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THE MANNING TLME$ Entered at the Postoflice at Manning as Second-Class Matter. Appelt & Shope, Proprietors. Published Every Wednesday Subscription Rates $2.00 per year in Advance MANNING, S. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1921 GO TO WORtK M3any people are of the opinion that now that the. new administration is t in odfice and its views are fairly well known, there should be no further delay in the revival of business throughout the country. Every change of administration brings its period of doubt and uncer tainty. The moneyel interests do not know just how far it is safe to go, I hence they set the brakes and mark time by a temporary curtailment of ex penditures. This pro luees a natural slump in business that is designated by some as hard times. Alr. Harding has indicated that, he desires a conservative but pirogressive I administration, free ftom entangling foreign alliances, and with the protec- I tion that should be aff wded legitimate business interests in every section of the country. It is time for big business to get down to the ste:uly grind again, and for little business to hit the same pace. Everybody go to work at something!. WIlY SU'CI AN HFFt,*IT? Someti les people look upon 1 attendance at church as a duty which nuist be performed, and yet one which requires more or less of an effort. When we go to a show we pay the price to see performers reproduce scenes of everyday life 'hat are old to mttank ind. It affords us the change our natures reuiire al we are satisfied. At every church service the min ister tells us sonething we did not know before. I-e extracts his informa tion from a ource that can not be questioned, from a book that never grows old, from the Iountainheal of truth and k inowledge. The pages of the Bible con ta in more thri illinog stories and m1ore astound ing wonders than all other prints of civilization combined-and every word is truth. All of this is yours for the going, as free as the air that you breathe. There is no ticket taiker at the door, and no admission is charged. You are welcome without a pie. ii you ask more? IS 'Ill1s A SQ- AlE DEAL? -- The war depatmient and certaini civilian agencies are fostering a plan to establish a series of citizens militatry trainitng caips in thi is country. It is understood that the government will furnish transportation, sub- - sistence and uniforms, while the student would be required to devote his time t free of charge. The main objet of these camps would be to ilcate the public up to the necessity of universal military training, which congress has so far refused to sanciiolt. O n tIe solface this would appear to be a praise- - w irNy a*IVNUv. 1)uc I Is It I ile rIen( maI-S 80n 111( the youm.g man in coill fortable CiCLImS cIles can Ianor to (levote 111011th Of hIis tiie to attending hese camlip s without re'nnlleillratioll. lie would therefore be in tite for a conim Ilission in the ariny AT ONCE inl the event of wrI. The pool. yoUrg manl, who aln not afford to lose the i me from his busi ieSS without Compellsatioll, uis n 1101o of attending such I camp, not) llat er. how many natural (jluallitictions he might possess that go into the making if a iteceptable army oflicer. Buck private ill the ranks is the prize that F waits him. Yet le lm LIst pIay his proportioni of taxes for the Iurpo se of lailtaifing these camps for the benefit of those who are Ilore fortiiately itualted. If it is lecessary to maintain training elmps ill order to educate en for responsible positions ill time of war there shoull be no favoritisi Ilown. The tranlsportation1, lni floris aill subsisteIce fr ni sIed by the gov Imlilelt are pail for by all of the people. If congress desires to be fair in the. matter it will pay each moan who at mds a reasoiallle sumll to compellsat e him for the tiia he loses from Ihis siness, at least all aloounit equal to tile pay of a second lieutelmlot, tihie low t commissioned grade inl the arm1y. Then the privilege of atteni0dinig the iips should be apportioned