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is Still iTTh TOBACCO GROWE Sirs: No one in the to a general thing aren pile Slip by without fi tention. Ask those v day. You cannot k< Bay White J. W. Gibbons H. H. Garland John Gamble Murray Bros. D. 0. Brunson Thomas Brogdon E. E. Jayroe J. A. Miller 11. H. Evans Isadore Coker R. M. Evans W. L. Gibbons E. H. Williams THE MANI Entered at the Postofflice at Appelt & SI Published E Subscription Rates $ MANNING, S. C., WEDIb IIINGING HI( Inl most5 comm funit ies there are tI andl~ those who (do not. The produe other class merely consume)ls that wh Th'lere wvou.ld be* less hue and~ er; woulId oniscienltiously produce insten Food and oth~er c~ommodi1(1ties are anda indi1fference of the non11- produ ct iv COntrI ibutes to its co(st. A hiv~e of h<( stuldy. The boe that dones niot work to consone the fruits of (lhe lab~ors< our supierior 'itelligencet, cani still pr< honey bee. Putu re genlera tions mayv it I(rop'ingi in dairkness. LE's iDunng~ flit past few mtojifhs we i (Itangts crliticised for' lthe liei oI he jiantt does chiarge at higher prite (( 'vacl ile is c:omlpelhet to tlt 0 or y III((18 h~1igh prices for h is good inflS it reast fr'eigh t ra tes Ili an eat age. >vehed I<expeses arIe gr'eaIter. We neuivy icrease inI the COSt of condultct irller ani addlit ionali Ipressur in I lpayi and1( himsnelfC. All of thiis lmll c (in " e by ci itharIgingIL al reasonab h. Itl oft t lue gols Thei hoe nla-rieil a Prie;solqrei hilheolly higl' lttmt. Lt's lhe Ca ir andi~ 'onisidt'r b I"pitor ;isf e and1( shlould lbe suppre'tsse'd at ii~ sly thrIills still left ini 01r pioli b sn'~ of li and llin -is gren atuffli tig shorit of aiin oplete dining c'ar senr I oday. Of cour1se, if yout don't wanlt fti liay m passeniger rle(s you~ tenn buy all aml wold~ lie tcheaner I than walk ngt af (h. Working 0 e Big N RS OF CLARENDON AND C( bacco warehouse business in 8t t satisfactory to the growers. rst standing by it and pulling th< vho sell with Cothran. 'Ie has ep a good man down when he k .-474 lbs. @ $27.00 758 lbs. @ 40.00 - 174 lbs. @ 34.00 276 lbs. @ 35.00 -1834 lbs. @ ~ 43.00 -- 416 lbs. @ 37.00 220 lbs. @ 31.00 -- 232 lbs. @ 39.00 -410 lbs. @(T 34.00 --444 lbs. @ 35.00 --364 lbs. @ 38.00 - 594 lbs. @ 34.0) - 432 tbs. (k 44.00 - 202 lbs. @ 34.00 R. BIG NEW 41ING TIMES Ianning as Second-Class Matter. ope, Proprietors. very Wednesday 2.00 per year in Advanco [ESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1920. )MIE IlE HION EY -0 oI e'hisses of citizens.-those who produce, live class brings home the honey. The ich the producer produces. over the cost of living if more people I of ceing content mer-ely to consume. ba rd to prodluce at best, andl the idleness - chIass only ac-centualtes its seanreity and 'ney bees is a good thi ng for manki nd to s not alIlowedl to eiat- it is not permit ted if other beves. We hiu mans, with all if, fi t from the exampl je set us by the little a in toi see, where we of today m-e J 00--- -~---~ Im F"AIl mye s'ver'al tis heard our- h'tt no -- h rge for their goods. The homie m'r: n uchi higher one than he dido before the - Out of business, lie is paying enor' the wholesale niarket s. If e is pavt; is help costs hiim more money and his rywhere he turns he is forced to pay a ng Ihis business. Added to th is, he is the hiie-h cost of supp~lort ing his family out ot the busiiness, andt this ('an on inta jorofit ovier te whlale 'os ii nit ftfoird ti prtofite('r. W4ere, hc t' woull tliher'iafter bei ai deatl or in thi y btwe bielivi' thle home n meat 4 can bei exp~e-tedi under existing ran. ithI s ides be fore we criit ic is jiati' iirders- in a preisidelt; tmiar ft iver ts I t h bin mih fi'im n lihe raiulroadis that 20 pr cent ro <inobiule in-steadii. 