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t dIBkaning Emes. Publishes All Town Official Adver tisements. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 16, 1918 S. Oliver O'Bryan spent Tuesday in Columbia. Soldier Austin Sauls is visiting friends in Manning. Mr. George Green, who is in Un cle Sam's army is visting in Manning. Bring your job work to The Times office. Mrd. Joseph Sprott is convalescent after en attack of grip. Hon. R. S. Des Champs of Pine wood was a vistor to Manning Mon day. Miss Irma Weinberg spent last week in Sumter, the guest of Mrs. A. Weinberg Our eighth car load of mules to ar rive Thursday or Friday. Coffey & Rigby. Dr. and Mrs. English Plowden, and little Harriet, drove to St. Charles last Sunday for the (lay. FOR SALE OR RENT-Three horse Farm. Apply to W. E. Reardon, -Manning, S. C. Mr. E. C. Horton is in Columbia this week, attending the United States court as a juror. An Oliver Chilled Plow makes a bale to the acre. D. M. Braciham & Son. Mrs. J. H. Orvin spent Monday in Columbia with her husband, who is in a hospital in that city. Our second car this month of well selected mules to carload in our pens today. D. M. Bradham & Son. - The graded schools of Manning re sumed this year's work last Monday, after a three weeks vacation. A nice lot of buggies just in at Cof fey & Rigby's. FOR SALE-200 bushels good corn in shuck. Aply to J. J. Windham, Manning, S. C., R. 1. ASTRAY-One large black shep herd dog; inside pf legs tan color. An swers to name of Major. Finder noti fy Times office and receive reward. Shipped to me last Saturday and is expected to arrive at once a car of 130 barrels of Anchor Brand lime. W. P. Legg. Revenue Collector McLeod is at the the court house all this week to as sist and give information on the new income tax law. Senator DuRant has a bill up now to make a fellow get a prescription from a doctor before he can "wet his whistle" with his quart-a-month. Short profits , quick sales and fair dealing has necessitated our getting, our eighth car of mules. Coffey & Rigby. Mr. E. D. Hodge of Alcolu has been appointed one of the land bank ap praisers of South Carolina, taking the place of Mr. A. C. Br'adham, resigned. Ask any of our customers why we sold more mules than any other (deal or in the county last week. D. M. Bradhanm & Son. Mr. Tom Kennedy has accepted a position in the store of A. Abrams, where he wvill be gladl to have his friends call and see him. At our place~ you will find the best assortment of mules in Clarendton county. D. M. Bradlham & Son. Misses Ruth and Isabelle Smith re--I turned to Columbia College yesterday, after spending the holidays here wvith their parents, Rev. andt Mrs. Charles It's no trouble to sell goodl horses,' mules, buggies, wagons and harness when you have the right kind at the right pirice. Coffey & Rigby. Tlhe I". N. Wilson insurance agency declared 42 per cent in dividends the past year, andl paidl out 30 per cent to the stock holders, carrying 12 per cent to surplus. Mi'. .James E. Tennant of Summer ton was stricken with paralysis Sun (lay morning andt died in a few hours. Trhe deceased is survived by his wid.. ow, three dlaughters and one son. The funeral wvas in the Summerton ceme tery Monday. AUNT JEMIMA~ Buckwheat 15c Package B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted J. E. ARANT, PH. G. Optometrist, .M'ANNING, S. C. Peeled and Unpeeled Evaporated Peaches B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery Mr. R. D. -Clark left this morning for High Point, N. C. After spending several (lays there he will journey through the tobacco section of Vir ginia. What does finding a- home for 36 mules and horses last week suggest to your mind? . D. M. Bradham & Son. Mr. J. H. Rigby returned home Sunday night from St. Louis, where he had gone to buy a car load of mules and horses for the firm of Coffey & Rigby. Sam Barron and his boy scouts, who spent last week in Santee, came home Saturday. The boys had a great time tho' their menu was squirrel and then more squirrel. There is no desirable size, shape, age or speed in a mule we can't sup ply and at the right price. D. M. Bradham & Son. Mr. S. M. Patrick of White Oak, S. C., has moved his family to the Pres byterian manse, and he will be em ployed in the grocery store of B. B. B. B. Breed in. Mr. Herman Bradham moved his family yesterday into the Moody house on Church street, making room for Mr. C. S. Rigby, who is moving into the Bradham house. We believe we can give you better values than any one else. Coffey & Rigby. Private Clarence Iseman, who has been ill several weeks in the army hospital at Camp Jackson, has been transferred to the Toumey hospital, Sumter. Come and look through our stock of horses, mules, buggies, wagons and harness before buying elsewhere. Cof fey & Rigby. Died last Friday near Summerton, Mrs. Maria -arvin, aged about 70 years. The deceased is survived by the following brothers and sisters. Mrs. Weeks and X.ss Victoria Gayle and Messrs R. C. and R. L. Gayle. Messrs. Bertram Weinberg and G. M. Smith left Sunday for New York, where they will buy their spring stock for Iseman-Weinberg Co. They were accompanied on their trip by Mr. Joe Nimmer. The relatives of Mr. Louis Levi were summoned to his bedside in Ab beville yesterday. Mr. Levi was taken suddenly ill Monday night. Mr. Da vid Levi and Mr. Iseman are with him. A wire that came in this morning stated that he was still in a critical conditon. LOST-Sunday morning, January 13th, between Sumter and Maninng, outer casing for rear wheel Ford car. Finder will please notify F. P. Bur gess, Manning, S. C., and get reward. A fewv weeks ago a (log supposed to be mad bit a fine hog belonging to Mr. .John Thames in Manning andl on Monday the hog wvent madl and had to lhe killed. This is a great loss to Mr. Thames as the porker wveighed about 300 pounds. The story of howv an obscure Cath olic monk wvith Satanic idleas con trolled the dlestinies of Russia's i-uler will be told on the screen at The Pas time F'riday night. This picture is in seven thrilling reels andl is one of the greatest pictures ever madle. See it. Admission 25c andl 35c. Mrs. A. M. .Jones of Davis Station, returnedi home last week from an ex tended visit with her son, Mr. J. L. Jones, of Baltimore. Mr. Jones accom paniedl her home, spending several days with her. She was also visted by ninother son, Mr. D). B. Jones, of Char lotte, N. C. We have positions open that afford splerdid opportunities for promotion, seve:al young Nr middle aged white men with sufficient education to read and write plainly and with dispatch. Must be energetic, loyal, ambitious and wiliing to wvork. D). W. Alerman & Sons Co., Alcolu, S. C. The Czar of Russia's dlownfall was helped on b~y the intrigues of the fa mous Rasputin, the monk, who had such a tremendlous influence over the life of Russia's former ruler. This strange man's life has been pictur ized with the title "Rasputin, the Black Monk." The story is absolutely true and the happenings only took place a few months ago-in fact when Aussia overthrewv the yoke of serf (dom1. This great picture will be showvn at The Pastime Friday night, Jan. 18, Admiidn 25 and 35c. The increasing business of The Times has caumsedl us to invest in more machinery. Mr. John R. Slider of A t lanta was here to see us Monday, and we p laced an ordier for several hun dred dollar. worth of modlern machin cry to complete our up-to-date plant. It is to be shipped out at once and then .we will be equal to any city of f ice in the state, and superior to all country shops, or "try-to-be" print ing offices. The Quinine That Does Not Affect the Need Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA TIVfl BROMO QUININJ is better than orinary3 Oulnine and doe snot cause nervousness no ringing in head. Remnember the full namne S look for the senajure of R. W, OROVE. c Dr. D. B. Stahigker, of Lancaster, has accepted a position in Zeigler's Pharmacy. Dr. Stalnaker is an- ex pert 'pharmacist and comes to Man ning highly recommended. We wel come him and his family to our town. They will be keeping house as soon as a residence is available. At present they are at the home of Hon. A. C. Bradham. Mr. J. W. Pole, of Washington, D. C., is spending several days here. Mr. Pole, who is a National bank exam iner is examining the People's Bank of Mannig preparatory to that in stitution entering the ranks of . the national banks. This.will be the first national bank in Clarendon county and The Times wishes them well in their new field. "Rasputin, the Black Monk" at the Pastime Friday night will tell you sonething about the strange happen ings in Russia (luring the past year or so. Tells you how the Czar of Rus sia, called by his loyal subjects "The Little- Father", lost his gone. The title role is taken by America's great est character actor-Montague Love. This is one of the greatest pictures ever made and the plot of the story is absolutely true. Admission 25c and 35c. Manning witnessed another se vere storm last Friday night, but this time we were more fortunate than a great many places. This tornado which swept over several states did lots of damage, both to property and lives. The damage in our town was a few fences and trees blown down, and most of the people lost a good night's sleep. It was an awful night; the wind blew a gale; the rain came down in torrents and the lightning flashing caused much anxiety among our peo ple. The Civic League will meet at the Court House Monday afternoon, Jan. 21st, at 4 o'clock. A full attendance is especially urg ed, -as plans and work will be discuss ed for the new year. An appeal hi been sent out by our State Pr(-iidenc, Mrs. J. L. Coker, that iouth