out t the several states and count 'S ill il l irtion to population, the local authorities to make the selections from those 10 apply. If I'ongress is not willing to do this, or something equally fail. enl it Should do nothing at all, and there should he 11o camps, unless private lividuals desire to conct thm enm liirely at their o expelses. To give the subject a 1u11 rely local application, low m11aly young men iln S communttllity ale ill a position to) give ai month of their time lFRE'ir OF (ARGE in order to attend these calimps for the pilurpe iOf providinllg great security for A I. OF TIlE PEOLE? This couitry is not, oult Of the woIds oI war. It will need diefenlders for Ily years to come. It will neved mlanly mienl comptnti to step into com- G sioned rank. Hut iln rilg-alnizing tilie camlips1 that prdIe these officers should give every section of country and every clhss (I onrhI citionry an it opportunity 1nd a squalre deal. It congiress will uld ll- iteI (of cool sation to the appropriation for these callps, toletlhve with ri I tinIn Ipportiolimnent of attendallce privileges, we belie the schmli e woud101 be I and patriotic to a degre, 1111 womld et with popular aIp)poVal. But to spend the money if all If the pele for the bellefit of those who more fortulately sitllatei finIniillV we conisbler undtleMocrLltil jigel S a1d ll-Americn. : tt m:: : :: M: ::: t::: #t: ::: ::::: :: : : : : :: : :: The Manning Meat Market : c( Wishes to expresI many thankI to the Iod people Of ai inlg .1nd ilhe countly for their patronage, anld wIll try to pfleaIse all A ais I will hal e help inl the nar future, and the delit ry1 %$ill he still t. more. promlpt.HV FISIE- \%illT IMN \ND TItMl'T (). FI-D.\Y and '-.\Tt ID.\Y. ThankI IIin .v-, 4u all for I the past anld fturel*( pat ronlage, ;lml yom -s W. R. Childers, Owner. No B(.4.f excee.ding.2.c :ill. tit ti ti t:::::tt::::::::tt!!!::!::::::::::::u:::::::::::::::::::z:: :::::::: : vi! JAVA PEKoi Twenty-Five Cents Pou ICKSON GROCERY and FEEL A GOOD FRIEND A good friena standa by you whe n need. Manning people tell ho, )oan's Kidney Pills have stood th est. Mrs. Joe Wells of South Bour .ry Street endorsed Donn's nine year go and again confirms the stor3 'ould yo ask for more convincin estimlony . Mrs. Joe Wells gave the followin: tatement January 30, 1911: "1 hav een greatly relieved and benefited b )oan's Kidney Pills, I had kidney ar oyances and I suffered with dul ackaches. I was also bothered wit cadaches and (izzy spells. Doan Lidney Pills however, soon prove ust what I needed, for in a shot ime I was free from those troubles. OVER SEVEN YEARS LATEF r on February 15, 1918, Mrs. Well aid. "I can always say that Doani' idney Pills are without a doubt th (s't kidney remedy on the markel Lnything as good as Doan's is worth f high recommendation." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don, imply ask for a kidney remedy--ge )oan's Kidney Pills--the same tha irs. Wells had. Foster-Milburn Co ifrs., Buffalo, N. Y. C A881fl[DADVERTISING IRICK--Just arrived a lot of goo< Hrick, the price is right. Dicksol Grocery & Feed Co. OST----One U. S. Tit ,, 33x4I Buicl rim between Manniing, Silver an, Suimertonl. Reward of $5.00 wil he paid the fiider. Charleston Dru, Co., care Zeigler's Pharmacy M1Ian umtg. I IGI IEST prices paid for Libert: Bonds. All denominhuations. W. F Geiger, First National lhink. 11-ti IAlL OR C'ATTAIL MILLIEAT PIlant this to cut green for you stock, 30c petr pound. Die'ksoi Grocery & Feed Co. V ANTED31 t0o tires to vulcanizt Lower prices, better material !!0ey Vuilcanizing Co., saves yo moley. AtDEN AND FIELD SEED-Seei Core Bush and Running Ben Seeo iii hulk. Dickson Grocery an, Feed Co. AKEN Ul One dark gray mar, with flax tail and mane both bael feet. 