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THE MANNI Entered at the Postoffice at Man Appelt & Shope Published Ever: Subscription Rates $2.00 MANNING, S. C., WEDNES] GO SLOW' -0 Woman with her vote should make I no haste at all. Feminine sutffrage was not achieved It has required many years of ceaseless to place her on a political equality with She can not expect to revolutionize a year. To attempt such a sweeping ovc destroy her future prestige, and thereft The laudable ambition of womanhoc enlightened citizenry. This can be act be done with a stampede. The tortoise travels slowly, but it g Q - BEi A GOOD -0 Hardly a week passes but what so taike for the betterment of this town. than some other good citizen objects the first citizen. It is human nature, an where. But there is a better 'way-a N hu ianizing. Forget your antipathy t< suggestion-of what it will do for the t a citizen of the town. Very few good c dimetrically opposite in their convictioi da;likes. But there is a common groun hurty our 1n imos ities. That is the common good of all-t0 fos tering of the welfare of our collectiv d, idual citizen, and for the benefit of piosperity-the grave of adversity. It is ------00 IS SANITY 1II --0 In one of our large cities there is a uus traveling men who penetrate every I men are instructed, in addition to the sa st antly upon the pulse of the people and This manufacturer is firmly of t.he recoVerIl from its deliriui of commer the return to normal conditions and stal with such extravagant abandon. confinii tiies as are legitimately required. This has curtailed the demand, witi ecs have been laid ofT, and others will f< their money as easily as it was earned, L'.ey will he forced to accept other empIl This. thinks the manufacturer, nm t -!* cost of labor, with a const ished products. He thinks the decline hut effective, and he does not look fo baInce of our commercial and financial hope it is true. -~r --.1 'e" pic4fec el'.1vI guiaranteed'' to w t T-a ett NG TIMES ning as Second-Class Matter. Proprietors. r Wednesday per year in Advance )AY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1920 WOMEN inste slowly, lest in the end she make in a day, nor in a month, nor a year. effort and countless disappointments man. our political system in a day, nor in rthrow of the customs of years would rc her usefulness. d is a better government and a more omplished gradually, but it can not ets there in the end. CIT'lIZEN me good citizen has a suggestion to No sooner is the suggestion made principally because he does not liko (I We are just as humai her a ell - vay that is quite as human and more iward the man and think only of his own-of what it will mean to you as itizens think exactly alike. Many are is, in their tastes, in their likes and d upon which we may all meet and te betterment of our conmunity-the citizenry for the benefit of each in nurselves. It is the starting point of the point we all should seek, and tind. :TURNING? manufacturer who eniloyes numer look and corner of the country. These le of goods, to keep,) theiir report to the home office. opinion that the country h:.isi about vial and financial insanity and is oI >ility. The public has ceaa-il to buy g itself to the plurchase of such ar the result that thousands of employ. )llow. Most of these men have :spent ind it is only a question of tinme when oyment at reduced compensation. arks the beginning of a lownward quent decline in the price of the fin. will be slow and gradual in all lines, a panic or any other great distur. system. Sounds reasonahle, and we next Saturda(hy, Sept., Lw kind to) the customer. Evetr .00. Quality3 Brand Pure Au ear' for twenlty year. Re{m ur Quart Colon r Ke~l Seven Cup Cofede PercoIutor Te Gal( Tea 3 Quar, C( e~i e sauce Pgn a Political Cards C CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a candid ate for. the office of Sherlq of Claren don County subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. EDWARD GAMBLE. n CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of Sheriff of Clar endon County. Promising to abide the results of the Democratic primary. E. R. PLOWDEN. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE I will apply to the Judge of Probate for Clarendon County, on the 20th day of September, 1920, for Letters of Discharge as Executor of the Estate pf David R. Reaves, deceased. J. T. Stukes, Executor. ---0 TROOPS TO BELFAST Dublin Aug. 31.-Cameron High land troops boarded special trains to day and are believed to be en route to Belfast. SUFFRAGE PARADE IS STAGED AT AIKEN Aiken, Aug. 31.