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Published Every Wednesday WVEDNCSDAY, JUNE 22, 1921 Mr. .1. 0. Smith is visiting Mr. Burgess Sprott. Mr. Charlie Davis has returned from a1 two week's stay ill Chicago. M1rs. .1. 1). Iuggins is .isiting Mrs. W. W. Sibert in Sumter this week. Mr. Jesse G. Iliggins is visiting in Florenee. ir. Sam Richmllan returnied from a two-week's trip to New York. Mr. B. Kallolrow retturined Tiues day from New York. Mr. IRoh Remtbe't is visiting his cousin, Mr. Imuneaul14 forl a short time. s. .lhn 0. Gough is visit h;kr her sister, Als. F. 0. ltichardson. Miss Thehina E:uttln spjent last VeCk end with Aliss aay Ilan1er. Mr. ilorton izigby, Jr., is attenid m. suM tter schold at Clemsont. trs. M . I.. S-prott is visitintg at the Epworthl Orphanage inI (olumlhia. Miss Edni Boe r is v Msitir' liss Beth lludlnal in Sumiter this week. Supervisor Mla ddin is now clay ing the road leadintg across "Apptielt's" mill. When aIrl. Ale~addin) finlishes this will he a1 great improvemnent, and at the samue time ole "tf our best hieh -ways. PURE VINEGARS White and Apple, proper Strength for pickling, 60c gallon LEON WEINBERG Good Things to Eat It is estimated that of 2.1,00 States 8.000,000 have (lefectv e ehildren. That proportion is pr< children il Clarendon Couity, b neted spectacles that are not wea The child's chances for getti tages are few if it's vision is poor examitted nd fitted by D R. J. E. OPTOM MANNI .ALD m * 2C U * D Best 3-ply Tobacco Twine, 30c lb. LEON WEINBERG Good Things to Eat Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Botastini of Co lunbus, Ga., are visiting Miss Mary Ilaimner. Aliss Hill Jones of Charlotte, N. C., is visiting Miss Ruth Briggs of Sil Miss Mary Johnson retirned from a visit to Aliss Mary Ansley in Sum morton. Little Hlelen Wells, Who broke her arm recently while playing, is doing very nicely at present. TPie Yallary camp Fi re Griris met with Miss Virginia Colfey last Satur day afternoon. Aliss ILouisa Ilugkins is Visiting her sister, M's. T. 1'. Ilaynesworth in Florence. The Pr'esvyter'ia n Sunday School lid its annual picnic at Martin's Lake on Thu rsday of last week. .\Miss Si' Sprott has returned from Florenice after visiting Aliss Alartha Shuler fot at short inme. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Breedin spent last week visiting in C harleston, Atiiusta and Aiken. Minting and Camden played three games of hall at Camden last week. Caiulen taking all three. The game between Wilsen Mill and Jorda n L:'st Friday vas won by .Jor (aI, the score being l0 to G. Mr. and Mrs. ILee VonSanten will leave shortly for a visit witi friends a relatives in Charleston. .latzofl's Big Sale started today with hig crowds attending up to the homr we went to press. Mr. Katzof is givilng the people some' trimientlous bargains during this sale. ),000 school children in the United ?yes. That is one of every three libly larger than found with the it certainly there are many who -ing them. ig the best frot its school advan Yon havl Ule its's eyes properly A RANT, ETRIST N G, S. C. ER M.2 STORES IN O Clarendon's Store < 'he Store that mad uTs.. \Store that apper igence, attracts your your body, soothes attens your purse. \[e solicit your patr< and Real Merchanc E R'M2 *EEEEEEUEEEEEE~ai U. S. MAIL LINE Largestand Pastest American-Flag Ships "Amerlca" july 23-Aug. 24-Sept. 28 "GorgeWashingto"July30-Au.27-Sept.24 High Standard Service in Second and Third-Class U.S. Mail Unershave standardized service for all classelof travelers-and that standaid ishigh. The America, for instance, carries 1,400 3d.class pas sengersin cabinscontaining twoorfour berthsonly. (2.700 3d-class pasengers in all.) For further information gee nearest steainship agent or write U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. 