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T E MANNING TIMES Entere t the Postoffice at Manning as Second-Class Matter. Appelt & Shope, Proprietors. Published Every Wednesday ubseription Rates $2.00 per year in Advance MANN G, S. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1921 TnERE IS A BoNE IN THE wAY --o The worl - tired of war. It wants peace-plenty of peace--uniersal .1 perpetual 4ace---or at least a majority of us (10. But will we achieve 7 desires? t t us co siler. A hungry 4g vill a ways make a dve for a juicy bone. It is the natura the brute. bvill nevor change. And some dogs are always hungry.. Na ns are mue ke dogs. World commerce is their juicy bone. They are all er it. The ill never cease to seek it as long as international relations st. There A 1 never he perpetual peace between dogs, beause wherever -re is a bont here is an objet of strife and contention. We doubt there will ever be universal peace among the nations off the 't as long the comnercial bone exists, because strife and contention is erent in nmi in((d just as it is inl the <1og. There is Je difference between the law of human nature and that of brute crea , . ach wants the bone, and sooner or later they will light gain or ret eontrol of it. Viniversal peace is a beautiful dream and we .atly desire o see it. Bhit a dream is a reality only while it lasts. We y rejoice it le peace of today, but, today is never a guarantee for the rrow. The a bone in the way. --- --------00 TWENTY-IVE 31LES AN 110 R In Illinois.; (y are tryilig to pass a law requiring that. every automobile equipped wr a device that automatically prevents a car from going at a mter rate peed than twenty-five miles an hour. It would be well if :h a law co be enacted in every state. Tweiity-five miles is a good rate speed. It i. ast enough for any automobile to go. It is evei too rapid some of ol < ruinkell motorists. If the dri- of a car were headed straight for the grave, and knew it, he uld step onI brake, or pull the emergency. Twenty- five miles an hour uld throw hI into a panie. Ile would want to crawl, to emulate the snail ir, like the kass. to progress backward. It makes a difTerence whose Ive is ahead OSE SIPAC OF COTTON important that we got. our.Cotton, or AS / lEANS OF is much If it as is Possible, matuied FI "ING TlE W EFV!L before the weevils get too numerous. -- Along this line, I wish to Call y'our. t'he cotton >p of the county is atte iti to the matter of spacing. A v planted I I thinning time is at nim mber of o111 experiment stations id. I undlei nd( that wveevils Were have beenl rolinilig tests t~o (leterm inc 'e ill large ibers last fall. With te spacintg of cotto that gives th e mild wint e -my rest asstrl. larest yields year after year. In t a goodly ber o f them will bie practically all of these test t e close hand to b. Ili their work fairly spein has givem the lo gest and 1y this Sul '. It is, therefor e most n r( aofitale yielou s. Tbis has been Halfg Wth ith ing? o o ta ge Clean Out Your Blood That flai it, torturous itch that S.S.S., the vegetable blood remedy, drives you scratch yourself raw is excellent. Thousands have de and bleedit is generally caused by pended on it for half a century. impure, dis r ered blood. You can Your (rUggiSt Will supply you relieve it tl . ughly only with S.S.S., and if you by getting impurities will wvite us a history of out. your trouble, we vill give Enrich y i blood and You expert medical ad keep it wh onie. Then vice free. Address Chief such troub as are due Medical Advisor, 842 to it will 1 you For S t IN 2 -j . 1 1 wit S.S.S.,andifyou this work wmous old slanta. Georia. MyourNtroblEEwE EN m yo epetmeicl Ud vie re.AdrssChe MedicalAvisor,_84 SwftLboatr, Ut Ilr AiNA .A F___TATONA. __AN Thi. nk StndsU Beh i YouU Wehae ilay bse or uces upo yursuces;yor ropeit hs Inan prseiyfruUn o er gongtostndbein yu o heful U Theel~n Sretacoedi anIakoe .'ou p~nyln'sucwith yorus.eiy a W;.U'll C. DAS ,~lt Prsdent.fOX ~ 'r J.ti T STUKESI Cahier.