gham, $4.00 to Boys' Suits, $12.00 a
Stetson Hats, $8.00 ;
3 $13.25. Straw Hats and F
ngham Dresses blocks and Weaves, $
Manhattan Shirts, a
Altaian's Neckwear,
>rs, $3.75 to $18 Robert Reis Hosier
Lace, Satin and Robert Reis Underv
Complete line of (
raids, Flowers. Work Shirts, $1.25 anc
hers for hand to $1.50.
SH<
D HOUSE Our Spring Shoes ?
8 For ladies we carry
; and most reas- line in Oxfords and P
models from AA to D
d Colonial, Ma- For men we carry i
Walnut, $250.00 and Barry's.
00.00 . We also have a line
)gany,$37.50 to Children's Pumps and
petition.
) $100.00. Ta- An expert salesman
>5.00; Wilton's, in and let us show you
Matting, $8.50 JEWELRY, SIL1
)leum, $10.00 to NOVE
Sterling Silver Kniv
234; Cashier's Office, 239; Grocery, 237;
to-Wear, 238; Wholesale
RMAN'S, 2 O
s
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/, March 24th to
Birds'-eye view of the immense stock of E
this is distinctively an EVERYBODY'S Store!
> Felt, best on the mar- lee Tea Spoon
Cream Sets $1
jrolden Oak and Fumed $50.25 to $105.
>. 50-Year Con
idid assortment, $1.00 Spoons lee Te
to $20.50 per s
rs, in all sizes. Best grade <
iges, in any style and pieces, $40.00
31 pieces, $8.0
ining Room Furniture. Safety Razo
las and Edison Phono- Ever-Ready, $
>k of all the latest rec- Diamond E<
repair parts. Embroidery Sc
nd Metal Beds, Trunks, Etc., 25c and i
Cut Glass?"
le to order; a full stock $5.50; Fern Di
Clocks?Fre
YS $3.75'to $15.00
mobiles, Irish Mails, Jewelry?W
and Ingersoll'
iages and lots of other Brooches, Bar
Bags, Slyer
LND NOTIONS Beads, Rraceh
brim full of excellent HARDWAI
>rdially invjj;e your inasure
in showing you. A good asso
the season's newest in while they- la
s, White Goods, Voiles. Shingles, $10.
aces Embroideries Etc. $13.00 per M.
Chiffon Voiles, French A complete 1
, splendid qualities, 40 ments, such e
>0 the yard. Drag Harrow
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11 shades, good quality, Syracuse jl uru
Builders Ha
evening shades, heavy Just received
Fence?all hei
s, 40 inches wide, $3.75 Auto Access
Diamond and
ne, in the season's new- Pumps, Spring
00 value, special $2.25. For the hou
spring shades, $2.25 yd. Pyrex, Alumi
epe, all shades, regular Crockery, Bar
$2.25 the yard For anythin
nches wide, white and Flour?Fern
3.65 the yard. Swift's Lar
1.25 the yfcrd. Butter. Eggs
rticles and Perfuipery: Coffee?Lor
lmye, Violette, Mavis, White Rose au
Bouquet, Italian Vio- Fruits?Apj
nanas, Chryst*
S' FURNISHINGS Lemons, Raisi
all sizes in the latest Candies?Ni
>rics, $35.00 and up. and Milk Bare
>red Suits, $50.00 up. Cake?Corb;
iit^ Cereals?Bu
LIU U|/? _ _
and up. Flakes, Korn
'anamas in the latest Health Bran, <
3.00 to $12.00. Cream of Whe
11 sizes $3.00 to $8.00. Specils?Pr<
, $1.00 to $5.00. Pudding, Con
y, 50c to $1.50. Sugar, Pickles
pear. . I
3veralls. $2.75, Men's Western anc
1 up; and Sun Hats 50c ed Poultry, N
of all kinds, S
JES con... Fish ev(
ire arriving daily. ALDERMAN*
the famous Red Cross Located in 1
limps, in all the latest Brooks and J
door to the ne
i full line of Boyden's pared to furnh
-1- 1 - ?T_ _1
si Die wiiDiesiiii
of Ladies', Misses' and stock on han<
Oxfords that defy com- Flour, Lard, (
bacco, Cigaretl
to fit your feet. Come per Bags, Libl
our stock. Goods, Etc. C
VERWARE AND We expect t
LTIES vator in operal
es, Forks, Table Spoons ing.
Hardware, 59; Dry Goods, 236 Shoes,
Grocery, 257.
STORES IN
NING I
March 26th
VERYTHING for EVERYBODY, in
.s, Tea Spoons and Sugar and
4.25 the set and up. Pitchers,
00. Vases, $38.50 to $67.50.
imunity Knives, Forks, Table
a Spoons, Soup Spoons, $4.20
et.
>" ri i aa J 1A1
jnina JJinner oets, yy ana jluj.
and up. China Dinner Sets,
0 and up.
rs and Blades, Gillette, $5.00;
1.00.
Ige Cuttlery?Pocket Knives,
issors, Shears, Butcher Knives,
\Fases, $18.00; Mayonaise Sets, II
shes, $8.00. * vA;;r;fi /
nch Ivory, $3.50; Mahogany,
; Alarify $1.50 to $7.75. >' 3 ? j
atch Chains^ Klgm, Walthapi
Watches;' Bitigfe, WatchFobsJ
Pins, Bracelets, Silver Hand
Vanity and Card Cases, Jet
3ts, Etb.
IE AND AGRICULTURAL
MACHINERY
rtment of nails, 7 l-2c per lb.
At. Cypress and Red Cedar
00 to $13.50 per M...Laths
ine of John Deere Farm Implets
Cultivators, Disc Harrdws,
s, Cotton and Corn Planters,
i Plows and Repair Parts,
irdware, Diamond Edge Tools,
a car load of American Wire
ghts.
lories?a complete line, such as
Mansfield Tires, Springfield ,
?S, Etc. ^
isehold we have a full line of
num Ware, Enameled Ware,
iges, Heaters, Etc.'
g in Hardware, see us.
x Self Rising; Pansy Plain,
d, Bacon, Hams, Cheess and
A rinlirarf IViVvn ft OTP Q YY\ RAfiMll.
Li \JCL? V \^JL L j i.TJLVULV^A U.JU1J
id Morosa fine blends.
Dies, Oranges, Grapefruit, Bailized
Pineapple and Cherries,
ns, Prunes, Apricots Peaches,
unnally's, Hershey's Almond
i.
y's, Irving, National,
ckwheat, Pailcake Flour, Corn
Krisp, Shredded Rrumbles,
Oatmeal, Grape Nuts, Postum, . <
at, Wheat Cereal, Noodles. y
unier Salad Dressing, Cocoa
fectioner's Sugar, Granulated
;, Vegetables, Mince Meats.
dEAT MARKET
1 native Meats, Live and Pressorfolk
select Oysters, Sausage
wift's Premium Hams and Baity
Friday.
S WHOLESALE GROCERY
( Ka TTa+pJ Wrildiner. corner I
IUV VA\A AJkvrvv*
I
forth Boundary Streets, next
w store building. We are presh
your groceries at lowest pose
prices, and have a complete
i. Rice, Sugar, Grits, Meal,
forn, Oats, Wheat Shorts, Totes,
Roofing, Candy, Paper, Paby
McNeill and Libby Canned
)an also furnish drop shipments
o have our new Passenger Eleaon
by the Grand Spring Open236
Market, 235; Ready- 4
ONE, *
LNNING, SOUTH CAROLINA