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* Bust< H ArE U U * anm U U F U FIGHT THE BOLL V~ *MEE.EEEEEEEEEEEI ST. PETERS LODGE NO. 54, A. F. M. Regular meeting Friday, December 5th at 8 o'clock, p. im. Master's Degree-Annul Supper Election of officers. Arrear list. See the stewards and secretary. F. L. Wolfe, Charlton DuRant, Secty. W. M. Ehe , tanning Ches. Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1919 Memorial Service Sunday after noon three o'clock. Miss Lucile Felder spent Sunday at her home in Silver. Mr. R. N. Cain spent Sunday in Sumter with friends. Mr. . Adger Brown of Greenville was. a v 'itor to Manning last week. 'Mrs. J. H. Orvin s pent last week with friends in Columbia. Senator J. W. Wideman spent Mon day in Columbia. Don't forget big cotton convention 11 a. m. Friday 14th. Mr. J. H. Rigby is on a deer hunt this week in the Santee swamp. Alderman's 20 Stores in One have purchased a two-ton Superior Truck from the larvin Motor Co. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Harrison of Abbeville are visiting the home of Mr. E. C. Horton. Mbs. Mae Slaughter of Mullins has' accepted a posit ion in the dry goods department of the Alderman Store. Married last - Sunday y J. M. Windham, JTudge of Pr obate ,at his residence, Mr. Hiughey P'. Plowden and Miss Elma L. Corbett of Bloom viule, S. C. Self Rising Graham Flour a fresh shipment just in B. B. B R E E D) I N ' S Pure Food Grocery Aunt Jemima Pancak is her You all know ing that cani steam iag hot mfornmifgs. I Be sulre and(I * Genuine Sap li pour11 on them. B.-B. B PUR E FOO ,EEEEE.MME~mE-, r B ro' coming to V ouncing the 'rams VEEVIL WITH HOGS Dried, Figs, Evaporated Peaches, Prunes, Pears and Apples can be found at B. B.BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery Miss Francis Harvin of Summer ton spent the week-end with her cousin, little Eliza Appeit. Co-operate with Charlton DuRant, Chairman, in every way to make this memorial service a great one. The Manning Banks nave formulat ed a new set of banking rules. Read their advertisement on another page. George, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George Willian is critically ill with typhoid fever. Mrs. H. ). Barrineau has returned from Denmark after spending two Weeks over there. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Smith, Miss Germaine Sandifer ant Bertram Weinberg spent Sunday in Kingstree. Mrs. Henry Slater and baby of Orangeburg are in Manning at the home of their father, Dr. W. M. Brockinton. Every man who was in any branch of the military, naval, air or marine service is requested to attend the memorial service in uniform. Mr. E. C. Horton is ill at his home in Manning. The reports this morn ing are that there is very little change in his condition. Mrs. Marie Brown and Mr. B. A. Weinberg have purchased handsome Chandler Six cars from the Harvin Motor Co. Mr. Ch-rlie Graham a farmer liv ing about one mile from Pinewood, had the misfortune of seeing his house and all of its contents go up in flames last, Thursday night about 9 o'clock. As there wvas no insurance on either the house or its furnishings every thing was a complete loss. The ori.. gin of the fire~ is not known. Since sugar is so scarce use Crystal White Karo, we have it. B. B. B RE E D) I N ' S Pure Food Grocery s Buckwheat e Flour nlow. there is noth beat those cakes these ~et a b)Ottle of laple Syrup) to reedin 's D GROCERY IEEEEEE.