The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, December 19, 1917, Image 12
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Ic a Advertisement*.
AY, DECEMBER 19, 1917
ne" Wednesday, Dec. 26.
Wideman spent last Sun
f West with his parents.
a' few Buick Six. See
u quiek . ;Sumter. Sales Co.
.' C.4. McFaddin it laid up with
blootniat case of mumps.)
.The ,sl gls in Augusta have been
forced ta p1#se for the lack of fuel.
We promise yqu 1,000 laughs in the
Bog C dy--"B)py Mine."
M sluah Wilson is at home
from Sui ter foi the holidays.
Rev. S. A. N ttles is a visitor to
Manning this w ek.
We haive a few Buick Six. See
ie quick.: Sumter Sales Co.
hristmd week makes weak pocket
books.
"Baby jMine," the Big Comedy at
the Paetime, the'day after ,Christmas.
'Mi'2,ohn S. Wilson is visiting her
daughtei Mrs. Belser in Columbia.
riv ,Clarence Iseman of Camp
Jackson is at home for a few days.
We ave a few- Buick' -Six. Seo
us- q iek. uniter Sales 'Co.
iets Clarence andJno. G. Din
kinsf Camp Sevier are visiting in
Kanjing for' a'few days.
is 'sad to note that the average
Ch stmias -stocking is longer than
moas purses.
Ike-s. English Ploden will spep
the Ch\-istmas holidays with her
mo er in Orangeburg.
This is the season of the year when
everybody is looking for something
neW jn stockings.
Mr. Stephen Dow of Charleston is
u.' i visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Nimixer.
Thp Ried Cross wishes 'to acknowl
edge: a donation of $1 from Mrs.
Lucile Fladger.
Know all men by these presents
(Christmas presents) that the milk of
human kindness is still sweet.
We have a show for Tuesday, Wed
ned y and Friday next week and if
you 'hi g your friends it will be equal
to a Bg Christmas Gift.
FOR' :.ENT--January first a 5
'room hdi . Location and neighbor
hood one' of the best in Manning.
W. P. LEGG.
City Cojmili has passed an ordi
naned forbidding the hitching of ani
mals to posts in the business portion.
Read the ligw in another column.
iFere shohild be a record-breaking
croWd here iext Suriday to hear Gov
ernor Mantiing and Admiral Beatty
speak..
FOR 8LE--One iFord touring 'car
in A-i ~echanical condlition, or wvill
trade foi mules.
;C. A. MOODY.
Only4 SAvery Stalk Cutters left at
$45.00 each. After these are sold
then comess the raise.
* ' W. P. LEGG.
One of the few laughs the desposed
Czar of pussia ever had was from
"Baby M ie." It was presented at
his order and for hisondlgti
Petrograd.sow (eigtn
1eV y man told all his own se
erets, mere wouldn't be enough of
theet alive in two weelis to form
a qdo j.
D ES, - FIGS, CRAN
SBERRIES AND
CELERIY AT
AB. B ItE E IN'S
SPre Food Grocery
HE'
apples, Otenges, Grap
-Mute and Cindy at
Bs B. . B1EN S
Pure Foot' Gocery
Never biind ladiA. The Chaistmas
shopping doesn't come out- of you='
pockets. It is your' annual .oppor
tunity to get more than even- with the
men folks. -
Please mail all backages -before. 4
o'clock P. M., to insure .the getting
off the same day.
H. H. Bradham.
There is another candidate in the
field for clerk of court in the election
next summer. Mr. E. B. Brown has
thrown his hat in the ring, and there
will be others.
WANTED--A good, reliable, white
lady as housekeeper, and to be treat
ed as one of the family. Apply, to
J. M. Galloway, Davis Station, g. C.,
R. F. D.--2t-pd.
The picttre, "Baby Mine," which
will be shown at The Pastinme Theatre
Wednesday, Dec. 26th, is beyond a
doubt, the gteorest screen -Comedy
ever filmed.
Prospects for high prices were
never- as good. I will, have the best
-tobacdo seed that money can- buy.
See me for 'your need after Dec. 25.
R. I. Clark.
Soldier Harry Tl ames, who is sta..
tioned at Camp .Sevier, Greenville, is
spending a few days with his parents,
Mr.' and Mrs. N. D. Thames. -ILarry
looks the Oicture of health, haying
gained ab9ut t'wenty ' .pounds since
joining the.arniy.'
Call 'Phone -6 when you want to
go to :the depot. We have: good cars
and all white drivers and wilj take
you there and back for 26c the roid
trip. Harvin Motor Co. Phone 6.
Please mail all packages before 4
o'clock P. M., to insure the getting
off the same day.
H. I. Bradham.
Every farmer that has wood on his
place should endeavor to send a few
loads .to Manning and help relieve
those that have nothing to burn. Our
people can raise the price if they
could only get the wood hauled to
'them. It is an impossibility to get
;'coal now, therefore, we .must rely on
wood.
The country people should come to
the iescue of the town folks now, in
the way of hauling wood to them.
Fuel is scarce in Manning, in fact,
some people are suffering here for
the want of wood. Send your wood to
Manning, the ready cash is awaiting
you.
Back in the Livery Business with
new cars and the old price. 15c one
way or 25c the round trip. Harvin
Motor Co. Phone 6.
No girl in the world has a smile
like hers. No girl on earth has eyes
like hers. On all the stages and'
screens of the world there is no star
like Madge Kennedy--you can see
her at the Pastime Theatre Wednes
day, December 26--in "Baby Mine."
Only about 30 barrels of lime now
left in stock. Come quick. Don't
know how long before I can get an
other car.
W. P. LEGG.
Died last Sunday morning in Sum
ter, Ellen Iseman, the little daughter
of Mr.-and Mrs. Graham Moses. The
child was sick only a few hours. The
funeral services were held from their
residence, and the burial was in the
Jewishscmetery Monday morning.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-One
black dog, all four feet white and
white tip on end of his tail. Answer
to the name of Ring. Will pay all
expenses if taken up. Address Albert
Butler, Summerton, R. F. D. 2.--pd.
Something good for Christmas Day.
We have asked the eoqthern Tri
angle Film Company to send us the
best they have for Christmas Day
and we will assure you that your~ time
Avill be well- spent if you come out
to The Pastime Xnas Day.
FOR SALFr-One five room house
known as the Frankle Hodge house,
in M nning, good locationa Apply
~to J.t Afbl e~ig .C
FO1~ 0ALE,..(~oocI dt$'i;',Stovo Wooi
$2.50 joe half cord. D.4 D)apdies,
Aleol, R.' F. D
We have pQ0itions open that afford
spj4ndid opportunity: for promotion
several young or. iiidale age white
mten with suflciehbi education to read
, Ad writ' plai1ly;"and with dispatch.
Must be. energetic,, gyal, ambitious
and willing to- work
Satruly,
D. W. Aiderpian & Sons Co.
-3t.
Last .'Saturday morning about two
o'clock Mr. Marion Williams was
awakened by hearing something -fall
in the back of his house. He got up,
and upon investigation found a room
in the rear on 'fire, he then ran up
to the front of the house, awoke his
wife and children and then started to
get a bucket of water to try' and put
the blaze, out, when he discovered tha
whole. top burning. The family 'Just
getting out in time to cave their
lives/not even dressing the children.
Te fire departmenm responded as
soon 'as notified, but the building was
too near gbne when the alarni was
sent in, therefore, it and the contents
pvere a total loss. The house belonged
to lMr. Will Burgess, who is now at
Camp' Jackson, and was insured for
$1,500. Mr. Williams.'had $500 insur
'ance' on his furiiture which will not
half cover'the* loss.
Alt piuns. have been perfected .for
the ,Christman' celebration next Sun
day in the interest .of The lied Cross:
Governor'Richaid I. Manning and Ad
miral F.E. Beatty will ;oth be pres-.
ent. A 5 large chorus of thirty or,
thore vpiees. is being trained for 'the
occasion and 'all of the -churche? 'in
town have called, off their . -regular
preaching serviags for -the morninf,
so, that: all, of the ' ingregdtions can.
attend the' 'meeting .at 'the school
auditorium.
I' -targe' 'delegations are . expected
from varibus. parts of the county,. as
weH', as' from adjoining counties, and
the .hdications are that an immense
'.crowd will turn put to hear these. two
distinguished speakers. -
Governor Manniri n<lAv has his five
sons in.. the army, And. Secretary of
-War Baker' stated a few 'days agd
that he was qne of the best war
governors in the United States.
Admiral Beatty is orfe of the lead
ing officers of Uncle Sam's splendid
navy, having behind him-iany years
of distinguished service, and it is
needless to say thathis address will
be interesting as well as instructive
The services will begin .promptly
at half past eleven o'clock; and ever
body is invited to attend.
Editor of The Times.
I want to impress upon the people
of the county the importancb of dis
playing the Red Cross Service Flags
in their homes. This flag is to be
considered an emblem of the loyalty
and patriotism of the members of the
household in which it is displayed.
President Wilson would like one of
these Red Cross Flags shown in every
American home and every man, wo
man andl child in America wearing
the Red Cross button. "Kaiser Bill"
will then understand that the Ameri
can people are behind the American
army.
