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Published Every Wednesday f WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1920 Capt. W. C. Davis is a business visi tor to Columbia today. It's now time to pay your town M license. Now is the time to get that tobacco bed in shape. f< b, Mr. Sam Tift of Columbia was a s< business visitor to Manning this c< week. Miss Katie Clark of Columbia spent C the week-enda with relatives in Mann- c mng. The indications now are that tobac co will sell higher the coming season than ever before. b Material is being placed on the ground for the erection of the home 11 of Mr. S. L,. Davis. Mr. J. G. I Ilggin.; has been elected town clerk to succeed Mr. E. 1. Brown, resigned. Ii Lieutenant Ingram Vilson of Fort P McPherson spent the week-end with his parent in Manning. There will be an oyster supper in the Paxville school building Friday night, January 2:3. The public is in vited. pl Mrs. J. 1. M1arvin who has been critically ill in a Richmond sanitarium has returned to her home near sun sc mortoii, is miuchi improved in health. sI Mr. E. B. Brown has resigned his di; position as town clerk, and accepted ai position as trav ing representative for a fertilizer concern. Mrs. Moses Cohen of Eutawville he and * Mrs. Isaac Cohen of St. Mat- N thews is visiting at the home of N Mrs. Morris Ness. _l Mrs. E. C. Alshrook spent last th Saturday in Colunhia with her daugh- Ii( ter, Mrs. A. Forest Fowler and Sun- of day in Caniden with her brother, Dr. i,. W. Nettles, returning home ;'cn- m day night. fr in We call special attention to the in statement made by the Home Bank a & Trust Co. in another column re- m gardin gthe Maanning cotton market. "t They give the figures and it shows Manning to lead all other markets. Messrs. S. J. Smlith, 13. A. Weinl her,; J. II. Rigb~v andti 1 I. Appelt traveled over to \larian county Mon dlay nrosnecting for a camp site on the Pee Dee river. h11ey purchased 1 one of the nroo t iest. landings on this I stream. M'ack Rich, Ma no ing's I famous chef accompanied the party. Thy ('arojlina c(oach Lines will m:k' solcial trils to 'oeallo for si dIancinlt and -wimming parties Thurs- h( da night. 'I'e trip will not he taken su nles six l)ersons have booked pas snLe. 'The, rounld trip fare will be $l.50. \lake tarrai,'ements at Dr. T)ixons I )rung Stot before noon 'l'hursday. You know that piire cream is a rich article, well Heinz Crean of Tonuto Solp i t made out of the best tomna-- Q toes and( l'eal (cream I. I9o not conifuse this with "add( hot~ ' P urte Food1 Grotcerv - FLOUR ! t11( l'10eniN Xl10ur1 Al ills Pansy Plaina F Gan I ansy Ilu s epe sac wII ni, Pm-an 'he best drink. Chase & anborn's Seal Brand Cof ee. L. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery Mr. Morris Ness has returned home rom the St. Louis dry goods market, 'here he went to look the situation ver for his Spring trade. Some of the material has arrived >r the "White Way." The posts are ping placed in the ground, and as >on as the cable comes work will >mmence. The Thomas-Weatherford Motor ompany have taken the agency in larendon for the Stephens Salient ix automobile. Read their advertise ent on another page. The friends of Mr. R. C. Wells will i pleased to learn that he has im roved very much since going to the ispital in Charleston, and expects to >me home this week. There will be a mass meeting in the terest of the cause of prohibition at o \l anning Mlethodist church at 7:30 hursday night; .1anuary 22. A good rogram is promised, and all are in ted to be present. ir. Carl Keels, a former employee The Ierald Publishing Company of is place, spent several hours here nesday renewing acquaintanceships. I r. Keels is now located in Philadel