The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, July 14, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 24, Image 4

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P L Cothran has a full Cothran has a larp been looking for. Cothran, with his: Cothran's thoroug can not beat elsewhere Cothran doesn't si: goes away fully confidc Cothran hasn't ha< Cothran doesn't bc the line of promissory I Cothran is always Cothiran's satisfied crop at the Big, New P Make the Planters rhe house where y THE MANN Entered at the Postoflice at Mar Appelt & Shop( Published Ever Subscription Rates $2.OC MANNING, S. C., WEDN A PRE.\lUM C "Elvery emnploy.e int every factory, of mighiit profi it much by gl imps~i ng the mm istr Comtpany. AlIfred Ptitt man descril jplant to a Chicago periodlical. Ma!ny a 1ime antd material which belong to h tis er amou~nt. of the losses an itt!he cim0inal pw Mr. John IF. Pitt man, presidlent oft time( that certain 'rroris anid trifles on i1 hundlreds of t housandfs of diolaris a yea iinto realization oft their htandicapts tto h time Sttl som strik'Iing Iim o115f groupts oft shownt. The tietttr's Ftill the stotry andtt what by these cap ttton.: I \WI NG '.\ V fOR IT , TOO. ttor a niewspar btefore openigtiit~Fmt." unusual o'perationi that the wortkts nad A' LESSON TN \'ATERI*\l.-SAVI\'N tre insy. They drop~j sitock and! do not ANOTEFR WASTE!. OF TLiM!;.Ft btciime txperi t a-i these mni ar itn0 1 mt< L*,AX SUPFERV[SION A\[lOWS TF'![ These' wastes tof timelt arei the raults of (< It. is pa~ssintg strianlge that ment whott player are nott vitally i ntert'stedl in t ho botosting his butsinetss tot ft limit of the the priosperityv of an plottyer is thet pr< and twto make foran. Whomt wondeflt i i lumbia Firms andi businesses would fturn The aboe t'ditor'ial is taken froml th to lire that we replroduce1m it. some girls marry for' love' andt some'i when they get a tgtood chanre. S--~-- 00 fn .Japani the peainut cropt is rolportet cepItion~fally goodt, e'speia~llly ini potl it ital cil Betweenl the girl with a pretty face is not tdiffiult. ri a sensible manif to makel(( There is nto dlenying tile fat that thi many people doni't know where the miilki Antd now it will he quite the correct i brains to inquire into the mental capaci the nresidenevy. [AN at RS I help which insures the public louse which he has been in nee s patrons attention in every p business coupled with his abili he goes on the warehouse floo .re deal. his year as other warehousem it too much lip Philosophy c e there is in him to those who i ntry are living examples of wl rinks, lunch counter, ice water Plantc R. I INTERESTING WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. i!cnry L. Elliott en tertain this evening at their home on College street in compliment of their niece, Miss Mary Elliott Cummings, whose marriage. to William Gordon Belser takes place at high noon next Tuesday at the home of the bride's father, Joseph 1I. Cummings, in Shan don Annex. This wedding is one of the most in teresting events cf the summer in Co lurbm, despite the simpl-city of its ar rangement. Only members of the im mediate fanilies and t.:ie closest rela tives are to be piresent in the ceremony and the bride and brideg room are t'o leave iminmediately afIterwe~ rds for an ex tended trip to Cal iforn ia and the West. Miss Cummin~gs is one of the prominent young women of this city havimtg lived here for a nu mber of vearis since moeving downi with her family fromi their home town, winns Mr. 8elser, who is among the lead ing lawyers of Columbia, is a mem her of' the firm of Melton and 3el.. ser of' which the other members are William D). Melton an'i ,J. EdAwin and freinie IF. Helser. Thie affuir th is 'eein will lbe of an informal natnrei as bl'lts the mid. summner andi wvil inchde only rea tives of' the. two f'amilies.- -Tlhe State. Se'll you r ltobacco in M\lannh 0J ami eit t.'he high dellair. ClA88IfI[D ADY[RTISING TOHACCO T (( 1WI NE 59e lb. A bramis Department Store. -1. P. COAT'S Th remd, 3 spo(ols 20c. at II. D). Dubrow's. WA-\NTE1:)--10,0100 collars every week to cl eanm, I loffm1an iiFrench Dry ('leaning ('o. M'ianniui, S. C. D~eparitmeun t Store. SP EC IA I- -for openinog day, tobacco mar'ke't, .ily 20th. 1920. All suits ('leaned $1 .25.. 