-EE E wnan [anning soon date. They a Dep; MANNI] EEEE.EEE mEEEEEI Mr. A. Abrams opened his big Al teration sale on Tuesday and a large crowd of people took advantage of the many real bargains offered. Mr. F. C. Thomas left Monday for St. Louis, where he will purchase a car of fine mules and also a car of extra good hogs. Married on November 10th by J. M. Windham, Judge of Probate, Mr. Burrel D. Kelly and Miss Maggie Driggers of Alcolu, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hydrick of Jones ville and little daughter are visiting Mrs. Hydrick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Harvin. By order of the County Commis' sioners the Black River road near Manning is closed to heavy traffic, on account of work being (done on the bridges. The Civic League wit meet at the Court House Monday arternoon, Nov. 17th at 4 o'clock. This is the time for the annual election of officers and a full attendance is urged. M.r. and Mrs. B. A. Johnson return ed Monday from Baltimore, where Mr. Johnson had been taking medical treatment for some time, and he is now very much improved. Mrs. Joseph Sprott left on Tuesday for St. Louis, Mo., where she will at tend the sessions of National Conven tion of the W. C. T. U. Mrs. Sprott expects to be gone a couple of weeks. An army band from Camp Jackson will be here Sunday for the Mem orial service in remembrance of the boys from Clarendon who died in the service of the United States during the World War. The Dixie Electric and Plumbiag Company will at an early date make, a number of improvements in their business here. This announcement was made a few days ago by Eugene Forshee and' E. L. Cashion, owners of the business. It is the intention of this concern to add~ to their stock a line of electric equipment and acces sories for plumbing such as carried by the largest concerns in the State. Mr. Forshee and Mr. Cashion are ex perienced men in this line of business. Last Sunday afternoon wvheni Mr. A be Rawvlinson was conung to Man ning in his Huick he met a negro by the name of Robert Bllackwell from St. Paul about one mile from town on the Sunmmerton road. TPhe darkey w'as on the left side or the road and diid not turn out at all. Mcr. Rawvlin eon thinking he had sense enough to krow his right from his left and e'ould turn out, but the negro held to the left side and they bad a head -ma collision. Rural Policeman Gamble was soon on the spot and made the r~egto pnt up a fine of $50.00 and( reC pair Mr. l?-twlinson's ear, which we bre toldl will cost about $300.00. The F'ord is also a wvreck and that wvill cost about $100.00 to repair it. Mak ing a total of $450.00 that Blackwvel will have to pay for his ignorance or bullheadedness. Mr. Rawvlinson's hands were painfully cut by the broken: wind-shield but not seriously. Mrs. S. R. Venning and Miss Mat tie' Venning entertained Thursday afternoon, November 61 in honor of the bride-elect Miss Virginia Wilson. Miss Venning received at the door and Mrs. Venning greeted the guests in the reception room. Tlhe house was tastefully dlecorated, Crysanthemums, ferns andic patlms being used. Soon after the arrival of the guests slips and p~encils were given to each, then followed a contest: The Trous sean contest. A noivber' of ladie's were' winners so the pize had to be drawn for. Tfhen Miss Virginia Wilson wvas re eivedl and given the seat of honor. Each guest was then jg:ven a card and reqluestedi to dlrawv the brides houcse andI make onut a "Fi'1rst G;roce'ry Bill"' for. her. All wecre Invited- in the (lining roomn, a large cake ( a box resembling a cake) wvas then placed before the bride-elect andl she was re(Iiested to cut the cake (?) She found within this huge cake ( ?) a number of beautiful l inen pieces, gifts of her' friends. Then Master Herbert V'enn ing. and little Miss lBhanche, dressed as a butle r and erv ing maid pahssed the refreshments, i del ic ions sal ad eou rse. linen leaving the dining room tho Tuaests were served a refreshing punch in thle front hall. Mr's. W. S. Plow 'on nro'sier ni u. the nnnok-~ hewl. 4 His Watch this will make the artmer S4G, S. C. NOTICE - All persons who are in arrears with their telephone rent are notified to pay up immediately to' the collector who is now located in the Centarl of fice. All accounts up to November 1st must positively be paid at once. Frank Maye, Manager. o-- --- - NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Notice is hereby given,- that the Board of Assessors for the Town of Manning has completed its work and the Board of Equalization will meet in the Grand Jury Room on