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Did you read the sections on Monda3 forty miles; that the Now, Mr. Farmer, y< that you let us protect y, ance Companies in the 1 Now we know that i ranged to take your not< We also beg to annc against loss or damage I big saving to you; takint A post card or phon MANNI S. W. BARRON INSUR To the following we wish to All Writ T HE H OME oNSUR4 HA Tobacco Rate Cotton Rate. Grain Rate-.... AUTON Packard, Franklin....... ....... Cadillac, Kissel Kar, Nash............... Chalmers, Cole, Hlaynes, Hudson, Oldsir Buick, Chandler, Columbia, Davis, Dodg< Booth, and Ford-....-.-.-.....-..- .... Chevrolet, Grant, Liberty, Saxon, Davis... ACEAE TOR1N ACRAGEINVESTMENT INSURAN~ WEEVIL. For Particub The F. N. WIson Inl I0% TI account of Terrific I r afternoon? It is sa tobacco crop is a to )u can put out a fire, but y our tobacco, cotton and cc Jnited States, backed by a it this season most farmer, for the premium. unce that we have arrant >y Fire and Lightning, Toy t your notes in installment: e message will bring us to "We Insure Ever NG EILI Telephone 2 tammmmmmnduu:mmuumumm A NCE all special attention ten In NE NEW YORK IL' .....5% 4%/ OBILE New Rat -- --- --- --....._$0. Obile e, Page, Maxwell, Stephens, Scripir -------- --.--.-1. -- ------- --- -- --.-..1. [ADO CE with which we fight the BOI trs Call at, surance Agvenc' BACCO Iailstorm that visite id that this storm w tal loss, with terribl ou cannot stop a HAIl >rn with a policy in the c century of prompt and s need their cash to run rements by which we c nado, Cyclone, and Win - for the premiums. you. ything Against Anh y & 14, Manning, S. C. LUNCHEON FOR BOYS CLUB MIEMIB All boys in Clarendon County tween the ages of ten and eight who have 'joined one or more of Boy's Agricultural Clubs, or who w to join, are invited and urged to c< to Manning, this coming Satur< May 1st, to a luncheon which will given by the Manning Board of Tr in the court house, at 12 o'clock. Mr. L. L. Baker, State Leader Boy's Clubs, will be present to v the boys a goodl sendl oftf, as well as structions in their club wvork. Clubs organizedl this year are Peanut, Pig and Cotton Clubs. The prizes offered in these clubs greater than any other county in State this year. A total of $10i is offered in the Peanut Club, .$10( in the Cotton Club, and $125.00 in Pig Club. Besides these prizes th Sare also a number of State prizes feIcred. Boy's Agricultural Club work lwasimporat but it is nowv v much more SO Onl account of the pi ence of the boll, weevil. The weevil is a real, live hug, as many y ple who now do not believe therc any such thing as a hull wveevil or 1lieve that he will not hurat them cause theira land is black or st other fool idea, will find out bly n1 fall. If Clarendon county hopes he as prosperous undler bo011 wel conditions as she was before the Srival of the ho11 wveevil her boys nm 'get" on the job and begin now to le how to farm to beat the 1)011 wee 70Otherwise Clarendlon is in for a lo erci periodl of time when the farni 0.will raise small crops and consejue ly get small money returns. It ta S-]time and exp~erience to raise new untried crops successfully, so why J0 begin now? Come to Manning l5strdy oys, get Something g teat, and get your instructions then go to it w'ith the intention of g ting the biggest prize and of learn the most you can about the particui crop you are growing. DISTRICT1 AGE~nT C. At McFADDIN RESIG Clemson College, April 20. rector W. W. Long of the Extens Service announces the resignation C. A. McFaddin, District Agri< tural Agent, Manning, S. C., effa ve April 1. Mr. McFaddin has b in the Extension Service for so yar: or more, first as County Ag of Clarendon Contyand for1 PLANTERS! d the Tindai and Brogdon as six miles wide, extending damage to cotton and corn. ,STORM. Therefore, it is important idest and one of the largest Insur cheerful payment of all 'just losses.' their farms, therefore, we have ar an insure all your Farm Property d-storm, on the Five-year plan, at a rthing" U URi co. JOHN C. BAGNAL or three years as District Agf.in. His ham. RS resignation, made necessary on ac.. Executive Committeeman, S. Oliver count of his health, has been a-i 1ryan. De )eentes to( Cotiiitv Convention, . be- cepted most reluctantly, - Blea toll, ionCd amio, J" 1. en Both as County Agent and as Dis- Gable, N. . iiipgs, S. Oliver the trict Agent 'Mr. Mack.' as he is if- O'Bryan, R. L. Ridyi!! and .1. K. Breed ant fectionat ely called in the Service, - ime has been an efrective worker. His - seiatllym ay, enthusiasm, initiative, and devotion S be to the work have carried him for- WANE---00 collars every week ide ward always, and his affable manner to launidry. The H offLan lrench and "uncommon" good sense' and Dry Cleaning Co., Manning, S. C. of judgment have malde him popular ive with the agents under himI as well N)IICE 01 In in- as with the farmers, business men, ['he and others with wvhom he has had to il to JtgefPrbe the work. It is certainly safe to say lfMy12,a 'lc .M o that much of the agricultural pro- (etr fdshrea omms ao are gress of the Past, few years in Clar- o h saeo etmsIgn c the endon County and Eastern District(ee.Tt Logn .00 of Sodlth Carolina has been due topdAinsatr .00 his goodl influence. PnwoS . pi 6 90 the ----.---.--0--- - -_ _ cre CLUB'MEETING of T'he Farmers Platrm~i~ Democratic N''C 1 )SIAG .Club met last Saturday evening and T~'l ~l o h J~g fPo is elected the following oflicers and bt o I e~oicuto h ery delegates of the' Club: I0hdyo a 90 tII'lc Presid ent, J. F. Bradham. A [f.Lteso ~shrea Secretary, J. M. Windhamu. eeuo fteett f~'tB )ol1 First Vice-President, E. B. Ga~mble. Melt eir lcael co- .Recond Vice- Presidlent, N. M. Riggs.Roet .Mllt.Sr is Enrollment Comumittee, J1. M. Windl- 1.eit lie h i, 01ive OBi 'n 1P Bad .S of ay 190 at 1 1 'loc A.t 1M. forp of - the estate f SeptimusLogan, de. ldismnitttr I il illt h JdeofPo MeotrSnodeesd Robrtt. Ulltt.Sr YOUREGAREI nt-U 3I CLRNOR HARAEN CO Bes tht'smad ,wo EEMEEEEEEEENE.HEonmmmemamm.