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Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1921 Court convenes in Manning itext Monday. Prof. E. .. Browne, who has been critically ill is able to be out again. Dr. and Mrs. Abe Weinberg of Sum ter spent Sunday here. The Presbyteria n churel is install ing their new pipe organi. Miss Deal of Sumter visited liss Grace Nimmier this week. Mrs. Webb Sprott of .Jordan is Visitiig inl W in ston- Salem. Mir. .lames Sprott is in Witnston Salem, to attend the Sprott-DIavis marriage. Cadet Allen Harvim of the Citadel spent Sutiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. '. ILarvin in Mlann ing. Sain .1un1e, a respectable colored man, died suddenly at his home inl Manning Thu'rsday night. Mr. I. M . Shope left Mlonday night forI' Philadelphia. where he goes in the interest of the Ti .leJob departlimeit. Miss Hessie Reardon is at the Co lumbia IlIospital taking a course in nlursmig. Mlarried last Thiur'sday in Sumter, Miss .Jewell Brewer of Manniing and Mr. Harry Wingate of Kitigstree. M'. ald Mirs. H. B. Ewart of Spar tanburg are visiting theitr mother, Mrs. B. A. Johnson in Maiming. Mrs. S. J. Kellett of Fountain Inn is visitiig her mother. .\lrs. B. A. Johnson in Manning. The legislature has ratified the Pinewood election ,and unless stopped by the courts, Sumter will get all of this territory vote(l on. Rhett Mou'zon, who is now a1 mem ber of Uticle Sam's army is visiting his grald-parents, Mir. and M rs. .1. E. Reard(lon. To be married in New York on March 20th, liss Anie Iirschmatin of Manning aid M1r. Iarry Frisch of that city. The Sardinia i'oad was let by con tract last week, anld a c'onstruction comnpaniy of Georgia was the success ful bidders. To be married tomorrow inl WVinstonl Salem, N. C., Mr. Morgan Sprott of' Manii g and liss Ruby Davis of that city. Mrs. Stewart I larviln, who has been at. the bed-side of her husband, wjho i in a hospital in Charilesto n, iet urn ed home Al oniday night. Mr. IlIarvin being much improved. lire destroyeI the harn anld stables Of Mr. Moses Levi DuBose in the Fork of Black river last Thurts~hy. Mr. Du Bose lost two bales of cotton anI all of his corii aid forage. The building belonged to Mr. A. A. Strauss of Sumter. Congressian I .ogan addressed some of the Voters here last Tihirsday. IlIe is trying to keep inl touch with the 'wants of the people so as when he takes his seat he will be in a position to be of benelit to Iis constitiuents. Congressma n I ogan told us that Man oning is e'nt itled to a l+'ederaIl)post of flece, andl he itendled to) do( all in his powVer toi gi ve us a go(ver'nmen t builId ('AHI) O1 l'lIANKS I wish to expresys to myi tfriendls my smeer~ie alppreem'itioni for' their many k indntesse's duirig miy re'cent hei'eave ment. ('. S. l.and. Foreston, S. ('. MJSSIONAltY SO(CIETiY OF' Tlhe Wvomian's Mthissionaryv Soi etyv of the Mtethod ist(I curc(h will (meet at the churct'ih Mondhay a fternoon.(ti 4:3(, .\l archl 14th, 1921. Hymn 7015. Business.5 Mtlissionary i Newsts, MrIis. \. TI. lIlthns Prayer. Ilile l.esson -((etmporary' lh'li V 21 -24; hluo-ia \'I (; ."lat thewt Xll, 7- \ltr. .. A. ('o.. IIlymn 710. Topie- -TheIi Itl~c ('cimmunit ty's Mrs. tt it. SpI t 2. Tennc a1 moh-n rbtm Mlr'. . N. Sprat't. Solo- .