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SEIl 0 er Opet Manning, adjoining cou lators will be Clark's W bacco you sell perienced offic This ware insurance unti I want to i I take this houseman and good service ai The Home o Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1920. Sell yUUr LUcco j- in anning. Meet all of your friends in Mann ing next Tuesday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. . I. Appel sunday night a baby girl. Mr. Aaron Abranms spent Sunda, with his family at Wilmington. Mr. Harry steinhardt left for Nev York last night on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thames hav< returned from their honeymoon. Mis. Mattie and1 Master Conyer: Horton are visiting in Abbeville. .Mr. Fr~ank Barron of Charleston i in Manning on business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chandler oi Sumter, were renewing acquaintance, hero on Friday. .Mi~ss Mattie Venning, who had beer visiting relatives in Greenville, ha; returned home. Miss Madaline Shope has returne, from a visit with friends in Green. Dr. Kellar and Mr. Mike salley oj Orangeburg are visiting the home 01 their brother-in-law Mr. A. I. Bar, ron. How ibout a nice Swift Premniur1 or Armour Stai Ham both are for sale at B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery neunnmrnmmtunnun*nmum MyEye ARE I YOUI Clai llng S the oldest market in this par aities. Warehouse floor spac< represented by capable buyer Hi arehouse has been enlarged ay with Clark. Two of the best e force will pay off the sales a. R. house is now open to receive 1 sold. urge that the tobacco plant opportunity of thanking my I I wish to assure you of my in rid as high prices as at any wa S4 CLA I f High Prices Pure Apple Cider Vinegar 60c a gallon. All kinds of pickling spices can be found at B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery Mr. George D. Shore, Jr., one of Sumter's leading legal lights, was a business visitor here yesterday. The warehouses open next Tuesday, SEverybody meet everybody here that day. Mr. Leard Huggins left Sunday night for New York to purchase good's for his 5-10-25c store. D~r. .J. T. Stukes of Georgia is visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. SStukes in Manning. Miss G;ermaine Sandifer has return edl to Manning, aftexd spendling her vacation away. Mr. W. P. Wannamaker of St. Mat thews, and who once lived here, wvas a visitor to Manning Monday. Manning led all warehouses in the State on opening dlay of last year. Let's do it again next Tuesday. Manning leads 'em all for high prices In tobacco. Bring load next Tuesday. T~he excursion train to Charleston broke dlown near Greelyville last Sun (lay, causing several hours delay. No one wvas hurt. toniss ivian Chewning of Summer having been operated on for appen dicitis. IMr. W. Turner Logan of Charles ton, candlidate for Congress, was in Manning and Clarendon last week shaking hands with friends and nmak ing new acquaintances. Si. ANT, ) P TOM ET R IST, mummtuittttttttttttutttmtitmtstt ITOBJBI k'V ale Tu t of the belt, is better preparE , has been greatly increased a s which assures keen competil ghest Ma id improved for 1920. There auctioneers in the business, M fast as they are made. Evi D. CLARK, tobacco for storage until the ers let their tobacco get ril riend s for their past patronal tention to use my increased ff rehouse in South Carolina. Hl Your first load K'S 1 The candidates for State offices will speak here next Monday morning. Dr. Harrison and son, Master John of Abbeville spent a few (lays with hi ssister-in-law, Mrs. E. C. Horton, last week. Little Miss Harriett, (laughter of Di. and Mrs. T. E. ?lowden who has been ill for some time with typhoid fever, is able to ride out again. The average prices paid for the Bradham Duroc hogs Monaay was the hignest ever bought in South Caro lina. The average was $282.71 for 37 head. The total amount for the bunch was $10,460.00. Senator J1. W. Wideman returned home Sunday from a fishing trip 0on the Savannah river. The senator came back by Charleston, and he has an interesting talc to tell of his wel come to the city by the sea. The New Idea Co., will on Tuesday, July 20 open a Resolution sale. You knowv when this firm puts on a sale it means something. Read their dlouble page advertisement in another sec tion. .Mr. Clarence Unggett has resignedl his position as assistant cashier of The First National Bank, the resigna tion to take effect August 1st. Mr. Baggett will be connected with The Palmetto National Blank of Columbia. Tomorrow will be a big day in the H. D. Dubrow Store as they will in augurate their regular semi-Annual Clearance sale. Everything in the store has been cut to the very lowest and a large crowd is expected to take advantage of these wonderful bar gains. Last night a son of Mr. J. R. Walk er, (driving a Chalmers car