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MANNING. S. C.. 31 LY 22, 190,;,. Publishes All County and Town Of ficial Advertisements. Advertisers will please re member that copy for a change of ad. MUST be in this othee by Saturday Noon in order to insure i)ublication the following week. PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES at ARANT'S DRUG STORE Mrs. W. M. Turner is visiting rela tives in Tennessee, S. Oliver O'Bryan, Esq., left yester day for Glenn Springs. Mr. Joseph Spratt is spending his vacation at Glenn Springs. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Legg left Mon day on a visit to Tennessee. Mr. David Levi and family left this morning for the Isle of Palms. Miss Elizabeth Dove of Sumter is visiting Miss Mattie Venning. Hon. Josheph F. Rhame has re turned home from his summer vacation. Automobile repairing, plumbing, gas engine oil, and gasoline, at J. S. Bell's. Miss Alleen Aull of Allendale is in Manning visiting Mrs. Shelby Davis. Go to J. S. Bell's to get gas engine oil, and gasoline, and all kinds of re pairing. Until further notice the office of the county supervisor is over the Bank of Manning. The court house commission meets today to open the bids from the con tractors. Mrs. Simon Iseman and daughter, Miss Lucille, left this morning for Sul livan's Island. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Harvin and daughter, Miss-Clara, are so-journing in the up-country. Mrs. J. L. Wilson and children left Monday to visit relatives in Spartan burg aJpd Greenville. Contractor S. M. Reardon is putting up a temporary office for the clerk of court on the court house square. The Ladies Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. S. J. Bowman Friday July 31, instead of.the 24th. -The Manning Epworth League will serve ice cream and cake on the court house square Friday July 24, from 6:30 p. m. to 10. It is reported there will be a new dry goods firm established in Manning be fore the 1st, of September made up of hustling young men. Labor contracts drawn under the new contract law now on hand at THE *TIMEs office at 5 cents a piece, or 50 cents per dozen. Captain and Mrs. W. C. Davis have *written to friends here, from St. Paul, Minn., reporting a glorious time, and they are now at Yellow Stone Park. Let there be a big meeting here next Saturday to make arrangements for the old soldier encampment. Everybody should take a deep interest in these arrangements. Mr. A. J. Rigby has recently pur chased a "Red Devil" Ford automobile which runs as smooth as an electric car. This pretty car makes "Phonza" awfully nice with the girls. The great picnic at Beulah comes off next Saturday, at which there will be a number of speakers. In all probability every candidate who can possibly find the time will be at this picnic. The Al colu Railroad Co. will run special trains to connect with the A. C. L. Timmonsville's Gala Day July 29th is to be a big day in Timmonsville. Horse racing, base ball and exhibition drill. Over 300 dollars in prizes will be given away. Don't fail to go if you want to have a big time for one day. Music by a good 15 piece band all day. The building movement in .Manning is getting somewhat contagious, as we hear there are quite a number contem plating the improving of old homes, and the building of new ones. There will be spent in the nears future not less than $125,000 in Manning, which should breathe new life into the nostrils of trade. We direct attention to three more can didates cards in this issue, E C. Thames for Magistrate at Manning, E. D. Hodge for Sheriff, and W. A. Dyson for Coroner. The time is getting short, and there must be rmore candidates or the funds for running the primary will be short. DJo not be bashful, if you want an office, to say so, you are not going to get it, un less the voters want you. There seems to be considerable dis satisfaction among some people over the present title to the school house lot, and covert threats are being made to enjoin the trustees from beginning work on the building until the title has been changed from its present owner ship to the district, without reser vations. Then too, these persons in sist upon tbe name of the school being changed, most of them however, never have been enthusiastically in favor of the improvement. If the-Foreston section continues dis covering curiosi~ties, it will become known as the land of freaks. Mr. C. T. Ridgeway brought to Manning and turned over to Dr. To'dd, a glass jar containing several snakes together with the shells of the eggs the snakes were hatched from. A son of Mr. Ridgeway pjlowed up a nest of snake eggs, they were the size of large bird