\iss (os Ma a- v 1rude '1istrunk. ll~l;I~n ('( llet d'ig ii? (lai i'ei tb C oe lttbon wSeifaed andi 5((I tching w it I Io, for som hindr rsh.i'( 1 ()~ti ,- 0 ' e fe l ( i(' jj and cofrtb-.. forOCKIN 00Ind CotNGtn ESeed. WATE I. Complete with Merch Judicious Buyii Will Haster Goo When times are good, yo times are bad, you suffer. when we must all depend up prosperity, it is well to han of the things that make pro we may use this knowledge condition. When we better tion, we help to bring prospel Right now the thing to do i to circulation. That means and buy what you need. Wi by everybody, good times wi money you spend at this stor iianufacturers and producers in turn pay it out in wages 0 other producers. The more changes hands in this way, wheels of industry begin I makes times good and the I right back to you who put circulation The longer people hold off and purchases, the longer I stay on the wheels of indi longer we must all wait foi prosperity. Paying debts spending for the things you i prosperity. Do your part, al ALDERMA 20 Stores In Manning, S. A Few Words to Home Dres There is no time to I ting at the Spring sewi season vill be here alm realize it. Now is the time to choose your materials ens, cotton goods, trimn new things Are here in iety and selections are and comj)lete. We hav World's markets for thi tive and desirable, and price standards will m< instant approval. Spring is almost her things are ready for y Come in at once. NAVALI. ARIGE AGROUND Naissau , liahamoas, M areb 8.--The United States navy barge Number 31 ran agrond ml r'iday on t he north reef of ('at Island while on the way to G uanotanamto, C'uba. The vessel is1i a hoplIess cond(1ition. Anl (,;icers of the hargee hias ariived here antd re ported that the r'ema i nder of the crew who are still on boarid, are in need of pro vililons, $ennvett OWNt kciol " Sc'.ading a company that mncludes 1000 Beautiful Guls is a typical Sennett Cast inclu.htng Ben Turpin '- Mairie Prevost Charlie Murrayj Phylilis Jiaver PASTIME THEATRE, Thurnday, March 24th A LD 2 0 andise: Replete with Intere Men's Clot Ig Sul theChaSu Cheap in pri C Times clothes represe u profit; when made ati( In these days who never lo onl each other's nmaterials and e a knowledge sperity so that to better our 00 our own condi- .2* -ity to all. put money in pay your debts Will buy s] en this is done i return. The manufactured e is paid out to brands as ST) of goods, who r spend it with PENHIMER. m"oney that that is necess D iim. That style and valuc *ood ti'es get select one of th the money in their payments he brakes will en istry, and the the return of and judicious AT eed will hasten id do it now. N'S But not by a Oxfords, for t )le $12.00 on toda; C. all sizes and a styles. Men ar fortable low z the wonderful opp smaker Some Nev )e lost in get ng. The new Women, particul Dst before we having the home ne the house atmosphe ing. Special atten come in and beautiful lines of v -silks, wool- have just come ill, iings, etc. The glass and silver w spl)endid var- will he one of the a .nusually full searched the new, attra-c- Dress the new loV ,et with Your With the coming in the little things e. The g attractiveness. Spe choosing. time to the new lini s wear, etc. You will needs eficiently and I will apply to the .Judge of Prmo hate tor' Clarendon county, on the 11th da~y of A pril, 1921 at 11 o'clock a. mn., for [.et ters of Discharnge as Admninis trator of the Estate of Benjamin P. Charles M. F'ulton, Adiministrator. lForestoni, s. C., M.Iarch 8, 1921 --e. .I rs. I .con wVeinber'g w.vill returnm to dayv from a mlonti. 's visit to her moith cr in New York. 5 Why Not B Good ~Ii rThey'r~e as eadsy to ~fi (ones and( are munc Rhode Islati ~fi$2.00 per 15 S for run of the yi SOne hundred per cent. teed. rI ho (se eggs arle h L~j ('culled1 thorouighhn prod(uce strong he: ar tCIhe best dloullh (hickenfs knlown. Ihi ifty-swveet eat ers'. W'ill acept ~ C.R.BR E/R M) STORES IN '0] st. hes WC )risingly Cheap. ce only, because the nted in this sale were T inally famous makers dull w rer their standard of attrac workmanship. styles TO tempt $35.00 T Blous space. >lendid Spring suits ments under such famous N (LEPLUS and KUP- and a These names tell all and tt Lry about