The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, November 10, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 16, Image 15
BOILED IN INK
Two cooks -once were dis
cussing ways and means of
cooking. One of the kitchen
experts claimed that if a ham
were boiled in fine cider that
the flavor of the meat would
be much better than if boil
ed in pure water. The other
cook bet this fellow that a
ham boiled in ink would be
as tasty as the one boiled in
cider. The experiments were
made and the story goes that
the ink-boiled ham was just
M as good. This goes to show
that, "Ham is Ham" and we
wish to impress on you that
"values are values" and want
you to prove the sterling
value of our merchandise by
trying them "a barrel." Read
carefully our special offer
ings for this week.
FM SILK SPECIALS
U* 36 inch Black Taffeta, per
M yard ----------------$2.25
36 inch Navy Taffeta, per
M yard -- -- -----------$2.25
a 36 inch Shirt Waist Taf
* fetas in beautiful new plaids
and stripes, yard -----$1.95
M 34 inch Silk Pongee, Tokio
I brand very special at the
yard -- --------------$1.75
M ~36 inch Flesh colored Satin,
soft and shimmery, pleasing
M to the eye, delightful to the
U touch and pretty as a string
* of pearls, very special at the
M yard -- -------------- $4.75
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SCOATS.
SKIRTS
DRESSES
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IEEEEMEEEEEEMiE
Quality Tells-Price Sells
JUL HRGBYh
The Young Reliable i
y
POP LAR CLOTH
is still p)opular. It is a half wool half r
cotton fabric of fast color and best wear- y
ing qualities, we are offering this week as -
followvs:
r
36 inch Danish Poplar Cloth in colors, y
Light Blue, Navy Blue and Marine Blue,
regular 75c values for the yard -.- ..5c
r
y
SHOES $1.95 Pr.
La'dy, if you wear a size 3,
3% or 4 Shoe we can fit you
in Kid, Gunmetal and Pat- r
ent Leather for $1.95, thesd
Shoes are worth up to $10.00
a pair. Now Is your chance
to save some dollars.
FROST TIME IS
BLANKET TIME f
We beg you to view our truly wonder
ful selection of all Wool and Woolknap
Blankets and down Quilts. We promise
to satisfy you, prices .---.$7.50 to $30.00
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HELLO-YOU
GOOD FELLOWS!!
Those new Broadway 'Crust'
cloth hats are here today
youir head wants one-come
along. Prices ..$3,50 to $6.00 v
1GBY The Yo
IF R roR_ i I i
A PRICE
leginning Today
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L PRICES ON i
& McCc
ANTILE COMP
3UMTER. 'S. C.
YOU HAVE m
U
HEARD THAT
U
mng--"Where the surges
ase to roll." Well, ladies we
ave a stock of SERGES that
e are rolling out at sacri
ce figures so "roll" your
yes down this list.
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36 inch Seal Brown Serge,
agular $2.00 value, for the
ard ..- --------------$1.25
36 inch Navy Blue Serge,
agular $2.00 value for the m
ard--. - ....-.. - ...-$1.25
36 inch Dark Red Serge,
egular $2.00 value for the
ard - -- -------------$1.25 M
36 inch Crow Black Sorge,
egular $2.00 value for the
ard -- . ---------------$1.25
50 inch Dark Green Serge
egular $3.75 value for the
ard .- --_ ------------$2.95
U
50 inch Dark Brown Serge, m
egular $3.75 value for the
ard - -- . 2
m
50 in. Royal Purple Serge,
lie yard -- -----------$2.75
40 inch Navy Storm Serge, *
xtra heavy for the yd $2.10
36 inch Black French m
lerge, regular $2.25 value m
or the yard -----------$1.85
m
OUTINGS
Large assortment of Heavy
Jnderwear.m
Outings, regular 40e values m
o go to you at the yard -30c m
Light oveight Dress and
Jnderwear Outings in holts
f 7 and 8 yards to go to you
t the yard 22% e
'RICOLET IS THE Im..
ce our beautiful line of Tri
olet Blouses In Blue, Black
nd Brown with long sleeves;
ery special at each -$9.00
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ung Reliable I
TION
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te-half Off
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SHOES
ilium
ANY
Alabama Mir
Stomach Troubles Made H
But Now Always
DO YOU enjoy your meals? Eat
without the dread of the after
effects?