eggs, and he destroyed all but three, these he -put in a fruit jar without water, and screwed down the top. In the course of a few days three small snakes were born in the jar, and are growing right along. It is wonderful how these rep tiles can thrive without air, food or Married last Wednesday evening a Panola, by Rev. J. B. Kershaw, .Tr.., a the home of Miss Fannie Holladay. th bride's aunt. Mr. E. B. Brown and Mis Belle Holladay, daughter of Mr. S. P Holladay. The groom is one of Man ning's popular young men, and is a lax student. The bride is wellknown an< has a number of warm friends. Mis Holladay for a long time assisted he father in the oflice of Superintenden of Education. They will make thei home in Manning. Mr. A. Davis, Jr., and daughter o Washington, D. C., are in Manning with a view of bidding on the nev court house and school house. Mr Davis is connected with two of the largest contracting firms in the coun try, they make public buildings a spec ialty. He recently finished a handsom< court house at fockingham, N. C., an the citizens presented him with a mas sive silver-headed cane, made of Jeru salem palm. In looking over the plan: Mr. Davis gives it as his opinion that both the school and court house are e. cellent, buildings which will be appre ciated. Mr. Davis and daughter are stopping at the Hotel Central. The St. Paul, Minn., Dispatch con tains the following item. Perhaps it's just the Southern way, but it's the most delightful way in the world-I mean, of course, the way the Southern visitors speak of St. Paul, Mrs. W. C. Davis, Manning, S. C.. one of the two women who came with the Carolinian temple, was spokeswomar for a group of Southerners at the Ryan this morning. "Your city is charm ing. There's new beauty every way I look and new interest every day. I have traveled about a good deal, too. I've seen all our cities from New York to Foreston. and I like St. Paul the best of them all." And oh for a type writer that could reproduce Mrs. Davis soft, rich voice and South Carolina accent. A Patriotic Call. To the Sons of Confederate Veterans: Pursuant to the call made last week we had a small meeting of the Sons of Veterans last Saturday. I believe every patriotic son of a Confederate Veteran in Clarendon county will be willing to do whathe can towrads help ing the old veterans have a good time on their encampment at Brewington Lake on the 6th and 7th of August. Acting under this belief I have decided as Commander of our County Camp, after consulting with some of our patri otic sons of veterans, to appoint several committees, and request them to meet in the hall of the Woodmen, over Levi's store, at Manning, on Saturday the 25th, inst., at 11 o'clock, for the purpose of organizing and going ahead to make the encampment a success. I hope every man whose name is on a committee, as well as other sons of veterans, will be present next Satur day. Committee on grounds and comfort I. V. Plowden. chairman; E. C. Cos rey, B. 0. Cantey. E. R. Plowden, T. L. Bagnal. Committee on refreshments-W. E. Jenkinson, chairman; B. A. Johnson, Louis Levi, E. B. Brown, and Alfonsa J. Rikby. Committee on fish-S. M. Reardon, chairman; A. P. Burgess, W. F. Har rington, S. W. Evans, J. W. Heriot, and W. R. Evans. Committee on transportation-W. M. Plowden, chairman; A. C. Bradham, E. 1. Browne, R. C. Wells, and D. C. Shaw. Committee on speakers, to confer first with the Veterans before any peakers are invited-Charlton Dui Rant, chairmr.n; J. McSwain Woods, nd James M. Windham. Committee on finance--A. I. Barron, hairman; David Levi, I. 1 Bagnal, llison Capers, Dr. L. C. Stukes, S. W. Icntosn, D. Luther Green, John J. pps, T. Parker Brown,- Dr. Frank Harvin, Dr. Charlton Gamble, R. W. Wheeler, Joseph S. Du~ant, J. M. ontgomery, and Joe M. Bradham. The committee on grounds and com ort are supposed to look after getting ome temporary tables, see about plenty f good water, provide shelter in case f rain and anything which is procur ble that will add to the comfort of the eterans. The committee on refreshments are upposed to provide plenty of ice lem >ndade. The fish committee will know whas s expected of them. The committee on transportation are upposed to arrange means of transpor ation from Manning or Wilsons for hose veterans who are unable to get way to go to the grounds. The committee on finance are sup osed to solicit and receive contribu tions to defray any expenses which ay be necessary to carry ous the hole plan of making the encampment a success, and I hereby nominate and apoint Joe M. Brapham as treasurer f that committee, who will receive all ontributions sent to him and see that ame are expended under