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SELL Open Man ing, t adjoininE couni lators will be r Clark's Wa bacco you sell m perienced office This wareh insurance until I take this houseman and good service an The Home ol Ehe flanning EInxes. Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, JULY, 7, 1920. The tobacco warehouses open on July 20th. Sell your tobacco in Mhr.ing-the best market ir the Sta':2. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McFaddin are al Glenn Springs for a few weeks. Mrs. Sue :arvin left Saturday t< take a two wveeks vacation. Mrs. McGtddy is ill at her ho pe ir Manning with typhoid *ever. SEEDS Crimson Clover IThe Wonderful Soil Improver Sow it In your corn anrd cotton at the last working, anid next year you enn plant the se two crops on the same lanri and inake bigger crops. It is considiered worth $20 to $30 per acre in the incereasedi produc tiveness andi imi I roved mechanical condition of the s oil. CRIMBON CLOVER alSo makes an excellent winter andi spring Igraz/ing crop, tim best of endy l green foed nd a good hay crop).m T.W. Wood & Sons, ettb8MEN, Richmond, Va. tttttttattmmtttsrnttami My EyE AR THE mimmmm T:7mmmttmmmmi YOe Clar ling .so he oldest market in this part o: ies. Warehouse floor space h. epresented by capable buyers v 114 0 rehouse has been enlarged and i ith Clark. Two of the best aui force will pay off the sales as fi R..2 ouse is now open to receive tot sold. opportunity of thanking my fri [ wish to assure you of my intei d as high prices as at any ware: CLAR. High Prices Mrs. J. H. Lesesne of Union County is vsiiting relatives in Planning. J h Mr. and Mrs. Levy of Bishopville fi spent the Fourth with their daughter, Mrs. Morris Ness. a Mr. Hardy Alsbrook, who is, not in A good health, is recuperating at v Glenn Springs. .V Mr. Leon Weinberg has returned home from the Sumter hospital, but t he is still confined to his home. I Mr. Marion Williams and family ra left yesterday for Myrtle Beach to spend the summer. Messrs. A, Abrahns and S. Kntzoffi spent the week-end with their families 1 at Wrightsville Beach. Gerald's Warehouse is nuw open for receiving tobacco and a man will M)e there at all times from nowv until the opening of the season. Mrs. Louis Appelt and daughters, Misses Mr.ttie andl Valey, left Monday for a two weeks trip to Henderson ville. The Hlarvin house about one milo from Manning, andl one of Clarendon's old1 landlmarks, was destroyed by fire lastThursday night. The friends of Mrs. Bessie Dickson JTones of Sumter will be glad to learn that she is improving from the recent illness. Mr. R. E. McFaddin of Sardinia who was operated on a few weeks ago in Charleston, was in Manning yester day looking much improved in health. We call attention to the card of Mr. L,. S. Barwick of Paxville for Sheriff, Mr. Barwick has been -magistrate at Paxville for a number of years. Mr. hi own Morri of near Alcol: is some fre.Iehas been eating watermelons and new sweet potatoes of hi ownmakesince the last of witmmmituuttittttfttttttit 9EE A NT, O P T OMERTR IST, STOBA tle Tau F the belt, is better prepared is been greatly increased an< rhich assures keen competiti( rhest Mai mproved for 1920. There m tioneers in the business, Mec tst as they are made. Ever D. CLA RK, 'I acco for storage until the or ends for their past patronag ition to use my increased fa< house in South Carolina. K'S W We call attention to the card of Mr. E. Kelly in this issue announcing I is candidacy for re-election to the of cc of Supervisor. Rev. Guery Stukes of Atlanta spent few (lays with his parents, Mr. and Irs. J. T. Stukes in Manning last 'eek before going to New York on his acation. Mr. D. Hirschmann has bought out ne interest of Seigel and Konioro in firschman and C , and hereafte- the usiness will be conducted in his owni anme. We call attention to the card of Mr. .R. Plowden in this issue announc ng himself a candidate for Sheriff. cir. Plowden is at present Sheriff, be ng appointed by Governor Cooper to ill the unexpired term of the late E. 3. Gamble. Mr. John Bagnal and sister, Miss rora, left yesterday for a twvo-weeks rip to Niagara Falls, Buffalo and eJw York. They were accompanied is far as Washington by their sister, *rs. Bert Hlardwvick, who is going to ikror, where she will reside. At a meeting of the County Chair nien 'i the First Congressional Dis ,rict, held in Charleston last Friday, t was determined that the candidates 'or Congress would speak at the same nampaign meetings as candidates for he United States Senate. They will peak in Manning on August 24th. There will be a meeting of the south Carolina Ginnersq Association in :olumbia Monday, July 12th at 12 toon at the Jefferson Hotel, all the cinners in the county is urgedl to be resent as there will be matters of mportance to be attended to. Come whether you are a member or not. Married last Wednesday at the home >f Mr. C. F. D~unbar, of Dunbar, Miss [rene Hamilton and Mr. Charles E. D~ukes of Manning. The gr-oom is a nopular cotton buyer, and the bride a a talenteti young lady of ))unbar, rhey left imnmedliately for New York nnd other points of interest. They wvill make their home in Sumter after July 20th. The Twentieth Century Mother's lub, will meet Fridaly afternooni, .July ith. at J:30, mn grand jury roo)m. A n~ost interesting~ program will be .tiveni and it is hoped that many mothers will he present. Thle progra~m i** as follows: Pape -TeI unction of pl. '. Chi'd airiing, lir. L. H. Harv'n. No:'ei'.y of games, section, 0. P. 3..,. Mrs. UI L. Crouch. Physical Traiining for Young Chld ir se'tic z C.. P. 298, Mrs. Latin M1el.cod Children's .