Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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o Oppo With AA Every Every at the Your or Lower, to our SPECL Loi dul Next to Po A CALt TO PRAYER The Federation of Woman's Boards of Foreign Missions and the Council of Women for Home Missions are again uniting in a Call to Prayer for the observance in 1921 of a joint Day of Prayer for World Wide Missions. Friday, February 18th, has been set apart, as the day. Will You Pray That, in all our churches from sea to sea Christian women may be quick to heed this Call to Prayer; That in many cities andl villages group meetings may he held on F'eb ruary 18th, 1921, so that from morn ing until night a wave of intercession mnay sweep across the land; That men andl women may band to pether in America to make Jesus (Christ King in hearts and homes, in our own beloved country andl "unto t he uttermost part of the earth"; Tlhat all women who hold places of leadership in the missionary enter prise may be strong in faith, united ini purpose, and wvise in the plans they iake fotr the Day of Prayer; TPhat, the Church, which isi Christ's body, may become in truth His mes seniger in the wvorld and1( that all who onme II is Name may bear witness to II im in word andl in deed. In ans wer to the above call, prayer services will he heldl at the Methodist chur0 ch Friday a fternoon at 4 o'clock. Iaies of all the churches in town are inv ited to nwet at this hour and unite their prayers for World-Wide Mis Thew hindered Chlrist 'I he ,ord Christ wanted a tongue one dlay To speak a message of cheer Ga?~soline 30c. WehaeTRAI We aveputonaT r supply you wt a Wewill meet all tra jIReasonable Prices. ~FARE TO I Gasoline, pei Weathe rford At Weather ie Day Phne. i NIgI rtunity londerful item in. our Fc article in our I Lowest Possib >portunity is here and to see the Ne 4LS IN 14 at :s of our customers >licate these dress AHE V stoffice. To a heart that was weary and worn and sad, And weighed down with a mighty fear. He asked me for mine, but 'twas busy quite T With my own affairs from morn till had night. fro The Lord Christ wanted a hand one ord, day suff To do a loving deed; vict le wanted two feet, on an errand for hell Him ers. To run with gladsome speed. But I had need of my own that day; Mi To His gentle beseech ing I ansWered, I . "Nay." I ha So all that day 1 used my tongue, it My hands, and my f'et as I chose; wr I saidl hasty, bitter wvords suf1 TIhaIt hurt one heart, God knows. hea .I busied my hands with wvorthless play bou And my .willful feet went a (rooke< IJ wvay- wor Anad the (dear L' ord Christ -was II is work undu~one sin For lack of a willing heart?Do Only through meni dloes ie speak to MrI mn--- Mf: Dumb must ie he apart. I do not know, but I wish t oday '' I had let the Lord C hrist have Ihis a way- flat -i' xchange-. u wvh The friends of Dr). Watson hi. D~un- on can who live in Mlanning and Claren- ed don Count-y will he glad to read~ the .i fol lowving (vhichb is tken from the Dii Ion II erald( ot recen t late: set D)r. Watson 1i. Duncan, pastor of las the la in street M ethodlist church, ~i beinga honored elsewherie as wvell as li -.het Gasoline 30c. ISFER isfer Line and can now fi 's by the day or trip. iins. Best Cars and F)EPOT 25c. Gallon, 30c. U & Rawlinson wrd Motor Co. it Phones. 95 and 207. Sale i Dpportut Li Stock at I Tew Spring le Price. now, to buy the w Spring Good: TOM EN's $15.95 t have been kind es at other stor T R E ( GH[ERFV[ WORDS I Por Many a Manning Household o have the pains and aches of a S back removed-to be entirely free n annoying, dangerous urinary dis- I rs, is enough to make any kidney erer grateful. The following ad- s of one who has suffered will prove A >ful to hundreds of Manning read Irs. C. M. Taylor, S. Boundry St., riing, says: "About a year ago as troubled with kidney complaint. id terrible backaches and head es bothered me. Nervous spells et me and my nerves were just a 'ek. I felt tired and languid and I eredl with dizzy spells. Finally, I