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THE MANN Entered at the Postoflice at Me Appelt & Shol Published Eve Subscription Rates $21 MANNING, S. C., WEDI ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS l4.r. and Mrs. W. J. King left Tues da> to spend a few days in Columbia. 5,4. C. Rt. Sprott, Sr., is in Colum bia on business. I. Prince of Charleston is visit ing her son, Mr. Joe Prince in Mann mng. :Mrs. Mary Clark of Columbia is in Manning visiting her sister, Mrs. H. T. LeGrande. jIrs. W. W . dand C. W. Barron of Co lumbia came to Manning Monday to enu)joy the tising at Home Lake. :Misse Ma rtha, Fairy and Sue Esther Pitts of Sunmmer'tonu spent the wv(-end with NIrs. Jno. I). Gerald. The numy friend. of Miss Pauline Wilson, wli has been quite ill, will be glad to learn that she is better. Mr. and Mrvs. F. M. Shope, Witmer Shope an( Mr. andI Mrs. 1. K<. ihomas spent Sunday in Charleston. Mrs. Paul Arrington and sill daughter of Charlotte, N. C., are visit ing relatives here. Mol nday eveniig Niss I oore showed her fly extermination slides at the colored negro thicatre. Mr ; T. Nimmer, MIary .nd Stevein Nimmer will leave Saturdlay for a week or ten day's stay in Chiprleston at. the Island. Dr. ). II. MIurse it olumbia Col lete will preaci in the Methodist chiurch next Sundnilay morilinmg. There will be n seconCld week court this ternm, therefore the civil cases wiP he carried ve) to the fall session. Mannin will pla)y hall in Manning next Iminday, uesday and Wednes Quality Tells J. H.V1 THE YOUN your tonCy are friends, your friendls, ytou il kiiow, are your. helpers-.a T Now listeii, give your maoney a chancie tod shotw lI howv hlpfu it ra(a lie yar S by exchaniging it at . -A Merchandisie.N "J. II. lR if. H. R The Your GRIS F"LY AND) ' EXTERM closets. a round kitchietn sinks andi wdli infsutre yonti at night Iof rest an pesis MR. NIOSQ'ITO. I ishermtoen will fin d it at bles. atnd tan he rutbbed ott Ithe hands Every hot tle is guara or else your mouey will be M~anFu fac D.0. RH. Summrert SFor Sale at Dicksoen Drwg ING TIMES nning as Second-Class Matter. >e, Proprietors. ry Wednesday 10 per year in Advance 4ESDAY, JUNE 22, 1921 day. In all probability Cheraw will be the opposing team. Mrs. Sarah Harvin and children who have been living in Asheville for the past year, have moved to Manning, where they will make their future home. The ladies of the Baptist church will serve dinner on Tuesday, Wednesday and rhursday of next week across the street from the Court House, at the old Clarendon Motor Co., stand. Tlhe ladies of the Baptist churcli will serve dinner on Tuesday, Wed nesday and Thursday of next week across the street from Ihe. Court House, at the old Clarendon Motor Co.. stand. Father Mahoney of Sumter was a viritor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Nimmer oil Tuesday. They also had as a guest Miss Rose Flenigen of Charleston, a cousin of Father Ma honey. Misses Alary Rigby, Gertrude Gee, Lily Emma Sprott, Annie Mae Me (;I:ly, Hattie Johnson, Messrs. John D. (.-rald, Jr., Novelle Sprott and Willie Bradley left Monday morning for Columbia to attend'the Epworth 1'eague Conference. NI iss Catherine Rozier who for some Lime past has been a popiular em ployee of Alderman & Co., at Alcolu has resigned her position aid left Friday of last week for Quitman, Georgia. Nr. I-larry C. Gerald, who is with .. 