The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, March 16, 1921, Section One Pages 1 to 10, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Lat.
This Bank I
For the Ful
We know thq
our banks are ,
leys are green 1
itable spirit :
which knows r
thrills us with
work and to s
you-your int
problems our's
gained for our
nation a lastinj
With your
whnat may be ac
we may ottain?
FIRST NATI(
W. C. DAX
A. C. BRA
J. T. STUI<
ORMER KAISER PAINTS
IS OWN PICTURE
The I1.augue. Alarch M3.-- By the As
(ociated Pressv.;.-lIn the book he has
-.vritten l for private distributio in] .1r1
at-temlpt to Show that,, Great Britairl
.vaS responsible for the wordi war,
formert!) Emperor Wvilliaml of GNermIanys
br oughout always speaks of himself
ni the third person. lie paints Will
amtn II 1a i a man who tried for thirt,
years to nuaintain peace. in Enurope(
but says he was foiled by the peli
Iiouls mlachinlationls of! Great Dr1itainl
AS long ag o as 195, the forme
1aliser Say.; he ti td to found a leagut
f ations.
Although I flll copIy Of t1 hIOol
is yet avilahn and both thie forme
mpiiitl ittor's eti-t-nt and th( nutilt
lid GrVmni K go\'- .: . : )Its w or1ried Ie.
cause of the publicationi of brie ex.
acts fro llit. sIll I int of thle con
te n uusts - , o th . . 'i Ihav l dI ut I
134ntIi ork The t lt a was 1111 picipll yi
due i toiI t Berilin correspondenl t i i
( lilt li sucede is ifa.terii K in
an emperorii i 3118iiit 8. 331313
ofis iiIo A g s 1 LI li91 whr he1 Itreat
ofth vis11it of lIam to arAe
a d rII IiI at Narik, whe the I i zml
said he31 hatedI II th Frnc reuic am
wan3ted ' toi rt or a m nrcy i
Frne utaraysy hekie
t!
1I11 1~114 Ira
las No Fears
Alre.
t our country is sound,
strong, our fields and val
mnd fertile, and the indom
E the American people
ot of defeat-fills us and
a new determination to
erve-hand in hand with
ersest our interest-your
-until we have at last re
community and state and
;- prosperity.
co-operation who knows
complished-what heights
ONAL BANK
IS, President.
DHAM, Vice-President.
ES, Cashier.
"At t e slmne tihe deicasse (til
l''renIIch minlister (if foreign a ffali r
proposed to tie Geloal ebass,
in olaris aera-frenc a gree
ia order prevent the Portuguese et
onehs falling hnder Dritish influent
This prOposal was not- umrd."
The forwer hvpero also ctims th
he draf'ted a1 pwoject for a1 leagule
nations under dhate of .\arch 2.1, 19C
"A proposal, says the book,"w
made by thle former kaiser to tl
Czar and to Witte (thn Russian K(
eign minister) t- round a league
nations consistin of the triple a
anlce and the French andl Russian r
liancet with) thle understataling al1
that other grohps of sepats cou
tries nmy become memlbers of t1
leaguel.. The proposal was aecepted I
thle Czar and WVitte,- Th'lere was I
question as to pre iditial plw
over.I this leagule."
Regar-ding~ thel mlissionl toGrm
in Febmary, 1912, of Viscount I1
dne, the British lord high ch
c llhe book says:
"Germanl effort s to conclude le
trityM54( wth 14 Engtnd failed1 in co114 5s4
dea15 ls wih the4C mobliztion of i111
Hel satis beg44 an as early. a''se A p:'
oftat ye:414I' and the mobilizatio
thale bEnglish rlle ba ki order to
fo'.r mobilizatio \inL4 En1(1ghmd."t I
"June4 15,th Ruia:cl 44 Trpsscalled
I 1vers za ino\ b inket und ''Ierc as
an14S otbrak o pwar.iei liI j4~
havei been i clled115141 to m . 111
dale 111)11T ill is 141d110Igl Ni la
tiill evI se aled:414 with c l ilue Riion,
(P5414 1411 o (lre 4)Jio i r .I th (ur
'1v14 foismemr 4n41mm1)i4P, mI 114) )4)
1:ongerb et ing (us4401
'1miles1 11in 1144 that o l lI1.4S
toasted
LUCKY STRIKE
ci8are te. Flavor is
seled in by toastin&
Oi ugust 5: Sir I'dwat'd Grey (the
Briisfreig Secretary) (tt'mais of
GermanyI that Germany hialt her of
f~esiarch of troopjs in lBelgriuml or
Sotherwise Eiilgland will I)1ote('t Bel
gm.This was the Etlgi ish decelra
tino var.''
