Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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S P We ar Ready select White G< you to com We ha the be: Powde Powde tom HA] Brol war 38e ALA Ebe Manning Cimes. Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, "EBIRUARY 2, 1921 Little Ida Wideman is ill at her home here with scarlet fever. Read the big ad of the New Idea Co., in this issue it will pay you. Al. R1. R. Jenkinson is in Charles ton today on business. Mr. Joe D~avis left last night for Augusta on a buisimess trlip. . irs. Selbhy of \larlion is visiting her sister Mlrs. E. I.. Wilk ins in Manning. D~ied las t 'Th ursdy a1:t lher hiome near Paxv ille, .\lrs. lBen ( ut ter. Mrs. 1. 1. Appilelt has1 returined home a fter s penlinog :a we'ek in Col)umbi ia. Mrs. (ary Smith1 is ill with typhoid fever. Mrs. I). II l~irschman is iln .New York buyl\ingC herl sp4rig mil linery. slpnt the we'k-iind wit h .\l s. l.:. II. ITobacec IJust received, a lim If ~is for immen The Peop IIB. KOMA ROW, Prop. You have been inform< two( or Ihbree hlund(red otlh h~ave its~ eyes exainhed dr D R. J. E. O PT OM , RING e now prepaed to sul -to-wear and Millinery trade. We will be at )ods---We also have e in and look. We a ve just received a cor -t known makes, suel r, and Djer Kiss Toik i All these are bei Gents' Furniu Men's and Boys' Suits, mark prices. Underwear and Hosiery, all F PRICE. Men's Dress Shirts-Mani ;.,-marked 40 per cent off. All Shoes and Low Quarters, prices. Grocerie Best Breakfast Bacon, 40c ai Swift Premium Hams, as loi t pound. Libby Corned Beef at 35c a ca Libby Roast Beef at 30c a cai 8-pound bucket Snow Drift, $ Fruits and Vegetables of all k Irish Potatoes, 50c a peck. LDERM.J Mlr. Wade Weatherford ha-, moved his family into the house made vacant by Mr. Frank Ward. Died at his home in Abbeville last Wednesday, Mr. Rosenhurg, father of Mrs. Louis LAevi. Mr. . L.Hagnal has resigned as ex press agent, and is succeeded by Mir. Parish of Sum1iter. MIf. I.eon Weinberg left Sunday for I visit with her mother in New York City. .\iss Annie Thames is ini Baltimore selecting her new spring styles in mtilliner'y. Alys. WVilison IDic ksn who has been n the C'olunmbia ITospital for sever:-1 ~veeks, w'ill r'turn'i home, tonight. The fr iends of Mr. Wallace P'low len will he ido to know that he has uflicient ly recove red from his recenOt' lintess to be out aga in. I irt hea ewih iliue Ribbon. V yearsk kownasliest,Safest,AlwsiReliable SOLD0 UY I)RGJGISTS EVERVMWERF Cloth ! ited amount, which diate Sale. les Store, Manning, S. C.f d that your childI among I er childIrenl in school has I hadve glasses. You can d( fitted in Mannting by A RA NT, F T R1SRT ply your wants with buyer is now on the le to give you your r a fine line of White re sure we can suit y nplete line of Toilet i as Haubigaunt's T< t Sets; Mary Gardne: g sold at very close I ;hings! d down to rock bot marked down to tattan and Wilson marked ddwn to pre id 55c, sliced. ig as they last, at 11. 1.65. inds. AN'S : Benseley Davis, the only son of Mrs. Sue Davis, is ill with scarlet fever. Mr. Frank Barron of Charleston is I business visitor to iAlanning this week. Miss Ruth Watts of Mulberey, Fla., .s visiting her niece, Mrs. B. W. 11ol iday near M.anning. Mrs. Aaron Abranis hns returned roi a trip to Balti more and New i ork. Mir. flal ph Newton of Atlanta is in \lanning for a few days. Mv. Newton sat one time superintendent of the oral1 gradied school. The friends of Prof . FL..J. Browvne viui he glad to learn that his condlition s somaewha t imp iroved. The report of r. B rowne's death in the News and ouiryesterday bleinig