na. The main streets of Manning have 'en turned into grazing grounds for veral lots of pigs the past week or We wonder if any other place be rIo Manning would tolerate this con tion. lEl"S FINISH THE JOB We have prohibition as far as it can secured by an amendment to the at ional Constitution. But obvious to every thinking man and woman mi slat ion against and actual annihi lion of any evil are not the same ing. As long as the unscrupulous uor men have millions of gallons liquor in their possession, one may poet them to use every means no atter how illegial or corrupt to ustrate the law and the will of the ajority of the people. The liquor terests are just getting in trim for hard fight to build up public senti ent in their favor and to take the eeth" out of the act of congress Tested Seeds For Field and Garden (;, t our free ratal,,. which tells ont thy li-st u i''ti' s of 4nI n eds--fr t li e i se . ile:ming an ip~ping - -wha:1 lilebi seats toI1:11 pln t f r amy yiels of grain or hay--which to w furi) abundant pasturage. WeSi c hoice strains of the best varietes, --eh, nted aIndlI lste l for rm1.1ination l porily. \\'riti fr 1: Iadao "\V'ooll's Cro-p lii~ li ie \. .\ dla fr'o, .W WO & SONS SEEDSMEN, OtCHMOND, - -- - - VIRGINIA FLOUR! 'llts Ill Mannillg fby all bran .We Splecialize in rour, Phoenix, I~ ie Self Rising Flo al 0 l 0 i' ol'i ILS Str'engt h a tH'Il xai'llv the ai a sfutl ba~king' at all I tm's, t h )lls ('HieS, SU'(, :?fd insist tIlaW ''' tiS \d. 10 ' 1H l v ,\ ) 6 LDERMAN'S ?A ires In 4')10 To those who like real true blue Pork Sausage we I would like to have you try some that we make in our sanitary market. We feel sure that you will like them too, we use only the choicest pork in them. B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery ;ceking to inforce the Eighteenth Amendment. Shall the friends of pro iibition back off the field and allow; hem undisputed possession ? The Anti-Saloon League of Ameri a and the Woman's Christian Ten erance Union have been the two reatest champions of prohibition in iur country. The passage of the | [ ighteenth Amendmenc was largely|| tue to their untiring efforts. The for-|| ner of these organizations is in the nilst of a nation wide drive for funds o withst:nd the liquor men and to. 'urther extend the cause of prohibi ion in this and other countries. It s asking Clarendon county for $7, 00.00. Let us stand by this faithful | ervant of the people and help finish | he job. All the friends of prohibition are nvited to a mass meeting at the Manning Mlcthodist church at 7:30 'hursday night, January 22. Good peakers will be on hand and it is ioped that the attendance will be I arge. .J. A. Easley, County Chairman Anti-Saloon Leagu2? Campaign. -- II CIVIC LEAGUE The Manning Civic League held its irst meeting of the New Year on londay afternoon, with nineteen tembers present. After having had recess since the November meeting, i II members present were ready and I nxious that our work for the year be I tarted up at once, and with vim and l etermination that the year 1920 shall e a good one in every department, all ommittees signified their intention of i tarting to work at once. The mem- I ership of the League was increased I t this meeting by twenty-five, which hows how the interest in the league s broadening. and with the assistance f these additional twenty-five new nembers, the league is in a position I o make great strides along every | inc of work it takes up. Mrs. T. M. M.ouzorn, reported the iew play ground fixtures, completed ndt being very much enjoyed by the o''nger children of th" town. It was decided to have an honorary I niembcrship rdl!, c:msisting of the I PALM OLIVE SOAP 10c a cake. f. B. BLRE E DIN'S Pure Food Grocery NOTICE OF DISCHIAlRGE I will apply to the .Judge of Pro ate for Clar'ndon County. on the 2:3 ay of February 1920. :1 II o'clock a. n. for i.etf.ers of )ischairge as admiin strator of the e tate of fJoe Hurgess levensed. It. ). .Mc laddin. Administr ator. Sardinia, S. ('., Jan. 19. 