Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Entered at the Postoffice at 1\ Appelt & Sh Published E' Subscription Rates $: MANNING, S. C., WEDN: WAR FORTUNE How much are you paying in ti it than the sum you paid in 1914? The poor man and the average tate to make a frank reply to that qu more than he had before the war, an cordingly. But what of our new crop of m who profiteered in the blood of huma those who were compelled to have defeat ? How ipany of these newly rich-I ly pay in proportion to their gains? How many who have wrung mill ment will make a just return on the How much of this graft will be of honest taxation ? It would be interesting to see .t for the years 1914 and 1919. If the government should sudden lice the roars of protest would be n at a circus. The comparison, we fear, would CLASSIFID ADV[RTISING FOR SALE 1500) bushels of earls Spring seed oats. W. P. Legg. WANTED--)uring first ten days ol February 1000 suits, men's oi ladies, to clean at $1.00 per suit (Special Price.) The Ioffmar French Dry Cleaning Co. Nexi door to 13. 13. lfreed in's. Vt:::::::::2222222::::::::::::::2:::::::::::::::::::1 Paints Varnisi S Only the John I "Purposely made I These Paints are t House Floors Automo Impl Paint. We can al make your parltic .Just get in touch il C. R. B At The Manning Gro :u:u:am ::nm:mm :m :t AlI Peanut Butter Fresh mradle 30c. lb. Oat Meal, Grape Nuts, Post Toasties, Puff( Pancake Flo 'Heinz Apple Blutter', Catchup, Chile Sauce A special prlice 0on a Cakes and( N shelled andf uns) CHEESE [anning as Second-Class Matter. >pe, Proprietors. very Wednesday .00 per year in Advance DSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1920 5 AND TAXATION xes this year? How much greater is -itizen of modest means would not hesi ery. Ie probably has a few thousands d he will be found paying his taxes ac illionaries-those niusrooms in trousers nity-who screwed the last p, my from var munitions and food or g down in he plutocrats of calamity- will honest ons in war gains from our own govern ir wealth ? etur;ned to the government in the form tabulated statement of the taxes paid y decide to make t as information pub ore ludicrous than the king of clowns put old Annanias to shame. NITRATE OF SODA-We can give you best prices on Nitrate. Ship ment any time up to March 15th 1920. Baggett & Bomar, Mpanning, S. C. STRAYED--One black horse mule six years old from our farm in Clar endon County, last Saturday night. Reward for return. Phone us, 0. Hi. Folley & Company, Sumter, S. C. or W 1). Bain, Summerton, S. C. it-c. ies tam' Brushes aucas & Co. kind or every Purpose." he best for your bile 3ments, &c., &c. purpose, we have a so tell you how to ular job) a su(css. v ith our' Paint man R EE D IN, cery Co. PHONE 237 Bulk Mince Meat Just in 25c. lb. Corn F'lakes, Maple Syru d Wheat, Marmalai Syrup and Sugar few Fruit FreSh uts, Blo telled. I Cooking Butter' 11bh Bloaks, 65c EXPECTED to, arrie at onrc a" car of 130 barrels of fresh lime from the kiln. W. '. Legg. FOR SALE-Large quantity Tobacco cloth at the right price, L. M. Jones Alcolu. it-c. REGISTERED Durocs. We have them. See ours before you buy. Baggett's Duroc Hoi Farm. See R. C. Baggett, Manning, S. C. FERTILIZER-We are 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. WANTED-During first ten days of February 1000 suits, men's or ladiess to clean at $1.00 per suit, (Special Price.) The Hoffman French Dry Cleaning Co. Next door to 13. B. Breedin's. EXPECTED to arrive soon four cars of fine Timmothy hay. Hay is now very high and the markets advanc ing rapidly. Let me have your or ders and I will save you money. W.L P. Legg. LOST OR STOLEN-One Jersey' Colored Heifer yearling weighing about 450 or 600 pounds., about 2 years old any one finding same will please notify Rubus Watson, Sum morton. And receive reward. It-p