Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE MANNI Entered at the Postofice at Mani Appelt & Shope, 'Published Ever) Subscription 'Rates $2.00 MANNING, S. C., WEDNES: TO BE EXI 0 When the people of the United Stal tion to go into the profiteering game t] tant precaution. They failed to look noses. As a result of this profiteering duco is sky high, because all labor and the limit of boostibility. Here is the a American manufacturers want to s the foreign markets in many cases pr'et made goods are sold for less than we car of much of our foreign trade, and fact< their employees. Some are shutting do manufacturers are up against the dump country for less than we can produce t] in future to any considerable extent mor, in search of employment. So much for price boosting. But when we listen to his music. The hour for payment has -0-O NEED OF TI If you are inclined to be pessimist! country is in need of something better t community is a part of this country. reconstruction, and no country can surv agreements, dissension and confusion. V% now, and there will be more to follow be mal selves again. We of this town are but an atom as the welfare of the nation is as sacred t greatest metropolis in the land. We sh, ward stablizing conditions and restori n be maintained with justice and safety. Produce--economize-save. Those are the three paramount re< resent the only manner in which it is po first undergoing a disastrous period of It is apparent that with a few exceptiom and appreciates the situation fairly wel necessity requires. Let it be said tha those who are patriotically endeavoring that we have a clear perception of the d to perform that duty. It is not necessc expenditures, or that we deprive ourselve able luxuries of life. The situation does But produce-economize-save. That means not only the return to immediate future, but a far greater and . SQUARING 'I Most people are at heart advocates frait of the American people, and the r backward in this respect. Shall we inco p( deal into our Christmas spirit this yea make it a square deal for ourselves, and feed us? Our people for a number of of material prosperity. This fact is rei clothes we wear, in the food we eat, and Jt will be reflected in the purchases we I will be upon a liberal scale, though possi It is not within the province of th< tpefid their money. It is theirs, to spem A spirit of fairness impels us to say a w chants, those dealers who have stood loya well as in prosperity. They have purel kets in order to be able to supply the h( assured that they have priced their hol' possible for them to be sold. They don requirements of the public. We feel that our p~eople are emninen tend the square deal to the home mercha other seasons of the year-that they n ammnun ity merchants before ma king t things being equal, that they will give ti cre possible without p~rejudic.s to thems Christmas is a time of good cheer, hundredl fold. ,WHY IS A SCRUB? "Five dollars worth of iron made :nto horseshoes sells for ten dlolars, but made into hair springs for 'ratches it sells for more than a mil ;on dollars. Feed andl roughage onverted into scrub cattle bring dc nly a moderate return, hut con-ti *erted into purebreds, they bring h :stomishing prices. Change your ed $eedstuff into purebreds." "S Why put your good feed into a .crub that is worth only $4l0.00 at a c,'ar old--- D) When' you could put the same feed n :nto a purebred and sell it for >' $65.00 ? Why pay $75.00 for a scrub bull !' haut is wvorth less than $50.00,- it When you can get a purebred bull I' for $200.00 that is worth $500.00 tiE Z3n 25 cows? Why breed scrubs that will kill is tout only 45 to 48 percent,-9 When you can breed purebreds to that will kill out from 52 to 641 f' percent ? mn Why use a scrub bull that sires - E non-descript bunch of meaaley calves, When you can use a purebredl bull size and conformation that will Ti that will sire calves of uniform color, please the eye of the buyer, thereby utting mote money in your pocket ? br ,J. Sheeley, Extension Service UI ial Hlusbandman. sc ot Real Mad When I Lost My w Setting Hen," Mrs. Hlannan hi ff - I went into the hen house one il morning andl found my favorite setter V dead. I got real mad. WVent to the ti store, bought some MRAT-SNAP~ and hi in a week, I got six dead rats. Every- V body who raises poultry should keep a~ RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, 35c, 65~c, .tt $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Dick son Drug Store and Plowden Hard ware Co. AUTO-INTOXICATION .Scientific Dlscu ion of I Cause .and Proper Treatment With 3arDraS Auto-Intoxicatioi, together . ith fis ndred ailments, Ptomaine poisoning id Cholera-Morbus, are but the inten fled Kesult of Indigestiont Improper id rash eating and neglect of the omach, bowels and liver frequently reduce -this condition. Practically I who are subject to