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m-E...E.E..uI S-. U Uw . br I U U U U U T o U. ?eThe AI ie No. 2 Tis Armour's Veri best Peach Jam, 50c. B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery Che MoBntilla cimez. Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY. APRIL 30, 1919. Several from here went to Florence last week to take the shrine degree. We expect today two cars hay. Dickson's Grocery and Feed Co. Mr. W. A. Berg, proprietor of the Wreck Store of Sumter, was in town Friday last. If you want a good horse, come and see us. We just got in several the other day. .1. L. Ridgeway & Co. Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Johnson of Sum *ter were guests of Miss Lucy John son for the week-end. "By buying for cash and selling same way, Christal sells it for less," -Gable, S. C.-(adv.) Everyone should lend their aid to starting a Chamber of Commerce. We need it badly. Mr. Joe Thomas is backc home after receiving his dlischarge from the army. Mrs. C. S. Rigby left last night for Charleston where she will receive medical attention. sergeant Harry Thames returned home last week from Camp sevier having receivedl his final discharge. A new lot of Horses .Just came in. If you want something goodl, we have it. J. L. Ridgewvay & Co, Dr. Crouch of Dickson's Drug Store has been conninedl to the house for severaj days~' from illness. "B~y buying for cash and selling Gable, S. C.-(adv.) Mrs. J1. K. Breedin and Mrs. S. .. lKellett spent Saturday in Charleston shopping. 'treat your milk (owV to a bag of Jewell D~airy Feed. Dickson's Groe. ery and F'eed Co. 241b. sack best Self Y~Unmg Flour, $1.65. 96 lb. sack best Self Rising Flour, $6.15. Twho 96 lb. racks for $12.23. This week CHISTAIL STORE Gable, S. C. (Advertisement.) Have you been troubled with punctures or blowouts? If you are tired of beilig put to this trouble, equip your Ford with Dayton Air. less Tires. Ask the people who use them. B. B. BREEDIN Distributor for Clarendon County Manning, S. C. E~ye~s Examined Glasses Flued J. E. ARANT, PH. G. Optometrist, MA NNING. S. C. $3.s( You'll never need the shoe salesman is SHOES, because the retail price fixed at t, name and the retail pr stamped price is W. L. the shoes are always m ams' D Buster Brown Shy IE.EE.. miu .EE. PAT-A-CAKE E Nothing to add but water a and mix and your cake is I ready for baking. B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery e Mir. and Mrs. D. Silverman, Miss F Presly and Miss Helen oldstein of Kingstree spent Sunday in Manning with relatives. t Mrs. Jake Weinberg left Tuesday ib morning for Winthrop College to at tend the Federation of Women's Clubs. 0 Try our prices on heavy groceries v before you buy. Dickson's Grocery and Feed Co. F Mrs. Harts, mother of Mrs. David 0 Levi and sister of Mr. S. lscman of o Manning, died in New York last Fri day. Found-A $50 Liberty Bond. Ovner can have same by proving property and paying charges. Rev. E. R. Anderson. t Nitrate of Soda and mixed ferti lizers. See us before you buy. We h can save you money on your order. r Baggett & Bomar.-tl. The Dixie Electric and Plumbing Co., of Sumter. is opening business in the building formerly occupied by t The Herald. t Lost-Ileavy Overcoat between ( Manning and Brewvington on Friday, April 25th. Return same to F. C. TIhomas, Manning, S. C.-1-t-p. t Mr. R. C. Wells has purchased the home he has been occupying for sev eral years. The property was ownedl by Mr. Ned Harvin of Columbia. For Sale-At a bargain one new 50 light, Pilot generator wvith fixtures, 9 never been uncrated. Sumter Marble b & Mantel Co., Sumter, S. C.-1 t-c. C Miss5 Levy adapryo her. friends frmBishopville spn aSn day afternoon at the home of Mr.. Morris ness. Just received a bunch of new horses. Some fine ones among the lot. Trhey're phricedl right. J. L. Ridlgewvay & Co. Mrs. .John Barton, of Union, an~d Mrs Alma Folk, of Denmark, are the ' Iguests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H I. D. Barrineau. D'orothy Dalton at The Pastime 'I heatre Monday afternoon and night. Also a Charlie Chaplin picture. After I you see the tanks go to the Pastim~e and see two goodl shows.8 Our 15e loaf of Butternut Bread is the talk of the townsi B. B. BREEDIN' SI Pure Food Grocery ADRIANCE We have a stock of six and nev rnuhesmmaummmmmuh to $8.