The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, July 28, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 14, Image 4
COTHR
B4
TO T HE TOBACCO GWM
Gentlemen:
If you are not alrcad
position to 1)1'()tC1.t the in
always he assured that I
RZ. ). C(othrian follo
ihere antl (*isewvhere. T
that has been of real vo1
tt. 1). Cothran1 has tr
is prold (f the fact that
11. ). Cothran has dh
R. D. Ct.hran's long
Sells to(bacco) is entitled t
h( r uire(I to be a real t
Igent li and efliciently.
D). Cothnnai not
(lI to limle in Soith
shovs their tobacco up I
1Z. 1). C(othri'anii is re
ing with Cothran divide
elsewhere.
Sales start promiptl.
Tho o5(f you that h'
hl(1 not poison theimi whil
~fj B ring~ Cot hran your
stanle by everyv pile andl
S.inle~ton an~i Thigqen
i Arthur Corhett
Arthur Corhett
Arthur Corwhett
Lizzie Hir-sch
L ,izzi' Iirsch
TrHE MANN
Entered at the Postollicevat.1Mar
A ppell & shop(
Published 1.vr
subscription Rates; $2.0(
A HNNIN, C., N
MR. WIAlAY
[Th . tiohawa of(V:1 lon. R. s. Wh
u-13 ed h'C i mself,11 4came1 a3s a bomb fro tI'3
Whle 'ysi his 33ubl3ished3 staten
Wa t 1 are thiose -oatim : ? Iias .\1 r.
h-ar old3 ci? And\t' ha:: hli.: pure been3.
3331v to33 oranz his people and that h'l
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4 r Ii - \3 'h 31 3
1 nde)pr ent e
3' 4 11 h wi b333n
.i1t er '
34 131313 t'41. 31'b, r ll
i 'b-n:. lBut how3. i,. it to b33
ha In low3 4,3334 :esed 133 be3 1333
.33? the3 prod ctio o3~.333f an3 artieb- I
H4 i ' 4 r333 ) long 13s wave3~3s
ut3th.111 mudd e ''. But 33 we ca
Summ333 is a good33 time33 13o look aro3
WeA dt' .3 n4eed a3 comm'3'ittee' of thre3
be3 al(3 co .nitte o31 f the1 w/hole, w.ithI evI
AN is Hi
j New
)WERS OF CLARENDON
.y a customer of Cothran yo1
terest of the grower that p1
ic has gotten a square deal .
s the tohacco busilness to otl
be people t hat have been re,
'th to the tobacco producer.
-ied now for years to build uI
lie has been a factor in estal
>ne things inl the establishing
expwrence inl the wa rehousc
n the best of service when he
Man inl every partieu
oly knows the tobac<) (end o:
t arlina, tle new PI anTr
or all there is in it.
.1 conipetition for' the Manmi
YOur tol)acco with him ami
at1 nine thirty; come the aft
ive late tobacco watch out f.
0 they are small.
next load, tell old Bill and I
taliks high priced tobacc" 1
160 ltbs. (4 845.o0
182 1bs (-I 51.00
-400 lbs. (4 16.00
-154 lbs. (-1 51.00
--108 lbs. (1 19.00
128 lbs. (a 18.00
430 lbs. (a 52.00
R.
IG NEM
ING TIMES
ming as Second-Class Matter.
Proprietors.
y Wednesday
iper year in Advanco
ESDAY, JULY 28, 1920.
QUis i'5 ACE
alt' fromt the (:ongressotntal rac:.'
he c'Ileari skyV to his friends. IIlowt've r
>ent that his health hans failed, and in
reasonti thei conditions in (:harle'ston.t
Whaey' frend fosakn it inl te
t>xhausted'i lie says, twndtk
l id not have toi .spieno--he i.s getting
griss. Well, maybe)L it. is his health
wei sturiit.e "the cotnditions in (ebar
-bo- In him. IIloweve'r , we h':.~
t i:b; .f ainy of the great nat ins.:
ej- i'-l s sf the witn.it-rful .ystenu. ;>
seen our rirols andi thotse 'it :.he
;at t'rIing to ius.
-emixf Itth caut toif m'tertis a
ii (i hin go1 hin i etth trn gu --x
ho ('(tf inttiy t' sn l' itet a it ,ate il
hatt'itf n they a ntw. hi s .nu4
itr g thV e rad0 ;, asI. us u a: ttt -i -i
it t i f e am nd the : o m!C h tr.
pi or fotr /or ti t P15s fetin tho
allyaod (i i, and evremryhn hau
('aiyueo osu p o s loh
dIding Pri
Plantc
AND AD)JOINING COUNTIES
1 shouild become one at once. I
ees tobacco with him for sale t
nd the highest possible (ollar t
e1r Stat.. after the South Car-ol
lding- -d, Maningll Tiles ef
et g*0l .ol(acco D11rlket at Mail
shin- ne of the very best tob,
aiIilln narket that r(
(A i V- 11(real (adl\'sewhere ea
plwf'd W (?\Td'\ his honesi
1 h a n - but he has secure<
iernl and \\-.I(
ar ~anld is therefore enti
- 1 ~ ' aI COll)Qt i\' 111r
- cighft before and get (
Nr Wol'nlS th( are
u are going where you
SLil t. Cothran l' go
BELOW WE (IVE SOME St
-T. .rck
..PaCk
Y.IE (N:e1 !ti .