rd about Doan's Kidney Pills and ght some at Arant's Drug Store. an cert:.inly say Doan's did me a iderful lot of goodl and quickly re edl me." - 'rice 60c, .at all dealers. Don't ply ask for a kidney remedy--get mn's Kidney Pills-the same that ~. a~ylor hadl. Foster-Milburn Co., rs., Buffalo, N. Y. D)illon. He has recently had a very terinig offer to go on the Chautau Splatform. Of course, Doctor Dun dIecided not to accept, as it would e him out of the regular ministry, ich he considers the greatest work earth, but the offer is appreciat by him and his friends generally. )r. Duncan is loved and honored Dillon. A gentleman who attended vices at the Main street church t Sunday remarked after the ser e thnt he hadl heard the leading achers in New York, Washington other cities, and he had never Lrd a sermon superior to the one lie rd last Sunday by Doctor Duncan. --0- -- AD)VERI1SE IN THE TIMES NOTICE OF DISCHARGE Ne will apply to the Judge of Pro e for Clarendon~ Co'.mty on .the 14th of March:, 1921, at 11 o'clock A. for Lepters of Discharge, asx Exe ors of the Este~te of Viola Lackey, T1. P. BROWN, B. F'. CULP, Executors. 3axville, S. C., Feb. 9, 1921. pd. A $1.00 TREATM ENT FREE if it fails to help your case of lec na, itch, or other skin disease. eZemerine with this guarantce Palmafesta Palmetto State Festival Columbia, March 28th ,to April 2mdl S NO uities of I )rastic RedU Stock that is things you nee 3. Ladies, we c S TAFF. md $2. enough.to tell u es for $5 to $1 K S old and recommended by Dickson rug Store. CITATION NOTICE TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Clarendon. y J. M. Windham, Probate Judge: Whereas, Horace D. Graham made ait to me to grant him Letters of dlministration of the Estate and ef One Way To Combe The Low Of Cotton G x OD MIDDLING - z.MDDLING COl -. IOOO LB LO D001 ..Going largains ations. arriving eve d now at Half F all your special 4 ETA DR 95 is that they could 5 more. See tlh rORI Su fects of Joseph E. Graham. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the Kindre< and Creditors of the said Joseph E Graham deceased, that they be and ap pear before me, in the Court of Pro bate, to be held at Manning on the 28th (lay of February next, after pub lication hereof, at 11 o'clock in thf forenoon, to show cause, if any the) have, why the said Administratior rice pice tbru;i urn while the marketable. This is ti it costs praet bale of poor goc" cotton. It is, ther< is ,equally f ~mixed staple buy pure pe<( WILL varieties whbi< return than o AS DIG A a low cotton PRICE AS I that will hri iFor tweni |ing andl perd found to be -r.. .ties. Our p '' ~' has prFovenI tI to-y) a(guarantees tI1 S A ME AS cratlog. I'n - ---- DAviD R. COKER, Hartsvii I I e RE 9 for Y ry day rice and Attention ESSE$ not em. imter, S.. C. should not be granted. Given under nay hand this 10th .d'y of February, Anno Domini,. 1921. J. MVf.Wn h'ami, chg. Judge .ofI obate. For Eczema, and Ekiii Diseases, Use ZEMERINE 50 cents and $1.00-moneyl ack if it does not help you. Sold by Dickson Drug Store. ~profits in .a bale' of cott~~ ie in the de3rence between$ he cost of i uction andI the s. There is a wide variation ous grades of cotton. The le .brings a .andsome prdmi lowest gr'ades are often un. ute in spite of the fael that, ically as much to prodfuce ait cotton as it does a. bale of ~fore, folly to plant more' cot, be promptly gathered and it >olish to plant varieties of or poor yieldl whent you ;:an igreed seedl of long or s ort hi will insure a bigger mniay rdinary seed. Fortify against market by producing a crop gthe~ best market prices.' y years we have been breed ecting those which we have he Southi's best cotton varie ant-to-row breedinlg method ec value of heritage in .cptton ur rigid germiniatiolg'tests, at all our seed are pure, true tal. They are as near a good se as nature will permit., ru'e you. Send for our ne~w ices reasonable and' withtin EED SEED CQ. Specialists for 20 Years resident H. .L WSPBtf R Q . M\gr. Dept. 16.D le. South C'nr4 inn