'ven'a huzz , prese-nt pice of shoe Ileather OTT MIif Hard fo, ew Pla )NTIGUOUS COUNTIES: muth Carolina works harder o No one realizes this more ke e buyers and price up to the h the room and light in his wa nows his.business. BELOW WE GIVE SOMI Robert Blanding A. M. White W. Frierson J. Epps and Graham S. W. Thigpen Thigpen and Singleton Thigpen and Benton John Evans J. D. Daniels S. M. McFaddin_ _ Willie Williamns; J. B. Hodge H. R. Hodge J. S. Gibbons Do COT PLANT] CLASSI[I[D ADVERTISING When you furnish supplies, or ren der service for the county, you wanlt pay for it. If you don't want your claims dhscounted vote for Kelly Political Adv. WANTED TO BUY --One hundred grown hens. Bring them to Abrams Department Store. WANTED TO BUY ---One hundred] grown lhens. Bring'lhem to A brams Departmient Store. WA NTED) TO BUJY --One hundred growrf lhens. Bring thenm to AhbramsE Department Store. R~. I). ('OTHIRAN has two Fords and oneI six cylinder car for~ sale. Price reasonable. flfi has more imitations than any >ther Chill and Fever Tonic on t he narket, hut no onec wants imitations .e are dangerous things in the nedlemne hine. 32-l0t. .ASOLINE SYSTEM-Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Compressors, Comput ing scales, Show Cases, Account Registers, Floor Scales, Rebuilt Cash Registers, Safes, Store fix tures. The Uamilton Sales Co., Columbia, S. C. No.5-tf. goodl ftohm-en and(4 buy' ai Fm-d m. nir a six cy lindel(r. N ACCO('N'l or electrical plant h1 lug out otf order we have discontin u-. ed1 (operat in g the P''tiere Show III tiItn jltat is repai red. -Prob~aly tv'm or t hree week. aleAms D R SA LE- - hou ar nis stn -d 'n laths. ~ed I redair Sin gles, want ordlers forP four' foot tobaecco sticks. (;et my Tts I. B. Owen, P'ak riown~ hents. 1;ring them. to Abrams D epart mnt. Str SEARCH OUT 1 GERMS 0 Find Out What Causes Your Suf fering and Go After it. be forms of ths disease hiavt .)ci fad to come frorn tiii germs im the blood(, which set h .t.eir colony in the muscles, og Joi i iiclbegin to <multiply by td -ilin You caesily tin .erstind, therefore that th onl intelligc o The 11(f treatin g Si S S . is such a ru.i. IOQ - the Tobo nters II r gets more for the tobacco gro enly than Cothran does. Cotj ighest possible bid. All tobacco rehouse to get the best of resu PRICES MADER THIS WEE] -100 lbs. @ 40.00 .312 lbs. @ 36.00 .204 lbs. @ 34.00 612 lbs. @ 38.00 476 lbs. @ 33.00 144 lbs. @ 42.00 -570 lbs. @ 35.00 364 tbs. @. 35.00 120 lbs. @ 40.00 162 fIs. @ 35.00 480 lbs. @T 30.00 426 1bs. @ 35.00 442 lbs. @ 36.00 730 lbs. @ 50.00 2IRAN, P1 ERS WAI FOR SALE--Ford Touring Car 1920 Brand New, just from factory, with starter, shock absorbers and patent steering wheel. HIave two of them, WILL SELL EITIIER ONE. A ABRAM'S. 666 quickly relieves Constipation, Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and Headaches, due to Torpid Liver-32-10 AUCTION SALE-Milk Cows with young calves at The Thomas Live Stock Co. stables on Friday at 12 o'clock nioon. F'OR sA LE--Ford