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GIOCEIES IN B.B . Bi Having purchased the bankrupt stot to the people of Manning and vicinity at the stock must be disposed of at once, a SALE Every article in the stock has been article. It will pay to come for miles to saved is a dollar earned" these times. ( Del Monte Peaches, No. 2 Cans ---------29c Whiite Rose Shad, 1 lb Cans .-..a,..----15c White Rose Jams, assorted 1 lb Jars --------35c . Campbell's Soups, assorted ---------------_ _--_10c Sliced Pineapple No. 2 Cans ------------38c Bob White Toilet Paper, roll ---------...4c and 8c Fancy Columbia River Salmon 1 lb Flats ----39c We will make deliveries to town patro The store will be open every day' and w( LEX SELLING B. Next Katzoff's Store M.Clif Crawford spent the week Eh DMaH~ nnina Cheuts._ end ith relatives in Sumter. viE Re Published Every Wednesday Little Mary Lou Bradley, who is -suffering with diptheria is believed toca WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1921 be some better. Miss Florence Davis is visiting i Miss Caroline Matthes is visiting SmissereneDvsi Miss Isabelle Thomas for a short1 of Su er.time. in Mr. Doyle Sheriff of Orangeburg is Mr. 0. W MeFoy spnt several (lays a guest at the Arant home. last week visiting friends and rela- sp Miss Ruth Dickson is visiting friends in Charlotte. Mr. J . S or Miss Lily Brogdon is visiting Missaronil Aline . Rigby. Miss- Emily O'Cain of Orangeburg fo utrweesesettep visitig Mrs.C. N.Sprott Mr. Cfo RCkra lw er spnhe wvl aenk tend sui me re ol.si u tr i V.'. Rhy. sufisering with daupther rs . elieve d Whe. ebetr.d at eat Sping. veiyboy ~hoMis Isaele Thomas wo as biot canis uge~ to ~e reset. t wilrb o.dyls W. k y sn cisev era - day remebere tha thi tea is a t aleek fiiing Herins tandi tela sp UJ)ofsevn ichrdboy.tivesoliin retmn. J. Mr.JamsaLlitthyfTWnnloro * Jrdso. RIGE F'eoise Watyo orestn are hMse uyWilon Fotonrayls vis0tin , est C. alit Sp o mtt. n weekl~ forad r il whrewill Was- en Mrs i. l am a dauhe, yr d-e - te l youm e schatl doam of SPalttourg , ach iiigMs J. Mrs a.M Wells Ox Geoge o W . Laeigby-rto, ~.- S Isasi to herdaugherMs Blac A.d * i balrgades, (l 4oo, th ap d - -4 c \V h at atsoncle at reph (Iprin. Everydy- who-- r.0 Hyac Thoaswhtw s it can Floered Cb reent It Ch ile d e dayo last wFkb hsdg in e Sh 3r oiere tal colos) tearsde tingc alue. ei taking te tw up Ofs ver Nethard --ys. -- hyrophoatl treamet. ed J.H.RIGEA,! "GT T * hE Young RELIABLE OII tEEDIN'S 01 k of B. B. Breedin, consisting of High-4 prices far below the original cost. Eve the building has been leased for occup STARTS T4 marked down to today's wholesale price take advantage of these prices, as this ,ast your eyes over these prices taken al Copra Brand Salmon /2 lb Flkts -----------6c Finest Red Alaska Salmon, 1 lb Talls -------33c Star Naptha and Grandma Washing Powders 4c 2 in 1 Shoe Polish, all colors -------------l--11c Evaporated Milks, Talls ----------..._. ------14c Star Lye, can .._.------------------------12c Argo Starch, package -------------------.7c White Floating Toilet Soaps --------------4c ns of this sale. And do not forget the will have plenty of courteous clerks to )N WEINBE B. BREEDIN'S BANKR Mrs. J. A. Easley of Greenville, is Miss Lula F. Harvin of Columbi iting her son and daughter-in-law, is visiting her sister, Mrs. I. I. A v. and Mrs. J. A. Easley. pelt. Mrs. E. C. Alsbrook is visiting her Judge J. M. Windham will lea ighter in Columbia and brother in next week for a trip to Palm Boac mden for a few weeks. Fla., and he has appointed Capt. 11. Ellerbe to act for himi while hie Mr. and Mrs. Sanders and childieii a