Auto-Intoxica on are excessive eaters. When the stomach is overworked, Le food cannot be properly digested, 3ither can the liver be expected to 3rform properly. Reguition of the-habits will, with a ttle assistance to the stomach and ver, remove the cause of the trouble. SarDraS, a scientifle preparation of edicinal herbs and roots, contains the roper ingredients to enliven liver and dney action and invigorate the ands of the stomach. Contains no cohol. If.tu. are suffering from auto-in xication or othier digestive troubles, gulate your habits and take a table oonful of SarDraS before each meal. he result is simple and gratifying. will do what the coninon laxatives innot. As your dealer for SarDraS. NOTICE I will offer at public outcry for cash n days from date, one Studebaker passenger car, known as the "Cy urray Car." This -sale will take ace on December 9, 1920, at Davis bation and is to satisfy a repair bill ved to the Shorter Motor Co. W. G. Broadway, Auctioneer. November 30, 1920. CITATION NOTICE [ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Clarendon y J. M. Windham, Probate Judge: Whereas, Esther Ann Hodge made it to me to grant her Letters of Ad inistration of the Estate and effects Sarah H. Hodge. These are, therefore, to cite and ad onish all and singular the Kindred id -Creditors of the said Sarah H. odge deceased, that they be and ap ,ar before me, in the Court of Pro te, to be held at Manning on the th day of December next, after pub !ation hereof, at 11 o'clock in the renooA, to show cause, if any they tve, why the said Administration ould not be granted. Given Vnder my 'hand this 30th ddy November, Anne Domini, 1920. J. M. Windham, -THEP shrdl etao etaoin ununnuu -3t-c. Judge of Probate. n SHE FELT UNCOMFORTABLE Her shoulder itched intensely, her flamed skin burned, yet sbe could ' scratch in the crowd! Why suf r like this? Zemerine allays itch z. Sold in two sizes (50 cents and by Dickson Drug Store. 0 Subscribe to The Times CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IESH NORFOLK OYSTERS on haud at all times. $1.00 per quart. Dickson Drug Store. )OMS FOR RENT-Suitable for offices or for living rooms. Apply to The Manning Hardware Co.-46tf 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. ANTED-Salesman and collector at nce, to sell Singer Sewing Ma ~hines. Address Singer Sewing Ma. ehine Co., Sumter, S. C.,. C. A. Blarton, Manager. i 47-2t-c. )ST-In M.anning last week my pocket book containing soi e money and cards. Finder not4' Miss Ruby Thor~n, Kingstree, AI( receive reward. GNNING'S GARAGE-Ju t opened rm first class garage on Mil1 Street, am completient mechanic it charge We will repair all cars p omptly. I will carry a fulr' line ofJFord car accessories and will make that car a specialty. Give menca Vial. We guarantee satisfaction as/ to work ma nsh ip an'd reasonable charges. Call and see us. Yours for busi'ness S. R. Venning. Mfanning, S. C. 2t CEI VED) DAILY-Nice fresh Nor rolk Oysters, $1.00 per qutart. Diek. soni Drug Store. )UR OP'PORTUNITY----Buy one to 0acres right near electric car line and Columbia College. low price easy terms. Rich soil, will make living on five acres. Values ad vancing. Growing section of city of Columbia. Get your share before it is too late. Write today for par.. ticulars. M. Wv. Mrason, Box 51, Columbia, S. C. 4 47-3t-c. JLJGH UM OA TS, A BRUt'/Z1ZI RY E Choice S. C. grown Fuighumi Oats at $1.50 per~ bushel and Rye at $.4.00 per bushel, both f. o. b. 0Ora ngeburg. Shuler~ & Smioak, Orangeburg, S. C. It-e hat Mrs. lirenninger, of New York, Says About Rat Poion "Tried preparations that kill rats, .t RAT-SNA P is the onliy one thalt events disagreeamblefodors after kill g. Also like RAT-SNAP because it mes' in handy cakes, no mixing wvith her food. You dlon't have to dirty ur handls, it's the best for house sId use." Try RAT-SNAP. Three tes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and iaranteed by Dickson Drug Store in Plowden Hardwar Co. NG TIMES A king as Second-Class Matter. Proprietors. ' k I We nesday a si ai per year in Advance a pi DAY, DECEMBER 1, 1920 a ti iECTED n p es took advantage of the Oar situa- Ii iey neglected to take one all-impor- li beyond the golden hue of their own craze the cost of everything we pro materials used have been boosted to ttermath. , g] tip their goods abfoad, but they find a ically closed to them, because:foreign t, make them. Thus we are deprived r( iries are discharging thousands of 81 wn entirely. Then again, American ing of foreign made goods into this i icm here." If this condition prevails e 3 millions will be walking the streets our era of assinine profiteering and the piper we must expect to pay for arrived. 