Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE MANh Entered at the Postoffice at N Appelt & Sh< Published Ev Subscription Rates $2 MANNING, S. C., WEDNI The fellow who does his buying genuine bona fide citizen of the town The perfect wife never quarrels, her. The cemetery is full of them. We may, at least, indulge in an climb into the skies to estimate the This is the time of year when t rels with his best girl-until after C It is strongly hinted that womer what of it? We hear no great male "Take it from me " began th rushed into the house with his week's Sad to relate, the Prince of Wale spoken. No American girl will sit o1 Don't ask the price of the Christn over your bank account and walk prc If we don't kick the Reds out it i do the kicking. The government ar inevitable now as later. Our crop of presidential possibi tous of the welfare of the people. I commend that every dadblasted citiz Americans are the most foolish the earth. The moment an article t longing to possess it. And right t present era of inordinate profiteeerir LOAVES, FISHE When the multitude were hungry their hunger was appeased. In this dommunity there may be dients for the Christmas dinner. A i that meagreness into plenty, nor will bread. Those who live in plenty shot want on that day. If we have a family upon whom should see that their larder is well fi not absent on our Day of Days. ANOTHER American people have long been v zanza and Mexico. The whole mess But at times backyard conditions to compel even reluctant recognition. Lawlessness and anarchy in Mexi< tion by this government can not much If we continue our attitude of in choose to gtall it, England or some o Mexican house in order. They have once there, they are likely to remain. Then exit our Monroe doctrine. Will Uncle Sam proceed to admir pants, or will he continue to receive it jolts from the Mexican toe? Must the Mexicans kidnap all of governors before we can be jarred int CI.A88fIFD AD[RISINC WE ONLY handle the best watches etc. Young & Co. WE A re rated as .Jewelers and Watch makers exclusive, therefore we buy direct from the manufacturers eliminating the middle-mans profit. See our prices and( convince your self. Young & Co. FICE YEAR LOANS on improved farm lanid at 6 per (cent. iI. C. Curtis, Attorn(ey atLaMnig S. L.2t-c. Carolina C Leave Manning for Sun Leave Silumerton for M' Leave Manning for Sum Leave Sumnter for Manni Leave Manning for Sun Leave Summertoni for M --ST. Manning-At Hotel Summec miuu mtm mumnr r ummaanuw JING TIMli anning as Second-Class Matter. pe, Proprietors. ery Wednesday 00 per year in Advance ;SDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1919 at home in time begins to feel like a and it is no trouble in the world to find occasional smile without having to cost. he overly economical young man quar hristmas. are drifting toward a figless age. But protest at the prospect. e newly wed to his practical wife as he salary in his hand. She did. s has come, and gone, and has not i the gilded throne of England. as turkey this year, brother. Just hand udly away with the bird. 3 only a question of time when they will d congress might just as well face the ities are becoming wonderfully solici we thought it would only last we'd re n get into the race. and extravagant people on the face of akes a jump in price everybody has a here is one of the real secrets of the g. S, AND TURKEYS they were given loaves and fishes, and some family with but meagre ingre vave of the hand today will not convert it create a turkey from a crust of ild see that there are none who are in the hand of misfortune has fallen, we lied, and that the Christmas turkey is JOB AHEAD reary of even hearing the name of Car is so nauseating it smells. come to the front with such force as -o are becoming so intolerable that ac longer be delayed. lifference, or tirdity, or whatever you ther country will step in and set the every provocation for so doing. And ister a sound kick to the Carranza i meekness and humility the periodical Dur consuls and a dozen or two of our a action? JUST RECEIVED a nice line of liar ness, Lap Robes, Whips etc. See our goods and~ get our prices. J. L. Ridgewvay & Co. SOLID) GOLD), Gold Top and Sterling hat pims at Young & Co. WA NTfED)-Several good carpenters at once. Several months wvork good wages. J. J. Wilkie, Summerton, S. C. LoST--Brown mixed with gray fur neckplie~ce. letwveen Weinberg's Cone and my home, on Saturday last. Rewardl will be laid for its returnii to Mr. I cuon Weinberg. I tp oach Lines SMVITHI, rop.) ifiertoni - 9 :00 A. M. annlinl ():00 A. M, ter-..