Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Published Every Wednesday se WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1920 go George Chialmas ,propriotor of the vi: Dixie Cafe says "he is doing a rushing business," according to his cash reg ister, he has had as higif as 220 cus- in tomers in one day. J. College Prepar Mrs. E. C. Nettles Alb MANNING, SOUTH - Fourteen standard units high school ties, history, science and penmanship. lege. Students for Winthrop and Clems< tion. Trhorough grounding Raid pr< in one year than otherwise in two. Tu scholarships are offered. by Winthrop, Cic lina University for which special coachin aminations. Term begins January 5, 1920. ALDERI MEAT MARKET Don't forget that we times, in the following meal Western and Native B< ed Poultry; Norfolk S Sausage and Pudding; such as Fresh Water Spanish Mackeral, Rec Baking.) 'e.. IIR / NA IO A A Community. of friendly co-operation chief aims of this institutio We believe in this commi the farmer's, the merchant we are willing to back up est melasurie of co-operatij bank can offer. Let's get better acquaint First Natio: W. C. Davis, Pres. J. J. T. Stukes, d A Aommnitd Advance Shoing in Miu HATS Newest Lines rimmd med and Baned H-ats, all SUITS Tricotine, Ser'ge, Jersey~~ er new materials in the vi and ml~ost ulp-to-date pattte Mto $74.50. Al1 Remember the election the 2nd. Don't forget to pay your town 11 Mrs. S. Katzoff, of Manning ne North on a business trip. Mr. Jno. G. Dinkins was a busi1 iitor to Columbia yesterday. Mrs. J. D. Strock of Elloree is v r at the home of her brother, E. Arant. atory -Scho< brook, Principal CAROLINA English, French, Latin, mathe rhorough preparation for any n win honors. Individual insti gress. Students accomplish in ition, 36 weeks, $45. Benefici mson, the Citadel and South CI r will be given for competitive 4AN'S -PHONE 235 have a full line, at all :s, etc: ef ; Live and Dress elect Oysters; Country Fish every Friday, Bream, 'Trout Jack, l Bass and Pike (for titE:titt:tiEttassittittitEEtittsttitti litii liitt~litiitittttit _titittt wide Policy constitutes one of the inity; we have faith in the wage earner, and >urI faith wvith the full mU andl service that a mial Bank A. Weinberg, V. Pres. Cash ier. 20 Stores In One, MANNING, S. C. lnery, Coats, Suits andI ,Untr'im.- Silver't( prices. other po0 1)1 l(C ~ newest st ano 1J1 Combmnat ry latest Meteor, < nsl, $26.50) 1ricotine $36.75 to IDERMAN 20 Stores In One MANNING, . C. Born to Mr. gaS' Mrs. George f Lesesne last Sunday an eight pound zen- baby boys Miss Janie. Eden of St. Paul wh< has has been visiting Mrs. R. O. Copelanc retur'ed' home Friday. Bess - Manning will lead the State it paved streets and the most modern sit- "white way" when the work is com Dr. pleted. The woods should be full of coun try, candidates this summer, as th< most of tile offices will be open to can The Clar'ndon delegation spent the week-end at their respective homes The legislature having adjourned from na- Friday until Monday. col 'uc~ There will be a box party at the Re ore hoboth school house, Friday night, ary January 30th. Everybody is cordially tro- invit-d to come, and bring a box. ex The friends of.Mr. R. C. Wells will be glad to learn that he has improved enough in health to be out and walk wak ing around again. Paved streets, the best 'White Way in the State-a big fat hog and a lit ter of little ones. This will make a beautiful combination. Mr. C. A. Kolnnecke, an expert Bat tery man from Columbia, S. C., is now connected with the Philadelphia Bat tery Service Station of this city. Mrs. Ben Ness was operated on at River-Side hospital, Charleston last Thursday for appendicitis. Mrs. Ness is doing nicely and expects to return home next Sunday. We have often heard about the buz zards feeding on the busines streets of Charleston. Is that any worse than the town officials of Manning to allow hogs to graze on the business streets here ? There will be a meeting of the t -.Ladies Missionary Society of The Presbyterian church at the home of Mrs. W. T. Lesesne on Friday after iool at 4 o'clock. Mr. R. ). Cothran returned home last week from New York. Mr. Coth ran started to Germany to sell his to bacco, but when he reached New York. and was told by Gotham bank ers that German money was prac tically worthless, he returned home. The Anti-Saloon League has on a drive to raise $500,000,000 to enforce the prohibition. Clarendoni is allotted $7,500. On last Thursday night a meeting was held in the Methodist church to help raise this amount. We are told that the audience was very small, and the amount raised was dis atppoiniting. DON'T POISON YOUR BATTERIES "Batteries, like human beings, are susceptible to poison," says Mr. Kolnneeke, local Philadelphia Expert. "When it comes to giving medicine to a Battery, the only safe way is to let itan expert write the prescription and administer the dose-otherwise, the car owner is likely to find out that his Battery has been killed instead of cured." "'T'here is one thing in particular that is .iust about as bad as any poison you could give your Batteries. That is acid, of course