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THE MANNl Entere'd at the Postitliee at Mat Appelt & Shopc Publisheed Ever Subscription Rates $2.0C -MANNING, S. (., VEDNES Dotn't he' backward abolut speakmgt you nothin. :tid its \ab;e is bey'mi n You may inagine that the w'ivlht But yol are in error. Every good word count-, i hes e 'our individual opinion has great weight with others. There is no one upor When you point out the heauties az and the sterling qualitits of its citize1 minds of those with whtomi yton ee'nvet'st others. In this way the gotd work becoimet always boosting, always bckonitg to I good words and deeds abound. and wher Every voice has its weight, and you WHEN l'ilE W1( The bie corporations. the financiers aires are entrenched behind their dollars but their own pleasure and their own greater wealth and power. The labor unions, long suffering fri gigantic proportions where by the nod o the industry of the couttry, throw hunt employment, and bring others to sicknes power has gone to their heads. The tw'o classes combined represent tlation of the country, yet they pract ic elusion Of all other classes. The farmers, the doctors, lawyers, millions of others are at their mercy an labor heels---because they are not organ jority of the population, and yet they at But the wc n will endure just so r And this is equ: .ly true of the worms o In Russia the aristocrats plunderer could staid no more. Then the peasants aristocrats asunder. Russia is a bolshevistic hell as a res Washington should remove its smio1 note conditions as they exist. Some day the American worm may It may tire of the capitalistic plunt lash. It may send people to Washington 1 and not these two small classes. Then the tinncier with a hill ion in labor dictator with a lash in his hand. And neit.her will look good at all. Even in :Amerien the classes are masse - it desperation points the w ------ - ----0-o No, we simply can not permit you Carranza. It is about time for him to 1 We I 'p'e, howe'ver, that our good i substitute .scrambl'd eg;" for brains. good eggs. Ihe der:n ;t .f jaut ic at Washit downl, and tie d-patttment 'f labor in1si: down todahy ;and up( tomorro'(w. I- -- ',- -. 1 '*' *'a' -'-P ra a r'estinwnI lo * :' ton ,r r o R.. J. RE.YNIlJ1: TOAC wlintoa .,-.. .1 I' ING TIMES ning as .3econd-Class Matter. Proprietors. y Wednesday per year in Advanco DAY, FIEBRUARY 4, 1920 Yol'R1 VOICE a -ood word for this town. Costs aLsur,. X Vouir individual voice is little avail. very bad one. weight with some, and reasonable . whom it does not leave its impress. ' d the advantages of this community, is, you stamp these facts upon the and they in turn transmait them to! an endless chain, always traveling. he stranger to come where good e ill ones are seldom heard or seen. rs is not the least of all. )RM:1 TURNS and the new breed of war million-_. and their greed and can see nothing J will. Their towering ambition is n capitalistic capacity, have assumed y f one man they are able to paralyze ireds of thousands of people out of s. starvation and the grave. Th1 ir S only a small proportion of the pop ally dominate everything to the ex merchants, editors, proarhers, and d gasping under the capitalistic and ized. They represent the great ma e dominated by the small minority. N Inch torment, and then it will tui-n. f the human family. .1 the% peasants until human nature alrose in their might- and tore the I ut of this misuse of power. ed glasses, take a look aroun I, and 18 turn. tering and the wielding of the labor who will represent the great masses, C his fist will look no better than the lot immune from ti iwiath of