the proper uthority. The old Confederate Veterans, at heir last meeting in the court house, hen they decided to have this en ampment expressed a desire that we join with them, so that every son of Confederate Veteran who did service for the Confederate States is invited to e at tife encampment with well filled askets. Come and bring your wives and daughters. Mr. James M. Windham is our eml ient secretary and will enroll the ames of all Sons of Veterans who are eligible to membership. The ranks of the old soldiers who did ctive service are getting thiner every year, and we have an opportunity of giving them a good time, perhaps the last like occasion some of them will ever attend. It is a great privilege we ave. Let us come together and do what we can. Yours sincerely, J. H. LESESNE, ommander of Camp Henry Lesesne, Sons of Confederate Veterans of Clarenpon County. Woodward Lumber Co. to Build Court House. The court house commission met this morning to open up the bids for the ourt house. Mr. D. W. Alderman was detained at home on account of sickness, so was Hon. C. M. Davis, nd Captain Davis is away. Architect Shand was present. There were a number of separate bids for pumbing, wiring, heating, painting, tc. The general bids for the building came from Grant Wilkins, Atlanta; A. M. Waikup, Richmond: T. C. Thomp son, Charlotte: Woodward Lumber Co., Augusta; Moise DeLeon, Atlanta; George Waring, Columbia: B. F. Smith Fire Proof Co., Washington: Nicholas tter Co, Atlanta; Blue Ridge Con* stuction Co., Asheville: W. T. Hadlo w Co., Jacksonville: Simmons & Mayrant Charleston: E. L. Hertzog, Spartan, burg and American Machine Mf'g, Co., Charlotte. Woodward Lumber Co. lowest bid .$44,700 for the building. . M. Masters, 'Charleston, heating and plumbing $2,778.76. only one bid or elecric work-not accepted. Paxville Dots The farmers are in right good spirits now since the rain has stopped and they are getting their crops in a good condition. Miss Alma King. who has been ex tremely ill with typhoid fever is nowi some better. Her many friends hopE for a speedy recovery. The young people of this place are planning to have a social at the homE of Mrs. B. W. Cutter on Tuesday even ing, the 21st, inst.. Our boys have been quite victorious with their base ball playing this season. They have played fifteen games and los only two. The last ganme was witi t the Privateer boys, 15 to 5 in favor of t Paxville. Miss Annie Bradham is visiting at s Davis Station. A temperance medal contest sill be held in the auditorium of the school building on Friday evening, the 24th, I inst. Public cordially invited. \l rs. Jos. Wilson, of Smithville, and r \Irs. J. M. Bourne. of Sampit, are vis iting relatives here. The Paxville W. 0. W. will have their annual picnic at Cutter's pond July 31. A big dinner and a good time are anticipated. %r. E. M. 1.radham, of this town, is building more to his house which is an addition to the appearance of his premises. Dr. T. W. Gunter, the new physician of the town, is being quite successful in his practice and is very much liked. St and LU. BUSINESS LOCALS. Sell your next load of Tobacco at Clark's Warehouse. 57 loads of Tobacco sold at Clark's Warehouse last Friday. Prices rang ing from 4 to 25c per lb. More than (0,000 lbs of Tobacco sold at Clark's Warehouse the first three days and everybody well pleased. Good Sales at Clark's Warehouse. Tobacco continues to bring good prices. Look at the prices made for L. B. Gibbons.. This was his first curing: 295 lbs. @ $ 8 00...............$23 60 30 " " 12 50............... 75 180 14 00............... 25 20 55 25 00 .............. r3 75 560 $66 30 Notice the sale made for the first curing of F. J. Morris. Both piles were ungraded: 203 lbs. @ S 9 25.... .........$18 78 219 lbs. @ 11 50... ........... 43 62 419 $43 62 These are not bait sales, we have no "pets," and your tobacco will sell just as well as anybody's. Now is the time to sell your lugs. They are bringing good prices and we would advise the farmers to sell them now so that they can make room for handling their better grades. We guarantee you courteous at tention, honest dealings and the highest market prices for your to bacco. Sell your next load with Clark's Warehouse, R. D. Clark, proprietor.. APPAREL SHOP FOR MEN AND LADIES Everything of the best for the personal wear and adorns ment of both sexes. We fill mail orders carefully and promptly. DAVID. OUTFITTING COMPANY, -Charleston, S. C. W. F. JENKI C Cle ara: is Now 111 All Summer and Spring gardless of price. Our entire line of Mililir A nice Cowhide Suit C; $2.98. A nice $1.50 Suit Case Great bargains to offer A ni's line of 5c. Lawr 12 yards yard-wide Bl< more nor no less sold at thi 20 y'irds good Calico sol less sold at this price. 