Carolina raise One Thousand dollars -for community clubs estab lished at the, different camp cities. To rais' this, each club has been as ressed twenty five cents per member. Pee Dee District's money is to go to Camp Sevier. I feel sure every mem ber of the League will gladly and promptly respond to the call. Please be preparLd to pay the amount at Monday's meeting or give same to Mrs.1J. D. Gerald, Treasurer. Mrs. T. M. Monzon, President. The fifth district convention of the Knights of Pythias was held here last Tuesday night with Clarendon Lodge No. 173. There was a good attendance of delegates representing the lodges in this district. After a highly inter esting address delivered. by Grand Chancellor W. E. Derrick of Orange burg, the Grand officers formally in stalled the officers elected by the lo cal lodge for the ensuing year. They are as follows: R. N. Cain, C. C.; J. E. Kelly, H. C.; Carey Smith, Prelate; T. M. Kennedy, M. of W.; J. P. Yassney, K. of R. S. and M. of Ex.; R. C. Bag gett, M. of F.; .J. F. Mayor, M. of A.; J. R. Weeks, Inner Guard; C. H. Mathis, Outer Guard. After this event the members and their wives adjourn ed to the old Court House where a sumptuous banquet was served, and a general good time was had by all. The following list of articles ship ped by the Clarendon county, South Carolina Chapter of the American Red Cross, January 15, 1918. Bath robes ------ ---------------25 Pajamas -------- ---------------10 Bed shirts ----- ------ -------..--10 Socks, pairs -------------------__22 M ufflers- __._.. __.- _.._......._._1 Swveaters - ..---._.... -- --...._...21 W ristlets, pairs- _...._- _........-.....4 The chapter acknowvledges the dlona tion of one hundred (dollars ($100.00) as a Newv Year offering from the Summerton Auxiliary. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that there will be a meeting of the stock-holders of the Summerton Mercantile Com pany, at its office, in the town of Summerton, S. C., on the 11th dlay of February 1918, at 11 a. mn., for the p)urpose of considering a resolution for said corporation to go into li. qluidlation, wind up its affairs and dissolve. C. M. DAVIS, .DAISY CARRIGAN, .Board of Directors. Summerton, S. C., January 8, 1918. Statc of South Carolia, County oI Clarcndon Clarendon Building & Loan Company, Plaintiff, against W. N. Rush, W. E. Baird, Citizens In surance Agency, King Hardware Company, George D. Shore & Brother, D~efendants. Under and by Virtue of a Judg ment order of the Court of Common Pleas; in the above stated action, to me directed, bearing date of January 5th, 1918, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, at Clarendon Court House at Manning, in said County, within the legal hours for judicial safes, on Monday the 4th dlay of February, 1918, being sales day, the following described real es tate: Fresh Shipment SUN 'MAID Cluster Raisins 20c Pound B. B.. Breedin's Pure Food Groene. TOI We desire to tha during the year ju lishinent' has ever and we are depend We have just er Lancaster, who wi partment. He is many years' expe now staying at the calls will reach him Our store will a goods that are to 1 We earnestly so merit, quality and Zeigle Levi Block . Night calls ansv ham's residences. Baby Lima Beans 30c qt. B. B. Breedin's Pure Food Grocery. "ALL that piece, parcel or lot of land lying being and situate in the Town of Sardinia, County and State' aforesaid, measuring fifty feet on its northern and southern lines and hav ing a uniform depth of one hundred and fifty feet, and bounded and butt ing as follows ,to wit: North by Pecan Street; East by lot of E. J. Buddin; South by lands of Garland, and West by Lot of W. N. Rush. The Lot of land above described being designat ed as Lot No. 5 on a plat of town lots at Sardinia and being the same upon which the residence of the said W. N. Rush is situated." Also: All those three lots of land in the Town of Sardinia, Clargndon County, South Carolina, known as Nos. 5, 6 and 7 upon . a plat thereof, bounded North by Pecan Street; East by Lot James Buddin; South by Lot of Mary E. Garland, and West by Lot of the said W. N. Rush, and under Mortgage to Clarendon Building & Loan Com pany for $1500.00 Dollars. Purchaser to pay for pa ers. - E. B. GAMBLE, Sheriff Clarendon County. St8tc of South Carolin3, County of C~i~idon Hilliardl R. Rush, Sanmual H1. Rush, Amanda Baker, Fortune Montgom ery, sometimes called Fortune Mc Intosh, H~eywvard Montgomery, Hat ti McFaddmn, Simon McRae, Bynah Ann McElveen, Plaintiffs, against Sam Montgomery, Harry .Montgom cry, Luther Montgomery, John Da vid Montgomery, Allen McRae and, Gilland Burgess, Defendants. Under and by Virtue of a Judg ment ordler of the Court of Coinmn Pleas, in the above stated action ,t me directed, bearing (late of January 5th, 1918, 1 will sell at p~ublic auction to the highest bidder for cash, at