Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THOSE' WHO TRADE ON CR EDIT are surprised when they trade for CASH at our store at the savings that they make on their pur chases. You will do well to give the - CASH and -CARRY plan a chance. Below you will find the ,PRICE BAROMETER for this week: Best Pearl Grits 40c peck . White Rose Shad 23c a can 'N .I| King Bird Salmon < 20c a can Best Cream Cheese 35c a lb. Best Whole Grain Carolina Rice $1.75 peck. Best Mixed Sweet Pickle 29c Th. Good Green Coffee 15c lb. Roasted and Ground Coffee 15c. lb. Brookfield Butter 65c lb. Best Red Onions 5c lb. Best Porto Rico Sweet Potatoes $1.40 bushel Smoked Bacon 3 lbs. for $1.00 Best Irish Potatoes 49c peck Dime Brand Milk - 20c acan Blue Ribbon Peeled Evaporated Peaches 4 lbs. for $1.00 |Snowdrift Lard 8 lb. bucket $1.90 North Carolina Sun Dried Apples 12% c a lb. YOU p~eop~le just stick to us and we will give old man H. C. L. the greatest run for his life you eyer' saw. We want your trade and we p)romise to save you money. B. B. BREEDIN THE CASH AND) CARRY GIROCER. We D~on't Cut Prices We Make Them be hfluniAg MiMs. Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1920. The general election comes off next ruesday. - She lovea and lies, Norma Talmadge Friday night, also Hall Roomboys. Mr. F. P. Burgess was a business visitor to Columbia Monday. Mrs. Moses of Sumter visited her laughter, Mrs. J. A. Weinberg this week. Rev. James Plowden of Virginia is visiting his brother, Mr. W. M. Plow len. Mrs. D. Hirschmann has returned from New York where she purchased A large stock of goods. What is the greatest question? See the big D. W. Griffith production at Pastime Monday. Mrs. Quinnie Shuler of Eutawville Fs visiting her neice, Mrs. W. S. Plow len. Rev. J. H. Rosenberg of Nashville,t [en., a converted Hebrew preached in he Presbyterian church last Sunday norning. Married in Sumter last Thursday,' diss Edna Newman of Manning andl dr. James Lee Von Santen of Char eston. The people of Manning should meet Dugen O'Brien, you'll like him. See rim in "The Perfect Lover" Tuesday kight at Pastime. Mr. J. Ingram Bradham of Mann ng was elected vice president of the bouth Carolina Duroc Breeders Asso iation in Columbia yesterday. Bradham Duroc Farm won live rib ions with six hogs at the Southern 4ational Show, Atlanta, last week. "here were hogs there from Okla Loma, Missouri, Ohio, Indiana, Mary and, V.irginia, Kentucky, Florida, and ennessee and Union. 0 HOLD YOUR COTTON Sumter, S. C., Oct. 23, 1920. editor The Manning -Times, Dear Sir: Believing that cotton Is worth con iderably more than the present mar ECUENA' dtoncy b-ick without Q!Ucet o f HUNT'S Salve fall& in t rentment of ITCH, ECZ8%MA. fI "ther itching akin dimER.... Cry a 75 cont box at our risk. DICKSON'S DRUG STORE Ma1n01ug Build Deale BRICK LIM LUMBER D( If yOul want to build with everything nee< Get our prices first. MANNIN Seminole F( Oil Cot FERN AN DIN Manufaci High Grade Fi "Stockholders are requ< --now for immediate deliVe delivery. We guaranteei respectfully solicit your i Address Geni nSeminole Feri _ ~ Corn _FERNANI)IN ket price and knowing that if the farmer uses good juggment by with holding from the market as much'cot ton as he possibly can with safety in U order not to flood the market, the price of cotton will make Oereeptible * gains. Believing that the farmers, at least many of them, are denying themselves of the many things neces sary to make life endurable, I have instructed all the .branch Atores of U The Battery to.take cotton in ex- U change,for merchandise at market U prieg and hold the cotton for them un til the market inproves. I feel it is the duty of every one who is capable to help the farmer at U the present jimeture, which is only U temporary ahd partly imaginative, and U dispel the seemingly dark clouds that * at times look so gloomy. I am per- g fectly willing to do my share, and I invite every merchant, banker, law yer and doctor to do the same. If we all bull together, and get the fariner U to help us help them, the hour wilj U not be far away when prosperity will U again dance upon the hearthstones of our homes. We have the health, we have the wealth, let us keep up our courage, let us keep our heads erect, let us open our hearts in a neighborly way, let us co-operate with one another, because each one's welfare depends on the oth ers and because only in that way will, we be able to make our country a place worthy of the people living therein. Very ruly yours, S. L. Krasnoff. The Battery is a corporation, or ganized in 1916 under the laws ofU South Carolina and all it's stock-hold-1U ers are residents and citizens of South