1 dozen best Spool Cott 10-quart Milk Pails wil 10Oc. Curtain Poles will Lord Baltimore Alarm at 48c. Beautiful Lace Curtain: pair will go at 98c. and $1.: Black Panama Skirting Black Brilliantines, 86 Black Sharkskin Skir 48c. Boy's Knee Pants, 40c. All of our 12 1-2c. and - 1c. All 10c. Wash Goods w Lookout for our Minuti display in our windows eac We mean to sell out al the cash. So come right take advantage of the grea1 Our entire line of Furnitur Goods will be put in the sa A full line of Mattings go on sale at special prices If. E. JEN STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Clarendon. By James M. Windham, Esq., Probate Judge. WHEiREAS. Allan M. Rhame made suit to me. to grant him Letters of Administration of the estate and effects of James S. Rhame. These are therefore to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said James S. Rhame, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Pro bate. to be held at Manning on the 23d day of July next after publica tion thereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore noon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given uider my hand, this 7th day of July, A. D. 1908. JAMES M. WINDHAM, [SEAL.1 Judge of Probate. NOTIIcE. By virtue of executions of California Fruit, Cider Extract Company, Brown Manufacturing Company, Crosswell & Company and Shaw & Chandler against H. L. Johnston and A. 0. Johnston, copartners as H. L. Johnston & Son, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas for Clarendon County, South Car olina. I will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on Monday, the 3rd day of August, 1908, at 12 o'clock M. at the Court House in Manning, South Caro lina, the entire stock of goods of H. L. Johnston- & Son, consisting of Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, etc., now in said store house. E. B. GAMBLE, Sheriff Clarendon County, S. C. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cares all Coughs, and expels Colds from the system by gently moving the bowels. ANNOUNCEMENTS. United States Senate. BEG TO ANNOUNCE MY CANDIDACY for the United States Senate in the ap proaching Democratic primary, and I respect fully solicit the support of the Democratic vot ers of this State. R. G. RHETT. For Solicitor. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN didate for Solicitor of the Third Circuit, sub ject to the rules of the Demratic p PHILIP r H. STOLL THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIMSELF to the voters of Clarendon for the office of Solicitor, subject to tne rules of the primary. He was appointed to succeed Hon. W. H. Wells, who was transferred to another circuit, and he now asks the suffrage of the people for the full term, be'ieving he has already demonstrated that he is fully qualified for the place. J. B. McLOUGHLIN.4 T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN- 1 didate for Solicitor of the Third Judicial Circuit, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. A. B. STUCKEY. House of Representatives. TANKING YOU FOR THE LIBERAL 1 support given me in the past and pledging I myself to abide the results of the Democratic primary, I hereby announce myself a candidate for member of the House of Representatives from Clarendon County. D. L. GREEN HEREBY ANNOUNCE MvSELF A CAN didate for re-election to the ..ouse of Repre sentatives, subject. to the rules of the Demo cratic primary. I. M. WOODS. ANNOUNCE TO THE VOTERS OF CLAR endon that I am a candidate for re-election to the Honse of Representatives,within the rules of the Democratic primary, and I also take this occasion to thank my friends for the flattering vote they gave me two years ago. DEIR TEXPRESS MY GRATITUDE Ifor the honor cornferred upon me two years ago In electing me a member of the House of epresentatives and feeling that I have done 1y duty, I offer myself for re election to that onorable position, subject to the rules of the Democratic party, promising, if endorsed by-re election. I shall serv;e the ple faithfully. NSON Co.'s reat Sale Full Force. Goods must be sold re iery must be sold. tse worth $4 will sell at vill now sell for 98c. in all kinds of Trunks. s will go at 3 1-2c. yard. ach will go for $1. No price. Id for 81. No more nor no on will go at 55c. dozen. go at 10c. each. go at 5c. Clocks, value $1. will go worth $2 and 82.50 the ,9 per pair. , 40 inches wide, only 39c. inches wide, only 48c. ting, 42 inches wide, only values, at 24c. Lc. Wash Goods will go at 'ill go at 8c. Specials that will be on day. [1 Summer Goods for the ahead with the cash and , values we will offer. 