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g THAT not only
these Suits we
quality in the cloth
Hart 6
- & Mar:
use nothing but the
that means longer
that stays stylish.
You'll pay more for
cost you less than othe
because they wear lon:
service for every dolla
only way you really de
is low or high.
Our prices are the low
what you get; we doir
antee it; your money b
too.
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11 The home of Hart Sc
Mann
The Car With the V
The Car that I
and Dependad
that has sausf
users.
New Prices
Tfhree-.Passenger Open
Five - Passenger Open
Four-Passenger Closed
Five-Passenger Closed
Seven-Passenger Open
Seven-Passenger Closed
Distr
At CLAREND(
Mannina.
rn't Buy
Lnes !|
applies to the style in u
are showing, but to
es.
schaffner I
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finest all-wool fabrics;
wear, better fit, style
such clothes but they'll U
irs, day in and day out;
ger; you get more days of
r you spend; that's the U
'termine whether a price
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est you'll find considering a
i't just say that; we guar
ack if you don't think so
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I
a ffner & Mark clothes
ing, S. C.
alve-in-the-Head Motor.
ra Style, Power,
ied Thusands of
in Effect Now
Model H-Six-44 . $1495
M'odel H-Six-45 . $1495
Mlodel H-Six-46 . $1986
Viodel H-Six-47 . $2195
Mvodel H-Six-49 . $1785
Model H-six-50 . $2585
,OWDEN,
ibutor.
bN MOTOR CO.,
South Caolinan
MNRCHANT fOUND
Customers Tell Al of His Remark
able Improvement
HE GAINED 25 POUNDS
White Declares He Thinks Tanlac
Greatest *Medicine in the
World.
W. S. White, a well known merch
ant of St. Elmo, a Tennessee suburb
of Chattanooga, recently made this
remarkable statement regarding his
experience with Tanlac:
"Most everybody coming into- my
store is telling me how much better
I am looking, and no wonder, for I
have gained twenty-five pounds in
actual weight since I I -ran f> take
Tanlac. For months I '-,i in
a terrible run down cond on and had
no appetite or energy. fell off in
weight and got so weak until I could
not attend to my business, I was
nervous and dizzy and took no inter
est in anything.
"I have taken three bottles of Tan
las and my improvement is remark
able. I weighed on. hundred and
thirty-five pounds before taking Tan
Inc and now I weigh one hundred and
si :ty, and, although I am a man of
sirxty years, I feel like a man of forty.
My strength and energy have return
ed, I eat like a farm hand, and feel
fine all the time. Tanlac is the great
est medicine in the world."
Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is sold
by Dickson's Drug Store, Manning;
H. W. Nettles, Jordan; Shaw & Plow
den, New Zior; Farmers' Supply Co.,
Silver; I). C. Rhame, Summerton.
COI.ORED !1[LD DAY C[[BRATION
On Friday, March the 28th, the
largest crowd of Negroes that has
gathered in Manning for some tim',
met at the Manning High Schol build
ing to celebrat their Annual Field
Da y.
Quite a number of schools from
all over the county was represented.
At eleven o'clock the teachers from
all over the county, with their pupils,
-pet on tha campus and the exhibits
from the various 'chools were display
ed in thy! different class rooms. Among
the exhibits wer" chairs bottomed
with cane, hats, brooms, shuck mats,
rues, flowers and all kinds of fancy
work made by the pupils.
At 12 o'clock the progr.n was had
in the school auditorium. The ad
'r~asses by Dr. R. S. Wilkerson, A. M.,
Ph. D)., Rev ". A. T ong. B. S., D. D..
,n: r.. 'r' ol' llard were v ry
timely -1 intructive. The audicocn
".,s alo addresser by Prof. llnrry E.
D.nie', Dir'ocbr or A 'ric ltur-il Ex
1e'ison for South Ci'o-'a, Mr. Unim
ton Woo 1 hrd, 13. S. Farm Deewn
strator for Suinmt-r County an-1 Prof.
I,-ti'on, lrireipll of the Lincoln 11igh
Slhool.
Mr. Calvin Johnson was appo!i''ad
i. Fa': D o'nnst.ruton A'rrnt for
Negroes in Chrerndon o'ntv.
Music was rendered by th' band
from State A. and M. College.
After this program ore'r a thousand
swhool chil-!ren of ( n, on County.
along with their teachers, marcheel
fram the school houe to the city park
I where ther witnesser an intere,tint
guom' of baseball between the boys of
the Mannin. Iie-h t'-!tool andI the bovs
of hb inco'n H1igh School.
