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In this week a se color wanted. No two size you want is not in fancies in Wool Serge prettiest ever shown i broidered and plain vt 50c to $6.50 each. Sil largest, most varied i To see this line is to a shown here. Hosiery and remember that if N Let us know your way Che f1Nnning EMmes. Publshes All County and Town 01 tidal Advertisements. Mr. and Mrs. Seaman Richardson spent Sunday with Sumter relatives. Mrs. Susie Harrison of Walhalla is visiting her relatives in Manning. Miss Lulie Harvin of Columbia spent last Saturday in Manning. Miss Mary Nash of Sumter visited Mrs. Leon Weinberg last Sunday. Mr. R. D. Plyler spent Sunday with friends in Lake City. FOR RENT-The McCall house. Apply at The Times office. Mr. Eugene Beard visited Camden friends over the week-end. Just arrived a car of 10,000 brick. W. P. LEGG. "Human Driftwood" at The Pas time Friday night. Mr. Joseph Yassney was confined to the house several days last week, suffering with the grippe. FOR SALE-One good Horse and Mule. Apply to L. H. Harvin, Man. ning, S. C. Don't forget to see "Human Drift. wood" at the Pastime Friday night. Mrs. D. D. Salley of Orangeburg is visiting her parents in Manning, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Harvin. Mr. B. C. Wilkins of Greensboro, N. C., was here Monday attending the land sale. FOR SA LE--Fifty bushels pure Brabham Peas at $2.25 per bushel. H. B. Richardson, Summerton, S. C. There wvill be a concert given at Big Branch school house by Prof. E. L. Murray on Friday night, March 9. Manning was visited last Sunday afternoon by a severe wind, hail and rain storm. Just Received A big shipment of boys' knee pants, to move quick at 50c, '75c and $1.00. All sizes, 5 to 18. Joseph M. Chan dler.--advt. As Copeland Goes,! LEARN 1l Announcing Our Sprin Men's and You $15.00 t The new mi dels are so that we want you to enjoy ti Careful, th'orough wor Price as low as can be as Order byti Mail We Prepay - cond shipment of Ladies Suits Suits alike. These are the v stock we will have it Tailorec s, Silk, Poplins, Taffetas, Fan n Manning. Georgettes and C ry pretty and new. We show lk Petticoats black and colors md prettiest line of Dress G< gree with us, co mein and let u prices from 12/2 to $2.00 pe ve haven't got it in stock we nts. We will be glad to acc< ISEMA Married in Sumter last Saturday, Mr. Maynard J. Davis of Jordan and M1iss Douglas of Winnsboro. Mrs. L. Heiden, of Marion, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. Hirsch mann. Mr. S. Marcus, of Kingstree, spent Thursday last with Mr. and Mrs. D. Hirschmann. FOR SALE-Fifty bushels 90 day velvet beans at $1.50 per bushel. Clean and sound. H. B. Richardson, Summerton, S. C. Mr. Frank Rogers, of Dickson's Drug Store, spent Sunday at his home in Flair Bluff, N. C. If you want to save money get your Auto Supplies from Harvin Motor Co. Remember our Free Air Station. Mrs. T. M. Wells has accepted a position in the millinery department of The New Idea Co. Miss Eleanor Todd, who is em ployed in Orangeburg, spent the lat ter part of the week with her father, Dr. A. W. Todd. Keep in the ruts by using a Ford Extension on your narrow gauge car. Ask for a demonstration. Harvin Motor Co. Mr. W. P. Legg has purchased the residence of Mr. C. R. Harvin, and will move there the last of the sum mer. FOR SALE-About four car loads of fine Timothy Hay now in stock. W. P. LEGG. Mr. Willie Cuttino, who holds a re sponsible position with Copeland & Co., in Columbia, was the guest of friends here on Monday. Mrs. George Pierce Watson, of Bishopville, is the guest of her (laugh ter, Mrs. B. A. Canty. The biggest picture ever made "Civilization" wvill be shown at The Rex Theatre, Sumter, tomorrow (Thursday) night. In last week's issue Mr. A. I. Bar ron had an article to the farmers, in which we erred. This article read, silo farms when it should have been silo forms. All of our banks are quite generous, but not to the extent of furnishing farms to people. no Goes the Fashion HE WAY g Opening ng ensu its 0 $30.00 Snappy and "Spring Like" e satisfaction of owning one. kmanship, accurate fit. ked for good merchandise. PHONE 301 -- A 1535 Main Street : 1 4 * , . .* . ,Skirts and Waists. Manul ery newest models and are s I to your order at no extra c cy Crepes, Etc., all the very repe de Chine in flesh, pink full line sizes etc., also ful at $4.00 to $7.00 each. Tt rods, Silks, Georgettes, dres ts show you. Don't fail to s r pair. Come in and see u will be only too glad to get mmodate you at any time. LNW E FOR SALE.