1 lollfman French Dry Cleaning Co., Manning, S. C. Ch ildmren's Romperi C loth, 25c per yard at F. D). Dubrow's. FOR SALE--One 2 story brick store, known as the Tlruluck or T(roy store in Summerton, S. C., for particulars see Durant & Floyd, Manning, S. C- 21-tf-c WANTED--Young people to preparo for stenographic and bookkeeping work. we average filling one vac ancy out of four in our employment I bur'eau at salaries ranging from $85 to $175 per month. Prepare yourself for one of thme unfilled posi tions. For full information, wrIte Draughon's, Columbia, s. C. We guarantee positions. 28-2t-.. STU....MMMmimi DOTHI NfE force of competent, efficien e, roomy, well lighted ware] )resent facilities can give hi 1i knowledge of the tobacco are efforts or energy when nt that he has gotten a squa I time to tour the country t lieve in handing the boys o1 )hilosophy. ready to give the best servi( customers all over the cou lanters Warehouse. your headquarters. Cold d ou get a square deaA. KNew ING TIMES ning as Second-Class Matter. Proprietors. y Wednesday per year in Advance ESDAY, JULY 14, 1920. N LOA'ING flee, store and shop in South Carol ine ie reports of the National Cash Reg ed the waste disclIosures in that great worker, Mi. Pittman tells us, waistes ployeri blecause he fails to realize th< it he is phlayinog as a robber. hie comimn fy, a fter nothinog for a 1ong 1e pa rt of the empi Jloyes were co)sting4 Shit uipon a scheme to shamne then h i ml to thiemselves. A moavit y and( t01h1 to get busy. In a short mplloyes duin g buiiiness hou rs we re they dlisclose may well he imagined 'here are ioflici men who have no use - "Sharpeining a pencil is such1 in >y Ilook up~ to see ho0w it is dn. "The hinrges in sonme men's hacks sick it up."' m1uist have taken tots of paict ice to h ing nickels." tS--"('rap shoont ing isn't productive. i by what they draw from an em (0mp1loyer.' at l eaist to the ex tent of tr' power. t''or it is as logical that Ipei('ty ofu the('P0 employe as that two ic tur's wou hI he shown if some0 Co hiiosi' a few .seemnario writers with C Columbniiia ecord and it is so true for money, buIt. molst of themi marry I as5 normral. In Ame1(rica it is ex -cle.. andl the o~ne with pretty ma nnlrs it a( choicoi. is is a hind of mnilk and honey, but -s andi (canr't findt the honey. hing for all sorts of people without ty of our renneetcrl cndeidinta for the BI NAH the best of service. I of in the past. He can now articular-and service that i ty for salesmanship and goo( r to conduct a sale. The fai mn have done,.hence he won't >thed in terms of friendship >lace the product of their hon iat hard, honest work will a< and good accommodations. Prs Wa ). COTH WANTED-Old Clothes to make niew Hoffman French Dry Cleaning Co Manning. S. C. DON'T FORGET the Jersey cow sal at Coffey & Rigby's stables nex Tuesday. Hood Live Stock Co. TOBACCO TWINE 59c lb. Abram Department Store. WANTED--Old Clothes to make new Hoffman French Dry Cleaning Co Manning, S. C. 27 inch Diaper Cloth, $3.55 the bolt at 1I. D. Dubrow's. WVANTPED--Old Clothes to make new~ H off'man French Dry Cleaning Co Manning, S. C. TOBACCO TW1vINE 50e lb. Abram: Department Store. TIIIE BIG COW SA LE will take placc at Coffey & Rigby's stables next Tuesday immediately after the to bacco sales. Hood( lIve Stock Co. NOTICE we have moved 'nito our new~ ga rage and c-arry a fuill line of gen. ume norod inrts and accessories. We are now better er tiipped to do your workc than ever before. G;ive us cha nce. Rawlinson Motor Co., P'ax ville, S. C. 24 LAD1)1ES' Tapeboundl Gauze Vests 3 for 50c, at II. D). Dubrow's. 1"OR SAX IE-- One fltunga 1o-six room11 all modlern i mproven ts. Also one sevenu room house with improve ments addlress The Times, Mann ing, S. C. SP~ECIA I-for opening day, tobacco market, .July 20th, 1920. All suits cleaned $1.25.. Hoff man French Dry Cleaning Co., Manning, S. C. II" YOUJ WANT A pure bred .Jersey (ow, come to the auction sale ne'xt T'hursday, Coffey & Rigby's stables is the place. Hood Live Stock Co. MEN'S Dress Shirts, 80c, at HI. D). D~ubrow's. 1'OUND-One Automobile Bumper owner can got same by calling at .f. Rt. Jfones' Store, Manning, S. C. WANT'1'D-10,000 collars every week to clean, Hoffman lFrench Dry Cleaning Co. Manning, S. C. [POlt SALE-One IFord Touring car with starter, shock ablsorbers, etc. Car is in A-I condlition. Been used since March 3rd of this year. If you want a goodl F'ord see me. R. C. hlaggett, Manning, S. C. 1t-c Thoice quality Dress Ginghams, 19e per yardl at HI. I). Dubrow's. 'OR SA LE-~Cheap Six good sawmill mules. Can be seen at our mill near Davis Station. 0. HT. Folley and company. 25.M.