Lack of appetite, and a disgreeable,
sick-at-the-stomach feeling after meals,
usually indicate that your digestive
organs are not working properly. As
a result, you will feel weak, lose weight
and lack the energy that is to be de
rived from well-digosted food.
A valuable help In correcting such
tonditions is mentioned by the Rev.
11. K. McKenzie, of Routo L. Section,
CLASSII[D ADVERTISING
BRICK-Just arrived a car of brick
at $28.50 per thousand. Dickson
Grocery & Feed Co.
MONEY 'O LOAN-I am inl a posi
tioni to place some simall loans on
good farm lands. II. C. Curtis.
Manning, S. C. 2t-c
(E1DAR SiINGLES-Wv offer only
the best grade. I)ickson Grocery
and Feed Co.
GASOLINE 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.
SEED OATS-Appler and Rust proof
seed oats at the right price. Dick
soil Grocery & Feed Co.
TEACIIERS-Fifty to one hundred
re(,uests daily from all classes
southern schools. If you want. rural
work, graded, high school or princi
palship, salary $75 to $250, write us
oday for special enrollment. Of
fices; Columbia, S. C., Richmond,
Va., and Chattanooga, Tenn. South
ern Teachers' Agency, Columbia
S. C. 38-4t.
HA Y, MIXED I E EIDS and cotton seed
meal. Let us have your next order.
Dickson Grocery & lFeed Co.
LOST-In Santee about ten days ago
oie Acredale Terrier bitch. Black
and tan tail docked, answering to
name of "Pal". Return to R. R.
Jenkinson Mlanning, S. C. o' Walter
Graham, Jordan, S. C. and receiveI
reward. It-c.I
EED RYE--Now is the time to plant,
we have the kind you want. Dick
son Grocery & L eed Co.
LOS''- -Red Setter on last Wednes
day afterinoon; white spot on face
and answers to the .inime of Beulah.
Liberal reward paid for her ret urn
to HI. 11. Hilton, Davis Station. It-1)
PURINA SCRATCH AND CHiOWD
ER--AM(al e s e.gs a plenty when the
merciry's down. Dickson Grocery
and Feed. Co.
["R SAlMI-Parts of' a Chevorlet
car; and a 1918 model Ford by Mr.
If. W. Newman, Manning, S. C.
NOTli(CE O1 )iS(IIA RGE
I willI aply to the .Judge of' Pro
mie finor Clarindon county on the 9th
lay inf' D ecenmber, I192(0, at I I o'clock
\. M. for I .et ters of' Discharge as Ad..
nlinistriator with the( will anniexed of
he estat' of Mar'y Ann iiai'vin, dfe
Sanders Tindail,
Ad nstrito,0.
P'axville, S. C. Nov. '., 1020 pd.
M ftp ta se ii T, 'in" i U 6 Pk"Ge
tWa retatie rde-mark is iad..ibiy stampod in the end<
OYPRE
'is accounted co
for the inside tri
especially for the
not "put on the
and other forms <
as too often inf
Then the graini
it takes a most
Why should n,
attractive? Wlou
solve the serv
'Cypress lasts and
and zasts--and al
Zat ene"AL-foUND JJEI.P'i DEPAFi
corspondnt wrvkith a
Southern Cypress N1
177 Heard Natio
.Iacksonv
J1T TP AT Y'OUR LocAl
1Q1TI E "TiDEWATER"
UTRES5 ASSOCIATION'S RI
IF IN DOUBT,
Esspt~tindeibarkutadeiiwmedintbeenadof
ister Relieved
n Feel Sick at Meal Times,
-njoys His Meals.
Ala., who writes: "I had stomach trou
ble. When I Would go to eat, I would
turn sick. I took one bottle of Ziron,
and it cured me. Am always ready
ror my meals and enjoy them. I think
it Is a fine medicine."
It your food hurts you, If your appe.
tite is poor, if you are pale, weak and
run-down, and have other symptoms
that Indicate your system needs help,
try Ziron. It will put iron into your
blood and help build you up. Take It
according to directions, and if not
benefited by the first bottle, the money
back guarantee will protect you.
Ask your druggist.
[N MEIMOtY OF
MitS. TiOS. STiUKES
She lies at rest alas God's will
Ier (lays of earthly service donle
ILong had she suffered hardships
known
Alone to her, the blessed one.
A home above is her reward
Where angels sing with * anthems
sweet,
Now life to her is one grand song
Iiv ing at her Saviour's feet.
lHer sorrows oe'r-both mirth and joy
Await her soul in that fair land
Within thy fold, Oh Iord most high
Pray-bless her with they tender
hand.