-A big parade, in which the mayor of the city and oth 'ra; to)ok part, wias staged today by the Woman's Suffrage League of this 1-lace. Thirty-six automobiles, deck ed in the suffrage colors, vere in line ehind, a brass hand. Speeches were made by the mayor, who read the proclamation of Secretary Colby. A humorous feature o fthe parade was the hauling of a coffin, labeled Aunty "Suffragist," at the head of the lino behind Dave W. Gaston, who aoted as grand marshal. ---------- "lINERS ARE DRIVEN BACK Williamson, W. Va., Aug. 31.-An attack of 200 men, believed to have beenl directed at the coimissary of the Howard Colliery Company, or the homes of Superintendent H. V. Ing haniand L. L. Tinsley nearby at Chat taroy, near Williamson was broken up by eight United States infantrymen this morning according to reports reaching here. 'The attacking party formed on both sides of the site upon which Chatta roy is located, it is reported and marched in concert on the colliery. TPhe infantry, a detachment of the troops which were recently sent into the strike zone from Camp Sherman, exchanged shots with the party and then charged into the woods. The attacking party was dispersed in the woods surrounding the colliery. 81 9 a abovec pr'ice. V mm~umn iS posi mherIC the hour Two Quart Dm'dle, foiler ro casualties were reported. other members Q ' ,couch window ol ENTENCED TO PIE September 24 w BUT IS CHEERFUL brought back to Greenville, Aug. 31.-That there ties Parkins and ras no noticeable change in James the boy to the 'S 7ashington's apparently cheerful man lowing. his conv er and that he srelied as ho told Court here last I No me better You'll fit any cigai price be< every fe cigarette Camels Turkish tobaccos themsel will ap : - you to sn ing your Camels 1 retty afi cigaretty You'll Pr kind of t TUU TuUcIsy & DA~ MESTICc DLJEJ a ci4.roit c GtOnt R ID HIRSCJ Clean- t Beginning Fri SALE OF DRESSES in Taffetas, Charmeuse, Georgettes, Kitten's Ear Crepe, Serges, Tirico tints, values from $25.00 to $50.00, sale price ..$12.75, $17.50 and $29.75 SA LE OF SILKS Tafifetas, Satins, Charmeuse, Crepe deC Chines, Fancies, values from $2.50 to $3.50, sale price --_..--85c to $1.49 Mill ends of Striped Shirting, Mad ra, value (65c, sale price--.._____.39c Mill ends of White Madras, value 65c, sale price only ....--_.-__-37c SAL E OF COAT SUITS S)ome few Spring Models and many -stunning new fall styles, values from $25.00 to $65.00 sale price $15. to 37.50 SSA LE OF GINGHlA MS Best quality for Dresses. value 50c only .. . . .. - 35c -. A little lighter weight, but fast color _..~- -- - ---27c Yatrd widle Percale, best quality, l ight and (lark color1s, value 55c, akl)pri(ce........... .39c Wi dhVm r. ' t sK . the $2.00 quality We(I a>r't h We s': , the $3.00 quality D. H RSCI >f his race from the Washington was convicted of his sentence to die attempt upon a young white girl near ts the information Peizer several weeks ago. On Greenville by Depu- way to the penitentiary in ColunPt -Parrish, who rushed the'deputies said thathe took up a tate penitentiary fol.. collection from the car window at ction in Criminal each station and obtained from $10 to Priday. $12 in this manner. Let's settle/ Wahs right now Pen ever smoked a cigarwtte than Camel! th Camels unequalled by *ette in the world at any r ecause Camels combine atere that can make a ciarette thnCae expert blend of choice and choice Domestic puts Camels in a class by ves. Their smoothness eal to you, and permit 1oke liberally without tir taste! eave no unpleasant ciga :crtasto nor unpleasant odor I efer Camels blend to either obc c smoked straight I aro -o., ! :rev cieonnIr sontd : Ia vs r aminpo.--covered cmrtoh. Wo recomv.mad tist carton for the home or pply or tw-hcn you trnvol. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Winston-Saom, N. C. MM EIMAN'S Ip Sale! day, for 10 Days SALE QF MILLINERY The first Autumn showing Hatter's Plush, Duvetyn, Beavers, fine Velour Felts, only--_-..--- ------.-.--$4.50 The more eleborate nicely trimmed lot, only-- -- -- ---------.....$6.75 ~ HATS Our Pattern Hats from the Fash ionable Parlors of Madame Wolfe, Fiske and Blue Bird $10, $15 and $25 CHILDREN'S HATS From the Tinjy Tots, Wool [Hand made Caps, to the finest Velour, and Beaver Hats, also fancy trimmed Chappeos. ISA LE OF SKIRTS Newest Tin~y cheeks, Wool Plaids, Pairet Twxxills, Men's wear Ser ges, Tricotm fes, regulhPar andl stouit si/Cs, M prilced very low, from $5.95 to $14.50 2| SALE ON SILK H OSE !! Pure Silk, Full fashioned, value $4.00, sale price -- - $2.89 i Pure Silk Hose, with Lisle tops !! ALE ON CORSETS yI's M~adame Gira'ce and W. B. Rdus (lIlS 25 per~ cent cut. 5 MEN'S (GOOD)S Clothing, Shoes, Shirts, Undler wear,' etc., cut in half.