The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, July 20, 1921, Section One Pages 1 to 8, Image 8
Best Grade
Good and %
For Friday and Satu
At 10 a. m. until 12
we will sell a $15.00
Crepe Shirt of the lates
terns at, each
I1.00 Ladies' Lisle T
Hose, a pair
Men's 35c Hose, a pai
STHE MANNI
Entered at the Postofice at M
Appelt & Shoi
Published Eve
Subscription Rates $2.(
MANNING, S. C., WED.
GRAIN E[VATOR
PLANS EXPLAIN[D
What I grain elevator is, how it
operales. 1ow it solvcs the problelms
that confionts a community where the
boll weevil arrived, w -re the subjects
disclssel at a lletinlg held Monday
at the Court House. Mr. W. W.
Brandon otf Mlri-inna, Fla., and Mr.
E. T. -1. Shaffer of Walterboro, werT
>resent t: address the meetilla birge
y made up of Nanning busiaess men.
Mr. Bnm-adon,:uil vhlerly manl of wide
experienlce in the grain bIi ness an'd
a bilil"I (4f twenty-two elevators in
the South, rave an1 interesting account
of the way the elevator had helped in
Marianna ;md oth "r p laces.
"In 191f"I he said: the cotton Crop
nround MI llariainna was . total failure.
Not one bale was i'lned. Things were
il despl late Condition. That yveal we
decided lo put up1 an - levltor and ill
1917 we( :-Iiipped outI G1 lialoads of
corn. Seve ral of these wen t to( Chin
pro anld weethe first corn that had
Ver been shippld to th North from
the( SoulitlE The 1 raIn elevator offers
a cash roi rhIt at Iom foi'r cor-n, pela
gre'i:. It II the 1 sues way; knownVl of
combalit ing~ the de'pre'sionl that. falls
on1 a cornali IIty whenl the c-ottonl crop1
faib;.
operai'tion I I the <.train elevator. C orn
is broug~ht toI the' lo~nt ill th" shulck.
de crn th ers humI~an1 ha nds do0
not toc thehduc. Ti i'Is the(
SQUEEZED
TO DEATH
When the body begins to stiffen
and m1-ovemIfent becomnes painful it
is usualei~ an .ndication that the
kidacytj ore out of order. Keep
these vtgans healthy by taking
GQLDMEDAL
'The world's standard reme.dy for kidney,
lver, bladderIQ und uric acid troublos.
Famnous slince 1696. Take regularly an~d
keep mn good health. In three sizes, all
druggistsa. Guaranteed as represented,
Laok for tem are ld Medail on every boa
Ch~iovine Sprott
Co
GE~NU!NE V4
The BESTI C'
for dlomfestic
Lion guararl
alwvays~ on hat
prlomfPt.
MANNING
Phone 127
Sea Island,
vide, yd. - -
-ay Katzoff is go
everybody until I
Silk Give us a call
t pat- turer's cost.
.$4.95
irear
- 49c Kat2
r 141c Abram's Old Stan
ING TIMES
mining as Second-Class latter.
>e, Proprietors.
ry Wednesday
10 per year in Advance
\ESDAY, JULY 20, 1921
oIly way grain c n he handled in
large quantities eco.:omh ically.
Mr. Shaffr gave the cosIts of opera
tion and possible protits from a grain
<'lvator. The bu.-i'ess men were
unanimous in declaring that such a
plant is b1dly needed in Manning. The
cost of an elevator ranges from
$6000.00 upwardls. A large part of the
capital -equired can be borroved but
o far no oIne 1ms Com1e forward to
undertake th;e ve nture.
Any one de!iring mor- definitc in
formation regi ni ng the elevator
What it.i do, what it ' I pay. sh'i'll'H
folm unicat wit'i A. L. Luce at the
(arendon Motor Co.
TWENTY MILLIONS
NEAlR STARVATION
Berlin, July 17.-Twenty million
persons are on the verge of starva
tion in drought Stricken sections of
Russia, subsisting maInly on moss,
grass ald hark of trees, according
to the Vossische Zeituing which
quotes information from "ireliable
Russian sources."