-Cotton Seed-Improv ed Toole and Dixie Blight Proof. $1.35 per bushel. Apply to H. K. Beatson, Manning, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Moses, of Sumter, spent the week-end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Iseman. Harry .Rose, the Bargain King of Georgia, will put on another sale in Sumter on the 17th. Watch The Times for his big ads. They're Here-Some of the best mules and horses you have ever had the opportunity to look at. Come be fore they are all gone. F. C. THOMAS. The merchants credit guide has been issued and we are proud to say that the people in Clarendon and Manning are as well rated as any set of people in the district. They're Here-Some of the best mules and horses you have ever had the opportunity to look at. Come be fore they are all gone. F. C. THOMAS. The program of the Clarendon County Field Day appears in this is sue of The Times. Every pupil, teacher and parent shquld ' read it, and then get busy in order to have a part in the exercise. "Civilization" at The Rex Theatre, Sumter, tomorrow night is based on the world-wide war situation and should be attended by every one who can go. There will be plenty of seats for all. FOR SALE-Two fine building lots, located on Church street near the business part of Manning. Close prices for cash or will sell for part eash balance on time. W. P. LFGG. "A Daughter of the Gods," the Wil liam Fox million dollar picture beau Liful featuring 'Annette Kellerman, after its five months triumph in Man battan, will be shown at the Opera Hlouse on Friday, March 9, Sumter. Dr. Watson B. Duncan wvent to Sumter on Sunday afternoon where he by request dlelivered his address on "The Shadows of the Soul" to the Sumter Young Men's Christian Asso eiation. They're Here-Some of the best mules and horses you have ever had the opportunity to look at. ,Come be fore they are all gone. F. C. TI OMAS. There will be a barbecue and hot supper Friday night, March 16th, at Jordan, in the store recently vacated by Mr. C. N. Sprott. This affair is given by the Ladies' Home Demon stration Club. Make your narrow gauge Ford a widle gauge by using the Ford Ex tension,. complete and put on $17. Harvin Motor Co. Miss Fannie Weaver and.The Man ning Dry GoodIs Co. wvill give a Fashion Show in The Pastime Thea tre next Tuesday evening. Live models will be used to show the lat est things in Millinery and Ready-to Wear. Everybody is' cordially Invited to attend. To the Public. You are cordially invited to at. tend a St. Patrick's Day party at Mrs. Dave Levi's the 15th of Marcd1 fro.n 4 to 6 and from 8 to 10. Re freshments will be served and sou'e nirs and candy sold. An Irishmari will meet you at the door and take your 10c admission. Given by thE Civic League. We will look for all of the men, women nnd hidna. acturers line of samples in C hown in all the wanted colors ost. Suits from $8.50 to $35.1 newest models. Skirts ;angi and whites, also Black Geor I line plain and fancy Weist Le cheape grade Petticoats..fr ie de Chnes, Messalines Pans ee our lines o Hosiery, both s. We want to see you and it for you. Nothing too small We are here' to" please. 3NB-BI "A Daughter of the Gods," the Wil liam Fox film masterpiece; the first motion picture to be witnessed in public by President Wilson and which surpassed all records in Manhattan, will be shown at the Opera House, on Friday, March 9, Sumter. Considered the most gigantic un dertaking in the history of the mo tion picture, "A Daughter of the Gods," the William Fox million dol lar picture beautiful featuring An nette Kellerman, announced by the Opera House, Sumter, for Friday, March 9, comes fresh from its phe nomenal success in New Yqrk where 500,000 'sat under the spell of its beauty and enchantment. They're Here-Some of the best mules and horses you have ever had the opportunity to look at. Come be fore they are all gone. F. C. THOMAS. Mr. F. M. Shope went to Atlanta last week in the interest of The Times, and while there signed up sev eral big advertising contracts. Mr. Shope appreciates highly the most cordial reception given him by the agencies he visited, and also the pointers he got on advertising. The Price Of Styleplus clothes $17.00, remains the same. They are guaranteed all wool and maintain highest standard of workmanship and style. Make your next suit a Styleplus. Same price the world over. Joseph M. Chandler. -advt. 0 To the Public. You are cordially invited to at tend a St. Patrick's Day party at Mrs. Dave Levi's the 15th of March from 4 to 6 and from 8 to 10. Re freshments will be served and souve THEAM CI, At The RE) Thu The successor to peundous and wonderf Carolina. Thos. H. Ince, Esq., Criterion Theatre, New York, Dear Mr. Ince: For one who has been throt as I went, to lay down my life with a simple soldier's prayer. y our owvn great race to the De have depicted-vivid, remorselei of war. Picture the stench of your hot blood of others freshly bu shells andl belching guns! Then in muddy, bloody slime hour again, to feel the maggots, that by, crawling over your own livi you hear and see, and at those battle in the air, as if not reali2 Then-the thoughts of hon women, hungry babes-Oh! God: No! Not even you, whose v powver of a great God-purpose. But, sir, you have in " Civilizal madle us all in His image. Let every man, woman an, we, whom I write for, have e Physical with all its false idol fuller spiritual Consciousness 1 to a New