-c G NEV EHOWl give his large and growing tr will be unsurpassed anywhert i auctioneering will get the g emer who sells his tobacco wit have as many lies to answer I that might make his auditor t est toil under his care for a sa romplish. Join his satisfied trehous RAN, Pr LOST-One dark bay mare mule las Sunday night. Mule has brand o her face. Finder notify Willie Pear - son Davis Station. 1t L AUCTION SALE----of car load Jerse: Milch cows at Thomas Live Stoci Co. Stable on Wednesday, July 21 1920. All South Carolina raiqer nfl matised and good cows. Many ex tra fine ones. All have young cal ves, but three to be fresh righ away, come to stable and look then over before sale. A full bloodec heifer breed to fine jersey bul given away at sale. Sams & F'indll SPECIA L--for opeCning (lay, tobacc< .market, JIuly 20t0i, 1920. All suit: .cleaned $1.25.. Hoffman Frenel Dry Cleaning Co., Manning, S. C. FOR SALE---We have 8 pure breti D~uroc Gilts for sale at a bargain TIhey are from goodl blood and ar< ready to be brcd. If you want ha n in see R. C. IBaggett, M~ann. FOR SALE-Four cars standard Pini laths. Red Cedar Sh ingles, wvant ordlers for four foot tob~acco) sticks Get my prices T. R. Owen, Pax. yule, S. C. 25-t f A UJCTION SA LE-of car load .Jersy Mijlch cows at Thomas Live Stock~ Co. Stable on Wednesdlay, .July 21 1920. All South Carolina raised eli. nmtised and good cows. Many ex. tra fine ones. All have young cal Ves, but three to b~e fresh right away, come to stable and look thenm over before sale. A fuall blooded heifer breed to line jersey bull given away at sale. Sams & Findly FOR SA LIeight nice Jersey milk( cowvs with young calv'es, will sell or e'xchange for beef cattle. They arc fine cows that will pay fo theji feed. F. C. Thomas 2G-3t--c GASOLINE SYSTEM-Oul Tanks and Pumps, Air Compressors, Comput ing Scales, Show Cases, Account Registers, Floor Scales, Rebuilt Cash Registers, Safes, Store Fix.. tures. The Hamilton Sales Co., Columbia, S. C. No.5-tf. A UCTION SA LE-of car load Jersey Milch cows at Thomas Live Stock Co. Stable on Wednesday, July 21, 1920. All South Carolina raisedl cli matised and good cowvs. Many ex tra fine ones. All have young cal ves, but three to he fresh right away, come to stable and look them over before sale. A full blooded heifer b~reedl to line jersey bull given away at sale. Samns & Findly C:OLLEGE~ PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Mrs. E. C. Nettles Alabrook, Principal Manning, South Carolina Fifteen standard units high school English, French, Latin, mathematics history, science and penmanship Trhorouigh preparation for any college Speeial hour classes (luring the mm ISE ade the service they have in South Carolina. rowers results that they ;h him knows this and he or. hink he is an artist along le. customers and sell this prietor 1 Political Cards FOR CONGRESS I hereby announce my candidacy for Sre-nommnation by , the Democratic party for Representative in Congress lhL " inr L ;L stricL, pledging Imly -self to comply with the rules of the RICHARD S. WHAILEY. CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS I macandidlate for Congress fromt the First Congressional District and pledge. myself to abide the result of the I rimary and would app~reciate the suJpport of the voters. W. TURNER LOGAN. SUPTi. OF' I)UC rON I hereby, offer for re-election to the offhee of County Superintendlent of Education, subject to the rules of the D~emocratic Primary. N. .J. BROWNE. ('ANIMDATE'I FORl SHlERIFF' I hereby aunnounce myself a cand i. ate for the ollice of Shreriqi of Claren don County subject to the rules of the D~emocratic primary. J1. EDWARD GAMBLE. CANDIDAT'E FOR SHEIIFF' Ihereby announce myself a can lidate for the offce of sheriff of Clar endojn county subject to the rules of the Democratic party. H1. J1. GODWIN. C'ANDIDATrE F'O1 SIIERIFF At the suggestion~ of a few friends I have decided to enter the race for Sheriff of Clalrendon County subject to the rules of the D~emocratic pri mary. J1. H1. TIMMONS. CA NDI)DATE FORl SHIERIlp I hereby announce my candidacy for the omfie of Sheriff of Clarendon Coun ty subject to the rules of the Demo cratic party. CANDIDATE FOR SHERIlFF' I hereby announce myself a can didlate for the omieo of Sheriff of Clar endlon County. Promising to abidle the results of the Democratic primary. E. R. PLOWDEN. CANDIDATE FOR S II'ERISOR ,By request I will stand for re-ece tion to the offce of County Supervisor subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. We wvant you to inform yourself as to what has been done In all dlepartments of the County govern nent for the past three years, and vt accordingly. vti J. E. K ELLY.