SPRHAY Fl1RIT FOR W~ORMS
trol Wor'ms ill fruit, is of VitalI 0 ),1.
tatice ill obtainintg aL good Crop oIf
qiual ity fruit, Fuijve-ts thel )aorticul-I
turi I divi siqll ill E'xtensioni Gi teuh r
25 "Orchartd Spraying.,"' a ne'w publi
catio lllo rlVIeady for diistr'ibtito.
lMost of the fruit that is punctured
while smatll falls from the effects of
the inljo ry 01' Oll UColl t of the pre
l ce of tile dlcvloptitij \VW'Illlsl.
R h los;s ('Iel y wvorm 1illcs-s ill
Hili I I th Ii hatresutin from1 -
R the "sting.s' '111d piunctures, whlich
defom, sarandi Causes the fruit to
fal ao d riel pelato el -Aient I
R Kind and aat111-I~d of
fl Ui dor' aIpoisoni spa made'of
3I lime, and( wa ter Il1 xed as ttlw
AFo 0I Itrmuila No. I
Areaoof lead ( powder, see( llI)
Qick l 11111 ( 1lup .. 2 Iibs.
Water K, Ials.
II (olilula No. 2
1_ 2 ]liMIt )S tlh', SiZfA (t' Ml C'gtt.
V. Water 3-... .. gals.
MIake a1 thinl pwzt (If the ar'e(ll;feI
It (of leadl, andI sike thel limec to ai
of whitewashl waiD Wxalvi' givilti ls
,5. es il0 slaking,.. Wh11.1 cool pol1
IS ttilierO 111dl dilute- t.) fifty gallonts.
we 'l'lts iiixtitte shonildl 1)1 well sI iiiez
"_- Iltiriligv the fpocun- of (Of ri iti.
IfNot(--Inl the u-Ill d, the( wet, pasnte
11 l- I Oftt 1' S~llrl(1i1ii 103Ld t\V cl tn
~Y fouirthis (t' tihe -hucnk:-, Idritd Id lii
pU ii s) have sli tpi'', which ill th
ci s (':1 f, the pear!, il ;bolt I' t~ ,I i,_,
day.; v after tiw .il i!s ill full bloom.
iv l'tunls are lw';; -,I ;c .
I- pea'chets 'the( first y belI hing -ivel
nI- imlltdiat('lV after thet. Itetiili! hlve
fatten.
U- hTcar. L"...y .I~li't'Aishv
i alnadhfie'J'illii htj
1' '~slI
t ciwt il'iigette. Favor isI'
~~ (;~~~,eaied in by~ toasting io
or tGermanyW( that Gerany alt ther f
Stfensivel ('archof troops' in aBelg1 im o
- gium.1 Ti's was~ the Enlihdelaa
- fis summn' I r wom'spay to t etcoil:conH~
1 to wormse in1 fut is of~r ital'o impor-ll
"(tace Ii obtaiin a fo good~e 'rop of(al
-tuit frit iugnto the olirsicul
-ato nwry fo trtx d istrbton.
1 Ate" ofthruit Jthae Si pnture
whilia smallr fallsc fr~y o t'e effeco
the injurywit orcl onile accou-nit f theSpre
the. "lc'xestis' and pctur iies, whichad
deor~, At sar, adc t cu-ses the fru$itto
fallorrienJeratuWrely. 0
K )ian Prepartion--sena0teof
an
Indigestion g
Many persons, ot1erwise "
vigorous and healthy, are
bothered occasionally with
Indigestion. The effects of a
disordered stomach on the
system are dangerous, and
prompt treatment of indiges
tion Is important. "The only
medicine I have needed has .
been something to aid diges
* tion and clean the liver,"
writes Mr. Fred Ashby, a
McKinney, Texas, farmer.
* "My medicine is
I Thedford's a
BLACK-DRAUGHT
for Indigestion and stomach
trouble of any kind. I have
never found anything that A
touches the spot, like Black
Draught. I take it in broken
doses after meals. For a long "
* time I tried pills, which grip
ed and didn't give the good
results. Black-Draught liver
medicine Is easy to take, easy
to keep, iuexpisive."
Get a package from your
a druggist today-Ask. for and
insist upon Thedford's-the A
- only genuine.
Get it today.
a , 1-E84
)ave a wvhole lot to sel when the price
wenit. u) by reasol of said resolut in.'
"WNill hist-'ry repeat itselff a'n?
asks the Squire.
Tryin' to tit somethin' fer notihin'
las all'rsbeen tlhe besettin' sin of
man. Wharas, none of us ever git
anlythin we don't pay fer, soonir or
later, an' giner'ly with compound in
trust if it's paid Iater.
