Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Sell Ic The Home ol Cbc fIIanniug Elmes. Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I, Mr. G. TI1. Floyd lost a tobacco barn by fire last Friday night. Dr. Claud Breedin of Anderson is visiting his parents in Manning. Mrs. C. R. 1I a rvin, and daughter, Mliss loulie are visiting in Orange burg. Manning an G( swego phlayedl ball here last Th)ursdlayv, Mlann ing winning 8 to 2. Mr. Eng]inrh Plow~len has returned home from a trip in the mountains of Murthi Carolina. TPhe Bradhaim Duroe la rm h)U rais ed the age limit in their contest, mai( ing it openi to all. Mr. S. W. B~arr)n ta me }home Sun (lay Crom) a trip through the oil fiels of Kansas. Mr. J1. W. Rigby calrri.d his dlaugh ter, (Gertrude to Colu mbhia Mlonday for an operation. Misses Flora and J.oha Kelly of Gree~nv'ille,. are the guests of M .\iss Gussie Grumbli Ie. M \rs. G. M'. WAells oft Georgetow isV) visiting her <laugh ter, Mrs. 'I'. 1. (offey. a position with the Pailme(tto Hank of ( elumbia. MIr. J1. A. Wei nberg has retun ed home from Bat tle Crieek , MIich., where he has been for the pas two months).V v Tihe Wee N'ee hals ball league, corn- I lp(sed of Sum meriton , Ola nta, Kingd striee and f.ake City, closed theiri season Monda(y. Sumlmerton won the p(nnant. j6 SCH is a little more tha a3 monthi to op that your (hihl's eyV(S need glaiss You) get-t he be0St seric andI bm1est ARAI THE 01 Your LAR I During July C] hand, 264,100 ,,era There is no b than Manning, Price, Service Z CLAR High Prices Save Your Clothes And Time, Strength and Money Besides Clothes are worn out on a scrubbing board us n11u1ch am oi your back. M-:.. pecially is this trie of fine clothes. llundreds of thousands (of dollars tire scrubbed away every year. You cari stop this waste an(d wash your clothes q1uicker, bettfer and more eConomically in the wviindlerfil Clean Eal'sy way. Wornen everywhere tell us that they never heard of anything as helpful as (lean :asy-- and as eCltllical. You will be delighted with it, once you s'o it wort. Just ilnagine1 anlf averagi. wee~k's washinig dontte in tegi10 miut(s andl for 013afew cetnts! And dtone withott Serubbinrg. withou111t Ix pensive umi ' (lines -+-very gain~ent elenned.l andil s1terilized! lyOtdetrftt, isn't it? 'There ne(ver was anth iing like It! All youi1 do ls soak you0r wash* over night andl hol11 in 4%'~ gallons oIf water andt l bar oif shlredded'( (lean ti.:ay3 dislvd. Stir for tenI rnlintats.5 rin(SO doe. li tte r thlari it ver was. biefiore. (if i'oujrse, you inulst t ry (lean0 lasy. I eside's wlearing out ('lotheIIs, th ldi style Washbosard1 wcars .1)11 titI ruins your handhs--iin154hIi'ti I isle anid ma)1kes youii old bieftor. your tI 1n1. iOul Ow it to y'tlIrSe.lf. 114 vour famuity and lto yourii) friti.' '5 I t ' b the brnighlt. tlhe'iry, happyli wVomlal n.ii l forglttetn the ills andt m0isery of wash Itng. 'ry3 (l-an l-'asy Na II ihotl ine Wiashi Sioap today. Not iii h0w dhiffer Crnt it looks fromu othe r s--andi lhl different 3' it works! l'ettliw directlins (it, lit'hi sidlo of theo wrappler. At your ' grocer's. Miss Ma~ttie A Iplit returnled home rom) I Pieltlersonv'illec last lFriday, 'here she. spentt the past mionthI.' Mlessr's Joseph Di) kson0 and F". P'. r States bly atombile~ I. Miss 'M1ilIdred WhitIe returned( }ime Vei dsdy mnorin rg a fter' a pleasati mopijol is. Weare plrouid of t he confidlence dioc. >rs, druggists and t he pubhlic havte in) Gli ('hill antd F'ever TIonic. JT 'S, T O ME TR IS T, ?:*u*:tuttittt t ltitttitfititt:t Tobac( LAR'S WAREH pounds of toba< etter tobacco m and no !better 1 mnd Treatment. K S W Dr. J. D. Martin of Summnierton is visiting friends here. t Mr. Joe Davis left Saturday for a v busin-ss trip to Baltimore. r Miss Mary Johnson will leave to morrow for Fountain Inn to visit Mrs. 11 Sam Kellett. s Mr. W. A. Galloway mntd family of I Clinton are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Galloway. Mrs. II. L. Crouch and family left 8 Sunday for Goldshoro, N. C. to visit n her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins. a Miss .Riby McElveen has accepted a position as stenographert with the Manning r'Ocery Comipany.T Mr. William JTames of Cheraw spent t est erday at the home of Dr. J. A. Cole ,nd today he is visiting his brother, 9, apt. J. A. JTames at Sumimerton. r.adMrs. .Joe Davis andl Miss Fannie .Jamies Daivis and Charlie C )avis motored to Florence and spent B, he week-end with relatives there. 0 U' Fire dlestroyed the tobamcco barn of ~d I a ttieldl ,eolored, last Thursday right. The loss was about $2,000 as le had a new engine, wvoodl saw anid ilows undter the shed. , N4o insurance. er . ..