Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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You Would Probably Buy A Pair of Blankets If you would drop into our Store this week and let us show you what a splendid pair you could get for a very low price. Good quality, full-size Blankets. Grey aud Brown, with colored borders, $1.50 A PAIR. A splendid quality of White Blankets, 64 by 80 size, $2.50 A PAIR. Good quality White and Grey Wool Blankets, 72 bq 4 size, $5 values, $3.98 A'PAIR. Large Size, All wool, Silk Bound White Blankets, $6 values, at $4.50 A PAIR. Come -in and see these, they are .uood values and uuderpriced. Splendid Values in Comforts, Sheets and Cases. J. H. Rigby The Young Reliable. Clarendon County SchoolS' Fai The School Improvement Association in co-operation 'with tt County Board ot Education has decided to hold- a County schol fair at Manning Friday, December 12th. At I080 o'clock, the: will be a parade of the future citizens of the county, the scho children, beginning at the school house and ending at the fa grounds. Each school in the county is expected to have as many booti at the fair grounds as there are teachers in the school. The e hibits in these will consist of any articles made, raised, or owni by the children. These will be judged according to Quality, Quantity, Varie A4ttractiveness, by men and women from other parts of the stat Each school is expected to deborate its own tpooth, and to be the expenses of constructing it. This will be only a small amou1 and the boys and girls -will be allowed to. sell any of~their articl to defray all or any part of such expense. I suggest the followit things as suitable for the booths. but this by no means limits ti display, as we want originality, and are anxious to see just wh our boys'and girls can do. Examination papers, compositions, maps. drawings, painting problems in arithmetic, algebra, geometry. Exercises in grai mar, paper cntting, .paper folding, posters, sand table work, se' ing, fancy aprons, plain aprons, dresses, shirt waists. embroi ery, crochet, knitting, samples in button hole making, in puttiu on patches, in mending clothes, in darning stockings, quilts, so pillows, work bags, dressed dolls, bought dolls, and home mai dolls, rag dolls, hickory nbt dolls, corn shuck dolls, paper doll baby caps, sun bon'nets, shuck and raffia hats, doll hats. Eatables such as jellhes, preserves, catsups, pickles, cook meats, hain, chicken, turkey, beef, pork, sausage, loaf brea rolls, biscuits. muffins, corn bread, pies of all kinds, cakes of i kinds, candies of all kinds, sandwiches, peanuts, pop corn, crac er jacks, cheese straws, butter, etc. Articles made, such as axe handles, chicken coops. book case picture frames. screens, bread boards, wood boxes, shirt wai boxes, brooms, kites, rakes, jumping-jacks, etc. Articles raised. such as corn, potatoes, chickens. hogs, goal calves, nuts, vegetables. fruit, sugar cane, flowers, etc. We expect .to offer $5.00 in gold each, for the best exhibit by onie teacher school, by a two teacher school, by a three teacha school, and by those with more than one teacher, making twen dollars in prizes. Immediately after the parade, and while thingc. ie humming the' fair grounds, we expect to have a "Better Babies Contest" the ~school house. These contests have taken root wherever thinking men a women are found. They are practical, because they arouse p~ ental pride, creates a desire to study child life, and help humani: by teaching each parent to help himself. KThe better babies contest consists of a competitive-examinat of children of three years of age, or under, by physicians w prizes for the high scoring babies, Mere beauty does not cou but the intrinsic value of the baby as a human machine, well p portioned. properly nourished, does. The Woman's Home Companion is behind the movement. Iha received from them instructions as to the conduct of the conte They will contribute to handsome better babies, medals in bron: to be awarded to the farm baby. and the