Ref'ugees are reported to bv loul'
ing iito Moscow and Petrograd ,by
the -housands a n to he fhing
hlopel esslyV ini every diirect ion. The
ffarlhed (arit h, it is reporitedl, is opien
moy great erevasses atnd wells and
livers are drying upj.
attle in the stricken districts
have bnetn slaughtered to provide
foodt, bt it is believed impossible to
01.A88I[lED ADY[ETISINC
IHub-Milly-TIismn is a great pa' '1itler.
Itieves eain and soreness, Reunma
tism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.
It)R S A . O ne niice milch cow,
muist h~e iiohlu by Saturdtay. S. M.
Pa:t rick.
WA NTED Tl'l E HALESMA N- -to
sell l ow priced gualran te((d t ireS.
Good money. Adoress Burr Oak
Cord lire Co., llurr Oak, Michigan.
28-21-c.
lFOR SA\ 1,; One C (arolinai tavorite
Ca nming Onutfit. Cap jac i ty 1G NO.
Seas. Al1:so 200 tin cans. Cheap
for cacsh. S. M. Pkirick.
666i eures Malaria, Chtills naid Fever,
lHilious Fever, Colds aind LaGrippe, or
mnoney refuindedl.
I,.OST-.- -One1 (ame an( it or near' iiase
balt parik last week. l'indter wilt re
turl n to M\trs. .fake Isemnan.
L OST- One 135x5 Firestone tir. on
te road bietw -en Man ningu andt
Sum01t.(r on Frlidaiy, Jully 15.thI. Re
wardf if findfer retur ns same to
Swa rtz" Biros., Sumter.
B. E. Chandler
AL
1. BLUE GEM
)AL KNOWN
uSe. Satisf'ac
teed. Stock.
id. .Ieliveries
FUEL Co.
Manning, S. C.
tttittttittitt mmmesmemme
THE MANNING~T
8E
ing out of Business. Store ha
vacate. Below we mention so
you will be coninced by purt
LOOI
off's Dep
d
CYPRESS
SASH
DOORS
BLINDS
MOULDINGS
AND
MILLWORK
avert a catastrophe, unless food is
received from outside sources.
IESCUE PASSENGEllS
FRCOM STRAD 1)1S1I
Ogdenburg, N. Y. July 17.--A small
botat connected with land by a heavy
cable hauled 329 tourists passengers
through raging waters of the St.
I awrence to sfety today as they
were being li 'd from the steamer,
Rapids King. the Canad ian Steam
ship line whien we*nt on the rocks
Saturday in L.ong Sault rapids.
The cable i as attached to the tiny
craft becautse it was teared that if the
boat were t urned loose, or even had
a hlarge boat been used, the churn
ing waters would have swept it away.
A fler the passengers were landled
ma kesh itt trepaits were made upon
the vessel, which had broken her
rudlder' chain before being tshed
against the rocks.
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TIIIE P'EACHI TRtEE BORtERS
The peoach tree bore r, wvhich is a
small white larva, causes mtuch dam
age to thIte orchards in South Caro
linta. It bores into the body of the
tree .iutst below the sur face of the
ground(, int many instances the trees
arte conmpiletely gird led, whtich weak
ened ondlition o lfert id ealI cond itins
for the dlestructive work of the short
bole borer. A simple andto practical
moethodl of con trol for the peach tree
borter is by "'moundling" ot throwintg
utp di rt around the trunks of the tr'ees
t o a height of tetn to twelve inches.
10 to .12 itches.)
Timae-T'he ttees shoul be "'mountd
Ied"' froti the first to t he fifteenth of
;July.
I 'tepartatory to mounditng, a coat oaf
truntk wash shouhl( be a ppl iedl by wash
ing the ttunk of the ttee from the
btanoches downwartd. 'lThis keeps the
tree itn a heal thy cond itiont anad repealIs
tmsect s and odiscases.
St andtardl Trutak Wash
Lutmp ime ---.. -- 20 lbs.
ap I (WhV~ale oil, htomemtade, ort ot
dlinary Laundty ....-..... 3 lbs.
Sulphtur -. -. - -.. - - ...- 4 lbs.
Watkrng The Wash .2 as
Shave the soap fintely andt~ odissolve
in three gallons of hot water. Make
a thitn Paste oaf sulphur and addo to
the soap solution, and while the lime
is slaking (in half barrel) thte sotlu
tiont of soap andto sulphur is pourtedl
oaver it, an the tt whole quattity is oi
lutedl to make twenty-five gallons,
whic htis a suflicientt quantity to wash
200 to 300i tree~s, 6 to 8 years ohi(.