Touring Car 1920 Brand New, just from factory, with starter, shock absorbers and patent steering wheel. hlave two of thern WILL, sEL EilThIER ONE. A' IFOR SA1LE--I ordl Touring Car 1920 ' IBrand New, julst from factory, with~ starter, shock absorbers and patent steeringv wheel. Have two of them, VLLA SELL EITI[ER ONE. A ABRAM's. RO sA LE-O4ne Newv F'ord TIouring (ar. Price' $8415.00. A pply to B. II. Clay'ton at Zeigler's haarrv(,., n -- h Iyoul wanit t he county kept out of ret otrto Kelly- P'olitical Adv'. P l'ORord Touring Car 1920 landl New, . list from factorv, with~ sar ~t'. Shoek absorbers; and patent .teerinog wheel. I [ave two of thema li ALU .\ M's. B. My-Timni is a great pain killer It reherves pialn anid sorenless cauisedl l& Rhemat ismn, N euralgia, Sprainls, etc SEEB. ). ()''l BAN v yu vant to bya l",od Tlour intg (Car. G oodl con.. (iiomi. A so one Ford wirme wheel (l-~ a 7 abhoumt one and halIf Vears t old: W ill pyv :$5.00t rewardl for the delhvery o',)f s;ann-. BomRt ( h lles an R"l R EN' I wo' Ir f . J -~~,x A\ pjdv at Thime Omjein Hl-E F RHEUMATISM~, -|purifier mr(lcomsrt'tcui ande he relied upo tansercl outt can n ti'rr s aoo iiplmritiout an n almnd t this wh rom the systeml lo cellent remedly fo chn1-4~1 Go t jottr dr 's tore anmd get rm your case needs 'cia attnoi r i you call obta iti medicmal adlviccei .v riting~ fully to Chie f Mciire Ats r, -Svift; Laboratory, Atlan. N2 acco Groi (arehoi wers than Cothran. Prices E [bran is a good judge of tobacc placed with Cothran gets his Its to be had. Cothran is sellit C AND LAST: Justice and Beatson _- .611 J. F. Cutter -_ _-. ... - ..44( C. P. Abraham .--...-..432 'J. C. Daniels -.---- .... 354 W. E. Daniels _ -- -- 31 Mack and Daniels -- -- 56E W. R. Evans ------- 62( Perry Wheeler ------- 36 P. E. Louder -----.-286 Hardy and Brown -- 72( W. S. Samuel .404 H. W. McFadden - 150 Lillian Bradham .----16E Bradham & Thompson -504 Windham & Windham..444 rop rietor tEHOUSI We want more Bridges like the ones we have over the swamp near Mann ing. Let's vote for Kelly, and get Lhem. Politicui Ad. FOUND-Between Manning and Davis Station a baby coat. Owner can have same by applying at The Times Office. ,OR SALE--One Ford Coupe, driven about 500 miles with starter. Cost around $1000.00, can be bought at once for $875.00. C. HI. Mathis, Manning, S, C. it-pd. 'OR SA LE---One Scripps Booth Six Cilender in good shape, 5 new tires cost around $1950.00 for a quick sale at $950.00 at this price, the biggest bargain in the county. C. HI. Mathis, Manning, S. C. lt-pdl. '0 LIMIT COAL PRICES CHIARGED) CONSUNIERS Vashington, Aug. 17.--Active ~steps to mit the prices charged consumners for Ij in various parts of the country 'il be begun shortly by the Dopart. ent of .Justic, it was said tonight v Officials of the dlepartmnent, No attempt wvill b~e made to fix a race Onl coal ,it was said, as the At rney Genreral can only act under the wver act, but it was pointed out that P Prosecution for violations of the w the price of coal van be keptI ith in reasonable b~ounafh A'N ORDINANCE. OR0 DINA N'P . RIKAING TO IIACKMEN, lfVIRY'MEN AND D~RAYMEN, AND TO-' PROV11DE ,PENA LT1IES F"OR T'fi c VIOLA- TI NION TFIIEREOF. . . BIE IT' ORDAINED by the Mahor f .Aldermen of the Tlown of Manna- qt inm Council assembled, and by ua. ac >rity of the same: Rection 1. It shall b~e unlawful forP y perso-n owming, controlling