The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, June 22, 1921, Section One Pages 1 to 10, Image 7
WE SAID OUR HAT WAS IN THE
RING AND IT STAYS THERE. WITH
- THE PUBLIC BEHIND US WE
WILL CONTINUE THE SALE- AN
OPEN AND ABOVE BOARD FIGHT
FOR BUSINESS. '
THREE DAY SALEM Not Going Out of I
Miscellaneous Bargains
Hope Bleach Muslin, 15c
10 yards to customey -_ __ c
--------ATTENTI(
36-inch Dimity Check, we'll
leave it your judgment_ _---- _5 _... _eeb wiht xedt o
----- liberal patronage during our big
36-inch Sea Island 7ic ing to us to see people carry arm
Homespun--------------------2 our store. Prices must have be
- --------be done by truthful advertising.
40-inch Voiles 19C and 29c hee at Manning to stay. To liv
now_______________ you." "You are one of us."
LADIES' ONE STRAP PUMPS "United We Stand,
Black Kid-season's $1.98
popular footwearLaisH nkrhes 5
_______________________le i each, 6 for
Men's Handkerchiefs the same
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS price. Limit 6 of each to custo
mer.
New Spring Arrivals - in Blue
Serges, Novelty, Tropical Wor'steds Rub Your Eyes
$15.959 $21.50
Seits SherbH o d DI
Me's Su us to-ee-eope-crr $5a95
Store of Quality
"United Woe StN
popla fotwa Laie Hadecif
de e achs6for _....._ __ __ __..
YON*E' UT
andnal s Hndeches;hsm
I Wesel ony mrch'ndse f Skownreaton Qaity
* anything you get from us is not right, bring it back as ,
* we will be only too glad to make a satisfactory adjustment.
* IPermit us to call your attention to a few Mid-Summer
SPECIALSI
PA LM BE ACH SUITS,------$10.00, $12.50, $15.00U
gMOH AIR SUITS _ -.--.~ $12.50 to $16.50U
ALL WOOL SUITS, - -- ~ $15.00 to $30.00
STRAW HATS,-----------$1.50 to $1.50 U
DRESS SHIRTS, a Special Value at----95c and $1.35U
See our Men's Union Suits at 75c, it is a winner.
g25 pair~s Craddock-Terry Gun Metal Oxfords at .---$4.25U
35 pairs Craddock-Terry Vici Kid Oxfords at $4.50.
Every pair warranted to) give satisfactory wear.U
For Quality Merchandise at a Fair Price, Visit our Store.U
O'Donnell Dry Goods Co.
SUMTER, S. C.
usiness, Just Goi
usiness!
)N, FOLK!
our heartiest THANKS for I
sale. It certainly is very gral
full of our merchandise ou
n right. Good business can
Hence our big results. We
e and let live. "We are on
Divided We Fal
Amoskeag Apron Check G
ham, absolutely the best qua
large assortment
of Checks, yard
and Read Again.
JBROW,
- - Manni
ALCOLU NEWS NOTES
Recent elason:ble ralina as iiprov
ed V.'. crops condition of this com
mimity very 1uich. We have good
outlooks for a good corn crop and good
peavime hy crop. The i.maierial cut
in the aereage of cotton, to)~etl.er with
the approximate cut of seventy-five
per cent inl the use of fertilizer and
the certain iniroads of destruction of
the boll weevil, a very short cotton
crop will be ma111de.
Last week there vas an agent go
ing aniong the colored farmers offer
ing them a prieparationi that meant
sure death to the boll weevil. The
preparat ion) was a white mixture, put
up im pmnt bottles, One pinlt to lbe ix
ed wvith live gallons of wvate wi hichi
would be sutleient for ten acres of
cotton. One applic1 a tion would last
for niinety (lays, or for one cot ton
miak ing season, prnicd $1 .50 per pini,
cash. The sheriff a nd his ruralI police
menci shiouldI be inst ructed to look out
for such beats
The Rev. :in I Mrs. A. I". llaim left
Moniday for lFairview ,N. C., where
they go for a miuch nieedhed rest. Tlhe
church having granted aIlr. Ilami a
leave of abseLnce for a p'riod of thirty
dauys, longer if neccessa ry , on Sunday.
MIr. 1lam hais been an unt irinig work
er, bothi in hiis pastoiial dluties anid ats
ed(1itor oft the Pilgim the putblica tion
gotten out by the C'?ariendo.n Br.pt i:
church~l, andc the strain has made in-.
road s oni his energies andl a coinpllet e
rest has beeni deemied advisable.
