The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, June 15, 1921, Section One Pages 1 to 10, Image 4
-HE MANN
Entered at the Postoflice at Me
Appelt & Shol
Published Eve
Subscription Rates $2.1
MANNING, S. C., WEDI
CHARLES M. MASON
Charles 1.4 Mason was born in Wil
liamsburg County, S. C., February
!.rd, 1862, and wias called from his
-aorthly labors June 14th, 1920, and
h is body was laid to rest in the ceme
t ar: at Foreston, S. C.
'Tieese dates mark the boundaries of
a life that was full of faith toward
God, rich in hope, and abounding in
charity to all mankind. He came of
Godly ancestry and in infancy was
dedicated to God. Early in life he
united with the Presbyterjan church
and remained a consistent and loyal
member of the church militant until
the day he was called "to the general
assembly and church of the firstborn,
which are written in Heaven." He
served his church in every capacity
faithful member, active deacon, and
exemplary elder. The Brewington
church, of which re was a member
for a long time, laid its .hand upon
him and ordainedI him a dleacon. He
served in this capacity most accept
ably until ae removed and unite with
hile Sumerton Presbyterian church.
AS r tribute to his faithfulness, and
blecause of his sterling qualities the
latter church ordained him an elder,
and he continued in active isharge
l tnis ofice until death. He was
breats ierested in all tie acvties
.ral interte inalteativities
of the church and religious welfare of
the commnnity in general.
Tr the church he was a valuable
ehler, lending support to his Pastor
at every point. He had an intense
love for dhe church of his choice, but
with it there was no narrowness or
higotry, and he gave his encourage
menl and help to every religious
moveient.
In the home he was more than the
temporal head or moere provider; he
was thle spiritual leader, and( hie recog
rized' the greater responsibility of
this- sacred relation.
To the world he met the Standard of
a follower of Jesus Christ, and at the
the sane time the standard of a suc
Cessfuol business man; but his ever
inervasing capacity only rendered him
more sensitive to the stewardship he
recotniyzed, and as wealth increase(d
his liberality increase(d also.
In young manhood he was moat
happily married to Miss Dora Land,
i: F restonl, S. C., who survives him.
In her he found. a helpmate indeed.
h'lheir home was a model Christian
n where the ordinances of God were
11reverelcedl and obeyed. The bible
and the religion it teaches had the
'en tral placedand a religious atmos
Tired
"I was weak and run-down,"
relates Mrs. Eula Burnett, of I
Dalton, Ga. "I was thin and
just felt tired, all the time.
1 didn't rest well. I wasn't
ever hungry. I knew, by
this, I needed a tonic, and
as there is none better than
]CARD UI~
The Woman's Tonic
. . . I began using Cardul,
continues Mrs. Burnett.
"After my firsat bottle, 1 'dept
better addi ate better. I took
four bottles. Now I'm well,3
feel just fine, eat and sleep,
miy skir is clear and I have
gained and sure feel that
Cardul I:; the bost tonic ever
Toansof ether wemen
kne~ fonnd Cardul just as
Mrs. Blurnett did. It should
help you.
GRiS
. FL1Y ANDI)
EXTERMV
.\lees evr reniremhI~enI whl
d i na closed room it kills flies
closets. iaronnjd kitch~er' sinks andi
bed hui g . mot1hs an Bd (ocrah es(,tl(.
will insuire you a nuight of rest an
Fishermuen will lined it a blae
andI can he rnhhetd ton the handis
Every bottle is guar'a
or' else your moneylC will b(
Mauf ac
WILEY G. G~RU
D. 0. RH.
Sum me rt
S'or Sale at Dickson Drui
umutitttittitiutuuns:uttttttttit
IING TIMES
nning as Second-Class Matter.
Pe, Proprietors.
ry Wednesday
Q0 per year in Advance
4ESDAY, JUNE 15, 1921
plhere pgrvaded all. It was like the
home in Bethany where Jesus and his
Representatives were ever welcome.