1920--pd. ie? The best minee meat hbat you ever' saw is Heinz's. an't we send you up) someI? B. H. B RE E 1)1 N 'S Pure Food Grocery FLOUR ! et ail ! (ds of flour u I ou t bL y' led Rose and ur. .IThat is why we cani se."' No maltte how ansy. Try it at oJur nee. If you \want the wvhitest andt lightest Iouri, 0only the h ig.hest1 und)( is caretIfullyV blndl or IWD~~n INSE.l()lC IEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEJ U O UU 0 U Cloth U - U We have and 150 which w seasons. These Su to $40.00. terns anc U styles. U All wool and $25. If you wa coat at a is your o] U I M -Eie a The D. J. ien of our town, who care to co >perate with the women workers of mid for the beauty and sanitation of mr "City Beautiful," which roll was ;tarted off by having ten gentlemen 'olunteer for membership, which was nite an incentive to the membership onmittee; which committee will be, rey active in the near future. The rollowing oflicers and committees were appointed for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. J. A. Weinberg; 1st. ire. president, Mrs. J. H. Orvin; 2nd. ice president, MArs. I. I. Appelt; 3rd. 'ice praesidlent, Mrs'. J. 1f. Rigby; 4th. vice president, Mrs. C. H. Geiger; See. amd T'reasuarer, Miss Irama H1. WVein Enit erta inmntai- Mras. Leon Wei n. aerg. Mr's. .J. A. C'ole, Mras. R. E. Braoadwvay, M~Irs. Ed~( Reardon, Miss I nuey Wilson. (Court I louse. --Mrs. TI. M . M~ouz',ona Mr s. I". P. fBurgess, Mlrs. II. J1. Bomuar, You wvill like a Pumpkin Pie if it's madIe out of White R~ose Selected Canned P~ump1 kin. Put one on the table md~( you wvill put y'our hubby in a fine humor. H. 11. R E EDIIN 'S Pure FoodI Grocery Don't Manning I ~ S. W. BARRON id, Tii ting P on hand b Suits and e carrid on its are pric( They are i mostly cc serges aslo ant a good s reasonable pportun ity. Chandler I Sumter, S. C, IEE.EE=E-==E=E1 Mrs. Tom Nimmer. Street Sanitation--Mrs. E. L. kins, Mrs. II. L. Crouch, Mrs. trude Sistrunk, Mrs. C. IR. Spr< Play and School Grounds-Mi S. Ervin, Mrs. A. T. Helms, Mi 1. larvin, Mrs. W. T. Lesesne. Membership Committe--Mrs. Ilarvin, Miss Janie Wilson, Mrs. Breedin, Mrs. Joe W. Rigby. Depot-M rs. Geo. Williams, M B. Breedin, Mrs. Alma Bradley, S. O. O'Bryan. IHealth Charity and .Tail-Mrs. HarrIonl, Mrs. A. S. Biriggs, Mrs. Bradhani, M'rs. .Jno. WV. I leriot. II ome Econie~~is-M rs. .J. II[. ( Chairumn; Mrs. David Levi, M 0. ichardsoni, M rs. J1. A. Cole. NOTlIC E I will he at the following placW lie dlates named to take retur personall propPerty. A r607, pl)Cl failulre to make r'eturns. C. WV. Briowns Store Tlhursday uary 22. Suammerton F'ridlay Jianuary: St. Paul Sa turday, ,January Tlhe Cross Roads5 Monday, Jani D~avis Station Tuesday, .Jan. -101rdo1 Wed nesday. .1an. 28. St. Marks at II. A. Alsb Tlhursday, ,Jani. 29. Foreston Friday Jan. 30. Wilson M~lill Saturday, Jan.| Thie Best Servic' Delay--See U: -ow May Be '1 (catty & I1 Manning, S. C. ene H 9 a U rices I tween 125 0 Overcoats e or more M .d at $22.50 good pat- M - -U >nservative M w as $22.50 uit or over price now lothing C. w i dw-y FeB1 arrows Mill, Monday Gr-' Sandy Grove, W. D). MlcFaddens, s. E. Turbeville, Wednesday, Feb. 4th. s. S. New ZLion Thursday, Feb. 5th. L. H.Fbarmony, A. Rt. Chandlers, Friday J. K. Plowdens Mill, Alcolu, Monday Feb. 9th. s5. B- Andrew P. Burgess, Mrs. County Auditor. A. I. _ __I sumeretme 125by es oror 3. Eyet ExmiedG2ss50ie ookspt-tit 'ooeratv isrncUo JOHNC. RCNA