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Ai } Ehe M inin imes. Published Every Wednesday A PP ELT & SHOPE . Proprietors F. M. SHOPE, ...Business Manager I. I. APPELT .-........... Editor MANNING, S. C., NOV. 20, 1918 Mr. W. T. Lesesne transacted busi ness in Columbia on Monday. A fine lot of Horses and Mules just arrived at Coffey & Rigby's. The time for paying town taxes ex pires December st. Sailor Bertram Weinberg spent last Sunday with his parents in Manning We have just the Horse or Mule to suit you. Coffey & Rigby. Dr. W. S. iarvin spent last Sunday in Orangeburg. Mrs. Max Krasnoff and son of New York are visting friends in Manning. Mrs. Henry Slater, of Orangeburg, spent the week-end here. Miss Lila Briggs of Summerton is the guest of the Misses Hirschmann. FRUIT CAKE TIME IS HERE We have the best of Fruits for your Cake. Cleaned Currants. Fancy Leghorn Citron. Glace Cherries. Sun Maid Seeded Raisins. Thompson's Seedless Raisins Dromedary Golden Dates. Glace Orange Peel. Glace Lemon Peel. Fancy Shelled Almonds. Fancy Lar'ge Washed Bra zils. No. 1 Soft Shell California 1918 Crop Walnuts. California Soft Shell Al mondis. South Carolina Pecans Baker's Canned Coconut. Fancy Cluster Raisins. Sun Beam Cranberry Sauce. Everything to insure your success with your holiday cooking can be had at Pui'e IF00I Crocery Pastime THIANKSG Thursday, (Amei's Fo4'SIkrem EMILY roles has mfadle a ii(trem tecoulntry. The ab)ove very best, and~ if you IT treat. Show Qpr Prices 2 1 4,44, Our Every M Models, ir Young M Serges, B meres. F Price $11 Fancy Evaporated Peaches 25c lb. Fancy Evaporated Apples 25c lb. Fancy Oregon Prunes 25c lb. B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery S. Oliver O'Bryan spent yesterday ir. Greeleyville. Licut. J. D. 'O'Bryan, of Camp Han cock, spent Saturday here with his lrother, S. Oliver O'Bryan. Mrs. Will McIntyre, of Charleston, is the guest of the family of Mr. J. E. Reardon. Come and see our immense line. It's a pleasure to show them. COFFEY & RIGBY. Miss Corinne Barfield is in Sumter attending a conference of Red Cross Home Service Workers. Mrs. Willie Rawlinson of Davis Station, is visiting her >rother, De tective Shorter in Columbia. Lieut. Bates Gerald, wh-) has been home on a fifteen-day furlough, re turned to Camp Hancock on Monday. We have a first-class lot of Driv ing and Saddle Horses in our barns. COFFEY & RIGBY. Died last Thursday at his home in Salem, Mr. Sam Powell. The deceased had pneumonia. Judge John S. Wilson left on Sun day morning for Ridgeland, where he is holding court this week. P. H. Arrowsmith, Lsq, of Lake City, was a visitor to Manning yes terday. We have just unloaded a car of ex tra fine Buggies. COFFEY & RIGBY. Sergeant .Jake Iseman was called home last week on account of the ill ness of his father. Heo returnedl to camp Sunday. Mr. T. G. Player, of Turbevill2, was a wvelcome visitor to our office on Fri (<ay. Mr. Player is proprietor of the G;orm n Tobacco Warenouse at Olan tn, an he is of the opilnion that there is another goodl year ahen:1 for the. to. baccupipAnter. GET BUSY Make that Fruit Cake NOW. Get the Material from B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery Theatre, IVING D)AY Nov. 28th, >st Screen Actress.) STEVENS In Is World" a p~ortrayer' of emotional nd(ouS reputation aill over prlodulctionl is one of her iss it you will miss a big is 7:30 P. M. n, Young hITS and Lines of Suits and Overcoats Ln from 16 to 60. We have Mili 1 Green, Blue and Brown Broa en, and we have in Conservati lack Broadcloths, Blue, Blacli 'or Particular Men. s Range from 1.00 SUITS < ABR Mr. J. B. Hudnpl, a former Manning citizen, was re-elected mayor of Olan ti on the 12th, by a big majority over his opponent, L. L. Thomas. Don't forget that everything we sell is guaranteed to be just as repre sented or money refunded. COFFEY & RIGBY. Mr. T. L. Bagnal will move his fam ily to Manning in a few (lays, and they will occupy the McKay house on Cemetery street. 'The Guiding Sun", a colored pa per, has been established in Manning, find made its first appearance last Friday evening. Rev. N. S. Gillespie is the editor, and The Times has the contract to print it. Knox Gelatine, Jiffy Jell, and Jello can be found at B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery B' HA " t0 Bu Men, B OVERCOAl Are Complete. We have a Sui tary Models, Paddocks an dcloths and other Fancy~ Ma ve Patterns, Blue, Black j Brown and Grey Worsteds $65.00 SUI AMS. Fancy Oregon Jonathan Apples Florida Grape Fruit and. Oranges Virginia Apples California and -Sicily Lemons B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery Dodie Rich, colored, wife of Mack Rich, was taken to the Columbia hos pital this morning to undergo a se rious operation. For Sale-Two Milch Cows, Dixie Blight Proof and Wannamr.ker's Big Boll Cotton Seed; both at $2 per bush el. H. K. Beatson, R. F. D. No. 2. Manning, S. C. The banks of our county :are making wonderful showings considering the fact that no ccttor. is being moved. .. AR t to Please ,d Sporty terials for md Grey and Cash TS. Clarendon is surely in line for a pros perous Winter and Spring. Mr. John Bagnal attended the fun cral of his cousin, Mr. Heyward Scott, in Kingstree Sunday afternoon. The deceased was about 27 years old, and at the time of his death was a soldier at Camp Jackson. He was taken sud denly ill while at his home, and died in a few hours. The Thomas Live Stock Company received their seyenth car load of Mules yesterday. Mr. Horace Thomas, the manager of this company, informs us that they can sell these mules much cheaper than the other cars received, os the government has gone off the mule market, thereby causing mules to drop in price. For your Marshmallow Filling use Hipolite Creme B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery 2106 E. 010 '1**. 0ann0E Just Arrived A large shipment Chase & Sanborn's Seal Brand Cof fee in 1, 2' and 3 pound tins. You don't know what good' coffee is until you try Seal Brand. Seal Brand is guaranteed to please you or your money will be refunded. B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery Eyes Examined Glass'e Fitted J. E. ARANT, PH: G. Optometrist, MANNING, S. C. -. o o 66 0 *1*