1. Taylor & Co., in Richmond ar rived here Friday, Jne 17th, to be associated with his father, Mr. Jno. 1). Gerald fol two months, after that he will return to his old position inh Rlichmonld. MI rs. T. Nimmtitern hazid aIS hO) truests at ten Sunday, June 12th, Bishop Wm11. Russell of Charleston, Father Mlahoney, MIr. O'Neil O'Donnell, MIr. '1nd MI rs. Geo. E pperson1, Mr. and Mrs. Price Sells I G B Y' RELIABLE :ceptable Articles at Attractive Prices! ererized( i/ uck Gulest( Towels, (en \ Cfull size Iurikiish Towels, . ...- -50c Liure I .i nen Htck Towels, (,ech 87%cze ink Bordered Roller Towelling, -- - . 15C A RIIGIY SPECIAL! Geoargette -:Cepe 1 (ulard( Pat- tj irns, 'worth $:3.r50 yard, forn only rd ..ge 9 (est grade(l 3B-inc i Hl omespunif, ilk. finish Soiset te, 36-ii. yd. bi5e - alf Silk Pongee (natural) yd. 75c II Silk ad Linen Poingee( naitural) $1.50 fj oglish uit Tlani Oxfor ds for MI $5.00 (ninle Palm Beach I Suits. no 811.00 and $15.(00 a insook Unlderwear, the suit $1.00 at your ilNotto he: "G(;ET IT AT lRIGHVY'S" IGBY, 4OSQUTITO ind mhiosuitoes, used on Spray- II a cracks, it kills and dines away Sprayed on your bed alt night it I peace from that great est of all 'ing as it is ha rmless to1 thle skina mnd face. niteed to give satisfaction cheerfully r'efundedl. Lured b)y ;nTE, Proprietor AME, Inc. r:m, S. C. 1 Store, Mnnnn, S. C' Cummins and family, Mrs. Swqarin, Miss McKiever, Messrs. Bomen Robt. Boatman, Chas. Crombley and 'Bryan, all of Sumter. ---o JURY LIST Court convenes in Manning June 27th., Judge Wilson presiding. The following is the jury: W. D). Alsbrook, St. Paul. L. M. Bryant, Manning. T. R. Hemmingway, Davis Station. S. W. Thigpen, Manning. F. W. Thomas, M'anning. B. T. Thames, Silver. A. J. Plowden, Summerton. F. P. Burgess, Manning. J. M. Appelt, Manning. W. B. Evans, New Zion. J. P. Buddin, New Zion. A. A. Rigby, Manning. J. M. King, St. Paul. E. L. Johnson, Manning. J. P. Creecy, Manning. R. H. Briggs, Silver. B. W. Holliday, Manning. C. F. Rawlinson, Jordan. S. L. Touchberry, Paxville. M. W. Graham, Jordan. W. W. Corbett, Wilson. J. F. Dickson, Manning. .J. A. Hodge, Paxville. w. T. Lesesne, Jr., Manning. T. F. Coffey. Manning. C. C. Rich, Paxvilve. J. P. Lackey, Paxville. J. R. Hill, Manning. .j. ii. Timmons, Manning. .1. P. Graham, Jordan. H1. 1). Dubrow, Manning. J. F'. Grayson, Sum merton. W. M. Hodge, Paxville. M1or-ris Ness, Manning. .1. H. Broadway, Manning. .J. W. Mathis, Suinmerton. H1er physician-lit is imperative that you go south for the winter. Fair patient-That's out of the question, doctor. My husband has just, boughtl me a new set of winter furs. -----O Absent-mindedly the young woman yawned. "Pardon me!" she said. "I didn't mean 0 1o that." "I see," returned Mr. Staylate, "Opened by mistake.' Mrs. Gabble:gh-Well, what's run n1ing through your in inid now?" lIusbatid-I was just thinking that if silence 's golden no one can accuse you of being a iiiser. Adv. in Chicago paper-Wanted, two fluent persons, well learned in all bralnchues of human and superhuman knowledge, to answer the questions of a little girl of three and a boy of four. FALLi.1 FRO1M CAR CAUSE OFI- DEATH1 lFlorence, .1uic 20.--Bartow Wil ims, aged 22, died last night from m1juries he received Saturday morn ing whei he fell from the box seat of a raemicirg car to the hard surfaced roatdway. -Wiliianis was lighting a eigarette as the Car turned a cor ncr ;nl lost, his halaice. \ eoro ner's jury itter tlho investigation this afternoon absolved the driver of the car from all blaime, it being estab lished that he was driving at a slow rate of spieel. Williams was at. first iot thought to be seriously injured, but hi;s cornldition bec nei alarmi ng later anrid he was rushed to tire F'lori (ice infirmary dying soin after ho CLASSIFI[D ADVERTISING 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. Ruab-Alism is a great pain killer. Rtelieves pain arnd soreness, Itheuma I isim, Neuralgia, Sprains. etc. l"OlR SA LI-One Red Star D~etroit Viaploir( Oil Stove, five burinirts slight - ly used, will sell for $50.00. W. P. Hailey, Bloomnville, S. C'. 