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oUn The people o, of our Big Sale. are being offered. ly from our large TJ If you have r days. The stocks Jenkinson's Old S THE MANNI Entered at the Postoflice at Man Appel & Shope Published Ever3 Subscription Rates $2.00 MANNING, S. C., WEDNES] .1 UST ItE -0 When a fellow brings up at the end rest. Ile wants to look around a little about rel)TSCts the business situatiot wild and strenuous pace for a number oi tion .s at hand. It is resting, and sizing other Pallop. WVe have mluch the samte thing at ev approaches for tle incumbent to retire wonder what the new ann will he-a' always has an eye open f6r breakers a rocks of uncertainty. A fter the new pt certainties begin to crystalize into son )to make a faitly accurate survey and d< advisable i take. That, in all likelil (.nd of Ir period of commercial rest. Now idle wheels will spin again. and the business world will soont he a, the present situation to occasion any al early ret-urn11 to activity. Iet us huosha await with confident, patience the day v not have long to wait. Geranittty is said to be in a better t latter are squabbling over the $60,00( them, while the Germanos are gettin ti sotmet hingt. It's a lesson wort h rmen Whenl a fellow looks at his lihert retembeis how they have deprei-iated with thte exptectat iotn that they wvooubl atty of thema dot't sacritice thetm at pre( interest wil tnot last, and as interest t; increase. Then it is quite withini the b soon0t take some actiotn twartd r'estoring b-gislat ion if tne'essaryv. A little palti 'n the deal. "WAl MA N" (().\iING l H1 P. STI ME ill lL\'llE \\ man" Is the I'niquie Film l'ro duttiion of t he Y1eatr-Tun eurt Oiterbe' so l~ifferent That it Ah emininete ~ which c'oes to the lPas nuTheatrie. In Friday andt Saturday. 1ho r Ib n 19th , statnds in at ble ihnotkingof the year. "Wo a"iu differen t ode ((1,1 s <ilien he I . iit <aplteytef e i iic tion Ourlss i iboty eorama. the nicest lot of Hats these on display, and' formal Opening of Sp In addition to our tiful line of Trimming The Over Weinberg Co.'s .We have employe Dressese to perfection. E Clarendon County st Every day our store i They are convinced stock. FIIS SALE PC .ot yet bought everyti are yet good to choo HE P B tand. NG TIMES T iing as Second-Class Matter. o ve sp Proprietors. gC Wednesduy V per year in Advance lic --th )AY, FEBRUARY 16, 1921 STrING of a long run he is tired and wants a w before he takes another spurt. That I tocay. It has been moving at a1 t years, and now the period of relaxa- ft up the situation before it begins an- m) of 'ry presidential election. As the time " rromln oflice business interests begin to d WVHAT IIE WILL DO. Cal)ital head. It. never goes blimdly onto the is esident has beeln inaugurated, and un ething definite, business will be able !terimiille just what line of' action it. is iood, will mark the beginning of the \nII will Itunih to their Icc p tion S, normal aga in. We ste nothing in am01.i We :ee (evvery indication of ain Id our st rength anl our resou rces and (I hen thie tide bgilis to tLirl. We will S conom1iccondi tion thian the alies. Thie b ,000,ot) they want Germany to pny t own to hard work and are producing V Ibering. hondhis he feels inclind to cuss, le % in value when he WaS urged to buy d soon lie abhove pa. Bu t if yotu have (' sent ra tes. Tlhe present hiigh rates oft tes decl(i ne thle valule of the bondls willt itundts of plossibility thanttcong ress will iI mete an youl may~ liI yet comel 0o t whole remailrkab le pisycholog$icaI ldepthI. WhIiile ' it has p)lenity ofI phy-ical act in, its; kvynote is menlltal. Neither is "Wo man"i~ a spect alt. It is initiimatt and( pernl.Olm tihe live episdets. withI tihe dlirect story oif six woment amnd six men. Somietim1e- hundredst1 of suplernumler interludet, hu~ their ap~pearaile net serve. (nly a ms a backgroundl. D)i rtor lTur nleur has cenltered is int-''St in eachi 1pi:-ode upon10 one single w\omanl. "Wonman"' is not allegorical. Thlere ner' I t udytiil of wvomai;n's d1eveC)lment. through-l thel ag(s. Earb 1S intance chlosen to be( premsented by \lr. Tlour netir isldirect, vigorouis, straight froml the silhiuler dramiim, e'xcep1t inl the ini stances1 of tilt Ad:'m andi 1( Eve episode Millinery ( st returned from thie No Lhat you ever laid your eye. an Thursday, February 12 ring and Summer Millinery wonderful showing of Hats s. Ball Milliner3 Store. rd an enpnrt