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tbe iikxxing MImes. Published Byery Wednesday WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1921 The Miracle Man is coming. The graded school will close twi days for Thanksgiving. Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Clarl last Monday a baby boy. Prof. and Mrs. Helms will spcn< Thanksgiving in Spartanburg. Tomorrow being Thanksgiving th4 business houses will be closed. Mr. W. K. Hill left Monday nighi for Savannah on a business ttlp. Mr. L. R. McIntosh of Kingstre< was a visitor to Manning Monday. Mrs. Loulie Vaughn of Mullimu visited Mrs. C. A. McFaddin this week. Miss Rita Nimnier of Charleston iF in Manning to spend Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr. Will C. Jordan 'of New York 'City is visiting his old Navy friend, Edwin Johnson. D. Hirschmann's Big Record Break ing Sale now in full swing. Read his advertisement *on another page. Mrs. C. R. Harvin who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. I. 1. Ap pelt returned to Orangeburg this morning. Mr. R. D. Cothran, who is 'n the 4arehouse business in Brookneal, Va. isin town to spend Thanksgiving with is family. The town tax levy this year is 20 mills and street tax $4'.00. This is some raise, but we guess we can sell our cat and pay up. Mr. F. M. Shope left Monday for a two weeks trip through North Caro lina, Virginia and Kentucky in the in terest of The Times Job department. Messrs Ellis and Martin of East Orange, New Jersey came to Mann ing Sunday to join a party of hunters and spend about two weeks in San e swamp. The money for the election manag ers has arrived and those entitled to pay can call at the office of Mr. II. J. Bomar in the First National Bank building and get their money. The College Preparatory School will give holiday Thursday, Thanksgiving day, and Friday.' Mrs. E. C. Alsbrook will attend the State Teacher's Asso diation which meets in Spartanburg Thursday morninig, November 25th. We call special attention to council in regards to children skating on thei paved roads. It is dangerous and should be stopped at once. Children should not be allowed to play in the streets, and it is up to our council to stop it. LE'l'ER TO SANTA CLAUS Summe-ton, S. C., Nov. 21, Dear Santa Claus: I am a little boy eight years old, I want you to bring me a bicycle and some fruit and a foot ball andi some roman candles and fire crackers. Be sure and bi'ing- the bicycle and a stopper gun. Grady Medlin. In sadl but swveet remnembrence of our dlear friend, Mrs. .J. M. Hlodge, wvho wvent to her heavenly home Mon.. (lay morning, November 15th. She leaves behind to mourn lher- death, five d'ear- children, three girls, and two boys, who are now without father or O how we shall miss her, andl others more than we. The ones that are far more dae Than mere friends and1 me. I alwyas liked to meet her So friendly and lively was she, To hear her sweet voice' and see her bright smiles, -Always gladdend me. She is gone'but not forgotten, Ther(- will be a vracant chair, No matter who comes to fill it. None enn he like "Mother"' there. A Fr-iendl. JORDAN NEWS The Fourth Quarterly Conferenc< of the Jor-dan Methodist church was held last week, Rev. . A. Musseheor of Kingstree presid e . Rev. T. E;. Morris of Summnertor wans a visitor- here this week. Rev. W. S. Myers was a visitor ii Columbia this week. Miss Lila Scarbor-o of Florcc spent the week with friends. Miss Adldie Fulmore one of th teacher-s at Dav' Station spent las wveek at her hort Lake City, wa called homse on account of her- mother' serious illness. M~rs. Addie P. LaGrone of Colums bia visited her daughter, Mrs. W. 8 Myers last week. Mr-s. J1. W. lint-ton has returne, from a visit to relatives in New B1rook Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Childers of St Paul visited here this week. F"OR RENT--A two horse farm wit! 4-room dwelling, hbarns, stable, to bacco bar-n etc., Located thr-ee an< one-half miles from town of Mann ing. A pply to F. P. Butrgess, Mar ming, S. C. 47-ti Money hnec without quest on if HUNT'S Salvo fails in th,. treatrnent of ITCH RCZEMA, RINOWORM, Ts ITsT