-th Miss A nnie Tha mts Manlning's lead ( nig millhner has left for Baltimore and " Jew York to 1purmchase Fall millinery. ifl: liss Thames will bring back a more omlel(te linei of hats than ever before aiiied ii X Mannuing ,p iprn no ex Iense in h(er purcha '(ss Crimson Clover 11he Woderful Soil Improver Sowv If In your corn and cotton at the ;ast, wor king, and next year you ra~n planil. I hese two ('ropst on thei san mile mil aut i blggt'r ciropt. It Is etonstiered'I w'~or th $20) Ii 90 Per acre In the merencsted pruliivem-ss and li.. proveid ine hanicaI conldittion of3 the soil. ORIMBON OLOV~n ma mU an1 1 eelit watiter adg spiring graz'iing crop, thme best of early gr'een feed arid a gooid hamy crop. T. W. Wood & Sons, .8EED8MEN. Richmond*.Va. Om so~ :o .in VA R OUSE sold for :co for $72,26' o f arket today in Varehouse thar A R E Mrs. i. J. Hailey and little daugh er, Virgie left last Wednesday for kshville, N. C. to spend a few days nith her daughter, Mrs. H. L. Tim Ions. The Davis Dairy has decided to sell ulk to the local trade of Manning in Lead of shipping their milk. Any one 'ishing to buy milk can write Davis airy, Manning. Darlington and Manning played ball ere yesterday. Darrington winning to 1. The local team is composed ostly of home boys ,and the visitors re all professional players. Manning as simply outclassed. The county campaign opened at urbeville last Thursday. All of the ndlidates madle their talks, and every ing p~assedl off pleasantly. Trhere is 'actically no interest being mani sted in politics this year, not even county affairs. Trhe Twventieth Century Mother's ub will meet at the home of Mrs. J. Cantey on Friday afternoon at 5:30 -lock. Members of this Club are gedl to attend this nmeetin. Mrs. J. E. Arant, sec. Mother's Club. Messrs. J1. L. Ridgeway and Walk llollidany have returned from a trip rough the boll weevil sectiot; of orgia. They report a very interest Do You T~his is to warn you large again. He is lurk is; known by the name of' ' D~on't wait until you before you think seriousli Look at the matter oi paid out in premiulms pro credl property. ITS WISD)OM D)ON'T D)ELAY---SEE I WE INSU Manning~ R S. W. BARRON Stmummmm annnu:u:mmmmm E H 1 producers at firsi '.73, making ar 27. South Carolina i CLARK'S for OUS E R. D. CLAR ing trip and recount many instances of where the boll weevil has wiped up practically entire crops. Mrs. J. A. Cole entertained 'a num ber of neighborhood friends at an in formal porch party Wednesday after noon in honor of Mrs. Gordon of Vir ginia and Mrs. Wycoff of Kentucky. After a series of games of rook a dainty salad course with a cold drink was served. About a dozen guests en joyed the party. Mr. J. W. Cutter of Davis Station hadl a turkey gobbler to hatch three chickens about twvo weeks ago and the gobbler is raising the chickens and earing for them the same as a mother hen. Mr. Cutter need have no fear ofi the high cost of living if he can put his turkey gobblers to hatching chick ens. Cards have been receiv'ed here an-] nouncing the marriage of Miss Kate Clark and Mr. G. M. Sgiprner, on Au- I gust 3rd. The marriage taking place in Columbia where the contracting parties live. TPhe bride is well re membered in Manning, having spent her early girlhood days here. .August is the month for lay-by and c night schools for Adults. t Several have begun work in Claren- f tIon 'county, and~ it is hoped that others will be ready to do so next Monday. reachers report an awakened interest 8 Own Pr< :hat an old offender against ing within striking dlistance o I1ORNADO. ORNADO see those ominous, murky clot 'of insurance against loss fro wind storm insurance like th tect the many hundredls of (101 AND ITS BUSINESS TO BE IS TODAY--TOMORROW M RE ANYTI.NG AGAINST E ealty & Insu Jo' Manning, S. C.. numu msuumu::amanaUmnu....... nat ISE 36 K, Proprietor and eager desire to learn, on the part of their pupis, some of whom are more than sixty years of age. Men and women are working all over the State, but all. havd not yet been reached. More teachers are badly needed and teachers who are willing to work up good classes will be well satisfied with results. Any teacher enrolling twenty averageing ten and teaching five hours per day earns $100.00 per month. In addition to this salary, the coun ty pives $25.00 to defray traveling ex penses. A prize of $Z0.00 goes to the person who teaches the greatest num Der of adults, in Clarendon county to readl and write, durinL' the month of A ug ust. The State also offers valuable >rizes for similar wyork done in South Jarolina. Tea~cher~s wvill you not lend rourselves to this great undertaking? surely you can serve twenty (lays. Miss .Jessie Curtis at Paxville and Tome Branch; Mrs. Hlolladay near larvin and Graham and Miss Fannie 3radlham on Sammy Swamp ha ; arge classes and are doing excell6 vork. - . . grown-ups can~ Icarn is proven y specimens of their work s'ent in by heir teachers. Tfhree more wvhite schools and five oloredI ones should be organized andl bey will he if teachers can be securedI <>r them. Miss Minnie ~McFaddin Organizer of Lay-By andl Night chools for Clarendon County. :*?uttttttttttitttttt$*t rn't >perty ? >roperty rights is at four town now. He ids looming above you m Tornadoes. is: A very few dollars lars tied1 up in eridang CERTAIN. AY BE TOO L. ATE VERYTHING rance Co. -IN C. BIAGNAL itttiImmUUnU