Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r The Fri The comnvupali At your elbo, ding a ste ad' page. The Rav( is nickel plate" lifetime. It removing sh: easily fille cleaned. Sc diffuses the m most efficient Aladdin Sccurit STAN)A RI Waclhjqi;c,n, I). C. Is, Norfolk.. V'a. Itichimnd, Va. RIt Nitrate Mixed FEI -an "Mascot" Agi D~elivecries anytil M arch 15th. See u We can save you n Baggett MANNIN if you areC sick see the doi If y'ou needl groceries see 1f you wanlt to get a Good Price f( See HI. Manning Hide Best prIic and5 h1(1ight ntsell to) merchan~ts as8 itlmeyv, but see Ii. S * DOWDY & Every SPLUN ~Steam Heatih Let Us Submit Si ~Cornplet Si Next Express Office endly Light onai ble Rayo lamp! v- sta(lfast--- shed ~lol ponwrk' or a solid brass lamp dimadc t) burn a I ; !bhted without d( o (chimney -is 1,--wiciked and Lntifically built, it ("!t Ca cnomical light Oil gi's best results. Oil. COMPANY Nei. ) \ i.ti I 1W.I? Clinirlntc. N. C. \I , C:harl- tn.\V. Va. Charleston. S. C. AMPS !!I- ..!i...I of Soda (TILIZERS (d -icultural Lime ine from now to is before you I)y. D Iley. & Bomar G, S. C. the. grocer, er Your lHides ste inh)art, e and Fur Co. >st prices patid to all. Do hey want *youri h ides for' 1(1inha rt. McCULLOUGH,I hIing ini IBING rg and Wiring. you Prices on e Outfits. MANNINGIs. 1 For a Tiny Girl A bonnet, scarf and muff of satin, trimmed with imitation ermine fur, is enough to make the eyes and heart of any little girl dance at Christmas time. Here is a set that loving moth ers or aunties who know how to sew can make without much trouble. Beds for muffs are sold at the department stores. The scarf fastens with a snap fastener at the throat, and the muff is suspended on a silk cord. Lovely Kerchief Case Nothing could be lovelier or more exquisite t' a this handkerchief case made of handsome ribbons. It is fit for a queen and proud will the lady I he who counts its like among her Christmas gifts. A beautiful brocaded ribbon makes the case which is lined with a soft, plain satin. There is a frill of fine val lace about the edge and a very beautiful double quilling of ribbon in two shades is placed above tho luce. Iosettes at the corners and a ribbon rose at the center add other glories to this, bit of mar nificence. Silk Toilet Bag =; t Never was anything firer for a Christmas gift than the bag filled with toilet requisites, shown above. It is madle of dark silk, having a flgure printedl on It, and1( lined with plain satin. Th e bag closes by means of a 11silk cordl that runs through a casing and~ emerges, through- slashes, in ioops *at the opposite skdes. In the center of the bag a smaller b~ag incloses a box I: .f face powdier, and set about this are pockets containing all needed articles for the fullet. Be'sides, there is a moneyj or jewel hag to hie suspen~ded about the neck whenca the owner of the toilet bag goes traveling. Gifts for the Baby Narrowribbons and m whitecl Aod ig hepahin.ay rtty Nmarro riune an lmll bow.t cAn gitesieuo for baby has eseni the hoicure oe. daywerainte bell ofan ribbon ynnahrch safbtnspiromsimulate Bostaops andatings encorateathe cuhion tat re botommand froma smal evrng under of lifttle bon. A bohe anson for bocaby a commo pi hat of thrus (lyinten on t ndm beso h clock---t an Indcate the u webatyi to btom maed. Belacehi pretty gift is a strand of very gayly colol'ed beads and at the right a band crocheted of silk floss, egdged and Strimmed'*with ribbon, to be used on Sthe ~rriage to hold the *aby safely /n ...i 7y; iEt NOT uN Farmers who getting it by ii tilizer. We lh plies of fish at the trade for t The OYSTE Q'mF F Norfolk, Charl RTILZER "Sparan STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1917, Clarendon County, the 1' David Levi, as Surviving Executor of endor and Trustee under the Last Will and said ( Testament of Moses Levi, deceased, judici Plaintiff, of Ja against follov 1'a Brock, in her own right and as Executrix of the Will of A. A. Tin dal, deceased, and Charlton Du- N Rant, as Executor of the Will of A. A. Tindal deceased, .John Tindal, health Ernestine Tindal, Henry Tindal and rule, ti Edward Tindal, Defendants. GROV Under and by virtue of a judgment for two Order of the Court of Common Pleas, (movr in the above stated action to me throwc directed bearing date of October, 27th In perfi The "Larchrr~or~t the ideal "Your just as many frie 4there can beC n Smfartnless of goo< acts the part of a Please remember model is limited position to meet if you place you Camoli Fisi o the [TO THE NA STE ET IL1] 'TRADE MARKI REGISTERED want fish in their fer lsisting on Royster's, t: ave been successful in d will be able to fully : his popular ammoniate Fertilizer 'ish Scrap j S. ROYSTER C Va, Richmond, Va. L'yncl >tte, N. C. Washington, I urg, S. C Atlanta, Ga. Me itgomery, Ala. Baltimore, I will sell at public auctioi ighest bidder for cash at ( Court House, at Manninj ounty, within the legal hour: al sales on Monday the 5th nuary, 1920, being salesday, ring real estate: o Worms in a Healthy Child hildren troubled with worms have a r color, which indicates poor blood, an< ere is more or less stomach disturb S TASTELESS chill TONIC given regi or three weeks will enrich the blood ho digestion, and act as a General Stre onic to the whole system. Nature will if or dispel the worms. and the Child k c' '"^alth. Pleas'nt to take. 0c per b VITFL /i g Man's" L C bt it nds among the older foi > question aibout that taste and refmnement. thoroughbred. that the production Our Dealer will be your requirements in r r order now. MOTOR CAR COMPAN ~a Machinery ( Sumter. S. C. 1 O bag ME, IH ER s tilizer can be sure of ie original Fish Fer securing ample sup neet the demands of o Ask for Royster's that Made Famous UANO CO. - iburg,Va. Tarboro, N.C. I. C. Columbia, S. C. . Ccon, Ga. Columbus, Ga. Md. Toledo. Ohio / , to All that piece, parcel or tract of lar- land, lying, being and situate partly in in the Town of Manning, in the Coun for ty of Clarendon, in the State afore day said. containing seventeen and seven the tenths (17 7-10 acres,) as per plat of E. J. Browne, Surveyor, dated October 1901, and forming a part of the title, - and bounded and butting as follows, to wit: North by lands of Estate of B. B. A. Walker and lot of B. A. or Mrs. asa Kimmie S. Johnson, East by lands of ance. Joe Sprott and .June Walker, South larly by lands of Hlaynsworth D. Plowden im- and West by Church Street. nthi Purchaser to pay for papers. then W1 b E. B. Gamble, Sheriff, Dttle Clarendon County. N 4 _ " hs ee cle a; pear to have !k.Iti sat inl much better Segar to helve tothm oknan d