~l o h fl MENE MEMMEMMEMMEMMERMMU WORN NERVES Nervous troubles, with backache, dizzy spells, queer pains and irregular kidneys; give reason to suspect kidney weakness and to try the remedy that has helped your neighbor. As your neighbor. Mrs. B. F. Louder, Dinken St., Man ning, says: "I had a slight attack of kidney trouble about three years ago which started with smart pains through the small of my back. Head aches bothered me a good deal, and sometimes I was so nervous I couldn't hold anything in my hand. I was bothered with dizzy spells, too, and black specks often came before me, in fact, I was feeling all out of fix. A friend told me about Doan's Kidney Pills and I got some. Doan's not only helped me but euredt me entirely of the trouble as I haven't been bothered since." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Louder had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. )articularly true under boll weevil conditions. In Misissippi, where this has been tried out more fully than in any other state. tile results s em to prove conclusively that the cotton that is left very close in the drill gives the best yields. This has been the case, both in the delta on the richest kind of land and ill the Piednont see tiois where the soil is not so fertile. Where cotton is given considerable distance a great many of the large vegetative branclies are ' Produced. These beat no fruit, but they do fur tish plenty of shade to protect Mr. Weevil front the hot sun which he dis likes so much. And when left thick cotton will lut on and mature a great er percentage of early fruit. As men tioned in the beginning, this matter of getting your cotton to mature early is one of the most inlmortant factors in producing c.tton under weevil con ditions. It would, therefore, seem advisabie for us to give this pla a trial in or der to see how it works out locally. Try a part of your crop, if nothing iore than a few rows. with the plants left around eight inches itn the drill; and if you leave a couple of plants to the hill no harm is done. W. It. Gray, County Agent. -- - - - --- - TW)O MOVES MADFE IN LEACE POICY Chairman Porter Introduces Measures Dealing Sepaartely With Ger maty and Austria. Washington, April 25.-Progress ol the peace policy-to end tle state of war by resolution of congress was made today in'both branches of congress. Inl the senate the Knox peace reso lition, revised in Iore detail, was re ported favorably by the foreign re lations committee, atnd announce m1tent was m11ade by Senator Lodge of Massachusetts. Republican leader, that it would be called 1up tomor Two similar resolutions, dealing separately with Germany and Aus tria, were introlucel inl the house by Chairiani Porter of tite foreign CLASSI[I[D AD ITISINV FO R SA LE-Handsome Cypress I Shingles, very best grade. Apply to Frierson Fruit Co., MIanning. 2tp I FER TILIZER--We have a few tonls 8-3-3 on hand for ini diat tde livery. lBomiar' & Co. I.OST On road hetween Sutiter and Madnning~ on Montday feron Apt'il 25rth, a Suit Ca Rterttdn wtill be pid for thle i'etu rn (If same toI tis oflice. GASOL INE SYS'I EM-Oil Tanks ttnd Pumps Air Conmpressors, Comput ing Scales, Show Cases, Account Registet's, Floor Scales. Rebuilt Cash ITegisters, Safes. Stot'e Fix. tures. 'rhe lamilton Sales Co., I(OKMAN WANTIS PO(SITION - Wouhi( like to tatke chtarge (If book for' somet Ware'house5( in Sotuth Carot't lina, ont miy way't to Noth Cartolina. Att secritar o~(f Warehtoutse inl Kenitucky. At.dtdress II. Stanltey lilake, C'arlisle, Ky. Wt~ IC PA, Y CA 511 for hens, frii'rs, br-oil.. ers, Ieese', trkeys5, duci(ks and ilfre'(sh coun111try eggs. Quote' us your I best pr~ties. i ly Whiite Martket. Colum it ..hie, S. ('1 -1.e I II YOU 1 NICIL) a small aimountt of iti onflerilzeweca dlie se'lec'ted . shetIl('d and1( gradledl, tresht aI tli lat ing titme. !.,'t us hook your' order nowit', 1 'it do no(t Ilanit ut-il M~ay or .11une. for- hest results. We c'ant furntish White Spanish or' tttt. nter s('(' ini any quati ty at r'easont ablie prt-; also pea'ltnt pla nters andit grotwing. Sea Island Cotton Oil W E IhA VMl a few tonis 8-3-3l sotme fort we ennt lh-liver' htamed(iately. I10. mart & Co. SEVERA\ L ROOMS f~UltNIShIED) for s ileepjin or' (t light house keeping. A pply btox 262, Manniing, I15-4t-c. COIAEGE PREP'ARlATlOtY SCIIOOL aflrs. N. ('. Alsbrook. P'rincipal - Manning, S. ('. F'ifteen standard unit. flig schoolt Eriglish, F"rench, L