Carolina. The general manager is: 0 well known throughout this section as a man who is taking great interest in all public matters, and a friend ofI the farmer. It is a corporation of 1 strictly local character and imbuedU with the interest of local affairs. Since its organization, starting with 3 one store at Sumter,. by hard worki good business managemeint and pleas ant association amongst the people they ha-ve now spread their interests in four counties and are still grow mng. I o NOTICE We wish to express our deep grati-* tude and our srnse of obligation to our many friends and the public gen erally for their numerous words and deeds of help and sympathy in the'E loss of our planing mill, lumber sheds U and contents thereof by fire Monday N A more generous spirit could not have * been shown and we are deeply grate 0 ful for it. D. W. Alderman & Sons Co. Alcolu, S. C. October 26, 1920. 0 I BAKER-POSTON The community was greatly sur prised last Sunday afternoon when: M Miss Pearl Baker of New Zion and Mr. Larry J. Posto- of Cades was quietly married. Miss Baker is a pdpular young lady of New Zion see ti gl -th ce 0( rs in m bi 3,e . c's~ artilizer and npany, _ A, FLORID)A. || urer~s of ish Fertilizers s ~Sted to place their orders r'y or for Fall and Spring >ulr prices to be right andin nquirieS. - eral Offices: tilizer and Oil pany A, FLORm1A.M We Are Bull Future in ti That We Art 1 In these times of high ounce of pressure and all t to hold down prices. EXAMINE, FOR INS woo $25.00 Present conditions are I and the valuies we offer to( I I our methods are absolutel OR I THE LARGI The E Clot The Home 1 14 N. Main Street n ad the community will miss her 'eatly. Mr. Poston Is a prosperous P1 mung mian of Cades, S. C. We wish el e happy couple much joy and suc ss.--Conitributed. ft Cl-al ANTATA PROVES t0 - BIG SUCCESS By request the Mainning Choral ub repeated the cantata entitled nul, King of Israel" Friday night' mober 22, 1920. This club is manag by Prof. Jno. S. Boyd and Dr. A. Brown who are nresident and aracter respectively. The entertain- e: e~nts were given in the interest of " pnairing the Colored Graded School. -- iere was a packed house at both nies, of both whaite. and colored peo Special mention is made of Murray studlent of Allen University, Colum a, and Beulah Walker of Manning 'mo is also a studlent ow Allen. urray actedl the part of "Saul". accial mention is made of Prof. (' irroughs, formerly of Charleston but *w of Edward Waters College, Jack nville, Flu. Prof. Burroughs is a other-int-law of Dr. Bronmn's and tedl the part of "David." He thrill the audience mith his voice. Tlhe maagers and members of the ab, the principal and teachers and iend~s of the school mish to express eir dleepest appreciation to both lite and colored friends for their tronage also for their liberal do INSUR E Let us Insi In any que We can a] State War Manning R S. W. BARRON tittstittttutttitnttttttttttttttmttttit din Goodwil als and Giving Toda cos f, production, we are he inhuence possessed by 4 TAliVE, OUR SHOWING LEN SUIT$ ,10 $30.00, e a supreme test of organiz lay present all the proof th right. rI SFACTI( MONEY BA BST STOCK IN EASTERN . J Chc hing Compa of Hart Schaffner & Marx Ations aside fron? their attending the lay. Prof. Boyd showed a list where rery business concern in the city and any private white citizens donated oni one dollar up to five dollars and )ove for the aiding of repairing the te schpo1 puildkng,.. We thank you. Contributed. 0------ - INEWOOD INVITES US TO COME ditor I Manning Times, Manning S. C. Dear Si: Allow me' s act in your weekly to etendl to you the citizens of Mann g and the . bunty of Clarendon a you buak a Lens save1 it dupli THE OPT4 ~mmummmmmmmma Your I ire your Cotton mntity, at any p1 [so stor e it for y ehouse. ealt4 In PINQNE 214 Manning, S. e. I for the Satisfaction I bringing to bear every N mur perfect organization I OF N N AT . 35.00 N ation and buying power, at any man can ask that )N CK I N CAROLINA. N mndler fly, N Clothes. N N SUMTER, S. C. most cordial and hearty InviAtion to join in with us here at Pinewood on Friday, November 12th, when we will celebrate our Second Annual Com munity Fair. The business firms of Sumter, S. C. are going to close their places of business that day at noon and motor over for the fair. A fifteen piece Military band from Camp Jack son will furnish music during the day. A big time, a big day for all. Cone and join'in with us. Every visi tor has a key to the town. I beg to remain. Yours truly, Walter D. Epperson, Mayor of Pinewood. F ~he pieces. You can have cated by SM ET R IS T Dotton ! for you. ace. ou in the urance Co. OHN C. BNALaa