Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE MANN Entered at the Postoffice at Man Appelt & Shope Published Ever Subscription Rates $2.0( MANNING, S. C., WEDNES A reader wants to know how long a Some of them don't. 00 A friendly dog wags its tail, but a cause he wags his tongue. --oo The navy offers great possibilities a drink in most any foreign port. 00 The disappointed candidate'who fai worry. lie has escaped a pile of Iutu: 00 The league of nations is, or it isr those of us who have been reading the p -00 Andrew Carnagie tried desperately and aie a poor man, and he almost auc appraised and is valued at the insigiiitica - 00 PROVIDENCE TO --o All over this country there has b( scarcity of coal, and over the fact that had-above ground. Coal barons have the prospect of exorbitant profits when householders to pay any price to prcvent months have been full of detailed acco coal. Facts were laid bare in the hope the offenders. Prosecutors, jarred int largely, vowed dire punishments, and dit an occasional "small fry." , I It began to look as if millioni wu families freeze, for there is coal in abur was desperate. Then a new elemei.t en ticians, or craven prosecutors, or )rofitc Providence. Winter was. pushed b.ick. warm rays of the sun enveloped tho eai be blowing and furnace fires should be God, who created man, came to the inpcetency to haidle the situation. Bu ~---oo LOOKING --0 We are not going to have a panic danger of such has passed. but we will of business delression.- That is to be e Producers canl not afford to coitinue paying without keeping prices up-and cause the public is refusing to buy. NC (capitalists, if you care to term them su laying off men in large.numbers. They tion is at a minimum. In some cases action will gradually extend to all parts industry. The millions of employees w 'not afford to remain idle for any grea families must eat. In time necessity w reduced wages, and production will star for the producer and a considerable redt laboring man will be no worse off in the be reduced in prwopol'tion to the reluctio Two material facts stand out .bove will not long continue to buy at present Second, prices can not be reduced t labor comes down. We may never retui will be the method adopted by the capit thing like normal conditions. We may be wrong in our prediction, existing conditions. LEGION NOTrICE e -- - S All ex-service menC~ are cordially in-- r vited and urged to be present at the Armistice Day Celebration, November C 11th at Santee River. Dues are nowv dlue and may be paid to the treasurer, .J. Scott flagnal or any member of the followving committee, from wvhom C you may also get information con- $ cerning the A rmistice Day meet. C JIno. G. Dinkins, . Chairman. Chovine Sprott, J. M. Sprott,n R. Dudley Plyler- b Chovine Sprott, i: Adjt . Manning Post. ' WITHIN 'lifE REACH[ OF ALl. Men paid $250) for the Zemerine treatment before it was in dlrug stores im manallicturedl form. Helps BRICK ,LIMI LUMBER 1)0 If yOu want to build 'i with everything need< Get Our prices first. MA NN INC ING TIMES' ning as Second-Class Matter. A b Proprietors. a y Wednesday ' per year in Advance 8( ... D 01 P4 DAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1920 a th congressman serves his constituents. ti L p( man is not necessarily a friend be- r ;o men these days. It's easy to get led to get under the wire should not 'e abuse. tr 't, just as you look at it. But to Si eos an(d the cons it seems to be both. in fit hard to give away his great wealth ,eded. His estate has been recently N at sum of $23,000,000. THE RESCUE H .en wailing and lamenting over the e' n many places there is no coal to be hi been rubbing their hands in glee at n the pinch of winter drives desperate freezing to death. Newspapers for ints of juggling and profiteering in pi that public prosecutors would punish C( > the open by the exposures, talked I practically nothing, except to pinch uld have to be gouged or let their dance under ground. The situation L ;ered--one which reckons not of poli erihg or graft. That element was 'Summer was pushed forward. The B th at a time when icy blasts should roaring. rescue when man demonstrated his N t God is not a politician. kHEAD F ,i this country. We believe that all in all probability soon have a period Kpected. paying the high wages they are now that they can not afford to do, be- M w the