'lThis wash is very inexpens~give, atnd
may be easily appl ied b~y the utse of a
Plaint brush.
Methtod of Mounding
Pull I or throw the ea2rt~h utp arontd
the batse of the tree to a height of ten
to twelve itnches, which when se'ttledl
will be about eight inches bigh. This
ma ybe done either by the use of a
shovel or ordinary hoe.
The trees should be examined be
fote "mtouniding" and if there are any
IMES, Ma E C.
.Sug
A pow
day an
s been Rented. Must VacE
me of our low prices:
hasing your inerchandise for
C FOR
artment
borers present, they should be remov
ed by taking a knifeblade and cutting
out, or boring out with a wire.
Pulling the Mound Down
Trhe moun(ls should be torn (own
from the Ist. to 15th. of October, and
the trees examined for the borer. The
presence of the borer will be noted
by the exudation of gum, and may be
easily removed with a knife, or wire.
After the trees have been worked,
a second coat of trunk wash, made as
directed, should be applied and then
wood ashes are available, two to
three quarts may be applied around
the base of the tree.
It is very important that this mound
be pulled dlown at the proper time;
otherwise, it will be detrimental to
the growth of the trees, as it furnishes
an excellent place for the borer to
work.
W. R. Gray. County Agent.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons haveing claims against
the Estate of E. B. Gamble, deceased
will present them duly attested and
those owing said Estate will make
payment to the undersigned qualified
Feehr
feel at h
geniality
feeling t
Co. is a
serve 01
You will
you are
tion, wh
SH omell
~~~~~na F i F i F llMM0MMM1" Ml "
it 1c a Pi
rid of Sugar for 1c
I Saturday with
tie. Bargains for 15<
eaci
less than manufac
Bar4
3(
11W
store
G
MANNING, S. C. Shii
Administratrix of the said Estate.
Gertrude Gamble,
. Administratrix.
Manning, July 11, 1921 28-4t-c.
ADIMIINISTRATOR'S SALE
Pursuant to an order of J. M. Wind
ham, Judge of Probate, I will sell to
the highest bidder for cash at the re
sidence of Ben Geddings inear Hodge's
Corner, S. C., on Saturday the 6th (lay
of August, 1921 at 11 o'clock a. m.
the following personal property: One
Ford Touring Car, one lot of house
hold furniture, one set of buggy har
ness, one bicycle and two share of
stock in Pinewood Ice and Product Co.
T. B. MIMS,
Administrator.
Pinewood, July 20, 1921. pd.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
TIEM DIAMOND BRAND.A
Ladies Ask your bramist for
4Jhieheatera IaianondlirandIi
Ilii In lIed and Gold4 raelal Ic~/
boxes, scaled .wth Blue Ribbon.
Take no other. lno u
DIO IAND P'ILLS, for 2Sd
years known as Ilest. S2(est. Always Reliable
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
t
our ambitions is, to ha
ome in this bank; to
and good will; to pron
hat the Home Bank a
HOME institution, r
ir home people at a
l always find a welcor
entitled to our time ai
ether you bank here
ank and 'I
CHARLTON DuRAN'A
TI. M. WELLS, Cashiu
ft
ound!
Thursday, Fri,,-:
a $ pMit#et
P
Ladies' Handkerchiefs,
----------------3c
ratch our- windows for
rains.
I-inch fine quality Bleach
at yard ------ - 12'c
Dod grade Men's Work
ts, each- .....--_-_ 49c
ADMINISTRATRIX SALE
Pursuant on an order of J. M. Wind
ham, Judge of Probate, I will sell to
the hijghest bidder, for cash, at the
residence of Gertrude Gamble, in the
town of Wiinning, on Wednesday the
27th day of July, 1921' at 11 o'clock
a. m. the follow~ing personal p~roperty:
One second hand Ford touring car, onr
diresser, one organ and some other
household goodls.
Gertrude Gamble,
Adniinistratrix.
Manning, July 11, f921. 28-4t-c
G. C. COOPER,
Licensed
Optometerist
EYES
Carefully Examined,
Glasses Fitted, Broken
Lenses Duplicated.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
SUMTER, S. C.
ome"
we folks
cultivate
lote that
nd Trust
eady to
11 times.
ne here;
ad atten
or else
'rust Co.