-----11:00 A. M. hg -------- 2:00 P. M. merton-----:00 P. M. anning-_-- ---5:00 P. M. otel -Clareuiont Hlotel ONE CAR load No. 1 all heart Cypress Shingles 4x18 .$12.60 per thousand while they 'last. Alderman's: 20 Stores in One. 8t WHEN you decide to buy 'a watch let us show you our line. We guar antee and repair everyone We sell Young & Co. JUST RECEIVED a nice line of Har ness, Lap Robes, Whips etc. Set our goods and get our prices. J. L Ridgeway & Co. TOILET ARTICLES 'Made in France for sale by Young & Co. FOR SALE-One fine Jersey cow witl calf two weeks old. Will give about three gallons per day. Price $150.05 J. W. Sprott, Jordan, S. C pd JUST RECEIVED a nice line of Har ness, Lap Robes, Whips etc. Set our goods and get our prices. J. L Ridgeway ,& Co. WANTED-Two girls to act as opera. tors. Good salary. Apply in ,p.er son to J. V. May, Supt. 1anning Telephone Co. JUST RECEIVED a nice line of Har ness, Lap Robes, Whips etc. See our goods and get our prices. J. L Ridgeway & Co. WANTED-To buy 5,000 or mor< good bricks at once, perfect brick about 75 per cent hard. James B Moore, Turbeville, S. C. it STRAYED OFF-Last Sunday, ont black bay horse mule, 10 years old. Please notify me through Manning S. C., or Davis Station. Western McKnight, . 2t-pd. JUST .UECEIVED a nice line of Har ness, Lap Robes, Whips etc. See our goods and get our prices. J. L. Ridgeway & Co. LOST-Yellow hound bitch, white legs, short coupled. Gott away last Wednesdiy. Reward paid for her return. D. John Wilson, Silver, S. C Route No. 1. ltlpd. FOUND-In shoe department one childs brown fur neck piece, owner please call and receive same. Alder man's 20 Stores in One. JUST RECEIVED a nice line of Har ness, Lap Robes. Whips etc. See our goods and get our prices. J. L. Ridgeway & Co. NITRATE OF SODA-We can give you best prices on Nitrnte. Shin mont any time un to March 15th 1920. Baggett & Bomar, Manning, S. C. TAKEN UP-Dark bay Mire with star on face on Tuesday, November 25th. Owner will pay all charges and nrove property. Henry Brock, on Mr. Joseph Sprott's place near Santee. It-pd. FERTILIZER-We nre now ready to quote prices on all kinds of mixed fertilizers, Nitrate of Soda and Agricultural Lime. See us before you buy. Baggett & Bomar, Mann ing, S. C. I WILL HAVE J. Ti. Windham tell in front of Court House, Saturday, lneeombnr 6 at 12 o'clock three nice Grade Cowa with young calves. Anyone wishinv to sn"e money on n emv and calf should attend. F. C. Thomas. It-c. CI.AREVDON COUNTY TS OPEN far a live h"stline dealer to handle the fast selling factory built Bris coc four cylinder cars the best value n the m'arket nt. anywhere near its nrice. Cain furnish cs immediate l'". Get in touch wvith Anchor Motor Company, Sumter, S. C. "WANTED- for the National Life In snran'e Company of the TU. S. A. Agents in Clarendon and Williams borg Counties, an Old inr' Com.. nnn writing unasorpassedl Policies. Libernl contracts to pnreressivo, moable aeent q, for further pairti cnlars wvrite JT. TI. Camphell Geni eral agent, bOX 740, Charleston, S. envoui arxe ill- ph'one ''our dloctor. When vou are hungry phone your ('rocer. WVhen you noe eo1-l see yourjI cloth iCr. When you wont jewelry anod nyvthing V'OUNG & COMPANY J aee nnl Watchmankers, Manning, S. C. FOP SAL.E-Oon nine far"'. 31 erres. 