result. The employing class :h) are curtailing production and are will continue to do so'until produc- 'F( nills may close down ettirely. This of the country and into all..lines of ho are thus thrown out of work can t length of time. TheW and their ill force them back into the shops at t up again, with a reasonable profit etion in price to the consumer. The end, because his fiving expenses will t in his wages. C: everything else. First, the public >rices, except actual necessities. > any great extent until the cost of -n to a pre-war basis, but the above G alists to return production to some but this is as we see it, based upon zema, itch rash, and skin diseases -- old at 50 cents and $1 by Dickson S rug Store.. LARENDON COUNTY HIGHWAY B1ONDS The Highway Commissioners of larendon County wvill receive bids for 100,000.00 six 'per cent. Clarendon ounty Bonds, or so much thereof as _ *ay legally be issued, the maturities F >lbe decided upon by the Commis-F on. Bids will close at 12 o'clock on, November 3, 1920. Bids will 3 receivedl at the oflice of W. C. avis, clerk of the conimission, at annning, S. C. W. C. DAVIS, Clerk, Charendon County H-ighwvay Coin Iiss ion. Manning, S. C., Oct. 25, 1920. AJ)VERTISE IN THlE TIMES CEMENT ORS SASHI ~e can supply you ~d. , S. C. Mr. R. LL. etreo Altoouiap lp. L. " LeGor's' Antiseptic eaIing Pow quickly hebild '.ie id wire cuts 'on iny orse. -I defy' iy strahger to Id "the. plightest ar on him." -. ' . 'Dr. LeGear's Advjceb. and Remedy wed . this valudblo animal. He arh8. you . not. to leye a wound, >re or cut expo:ed1 but .lust on r. 'eGear's . Antiseptic Healing; Dwder, which ins'tantly forins n an sbptic. protection and promotes heal ty healing'. In his 28 years of Veterinary Prac ceanil Expert"Poultry Breding, Dr. eGear has CoMpoutyded a, remedy( r. every;curable ailment of stock or )Utty. Whenever they require a. medy, it will pay -you, as it did Mr, cintyre, to. purchase from your deal the proper Dr., LeGear Remedy, on, satisfaction Qr money back guaran TRESPASS NOTICE All hunting, fishing or >therwise espassing on any portion of the illie Clark estate is forbiden. This eludes lands west of 'Avenue and 'st branch stream leading to swamp. -6t-pd W. M. Clark. -.-0 1 EGROES CELEBRATE BY BREAKING JAIL N Fitzgerald, Ga., Oct. 31.-I-Elevea groes awaiting trial in the Ben U ill county jail, celebrated Hallow- N 2n in the only jail delivery that is ever occurred in this county. The !grocs escaped at 2 o'clock this orning, and only one has been cap red..4J pouglas,' Ga. Oct. 31.-Four negro N isoners sawed their way out of the N >cee county jail-here early today. CLASSIfIED ADVERISING ME, CEMENT AND PLASTER- U At low prices. Dickson Grocery and U Feed Company. RICK-We offer this car at $28 50 per thousand. Dickson Grocery and Feed Company. - DTICE-all persons are hereby U warned not to hunt, or trap upon U my lands, or those I control. W. C. Williams. - 41-4t.-c )R SALE-Three good mules, Weigl3 between 900 and 1,000 pounds each; two mules are aged 7 and one 6. Address J. M. Lowder, Alcolu, South Carolina. 43-2t-pd . IXED FEEDS-Ofall kinds. Sow Seed Rye now; we have it.. Dick-U *on Grocery -nd Feed Co. )R SALE-5000 Stocks Ribbon Cane at 6 centA each, 10 grade Jersey Heifera at a bargain. one-third cash balance next falf. W. T. P. Sprott, Foreston, S. C. 43-2t-c NMI ON'EY TO LOAN-1 am in a posi tion to place some small loans oni good farm lands. I. C. Curtis. k Manning, S. C. 2t-c 4DAR Shingles-We offer only the very best. Dickson Grocery and Food Company. kSOLINE SYSTEM-Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Compressors, Comput ing Scales, Show Cases, Account Registers, Floor Scales, Rebuilt Cash Registers, Safes, Store Fix tures. The Hamilton Sales Co., Columbia, S. C. No.5..tf. L'OLEN-Bay Marc, four white feet __ with blaze in face, also one Eng -__ Spring Febaing Buggy, with top. Rewvard for its return to W. W. Corbett, Bloomville, S. C. it-p. CED OATS-See us before you buy. Rust p~roof~ andl Appler at the right prices. Dickson Grcoeiy and Feed Company. a NEi 'OFF'ICE POSITIONS-paying 'iplendid salari~s are recorded every clay by our employment bu reau. We can fill only one fourth of the positions listed. If you want a position wvith a bank or a high s class business house nyhere future - adlvancement is assuredl, prepare now __ by taking our business course. We ___l guarantee positions as soon as students are fitted to take them. m For particulars, write Draughon's Columbia, S. C. ECA CHlERS-Fifty to one hundred reqiuests daily from all classesi southern schools. If you want rural work, graded, high school or princi. palship, salary $75 to $2150, write us today for speccial enrollment. Of- _!!