WANTED-During first ten days of February 1000 suits, men's or ladies, to clean at $1.00 per suit, (Special Price.) The Hoffman French Dry Cleaning Co. Next don to B. B. Breedin's. LOST OR- STOLEN-One Red Bay Mare with white spot ii face, one small wart on left side of neck, weighing 900 pounds, about 6 years old. Any one finding same will please notify Sam F. Kindlaw, Sum merton and receive reward. it-p FOR SALE-One pure Duroc Jersey Sow and nine fine pigs. Sow weighs 300 lbs, (not registered.) $75.00. Address J. C. DuRant, Jr.. Alcolu, S. C. It-pd. & WANT THE TOBACCO GROWERS to place ti-eir orders for Bemis To bacco Transplanters in time to in sure delivery, as we could not sup ply the demand lrast season. The Bemis Tobacco Transplranters set your tobacco when the plants rc ready, waters every plant at the. root, saves the labor of ten hands, mail your order today to Carter Distributing Co., Lake City, S. C. 4-ti.. NOTICE to our patrons and the gen cral public: The Hoffman French Dry Cleaning Co. has moved into e The Herald Building next door to B. B. Breedin's, the pure food Grocery, and is in position .to (10 more and better work than ever be- i fore. Our prices are consistent [ :ith quality work and on those [ grounds we earnestly solicit your pitro"-ige. The Hoffman French Dry Cleaning Co. Cary Smith M'anager. NOTICE-There is a new concern in the old Nimmer building which I once occupied by the name of "The j City iloffman Pressing Club" which !-s no connection with "The Hoff moan French Dry Cleaning Co." sudu I hope my many friends will not get mistaken in C'& place, as I I am located next door toi B. B. I Breedin's the pure food grocery. [ Cary Smith manager. [ APII1CATI'ONS for admission to [ the spring~ ter~m of The Florence 1Itiremary .Tra ip ing School for Nurses ar invited.f Thorough * course, covering all branches of I nuring. Three yea r term. One [ hundred percent of graduates have 3 passed State Board of Medical Ex- I rminers. For information address:3 T1he IFlorence Infirmary, Florence, * S. C. 2-80. tItitiittttitittiittttttt t S' tmn HeinzMixedSwee ricle 35c~lb pGaeJllOag AHored Mrie JaSet. Sala ckDessig Wht ,k' Crapndy ly rag IPach amgeS.r EGGS The F. N. the oldest and larg( 3class Fire Accident that can Whad, by esteemed manager i I I and the stockholder a ment of samei Dur I .Mr. Horton it was m shall continue to do for the continuance -a the public a's a who ed and that no effo 3 3 In reference to m 1 that I will continue 3 3 incident thereto. 1 1 Iman he Agmenyhs 1 I Now~~eIII ira Iandtscodewi I. Thurtofsam~Du I Ie w Irthat isnc 3 hepulic aswh teuI 3taIwlcodie H.Fo I nietteeo 1 SUMRTI 3MEEMEEBM W ILSON NS U RA NC E st Agency here, carrying Life, Plate Glass and Hai the death of Mr. E. C. Hor o whom so much of its su( the Agency will'tease to do ;ame location under new t owned by Mr. Horton is ad my attention since the have decided that I shall ing the time that I have i y intention to carry on his so in the future; I, there of your patronage and tha le, and I assure you that rt will be spared to serve v Surveying and Engineer to direct same and do so Yours truly, G. BODY'S the storero, ~upied by R. 11 be ready ion about iy, Febri ill have ev wearable f r of the fa hing will be possible, a reatmaent w to all. & Ben ] 'Managers, IE.EEMEE~m.E.I N AGENCY the largest line of first I Insurance Companies ton lost its efficieht ahd cess was due.' But this business. The Agency management and the retained by his Estate. illness of Mr. Horton continua the manage indled the business for plans and policies and I ore, respectfully :k t of all my friends and same will be appreciat you well. ing business, will state me of the office work T. FLOYD. STORE! U omn form-. F. Josey for your tary 5th.: - EU erything r every mily. U U Ssold as nid cour ill be ac Leffrnan, I South Carolina