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Eb Manting Elmes. Publshed Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1920 Don't fail to see the play entitled "Hits and Misses" in the School Audi torium, Thursday evening at eight o'clock, October 21st. Mr. Ingram Wilson of Georgetown is in Manning visiting his home. Don't forget the big play tomorrow night at the school auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King were visitors to Columbia yesterday. Born to Col. and Mrs. A. C. Brad hani last Friday night a baby boy. Letters to the editor are always wel come-doubly so when accompanied by a check. Write often. Rev. G. P. Watson of Bishopvillc is visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. B. Cantey in Manning this week. Don't fail to see the play entitled "Hits and Misses" in the School Audi torium, Thursday evening at eight o'clock, October 21st. S. Oliver O'Bryan, Esq., went to Co lumbia yesterday to argue a case in the supreme court. Mr. R. D. Clark was in Aiken last week as a iuror in the United States Court. Mrs. D. Hlirschmann left Monday for New York, where she went to visit her children. Mr. Craven Bradham left yesterday (lay for Greenville to enter Furman University. His father Col. A. C. Bradhain accompanied him there. There will be a very important cot ton meeting at the Court House at 12 o'clock Friday, October 22, inst. Everybody invited to be present. Miss Thompson, formerly of Jor dan, but who is now practicing her profession in Columbia as trained nurse is nursing Mr. C. A. McFaddin. Mrs. J. W. Barton who has been in the Baptist Hospital, Columbia, for the past three weeks recovering from an operation, returne(l home Saturday night. Don't fail to see the play entitled "Hits and Misses" in the School Audi torium, Thursday evening at eight o'clock, October 21st. Mr. Harry Gerald who is in the to bacco business in LaGrange, N. C., spent a few days in Manning last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. D. Gerald, The fire department was called to the home of Mr. J. W. Harrison last Saturday night, on account of an oil stove hli-7,-.rr np. There was no (lam age. It won't do you a bit of harm to look at the goods a(lvertised in this paper. Merchants can not afford to pay printing bills in order to adver tise something that won't "stack up" on inspection. That is not the home way. Every ad in this paper contains information of value to some person. Perhaps you are that person-but you can't tell without reading the ads. The Pri wilappeal to every thr: lotsof good things to ei adlet us show you, and igfor cash. The new I Syrup and Buitternuts ~in a fancy Grocery in oi: Granulated Sugar 12%c lb. Best hresh Eggs 60c dlozen No. 2 eans Best Sliced Pineapple 39c a caln Brookfield Butter 67c lb. Best Cream Cheese 35c lb. Best Qualityv Grits 45c peck I AOk over your cl of CR ElDIT and gettir ('ASHi. Come to the School Auditorium Thursday evening, October 21st at eight o'clock to enjoy some fun. The play "Hits and Misses" by local talent will be given. The election commissioners met Monday and appointed the managers for State and Federal election which takes place November 2nd. Read the notices on another page. Mr. Ingram Bradham is in Atlanta this week showing some of his pure bred Durocs. These hogs are as fine as will be found anywhere in the world, and we know Mr. Bradham will come away from the Atlanta fair with some prizes. lessrs Morgan and Ausiin Sauls fo winston-Salem, Jael: MeFaddin of L-urens, MEs. Eloise Dwight of E,3tover and Mrs. Mabel Hawkins of Hait Isville were here -ast week, being suminoned to the bedside of Mr. C. A. McFaddin, who is ill at his home in Manning. W. T. Lesesne and Son who operate a cotton gin at Silver received the fol lowing letter Monday night: "W. T. Lesesne and Son: Close down your gins at once until further notice if you don't you will pay the penalty. The Black 75." The letter was mailed at Suninierton and Mr. Lesesne got it out of the Manning post office. The posting of gins should be stopped, and if any of the guilty parties are dis covered they should be hung. There is no farmer who has room to store his loose cotton, but after it is baled he can handle it. The posting of the gins is a most dastardly crime and should be stopped at once. thiatehe r* de ak ta tadeblif tased Ia te sail CYPRI is one of the ver doors, both insid, cause it does not as much as ma And many persc that Cypress has one that may be beautified in the is growing in with architect! cprivate citizen because it deserv LA ow " AL1,-ROUND RELPS DEP, sources ar t your ervice w correspondsnee with Southern Cypress 177 Heard Natio: Jacksc NSIST THAT YOUR LOC YOU TRUE '"TIDEWATER" YPRESS