'vhite, weight about '700 lbs Benl dva it'ers, Davis Station. It-] A P SEElD-5I 'ier W) poundt. Dick soil Grocery & Feed Co. OR SA .E Dixie Triutnmph wilt re. sistanat seed f'rom cotton that imh bale a11i1 halIf the acre, carefull) gintied to prevent. mixing. This b a large boll ojpen heaving cotton 01 Ih earliest var iety which qualiIfi. cations tmakes it the best to plan undier hool weevil conditions. Als< a limited quantity of' Gillespie Lo.g Staile seed from0 cotton that pIllI ed I 3-8 Staple. Either seed ont dolharI per hishel F. 0. I. Ster S. C., cash with order, E. S. Booth sumlter, S. C. 1 -t ()( ) Wilt Resistait Cottoin Seed $1.00 per bushel. Dickson Grocer-3 A KEN I The owner can get lost yeartIimg that was taken up at I ilace about two weeks ago for provs ig owne trshi p and paying for feed and this adv. Yearling care of The Times. ASOLINE SYSTEM--Oil Tanks at Pum ps, A ir Compressors, Conmpjut ing Scales, Showv Cases, Accoun Itegisters, FlIoor Scales, Rebuil Cash llegisters, Safes, Store Fix tures. 'The Hamilton Sales Co. Columbia, S. C. No.5-ti I G\ A~ lItlDi. I' Sorghami Seed: - 15< St '11001. m'rs. E. ( . A lsbrook, li incipal .\lanning, S. I'. -s. Cettiticates admtiits to le'adim) aI ctoaching.~ for beniefic'iaryv schobir -isit y. NOTli('E A' mee11ting of' te stockhldeicrs o~ trolina Coiach Linies will be held a te otlict' iof Frted Le.(sesne, Maninga C., ttn Sattrday, A'\pril and, 1921a mnsidetrmng a resoluit ion 1o windl' ui n' atffair's of' said C arolina Cosar jit's wh(ib is a (orportatlion and1 dlis Iv'e the ibarter' of <mmei(. I trbtet I. Smith, Satnning, S. I. Marcth I, 1921 -0-5t 4 TEA nd Bulk ) COMPANY. E 4Nnnff o m InAI ME TIE Presents ith The I with rray and Davi aramonut Artcraft Pict Ly, Marci Faster! Faster! Slaves of Pleasure, lost in the spell of Broadway's lights and laughter. Driven by the lash of unfulfilled de sires-on and on-- dancing, loving, thirsting for new sensation-beynd the law -beyond virtue-into the abyss. A vivid, lavish drama of human souls that drank of too much "life" on New York's Great White Way. Every Scene a Sensation Night 7:30 and ADMISSION, 35 and 25c. ns of D trmers and stock raisers by the < f this is due to carelessness beca >f remedies just as quick as the: iout a dloub~t on e of the largest 1 nid every onie is ai specific for th (e diarrhoea. Tho expeCl we' m t.~ ,ol petite and nmal and vigorous. LAXO 4 >rmUs and also 1 unequlalledl A fine purg laxative wvill : on No. 800---A HO] iGrippe, Flu, M alaria, Chills, Fe it never fails. Anyone suff'ering mn this remedly. ire handled by the Iseman Wh g dlealers: Isemian Mercantile Manning. these remedies a fair trial. XM desire. Our C omnpany veterinit e adlvice as to t he remedies sui Medicine Co :::::nt:ng:satutun~wn ATIIE )ance" I Powell ure.. 1 21st. See The intrigues in the architect's tower. Sensational scenes in an "after hours" jazz palace. The dance of the Masked Dancer. The poisoning of a happy love by a beau tiful, jealous Russian. 9:00 P. M. !i c)llars leath of their different use the animals do not r show symptoms of ines of stock and fowl e disease it is intended1 )G TONIC II rms, increases the ap- I ces them extr'a healthy4 A fine tonie. Price $1. 704 )IL~ FOR HlOGS I ative and used as aj roduce best of results. [' SHOT---[ ver and Ind(igestion. A with any of the above olesale Grocery Comn Co., Manning; Kash Te knfow that they wvill nran, D~r. John I. Brun ted for the different mpany, SUMTER, S. C. nuammmmmmunurnm PASTI "On I.W t t t 2 Mae Me A Pq Mon da Se The amazing re venge of a jilted light o-love. 9AP The escapades of a !: butterfly wife. The shot at a revel that ends the "fools' -f Idance." AE The butterfly's !f startling confession in court to save a man. Matinee 3:30. Mi!5i~ii!iiFi Miliio Lost annually by f, animals. A good part'o receive the right kind < sickness. We have wit] r emedies in the world a to b~e used 706 FOR CHICIl I For cholera 01r whit IAlso a tonic adl egg sti of the best remediesi Price 50c. Ii 707 - FOR HOG A fine remedy for w< a preventative. A 1'reedy. Price $2.00. r Prescripti, For the cure of La sure relief and1 one the can get (quick relief froi All our me~dicines p~any, with the followir and Karry Grocery Co., We ask you to givt I' producee the results you I son, will he glad to giv I dliseases. Sumter I 316 South Sumter Stred I .u m m m m ...........