7 IE HOUR p S c as to the future, forget it. The 0 ian pessimism at this time-and this ['his is a period of readjustment and ive such a time without serious dis ' are undergoing our share of It fore we can hope to become our nor compared to the whole country, but B: D us as it is to the residents of the auld each strive to do our utmost to- st i commerce to a level where it can " of in tuirements of the day. They rep- at 3sible to continue prosperity without H financial and commercial depression. hi N the country as a whole understands IC , and is disposed to take action as li< t we of this community are among f to bring order out of confusion uty of the hour and a determination ry that we become niggardly in our of s of any of the necessities or reason not call for such an extreme. a sane commercial standard in the. better country in the years to come. 'HE DEAL in1 fe of the square deal. It is a natural esidents of this community are not rate the spirit of the square '? Shall we go even further and for the community that shelters and rears have enjoyed a large measure lected in the community life, in the in every act of our daily existence. nake for the holiday season, which bly not extravagant. editor to tell our people where to I where and as they think best. But R( rd in behalf of our community mer lly by the community in adversity as - insed heavily in the wholesale mar- Gj liday wants of our people. We are day offerings down as low as it is their utmost in order to meet the tly fair minded-that they will ex. int at Christmas time, as they do at tll first examine the stocks of the .-. rieir Christmas purchases-and, all W temn the benefit of their trade wher elves. and the square deal increases it a [A HOGS P~AY BIG MONEY Mr'. Pete Wing of Hawvk Point, Mo., aide a lot of money out of his hogs. v says. '.I .fed thema Dr. LeGear's >g Prescription. It has given won rful results in putting gains on em with less feed. They were on, avy feed for only a month; averag a gain of 2% pounds daily, and~ reonly 7 months, 10 days old, when Mr*. Wing profited by the advice of .LeGea r, Gradua'te Veterinariani d Expert Pouitry Breeder of' 28 ars' standing. Dr. LeGear's If og Prescription wl t weight on your hogs also, because expels worms, purifies the blood andf ndit'ons them so that they gain y~ sh: on less feed: It makes no difference what ailment prevalent. among your stock or ultry, it is money in your pocket get the proper Dr. I.eGear Remedy ymt your dlealer, on a satisfaction, or ,ay baick otfer. Al NOTr(IF. AlSubscribers of (Tharenrdore Te phone Comtpany. All, telephone bill~s must positively paid by the 15th day of each month. ni~s bills are paid by that time the rvice on your telephone will he dis ntmnued until same is paid. This is t meant to reflect iipon you in any WV ty but so many overlook these small Ils that., we must enforce this rule. your telephone is disconnected oni e th, it will he your own fault.:l e cannot furnish service without pi e money. We hope that wen will not in forced to disconnect'any telephone. co 'e thank you for past patronage and ot sure you that all will- be accroded yt e samle treatment. h .' Res pectfull::, si: Clarend on Telephone Co. gi by lI. I. Ellerbe. Tres.nar EVI CAN HAV a. - , We have done OUR part t EVER and the finest sight in i containing all that is Bright, I WHERE I Is in simply getting busy i wonderfully complete assortm fairest and most reasonable pi YOU GET As you look through our h POSSIBILITIES in gathering pie happy at Christmas time. PLENTY ( Is here waiting for your in time, to price it is a pleasure, tV is a GUARANTEE of Popular WE (JAN 1 Whatever youl needls, con presents that will at once appea New Attractions for Christme COME AN - It is a privilege to show oi by considering this a personal up-to-date line of Christma3 3 MERIT, QUALITY AND FA] Are waiting for you here i Holida; Selections of the year, of gifts is "A SQUARE DEAI You can easily make your se fron the following: SMOKING SETS PICTURE FRAMES CARD CASES THERMOS BOTTLES and K WHITE IVORY IN SETS A1N ODD PIECES Dickson I Cia rend~ Tli Manning, E A HAND IN IT D make his the biggest hA ;own is our Beautiful Stocl Fresh, New and Novel in H, 'OU COME IN ind making your'Christmas ant of REALLY DESIRAI ices. NEW IDEAS oliday s ock. It is practic under one roof nearly eve )F THE BEST' S spection. 'To fiItd a suitab possess~ it is a privilege. Presents at Popular Prices 4EET YOUR WANTS ie and let us show you a v Ito you as "Just the Thing is and we want you to kno' D SEE THE LA4TEST ir beautiful holiday goods e invitation to call and inspe [ovelties. R PRICES n connection with a great and our word of seasonab ~" AND A MERRY CHRI: lection FOUNTAIN PF XMAS STATIO LEATHER GO( STERLING SIL S CIGARETTE C D XMAS CANDIE EMPTY HOLJL' ~rug Stow ron Drugj e REXALL Stores D.Y id best Christmas :of Christmas Gifts oliday Goods. selections from our BLE GIFT at the al demonstration of 7thing to make peo. V 1. variety ofChista slecetions fro ur BLEA GIT AtLL. aldmNsrtiSo thNgERY ak po Aisi toouStore Sryouthbeautiful