needle..woman 2em to realize what s visited by large cr that this is a real s; OSITIVELY 4 Ling you need you h se from and we kn< L.OP KOMAROV Manning, d the Brittany seacoast fairy tale. W, latter is fantasy of the sheerest, .st delicate texture. The handling the Garden of Eden with the (mi rse's first wvoman, is marked by iritual reverence, imagination and od taste. "Woman" 's not in any single con ntional photoplay form. It is a w idea in script development. The itie of "The New York Times" en usiastically termed the various epi des photographic ballads. Mr. Tour ur has given audiences credit for telligence and imagin:ation. Through 'end, history and fairy lore-which > to make up "Woman"-M r. Tour or has never forgotten the human >te, yet he has attained it ly avoid g the conventional. Under Mr. Tour *ur's direction, Charles Whittaker rued out a scenario of remarkable rm1. Critics have pronounced "Wo an" a distinct step in the direction the new and long soughIt. scenario the future. Since "Woman" absolutely baffles assificationl, its unique qualities ust be granted. Undoubtedly this the reason for the remarkable in rest manifested in "Woman'" by ex ihitors and filima fai: au over the mntry. 101)101 ALI TRiOOPS TO STAY ON D'TY Washingt on, Feb. 14 .-Orders were sueld by the War Department late )day to stop preparations for With raawl of federal troops from tle estern West Virginia coal fields, eiator Southerland, of that State, an ounced afte: having presented to the Lpartment a request that the troops e retained there during the present -ial of mine workers a nd others at illialmson. Senator Sutherhind said he would mifer with Secretary Baker and othe r Department officials tomorrow hen a final decision as to with rawal of the troops Would be decided n. TIhe West Viraginija Senator precsent. d to the War D~eparitmtent a request hat the troopls be ret ained at W il amnsoni a fter he anad Sena tor IElk im Iso of W'est Virginia, had receive< cilegramans tromt .J udge Hailecy, pe id ing ait the present trial at. Wil liamron. Sheriff A. C. Pinson, Pres cuiti ng. A ttorney Wad IH1. Bronson' ant coun sel for the State and defens' 'he telegrams said: " iperative that Unaited State: roops) remina here until atfter Mate vanI trijal. More isirsfl inl th coun00 y last aigh t. Please urege this witi he War D~epartment. P'resent ordle o~ leave Wednesday." \' .\I)D\~'lTISIC IN TI'lE TI .lI' Mrs. Crandall flowa) Tells H-ow Sh< Stopped Chicken Losses "Lat saring, rats killed all our biaby chicks. WiA l'd known abtout Rat-Snap beCfore. With just on large package we killed swarms of rats. They won get this year's hatches. I'll bet." Rat-Snap is guar anteed and ells for 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed b~y P'A)~l.OWDN IIAl)DWAlE CO. ipenmng rthern markets with~ on. We are putting th, we will have our , we will have a beau Co.-: Manning, S. C. and ean make upn your real bargains are foi cwds, who are pickir 11e and that they can ,LOSES FEB ad better get busy fo )w that you can be s JmES wo V, Proprietor. S. C. CLASSIFILED ADVETISING WHY pay more when the Wreck Store, Sumter, S. C., is sciling such beautiful Taffeta Dresses at $15.95 and $20.95. HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for chickens and eggs. Dickson Drug Store. FOR SALE-One bay inare pony, weight about 500 pounds, age about 7 years. Perfectly gentle and a beauty. Price reasonable. For fur ther information apply to W. C. Kelly, Lake City, S. C. it-p FOR SALE--Iron and Iron mixe peas, good, sound, bright and in good sacks. $2.50 delivered Mann ing, S. C., or $2.35 f. o. b. Aiken County. Better prices for large quantities. Mail all orders to A. A. Foreman, Hartsville, S. C. 4-4t-p GASOLINE 30c per gallon at Weath erford Motor Co. THEY AIRE WONDERFU L bargains, that is what everybody says that sees them-the Taffeta Dresses at $15.95 and $20.95 at The Wreck Store, Sumter, S. C. Harv< Brani DUR ING the pat charges have be this Company has adoj in order to compel tb Such a policy has nev, -Ordinarily we ign company, no matter h criticism. The facts a repair service and hal -we can truthfully say goods are sold is equa Wecallatei something new a wvere really an ou associations in cc Sservation measul "National Repai The farmer ne machines can b - would be foolish his old machine: making his decis assurance that ai Company.' Today, our re cent greater thar million pounds day in the year. insurance for the In every