ay. Spartanburg, who have been visit Mrs. Bomar have returned home. Miss Ethel Bateman of Sumter the Presbyterian church vill ente nt last week with Mr. atl M tam the Young Ladies' Class with H1. Touchberry. fish fry at Martin's Lake one nig atthis h heek. Mr. Leon Bell who for sometimefrmteouai;fVrgn. st has been in the navy, has receiv his discharge and is at home now. Msr .S rne lvrL Miss .Julia Wilson spent the wveek--udyframtrti hog o rI at Hlarvin wvith Miss Lily Brog- Crln tpiga odhr Miss Corinne Blarfield spent several ys last week wvith Miss Mary Wil-MrR.KBry vofrsmti ai in Sumter.pathsbnreiignMaml Miss Madeline Shope left Monday fre oei lou i ilm e(Greenville, where she wvill spendth trp houh hecuryiI o or three weeks wvith Miss Rosebud cr Aganicecal tSettetin f uuuu....... ....... go n Jl t. hr vl PriceSSells......t..--.--..--.re..ood.an d orfords ..............-..........$5.00 lfor s -- -n-... .......... $4 5 ongeendahirtsinCo(Jury atta)hat Ht--- .------- --... .. ..........al$2.2e0bewee M id Crfrmdsras-Shirts,$ 00l- gasweepydasStra attachds .........-.--..-..$.5 * gm wa rif l ot Su et ks-----------------9Jugen to Mnnindham wil theah *Mnnext wo 1a torip thortalmac chiefs------------F-lac anin wn1t6the haapitd Cast aH. E-----lerb------c to t for went twle hei 'ongTeeShirtsMCnllariattach-ss i rem adrs hitsCo- e PreSyera MAILc wine attaced----------~ Utain tFthe YoungFLadis'asith $11.0nd ing Sanfwdays werithcerit Mr gs. .F. Dickso--ndtaotndherd way ho f ~rom the montafinsofdq V irg na. Messr. . MALSTAPrInce o.ea C .ar lsong atGodsor.0 'ED PflIERS 4D STAND 3rade Groceries, I am going -p offer it rything is marked in plain figures and lancy within a short time. 3-D A Y s which means a big saving on every is all high-grade stock and "a dollar t random through the stock. Maxwell House Coffee, 1 lb cans ----------33c Jello Powders, Ice Cream and Dessert, pkg. --_10c Kellog's Corn Flakes and Post Toasties, pkg..11c Herring Roe, No. 2 cans -----------------25c Baker's Coconut, can -------------------14c White Rose Mayonnaise, large bottles -------30c Luzianne Coffee, 1 lb cans --.--------------27c Lt this sale will last for a short time only. wait on you. Everything strictly cash. RG, UPT STOCK Manning, S. C. a, give Manning three games won Sum- AMERICAN LEGION MEETING P merton one, and one tie. All of these games were hard fought and drew Ilarge crowd1s. Manning should feel Williams-Burgess Post will hold its re proud as this is the first time that we regular monthly meeting at Masonic h, can remember vhen Manning beat Hall at 8:30 p. in. Tuesday, July 5th. I. Summerton playing ball. All members are urged to be present. GERA LD'S I IWAREHOUSE th Will Be 'OPENI Beginning To-day ! g: and will store your tobacco for you, being fully in.. U * sured. Bring your tobacco to Manning one of the ? of best markets in the State of S. C. For good * e* service bring your tobacco to Gerald's Warehouse U .* for they are always on the job. Thanking you for * xt U your business in the past and soliciting your pat-*E S* ronage for the coming season, we are, r-.U i Gerald's Warehouse *C U JOHN D. GERALD & SON, Proprietors. U a 9,9 It is estimated that of 24,000,000 school children in the United states 8,000,000 have defective eyes. That is one of every three children. That proportion is probably larger than found with the children in Clarendgn County, but certainly there are many who need spectacles that aie not wearing themi. The child's chances for getting the best from its school advan tages are few If it's vision is poor. You can have its's eyes properly examined and fitted by D R. J. E. A R A NT, OPTOMETRIST'