Her place on earth cannot be filled
[tut oh what joy she now may real)
She ldid God's will while here on earth
Now living in the Saviour's keel).
When life is lived as pure as this
Oh happy death, where is thy sting ?
Removed from earth's cold, icy chill
To findl sweet rest, where angels
sing.
'Tho' time may pass her memory lives
HIere below forevermore
So let us think of her happy death
A nd her Saviour's welcomed door.
A Friend.
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NOTICE
This is to notify the public that no
trespassing, hunting or fishing will
be allowed on any of my lands.
C. M. DAVIS,
15-6t-p. Summerton, S. C.
CLAIIENIDON COUNTY
11ICWAY !lONDS
The IlIighway Commissioners of
Clarendon County will receive bids for
$100,000.00 six per cent. Clarendon
County Bonds, or so much thereof as
nay legally he issued, the maturities
to be decided upon by the Commis
sion. Bids will close at 11 o'clock
Friday, November 12, 1920, and all
bids must he accompamed by a certi
fied check for $1,000. Bids will
be rec'ived at th offie of W. C.
Davis, clerk of the commission, at
Manning, S. C.
W. C. DAVIS, Clerk,
Clarendon County Highway Com
ni ss ion.
Manning, S. C., Oct. 25, 1920.
OIW THE BABY SUFFERED!
H1er littie body was red, inflaimed,
anld itching with vczena, for soie
kindred rash. Oiler treatinents fail
d ut Zemerine made her healthy
antd conmfotrtable. Sold for $1 and
'd0 cents by Dickson Drug Store.
K. OF P'. NOTICl(E
'hariendon L odge No. 1 73 of .\lann..
ing will have its annual suipper' on the
nex t regulari mcieting~ night., Tuesday,
N ovt'iebe 23rd. G rand Cha ncellor
P'. I". Henderson of Aiken is exp~ected
to lie presenit and therie will also lie
somne inlter-est ing work.
II. A. IIA Li'Y,
415-2t-e R. R. aiid S.
* "The Wood
Eternal"
a~spiculoulsly fine
mn of the house,
kitchen. It is
warp" b~y stearn
f moistur-e, such
st the kitchen.
s handsome and
beautiful finish.
>t kitchens be
id it not help
ant problem?
lasts and lasts
way "behaves."
TMN elp YOU. ntires
erious purpose ini It.
anufacturers' Ass'n
nal lnkl Iuiding
ille, Fla
LUMBERMAN FURNI~
DVP'RESS - IDENTIFIED
,CISTERED TRADE' MAR .
WRITE US.
*very boadi oftu."TJidewt'sopes. Take a.eothe..
A
Little Leak
Will Sink A
Great Ship
So it is with the spend
ing of money without get
tmng the most for it. A
sage as rightly said, take
care of the pennies and the
dollars will take care of
themselves.
Stop the leaks in your
purse by buying from our
store. Buy for CASH and
save the difference.
Our store will be closed
Wednesday, November 11,
to celebrate Armistice
Day.
Now is the time to make
that FRUIT CAKE.
Some sample values fol
low:
Best Pearl Grits
37%V2c a peck
Unbolted Meal
37%~c a peck
Best Compound Lard
19c a lb.
Golden Age Macaroni
3 packages for 25c
Large Can Wilson's Tripe
33c a can
Potted Ham, Small Cans
4c a can
Vienna Sausage
1lc a can
Libby's Corn Beef
29c a can
Octagon Soap
8c a cake
Rose Bath Toilet Soap
10 bars for 25c
LUX
12%,'c a pckg.
New Crop Black Eye Peas
15c a Qt.
Thal~t Goodl Smioked1 Bacon
3i lbs. for $1.00
FOR THE FRUIT CAKE
Curr'ants .29c IIb.
Faney Citroni 69c a lb.
Walnuts 3 i9c a lb.
Orange P~eel 39c a lb.
Shelled Almondls 75c a lb.
W~hite Rose Dates 22c peCk.
(G1lace Pinleapple $1 .00 lb.
Gilace Cheie $1 .00 Ilb.
Come to see us, we are
at your service w\ith qiual
itv and price.
-B.IB.
BREEDIN
CASH ANi) CARRY
G; R OC E R.
WVe D~on't Cut Prices
We M~ake Themi