45 Broadway. N. Y. raling U. S. Shipping Board Sh Mrs. S. R. Venning left Monday for a short stay in Bishopville and Sum ter visiting relatives. Mr. W. It. Gray was called to Gray Court. Sunday on1 account of the death of his grand-mother, Mirs. I. S. Brooks. Mrs. .Julia Ford, who has been visit ing in McCall, S. C . arrived here Fri day night to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Gray. Mrs. Finnie P. Osteen, representa tive of the Institute for the Blind, re cently established in Columbia, spent a few <ilys here this week. Thell game lietweenl Tri:iy and Jor dall played it Jordan last Saturday was won by Jord-i, the score being 36 to 1. Some game! Mr. Chas. Wells and Mr. Frank MAlof'tt of Greenville spent Thuirsday and Firiday of last week visiting rela tives here. Mr. IL Ii. i.lBradliam, who resig ned Iis position as postmaster at Mann ing, is succeeded by Mr. Cary Smith, who took charge of the ofice last week. Mr. .1. It. Cantey spent the weeik-end in Mullins wit':. his family, who havo been visiting there for the prst two weeks. They all returned home on M.onhy. Mr. and Mrs. Ii. I. Ellerbe and chil dren left Saturday for Chtarlest on to visit Mrs. Ell rhe's mother, Mrs. Iuezs. Mr. Ellerbe returnedl Monday but Mrs. Ellerbe will stay for a time. Messrs. J. B. Cantey and S. L. Hug gins, directors of the local Base Ball Club attended the Manning-Caniden game at Camden Thursday of last week. Miss 'T'ora Bagnal and Miss Irma and Addie Weinberg were among the people of Manning who attended the gaie between \'tanning and Camden at Camden on Thursday Juiie 16th. Mr. Shade Wilson, Who for the past two weeks, has been conducting a very successful sale for H1. D. Dubrow left on Sunday for a much earned rest. in the mountains of Tennessee. V. M! 4NS en Es eye, C~U your oulU H maewt H lie U U HNS U a Let Us Do Your Repair Work Some folks are under the impression that we repair Ford Cars only. This is a mistake. We do repair work on any makeof car. Our shop is equipped - with the best machinery and we are in a position to turn work out quickly. * Remember we carry a full stock of GENUINE FORD PARTS and accessories. Ask your mechanic to use nothing else. They cost no more and we guarantee bet ter results. Clarendon Motor Co.' PICKLING TIME IS HERE Best of Spices, Jars, Jar Tops, Jar Rubbers, Wax for Jellies, Jelly Glasses. LEON WEINBERG Good Things to Eat ,Judge John S. WiLion went to Bishoville Monday morning to coni duct court1 for this va. Mr1. and Mirs. F. 1). IHortoinl, \l essrs IM'loody lliiry lurphy and Robert Ilailey motored over from Florence,i and spenlt tlh. week-eid at the home of Mr. II. I. Hniley. On Saturday the above mentioned were entertained at a fish fry at Martin's Lake. ----0-- ---- NOTICE We the undersigned offer a reward of $50.00 to the party who producesi evidence sufficient to convict the party or parties who are putting out poison for the purpose of killing the (logs in the town of Manniing: W. M. Plowden, S. 'J. Smith, R. R. Jenkinson, .Jos. S. Dickson, S. R. Sprott, A. A. Rigby, T. T. Flowers, Clarence Isemni, .1. W. Rigby, W. C. Davis. NOTICE No trespassing or hauling of sand will be allowed from my premises be low the bridge in Ox Swamp. All such trespassers will be dealt with ac cording to law. 22-6t-e Patrick IHolliday. IOYS GET BUSY A lett'r from Clemson College shows that there are three scholar ships vacant for the four year course and the usual one year agricultural scholarship. Clarendon County for some reason or other hardl!y ever fills its quonto. Thliis shi ouhI not lbe the case. C lemison College is a fine in sti tution am! has many advantages to hold out to the young men of the country. The examoinat ion will he on July 8th at the Court House. The subjects will be Algebra, Pl'a in Geometry, l'ng lishi Grammiar,Elnglish C omposition and Rhe mat ic, and A griculItuire. I'>. J. BROW\NE, 2 I-2t Co. Supt. Educat ion. NOTlICE I solicit thIiresh ing of' oats, wvheat antd rye. A in operating a new Case Machine whliich dloes first class work. It. (. Richandson, Jlr. Summerton, S. C. NOTICE Not ice is hereby g ivei , that the uan dlersignedl will till with the Secretary of' State of South (Carolinia, at his of lice in (Columbaia, South Carolina, on Monay~a thle 27th di'ay of Ju ne 192! a writ tcn dlechirationt signed hy them Welves, stting forthI the fol lowving: 1 . That thle namnes a ndI residlences of the decla rants are .Joseph 1E. D~avis and A. I,. ILuce, hoth of Manning, S. C. 2. lTa t the noae of the proposed corporation is Cla reona Motor Com pany, (Inc.) 3. That the place at wvhich it, pro l)oses to have its princwipal place of business is Manning, South Carolina. dI. That the general nature of the business which it proposes to dlo is (leal ing in F'ordl automobiles and Trac tors and IFord p:arts for same and re pairing same. Also dealing ir gen eral farm machinery and agricultural implements and curing and dealing in farm prodlucts. 5. Tlhat the a'mount (of capital stock is Ten Thousand Dollars, ($10,000.00) pay'dble in cash, or its equliIvalenlt, upon the call of the odirec (ors. 6. TIhat the number of shares into wvh i the capital stock is to be dlivided is one hundredl (100) of the par value of One Hunttdred' Dollars ($100.00) 7. That not less than fiaft~y per cent of th1e proposedl capital stock has been subscribled by bona fiode subhscribers. 8. TIha t upon the filing of said dee Ia ration, declIaranuts will apply for a Chanrter for, the above priop)osed( cor piora;tion. .JOSEPH1 E. DAVIs, A. L. LUCE. Manning, June 22, 191 It WE HAVE REDUCED PRICES This is a store where you are sure of receiving the full value of your dollar on every purchase you make. Just now we are making special prices on all summer wear and sup plies for women, young women and children. It is an opportunity to out fit yourself for the summer at Re duced Prices. Men's Palm Beach Suits, in gray, tan and mixed effects, worth $15 to $18-our prices $10 to $12.50 FRANCO MODEL CLOTHES FOR MEN Flannel and Mixture, guaranteed all wool, fully worth $35.00. our price..-_.___$17.50 All-wool Serges in Blue and Gray, we will cheer fully give a new suit for every one that fades. These suits are fully worth $35.00 at today's mar ket. Our price now -------------------$23.50 SPECIALS IN SHOES $10.00 Men's Crawford Oxfords at --------$5.00 $12.00 Men's Crawford Oxfords at -------$6.00 $15.00 Men's Crawford Oxfords at --------$7.50 A big assortment of odds and ends, values up to $8.50 for ----------------------------$3.45 $5.00 Ladies' Pumps and Oxfords, low and high heel, in black and tan ---------------- $2.95 $7.50 Ladies' Pumps and Oxfords, low and high heel, in black and tan -----------------__._$3.95 $10.00 Ladies' Pumps and Oxfords, low and high heel, in black and tan -----------------._ _$4.95 A big assortment of odds and ends, small sizes, now going at ..-------------------------98c All Queen Quality Summer Shoes, values up to $15.00, nAv going for -----------------$5.00 Men's White Oxfords, at-_-..--$1.48 an $1.98 Ladies' Keds at---------------$1.98 and $2.48 We also have a big assortment of Ladies' White Canvass Pumps and Oxfords at very low prilces. All our shoes are guar'anteedl to give satisfactory service or your money back. Men's Overalls ------------.---------86c Men's Union Overalis -------------------$2.69 Men's Work Shirts --------------------_-.-69c Men's Balbriggan Underwear, shirts and draw ers, Uacn-- -- ---s -t 16c Men' Atheti Unin S~ts~$Ei7c. Men's P. B. Pants, good quality, a pai3.3 Men's Khaki Pants, good quality, a pair - .$1 .18 Ladies' Middy Suits, all sizes-------$2.98 Men's Socks, atll colors, extr~a good quality, for .mer'ly soldl for 25c, our price---_------10c Gmnghams, good1 qutality, per' yard------8%c 40-imch Sea Islandl Homespun, per' yard ~8%c :d2-ineh Sea lsland~ Homespun, p~er yard -5% Check Homespun, goodI quality, per yardl 10c. Apron Gingham, good quality, yard -----.% Driess Gingham, best grade, guar'anteed fast col 0o's, per' yard --------.-------16%Ac A pron Gingham, best gr'ade, guaranteed fast col ors5, per yard -.--__--------------.----.12%c Fancy Lawns, per' yar'd---_----_-_..-_._*-10c up' Stetson IHats --- --- -------.-----------.--.$5.00f ,Come mn and see for yourself. Our prices, con-. sidering quality cannot b~e duplicated. NEW THE<i Morris Ness, Mgr. Man.ing So