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THE MAN I. I. APPELT F. M. SHOPE..... PUBLISHED E WEDNESDA WEDNESDA Clarendon County now : and we believe the peop golden opportunity. Supt issue which we print on o in which he proposes to mind he is right, and we but success. If the people will cast shoulder to the wheel we too much selfishness am< care and not enough prc to sit back and try to bloi you do not like the pror We have one of the best everybody will pull toget ride through this good C ment has alloted Clarend we put ip) a like amount. 1919 or we lose it and soi Supervisor Kelly's letter, boost and help in any wal off and do your kicking t want to see good roads a CHAMBER One of our prominent cently and asked our opi a Chamber of Commerce that The Times was heal ment towards the organi We believe that the tir show a spirit of progress now have the opportunity especially in the way of m market on this side of the houses operating this ye live-wire warehousemen, r long ago to boost their m; We believe that a Chan proper channel to start tt ing of Manning one of 1 South Carolina. With th have to draw from and farmers have shown durir that the time is right nov Let some one start the practically every business fall in line and help make should be-the best agric Get busy NOW. WORK FOR We believe the bridge c assured thing, and when be on the main highway i We have always been cu no way to get across it. North in H~ orida will crc will not0 only see our Coun ing. This is on'e of the g in our Countv anl it will anfd Countyd\. .Just think through each year that c< were it not for1 the criossi a great ma1nyV will stop) 0m uuight, and while here art is what goes to make a t, paved and a fine modern the wortldl, these peoplel MVanninis aS ct(aitpadl plae' will get inhabitants to c< otherwise. KEEP YOU A townis very~.' much ik1 ing, it raust have energy towvn should remember th pendis to a large extent t. in which their business is should be liberally supipo ness men. At the preseni tion between towns as th ness enterprises. A man ly select a towvn that is 1 in favor of every modern modern times can't a1ffort( or antidliluvianl fossils w every enterprise. To mal believe in its future and improvement. Make a sI) dence of improvement in) Help every worthy man, every goodl man to locate Just received a fresh sh ment of Gardner's Fame Norfolk Cake. B. B. BREEDIN Pure Food Grocery NING TIMES - --------------------------------Editor ----------------------Business Manager VERY WEDNESDAY. Y, APRIL 23, 1919. Y, APRIL 30, 1919. ias a chance to have good roads, le will take advantage of this rvisor Kelly has a letter in this ur first page outlining the way ive us good roads; and to our hope he will meet with nothing aside all prejudice and put a will have good roads. There is >ng our people, too much don't gressiveness. It is foolishness :k a good cause, simply because noter personally or politically. Counties in thee State, and if ier we will have good roads to )unty on. The Federal govern on $55,000 for roads, provided This money must be raised in ne other County gets it. Read think over it, then resolve to ryou can. If you can't help, go :o yourself as patriotic citizens nd not hear chronic grumblers. OF COMMERCE. business men came to us re nion of the movement to start, in Manning. We informed him 'tily in accord with any move ation of such a body. ale has arrived for Manning to veness instead of lethargy. We to go ahead and do something, aking Manning the best tobacco Pee Dee. With four big ware a', under the management of eany a place would have started rket. iber of Commerce woull be the .e ball rolling towards the mak he best towns in the State of e rich farming section that we the progressiveness that our g the past five years. we believe !-o form such a body. a11 rolling. They will find that man of this section will quickly Clarendon county what it really ultural county in the South. SANTEE BRIDGE. ver the Santee is practically an it is coml)leted Clarendon will o the rest of the United States. off by this river as there was Lutomobilists traveling from the ss this bridge, and( in doing so, Ly, butt will come through Mann rea test projects ever attemp~ted be of untold value to the town of hund reds of peo~ple passing >uld not p)ossibly comie this way lg, and~ it standls to reason that -er for a few hours, a clay or a I)bound to spend money. This >wn. And too with our streets hotel, and the finest water in will pass the wordl along that a to live in, and in this way we >me here that would not come R TOWN ALIVE. md enterprisP. Then peCole in a at the in"l ividIual prosperity dle poni the character of the place locatedl. Every public measure Iedl by all, especially the busi day there is as much competi ar'e is among persons andl busi seeking a location will invrariab-. Ip) to the times, and is eagerly imrfl~ovemen~it. A town in these I to be peopled with 01(d fogies ho are continually kicking at te a flourishing town you must evork for it, encouraging every ecial effort to exhibit some evi your' own work and character. wvery enterprise and encourage in your town. p|Renew your Subscription us. to The News and Courier and Tlhe State thru 'S B. B. BREED)IN I Manning, S. C. TEN PERISH IN EXPLOSION Result of Attempt to Kindle a Fire With Kerosene. Chelsea, Okla., April 29.-Ten' per sons were burned to death and one probably fatally injured as a result of an explosion whjch followed an at tempt on the part of Thomas Ballard to kindle a fire at his home here to day with kerosene. Ballard, his wife, E. W. Ballard, an aged man; Mrs. Charles Ridenhour and six children of the Ballard and Ridenhour families lost their lives in the fire that de stroyed the house. 