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"4 T HEES Dhe lianning tites. Publishes All County and Tiwn Of ficial Advertisements. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14, 1917 HIDES AND FURS ARE SELLING HIGH. SELL YOURS TO ABRAMS AND GET FULL WORTH. DON'T BE FOOLED BY STRANGERS INTO SELL ING FOR LOW PRICES. Hon. M. C. Galluchat? of Columbia is in Manning this week. We call special attention to the write-up of our traveling representa tive in this issue., Mr. Max Krasnoff of New York is in Manning looking after his busi ness. Messrs. J. H. Rigby and Bertram Weinberg attended the Shrine meet ing in Columbia last Friday. Dr. W. Scott Harvin has moved his family back to Manning, and they are occupying the A. I. Barron home. The editor enjoyed a pleasant visit from Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kennedy of Mouzon last Saturday. Seaman Frank Ward of the battle ship New Hampshire is visiting his sister Mrs. Joseph Yasney. Hon. Richard S. Whaley, congress man from the first District, is in town for the Fair. Hion. L. L. Baker, from United States Department of Agriculture, is in town for the Fair. J1. R. Clark, former Demonstration Agent for Clarendon County, but now of Richland County, is in town for the Fair. Mr. Joe Nimmer left yesterday for Charleston, where he went to get a car and dIrive back through the coun try. M'ur. Horace Thomas left Mondlay for St. Louis to huy a car loadl of mules for the well known stable of F. C. Thomas. ('apt. D~avis was taken quite ill while on his hunt last week near Cha rleston, and bad to be taken to the cit y for treat meat. Miss lHess iu Dickson was operated on hlast Thursdlay in the Columbia hospital for appendicitis. She is do ing nicely. FOR SA LE--FOne five room house known as the Frankie H odge house, in Manning, good location. Apply to 1. 1. Appelt , Manning, S. C. Mr. Walter K. If ill of the I lome Branc'h community has purchasedl the Robinson farm from the Levi Estate. This farm consists of about 200( acres (if extremely good land. IIDES AND) FURS ARE SEJLLING HEIGH. SELLJ YOURS TO ABRAMS AND GET FULL WORTH. D)ON' BE FOOLED) BY STRANGERS INTO SELL ING FOR LOW PRICES. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted J. E. A RANT, PH1. G. Optometrist, MANNING, S. C. 1 UMTER FOR DINNER California Lima Be'ans 30c Qt. California Black Eye Peas 25c Qt. California White Beans 30c Qt. Brozie Beans 25c Qt. B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery We have several inquiries for small farms near Davis Station. E. C. Horton & Charlton DuRant.-2t. Archie Barron had the misfortune of falling off of the Oil Mill Sun day morning during the fire, and while he was knocked unconscious for awhile, he sustained no broken bones, and other than being sore from the fall he is allright. Only 10 Avery Stalk Choppers now left in stock. Price for these is $45.00 each as long as they last after which the price will be raised to not less than $65.00 or more. W. P. LEGG. The hunters returned home Satur day with great tales to tell, but Her man Bradham was the only one that bagged a (leer. We have inquiry for three-horse farm near enough for small children to attend good graded school. E. C. Horton & Charlton DuRant.-2t. The room of the Bagnal house, and occupied by Mr. A. Abrams, was dis coveredl on fire last Saturday. The dlepalrtment put it out with little dlamage. We wvant 75 to 150 acre tract of land at $40 to $50 per acre near Paxville. E. C. Horton & Charlton DuRant.-2t. The Civie League wvill sell dinner at the Fair grounds on Friday. All who promised to give something for the diner wdil please send same to ('ivic League booth at the Warehouse by 12 o'clock. Thbe ( 'ivie League will meet at the ('ourt H ouse Monday afternoon, November 19th, at '4 o'clock. This is thbe time for the annual elect ion of (oflice'rs an aI fuill attendance is reqiuestedl. Don't forget the Florentine Musi cians at. the Aicolu Auditorium to morrowv (TIhursday ) night. Tlhis wvill be onie of the best entertainments ever in this section. Ylou will miss a great treat 'f you dIo no~t go. The class in domestic Ucience at the Manning ':oloredi ehool put up several jana of pu mpkl(in p~reserves this week. It was an (experiment but the preserves are as pretty and (Ie licious as those preserved from other fruits. They are raising funds to get a cooking stove for the school so that practical lessons in the theory of cooking can be had per schedule. F. E. Hlarvin, of Danvis Station, has charge of this wvork and is doing wvell. VALUABLE LA I have for sale all the Ian Turbeville wvhich consist of the I Tract 1. Two Hundred and or less, in and aroundI the town The Mercantile Store a besides a number of tenant hou: Also several other tracts c< and 3-10 acreu 96 acres and 56 A particufar (description ma prospective purchaser. SJ A. WINBRG, Tn CL( In coml bound t terest t( SU bought c placed a It will b but rem lOc. a pc We . can CLOTHI STORK'S DELICIOUS APPLES Everybody Likes 'em 30c,and 40c Dozen B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery Mr. Joseph Dickson has decided to go out of business