E ot other itchin' askin diseases. Try a 75 c-nt box at our ries. DICKSON'S lIir(o STORE for the good business that we'have enjoyed the past year. We wish to thank c every one who has contri buted to our success. .MAKE THAT FRUIT 3 CAKE NOW Seed Raisins 30c lb. Cleaned Currants 30c lb. Best Drained Citron 70c lb. Orange and Lemon Peel 40c lb. No. 1 Walnuts - 40c Tb. Brazil Nuts 40c lb. Glace Pineapple $1.00 lb. Glace Cherries $1.00 Shelled Almonds 75c lb. Turkish Figs 40c lb. Pecans 40c lb. Evaporated Apricots 45c lb. Klim Trial Package $1.25 24 lb. Self Rising Flour $1.65 Sweet Potatoes $1.00 a bushel A Bargain in Rice $1.20 a peck Bromm's Old Virginia Fruit Cake. Ward's Paradise Fruit Cake. Delicious Dixie Fruit Cake LaFrance Laundry Tab lets 3 for 25c Granulated Sugar 12%c lb. Come to see us, you will find it profitable to trade with B. B.BREEDEN THE CASH AND CARRY GROCER We D~on't Cut Prices We Make Thenm. BRICK LIl\ LUMPBER D If you want to buil with everything ne Get our prices first CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LOST-Soot black mule witi stra)ght ears, and bunch tail.. Reward for her return to Tine Mack, on Sah tee 46-2t-p ROOMS FOR RENT-Suitable for offices or for'living rooms.. Apply to The Manning Hardware Co.-46tf COMING-Thursday, December 2nd; Vierra's Hawaiian's it School- Au (itorium. Vierra's Hawaiians presents "A Nightl in Hawaii" at School Aulitorium December 2nd. DID YOU HEAR the "Hawaiian's" at School Auditorium last winter? If so hear thqn again. If not, be sure you do on Decembei 2nd. GASOLINE SYSTEM-Oil Tanks and PumpsrAir 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. -COME!--.let's drown our troubles with music. Hear the Hawaijans at School Auditorium December 2nd. COME!-Lct's droWhn our troubles with music. Hear the Hawaiians at School Auditorium December 2nd. YOU HAVE HEARD Hawaiian music on the Victrola. Why not hear the rea! people at School Auditorium December 2nd. YOU HAVE HEARD Hawaiian music on the Victrola. Why not hear the real people at School Auditoriuni December 2nd. COMING-Thursday, December 2nd, Vierra's Hawaiian's at School Au ditorium. OSYSTER SUPPER-There will be a Oyster supper at Davis Station school house, Friday evening at 8 o'clock for the benefit of Davis Station school. 1t-pd LOST-One pair shell rimmed eye glasses, finder please return to Mrs. Bennie Ness. it-pd WANTED-Salesman and collector at once, to sell Singer Sewing Ma chines. Address Singer Sewing Ma chine Co., Sumter, S. C., C. A. Blarton. Manager. 47-2t-c. VENNING'S GARAGE--Just opened a first class garage on Mill Street, a competient mechanic in charge. We will repair all cars promptly. I will carry a full line of Ford car accessories and will make that car a specialty. Give me a trial. We guarantee satisfaction as to work manship and reasonable charges. Call and see us. Yours for business S. R. Venning. Manning, S. C. 2t COMING-hursday, December 2nd, Vierra's Hiawaiinn's at School Au ditorium. YOUR OPPORTUNITY-Buy one to 20 acres right near electrjc car line and Columbia College, low price easy terms. Rich soil, will make living on live acres. Values ad vancing. Growing section of city of Columbia. Get your share before it is too late. W.-ite today for par ticulars. M. W Mason, Box 51, Columbia, S. C. 47-3t-c. At D The astilme TONIGHT Charles Ray "Hay Foot Straw Foot" TOMORROW Shirley Mason "Lover harvest" F'P.DAY'N, SPECIAL FEATU TE "When Bear Cat Went D~ry" Dorothy Gish Turning The Tables MONDAY Norma 'ralmadge The Woman diver TrUESDAY Alice. Brady ' Marie Ltd. ers in IE CEMENT OORS SASH d we can supply yOu eded. BETTER The D. J.( 14 NC ARE WILLING TO-TAI Our Entire' to Furni Sale We continue to lead i have the largest and bes ing in Eastern Carolina. portunity to make money EVERYTHING IS MA EXACTLY WHAT YO Men's Suits and Overcoats $25.00 now --------$16.C $30.00 now ------..-$20. $35.00 now -------- $23 $40.00 now ----..$26. .$45.00 now -------.