^musement, Section 1 P' 5fi Mrs. .9. D). Gorald. song "The Miller's Chil ren5 Method!s. Mrs 1. Bradham. Mrs. J. E. Arant, Sec. Mother's Club. OCO I! ICU rareh( esday, 0 this season than ever befor< I pack houses built. The la in and as a result the farmei rket Pric rill be plenty of room and lig srs. C. C. Lucas and Alfred ] y pile sold on Clark's floor g "he Old Relic ening sale and all tobacco st extending over the period ilities this year to the end t] ARER Little Elizabeth Harlee' of Colum >ia is visiting Mrs. George Williams. Miss Clara Haynesworth of Florence is the. guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. C. Davis. Miss Lida Sprott entertained a lozen guests at a six course luncheon this morning. .Miss Francis Dingle and Carlyle Eadon of Summertori are guests of the honor of Mr. and Mrs. Conner Wells. Miss Georgia Sauls has as her guest Miss Margaret Richards of Liberty Hill. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Cole and child. ren and Mrs. Martin, left Tuesday morning for Asheville making the trip over the Dixie Hignway. Mrs. R. T. Taylor of Florence whc has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joe Davis has returned home. Mr3. J. W. Widemian and little dr'ghter Ida left .as morning for Saiuda where they will spend the re mainder of the summer. Mrs. Scott Harvin Sr., and two sons Stephen and oc and Mr. Gentry o1 Summerton left this' morning foi Charleston--making t ie trip througi the country. Des truc Visits On Last Sun tive PMAL atxnn stroyilig 'Tobacec NoW NMf'. Fa there is'aWay'of that way is a HA] crops issued by ti Dorn't ildlay niay visit you'at 'WE INSull Manning 1 S. W4. BARRON l MAN )use. , July1 to handle the tobacco crop of rge companies, the independent selling in Manning will be sure ht for proper handling and di 3randon will be on the job. ets the personal attention of ble ored will be properly cared for )f 25 years that I have served i iat patrons of Clark's -Wareh( R. D. CLA] 'OUS E Manning, St There will be an important meeting s of the Board of Trade on tomorrow t I (Thursday) afternoon at 6 o'clock.il The cotton grader proposition will be i the chief topic. All members are urged Al be Prenta. T It is against the city laws for any person to go within 200 feet of a fire. Also no automobile or other vehicle is allowed within 200 feet of the fire'l truck while the truck is on.its way to a fire. aMfrs. J. D. Huggins of Barnwell ac companied by the two attractive chil dren of Mr. Frank .luggins have moved here and will make their homey here with Mr. Frank Huggins at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Breed in. Council has some important lays in this issue, and the people had -beat read them and govern themselves ac cordingly. One prohibits hogs, cattle etc., from running at large on the streets. Another is the traffic laws. Read them so as you can niot play off' ignorant when the "cop" gets you. Po..alla and 'lrsdal's Mill Pond are proving 3opular this season a num ber of pienme parties having beert given at these places recently. On Monday Mr. and Mrs. F. s. Hlamner chaproned a congenial party of young folks who tive H ail Ciarendon C< lay aftwhon about four o'clot visited two sections of Claren , Cotton and Oorn~. rmer there is no way of preve> ptotectin g yourself against a ECTFORD HAIL INSUltANCE ie Manning Realty & insuvanic -See us today-Tomorow m~ay ahy minute. 2 ANYTHING AGANT E tealty & is1 'ktONE 21%4 Manning, 'S tL 20th Clarendon and 3 and the specu to get the ;play of the to li large and ex and covered by hem as a ware use wil get as (K. muth Carolin pent the day at Pocalla eIajOying both he swimming and the picnic dinner: .uesday afternoon Miss Francis Clark nvited a numb'er of the younger set o a swimming party at Tindl's Mill 'Ondt & Mrs. W. T. Lesesne's home was the cone of an al frisco party Friday tight given for the members of Miss Prancis Brown's housq. ptkrty, Miss ['helma WitherspooA. of - gsjebirg, dies Anne Fitts of Clio and kis, Bet lice Ming of Laurens and Miss eorgia Saul's guest Miss Margaret lichards of Liberty Hill. Shaded ights were plaeed about the veranda md( lawn where the guests, enjoyed >rggressive conversation. On the veranda a huge punch bowl was em >dded in vines and flowers from which was served a delicious homage. Jut flowers and pot plants were used a carrying out the color scheme of gold and green. Late in the eveni,, mn ice course with sweets was serve~ urther carrying out 'se color schemi Gbout one hundred guests were pre ;ent. NOTICEi TO CRIEDITORS ' All persons having claims against hie estate of Mary Ann Richboerg or persons owing said estate will have ~laimE duly ateAted anid presented to Mrs. D. N. Connors 17.-4t-pd. Executrzx. Storm munty. k a very destrue. don County de. 'ating a flAIL ba~t PLos bI ail and P LCY oni your~ i Co. de tolatea hail TiftYTHNG irance Co.