erronous. COn ccoun of an ace iden t to Dr lley, the P resbytei a n Evangelist, he meet inrg wvhich was to have start 'last Sunday in the local Presby I'rianI li chr(h was post poned(4 one week, 11n1 will conmmence next Sunday. AltIs. \iary S. iBroadwayv, died at her iomle jutIt the (other side4 of Tind~al's \Il Pond11( yesterday mo4rn ing. F*un - -rl services were hel th is mnorin g. lhe deceased is survived bly several -hibdren, among them being Dr. Blroadiway (If this pilace. The Cla rend(on dielegatLin have sue-* ceded in (uttLinrg out the a ppropriatLion orII t he couunty for tihe cmmiun ity nurse, tom~lato club and the janitor at he Cour~ t i luse. A chain gang rusty will take the place of the jan i or1 at the C outtI lous:e. The ma nagers (If the s peciaI elec. ion hell January 2.5th will not get leir paly tunt ii soImet ime) in Mlarch. Rhe Comnptroll(r Gkeeal wVrites that t will t ak u~(tntiI thien for4 himo to get he mnone~y. As soon as the mloney is ece ived the managers will he niotiflied birough Thle Times. A I the regul ar i eeting (of Live Oak !an 14J W. 0. WV. Monday n ighit t he fol - o1wmilg Illicers were inistal ledl for the 'ear I1921: .J. W. Harnton, Council ommnnoder'; C. HI. Mathis, Advisor .i(uteat;I J1. A. White, Banker; TI. r. P'. Mahonley, Sentry; II. F. Wind Iiuni Watchman. Miss(eslTora BagnalI and Add(1ie Vein he rg havye been nuomina ted for' he P ahna fest a (oI est. The young ad(1 s who seculre thle largest numiiber If votes .fromi thieir1 respectivye (coun0 ies wdil hbe senit to Columblia at the X pen s2 of the merchanIts of that viiillbe bel and the most attractive md1( popuila r girl of one ofI thlene ((oun.1 ics wvil I.>e selectedl as thle Queen. Hr neCtitre wvill he screened in nil the mov.. nyg picturie hiouses of the United tates. In nadition she mmil b:. fu. PROI new Spring Goods a Northern markets pi noney's worth. Goods at about half I ,ou and guarantee yc Xrticles and Stationei )ilet Water -and Extr r Extracts and Toil )rices. Dj Velvet, all col Good quality Ready-made S Ready-made I All White Pie( A full line of PRICE. Dress Linen a arrived, at low pri All Dress Trir H A full line and HALF PRICE. Bridles, at HA Plow Lines, g( We have a full ly reduced prices. 30 Sto: nishes with a Spring outfit-the bes that money can buy. So, get bus girls, and let the world know tlh beauty of Clarendon girls. We coul name a number from this Comnty tha we believe would easily walk awa with the prize. Get your votes in t once as we are goin gto publish th once as we are goin gto publish th testants next week. You have jus live weeks to win this big honor. Work has started on the Paxvill highway, the camp being on Mr. J. . Herry's place about three miles fror Manning. Also the Sunmmerton h igl' way is starting up. This companyi canipimg on Mr. J1. L. Mcbeods plac about t~wo miles from Manning.-' Th Sumter highway was started lat week, and they are c'aniping at AlIcolm. These roasds will have a right-of-wva of forty-two feet and it seems t ha several bildiings along the roads w have to be moved in order to get th proper width. T[he Woman'is Miss ionadry Societ ot the M. 1E. churich will meet Monday Februa ry 14'1th at the church at 41 p. n lI:stablhIish ing a city in flighteoums ltealI Jerusa lerm, Ismaiah 2: 2-4; 5-ti 3: 1-7; V 1-7, AMs. G. Al. Smith. hlymn 217. I'rayer. Tlopie - -"New Oirleans." It's Ronmant ic II istory - Mlrs. La renice L~uce. It's Need of Redemiapt ion--M lrs. Smt Sprott. IEstali sh ing R ight eousness Wit hi it's Gates-Mrs. J1. Ii. Cantey. Eusiness, l'rayer. Mlissionary News M-Ars. A. TI. Ilelm ( ol lec(tioni of dues(. NOTICE All tax: returns arec to he mad~e a Auiitors ofice thiis yearI the t ime e's ires leb~ruiary 20th. 50 me r een potmil Iy for not making returins. Pleas do not wait uint il last day. If. A. PLOAWDCN, 0-2t -c. *(ounrmty Auit'or. TODD )1-CA Al PHEl., Wash ingt on, F'eb. *3.