( to ask, "What is the showing you W. ] ,;al value is deter te factory before V icy is stamped on th< Douglas' personal i rorth the price paid f epart es for Children >unkiSt Orange Marmalade .nd Jelly can be had from 1. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery Lost-A silver card case with own r's initials engraved on outside. Re nard if found and returned to Mrs. C~Alsbrook.--lt. Several hundred pounds twine for icing oats and wheat noiv in stock wine is selling fast, get your order i quick. W. P. LEGG. Mr. Austin Sauls has accepted his Id position with Fletcher Brothers, inston-Salem, and will commence rork on the first. Expected to arrive soon 212,000 Red leart Cedar Shingles and about 48, 00 pounds fine Timmothy hay, and f brick. W. P. LEGG. It will be learned with pleasure by be many friends of Mrs. Swartz and fiss Melite Swartz that they will pen a private music studio here in he avly fall. Sergeant Dow Player has received is discharge from the army, and has eturned home from the front. Ser eant Player was in the thick of the ght, but came out without a wound. The petition calling for the elec ion to pave some of the streets are eing readily signed, and very likely he notice of election will be publish d next wee.k Work has been started on the crec ion of a newv garage for the Claren on Motor Co., in the rear of the :hinese laundry. 'rhe building will e 52x70 feet and will be used for the epair dlepartment. For Sale--At close prices 50,000 oundls peanut feeds, rice meal, wvheat ran, syrup feed, cotton seed feeds, hicken feed and several hundred ushels of shelled.corn andl oats. W. P. LEGG. oLLEGE PREP~lAllTArORY CLASS Mrs, 1E. C. Alsbr'ok, Treacher Manmnn. S. C. For Boys and Girls Fourteen units, English, French, .atin, algebra, geometry, history ndl science. Prepares for any college. Cusiness arithmetic, spelling ,and ;riting carefully taught. Clemson, the Citadel, and the Uni ersity of South Carolina offer free cholarships to be won by comnpetitive xaminations. Each scholarship al1 aws free tuition and $100 cash. Vinthrop has no scholarsnip available or 1919. Special hour-class from 4 p, at to p. nm. Hour to suit pupl.. Evaponated Peaches, Ap >les and Raisins 1. B. BREEDIN'S Puire Food Grocery BINDER en-foot cuts. Prices right. THAOMAR~ LIVE STOCK CO. EEUEEEmiEEEEEEEEi =10 price?" when L. DOUGLAS nined and 'the /. L. Douglas' bottom. The uarantee that or them. ient St md W. L. Douglas D. W. Alderman and Sons Co., of Alcolu, have bought the hotel property from the Rigby estate. We are not at liberty to state the intentions of these getnlemen, but can say that there will be some great improve ments madle. Wec are proud of the fact that this progressive company has dlecidIed to invest, in our town, ahd welcome them among us. Now is the time for Ice Tea. We have the choicest Teas, such as Chase. & San bourn's, Tetley's, Lipton's, Votan, Boscul and Pine hurst South Carolina Tea. B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure '?ood Grocery . {II(IIIIIIN IIlilil i ii iillii lll~illllIIIlIlillIIIlillll llllll ll i|||0||ll1111 PASTII MOnt Th This is said to be w in America. Every act< a laugh, a thrill and a t SAmerica at from $1.00 t The i . The *mmnunammuuuu ores Shoes for Men IEEEIaIE.E.E.E.E. Several of our citizens have been indicted for shooting doves out of sea son, and- on yesterday they had a hearing before Commissioner Bland in Sumter. They were put under a $200 bond to appear at the United States court in June. 24 lb. sack best Self Rising Flour, $1.65. 96 lb. sack best Self Rising Flour, $6.15. Two 96 lb. sacks for $12.25. This week CHRISTAL STORE Gable, S. C. Everything for the mak ing of good Ice Cream can be obtained from B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery lIIIMiI illl M llaIUNnlill fl!I i! ll ll I~i (1811111flllill|| E Ti Lay, May MATINEE AND NIGHT 4:30 8:00 e Greatest Play of the Centi OMMON I ithout a doubt the greatest s >r in the picture is a headlir arob. The picture that has o $2.50 a seat. Pastime The will show it for 50c. and 35c irsday, May 1 MATINEE AND NIGHT IlHIHI HIIMt'MiHHMHIlBH1IIHIIR Wt MEEMEMM.M.MMMEMu 'I S I 11b. Ad ril I , 1 t 1 it ,,t:; II II!1 . 'I iII I t~. 9 b. s t Sf R III'1 (Adv ertisement.) 241b. sack best Self Rising Flour, $1.65. 96 lb. sack best Self Rising Flour, $6.15. Two 90 lb. sacks for $12.25. This week CHRISTAL STORE Gable, S. C. (i!TRI 15th i iry areen picture ever shown er. The war story with been shown all over atre 5th.= HHEREE ItnnlnJ