town baby scoring 1 highest average. To each first prize winner in any class, ti will present a handsome certificate, printed in three colors. The will be other better babies prizes announced later. We will make other announcements from time to time. C plans are not complete, but are growing rapidly. We expect ti to be the BIGGEST DAY Clarendon has ever had. Meet me Bthe Fair Grounds December 12th, is to be our slogan. I shall glad to give further information to those desiring it. KATHERINE RICHARDSON, ~VAle The advantal select from and have them Nothing is i We have the 1i - ~In To~ Dolls ... ... ... ... ..15c. to $I,00 -Doll Beds..... ... ....25c, to z 50 Doll Trunks..... .....25c. to 2.50 Pianos ... .. .. ......25c, to 1.50 We have an attractive line of Jewelry Oases, Manicure Sets, Brush and Comb Sets, Gold Top Jewelry at 50c, Mesh and Beaded .Any price a to *4. Mens' SI women and chi on you prompti * haw Sumter, STATE OF SOUTH CAROL.INA, Gontj of Clarendon. - COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. J. J. Bryant, Plaintiff against Ben Bryant, Olin Oliver Bryant, and Rufus Bryant. Defendants. Rule to Show Cause. Upon reading and filing the Peti tion of the Plaintiff herein, from Lwhich Petition and the record in this Cause it appears that this action was duly begun by the service of a Summons and Complaint upon the 1Defendant, Ben Bf-yant That the said Ben Bryant has since departed this life intestate and lleft as his sole heirs and distribu rtees at Law his father, J J. Bryant, the Plaintiff herein, and his broth ers and sisters, to wit: J. B. Bryant, Harmon L. Bryant, Lucius H. Bry 5ant, Olin Oliver Bryant, Rufus Bry -ant, Jose nh Allen Bryant, Alice Ver meleKeryant AeCarraway, and CAndles fBrant. apern-tah inret ofuther defearnta heny ntrs in the tratefendt whic Bry ansot to the prttiond ih isc tonghas deseprinded hi his a-o io whm liescnd tohis eirscept ofP tBryant. whose address is unknown; Olin Oliver Bryant, whose Post Office address is Albany, Ore ggon; Rufus Bryant, whose Post Office address is Butts. Georgia; Joseph Allen Bryant, whose Post Office address is unknown; Alice Vermelle Kelley, whose Post Office address is Decatur, Illinois, and Charles Bryant, whose Post Offie add ress is unknown-All of whom lreside out of the State of South Car olinma, and it further appearing that The Manning Times. a newspaper published at Manning, South Caro glina, is most likely to give notice to the said parties. aIT IS ORDERED, That the said. eJ. P. Bryant, Harmon L. Bryant, .ucius B Bryant, Olin Oliver Bry ant, Rufus L. Bryant. Joseph Allen !. Bryant, Alice Vermelle Kelley, Adell Carroway and Charles Bryant do show cause before the Judge presid i ng in the tourthof Common Pleas in 1and for Clarendon County, South Carolina, in open Court,-on the first -day of the ensuing January term of said Court,.at the hour of ten o'clock, in the forenoon, or as soon there .ter as Counsel can be heard, why this actioin shuould not continued Br aut, deceased; and NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN .++ That upon the default of any or all of said parties in showing good cause, the said action will be so continued aainst him or them so in default erIT IS FURTHER ORDERED,1 Tatt this Order be served upon the "defendants who can be found in the + -tate of South Carolina by deliver ing a copy hereof to them and leav in:: the same with them in the same , mtnenr required for the service of a + ( Summons, IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, Urges dThat this Order be served upon the. defenidats J. P. Bryant, Olin Oliver devoti Bryant, Rufus L. 'Bryant, Joseph tand til Allen Bryant, Alice Vermelle Kelhey, and Charles Bryant by publishing + TOBA the same in the said The Mannmng nTimes once a week for six consecu iv weks; and that a -opy of this hOrder be deposited in the Post Office + tin Manning, South Carolina, with The postage prepaid thereon, and ad Iat Mai dressed to each of the following 4recent parties at their respective addresses. yeas follows: Olin Oliver Bryant. Al- Iment bany, Oregon; Rufus L. Bryant, 4questi Butts. Georgia; Alice Vermelle Kel- We e.ley. Decatur, Illiois. 