0 LEAGUE SECTY. $25,000 YEARLY Virtually Decided to Meet in Wash ington Next October. Paris, April 29.-The salary of Sir Eric Drummond, secretary of the league of nations, is to be $25,000 year!y, with a similar amount for the expenses of the office, including the clerical staff; according to the representative of Reuters Limited in Paris. It has been virtually decided that the first meeting of the league shall be held in Washington next October. TAX ON DRINKS TOMORROW Buttermilk and Hot Beef Tea Are Excepted. Washington, April 29.-Soda water, ice cream, sundaes, root beer and all NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. A l! persons or parties are hereby forbidh en to fish, hunt or to aliow stock to riu go o Upon or to trs pass in any way upon the lanis leased by the Blik Oak Hunting Club from the Santee Rliver Cypre-s I.umb:-r Company in Or on Sant'e I(iv'2r swamp, said lands being all the lands nowne : by the Santco River C(: r: s ;.umber Companoy in Clarendon Coun ty from Wright's Blutl to the Vii lialsburg" County line, unless allow oI t o so by permit. sine 1 by the Srcertary of th Black Oak Hu oonti ng Clu. A\' persn4l trlpa:sing upor these hbnds in an: way or allowing stock to go or run Upol same1 wih ih out permission, will be prosecute i to the fullest extenet of the law. A plie(ntion for permits for enter thee Luadh for any of the above ')11'n-s Can be gotten from any of the f 1l0 wn: Lo .1 I.and Wardens: Fred L anham, F. R. Dingle, .JeT M. av's, W. . I)vis, I). C. Mason. C. \. Dris, Son & Co., M. .1. Davis, Lous Allsbrooks. W. S. B. Tate. Black Oal: Hunting Club, By S. W. Barron. Secy. & Treas. -21- it-c. Lessees. Kill those pesky Flies. Use El Vampiro, the world's best fly exterminator. Comes in a handy, dandy bellows box. Cost only a dime. Can be had at IL B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery 50e. Unestn, an in IT's folyt rervti that pin stalls depreciation. Consider p buy seed as an investment. An~ paint selections as you are in se] The paint that has a recordl an making skill developed and the . that tme have resulted in the pro after numerous tests must maeel labeled "Lucas." C.R. B ~MMannnigG It's . With Spring ii time to begin t, wardrobe. The new styles and f ing, offer a wide sel faand every purse. Di ter if you look better, clothes have a recogi self respect; you canr appearance. See ti Schaffner Suits.. W< harmonize. Shirts, We shoW/ merchandise of the t the largest stock in Eastern T~he Dj~w. J Clohin W. A. BR a Home of Hart Schaffner & Mar. other soda fountain drinks become taxable Thursday under the Revenue Act. Five and ten-cent drinks, or dishes, will be taxed one cent. while fifteen or twenty-cent drinks will be a Laxed two cents, and the tax will be collected from the purchaser, unless the soda fountain keeper chooses to reduce his prices to include the extra tax item. The question of when drinks are taxable and when they may not be P taxable, and the precise methods of ro!lecting the tax, were discussed at 0 length in a sta temeint issuedl today by he in ternal revenue hbureau for gouid - unce of proprietors arni patrons of For re moda fountains. you sli Tee eam les were given of ta x W( Siile(d Swift Premriutin -Ba "onj andl H-am-. fro Pure Food Grocery Let - thr D The 190 CTUR - g - DRPHiA. able di nk w a the founttain: is an expense. Painting is a (OdC h statistics prove on the average popae, ions increases its value 25%/ to pitXl V tonly for decorative purposes. S he life of the building and fore aint as an investment just as you osa d be just as particular in your w *.idC ecting seed. Select av'Uie. Thsi(rnt d reputation of 05 years. The paint-. dik odd pamit-makmng knowledge learned in Sprt a duction of the highest quality paint ipoeon( dard is a Lucas Jaw. Every can this sandar, elsertmcanotsb "rngeade,4 Swood Mue wi rhiinywaterAn saecran flavoree. e rt the air, it's high I o freshen up your resh fabrics we are show action to fit every taste ess up! You will feel bet- I Clean cut, well tailored A riized influence on ones tot afford to neglect your ie new Alco and Hart i have haberhashery to Ties, Hats and Gloves. I est quality always. And remember, Carolina to select from. :-: :-: Chandlerl Company I YAN, Manager. Clothes. SUMTER, S. C. stman Kodaks! he greatest, simplest icture making machine n the market. :-: :-: al pleasure and profitable instruction ould own a Kodak. have these Kodaks ranging in price' m $2.50 to $25.00, and can supply higher cedl machines on short notice. us show you a Kodak. ve your developing and enlargement made ough us. Manning Grocery Co. Eastman Kodak Agents hen mixed and sold at|(uo d ilb eda h fieo for consumption on the aiCo an itPie oS. .,o lemonade, pineapple uos ofatn Ujotarolin la, root beer, moxie,crprtodpoe f t lrpIt, ruit and flavoring syr- n qaaeisafis n oit tarocirbonwtld wathrloratltheolftteono th, 2nd dayofmJune, l99,hfor' th to b ahreprnened tawidauleai Lea te, cffe, bttt*coprtien, hreby give tt meoety, ot cocolte, ot c a ing ate stkholars go itos btil o akemad mtlk~ hlsl rcr o pn vlI b c from eg coaner. icel inteofcofteCmay n s, iceucram tandiesaeSm etn .C, nte3s lyo :ins ofre att classxa11,bleveo:lc nh atr noon.,hieaetingfsfeeC buotcon boisoiad bot er eouin aotd b h NetfOTIC e conain rdfDrcosatoiiga n 'nso th latr c reases.teCptl tc fsi reby given that a meet-coorto to ta husn ockholders of the Pine 30mpany, a corporation $0000)dlas 'si of the State of South I *~dn 'HC YEAST Arl2,ll..4-1c be found at Clsc~ rpadbms BRtE E D I N'S Awoo Ubtvmte FoodGroesyale Grcr Copnywllb