at Alcolu, and is advertising his stock at cost. Read his ad. in this issue. This is an op portunity for those wishing to buy merchandise. Mr. and Mrs. William Berg of Sum ter were visitors to Manning Sunday. Mr. Berg is manager of the Wreck Store, the well known firm of that city, which has gained much recog nition in Clarendon through the col umns of The Times. Read their page ad in this issue. We have just received a line of nice Automobile Gloves. These gloves are intended for nothing but automobile driving and are of the very best quality. They are wool-lined with high cuffs. Come and see these be fore you think of buying a pair else where. They are beauties. Harvin Motor Co., Manning. The Clarendon County Fair opened today under unfavorable weather con ditions, though it is hoped the skies will clear away for tomorrow and Friday. The Fair house js full of fine exhibits and large crodds are expected to come. We will give a de tailed write-up of the occasion next week. Now in stock' a large quantity of very bright Red Rust Proof, Appler and Burt or 90 (lay seed Oats, also a lot of recleaned Wheat seed as fine as ever shown in Manning. It now takes from 4 to 6 weeks to get a shipment of grain here after the ordler is placed, so those that need seed Oats or Wheat had best buy quick. W. P. L4EGG. Tfhe special election held yesterday to fill the unexpiredl terms of mayor, two aldermen andl water wvorks com mision passed off quietly and with little interest manifested. The result of the election: TV. F. Coffey, mayor, without opposition; WV. M. Plowden, water works commission, without op position. There were three candi dlates for alderman, with twvo to be. elected. S. .J. Smith and HI. C. Mc Kelvey wvere successful. Mr. McKel vey leading Mr. Fred Lesesne. by three votes. NEW CROP~ CAPE COD) CRANBERRIES 20c Qt. B. B. BREE DIN'S Pure Food Grocery NDS FOR SALE ls belonging to Estate of S. C. ollowing: Fifty (250) acres, slightly more of Turbeville includling nd Two Good Residences ses. )ntaining 1 and '7-10 acres, 123 icres. y be obtained from me by any stee. Manning,.S. C. )TI IN( )arison to oth o follow high > buy now. N ITS AN.D' everal months nywhere near 1 Y 1918 before y amber 18 mont >und. Today 3 save you mc NG COM Died last Sunday morning at the home of Mr. E. C. Horton in Manning, Mx. James Reeves. The deceased re sided in the Fork of Black River and came to Manning Saturday a week ago, when on his way over here he drove into a wagon which excited him,. and the excitement brought on an attack of apoplexy, which he suc cumbed to without ever gaining con sciousness. The deceased was a well known and highly respected citizen of Clarendon. He represented our county in the legislature one term, and was a successful planter. The funeral services were held at his resi dence at eleven o'clock Sunday morn ing and the interment was in the family burying ground. ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES. A Window Full of BROZIE NUTS 20c lb. B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery Will Ar Another Mules Our. Buy selecting are expc ter part pay you it will t have hac The Prices Don't fo A-i Line Wagons Ask us about th F. ( ar necessitie; prices. It is 1 Ve have. a St OVERCO ,ago that cat he price we b ou will literal hs ago bacon octs. >ney NOW. ( PANY, SL STRAYED OR STOLEN. One setter Bird Dog disa'ppeared from my residence in the town of Pinewood about 15 days ago. Large size spotted setter, white with large brown spots. Will answer to the name of Monroe. Any pne who will locate this dog and notify me will get a good reward. He is a very handsome dog, well trained and a good retriever. S. B. KOFT, -2t-pd. Pinewood, S. C. n Services at the Methodist Church. Manning - Methodist Church, Dr. Watson B. Duncan, Pastor. Sunday School at 10:30 A. M., Mr. roseph " Sprott, Superintendent. Jyen's Bible Class at same hour, K n. Charlton DuRant, Teacher. Preaching at 11:30 by the Pastor. Subject: "The Forgiveness of In juries." This will be the Pastor's ast seron before leaving for the Annual Conference. Full reports from ill departments of the church work .vill be rendered at this service. All members are urged to be present. Young People's-Missionary Society rive Th Big Car of TI and H er is now' in y these animal icting the car of the week. to wait on thi >e one of the this' season. Will Be Rigi So Will t rget that we < of Farm ME ,Buggies, Har: . THOM lAP s, but it is bo your in ock of ATS Lnot be re >ught thtem .ly see this, was worth gall on. tis. MTER, S. C. HIDES AND FURS ARE SELLING HIGH. SELL YOURS TO ABRAMS AND GET 'FULL WORTH. DON'T BE FOOLED BY STRANGERS INTO SELL ING FOR LOW. iRICES. at 4 P. M., Mrs. W. B. Duncan, Lady Manager. Sunday School at Trinity at 3 -P. M. Preaching at 4 P. M. Prayer Service oaf' Thursday at 4 P. M. Public cordially invited to all ser vices. When You Think of FRUIT -CAKE. Call 186 and get the Best Fruit Cake Materials B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery s Week' lose Fine orses! it. Louis s and we the lat It will s car, as best we it-m he Terms ! ~arry an schinery, riess,etc.