or sPi Ifor a paa'enger' or passengers, at lhe point withxni the eorporate limits se the Town of Manning, at any speci- co I tulne (luring the day or niight, to th I to iallI for such passenger or pas- to gers~ at the time augreedl upon, in we. 2. It shallI he uinlaw ful for 'i erson or~ pe(rsons, whomsoever, ('ngage the services of any hack, or other vehicle for hire in the' TC vni of Manning, to fal or refuse to ' the legal chariges for the service in enugaigedl, whet her suche Person, or ima sons, actually made- use of such cor vice or not ;and it shall likewise he Cih iwfiul for any person or persons Ch ingage, the use of a hack, car or Soi r publie vehiece for transportation Ma be 'own of Ma sinog, not intend to Pay for the sam,. ate imen vers at. ise.. md quality this year, as o and never lets a good personal notice and at- e ig for new people every )lbs. @ 36.00 )bs. @ 41.00 $ lbs. @ 39.00 lb s. @ o- 40.00 0 lbs @ 42.00 lbs. @ 40.00 lbs. @ 49.00 lbs. @ 36.00 lbs. @ 43.00 lbs. @ 36.00 lbs. @ 33.00 lbs. @ 44.00 lbs. @ 39.00 lb s- @ 41.00 lbs. @ 35.00 A said vehicle is engaged, but with the intent to defraud the owner or driver of said vehicle out of the value of the use thereof; and every employment of said vehicle shall be held to be sfor cash ,unless time is contracted for when the engagement is made. Sec. 3. That the fare from any point Within the incorporate limits of the town to any other point within the limits shall not exceed 35 cents pIer person . Sec. 4. Any person or persons violating any of the provisions of this ordmiance, upon confviction therefor shall be fined not less than one ($1.00) Dollar nor more than Fifty ($50.00) Dollars, or be confined upon the Coun ty Chaim Gang for not less than one (t) day nor more than thirty (30) lays. Sec..5. Ths ordinance shall go into affect Immediately and all ordinances r parts of ordhnances in conflict there. vith are hereby repealed. Done and ratified in Council As. eC iledC this the 9th, daofAgs W. C. Davis, r. ;. Huggin Mayor. NOTICE TATE' OF' SgoUTI CAROL INA County of Clarendlon' COURT OF COMMON PLEAS SUMMONS FOR RtELIEF - (Comnplaint not Servedl) I hell Levi and Ferdinand Levi, cc. pa0rtneris uinde r thie firm name andi style of Levi Bros. Plaintiffs, (aga inB i nykin Cankte yC ntey, Rose Boz. re, tne McBride., A goes 'Watson, rieas Marti,1 Willie Cantey, Es. IdeWells, stella Cantey, Reva aylor, Sam uel Can tevj 1Danj~el Cantey, lien Greeni, julla 'J. Cantoy, and( Rena ElIlis, Dfend,(ants () TH'E DEFE'NDANTI Re'na Ellis YOU are hereby sumn ned0( siid re nred to answer the cornplaiunt in~ this tioni, which is filed in the Office &f e Clerk of the Court of Commoni eas, for the said County, and to r ve a copy of your' answer to the iflc e~ophat on the subscriber at Sh, nthe cit~y of Sumter, s. C. thi, twenty, days after the service reof, exclus ive of the da~y of such rvice; and( .if you fail to answer the oplaint. with in the time aforesaid, pla intiff in this action wvill apply the- Court for the relief demalnded the cmplamn. Dahted F'ebrua ry 1 6th 1920. Wendell M. Levi, Plintiff's Attorey. fi'l DE IIFENDANT~j Rena Ellis l'A 1(m NOTlliE that the complainit this action toget heir with the sum as, of which, the foregoing is a >y was filed in the oflice of the rk of Court of Common Plea for trendlon, (oinny, 'm the State of ith Carolhna, on the 20th (lay of rehl 1920. Wonanlfel M Ic.i