8 ISN o l eyutdgae: Third Judicial -ircu it. on fot eManning, S. C., July 25th, 1913. 15 WaIting for the Spur. aMaud-"So he's been calling on yoG eregularly for ten years. Why do you suppose he hasn't proposed?" Beatrice 4++++ -"Oh, yoiu see, he's the sort oflhn who always door things on the s Br I E l.me ah mamenes'Jnage. E issag ti ce of a large, v at this season mI in your homes' b o be gained by r rgest-and cheap rs, We Have Th Bags 25c. to $7.00, Vases, Fruit Bowls, Salad Dishes Box Paper, loc. to $1. Keen Cutter Scissors in all prices. Handkerchiefs, Embroidered in Corners.........'...... .5c. to 75c. Initial Handkerchiefs, loc. to 25c. Kid Gloves....... $1, to $1.50 News Fro nd style you like toes $2.50 to $5. idren. We will t: y and quickly. & 1'c ~Newsof[ N buying shoes, yo den parts, which e or a poor shoe-I ~vest your money in LONGWE 'ecause they are ma2 have built their reputat style and fit, and theys shoes bearing the Bell unnecessary for you to s We Ha he. You don't have to search heeand get them!1 We have very best styles and leathers for Children's. We cater to the ft want to see YOU wearing a them on our say-so! IMann THE+ )PLES BANK B1 F MANNING. Chi~ its customers to think of? g a portion of their lands ne next year to the 4 C00 AND TRUCKING BUSINESS Consult price of T OB AC C O back up inin Warehouses, at their+ .openig, is all the argu 2eeded on the TOBA CCO will endeavor soon to give o acres of PTATOES. Visii Peoples Bak } - )F MANNING.J] 4*4+ Write fc CT sRI) T Er BEST FOR== c D Chri ell selected sto ast appeal to ev efore the Christ: utting off your I est line we have em That Will I Kid Gloves 16 buttons. $2.50 We have a pretty line of Neck wear for Ladies and Gentlemen, put up in Fancy Boxes. One never has too many Hose simply ask us for Buster Brown's .Guaranteed - Hosiery for Men, Women and Children. Attractive m Our Shoe'Di and the best at An attractive 1 ry to make your ollum 1 0I11 I jI~fI eMer Shoe 2 never see the vital or hid ither makes it a good sho hat is why it is always sal a pair of AR SHOES. de by manufacturers wih :ion on honesty of qjualita tand behind severy pair < Trade- Mark- making ee the hidden parts. Le Them around for these shoes-come rigi selected with exceptional care. tt this season in Men's, Women's ar ot-needs of the whole family ar pair of LONGWEAR SHOES-bit NKJNSON, ing, 5. C. FOR rthday Presei 'istmas Presen and Wedding Pres a firm whose reputation for fair dea] n more than half a century of time. Catalogue Free on Requesi s sent on approval to enquirers who end satisfactory references. :ors Always Welcome to Our imes Allan & Sre atagu.mim CHARLES stmas 1 rk of desirable i ery buyer. - Selec mas rush. )urchases and me ever shown in th Please the Little Christmas Boxes of Four Pair, Silk Lisle Guaranteed four months, $1 per Box; Silk, six pair to a box, per box, $3, single pair 50c. Our line of Kimonos, Rugs and Art Squares will not disappoint you. In regard to your Furs,-Tem .partment. the price. Ladib ine of bed room s shopping a plea, Viercant Or oneoft JONES BUG' it Thornhill One Le They need1 d to do is let yor y ? sell themselves a. .. IAny and Ever) ---- Grain and Fer1 its, ents igs looks I umer are known Store. - I BRi Co. c JOE 3uyers merchandise to t your presents Lh may be lost. ,e following: Folks. perature will not regulate 'the demand for Furs this season. Fash ion will dictate quite regardless of the themometer. U.: prices range from $3. to $25. When you see and le::rn the prices of our Coats and SLits then you will know and cannot resist buying. s' Shoes, 11.50 Uppers for men, mure by waiting Ile Co.: OF ELKS i 2se Up-to-date TYSON AND _ IES, or an Owensboro or or Two horse Wagon ? no adlvertising. All we have i now we have them; they ething in the Line of Feeds, ilizer. Give us a trial order lYE COMPNY I 4 East Liberty St., s. Ci NG YOUR 3 WORK E F TiMES OFFICE.