2( eo ure'l Mifh now' t.oneo ha rn and other. buildine's 1 1-'; mileis from Manning. Also seven '1 fool. show (Osi's igood as new ait a borgnin. and one 12 foot groery disalay counter. I am also selling most of myv enlt rr stock at cost and helow cost. They must gos by January first, as I exneet to make a chiangre im b)Ismfess. S. IR. Venning, Manning. S. C. 49_tf. THiE SERVICES of the Cotton Gradl er' are free. b)ecaulse The Govorn ment nays $500.00; Clemson College nays $400.00; Hlome Bank & Trust Company pays $1700.00. We do this boceause we are trying in every pos sib)le way to develop this market and to heln) the farme'rs of the County. We have nut over 5300.00 in the Pig Club for boys. Is this the kind of a Bank you like? COTTON SEEJ)--Four hales per acre The record for Vandiver's heavy Fruit.oir Cotton Forty bolls make pound. 46%/ lint; 1 %/ inch staple. no boll weevils. Free from all (diseaises. Resist drouths and winds. Ear'liest lig boll. A Cotton that beats the boll weevil. All seed gin nad "ndl onullil on our nrivate ma chinerv. We orie-inated this won dlerful cotton. Write for facta ail nroofs from your owvn State. S'iecial nriee on en for early de 1vor". Vandiver Seed Co., Lavonia, Georgia. 2t. ADVERTISE IN THRE TIMES Our Bc Ours with us. The be a revel The i Hart Dubt Amei The other thin $5 to The lina to sel The D.J.i The Home c SUMTER, - ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Pursuant to an o)rder 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 15th day of December 1919 at 11 o'clock A. M., the following personal proper ty: 2 mules, C shoats, 1 buggy, plow tools, 1 mower, 1 cow, 3 bedsteads, 4 chairs, 3 mattresses. Jarrett E. Logan, Administrator. Pinewood, S. C., Nov. 29, 1919. Statement of the Condition of BANK Of $ANIE[ Located at Summerton, S. C., at the close of business Nov. 17, 1919. RESOURCES Lonsq andl discounts ... -157,852.96 Overdmafts _ . . . . 381.65 let your S tical gift thit -<V" iy'Dep~ Boys' Department is variety of pattern an< ation to you. makes are the best: Schaffner & Marx elbilt ican Boy and Everw prices are reasonal gs into consideration 50 to $25 ml 12.20 in Juv< largest stock in Ea: act from. Chandler Cl1 sf Hart Schaffner & f\ am si a Bonds and stocks owned by by the bank .---- . .. .31,738.55 Furniture and fixtures -- ._2,338.40 Banking house---.. -- . .._3,500.00 Due from banks and bank ers------ ---- -- ------128,683.78 Currency~.~~. -~...~.~.~~ 8,852.00 Gold ----__-_ -._. .. .._...5.00 Silver and other minor coin ..917.10 Checks and cash items ------20.10 Exchanges for the clearing house---- ----- -- -- --..402.75 Advanced for customers on victory bonds ..-------..3,952.55 Advanced on cotton in transit--...... -__-.... __.._-5,552.43 TOTA L - --.....-$344,17.27 LIABILITIES I Capital stock paid in-........25,000.00 Surplus fund--....._ --_ - .. ...1,500.00 Undivided profits, less eur rent expenses andl taxes naid-.___- __.._- __- ._- __..6 .24.49 istmas only a fei thoughts turn t igs -and what is moi and appreciated the furniture that eve. can enjoy? Whether you met lars or five hundre< find a wealth of suj lumbia show rooms new things just in f Come to Columi gifts in ifurniture ture." Selections laid aside and delis VanN1V "Life Time COLUMI Lrtment a specialty 1 style will rear. )le, taking toys eniles tern Caro othing Co. Marx Clothes South Carolina Individual deposits -subject to check 273,302.01 Savings deposits ..35,703.53 Cashier's checks .--..1,083.62 311,172.78 TOTAL --- --. . $344,197.27 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Clarendon ss. Before me came W. W. Davis, Cashier of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. w. W. Davis, Sworn to nd( subscribed before me this 29th day of November 1919. H. C. Carrigan, Notary Public for S. C. Correct Attest--W. D. McClary, W. HI. Carrigan, W. HI. Anderson, Direc tors. v iweeks off, ibw to prac :e practical, lasting mf something in fine :'yone in the family mn to spend five dol :1 on a gift, you will ~gestions in our Co now crowded with or holiday shoppers. ia now and choose -"Life time furni made now will be rered when ordered. [etre's, Furniture." HIA, R. C.