The dav clse with a literary pro
'"rn, at I t schol no;Itori im,' h'r th
ramnils of the Mannjf~in i High St'hoo!.
ndcr the direction:s of one of their
teachers.
IAs a whole the Field Dcv celebra
t'on was a gran-'l success, and was pro
'toincedl he om'y to be' the hest we
have ever had.
G;uada Agai::st TJuhe-'-'-der t . 'll',
n* &ollege, A' .- -he
a Service Jive -. -,eeiaI
......to call to th a tion of
id live sto!.-.in the
b ulletin of th. '-cnu of
ant ? rvn entitled "('im '-ol and
-of Tu'mberenmaia in Cat
- -nt-r ins a 60 of al nl ne
eceitm 'a in the at e- --ud the
Vrtu 1 -s, and those (once tested
without reactors.
Antneiralitedl hard i's one which has
bteen tested an-1 o'Ticially accredited as
free fromt tuberc"losis, and 'very buy
er of cat tle should nrotect h imelfV by
(cfns't nao this bulletin nnd by cor
r'swondence with the state omlie of
the li'raan.
Dr. W. K. Leism, 901 Union Nation
al BWnk IBuilding, Colunibia, is in
charge of this work In South Caro
ho'. TFrom him enn he had copies of
the bulletin mentioned above and also
names of breeders adided to the o00ieial
list since publication of the bulletin,
RURAL, CARtRIERt EXAMINATION
The United States Civil Service
'oeiss ion hias anno'nneed on exami..
n't tont for the Co"nty of Clarendon,
S. C.. to hbe held at Sumter on April
2,11,to fill the ptosition of rural
Tl e Strong Wilthstandl the Winter
Cold [Better Than the Weak
You must have Health, Strength and En
durance to fight Colds, Grip and Influenza.
When your blood is not In a healthy
condition and does not circulate properly,
Ioryse isunable to Withstand tho
OROVB'S TASTEISS Chill TONIC
FortIfies the System AgaInst Colds Grip
and Influenza by PurifyIng and Enricuinag
the Blood.
It contains the well-known tonic prop
erties of Quinine and Iron In a form
ace -table to the most delicate stomach,
and Ispleasant to take. You can soon feel
heitfandthnnInvdoralnd Ernaoc An.
carrier.at Forestoii and vacancies that
may .later oc~ur. on rural routes from
other bost ofrfs In the above-mon-.
tioned county. .The examination .witl
be'oped only to male citizens who ari
actually domiciled in the territofy of
a post office in the county and who
meet the other requirements set forth
in Form No. 1977, This form and
application blanks may be obtained
from the offices mentioned above or
from the United States Civil Service
Commission at Washington, D. C.
Applications shouldebe forwarded to
the Commission at Washington at the
earliest practicable date.
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TO HAVE AERIAL POLICE
New York City's 'Cloud Cop' Squad
ron to Be 150 Strong.
New York, N. Y., March 28.-Plans
of the New York po-ice department
for a "cloud cop" section material
ized today when twenty six Ameri
can, British and French aviators were
sworn in in the office of Deputy
Police Commissioner Rodman Wana
maker as members of the police re
sereves.
Col. Jefferson Do Mount Thompson,
who will command the police aviation
squadron, announced that uniforms
for the aerial patrol men had been
ot Iered and that planes would be or
dered in Msy at a meeting of air
plane manufacturers in Atlantic City.
The squadron probabi:y will take the
air by June, he said.
Accordin r to Col. Thompson, the
squadron when completed, will coin
prioe 150 mcn, including flier., mech
anai:ans, supply officers, medical of
ficers, a chaplain and cooks.
Landing places will be at, Gover
nor's Island, Van Cortiandt Park, an
Sheenshe-id Bay. Later. he said, land
ing places probably ;dl be construct
ed on the tops of high building.
Both bnd aned sea planes will be usdd
he said.
SAVE THE PEACHES
Clemson (allege, March 29.-It not
only pays to spray, says Extension
hortiilturist, Geo. P. Hoffman; it is
necessary to spray, if you want good
fruit. Successful spraying calls for
carefuzl thorough use of particular
nirays for particular purposes at par
tica1r times. The time is at hand
for the first sulfur spary against
worms. Spray your fruit and eat it
yourself, or leave it unsprayed and
let the wormrs eat it.
