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4 1-2c BUY your Ehe finaning times. Publishes All Town Official Adver tisements. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1918. Miss Tasca Turbeville spent last Sunday in Columbia. Mr. S. W. Barron spent a few days of last week in Georgetown. Miss Lena Ehrich is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Leon Weinberg. FOR SALE- 21,500 Red IUeart Ce dar Shingles. W. P. Legg. Soldier Kellet, of Camp Jackson, visted Maning this week. Asfalto rubber roofing in 1 and 2 and 3 ply, at close prices. W. P. Legg. Mr. J. M. Appelt of Winston-Salem, N. C., spent last Sunday in Manning. Our third car mules for Japuary to arrive this week. D. M. Bradham & Son. Dr. C. B. Geiger, who is stationed at Camp Sevier, is spending a few days in Manning. We are reliably informed that the people can again keep hogs in the limts of our town. If it's blanks of any kind you need, come. to The Times office. We keep all kinds. An Oliver Chilled Plow makes a bale to the acre. D. M. Bradham & Son. The county pension board will meet in the court house on Monday, Feb. 4th, at eleven o'clock. Mrs. Graham Moses, of Sumter, is visting her mother, Mrs. Simon Ise man, FOR SALE-200 bushels good corn. Apply to J. J. Windham, Manning, S. C. Among the soldiers at home on Sunday were Lieut. H. C. Curtis, Cornotals Alvin Rigby. Jake Iseman, Will Burgess and Ike Peak. Have You Seen That Good GREEN'COFFEE You can get for 15c. Lb. from B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery. lIES'l SU MTE Friday Nig PINK G& The most perfect b FRITZ ] The best bout of the of three faIls to a fnt ), BA4 Yd. needs today, Mail Ordere t< SAbrar Yes. I Like Smoked Bacon and I would have had plenty i.f I had only spent $1 for a bot tIe of Figaro Liquid Smoke Enough to Smoke 400 Poun'ds Don't delay, buy today from B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery. WANTED-15 to 20 Bushels good, sound corn--shelled or in shuck. J. H. Les2zne. Messrs. G. M. Smith and B. A. Weinberg have returned from the northern markets. Watch The Times for their ad next week. Miss Lulie Harvin of Columbia spent last Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' C. R.' Harvin, In Man ning. FOR SALE-Good Dry Stove Wood, $2.75 Truck Load with bundle of fat splinters. J. D. Daniels, Alcolu. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Weinberg, Miss Irma Weinberg nad Miss Lena Eh rich spent Monday in Sumter. City politics are brewing already for the election in April, and if ru mors are true, there will be warm times for some of the candidates. We are glad to announce that Mr. Louis Levi is still improving after his serious illness at his home in Ab beville. Dr. Herman Huggins spent Sunday and Monday at Pomaria, Newberry county, where his wife is visiting her parents. Mr. D. Hirschmann has returned from the northern markets. Watch The Times for the news he will have for you in the wvay of bargains. Bring the boy to town wvith you Sales day-stop at our atables and get that mule you are thipking of. D. M. Bradham & Son. Mr. Harry Lesesne has recovered from a recent attack of grip, which forced him to leave his post in Co lumbia for a week or more. For Sale-One Ford Touring Car. In good shape. This car will be sold extra cheap. Apply to J. F. Brock inton, dealer in Cohabia Six and Chevrolet cars, next Venning's Store, Manning, S. C. R, S. C., ht, Feb. 1st ARDNER uilt man in America IANSON ;easdn. ,Best .two out ih. Match starts 8:80 t'.. J.~ .At.AI for toinorrow i for Tobacco Mann~ing mai ns Und J arrived a car of 130 barrels of the very best building lime. W. P. Legg. Our buyer wires us this is an extra nice bunch of mare mules to arrive Saturday. Come in and let's have your opinion. D. M. Bradham & Son. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bradham have moved into the house recently occu pied by Mrs. Gaillard, while Mrs. Gaillard is now living in the old Presbyterian Manse. To sell one hundred head mules and horses during January and satisfy our customers represents square dealings. Try us. D. M. Bradham & Son. Judge Wilson is recuperating ffom a severe attack of grip, which he con tracted in Greenville, where he was holding Court. lfeet them here Saturday or Mon day and get what-you need. They are all broke and ready for work and all mare Mules. D. M. Bradham & Son: Mrs. E. C. Allsbrook offers for rent her residence property. Eight rooms, electric lights and water connection. $25. Write or phone Mrs. E. C. Ails brook, Spartanburg, S. C. Coffee has advanced $2.00 per bag. Some people think that is a good sign for an early peace as It has been im possible for Germany to secure the grain, and the demand is now getting beyond the production. Our mules are bought right-our margin of profits is small-our terms are reasonable-our guarante means something more than talk. D. M. J3radham & Son. County Agent P. H. Senn announ ces that next Monday, Feb. 4th, is the last (lay for the farmers of Clarendon county to make application for Nit rates to be distributed by the govern ment. Applications must be made on regular forms which will be furnished by Mr. Senn. Mr. Joe Nimmer returned home yesterday from Gotham, where he has been taking in the sights of the great metropolis, and showing the boys how to handle a big La France fire truck. 2 Now in stock large quantities of oats, hay, rice bran, wheat bran syr up feed,. peanut meal, cotton seed hulls and feed meal. 