there is acid in the Battery solution, and a good many car owners will reason; "if acid is what makes my Batteries strong, then the prmoper thing to do0 when I think it shows a weakness is to add a l ittle -nore acidl. Then it ought to work 'Thliat's altogether wrong. Y ou D~on't (delay my good man buy that bottle of Fig-aro Liquid Smoke and smroke andl prlotct your mneat. B. B. R R EEiDIN'S4 nPure Food Grocer'y S 8 Dre'sses for Sping. mle, Ser'geS, Polo0 Cloth, and 'mlari materials, in all the yles, $23.50 to $68.50 D)RESSES ,rTaffetaL andi Georgette ion, Serge, ~Jersey, Crepe L 3repe de Chine, Satin and 5 in the 'very lateSt models, $95.00 Tested Seeds For Field and Garden Oct our free Catalog which tells about the best varietios of Garden Seeds-for home use, canning and shipping-What f1eld seeds to plant for heavy yields of grain or hay-which to sow for abundant pasturage. WOODS SEEDS are choice strains of the best varieties, re-cleaned and tested' for germination and purity. Write for Catalog and "Wood's Crop Special," giving timely rformation and current 'prices. Mailed free. T.W. WOOD & SONS SEEDSMEN, RICHMOND, - - - - VIRGINIA Sausage Casings $1.00 a pound. B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery might as well say that because a few drops of some powdered .drug are good for heat trouble, a whole bottle would give the patient a better heat than anybody in the country. Not even the worst patent 'mediicine fiend would be foolish enough to believe that. But there's a lot of people who be ieve mn drugging a Battery in just their way, so they put in about a half pint of acil, when the Battery only needs pure water. The only way to be safe along ad ding acid is to fight shy of it. If you think your Batteries need acid, go to the Service Station and get advice from an expert who can tell you just what to do. Remember that he has the same relation to the health of your Battery as a doctor has to your own health, with this exception-that the Battery man doesn't charge any thing for the diagnosis. CARL) OF THANKS Editor Manning Times: I wish to express the thanks of my self and family for the many kindness shown us by our friends during my recent illness. R. C. Wells, NOTICE All colored teachers of Clarendon County are requested to be present at a call meeting of The Clarendon Coun ty Teacher's Association to meet at the Graded School, Manning, S. C. Saturday, February 7th, 1920 at 12 o'colck. Important business. William L. Bryant. Pres. Clarendon Co. Teacher's Assn. NOTICE W. O. W. You are requested by the Clerk of Live Oak Camp No. 181 to attend meeting Mopday, night February, 2. and bring your insurance policies with you for they absolutely will not be of any good to you unless you do. Mr. Nimmer says that he absolutely will not send in any more W. O. W. duies unless you see him Monday night Februa ry 2nd, so lbe on hand and less get things strarghtented out. Send us your meat to grind and make into Sausage for you. 'The cost is small eOm pared( to the work andi wVorry 1. B. BR E E IN 'S Pure Food Grocery E.yes Fxamtined Glaxmes Filteul J. E. ARANTI, PH1. G. Optomtetrist, MANNING, 8. C. Don't I Tomorr< Manning R S. W.'BARRON Seei For the vegeta: Seed: For the flower : Seed: For the field. We have just receive vegetable and flower see< shall be getting in, as plai our usual'high grade line No other concern gives n scientious study of and cot handling of good seeds ti when you get your seeds : they're the best that mont WOOD'S VEGETABLE English Extra Early Alaska; Woods Extra Early Pedig Tomi Marvel and Norton, kinds, Brimmer; Ponder< Pink; Sparks Earliaima; CabE Wloods Early Jersey Wakefield; Early Flat Di Solid South All Head Eai Flat Dutch. Be< Improved Early Blo< Extra Early Eclipse and Lett Woods Improved Big Hanson Chicken Lettuc chickens. Onion White Silver Skin; R< low Danvers. Pepj Piemento; Ruby Gian The above seeds are s ing now in hot beds to be op~en. In addition to thes< sortmnent of all other sme a first class garden, suct Mustard; Rape; Kale; S Collards; Celery, Cauliflos Fancy Maine Iri To arrive in a few da in the price. See us for y Manning G Service S The Best berviCe 4 )elay--See Us T )w May Be Too ealty & InsE JO Manning, S. C. I-muummmmmm S le garden arden d our second lot of fine Is and, from now on we iting season approaches, >f dbendable field seeds. iore painstaking, con isideration to the proper tan we do, therefore, from us, depend upon it, y can buy. SEEDS NOW REAI)Y Peas Gradus or Prosperity; reed. itoes Lhe new wilt resistant >sa; Bonny Best; June tone and Early Acme. age it Wakefield; Charleston utch; Early Drumhead: -ly; Late Drumhead and ats d; Improved Egyptian; Detroit Dark Red. uce Boston and Improved e-something new for Sets Ad Weatherfield and Yet er t; Tabasco and Cayenne. pecially suited for plant Lransplanted later in the 3 we have a cornpIlete as 11 seeds needed to make as Radis'es; Trnl.ip)s; Clush;Le s;Parsley; ver; Egg Plant, Etc. Etc. sh Potato Seed ys. We can interest you our Seed retliirements. rocery Co. eeds.l~ C E oday ! Late ! rance Co. HN C. 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