They dispensed a liberal hospitality,
and it was a joy to be their guest. To
them was born one son, now grown
to manhood,.who has inherited the
splendid qualities of piety and busi
ness sagacity of his father and the
lovely Christian character of his mo
ther, and who is rapidly taking his
father's place in Christian devotion
and activity.
The subject of this sketch was a
friend to all and his advice and coun
cil were sought by many. Those in
any trouble came to him, for they
knew that they would have a sympa
thetic hearing, and that he would help
and encourage and comfort them. lie
was of a modest and retiring nature
and it was only after an acquaintance
with him that his excellent qualitieq
shone out to advantage.
"His life was gentle, and the elements
So mixed in him that nature might
stand ip and say to all the world,
"This was a man."
R. L. Grier.
OBITUARY
In sacred memory of Charles M.
M'ason who entered into eternal rest
-June 14th, 1920. Was loved and
greatly missed by all who knew him,
"Blessed are the Peacemakers."
Wife and Son.
CLASSIFI[D ADVE RIISING
GASOLINE SYSTEM-Oil Tanks and
Pumps, Air Compressors, Comput
ing Scales, Show Cases, Account
Registers, Floor Scales, Rebuilt
Cash Registers, Safes, Store Fix
tures. The Hamilton Sales Co.
Columbia, S. C. No.5-tf,
Rub-My-Tisi is a great pain killer.
Ielieves pain and soreness, Rheuia
tism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.
A IIIG FOURTII OF JULY PICNIC
at Panola, J. AI. Richardsons' home,
Clarendon County, five miles West
')f Summierton, the public is most
, >rdially invited, to attend, a good
Li-.1 ill store for every one, good
irri, also dancintg until twelve
o'clock at night. There will he in
aldi ion , a barbecue dinner on the
grounds, for sale by the ladies of
the E piscopal Congregation, of the
St. 7.atthews church of Summer
ton. Ice ereall and ic d-illks also
inl abundance. A 0ha , to spend
a pleasalt dIay, and refresh your.
SIf, with the manmy good things,
prepared by some of old Claren
dI on's culinary artist. Dinner serv
el from 2 to -1 o'clock. 24-3t-p
666 cures Nlalaria, Chills and Fever,
H1ilious Fever, Colds and La( rippe. or
money refunded.
NOTICE
The umidersigned. I.. W. Ca rrigain,
hereby announmces that he has with
Jra wn from the partnershi p conduct
ed under the name an id style of 'Cash
Druog Store"' at Su mmerton, County
of Cltarendon, South Carol ina, and
that hi' has sold hiis i nterest in said
bumsinecss to alr. II. G. WalIkeir.
22-3:0- pLI. WV. Carriganm.
l)i.t rict (ourt ot the Uniitedl States
Ea:st'rn Distr'ict cof SoiithI Cariolina
in t he mattert of .'
To , thereditoirs (of the abiovei niimed
Take unot icc thait on theo 27itI hO ayIo
:rIy, I1D21, the abloove-nmedo baniikrui't
l1ied his peitition ini sail ('ourt prayi
ie: the co'nfirmiation of the c~uiomposi
t iin hereofo 0re offered and1( accepted,
;and thato~, heaiing wvas thercuponi or
doredI andI w.lI he had upiono sa id peti
tinon the 20th daiy (of .kmune, I1921, be
fore said Court, ot Charleston, inl said
Dist rict, at. 11 (o'cloock iin the forinoon,
at wh.ich'I tinae aind plaes all Iknownl
(OreditorL andi~ other persons5 mi mter
ist mayi' appeari andi show~o icause, i
an tiey have, mvhy the praiiyer of said
riit oo ion o not he granited.o
l{. W. Westonl,
2%21-Clerk.
vIOSQUJITO
INA TOR
-e an insect ii de i needed. Spray-.
and( mlosquIli Ioes, used on bieds, in
n cracks, it kills and dlriv'es aIway
Sprayed on your bed at night it
I pealce from that greatest of aill
ing as it is harmless to1 1he skini
md1( face.
nteed to give satisf act ion
cheerfully r'efulnded.