Clarendoni Court House at Manning, in said County, within the legni nours for judiicial sales, on Monday the 4th (lay of February, 1918, being sales day, the following dlesc, d real es tate: "All that piece, pr e l or tract of landi lying, being an . situate in the County of Clarendor., in the State of A MOTER'S GRATITUDE Many a Mother in Manning WVill Ap nreciate the Following Many a strong man and~ many a henithy wvoman has much for which to thank mother. The care tak~en dur inst their childhood brought them past the dlanger point andl made them healthy men andl women. Thousands of children are bothered with incon tinence of urine, and inability to re tain it is ofttimes calledl a habit. It is ncot a;wvays the children's fault--in many eases the difficulty lies ith the kidneys, and can be readily rightedJ A Manning mother tells how she went atout it. Mrs. S B. Bullard says: "I consider Doan's Kidney Pills a valuable id ney and bladder medlicine. A y ounger one in my family had a si~ell of ty phoid fever that left her kidneys Iwea --. The kidney secretions parised too freqpiently and caused considera able anr nyance. She also had fre 'juent hendaches. I bought D~oan's Kidney-P'ills at the Dicksoni Drug C'o., an thby relieved her of all symptoms of the trouble " Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remaedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills--th- -same that Mrs. Bullard recommends. Fostet. Milburn (Co., Propis., Buffato, N. Y. erous patronage r year this estab. a record-breaker B. StaInaker,o( ir prescription de mn, havinig" had Dr. Stalnaker is n, where night complete line of stores... B on the basis of. rniacy, Manning, S. C. Mr. A. C. Brad Douglas, Turbeville's store-Thurs day, Feb. 7. New Zion, at New Zion-Friday, February 8. P. Mill; Alderman store,-Monday, February 11th. Here's hoping that everybody int terested will meet me atiie above ap pointments, and. everybody make re ports, thereby making it the best tax year Clarendon county has ever had. Yours A. P. BURGESS, County Auditor GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER \ has been used for all ailments that are caused by a disordered stomach I.nd inactive liver, such as sick head ache, constipadion, sour stomach, nervous indigestion, fermentation of food, palpitt.tion cf the 'heart caused. by g'ses in the stomach. August Flower is a gentle laxative, reau lates digestion both in stomach and intestines, cleans and sweetens the stomach and alimentary canal, stim ulates the liver to secrete the bile and imparities from the blood. 25 and 75 cent bottles. Sold . Hug gins Pharmacy.-adv. BEAUFONT Ginger Ale t0c Bottle . B.B. BR EEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S - CA ST ORIA A ennedy *MS1 ted with Abrams' position to serve t, and for kindness / extended me, I ~ndly yetrs, ENN EDY. ilk the people for their - gen st closed. It was the -biggest had. We intend mitaking 1918 ling upon your cooperation. igaged the services of br. D 11 have complete charg'e of ot a thoroughly competent im riende in the .drug business. home of Mr. A. C. Bradhal 1. t all times be filled with a )e fouhd in a first-class drug licit your patronage for 11 service. r's Phari ered at T. E. Plowden's and South Carolina, containing fifty-four (54) acres, more or less, and bounded North-East by lands of W. P. Baker; South East by lands of J. L. Barrow and lands of Grant Baker; Souith-west by lands of Miss Laura E. Johnston, and North-west by lands of S. W. Gowdy and A. L. Morris." Purchaser to pay for papers. E. B. GAMBLE, Sheriff Clarendon County. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all thos3 who so kindly aided and rehdered what help they could to us during the illoss and (loath of our baby, W. C. Timmons, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Timmons. NOTICE I will be at the following places on the dates named below to take re turns of both real and personal prop erty. I would ask all land owners to look up their tax receipts or titles and jot down numbers of acres and build ings so as to be able to make a cor rect return. It is important that you make return, thereby saving the audi tor a lot of work and trouble,.and yourself the 50 per cent penalty for non return. Paxville-Monday, Jan. 21st. Pinewood-Tuesday, Jan. 22nd. Rimeni-Wednesday, Jan. 23rd. Panola Brown's store-Thursday, Jan. 24. Summerton-Friday, Jan. 25. 3t. P-tul-Saturday, Jan. 26. Davis Cross Roads-Monday, Jan. 28. Davis Sti~tion-Tuesday, Jan. 29. .Jordan--Wednesday, Jan. 30. St. Marks, H. A. Alsbrook-Thurs (lay Jan. 31. ii reste.n- "r de.;, Feb. 1. Wilson Mill-Saturday, Fe~b. 2. Harmony, A. A. Chandler-Monday, 'Feb. 4th. Midway, Burrows Mill-Tuesday, Feb. 5. Sy Grove, N. D. M.cFadden Wednesday, Feb. 6. Torn K W ABR I am nlOW connec~ Storeand am in you as in the pas and patronage -thawnk you. - Frk4 T. M.-K