_ dices; Columbia, S. C., Richmond, Va., and Chattanooga, Tenn. South ern Teachers' Agency, Columbia iii S. C. 38-4t. WomenI M1ade Young * 3right eyes, a clear skin and a body ull of youth and health may be tours If you will keep your system = n order by regularly taking rho w.orld's standard remedy for kldne~y, Ivor, bladder and uric acid troubles, the mnemios of tifo and looks. In use sincu 160J6. All druggists, thmreo sizos. .ook~ for the name Cold Medal on everr bot and aecent no iItolan ........ prosp.ective biyer wked Into'. the .gar'ege and'slid, to -he. 1)prrfe r: (Ir * ulal like to see a (fts-class secondhand car. The proprietor ..looked .t him, arid sniled as he re plied: "So would:I, brother." -AND. NOW Mr. and r4rq. rospective shoppers "our attention is called to our 'list for this Week. We are sutt that you eapily. see 'the advantage of "tryiig out" these bhrgain 'at the big white store where 'QUALITY reigns. at tll times. READ CAREFULLY Yard wide -.Dress Linen in colors, Marine . Blue, Alice Blue, Laventer and Old Rose, very special this week, for per yard ------------$1.75 27 inch White Pique, worth all of 75c a yard to go to you at 'the yard ------------.50c English Long Cloth, fine qualitg at per yard .....45c 36 inch Cotton Batiste, re gular 50c value, yard ---25c 36 inch Cotton Batiste; re gular 80c value,' for 3d.-50c 30 inch Cotton Poplin, in Tan, Grey and Blue to go at per yard --------------50c Turkish Bati Towels in sets - with , wash cloths to match, per set-...- - $1.45 J. H. R *REeEEEEEEEE R ead Our buyer ma York last week~ lot of the very . Ladie Coat Tailo These Hats ai Metal Laces; ti The above' giv latest at most 2 Mrs Hirs the Ready the past t wants of I . believes ti ones they D. H The Big Store on th4 IBIIHB IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHHHHHH 1 The Youiig Reliable BIG BIG STAR VALUES ONE-Ble'hed -"Cotton Flannel, good weight,.woth 40c ard, now yard .-20c TWO-36 inch Linen Lawn, worth $1.10 yard, yol' forpei' yard ---------60c THREF-36 inch Linen 'Lawn ,1'soft as down" well worth $1.75 'per yard, yours for the yard ------------------....$1.30 FOUR-36 inch full weight L. L. Sea Island domdatic, yours for the yard ..x21c PIV~ne lot-.of Dress Ginghams- and Jaquerd. Chambiys, regular 45c values, the yarA :....---------..........25c SIX-Heavy \Dress and Underivear Out ings ini all colorA for the yard - ..30c SEVEN-36 inch High grade Black Taf feta to go at the yard .. --.......$2.25 'I/ EIGHT-Ladies' famous 'Foot Rest' Hose -Cotton. Ijale, 'worth every cent of 60c to go at perair ,..--........---- --30c NINE--Ladies' heavy KnittdA Undern skirts, for each ---------- .$1.56 TEN-Genuine * Pepperal brand Pillow T,.ubing, the yard .------------... 5c' The Y de a lucky purchase which enables us to pi latest in s' aihd Misses' ( Suits, Dresses red Hats.: re made of Duvetyn, I -immed in Ostrich and I es you the opportunity I reasonable prices. chmann, who has .bee1 -to-Wear and Millinery wenty years, is familiar he ladies of this section, blat these garments are want. IRSCHM. Corner. Man M6- Smith kn th 'isltor'of the ofC6, bw" notc, pia1'am "an I:witt for hithi? - ked the lady.. . "Yes, maam, -yoA n, t: for him if you like,"' tnsWe ed the boy. .."B\, h's e dead for a. month." DEAR FO S 10 wait -nd"wait until to late. These specially advet tised goods can't 10 alwa and we vyanit yot to 'get yo, " share while the gettink B." good so Come Right Along Ladies' new Plaid Skirts, $10.00 to $12.50. BRANb NEW Tricolet Waist, long sleeves in Blue, Brown and Blaclk. The $12.50 kind for .....9.00 Newest fad In Jersey Pet-" ticoats at'.... - . Messaline Petticoats, in rainbow land peacock colors now going. at --------$7.50 VERY LARGE stock of Boys' Suits in the nationally known Marthov' Washington brand -ever suit guaranteed-we like t6 serve the boys. ..Hart Schaffner & Mar Suits for Men--.you know - them -we have th Thank you. - rung Relihble.I Ahile in New t on display a and anne Velvet, o get the very ra buying' lines for with the and she the very A NN, mimg. South Carolia