Race with Iiberty-'ov May God Eless and prospe: Yours for civilization, (Formerly of 2d (Worse. Admission, 25 and i at Suits. Any style wante Come in and select the m )0. Skirts in all .the new si e in price from $1.00 to $7. gettes in the flesh and , whil in Laws Voiles, Etc. Prices om 50c up. Dress Goods! ees and Wash Fabrics ever plain and fancies. Swellest want to know you. We ar for us to get for you from t!G CO. airs and candy sold. An Irishman will meet you at the door and take your 10c admission. Given by the Civic League. We will look for all Af the men, women and childrc,. There will be a school entertain ment at New Zion Ruri.l School Fri day night, March 9th, 1917, at 8 o'clock. The entertainment will be in two parts. First there will be ah "Old Maids Convention." Second "A Day in Court," by a set of gambling and dancing negroes, a regular min strel. The public is cordially invited. The admission is Children 10c, Adults 20c. The proceeds will go for the improvement of the school. J. R. Langford, Principal of New Zion Rural School. Some Extra - Values in men's work shoes at $2.45 and $2.95. Joseph M. Chan dler.-advt. William Fox, in his million dollar picture beautiful, "A Daughter of the Gods," featuring Annette Kellermann, created a bewitchingly lovely succes sion of earthly and mythological vi sions. A combined fairy and love story, the big feature of ten thousand feet of perfect film, has been passed in its entire length by a Board of Art Review,. who regard it as the most artistic dream ever imagined in the mind of man. Miss Kellerman, known as the "woman perfect," the amazing star of this production, will never be seen to better advantage. This remarkable picture is booked for the Opera House on Friday, March 9, Sumter. 0 You Can Bank On Styleplus at $17.00. Joseph M. Chandler.-advt. ILLION DOLLAR SPECl VI LIlZATlI ( THEIATER, rsday, March "The Birth of A Nation," uiI pictures ever made. F A VOICE FROM THE TRENCHEs. g h the Gehenna of Nations in France for the defence of my country and n tnat your wonderful picture (which noniac madness of war. What you is and truly horrible as it is-,is but comrades rotting In death by your si tchered in all the blistering heat ai in the black and deadlier silence of after hour waiting for hell's-fire to are devouring in their millions the ag carcass as your brain reels in de struggling souls you feel above and ing Death! e, of the anguish of loved ones, the You can't think of it! sion seems to have been made prop1 I can write no more. I can thin' Ion" done a great work for God an< I child go to see this picture. Let ome through. Let them see in lte-a s and the awakening to Christ's Kb1 orn of Brotherhood and Self-Control, ing hospitable America as its home. you as the world will thank you is SBatt. R. F. A.) "A P 10 Cents. Pnjay Ii can be had in the, del you like and if the yles. Both plain and 50. Shirt Waists, the e combinations, Em range on Waist from WVe are showing the brought to Manning. line Silk Hosiery ever here to accommodate a paper of pins on up. A CARD OF THANKS. We do earnestly thank the good people of the community for their kindness and good nursing showed to us during our recent illness of our two children. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Price. To the Public. You are cordially invited to at tend a St. Patrick's Day party at Mrs. Dave Levi's the 15th of March from 4 to 6 and from 8 to 10. Re freshments will be served and souve nirs and candy sold. An Irishman will meet you at the door and take your 10c admission. Given by the Civic League. We will look for all of the men, women and children. Will Keep You Well when you et a terrific nick headache, become consti pated or have any stomiach or liver trouble, a dose or two of 35 Granger Liver Regulator will put you in Na purelr oetable preparation, non-alcoholic e x pleasantly and efecttely. SE Concord, i. H.. Gn. it. 1911 I a ic i onths last pear and the Doctor sold we go o Florit. , oeoor liver ReujaWtoe In Florid dand It did sae god. U 1 broaght four b~ore. horn, with osad newt I em Leelins a great deal better.i Sfold al drIit--5 o Eyes Examined Glasses Pitted J. E. ARANT, PH. G. MANNING, S. C. rACLE. D N" Sumter, 5. C. 8th. one of the most stu irst showing in South ey York CIf -, June 3d, 1916. , and for the millions who remain, iy loved ones, I thank you, sir, I saw here tonight) may waken In your mighty screen sermon the least part of the Saturnalia de as you are bespattered by the id volcanic thunder of shrieking night, while you lie half-burled burst out fromi earth and sky men you have lived and fought lirlum at the sights and sounds about you, still fihting a ghostly ir lack of your support-helpless ~ ietic, clear and pure with the < of no mote that 1 dare write.,' I for the Sons of that Man who hem see in it that world trgey, s I do-the dethronement ofte agdom on earth0 of a new and a which in Its turn shall give birth the heart's prayer of LAIN BRITISH SOLDIER," able Musical Program