'e and House Furnishing e at special prices. and Floor Coverings will MIsoN Co. PROMISING TO ABIDE THE RULES GOV erning the Democratic primary and the result thereof, I announce myself a candidate for the House of Representatives from Claren don County. HENRY B. RICHARDSON. JR. Sheriff. HEREBY ANONCE MYSELF A CAN didate for eot o th office of Sheriff - of Clarendon County. subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. E. B. GAMBLE. May 13, 1905. t HEREB hNNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN- o diaefrteoffice of Sheriff of Clarendon County and pledge myself to abide the result of he Democratic primary. E. D. HODGE. C Clerk of Court. THANKING THE PEOPLE FOR THE CON fidence reposed in me and pledging myself to - bide the results of the democratic primary. - 3ereby announce myvself a candidate for i.. ,lectton to the office of Clerk of Court of Clar mdon County. ARCHIE I. BARRON. T c: Superintendent of Education. - I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A ,andidate for the Office of County Superinten ient of Education of Clarendon County. and ?ledge myself to abide the rules of the Demo iratlc party relating to elections. If elected. I propose a vigorous administration of all mat- D ers pertaining to the duties of the office, and o ~special to that of school superintendence. h; loinc in connection therewith what I may he ti able towards the securing of the best teaching w alent to be had. the betterment of school build- fr ngs in rural communities, and whatever else w rill contribute to the upbuilding of the educa .ional interests of the county. Respectfully. E. J. BROWNE. [HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN-] didate for Superintendent of Education of llarendon County. subject to rules of Demo- rt ratic primary, at F. EARLE BRADHAM. That hacking co Because your sy your powers of resit Take Scot.sr It builds up and strengtlI It contains Cod Liver Oil prepared that it is easy to ALL DRUGCISTS: l NOT] PICNIC! )n account of the CONI ICNIC, Olanta (Beulah) 5th, we will run special 1lcolu, S. C., Schedule to morninq and evening ti ;Log Camp). ENE HAVE RENTED ESPE CASION ADDITIONAL 1 ALCOLU RAI Falrm Our Stock of Farm I complete and we can best interest. We now hi most complete Stock of Farming Il ever shovyn in this tou heavily before the advai in our line, we are enab] best goods at the least Call to S4 Houseke We will be pleased to ha Blue Flame, wickless Oil Stovi since passed the experimental: hold necessity, supplying a r, meals with little trouble or exp good features about Blue Flat ness. There is no waste, nood ated and cooking begins at on< stopped with the cooking. As a means of cooking il equal. With a Blue Flame service. The housekeeper nee cook not coming, while it will being able to prepare many otherwise be annoying if it we: in stove or range. We will be what convenience these stove! We have just received a These, we are sure will fill a where large refrigerators havy expensiye. It takes but ten pc and this amount will last the e for nse, and cooling, they are i made of galvanized sheet iron wool, the compartment for ref: to accommodate two or thre4 frigerator should prove a bo small children. PAINTS, OILS AIN Lessen the labor of clea: floors, at the sametime make; and healthful. We will send 3 ing, and we have in stock all 1 Besides floor paints, we have Varnishes, Jap-A-Lac, Ename: tubs, Buggy Top Dressing, G House Paint. MANNING HARDM Auditor. HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN didate for re-clection to the onfce of County Luditor. subject to the rules of the Democrati^ arty. ANDREW P. BURGESS. Supervisor. ['HE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO thank the voters of Clarendon for. their ivorabic support in the past and announes bat he will stand for re-election to the orice f County Supervisor, subject to the rules of be Democratic party. I. E. McFADDI\. 3Y OVER-PERSUASION WE THE MANY friends of T. C. Owens have secured his Dnsent to become a candidate for the oflice of upervisor of Clarendon County., pledging him !If to abide the rules of the primary. FRIENDS. County Treasurer. HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN didate for re-election to the offce of County 'reasurer. subject to the rules of the Demo ratic primary. L. L. WELLS. Coroner. and Manning sections. believing in giving [HE VOTERS OF THE BLOOMVILLE erit its just reward. would commend W. A. yson to the voters of the county for the office Coroner. Ever since the Democratic party as been in power %V. A. Dyson hias been an ac ye force, performed every duty and did so eli. He has helped many others and now his fends think it right that he should be honored ith the votes of the people. He is competent. DEMOCRATS. Magistrate at Manning. AM A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE of magistrate at Manning,. subject to the les of the Democratic party. Am a graduate law and qualified for the position. E. C. THAMES. ugh continues stem is exhausted and V, stance weakened. Emulson. 