Inter parts first and ei of new machine At every one orders are filled where with an render every ass This service whic have purchased its' and is the foundatioi We feel it is due that we give the wi maintained and imp INTER I CHII - they certainly are ta Lg up the many mo supply-their many j RUARY 28th r you only have nine atisfied here. 5-TO R]1 YOU must see the beautiful Taffeta -Dresses at $15.95 and $20.95 at The Wreck Store, Sumter, S. C. WANTED-To buy good clean mixed peas. Apply at The Times Office. N6W IS THE TIME TO PLANT your lawn. We have the seed. Dickson Drug Store WANTED-'- 'buy or trade mules, for one Ford, either roadster or touring car. Must be in good run ning shape and cheap, for par ticulars address ). H. Smith, St. Paul, S. C. it-c. WANTED-Live salesman for estab lished Charleston Firm. If inter ested write Box 777 Charleston, S. C. 1t-I). GASOLINE SYSTEM-Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Compressors, Comput ing Scales, Show Cases, Accouqt Registers,. Flcor - Scales, Rebu t Cash Registers, Safes, Store Fix tures. The Hamilton Sales Co., Columbia, S. C. No.5-tf. GASOLINE 30c per gallon at Weath erford Mdtor Co. ,ster Cot ds Story it month, reports have come to ust en made, sometimes directly and S< >ted a policy of refusing to supply rep 'e purchase of new ones. This stati er been considered by this Compan ore such reports, because we havi ow fair and high principled, is sub: re this Company has always recog 3 used every elTort to make IHC ser that the repair service furnished x I if not superior to that furnished c :m to the fact that machinery "Fix-up WeT nd originated by the farmers in 1921, as tgrowth of the movement started by man1 annection with the Council ol National: re. Perhaps no other agency has done rWeeks" as this Company. eds machines which will be efficient and repaired so as to render efficient and c to purchase new ones. Whether the farn or buys newv ones is a question for him ion, we give to every farmer who owns al full stock of repair parts will always pair stocks on the territory available for ever before at this time of the year. A of repairs are shipped from IH-C factoi Thirty million dollars' worth of repair I farmer when he needs this service. national Harvester Works manufacturi n ren when furnishing them has meant cu s for which we had orders, repairs have of our 91 branch houses trained men are and shipped promptly. Thousands of< assortmen~t of repairs in stock are alway istance. :h this Company has refidered throt machines has been a matter of gr< i of the cordial good-will existing be the Company and those who has dest publicity to the fact that this rovedaand that any charges to the< MIATIONAL HARVESTER QF AMPRICA' king advantage ney-savers that ieeds complete more shopping ettles' Building. FOR SALE-High Grade Ammoniat ed Fertilizers for cotton, corn, to bacco, etc. Also, Fish Scrap, Blood, Tankage, Foreign Kainit, ete. Write us for prices advising the tonnage you want. DAWHIOO FERTILI ZER COMPANY, Box 608, Charles ton, S. C. FOR SALE-Twenty shares stock Home Bank & Trust Co., will give big discount off book value. T. Nimmer. it-p. WANTED--By young couple two or three unfurnished rooms and bath for light housekeeping. Write Box 313, Manning, S. C. it-p. TAKEN UP-The owner can get lost yearling that wns taken upi at my place about two week's ago for prov ing ownership and paying for feed and this adv. Yearling care of / The Times. Palmafesta Palmetto State Festival Columbia, March 28th to April 2nd. npanv False hat at farmers' meetings >metimes indirectly, that air parts for old machines ament is absolutely false. y nor suggested to it. Slearned that any large ect at all times to unjust. nized the importance of vice the best. We believe ,herever this Company's n any manufactured line. eks," instead of being some seem to think, .ifacturers and dealers' Defense as a war con so much to promote economical. If his old conomical service, lhe ier utilizes and repairs to determine. But in iy IH C machines the be provided by this the farmers arc 21 per n average of a qluarter 5 'ies for every working sarts are now reatdy, as g orders call for repair ting down production always had preference. on duty to see that all ealers scattered every s ready and willing to igh the years to those who 'at pride to the Company, tween it and its customers. e purchased its machines service of repairs will be :ontrary are untrue. COMPANY ' USA