First Sulphur Spray:---This appli
ation is for the purpose of combat
mny and controlling worms in peaches,
plti's and apnies.
Kind and Preparation:-An arse
nate of lead, or a poison spray made
of a mixture of arsenate of lead, quick
lime and water mixed as follows:
Arsenate of lead (powdler, see note),
1 pound; Quick lime, 2 pounds; water,
50 gallons. 0
Make a thin paste of the arsenate
of lead, and slake the lime to a white
wash (warm water giving best results
in aekin' the limes and nour to
gether and dilute to fifty gallons. This
m'ixt tre should be well stirred during
1:e roces of spraying.
Note:-In the use of the wet past
'orm of airs'nntn of 12:1. two poundsI
'hn,71: be tised instead of one pouni
'iie of A pplvi n:--A pply when
about three-fourth. of the shucks
ha e slinped (which is r.bout 12 to 15
',:S after the tree is in full bloom)
mnes of the neach and the plum;
nd after the h'oom parts have fal
ahd before the blossom cup closes,
m Case of the apple.
I-abltual Constipation Cured
in 14 to 21 Days
"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" Is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. It relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days
to induce regular c etion. It Stimulatea and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c
per bottle.
W hen Col
Was Dumpe
how r: .uich w', aated i
imply can't afh use1 al~~
caux te
Avery "IMem]
Will Pay I
with seed it saves. .It pufsa
Ithe riglht quantity oE seed in
the flround, at a uniform
depth, and covers it proper-]
ly. Plantingj plates are
driven by two pitman s--no
chains to slip off or cofl
wheels to w e ar out of
mesh,
hopper can be lifted off
COFFEY & B
NOTIC OF DISCHARtGE "
I will lp )y to the Jude of P bate
for Clar p on .County' his o at.
Mannin . C., on- the :1st day of
April, 1919, at eleven o'clock a. .m.
for Letters of Discharge as Exceeii
trix of the Estate of A. Preston
Brock, deceased.
Lucy S. Brock,
Executrix.
Summeorton, S. C.
March 18th, 1919.--3t-14-p.
Thc State of South Carlina,
County or Clarenlon.
Julia C. Johnson, Ella Brasington,
Sue Johnson, Cornelia Johnson, Ida
Way, May Hodge, and J. Columbus
Johnson, and D. A. Johnson, in
their own might and as executors
of the last Will and Testament of
J. H. Johnson, deceased, Plaintiffs,
against
Thomas J. Johnson, Charles S. John
son, Minnie E. Hodge, Columbus J
Johnson, and Julian S. Johnson,
Defendants.
Under and by virtue of a Judgment
Order of the Court of Common Pleas,
in the above stated action, and to me
directed, bearing date of March 17th,
1919, I will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, at Clar
endon Court House, at Mannine;, in
said County, within the legal hours
for judicial sales, on Mondag the 7th
clay of April, 191), being salesday,
the following described real estate:
1. All that piece, parcel or tract of
land lying, being and situated in the
County of Clarendon, State aforesaid,
containing one hundred and twenty
nine (129) acres add bounded on the
North by lands of Fulton; East by
lands of Carolina Stock Farmy; South
Carolina Stock Farms and lands of
Martha Brogdon and West by lands
ref Belle Landsey and lands of J. C.
Johnson.
2. All that piece, parcel of tract of
!ln:l !ying, being and situated in the
C;oudty of Clarendon, State afore
said, containing twenty (20) acres,
more or less, and bounded on the
Nqrth by lands known as Aaron Wil
sobi lands, East by lands of Estate of
R. R. Hudgins; South by lands of C
S. Land, and lands William Holladay
and West by lands of I V. Plowden
And lands of William Holladay. Pur
:haser to pay for papers.
E. B. GAMBLE,
Sheriff Clarendon County.
CYPRESS
SASH
DOORS
BLINDS
MOULDINGS
AND 1"
tonSeed1
dI in Creeks
l Oliat" . Now youn
'his No. 10"
'or Itel
ez tilted back without tusing~
tool ofi any kindl.
Tecorn plateso are~ extra
arse, tdiving e a e hi hole a
~hance to fill. lTin n-as i
10 hare apota in the feXd,
Come;inand let'ashow you
>ther good points that ma~ke~
he "Memnphis No. 10" the
avorite 4f~outhernlfarmerra.
IGBY. MANNING,