IM. .J. Bianiing2
.J. E. C'utter _
o).C \RTE~R E;NDlNG J1 UN E~ 30, 192~0J
It. B. Blradhaim, Magistrate, Paxville1v
A r! !421'--I ne: $25.010, Costs
e - -- - $25.40,
May 1920----Finles ...68.00
uny 1920---Fines - -25.00
P'. M. Nibbiss Magistrate New%%
kpril 1920 -No report.
920 N. report.
!920- -Fines ..;;).00, cost $3.80
.. . . . . ..) on'4
5380'
i. li McF'addin M~agist rate, Gale
\prd i 1 i240 No repo'rt.
n) y 19'24)- l'ines - 1800
men '924) Pine 76.0
'* t i T .\ai | $94.50
P. a.aIagistrate P'ine~woodI
\:ml i hlxar f l ' gst ratc. t i 50ie
la (220 No rpeor.
OT.\ L . 830
.V E 1 R oi iurg .laIgis4traite .ummer
Ila 'd N o r po t
(sa. ( t .is i i d ltagistr alre annin
-O 841'5.00,l ( 'oNs
n fo Ne Yok fte -spending5 Cthree
.ly wt Young fa i at tei .\uco r
mrrowt .\oagerat. Turbmille,
frvr aio,0nl hr ar.
"es Good and
0rs Wareh
. D. Cothran is a good judge of South Cai
the last limit. Cothran's experience coi
o be had any where.
ina seasons closes, Cothran keeps in close t
fly aware of the fact that Cothran has givi
ling, Cothran doesn't claim the credit for a
Tco markets in the State.
juired real knowledge of the work in whi<
sily enables hii to cope with any talent ii
toil with a tobacco warehouseman for sal
of the business and stand by his client an
I a warehouse operated by Messrs. Terrel
quipped in every respect. this house meet
Lled to the patronage of the tobacco growe
ket in Manning. You can not beat Cothr:
mn the sales in good time for prompt startir
making their appearance in large numbe
will be assured of the fact that you can
)d prices and the best possible service.
LES MADE RECENTLY.
[58 lbs. 43.00 W. C. Pack
102 lbs. @ 48.00 J. B. Pack -
106 lbs. @ 46.00 R. B. Beatsoi
130 lbs. @ 47.00 Harvey Helt
t08 lbs. @d 50.00 C. W. Ridges
100 lbs. @p 47.00 C. W. Ridge,
R AN, Propri
Now for
Still Low
It's time for our summer clearance e
ever.
We've got a lot of tine merchandise 12
now to get the decks clearedl for the fa
values for your money in things to wvea
1-4
Everything marked in plain figures
Thllese are all seasonable, summer go<
just as well save on purchases and ha'
The D. J. Chand:
Home of Hart Schaffi
14 N. Main Street.
,,mmmr mmmmaamnmmuan mm
High at the
0ouse.
-olina tobacco and is therefore in a
ints in the sellers favor and he can
:uch with the entire tobacco industry
mi out information from time to time
11 that has been accomplished, but he
-h he was engaged.
i this line of work, the farmer that
e, the tobacco warehouseman should
(0 hold up his end of the rope intell
I and Saterfield last season that is
s the approval of the growers, and
rs of this section, if you are not sell
m's work in this line in the State or
L of sales at the time mentioned.
Is and will do you much harm if you
-et a Man to sell your tobacco that.
- 200 tbs. @ 40.00
----100 Ibs. @ 46.00
-------842 Its. @ 47.00
cn --280 Ibs. @ 44.00
vay - 402 tbs. @ 44.00
,vray - ----62 Lbs. (a 51.00
etor
)USE
er Prices!
ale; and that means lower prices than
ere; and we're going to dispose of it
11 action. If you care to get sp~ecial
r, you'll come to see US now.
All Palm Beach and Mohair
Suits redlucedl one-fourth.j
All Children's Wash Suits re
dJuced one-fourth.
All Silk Shirts r'educedl one
fou rth.
Nothing Charged
All Low Quarter Shoes redluc
ed1 oneC-thirdl.
Hanan Shoes, Oxfords, in Rus
sian Calf, Gun Metal and Glazed
K(id, regular $18.00, now $12.50,
including tax.
Bostonian Shoes, in all styles,
reducedl one-third.
Nothing Charged.
-you just deduct the discount.
>dls, that you will need on your vacation;
re more to slpendl on your trip.
ler Clothing Co.
ier & Marx Clothes
SUMTER, S. C.
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