Aured b~y
AME, Inc.
m)f, S. C.
Store, Manning, S. C'
T H E U-N IVI
ANNOUT
Mr. Edsel B. Ford, President of the Ford Motor Comi
"Another reduction has been made in the list price of
mediately. The list prices, f. o. b. Detroit, are now as
TOURING CAR
RUNABOUT
COUPE ---------
SEDAN .
CHASSIS
TRUCK-CHASSIS
TRACTOR
"The big reductions last fall were made in anticipatic
of, and this fact together with increased manufacturing
ticularly during the past. three months permitting maxi
immediately.
"Ford business for April and May 1921 was greater b
in fact, the demand has been even greater than the supply
by manufacturing facilities.
"During May we produced 101,424 Ford cars and tru
the history of our company-and our factories and assen
JTune.
"The Fordson tractor is still being sold at less than
tions, and it is impossible, therefore, to make any further
Can you afford to go without a car any longer when
son now why you should delay purchasing a Ford car, 1oi
We will gladly advise you concerning the delivery of
are interested. Just 'phone us or drop us I card.
CLARENDON MOTOR CO., A
F. R. DINGLE MO
L.OST-Eyeglasses Thursday on Jor
dan and Iavis Station Road. Re
ward if returned to Robert -Johnson
at )avis Station or Times Office. 1p
6i66 quickly relieves Constipation,
hiliousness, Loss of Appetite and 7
leadachies, due to Torpid Liver.
WANTED-By experienced steno
grapher position anytime after June $7.5
1st. Write or call Manluing Times
oflice.
FO()R SA LE'>-1 ,000 bushels coirn. A p
ply to A. S. Raw ~linson, D~avis Sta
tion.
RIub- My -Tismn is a powerful aniti
sepie . Cures inifect ed cuts, old1( sores.
letter, etc.
SCIIOOl,
ils. E. t.. Alsbrook, Principal
Mlanning, S. ('.
lFifteeni sta ndlard units. lii gh school
Engl ish, Firenchi, Latin, nmathenmaties
sc~Pli in c and'i penmanishi Ip. TIhor'ough
prepa ration for a ny college. Stuideiits
for inzthropi and Clemson win hon
oris. Certificates admits to leading
colleges without examiiination. Spe
cial Class in French. Session begins
September 14th.'
withI
HOLDER
$1.25 5 Dozen
PREPAID)
In Attractive Case
Satisfaction Guaran- |3 ID
teed or Money .
Refunded
This offer for a limited
time only
Remit by money order
or cash---no stamps ?' g g
Ijrad Razor Co. LVC . U
1475 Broadway
NEW YORK CITY
ERSAL CAR
VCEMENT
aixy' gives out t1 following statement:
all types of Foro cars and the Ford truck to take effect im
follows:
----- - -- $415.00
--------------3709.00
-------------- 695.00
-------------- 760.00
-------------- 345.00
-------------- 495.00
------- 625.00
n of low material costs which we are now getting the benefit
afhicieney and the unprecedented demand for Ford cars, par
u !)roduction, have made another price reduction possible
y 56,633 cars and trucks than for the same two months in 1920;
, so that our output has been limited, not by unfilled orders, but
cks for sale in the United States alone-the biggest month in
ibly plants are now working on a 4000 car daily schedule for
the cost. to produce on account of the recent big price reduc
cut in the price of the tractor."
F eords are sellig at these new low prices? There is no rea
d truck, or Fordson tractor.I
a Fordson tractor or the particular type of car in which you
4anning.
FOR WORKS, Summerton.
W. C. PLOWDEN, New Zion.
irs Slippers
0 to $10.00 Quality, on Sale,
$3.08
aieces Pretty Colored Voile,
43c.
Maline Union Suits,
59c.
Maline Gauze Vests,
*15c.
Bungalow Aprons, Dark Colored,
87c.
ozen Mary Pickford Aprons,
69c.
[hum Br oth er s
SUMTER, S. C.