Friday November 14th, 1919 at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and all property own ers who are dissatisfied with the as sessments made by the Board of As sessors, shall have the right' of appeal to, or appear before, the said Board of Equalization at said time. By Order of Town Council. E. B. BROWN, Clerk and Treasurer. Manning, S. C. Nov. 8, 1919. How about a nice fat juicy Mackerel for Breakfast. We have them. B. B. BREEDIN Pure Food Grocery Split open a coffee berry Inside you find some thing like this. A tough little woody 'tasting hull. Ordinary grinding mixes this worthies. chaff in with the good. part of -the berry. But the BOSCul method re moves it entire. Thus we also get rid of tannin, but we re tain the rich aromatic coffee oils which give fragrance, full mellow strength and flavor. For the sake of real coffee - satisfaction in. sist on B3oscul Blend. In tinai and sea led cartons onlyI. Never in bulk. Win. S. ScullC. Camden, N. ..\4 Ratjahisherd 1888 Heinz Dill Pickle in bulk can be had from B. B. BREEDIN'S Pnre Food Grocery Space next u a kiddies ha t Stc FIGHT THE BOLL N ' ATTENTION The. State Teacher's Association will meet in Columbia November 27, 28, 29. It is very desirable to have Clarendon County well represented and to this etid I recommend all who can, to attend. The first (ay will be Thanksgiving -to vhich all, according -to cuctom, are entitled to take off duty. I would recommend that Trustees throughout the county give Friday to all who will attend the association. It should be understood that Friday is not to be made up as lost time in case the teachers attends, but should be made up if they take the day off and do not attend. The main fact being that all teachers should be given the time off to attend, and if they do so, no time to be made up but in case they take the time and do not attend, then the day should be made up. Let the teachers and trustees consult to gether on this question. Respectfully, E. J. Browne, County Supt. Education. ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL Mrs. E. C. Nettles Alabrook, Principal Manning, South Carolina Fourteen standard units high school English, French, Latin, mathematics, history, science and penmanship. Thorough preparation for any college. Students for Winthrop and Clemson win honors. Individual instruction. Thorough grounding. Rapid progress. Students accomplish more in one year than otherwise in two. Tuition, 36 weeks, $45. Beneficiary scholarships are offered by Winthrop. Clemson, the Citadel and South Carolina University for which special coaching will be given for competitive exgminations. COTTONM $3.50 Dickson Grocer~ Everything for can be foi Fancy Citron, Dried Sun Maid Raisins, Glace New Crop Walnuts, Bra Flour Spices, Mince Mea Virginia Dare etc. We advise that you B. B. BRI PURE FO0l "Only the best. ini reek >res I VEEVIL WITH HOGS Pecans, Walnuts and Brazil Nuts are all here. B. B. BREED IN'St Pure Food Grocery THE BAND IS COMING Mr. Charlton DuRant, Manning, S. C. Sir: Your request for the 48th Infantry Band, for November 16th has been approved by the Camp Commander as outlined. 0 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Pursuant to an order of J. M. Wind ham, Judge of Probate, I will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at the resident of the late Septimus Logan, near Pinewood, on Friday the 28th day of November 1919 at 11 o'clock A. M. the following personal proper ty: 2 mules, 5 shoats, I buggy, plow tools, 1 mower, 1 cow, 3 bedsteads, 4 chairs, 3 mattresses. Jarrett E. Logan, ~ pd Administrator. - Pinewood, S. C., Nov. 11, 1919. For the best in Meats let us have your order. - Nothing but inspected MEATS is handled here. B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted J. E. ARANT, PH. G. Optometrist, MANNING, S. C. aBag '& Feed Comp'y Your Fruit Cake and here. Figs, Cleaned Currants, Pineapple, Glace Ginger ,zils and S. C. Pecans t, Jellies Oleomargarene make your cake now. EEDIN'S ) GROCERY Eats and Meats."