the y. to forget our great and good friin ecar loose again. riends of the peace league will not It would he :i sad waste of perfectly I gton says the Icost of' living is going ts it is going up. That settles it ''A/).'L de'sireyon tes 111you'd id. odoIoj:Ci~ r.t swol /0 /,n(, " hUnger for cigare te ITIha &:O~li',\C Yrertem" s(r neptCar nel ve anow ithellesI at 9 " ouee t (We've be ness this win epidemic was it has been p been saved a take proper I Dicksor THE REXALL STORE SFIINGLES-No. I Red Cedar and we at are selling them under the market in price today. Dickson Grocery & Feed Co. .. ..- ._ _ ta WANT TO BUY YOUR FUR HIDES sih Don't pay freight on shipping them to off when I will pay the top prices. Iring or send then. to S. Rubin, The Battery, Summerton, S. C. It-p fe I"' YOU ARE going to need hay, buy F now. Ilay is going to be much F higher. See us, we can supply you. Dickson Grocery & Feed Co. ta GASOLINE SYSTEM-Oil Tanks and! Pumps, Air Compressors, Comput ing Scales, Show Cases, Account Registers, Floor Scales, Rebuilt I' Cash Registers, Safes, Store Fix- A lures. The Hamilton Sales Co., lai Columbia, S. C. No.5-tf. bc WINTER House-Blooming Bulbs, Thy .w are already potted for grow inc. Hyacinths, 'Tulips and Narcis sus. Get them now Dickson's Drug Store. A PIl'AT'fIONS for admission to the spring terni of The Florence Inirmary TIraining School for Nur ' are invited. Thorough course. coverintr all branches of _ tno sing. Three :;ear term. One htmdredl pere--nt of gradfuates have ; p:i sedl Stat' Bioned'. of Med ica IEx minerti's. For infotrmat ion address T h lorniceI itrmary . lforentce, \'A LIGNT [NES -We. have *t'e hundreds of tem. Febh. 14th i Stinr'. toLice' tht' rders for' Iheis ITo pl 'heandt' ht.V seasn. aTthe ma your' oribr todayv to ('arter ltrit in to.. I iake (1'iy . ( M A l)E IN \'ICO I li.'ieutenantI ('ime D~owni When Engitnt l'ro~uble D~eetlopi- on IFilih t'' > gales. L sher antd Lieu~tnant WIlf. tiviatr flyji fromi El P'aso to Nrgale,'Arz. mnaib foracedl landing trinyV neartt Nit 'nar., i. Soniora, 79 iei's souith of Dou g ! They art' repor'tted to b h~ ield byii the muicijil authornitis of Nico .ai. I,t. IUsiher sotd Wolf' both art't membh'rs of the Twel ft h Aet'o squad] ron. Fotrt Bliss, Texas. It. is rep'Iortedl they mistook the Nat'ozarf rail way lead ing south from htere for the rail ioadl leading soiuth fro m F~ai rbanks ab lout 40 miles west. of DoutglIas to Nogatlesi. F'igh ty-five' iies south of D ouglas the plane developedi engine trotubl e antd the mien were forced to landi. In de scending one plane of their machine is reported to have been damaged badly. The two men reached Nacozari at 2j o'clok this aftm-noon and were at CLASSIFl[D ADYERISING L0TTON SEED MEAL $3.75 per bag, Dickson Grocery & Feed Co. Pay your water rent before the 10th f the month and avoid being cut off. OR SAIE---Evergreen special Grass Seed for shady places where the sun doesn't touch; also Bermuda l)iekson's Drug Store. OR SALE-3,000 Stalks of bugar cane at Si each, J. I. ouchberry NI:a nning, S. C. 4-7t-pdl 'R0A1.; Tw Ford Roadsters andJ two Ford Touring cars. Rawlinson MIotor Co. Paxville, S. C. UY your supply of Hay early it is going to advance. Dickson Grocery & Feed C,. VANTED--15 laborers at once, good pay. Get information at ''ines ofhee. David and Martin. EED OATS-Burt and Rust proof, Sow some now. Dickson Grocery & Feed Co. 