'You can save big money by buying quick, as the markets are just simply jumping up almost every day. W. P. Legg. One of our friends from the coun try called on us yesterday, and asked wvhy we did not publish a daily, that we had a much better plant than some daily offices he had been in. That was quite a compliment and we appreciate the interost he takes in us, but aig yet our town is too small to support a daily paper, though if Uncle Sam doesn't take us "over there," we may tackle the proposition in the near future. Garden Seeds Fortthe Hot-Bed Now Ready Toimatoes. Cabbage, Lettuce. Chinese Pet Sal, Egg Plant, Beets. Peppers. Cairrots,. Etc. Seed ish otatoes Pinest Malie Cob. biers and Red Bliss TrNING COs. tiram! nay be too latE Cloth. If you .1 us your orde rseling The Coffee Market Ad vanced 2c lb. this week ,BUT WE are going'to sell one'of the best whole.: bean ROASTED COfFEE at 17 1-2c Lb. Don't delay, buyit today. B. B. Breedin's Pure Food Grocery. Mr. Ben Husbands, formerly clerk I in -the Manning postoffice, has joined the navy and is now stationed at Nor folk.. He writes us to send The Times to him, and his address is Co. 115, U. S. Naval Training Station, Norfolk, Va.-We are complying with Ben's re quest for we see that he knows a good thing. The town once went to the expene of putting up iron posts on the busi ness corners, reading "Drive *to the right," but in a few days they were all gone except one. People drove over them and broke them down, pay ing no attention to the order. Now this is a good law, and it should be enforced. The sign left standing is at the intersection of Brooks and Boyce streets, and a part of that is gone, but in lieu of the sign we see a dirty, smoked up lantern sitting on the post. We do not know what this signal means, unless it' is, "Do as you please." We hope council will look into this matter and force everybody to drive to the right, as is done in every town and city. Quite a romantic marriate was quietly performed in Manning Mon dlay. M.r. Arthur V. Kemp, of Wash ington, Pa., and Miss Ruth Naomi Desk, of Lebanon, Pa., both connected with a traveling troupe, were tempo rarily stationed at Summerton, and decided to become united in matri mony. They came over to Manning Monday to procure a marriage li cense from the probate judge, and having secured this document they asked to be directed to a Presbyterian minister. The Rev. L. B. McCord hap pened to be on the street and he was soon called in. He invited the couple to go with him up to his church, and there performed the ceremony that sent the happy young couple on their way rejoicing. At the Pastime theatre, on Feb. 11, there will be presented for the first time in this city, William N. Selig's wonderful feature film dramatization of Robert Hitchens' love romance of the Sahara, "The Garden of Allah." This 'is the half million dollar produc tion wvhich has created such sp ecula tion in Filmland. The worldl-famous star, Helen Ware, plays the role of "Domini Einfilden," and she is sup portedlby an all-star cast of players ncluding Thomas SneiEu enie Besserrer, Al W. 'Filson, James Brad bury, Harrv Lonsdale Frank Clark, Cecil Holland, Matt h. Snyder and others. A succession of bonafide scenes of the great Sahara desert are shown, and the love intere t in the story is both Intense and a'sorbing. Critics assert that Hlen Ware has performed the most artistic work of her disting uished career as an actress. Thousands of supernumeraries, cara vans of camels, Arabs, native Bed ouins, etc., participate in the action. The Selig Company is known for the worthiness of its spectacular film spe cials. Every one will want to see the greatest drama ever filmed by the Se A1 Company, namely, "The Garden of The Annual W. C. T. U. .Prayer Service for Nabional Prohibition )ild ait the Methodist church Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 24, was a pleasant and edifying meeting. The rid entan. odt1atsimilarnmetings were ieng held in ever state in the Union, many, poaby at that very moment. The 18t Psam was read and "America' sung. Rev. L. B. McCord offered a fervent prayer of... Thanks giving. "Onward Christian Soldiers" was sung, fllowed bypraye, voied by Rev, C. Bl. Smlt, asking.. God's bjeusin gon the Prp'sident of the Uni *:9ximinGlasses .Fitted '" B/ ZARANT. PMIt -' I) . WE will be Lcan't come r. Store. ed States, our armies, and for the xtension of Prohibition. He also )rayed for the W. C. T. U. and the Treat work being done by this white ribbon .host. Rev. J. B. Holley' the few pastor of the Baptist church, had >een asked to make a short talk on national Prohibition, but was. out of own. Mr. Joseph Sprott spoke of the Eight for prohibition' In Clarendon rown since that day till now we have State-wide Prhibiton, and our Gener al Assembly had recently promptly and overwhelmingly ratified a Fede ral Constitutional Prohibition Amend ment bill. Mrs. R. E. Harlee told 'The Part Women have Played in Na ional Prohibition," in an interesting Japer. Mrs. C. N. and Mrs. C. R. Sprott sang as a duet "When Prohi )ition Wins." Mrs. F. 0. Richardson -cad a leaflet explaining the "Lillian Stevens Campaign Fund', and how 'it s expended, and a collection amount ng to over $4.00 was taken for this und. "Come Thou Fount of Exery Blessing" was sung, and ths -benedic ;ion pronounced by Mr. Smith. TomK WI ABRi I am now connect Store and am in i you as in the past and patronage thank you. Fries T.M. KE WEST. END In connection with ou GROCERIES'of all a Fish House. Fr< nice Fresh Fish evi Bass, Whiting, and King We will sell by the sti Call Phone 79 ar want and we will Prompt.I Y.v glad to fill NEW CONVERTS are added every week to the bald atisfied RVt USERS. - The Per'ect Bak ng Powder. If oily to keep your husband leased. use RYZON. 'A $1.00 Cook Book Free with your first can for 35c. B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery. ennedy IH MS5" ed with Abrams' position to serve and for kindness extended me, I idly yotrs, iNNEDY. SR OCE R Y r Full Line of FANCY kinds, we have added >m here you can get eryday, consisting pA Mullets, Trou Mackerel. riria and pounid A~sd. d ask for what you serve yop, Deliverle