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anws94 I I I " g la K I " I"~ WANTED Flooring, Ceiling, Sidii and Moul We also have Long a ing. We ship promptly a: or too large for our atter Write us for prices.. AVERY LUi Mannfacturers a Phone No. 56 The Particular SHOE i THE BARR at Kat Every Pair Guaranteed 4 $9.50, $10.0 ENOUGH If you want a good i KATZ unuumm:uuuuunum uuuuunn i i mulilmlallmene!i FOR S The T. N. Smit taining about 5 'located two mile S. C., on Publi< in two miles of and church. For further inf( Mrs. M. I J. P. CC Sumter, S il m m unllllllllllll!II111111!IIillliIls s ls u m assallllllll llllllilll!I AI SUR -to save money is to put it irra bank !i PUT rr IN OURs. S The great game is to slave and to SA great game is to sAve. her is mueh mor fil in the lat SThe Banko01 JOSEPH SPR' T. M. MOUZ( SA dandy little h( FOR S Five rooms, a nice ha 2 stall stable, smoke-hout and garden. Ceiled thro Apply to, The Manning TO SELL ng, Shingles, Lath ding. nd Short Leaf Fram ad no order too small ition. IBER. CO., nd Retailers. Sumter, S. C. muunuuuuuuuuuuumuwrnrnu; or Particular Men Y SHOE Off's end one Price to all 0, $12.50. SAID 3arry Shoe, See )FF li lt! l MM lllilllllllln illlall i l al Iillllll AL E h Place con 7 acres and s from Acolu, . Road. And good school )rmation See SMITH, or ~MMANDER, C. W AYI d, that countLs, it is what you ur "Ow filtc 'snayb helpingj. er-east your lot with ai good Mann ing' [)TT, President N, Cashier )m1e LI, two good porches, se, wash house, barn ughout. City water. Grocerv Co. MAKING THE CHRISTMAS LIST Rack Your Brain, Count 'Em Again, to I See That Np One's I Missed. "There, of course, is Aunt Maria, Aunt Lizzic and Aunt Jane; they're pretty old, but have to go down on the ' list again; and Uncle Joe and Uncle I Pete and good old Uncle Lem ; I wish I really could decide just what I should give them. And Cousin Nell and Cousin Kate and Cousins Belle and Sue, and Cousin May and Cousin Madge must be remembered, too. And Cousin Sam and Cousin Bill, and Cou sins Jack and Ned-I'n' sure if I had a.,y more I would go off my head. I "There's Grandma Smith and Grand- I pa Smith, Grandma and Grandpa Jones I -what shall I get for folks who have I rheumatics in their bones? There's pa and ma and Brother Hal, and Sisters U Maud and Grace; before I get through I I think I'll be in the crazy place. Now I What can I give all the girls who al- I ways give to aue? Gladys, Hlannah and j Hortense and Lulu-let ine see, and I Clementine and Hose and PenrI and * half at dozen more-my gracious, I must make a trip through every shop 3 and store. , And there is Frieda, housemnid girl, and Mary Ann, the cook-ere I forget I'll put their names right down now in my book. And. Oh ! what shall I give to Will? Tee lice, what shall it he? I feel sure that a diamond ring he will present to mue. lie says he only wants a kiss, and inybe that is so. but how to hang it on a tree there is I no way I know. A nice silk four-In hand might do, with stripes of green and white; I know he wouldn't he like I pa and say it was a fright. "Aini now I think I'll go to bed and I put aside my list ; tomorrow I am sure to tink( of some one I have missed. 1 a will he bankrupt when I buy the things 3 from ties to muff-yes, Christmas 3 I comes but once a year, and, gracious! that's enough."