I am expecting a supply of service
flags and extra crosseh today or to
morrow, as I received a letter from
headquarters stating that the supply
had been exhausted, but more were
being printed and would be forwarded
at the earliest possible moment. How
ever, I regret to say that we will not
be able to get in any more buttons
until the first of January, when
every member will be supplied. In a
letter just received from Mr. Willis
J. Milner, campaign menager for the
South, he states that this shortage in
supplies is due to the fact'e that all
'Red Cross chapters have set out to
double their quota, and it'looks as if
'the demand for supplies will exceed,
'the expectation of the committee.
,While we have not the buttons to
'distribute and the flags are delayed,
I idht to urge every worker not to
slacken iin his" or her efforts, but on
'the contrary to give every person an
opportunity t'o join. As a Christmas
gift to the Clarendon boys now in
the army, suppose we have a Red
Cross Service Flag displayed in every
home in the county.E.CHotn
Car'apaign Manager.
CANDY OF ALL KIi DS
Chocolate ~ C oanm .ad
- e
Useful . its
for Men and Boy.
NECKWEAR, ----...25c to $2.50
COLLAR BAGS _ '... $1.00 to $4.00 -
SUIT QASES -- -- - $3.50 to $20.00
HAND BAGS _-.-.-.$3.50 to $16.50
MILITARY BRUSHES $3.00 and 4.00
BED; ROOM SLIPPERS
$1.75, $2.00 and- $2.50 -
HANDKERCHIEFS, INITIAL,
6 to Box, $1.50
HANDKERCHIEFS 5, 10, 15, 25,.50
HANDKERCHIEFS, Silk, 25, 50, $1 -
BELTS . -- -- ...-- 25c to $2.50
MUFFLISRS, SILK ..-.0c to $3.00 .
PULLMAN SLIPPERI. - .. 1.5 -
- 6 -I OCKET KNIVES -- . $2.06,1$2.50.
- POCKS -- --.. -.. . 20c to $1.00 - -
O1UF &. COLLAR BUTTON.--.. -
-SETS $2.50
Gloves,
Auto Gauntlets -" '
* <***~ , .'Silk Shirts .SQe~ .
Wal k-Oto S hoes
Suits an Ovrcoas
The Sumter ClothingC
5 S. Main St. SUMTER, S. C.
hardly walk or do any world. I had
dizzy spells and headaches. My kid
neys acted irregularly and annoyed F UTC K SBRAZIL NUTS, WAL.
F R U I T C A K E S meconsiderably. I got Doan's Kid
ney Pills at the Dickson Drug Co., NUTS, PECANS AND
and Pound Cakes at and they reheved the rheumatic pains
and benefited me in every way. I ALMONDS AT
B. B. B R E E D I N' S keep Doan's on hand all the time and
* B. BRthey do me worlds of good."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't B . B. B RE ED I N 'S
Pure Food Grocery simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Pure Food Grocery
Mrs. Reardon had. Foster-Milburn
__________________________ Co., Props., Buffalo, N. ,Y.--adv. I
0, YOU, HOOVER! . ________________________m
(This poem, without the author's
name, is going the rounds of the em
ployes of the government depart-.. ~PS T M
ments:) Em
My Tuesdays are meatless,
My Wednesdays are wheatless;
I am getting more eatless each dlay.
My home It is heatless,
My bed it is sheetless;FRDYTinlFetradCody
They're all sent to the Y. M. C. A. CHITATrageFtuendoudy
The barrooms ~are treatless,
My coffee is sweetless;
Each day I get poorer and wisei-,
My stockings ar feetless,
My trousers are scatless;
My! How I do hate the kaiser!
ADVERTISE IN. THE TIMES. -
DON'T DELAYThBiGodnPctr
Some Manning People Have Learned DA ) 1 Lf TT~
That Neglect is Dangeroue. ~ J l ~ 1 iJ~N
The slightest symptom of kidney
trouble is far too serious to be- over--'~'
looked. It's the small,' neglected fauigtepetetcmein~o
tioubles that so often lead to'serious
llidney ailments. * That pain in the A eia tg.. ..
"small" of your back; those headaches
and dizzy spells; that'weak, Neary,
wornout feeling, may .be nature 'a
rIsk your life by neglecting >theseMA t EK 1 EZ V
symptoms? Reach the cause of the
trouble while there yet is time-beginThsioneftebsthh-ls ode yr
treating your kidn s at once with a fle n ti otnosluhfo tr~o
tried and prove kdne remedy. No fns.Trect itebbe l~ lvti ~o
hdeft to experi ent-)an's 4Kldney dutomo elagerMIsKneywiop&r
Pills have: been successfully used in md ~ 4u~~t
thousands of eases of jcidhey troubile thledgroeasnevb1
for over 50 yeaps. '.boani's kidney fohewokithsituOn4yiwlle
lill's are used and reomended ngoeothbetptusevrlyvai4M
throughout t~ ise5d .wdyld, 'En- nngiyo'dntatedhi hW.
dorsed af ~aje. aid tht Mnping9
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