0 iens your entire system. .and Hypophosphites so take and easy to digest. , 0c. AND $1.00 [CE. PICNIC! =EDERATE SOLDIERS' S. C.. Saturday. JULY passenger trains from connect with the A. C. rains, and Bethel Siding CIALLY FOR THIS OC PASSENGER CARS. LROAD CO. .erS! mplements is now serve you to your ave the largest and iplements n. Having bought rce on- everything ed to offer you the mrce. se Us. epers! e you see our stock of as. These stores have .long stage and are now a house eady means of preparing4 ense. Some of the specially ae Oil Stores are cleanli >r. Heat is quickly gener e, and the flow of oil is a an emergency it has no )il Stove ever ready for d have no fears about the afford much pleasure in 4 dainty dishes that would re necessary to make fire glad to show our patrons ;can be made. few Mercery Refrigerators long felt want in homes e proved troublesome and unds of ice to charge them ntire day in a small family nexpensive as to Cost. Are and packed with mineral cigerating is large enough small dishes. This re on to housekeepers with D VARNISHES. ning the house by painting your home more sanitary 4 ou color cards for the ask he most approved colors. tains, Furniture Restorer. s for iron bed and bath >ld and Silver Paint and ria IJOMP'Y NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. CLARK'S TOBACCO WARE. HOUSE IS NOW OPEN FOR The Sale of Tobacco. The farmers have already been made to realize that R. D. CLARK is their friend. With better equip ments. a full corps of buyers and men capable of look ing after the farmers' interests, you may expect the highest market prices for your tobacco. We have been selling tobacco in this town for the past 12 years. and mean to give better satisfaction this year than ever before. Now is the time to get your lugs on the market, so give us a trial with your first load and we will show you where the best tobacco market is. A' ways your friend, Clark's Warehouse, R. D. CLARK, Proprietor. OUR FORCE: R. D. COTHRAN, Auctioneer. R. F. MORRIS, Floor Manager. F. L. WOLFE, Bookkeeper. Tobacco,* O RCC THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE.. MANNING, S. C.. The Manning Market is now ready for business and the PEOPLES WAREHOUSE is headquarters for high-price Tobacco If you want your Tobacco sold by wide-awake experienced tobacco men bring it to the PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. This is the best lighted warehouse in the State and your. tobacco wl Z show to better advantage on this floor than any other in South. Carolina. Under these conditions and with our experience in : tobacco, we feel safe in saying that you will be pleased with all , sales entrusted to us as we promise also to give our very best per sonal attention to every pile and not let it go for less, than theC'f highest market price. A trial load will convince you. W. H. McGUIRE, Proprietor. W. K. McINTOSH, Weigher and Book keeper; A. T. THORNTON, Auctioneer. DAVE TURBEVILLE, Clerk. 3.50 / INCE it is an established -fact that the corset is one of the, most im tant parts of a woman's wearing apparel, it is worth your while to care fully study the various makes of corsets . now on the market. We invite the most ti critical examination of the KABO Cor . ,set: for the reason that we are absolutely certain every purchaser of a KABO Corset will prove a satisfied customer. This explains why we are advertising its merits.. Closely study cut of style 1909, appearing herewith. You will observe it is a irery late model, with. high bust and draw strings boned low at the sides to permit free arm move ment. Long beautiful back lines, and 771 hose supporters on front and sides. Very beautifully trimmed with wide lace and bebe ribbon and two oop bow. Has 13 inch: 6 hook non-rustable clasp; made of hand ome fifiured Broche. This is exceptionally road value. D. H I RS-C H M A N N Suppose You Try It? Sixteen Ounces of Joy to the Pound. For 60c. it's the best you ean buy. With every pound WE GIVE A COUPN WORTi l0c., redeemable in any of our fancy mer chandise. Made from the choicest spring gathered varieties, and specially blendid for icing. Empress Tea Sis unquestionably the best value. Save the SCoupons and let us convince you of their cash purchasing power. IManning Grocery Co.