ran into a mule andI buggy driven by a small, colored boy, son of Jeff Cockran, and andl caused considerable damage. I'he mule will Very likely be shot, the buggy Was broken andl the little color tid boy was bruised up right badly. The fault seems to be placed on the boy driving the car as he was on the left sidle of the street. We uinderntnnd the damages were settled thIs 1'6i'in g by Mr. W~alker, it costin ghim a bout $100.00. The occurence happend about nine o'clock in front 'of tihe Presbyter.. ian church, and the screams of the colored boy drewv a large crowd who went t:0 Ace what had1( happened. flave you fried Iced Seal Brand Coffee for dlinner and supper? TIhis is some drink and you will enjoy it as a change from iced tea. .B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Fand Grocerv LUCO NJl arehi ;esday, d this season than ever befoi nd pack houses built. The 1 ion and as a result the farme rket Pric will be plenty of room and lij essrs. C. C. Lucas and Alfred wry pile sold on Clark's floor The Old Reli >pening sale and all tobacco s >s. Keep the suckers off a re extending over the period Leilities this year to the end t at Clarks Wareh( rAREH SUMMER SCHOOL FOR THE ILLITERATES Propositions have been made look ing to the establishment of some schools for those who cannot read and write. These offers are open to both men and women. Miss Minnie McFadden a capable and experienced teacher has offered her services providing enough will enroll to enable her to give her time to the work. This will not cost you a penny as she will be paid from other sources. All you have to do is to see Miss Mc Fadden or the County superlntendent and show that~ you are interested in the matter and they wvill endeavor to see that you are taken care of. It is an obvious fact that the ones we are trying to r-each must be toldl the above by some reader of The Man ning Times, so Mr. and Mrs Reader, single out some one anj< tell them they now have an opportunity of at least making a start. Tell them that they can now have an opportunity of learning how to rend and to write, simply by coming in an .ioining a class. It is the idea to establish other schools as soon as one can be success ADVERTISE IN THlE TIMEs Des truc Visits On Last Sund tive HAIL storm stroying Tobacco, Now Mr. Fai there is a way of j that way is a HAll crops issued by th Don't delay may visit you at WE INSUJR Manning I S. W. BARRON Duse . July se to handle the tobacco crop irge companies, the independ r selling in Manning will be sa es ! rht for proper handling and Brandon will be on the job. gets the personal attention of ible tored will be properly cared f nd be sure and look out to f 25 years that I have serve( hat patrons of Clark's Ware R. D. CL Ouse OUSE Manning, S Ladies get some of those Blue Ribbon Peeled Peaches and -make your husbands a nice Peach Pie and he will love you like he use to. Get wise and take a tip from B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COURT OF COMN PLEAS SUMMONS FOR RELIEF (Complaint Served) Hlarnmon P. Strange, Jr., Spillman Strang ntsand S. Elizabeth James, Martha Strange, Sudie Rowe, May Hite, Maria Mitchell, Ollie Ayer, Blanche Jolly, Thomas J. Black and Willie Pearl Strange, Defendlants. Strange, Maria Mitchell, ollie Ayer, Bnchearlly aThomas J. Black an~l YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer thecomplaint in this action, of which at copy is here with served rupon youto hnd to <erve a plaint on the subscriber at his officee in tive H ail Clarendon C lay afternoon about four o'cle visited two sections of Clarel ,Cotton and Corn. -mer there is no way of prev< >rotecting yourself against a ETFORD HAIL INSURANCI e Manning Realty & Insuran -See us today-Tomorow may any minute. E ANYTHING AGAINST E tealty & Ins PHfONE 214 Manning, S. C. ::mn: mammemamm FIN I 20th. of Clarendon a'nd mts and the specu ire to get the display of the to A large and ex or and covered by r swell stems. I them as a ware house will get as ARK. outh Carolina Manning, S. C., within twenty days after the service thereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relie demanded in the complaint. AND TAKE NOTICE that the Sum mons and Complaint in the above stat ed action were filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for said County and State on July 12, Dated July 13, A. D. 1920. Fred Lesesne, 28.-4t-c. Plaintiffs Attorney. El Vampiro is still doing good work and as the result the flies are not as plentiful as they were. Better get some El Vampiro and get th typhoid germs that Mr. F1 carriers out of the way. A dime for El Vampiro is much cheaper than the doctors bill for Typhoid Fever. B. B. BREE DIN'S Pure Food Grocery Storm ounty. ck a very destruc adon County de mnting a HAIL but loss by Hail and' C POLICY on your 2e Co. be to late as a hail VERYTHING urance Co. OHN C. BAGNAL.