Over at a party at Cabe Sutton's
'other night they got ilto a1 game
called "Vhat's it Good For?", each
oine feiln' Vive the name of sonieth in'
an' required to state off-hand, with
out stoppin' to think, all of its uses,
or pay a fi !1. Vell, wheni t hiiins _eot
goil' riglt it come to Z,eb Stallin's
turn, ai' the tuestion le gnot, was,
"What, all is water good fer?"Zel,
he riz sorter hasiful, an' lit in, sayin'
'Vater, hit . goI to drink, to ak,
craphl giuow, to turn rwill wheiel2 with,
to fish in, it, bile tlin s inl, to wash
clotlies in, I, w:isi your hn:is in, to
wash your fCac in, to \: hyour i
ill--"
Zel, I v s \ wain' all artond thte
dges likl, ai' whln lie hiItated.
tryin' to Hiunk of usimiethin' elsi, a '
folkis commlenced1 to giggle, Squire
lIeiler l)mal over an' wiisperld: "To
wash all over in;" nl' Ztb, hlit l s ez sez
ze, "for boy: to u' swoinin' in :n
Increalse t
COStS, ilmi[
protect a
IaScs by t
ItI
See your .3
and place y
F. S. Royst
Norfolk, Va. Richim
Coi~lubia, S. C. Spart
Mac on, Ga Coulumbi
Hjjjjjjin) ]jafBl
the sunner time." an' when every
body yelled lie got mad an' said he
was willin' to pay his line if he had
n't mentioned all what water was
good for, but, by-grabs, h~e didn't
comlie thar' to be caught up sUddllent
like on a thing an' then be made
fun of.
I was down to Jii Grubb's t'other
day an' found Jim in the smokehouse
hangin' the meat of six hogs, an' one
of his boys in the corn crib shellin'
Corn to go to I ill, an' t'other one git
tin' feed out'n the silo for the stock,
an' the ole 'oman braggin' about her
butter an' eggs she'd saved above
what was used at home to take to
town, an' I never heerd a dang w ord
said about the low price of cotton.
.N, OTICC
All creditors and debtors inl re: es
tate of the late L. A. Asbell (Summer
ton Drug Co., Summerton, S. C.,) de
ceased are hereby notified to render
their accounts duly attested and to
make any and all payment due said
estate to the undersigned at Idgefield,
S. C., or to Summerton Drug Co.. at
Summerton, S. C.
E'. C. ASBWLL",
Administrator, Hstate of L. B. As.
bell. -t
marl
The F ASHI
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SPALMA
PP A LlM A
fagnillirl'/
Columbia,
for thle or
March 28 l
he inl (,oil
to April 2 ae
Lrov 'lThe Store of Col
1513 M1ain St.,
ke LOW"
he y lde r ace,
>rv Guan quliof y<
is t weS ' atheri, inse
he,(~ liberta use of4
m~l, Va.d Lynchburg, Va.
NOTICE OF DIl.lt;E
I will apply to the .udge of Pro
hate for Clarendon county, on the it ),
day of Atpril, 1921 at 11 (I'clock a. in.,
for 1 tetters of Discharge as Ahrinis
trator of the Estate of Bl-im l '.
Charles .1-. Fltoit.
Adm11inist rat'r,
l'oreston,1 S. C.. Nhlrch 8, 1921-e.
NOTI(').; C llED)ItoS
All Persons ha~vin~g claimis against
the Estate of .JosepIh Dowe, deceaised,
will present 1thtetI Iuly attested. And
those owing said EstIte will m.ake
paynient to the nldUersigned qua ied
Adiinstrator of the said Estate.
Thomas Ninmer.
Adminitistrat..
Manning, S. C., '\farch 8, 1921-pd.
ECZCNWA
Money baclc without question
if HUNT'S Salvo fails in tht.
treatment of ITCH. ECZEMA.
RINGWORM, TETTER or
other itching skin diseases.
Try a 75 cent box at our risk.
DICKSON'S DRUG STORE
A~r
ON SHOW%
FEST A
ing a wolndt'IfuI oppor1111unity to
you rse Ilf w ith the prem ier tor
.\ m-erical fashion Iodes for.
d Snmmer 1921.
m11odelt 1-o\wns and wIp,) selected
casien bv the Shack r 11 St01 oei
senited by professional Nwv York
Mdeis.
tt i'd to iltale yoult plaIis n4 lt
11nh'.1 for 'a m e t A \nd \(II
cor11dially inmited tol meel y1ur
the Shadceford Hool 11t 1r in Ie
yoiur dIw i-t onu n heiadquarter4.
litclle- Attention"
COI'l M111A. 111. C.
prod uction
ur crop and
tvs and dis-.
T&
NALYAS
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