24-3t-c WA NTED)-ly experienced steno grapher posit ion anytime alter .Juiie 1st. Writ e or call Manning 'Times office. 666i quickly relieves Const ipat ion, biliousness, Loss of A pletite and I leadarches. due to Tlorpid Liver. or your hig (ar at thIe C larendon Mlotor Co. WA NTED)-Sarlesmern for 6i,t)00 mile guaraiteedl ti res. S aary $100.00 weekly with rxtn-ra commissions. 'rrwan 'Tire & lRubber (Co., Box 784, ('hicago, Illinois. 666)1 cures Malrir a, Chlills iand Fever, Hi lious Fever. (Colds arid LanGrippe, or money refunded. A\ lUG l"OIRl'~Il 01" .1lULY PICNIC at l'anobir, J1. M . R ichai'frsrns' home, 'hrarenidron ('onty, li vi mi les wept of Snummriei'ron, the pllic is moet (cordlia Ily invited, to at tendrf, a goodl tun mii I store for e'very one, good imuis ic, al so dannc ig until twelve o'cloik itt rnigh t. 'Their' will he in adiitio n , iia bar'no dlinnrer on the g nruds, for SaleI by th:e ladies of It'e Episcoparl Corngrigat ion, oif the St. MirttIhews .cfi(he ofi Summier toni. Jiee cireamr anrd ice dr iink s also in abunditance. A chlanice to spend a pileaisant day, anrd re fresh your self, wvith the mainy grood things, preparmed bry some oif oldl Claren don's ('ul iniary arttist . liinner1 ser'v ed from 2 to 4 oi'cloc(k. 24-3t-p RIn- My-Tismi is at powerfulI anti. sepi i. Cures infected cults, (old sores, fetter, e'tc. NOTlICE The un rders ignied, L. WV. Ca rrigai, hereby annirounrces thart he has with ifrawnvi f'rori the pariitnersi ip c'ondulct oil urrder the name and st yle of 'Cash Drug Storc'' at Sumnmerton, Cournty of Clanrenidoni, South Carol inat, and that lie hais sold his interest in saidl bu'esto Mr. HT. G. Walker. entered' the hospital. He leaves a widow and one child. The family'was originally from Marion. The funeral serfices were held here this after noon and the body buried at Mizpah church near Mars Bluff. EFIRD'S HEADS IN CITY CONFERING ON GREAT SALE Creat Merchaudising Chain Plans Mammoth Anniversary - Chain Sale. Efird's Store, always busy, is a ver itable hive of industry this morning, with 42 of tie managers and chief executives from every store in the chain of 31, present for an extraor dinary conference with the president. The cause of the gathering is the perfecting of arrangements for an an niversary of the greatest merchandis ing sale ever held in the South, when, a year ago Efird's stores combined in a simultaneous effort to knock the prop sout of the high cost of living, DON"] The darkest moment brightest hour. Change: er-board of business. Be patient. Your til sists in remembering to s means the ability to ove Success comes to th( you advance some. Hold firmly and push forward WILL" and drink IQ "HE WHO LOOKS BEFORE EVEN OUI are pretty I "KEEPING OUR PLANTERS of the Souath land, large and small, "have it all over" the pol. iticians be cause if their fences are b uil t o f CYPRESS THERE AE It is just as implement sh floors, outhou gallery railir "Build of Cy "The Wood E press grows ii be had on der Buy the grade that pay for high grac grades are more at cheaper ? But be a I Because it las the true "tid( means double