ASSOCIATION'S IF IN DOUB T el la n bIebIrsta ed lathe ow ices Liste efty housekeeper in Clarende rery attractive values to you t at good prices that we are convince you of the saving t suckwheat Flour, Pancake I have arrived. Youl will find r stock. Best Irisn Potatoes 49c peck Carnationi M1ilk, smiall cans 7c a can Large cans Carnation Mviilk l4c a can K(inigan's Reliable Hams 39c IIb. North CarFolinaf D.rie'd Apples 12%/c lb. iarge slips and~ see how mluc g what you buy D)EIlVERI 3. B. BR E EL UHIE CAS1I AND) CARRY G Ve lnnt Cut Price We Mak4 A I FNl~ Z'AN~i-i4RMi~ ': CHILDREN STOMACH ..A DOWELS o .r7.Diank ji Criping P 'WAeY. N s. Ne 6 I ith . KUYINDA I IAl (0. MAKE YOUR SICK SKIN WELL If you suffer from eczema, itch, pim ples, etc., give Zemerine a trial. It stops the itching, allays the irrita tion, and soon your skin is restored to a hcalthy condition. For sale by Dickson Drug Store. -----o NOTICE To my many friends and the general public I want to take this medium of thanking all for the loyal patronage given me while in business. I assure *feep berd otr.f "TIdewa.r" Cwpresa. LoktortI. SS "The Wood Eternal" y best woods for e and outside, be shrink and swell ny other woods. ns of. taste think L handsome grain, brought out and finish. Cypress popularity, both 0, investors and 1." It must be es to. th I elpT0 Our entire re I ,C une . Invite a seriou. purpos In It. Manufacturers' Ass'n ial Bank Building mville. Fli AL LUMBERMAN URNISH V~PRREB- IDENTIFIED BY REGISTERED TRADE-MARK. T. WRITE US. I.*.vorpbeerdeflzu."?TdowatUo'Cnroe.Tseme Vke SW. "Nbmmo IL~ ieb d Below ni County. We are glad this week. We have just not able to list, Come in hat you can effect by buy lour, Oat Meal, Maple everything that should be TSweet P~ttoes, Porto Ricos $1.50 bushel Blue Ribbon Peeled Evaporated Peaches 4 lbs. for $1.00 Chase & Sanborns Seal Brand Coffee 47c lb. .Mustard Sardines 19c a can No. 3 cans Sauer K raut 12%/c can hi you pay for the privilege CD. Get wise and buy for )IN, I BOYS Pre . Weha Boys' HI Ui embracing a v: one and at pric< 15 Suits at 20 Suits at-_ 50 Suits at 40 Suits at 25 Suits at U The quality of these,. will have to hurry to get < N styles. Come see for you: The L The I Clo: The Hom N 14 N. Main Street you of my greatest appreciation. Also I wish to state that I will be indirect ly connected with the same place, -1I I would be thankful if all will continue with the same place as I can assure you of the best service to be had. Again thanking you for your patron age. Respectfully, Cary Smitn, Manager, The Iloffman French Dry Clean ing Co. ---------- NOTICE To the Public: I am now managing The Hoffman French D~ry Cleaning Co., T have been with Mr. Smith in the same business for the past several months and I can assure you of my ability of handling your wvork on, giving you the service you want. lloping that you will con tinue your work with me and again assuring you of quality service. Respectfully, S. Carter. D)ICKSON'S DRUG STORE I NSU RI Let us 1r In any q We can State W Manning1 Ss. W. BARIRON CLO' 150 Suits at War Pric ve just placed on sale five lots .gh-gradeI riety of styles and materials 1 s unheard of since before the v uits at these prices will move me. These are well tailored, g, rself. argest Stock in Eastern Caroli ). J. Cha thing Compar e of Hart Sehaffner & Marx ( *EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEI THE SUMMERTON LEGION h Hon. John Temple Graves delivered the post lecture of the season on Mon day night. His subject American Armegeddon was rich in instruction, and eloquence reached the high water mark from time to time as he de- i veloped his topic. The audience was c enthusiastic. The Christian senti ment of the community responded c freely in applause to his references e to the God-appointed and final battle between right and wrong (luring the 20th century. Mr. Graves sustained you break a Lens save ti it duplic THE OPTO E Your( Lsure your Cotton uantity, at any pLi also store it for y arehouse. Realty & Ins PHONE 214 Manning, S. C. .*MM*EME. lIES of M U Clothes to suit every rar. N ---$5.00 ---$7.50 -$10.00 W -$12.50 -$15.00 them at once, so you Dod quality and correct N naN N ridler 3lothes. M SUMTER, S. C. is reputation as the successor of [enry Grady in Service. He was hos itably entertained at the hone of apt. J. A. James. 0 NOTICE OF DISCHARGE I will apply to the Judge of Probate or Clarendon County, on the 18th day f November, 1920, at eleven o'clock L. M., for Letters of Discharge as ammittee of Ela B. Lemaster, now de eased. J. G. Senn, Cominittee. Summerton, S. C., Oct. 18, 1920 pd F e pieces. You can have ated by 'M ET RIS T tt't~rtmmmmmtit'ut Botton ! for you. ice. ou in the urance Co. OHN C.RBAGNAL