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i7lj Toy Departmn DOLLS-All S From 50c to $2.01 WAGONS From 25c to $3.51 ROCKING HOl From $1.50 to $3.' METAL ITO' From 25c to $1.0( WHEEL BARR, 50c ROCKING CH) 95c STRAIGHT CH. $1.00 HORNS, From 10c to 50< BICYCLES .From $3.00 to $7.' We have many1H othei'rJTo not mention. Come and over. De i1anning~ times A P P E ,Tl & SIIOP E ...... - Proprietors .\MANNING, S. C., DEC. .1, 19I8 RED CROSS NOTES .\r) rv in atsks that the followving irec t)ions ftor socks b e pubhiishedl, and1( -he wishes to st ate that the new ios haovt a rrived for drying socks. 'I herei is a <pmt t y of sock wool on :Id nttow. .idim Siz'ie Sock st. ntedIe, 20i ont 2tnd nteele, I on 3rd needtle. 1Kntit. 2, pui 2, for' I inches. Knitt pbrin1 8 inches. I )ivate stitches: 28 on I st needle for heel ), 1.1 on 2ndu needlec, 14 on 3rd needle. 1st. rieedle (*) Knit I row, turn, pur11 I ruw, turn. Itepeat from (*) until youi have 27 rows5. Al ways slip 1st stitch. Rogin in. tuen heel on weng ie. nie Hol 6 .6 izes, ) FRSES, 15 OWS, UIRS, MIRS, . ys we can look themn Tlo Tn'irn Ileel SIlip 1, purl I5, purl 2 together, pturl l, turn. Slip I, knit. 5, slip I, knit I, passed lppedl stitch over knit st itch, knit 1, turn. Slip , 'purI (i, p)url 2 together, p)uri I, turn. Slip I, knit 7, slip I, knit 1, pass slpedl stitc(h ove r knit stitch, knit 1, turn. Slip) I, purl 8, pl) i 2 together, purl I, turn. Slip I. knit 9, slip I, knit I. pass slpi a stitch over knit, stitch, knatit 1, t turn. (0 itinute unti ii here ate 1i~ stitches; In n((Ille. Gust.sel l'ick up la stitchies on side of heel. (1ist naeedlle.) K nit at itches nf 2nd and 3rd needlesi on to (one needlte. (2nd needle) I'ick up l13 st itches on other side of lieeli ad tak 1( sti tches fromn first needle. (3rdi needle. 1st. needle. ( A ) Knit to with in 3 stitches of end, knit 2 together, knit 2nd needle. (1I Knit plain. 3rd Needle. (C) Knit 1, slip I, knit, I, pas slippe1 stitch over knit stitch. Knit to end. I) K(nit nroundi plain. I i { f L o . i . 4 <}":: ?- }}: is . '"jin is : 'vYri:"iS;: > iii: Y.':C'. ( 5.._:Y "" 'i J ii'i' '^^.? iin yiii;Y } , s ...... .:Oyu.... i : " : ' '" i _. Airplane, T( NIE A' PAXVILL[ N[WS NOTES I enr Hlench," the. eight-year old1( on of Mr. and Mrs. G. HI. Curtis, dIied it an eatrly hour TPhuirsday morning. l'hle funeral seri'Ices and~ interment vere held at the P'axville cemeterv ridlay, condluctedl by their pastor, R~ev. A. S. Lesley. lie was assistedI y Rev. .J. I). Howen, of the Hatpist hurch. TPhe little ieilow had been a oufferer for several months from dIia. >etes. MIiss L eilIa C orbett has resigned as >ostmlaster of the postoffice, and -e. -epted ai poIsition as saleslady in th stor( of Mr. G. II. Curtis. 'The vacan y is being filled b~y Miiss Ida D~avis, mil her suessor cani lbe aJppointedl Mr. lH. II. Ferguson of Sharon was ere last week, and was a visitor at he home of Mr. J1. W. Mims, .Jr. The condition of Mrs. C. HI. Broad vay at the TIouumey hospital, is much mprovedl, andl it is thought she will ,00on be able to return home. TUhe many friends of Miss Emily Btroadlway are glad to see her out -.gain after a long spell of iflfluenza. Mrs. Elma Trisdale, of Sumter, spent l'hainksgiving at the home of her ather. Mr. . C. Geming. 0 1 mnera1 artment TIES, All Colors our-in-Hands 50c to $1.50 SOCKS, 3 in Blacks, Browns, and Fancy Stripes. 25c to $1.50 Pair 1, Lisle and Silks. HIRTS, s and sizes in Silks, Per ils, etc., from 1.00 to $10.00 TEATERS, L complete assortment in Vomen's in all colors. n $2.50 to $15.00 DCKINGS, en and Children. These 1l gift. We have them in ;le, cotton and silks. i 25c to $3.00 Pair Lirtwaists, Voiles, Crepe de Chines, silks, etc. rn $1.00 to $5.00 en's Dresses, aby to the Grown Giri. to 18. All patterns. rn $1.00 to $6.50 g Manning,i d S. C. 4uitable as present~s to men, women >r children. They are practical, patri A1te, and preferrerd. lEXAMINATION FOR P'OSTMASTrER AT PAXVIL~LE An examination will be helil In Pumter on Decc. 14th for the position 'f Postmaster at Paxville, S. C., Clar.. and(on County. For apjplication blanks ~n instructions appiy to Civil Serv ice Bloarc), Sumter, s. C. NAT GOOD)WYN LO)SES EYE .New York, D~ec. 3.-Nat C. Good win, the actor, submitted to an op. i'ration today for the removal of one of his eyes, caused by his mixing, Lhrough error, the wrong ingredients mn an eyewvash, made the operation accssary, it is saidl. MOONEY WIlR ES PRtESIDENT san Quentin, Cal., Dec. 2.-A tele gram asking President Wilson to state exactly what "you mean by com.. mutation of my death sentence" be fore he leaves for the pence confer ance, was sent the Presidlent by Thom.. ase J Mooney from the State prison 1!10 )O. F A full lin Greys, Blue Fron Cotto1 All patteri cales, Flann< S$ We have i Men's and 3 Froi ST For Wom make a usef> all colors, li; Fron St In Lawns, Georgettes, Fro For the E Sizes from 2 Fr~o Mr. W. C. Pack has recently moved nto~ the cottage adljoinlng the school JuildIing in ordler that his children night attend school. WN. S. S. l-'OR CIIISTMAS Charleston, D~ec. 4.----Many persons, puzz.?ledl at the perennial problem ot' 'what to give," are happily settlinte he prodnem itais yea~r by g'vng WVar' .vmais S':amps as Christmas gifts. !'ho many superior advantages of W. '. S. as gifts are poinlted out as fol. I ws b~y the south Carolina~ War Sav inns Committee: A war savings stamp) purchased in D~ecemb~er costs $4.23, and onj the day 4f its maturity, .January 1, 1923, it will be worth $,.00. Thus, not only will the stamp last for four years, Lut it will be worth more than it is aow, which can scarcely he said of any present that could be purchased for $4.23. When the WV. S. S. is finally paid, the owner can then purchase wrhatever he or she may wish to get. Besidles the above financial adlvan Lage, a war savings stamp is a patri alie present, as it represents money anedl to Uncle Sam to help him fin ish America's great task Another invitin fseaLpre of W. S. S. Fas Christmas giftg,'; t hat theyar