Wr ite us for list of FR EE E And no substitutes " from Mai YamR InA. Al rWAUn WILL ' and started a buying movement on the part ofithe public, dealing through the Eflid storea, which resulted 'In the greatest outgo of merchandise, and the greatest volume of sales ever known in the history of the EArd de partment stores. The combined sale ast year was a colossal success both from the point of the public and.the stores. Stocks were cleaned out coin pletely on a falling market at bargain prices, the best given since before the war, and the Efirds' reputation was greatly enhanced with the buying pub-' lie, who had become weary of mount ing prices. The sale last year was the first step in tie direction of "back to normal." and ever since, the Efird policy has been to strain every nerve to restore -stability to the dollar, and bring prices to pre-war levels. - Will Eclipse Last 'Year With a full realizntion of the difli culty which will be experienced in making the sale on June 18th, as suc etssful as that of a year ago, Efirds' is determined not rest on past mer chandising triumphs, but to go to :uummmmmwunmmmmmu: GET DISCOUR s in your career may be just come quickly. Moves are m; ne will come if you have the s Leer clear of a mistake you ho rcome obstacles and reverses. se who move forward, be it e your head up, aim high, clen4 with a determination. Let; CHERO-COLA THERE'S NONE SO GOOD Yours for the better umter Chero-Col SUMTER, S. C. HE LEAPS BUILDS OF CYPRESS A 1 ABLEST P0] usy a large part THEIR FENCES true~ of.ar1ad1 N-1. vds, granaries, 3tock ses and all kinds of 1 igs and steps, as it press & You BuIk ternal" is your "one 1i "your own back y nand in your ovwn lits the job). Why3T es where lower propri ate--andP ure to insis;t on THE WO( ts practically foreve water" variety money's-worth of 1 L ANS for farm buildings--but in the meanti your local lumber dealer -no matter for Address UTHERN CYPRE rsufacturers' Associaal Perdido Bldg., New Orleans, L.a. Graham Building, Jacksonville, JPPI.V VYOi. 10 lE HtAam'T' NUGHi CarPu the public with such irresistible values apd bargains, even in this year of low prices, that there will be left, not one vestige of a shadow of doubt throughout 'the broad territory which, their 81 stores command that Efirds' Anniversary Chain Sale beginning on June 18,. will surpass any effort at rapid economical merchandising, in the history of the entire South. It is with this object in view that 42 of the most alert merchandisers in the Caroinas are conferring today, determined to make the sae opening June 18 eclipse the wonderful selling effort of last year. They know it will be difficult, but with lower prices than for years past, an organization per fected to the last degree, and a tre mendous reserve buying power on the part of 4he public, these men kn9w that they can put over successfully the greatest sale in the history of the south, if values, bargains and high class publicity, are worth-whilo fac tors in merchandising in quantities. Note-Clipped from The Charlotte Evening News of Juie 13th. nmu nnunnmmu mm AGED before you step into the ide rapidly on the check-' tuff in you. Success con ive once made. Success ver so slowly, so long as :h your fist, set your jaw tour watchword be "I lays ahead, a Bottling Co. ND BUILDS FOR KEEPS." LITICIANS of the time M % I T% ME41NDUED" ' 4 n K k l t i . 9" TERNAL NEEDED. ouse repairs shetes, ub itte jos lk is of ences ?D!EERNAL" ouif you get, md etereforeub is ofis fen"te. bewbt" Cy-rs --youan cann tf y etti d thearefor