-One of th weddings of interest in Wash ingto this season was that of Miss Eleano T 1odd of Colummiam, eldest dlaughter o the late D~r. A. S. arid Mirs. Ellen A Todd of Maninrg, and Laurie Ca m pbell of Dai ington, formerly o Camden. The wvedding took place a "I.Cot Real Mad when I Lost My Settmng Heon," writes Mrs. Hanrna; ,N. J. "When I went into our barn andl found my best rSetter dead f got real mad. One package of Rat . rap killed,1 sux big rats. Pouitry raisers should use Rt-Snap." Comes in cakes, no mixing. No smell -from dead rata. 'Three sizes. Prices, 35c, 65c. $1.25. .Sold end guaranteed by D)ICI(13N DRUIG STORE PtJown1)N IARo)walm CO. A CHI l t greatly' reduced prices irchasirng a new line I :he cost of last season. u satisfaction. y. These Toilet -Artic Lcts; . Djer Kiss Extrac et Water, and Azure; ry Goods! >rs, at 85c to $1.50 per yard. Dress Ginghams, 17/1c per yar 1heets, 84x90, $1.00. 'illow Cases, 42x86, 35c. !e Goods marked down ONE HY Woolen Piece Goods at pne H nd Linen Sheeting, new stock ces. rimings cut ONE HALF. ardware! sizes of all-leather Horse Colla LLF PRICE. )od thread rope, at 50c a pair. stock of Farm Implements at g: res in C t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt A. y Holton at 2207 Fh'st street, N. W., e Tuesday, February 1, at high noon. d Miss Todd had as her maid of honor t her sister, Miss Mabel Todd of Wash.. y ington, and Mr. Campbell was at t tended by Joseph N. Todd of Wash e ington, a cousin of the bride, as best e man. The simple single ring cere t mony was performed by the Rev. W. S. Trimble of Herndon, Va., formerly pastor of the Presbyterian ,hurch of Summerton, S. C., and the Rev. Dr. e Bagby of the First Christian church of Washington. - .fThe bride was attiredl in a travel a img suit of gray embroideredl duvet e de lamne with hat of cellophane and GROCI Sat Wholesale in any quanity from the largest. Are you interest< the blank belowv, cut~t 01 fail to B. B. BRE EIDIN, Manning, S. C. I am interested in you IES to the consumer at COSTand ant you to e~ Number in family. .. If in country Route No. I wish to say, that th pr'ove to be the biggest M( pie of Clarendlon County,< of, just think GROCERIES SALE PRICES. Hellp un help you by mn so we can start that ball a to serve andI save you, B. B. BR] CASH AND) CAR IN THE HEART OF MA] TnlE CnO1R VJGU Our or our We invite les are ts and x Face LLF. ALF just es at seat ie! satin, with gloves and shoes to match. 3he carried a bouquet of bride roses ind ferns. The maid of honor wore a lainty afternoon frock of dark blue affeta. The parlor was tastefully lecorated with lovely spring blos WoIs. The bride and bridegroom left for Baltinore, where they will remain ieveral days before going to Miami, "la., for a short trip after which they ,o to Darlington, where Mr. Campbell s engaged in business. Mrs. Iloyt A. Holton entertained at i breakfast' Tuesday morning in honor >f the bride-elect, hgr sister and her ~ouse guest, Miss Nellie McDonaldl of ~ebanon, Ind1. DRIES Cost to You smallest quanity to the d in this? If so, fill out it and mail it, without r plan to sell GROCER actual WHOLESALE :plain the plan to me in .Name .. P.O.---- - e plan, that I have will )NE Y saver, to the peo. >f anything that I know at ACTUAL WHOLE ailing the above COUPOnl rolling. Always ready EDIN'S IIY GROCERY. VNING, IN FRONT OF HOUSE. mittUUmmnmanammmm.......nrnn