quality, fit, lookec . Come in today and ese fine suits. s Oxfords $8.00 iy means Eight Dollar hey are worth fully y's market. We have great lot of attractive ixious to get into con hoes will find this a 3rtunity. Things For the Home rly, take a keen interest in it and attractive. Cultivating re is praiseworthy and uplift tion is called, therefore, to Alvet and axminster rugs that and to new showings of cut are. The reasonable pricing ppealing features. Accessories of Spring the interest grows learned so much to personal cial attention is called at this es of Gloves, Hosiery, Under find us prepared to serve your economically. Mrs. W. M. Brockington is visiting relatives in Atlanta. 0 -NOTIICE CREITO'.RS h th r~e All persons5 having claims against ye the Estate of Joseph D~owe, dleceased, M will prlesent them (luly attestedl. And ge those owing said Estate wvill make m lpaymenlt to the undlersignced qualified ar Administrator of the saidl Estate. i Trhomais Niimmer, 10i Administrator. 1 Muanninig, S. C., March 8, 1921--pd. aise mh Chickens ? i raise as commion hI mnore profitable 4 Red Eggs' elected; $1.75 per 15 ird. germination guaran 'omn finest closely !(d stock and wvill ilthy, chicks. Reds e purpiIose bredC~ of IiLrge' size inig andi~ heavy lay E D IN. NE * "You See it Fir >men are Choos Spring here is a decided tendency t< inter garb and secure a full., tive new Spring wearables, is irrisistable; sucl variet ing low prices. o describe the rpany new Su as, Skirts, etc., would be imi There is variety without < of every type, taste, figure ow is the time to come in ar btractive showings. The Si: e advantage of a long seasoi b7 ADMN~sRATON AL Pusa tt7a re f.. M id m, ude f rot, Iwlsllt '4ihs idr frcsa h siec fClin oir ers rS/.o rdy h 8hdyo wrh 91 t1 'lc .M h lotr ofucort an d er sof gu.M id ~i~lece of Calvin Bosier,er i SirerS e.', 1921, t1 'lc ..2t-h. teI twilplo-he Jugof Pro-~ y ofhar, 19, lot of o'co andge. ford atoiers schae hs, in latr of ohe Estate ho gun.oo Administrator. Silini, s. C., Feb. 1, 1921. 2tp. IPialtto State Judestivaro C olumbiah19,Matr1clock8th Y~Lteof lhae ae Ainr to o thette ofndred otl hindectieaeyeadhu haveitseye exaine al( Dlmti S.CRe. 1J 12. E. Palmafe taO Pualmttnuamaestiva st at ALDERMAN'S" ing New Apparel Now. ) buy early, lay aside the season's service from the The lure of the new y, supreme quality and its, Wraps, Gowns, Hats )ossible in this limited mnd to meet the require and pocketbook. d choose f: m these full ring season starts early i's wear is not to be over INS AD)MINISTRIATION sALE Pursuant to an Order of J1. M. Wind ham, Probate Judge, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, in the town of Pinewood, on Saturday the 19th (lay of March, 1921, at 11 o'clock A. M. Twvo shares of stock of the Citiz'n Bank of Pinewood, of the par value of $50.00 each. JIacob Johnson, Adin i st rat or. Pinewood, S. C., Feb. 24, 1921. 201n -- 0--- - - NoTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the Estate of Lee Geddings, deceased, "'ill present them duly attested. And those owing saidl Estate will make payment to the undersigned trualitiedl Administrator of saidI Estate. Adlminiistrato.r. Pinewvood, S. C., F'eb. 18, 1921. pd. NOTICE A meetinog of the stockholders of (Carol ina C oach i nes will be held at the Ollice oif F"red Lesesne, Maninjg, S. C., on Sat uriday', April 2nd, 1921 at t welve o'clock noon for the purpose of conls idering at resolut ion to wind up the affairs of sa id Carolina Coneh Lines whih is 1 a corporation and d is 'autni jo .Ia)3.iny a.) aio1d. II erbert L. Smni th, .\Ianniing, S. C'., March 1, 192l--9-Ste ed that your chid among 1er children in school has d have glasses. You can 1ad fittedl in Manning by A RA NT, ETRIST wmnttnammaanme~mtmmunaun