atini, mtathiematies .icienclIe and1t peonmansh ip. Thorough pr epa rtioin fotr an. college. Students for Winthrop and Clemson win lhon ortS. Ctertifica tes JImlnits to leadittg coll('ges without .xam inationt. Spe cial coaching for beneficiary scholar ships offered by Winthrop, Clemnsont the Citadel, and South Carolina Uni BARGELT Widely Known Cartoonist and Reader in a "JOY NIGHT" Program Supreme Evelyn Barglet is one of America's Greatest Chau tauqua Artists and "JOY NIGHT" is a fitting finale to a great Chautauqua. LAST NIGHT Redpath Chautauqua Five Big Days Season Tickets $3.00 Plus 10' Tax affairs committee, who ann1olunced that they would not be taken up un til after the senate acts on the Kno: measure. Although the senate is to begin formal consideration tomorrow of the Knox resolution. it was not certain tonight that avtual dehate would start 'before Wednesday. Neither Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, au thor of the resolution, nor other Re publicall leaders contemplated de bating the measure tomorrow and Democrats also were not ready to be gin discussions. Ar informa! reenference tomorrow between Senator Underwood of Ala hama, Democratic leader and I mor ity members of the foreign relations committee, with a few other prom 'inent Democratic senators was planned to diseuss a course of pro cedure. Seniator Underwood said he expected Democratic action would he similar to that. with regard to the first Knox resolution, Which was vetoed by former President Wilson. The resolution was at that time op posed by a majority of the Demo crats but supported by a number. That senate debate would consunte only a few days was predicted by both Republican and Democratie lenaderg. A final vote later this week 'was rega rdled as poss5ible. Subscribe to The Times Leads Dunbar's I White Hussars at Chautauqua AL . SET AlI swe ilpronlydrc'h welknw Da r' hieHusr at hecoin Repth4 atqa Almpswet wil mericsongll hirt andho large orchentral and annd onmpnat BUSINESS MEN MAKE in reduction of numbers." Only about DRIVE-ON OVERHEAD one-fourth of those who sent in re plies reported any direct reduction Washington, April 26.-In an effort of wages, it was stated, While "about to lower prices American business 58 per cent. have reduced the nun men are making a determined at- her of employees and have done tempt to reduce their overhead ex- away with one-fifth of their work penses, it was indicated today by a ers.' One-fifth also reported, the survey completed by the United statement continued, they had done States chamber of commerce. Re- away with or reduced commissions plies to questionnaires received from and bonuses. 2,000 retailers, wholesalers and man- A wide diversity of opinion was ex ufacturers, it was announced, show pressed, the announcement of th. that economics are oeihg effected survey's results sfid, as to the ad generally by a reduction in the num- visability of attempting to save advertising space, greater use -of money by curtailing vertising. budget and cost accounting systems _ and by .a more rigid scrutiny of credits. BASEBALL STRIKES CHILD There also was an insistent de iand on the part of business firms Timmonsville, April 26.-Virginia approached for information, it was Bane the 11 year old daughter of Mr. stated, for a reduction of freight and Mrs. L. D. Bane, is undergoing rates. treatment in the Florence hospital for .Commenting on efforts to bring a slight concussion caused by being personnel costs to a normal basis, accidentally hit on the head (luring the chamber of commerce said the recess at school yesterday by a general tone of answers "was not so pitched ball. The ihysicians (o not much toward a reduction in wager, as anticipate any serious trouble. o-uJust ino Fine Candies! Sampless and Pleasure Island Are the two winners. Kept on Ice all the Time. Sold only by anning Grocery Co. BUY IT AT' We hve cop ree 'so retsasn al mote chaniseto hooefomabilithy sfatemlwpticetosae monybbicgtaligavvetisng ONSEBALL STRKES CHIL Bxr pcan ths1 Wekodduhtro r $17nad$20 Silrs .D e , negon IPl Bec Sutsreatet Qin tyFoec hsia o FinestMohaiiSdittally. hit.7 nthed 15 ing Ne rgsesat school~ Sylesedyb pitchedt~ A H AL. 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