$30.C $50.00 now --------$33.1 $55.00 now --------$36 $60.00 now --------$40.C $65.00 now......4 $75.00 now --------$50.C p $80.00 now --------$53.9 $90.00 now --------$60.0 I Children's Shoes at Half R SPECIAL NOTICE TO C On account of the trerr during this sale: Nothin accompany all mail order No Charge for Altera CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the doctors, nurse ind people for their faithful work mid many kindnesses during our re ,ent bereavnent. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Childers. Mone! beck without quostion Ii __N a Solve fails In the . trentment of ITCH. ECZMA. o ~ dINW rM, TIITER or A Tyar75 e~ bo~ at ur risk DICKSON'S DRUC STORE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Clarendon County. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. [Iome Bank & Trust Company, Plain against FE. L. Wilkins, C. E. Wilkins, Walter E. Wilkins, Louisa Wilkins, F'rank lin Bailey Wilkins and Navassa Guano Company, Defendants. Pursuant to a Decree of the Court ~if Common Pieas for saidl County andl State, madle in above entitled action to me dlirectedl, wvhich Decree is dated November 13th, 1920, I, E. R. Plow len, Sheriff of Clarendon County, wvilI sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on Monday ,the sixth lay of December, 1920, being salesday, utmummrnmnummuumtt: INSU RI Let us In: In any q We can State Wa Manning E S. W. BARRON THAN A"c ;handler C1 OTH MAIN STREET, SUMT (E A LOSS! YOU GET TH ck of Clothing, H 5hing Goods are n at 33! n prices as wel as quality of t selected stock of stylish and These prices mean a loss to 1 -better than a Cost Sale. RKED IN PLAIN FIGURES U ARE SAVING, JUST TAli Boys' Suits and Overcoats $1 i7 $7.50 now -------$5.00 ' 0 $9.00 now -------.$6.00 $ 4 $10.00 now ------..$6.67 $ i7 $12.50 now _.......$8.34 ' -0 $13.50 nw----- _..$11.00 $6 4 $15.00 now --..---$10.00 P i71$18.00 now --..-$12.00 $1 10 $20.00 now .....$13.34 $1 41$22.50 now -__.. $15.00 $9 0 $25.00 now -. _...$16.67 $' 3 $30.00 now -....$20.00 $ 10 $35.00 now ------$23.341 $4 Price, as we are discontinuing OUR PATRONS kendous reductions' we must ] g charged, no C. 0. D.'s or rel s, which will be filled on day c Lions. within the legal bours for judicial sales, in front of the Court House at Manning, S. C., the following describ ed real estate: "All that piece, parcel or tract of land lying, being and situate in the County of Clarendon, in the said State, containing twenty-five and one half (25/a) acres, more or less and bounded anI butting as follows, to wit: North by lands of Calvin Ta~y lor; North-east by lands of E. Hioby; South by lands of W. Stephens, and West by lands of E. L. Wilkins. The said tract of land being the same con v'eyed to L. E. wilkins by Deed of B. A. Johnson, dlated January 4th, 1910. My most valuable st< tacles and Eyeglasses sures your getting ct fitted. If you want til see ARA THE OPT( mt:::::t:m:rn:r:::mum:mtm mu mnumummmmmmtmuu T Your 4 sure your Cotton iantity, at any pha dso store it for y< rehouse. tealty' & Ins1 PHONE 214 Manning, S. C. IST SALE )thing Co. R, S. C. i PROFIT! ats, Shoes and tow on "1 Off' goods offered, as we perfectly tailored cloth is, but it is your best op SO YOU KNOW 1E ONE-THIRD OFF' aian & Bostonian Shoes 8.00 now -------$12.00 5.00 now -------$10.00 2.00 now -------$8.00 0.00 now --------..$6.67 * .50 now ------- ..$5.00 .50 now ---------$4.38 kox, Schobac, Dunlap and 810800 Hats 5.00 now ------- $10.00 0.00 now -------- $6.67 .00 now ---------$6.00 .50 now --------.. $5.00 .00 now ---....$4.00 .00 now - - .--- . $2.67 this line. )ut in effect those rules t urn; cash or check must f receipt. ALSO: All that Piece, Par-eel Ile tract of land lying, being and situate in the County of Clarendon, in the State aforesaid, containing twenty-one (*11)4F acres, and bounde and butting as fol lows, to 4it: North by lands of W. B. Evans' East by lands of estate of William hohnson; South by lands of it. M. Evans, and West by lands of 1-. D. Evans. The said tract of land be ing the same conveyed to L. E. Wil kinis by Deed of W. S. Evans, dated February 15th, 1911. Purchaser to p y~ for i apei. sheriff of Clarendon County. ck in trade is not Spec but the service that in rrect glasses correctly. ie best service you will N T, Cotton ! for you.. ice. )U in the uirance Co. )HN C. BAGNAL ,