Mri. ad Mrs. Fred 12. Coward ic
turnred MIond ay night from t7 liin,
where they hail been ini at tendanlice of
their nephiew's funeral, who wasl
dr ownied at lItaenials last. Saturiday.
MIisses Al ice Walker- and Vida
Powell and Mr. .loe Psowell spent Sun
day in Columbia.
Mr. G. C. Sugg. foreman of the
Ir<.md conlst ructLion force liere, visited
h is home. at WVi lsoii, N. ( . , this wecek.
.I Mrs. Clayton Blagiial of (Columbia
is visiting here this week.
Little Miss Marie KennedIv of ('liar
leston is visit ing as the hionic of M\rs.
John11 (. Ilarvin.
Mrs. D). L. sams is oi .t visit to her
home in North Carolina.
Mr . rnd NMrs. .John B . iimainuel and
MTiss Briownie E~ImannieI of II ichnioil
Va., arc visiting at the homic of Mir.
A VOUCHIIR TO SHlOn ST'. PETE'llt
A Northieirn Ontario edlitor' tellIs of
an oldhid nian that ca me in to his otlie
to suibsc ribe foi' the piaper. TIhe edi..
tor took the nmoney. Then thle Indian
waniitedl a reeceiplt. The editor trnild to
talk him otit of it. Mr. Iniani iuisistedl
oni getting a receipt . A fte r iiak ing it
out, the edlitor' asked him why he was
so Persistent in wan lt ing a ~receiplt.
The Indian said. "'Me die sonie (liy
and go to big gate. Saint Peter' ask
I been good Indin. I say, yes. 110
say, did you pay your debts ? I say
yes. lie say, did you pay cdi ton fo'r
paper? I say, yes. THe say, where is
iececi pt 1 not have it. I have to run
all oveir hell to find you anid get a
receint ."- Eehanng.
FR
FINEST PAI
LOW SHOES,
OR GENTLE
EVENING 8 0
P. M. JULY 2.
PARTICULA
ng Thursdai
Se
... Men's Sport
V Neck ------
Men's Athlet
iour Union Suits
tify
t of Ladies' Lace
only Union Suits
are
e of Men's Genui
underwear, a
Best grade
- now going at
ing- 36-inch Tafi
lity, yard -
$15.00 Just
fordIs .
in English,
and conserval
Cocoa Brown
men's Palm
strictly first
ng.
FIRlE DESTRtOYS A UTOS
l'still, .IunIe 20.-Fire caused fron
spontaneous comblistion of gases il
the gailage of Eliis Brothers caused
a fire here at noon toiay, complete
ly destroying the large building to
gether with severalI auo obiles an<
trucks. One Iar ge t hi. an' I one
h al f1 ton t uk h on iged t I li1
"ST NATI
SPublic Sen
is at last aliv
We have I
extravagane
peCople of thi
So, at last,
ing, We see a
neWi dlay Wll
C'onservatior
omyl", flood a;
landl of our's.
Let TRlIi
Stat y ~our TI
us- here. TOI
FIRST NATI(
A. C. BRA
J. T..STUIi
EE!
IR OF SHOES OR
EITHER LADIES'
MEN SATURDAY
CLOCK, JUNE 25th
RS AT STORE.
, Friday and
tturday
Union Suits, 85c
'ic Dimity Check 69c
Trimmed Knit 4
ne Balbriggan
varment ---- c
)veralls, 89c
eta) inl olor's $1.35 1
Right Ox- $69
$6.95
mi English, high toe
Ave, lasts inl $6.95
Beach Pants$3.48
quality
u:
Brothers whil t lie a1uitomiobiles be
longedl to cist.o4mers who hal le Ift
(hemt for repaiis. In ablitioni to the
a 'er losses lllis Brothers caririel a
:umge stock of re pair parts aad tires,
all of which was a total loss. Neither
the huiling: nor stock ot paris was
I i I Sure1 l . Ixcellent work ont the part
of the Iirie <lepnitiuent, confinled the
care to he huilling.
rT
timent.
t' to the needs of Economy.
adl our1 fling at waste and
1-mUoney, like wateri, has
1 through the hands of the
a; nation.
out of' the maIze o~f speCnd
he'ad the (dawn of a bright
m Th rift shall reign and1(
and1 Prud1l(ence and1 Econ--i
wvith sunshine, this fajir
'Tp be your11 rulinlg habit.
Hii FTi' ACCOUJNT w\ith
AY.
>NAL BANK
'IS, President.
D)HA MV, Vice-Priesident.
ES'. Cashier.