-Brooklyn Standard Union. DECORATING FOR CHRISTMAS Holly Wreathe Help to Make the Home Cheerful-How to Keep the Tree Bright and Green. It is not Christmas without a big, gorgeous, glittering Christmas tree and plenty of greens hung wherever pos sible. Of course you have your tree chosen and ready for its great purpose. When It's tline or cutting, invite your N boy and girl friends to help, and make the bringing In of the Christ- I imas tree a real ceremony. In Eng- IN land- this is one of the big events for young and old. The kind of tree to be used depends upon where you live. Red cedar, white & pine, spruce, fir or hemlock are all good. To keep the tree bright and green set it. in a deep bucket or low - barrel, hrlnce and fill the space he tween the Itre and bucket or barrel with coni. Then pour in water until the recepiltnle is full. Every homle should he iecorattei at Christmas. Oather holly for wr-aths, F make ropes of hturel, and have sev eral howls illed wiiii iamrt her h ries. M i:istetoe is beautifil and nn be found as it growth on the top of sweetgis, live oakics ind other de ciduous trees in the territory south of New . r, st hern Indina ten (California. Ot1her fu inetplants fo'rtie Irtiting arie C'li stttms Ctern andit potlyi *pody. Blnek alder antd iltx oi iink htas stutne slie-tha green'l thait Is nolitpt able foir d ecorating. int gath ern g greens, nevier tdestrtoy t he ph anfts; tt antd ilt-k tanrefully andl tihe grtowthI will nt ihe inijured't. THE BIRDS' CHRISTMAS TREE. Tlo tmtkte a birdls' Ithrist inns trt-t-e take :tn evergmrt-in. it' possillt. but tatny '1 kitnt itf ttreetwill dot If yon Iiie sheaves oif whe~at , torn-stamlks atnd teieritrt-n lbtitnt-lits till ovr it to miake it tdense. if it Is a latrge' tiret, plaiit it securely ii tinprtial pr1- toti-ted- pinte. A sti ttslde ytour indowbi. Ilitntg tin It ire baiskts liiietl wvithi suet, bitxes ithi,' -firoii ntritiovedl, cottiining tnut mnenits, mles-un tlow-r~s-seeds, wtht .t trnkt-t Coniut shells (-it it n hal anit iliedI with dlinit irs that te birtds love trnn alsot hr hiutng fi-rti thle brnnhes. IIlav se-veralt shlIets ton which pice ap ~ples, *lttuce, einbhiigr andt vegtabl ies. 4 In till ttill ti stilts, havi e at Ileiast tone or ti t etep tbtxtes ilmottst Iihetd ithl tl ttit whettre the hnof-fr-ozen b~litds hirdits sitfft-r fromti liltrst tuinitg the iwin-I iter. 1it-at a bitk or itirge stotne and plnte a iiian of wtnw'r on it. The Real Christmas. ''Te ntreta liris tmas Is ott invisible presence, n Joyful glitnee oif the eye, a wonderttiful e-xpoanslin tif thle hear-t, a sense tof ctomratdeshl ith aitll tmain s-li-es toi all '.otid lipulses antd an ali moitst treck less waste o f gtood fe-lintg uaund gteerosity tinil love. andit no ar'my of ptessimoists t'nn bainistha it kind of Chirlitmaiis fromttii ieu hears. Under the Holly Bough. Ye whto have' scornied eacti other, Or injutred frientd or brother, In this fasi-fatding year; Ye whott, by word or deed, Iave- tmde a kind heart bilee4, Comie gathe-r hiore! ' IJet sinnied against and sinnlinge ForgetI their strife's begiinning, Anda .'d!ni inl friendiship niow. He il.,ss no longer broke, Be sweet forgkvenecss spoi<en Under the holly bougn. 1I IO AiArAfA ArM A ArA A A i s e e r e r HOR ROB We hav of the abov they are pr Come buving WaYltosr' . JI LI 3 O i ArAI ArA f A1A A Candy-Cola JLl SES, HAl ES, WI Etc., Etc. e an extra e, and the -iced right. .n and see .We can IDGEW [ANNING, brink That dy uenches That Lied ini a Sanitary mnning Bottli Manning, S. C. 'I S.C UEE U Manner ng Works standy-Cocak best o all us befor fill you e S, O Candy-Col