'OR SALE-One well broken, gentle Ox, weighing about 1100 pounds. Cheap for cash. Apply to J. A. Shorter Davis Station Route 1. EBRUA RY 14th is Valentine Day. We have a large line to select from. Dickson's Drug Store. UST ARRIVED-A car of good flour get our prices. Dickson Grocery & Feed Co. OR SALEF-One Ford Roadster and two Ford Touring Cars. All in good condition. Rawlinson Motor Co., Paxville, S. C. It-c EE UPS for Rubber Roofing, the kind that will stand. D)ickson Grocery & Feed( Co. E:GIST E R E[ I)urocs. W.' hav!e them. Sec' ou. before you buy. Baggett's Duro Hog Fari. See I. C. Baggett, Manning. S. C. INETY DAY Velvet beans for sale at four dollars a bushel, sound and clean. I". C. Thomas. Bloonville, S. C. 5-4-wks. 0OK at your last month's grocery bill, what did you pay for a 24 lb. sack of flour? We ask $1.75. Dick Son Grocery & Feed Co. I.IN )RIEl)D1 Potatoes delivered in town every Monday, one-fifty a crate'. Phon" your order to F. C. ''hon:s. Bloomville. 5-4-wks. 11 ICK EN 1.1E1:)S of all hinds. Dairy Feeds- and Hog Feeds, the kind to do thel woeld. Dickson Grocery & Feed Co. ERTI l.rFR:l We ret now ready to quote prices on ill 1:ints of mixed fertilizers, Nitrae of Soda and Agricultural I.ine. See us before you buy. laggett & Homair. .\Mann inr. . C. f' 1O' are feeding your cow for the milk von rot, try ogr Dairy Feed, it'.< {tte. )ik'htin (,r(eery & Feed O( S P.-'..; ) uroe Htoar P1yrs. 10 we'eks to : months old. Pil- fr o t t)N tee 8340.00 each atc'rdtin' to <izt andl age. Regis tert'l in buyer' nanie if el'sired. R. C. Daggett. Alig S. C.-20-e expert blend~ of choice andi choice D~omestic wers every cigarette eri had ! Camels give il delig h t, such unusual nd satisfa1ction you'll igaretle revelation! 8 agareiitte thait dJoe unph-)la~ sant cigaret ty CCametcls! If yo)u rih. mellow-miild ha~s adl that desirable d(y" --well, you get as quickly as you can)! rt blend imakes all this 81 II y possible. Your will prove that Camel *e the only cigaretteS lo<ked that just seem your taste I You will to either kind of' to J straight ! mels for quality and vith any cigarette in arty price! Take Care Durn Bad i en unfortunate in having mt ter. The death toll of the ii greater than that of the we roved that many lives woul nd sickness averted, were p >recautions. 1's Drug cc placed under technical arrest, be. g taken to the office of Presiden unicipal Francisco M. Peraza and < ined there until the presidents ould be able to get instructions as li what disposition to make of them. The two officers, it is said, were of- .a red the courtesy of sending a tele- s am to their commanding officer at rt Bliss, Texas. IIeadquarters of the Arizona mili ry district has been notified of the currence and is investigating. 1 McAllen, Texas, Feb. 2.-Lieuts. G. 9 Grimes and E. F. Davis, Eighth )ro squadron, who were forced to A d 30 miles south of the Mexican q rder last week when their supply of a soline became' exhausted and were t :mmunnumummmnunmrnumunmi Philadelphit Grid B& Are Guarantee< Philadelphia H Stat Mlanniing, EE US for South ters and Owens CLARENDON HI SUMMERT4 '1 V of Yourself g The eather ch sick tfluenza Lr-And d have 2ople to Store, MANNING, S. C. Mexican authorities pending ion, late today returned to Len. Seld, near here, in their air . om Laredo, having been re ased yesterday afternoon. They were treated with co'.rtesy nd consideration during their forced .ay in Mexico, th'ey reported. Nogales, Ariz., Feb. 2.-American onsul Francis J. Dyer, at Nogales onora, was advised that Lieuts. G. L. Esher and L. M. Wolf, landed about B kilometers south of Nacozari, onora. Consul Dydr wired to Governor dolfo do In luerta of Sonora re uesting that assistance be given the viators to facilitate their return to ie border. umunntuuunnmumnnut t Diamond itteries :I for 2 Years. attery Service Souith Carolina I Bend Stalk Cut Disc Harrows. IDAEC. -JN\