The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, August 17, 1921, Section One Pages 1 to 10, Image 12

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Ehe Manning times. Published Every Wednesday WEDNI)SDAY, AUGUST 17, 1921 Mliss Nida lir. of To. la visiting Miss .lnie Wilsonl. M is. Franlk Ilugi~ginls is visiting ill Edgefield. Horn to .\!r. :lli Mrs. W ml. lollidlay .latst Sutiy a twilve pound baby boy. Mr. R. D). l'ly-r has returnet'd afte' conduting Ial inl Ilmar, S. C. .r. .\!elt Sauls of Wiist In-Salem, N. s., I!n 1 ic wtek-e c.I hir. M r. Greur~e M htiunghon4 f lor tnce, Was a WeIkk vn'd visitor here. M iss- .leanette lw e a eun I Ihomeu fr4omil a visit in OraIg-ilurg. MIr. Tao r I Stlw i . s penIIt (.lnday in . s I Ili I elcy11 of Greni ville, i s . ig NlIired T il llpsonl (,f I.. nc - burg a idtng iss(;ri-c Nhimmer. MissIree Smth f Winsbro.is i 1itin' Alr-. S. S. '11ichar-ds 1. t)irangtltuu'. \I issi' I .uerv and .\ ire'X W:-n 144ent ITuesthiv In Sumti . Rtev. and .\I. I- ish- ; n ItuIvs Ia in Ium e .1 tIr , i.i in Icends. Miss Ihu'in- 11.11 of ( 'harlei tonl, is vi -iting - Ms -a itichmono d. Ml iss I,;I. Brig "f StinlmertI is i( visitine . r .'. s iiihani 'o .. . l \ 1. I. Il l St ils SumIt . bIu n s. r. 1. . 1. N 'u 'r? ed f.1Inl a1 bu -s i n thr Il Ih T nn ssee :114 K(nltuckv-. Mliss (':uneral BurgeL~ss has ncturn'led 'o her1 h o Inl Atlnta, after visiting" Mlr. and .\Mrs. .1. T. St ukes. MIrS. N. 1). Thaie mtl idauter tira ae, ha ti' le e fromi a vi it Sh it iv i Col'bi.. RIov. (;ray it' tlay sville, is visit ing :(moild Un1-wing-t on and1(! retv v il% . tow ', Md. is visiting Is aunt. MIr. W. T. . 4'e ne. M Iir Francis De ILornet oIf Sumlter, werewek-end gfue:-ts of .\liss .\ltte \'ennin.. ALts onl Weinbhert" :andicr -i ter., .\li!-;, Iinie l':brich of N -w\ Y-ork, are vistin inI cl ('ere own w Ia f Sumt4-, n- V no ' A III. (r . t4.uib e Mr. N. 1). C-Ithtan 1( tulrned homel S i:ip . Nortb Th e h- ul m :1r ln-ryo. 14). 4 , -\ -- ri ain n.41 r Al I ' ~ i n Tuila'. ftr . 1 toi her pa nt4 (4 4 p4 . '41 \.4s .of r tin in i ria 4r4ndMr.4 Me Im in44ramtIt i i X XlnofSp m i tl 14., are 4 i w Mrs lgran. aret , MrXl. :44i Mr f... lln an d u htr willi Xi:-. A. it'n is siste1r, Mt's, II, P. H4g. .rs. '.I. A. Weinrg~r., Mi 5se(s [rnta and1 Adie Weinbetrg have rturnedI~t from11 a six week's staiy in At Iortic (ty. Fcordsor 3orfEves D, elds $625 . _sesr L _ I Does Every Job F///sr S ~You can plow,disk, Si/os S g harrow, harvest, thresh, bale hay, grind feed, fill the silo, saw wood, pump water, pull stumps, do road work or any other GecIl fpower job around the farm quicker, easier and at less cost toyouwith the Fordson Tractor. Twenty-four hours each S -day, every working day in 9 xrthe year it will give maxi mum service. Light but ------powerful it gets from job to job quickly. Easy to operate and control-effi cient, economical and above all DEPENDABLE. Get in the power-farming frame of mind now. Call, phone or drop us a eard for facts. See the Fordson in practical operation. CLARENDON MOTOR CO., Manning, S. C. F. R. DINGLE MOTOR WORKS, Summerton, S. C. ir. ; I.. I)i has juIt finl ished ll iii pe I i IIs 11 lii li I Ili. 1'-It ii v, ll't! iiiis Ill 1 i tt per cvii iit sl ri vi d. A ve Xe n li n i si hII - andii ijt i. nowI I. < t i 1 i - somlesit rc-l i ec111:es ili * i - , -- i f VI It fe tli zer (Iiniil it '$,241.0 a ton Iu town. t - i c it is ho be ])r. .l . Sltilkt- * andl falnil1 y of w e . i) n vl(t* p t141 \m1t.1rilus, (;.I., spent last wlk with t II Stlo. 1 pa -li, .r. andi . x A COVER .T. stuk s inl .Lanninh. .l .. m :n Iarvin i t p ti t t-u tI inn ou th i weekI tro Wash-I .'1iit s tiitiI-wc hl ) b-'ue thl fte J l(Siel ta.sev-iie ilE eE rnth l . ii .- arr (n: tie was ng o lass ..Omahehne bho \lrctie. he rof-rin n, \ to .\ t \y . . ril 'a Ihola,)aa(t (I (f l. no l tr i l se \ 1.<ahnDR. J. E .i ARANT t h eu tin-t ura,.,. rs. u ::::vI ::im u u RIFF&NESS Sel! It For Less! W H Y? Bec ause. E have bought our goods at a low market Ebelieve in quick sales and small profits E operate a small store with less expense E believe in quality, not in quantity We also guarantee every article we sell to give satisfaction or money refunded. No dead stock. Everything fresh !and clean. That's why we adopted the Slogan of Headquarters For e H R A Full and The Famous B Up-to-Date Corsets Sell It For Less Line of antiI Brassiers. !Next to-Candy Kitchen. Dry Goods. HARRY RIFF BEN NESS Tuesday, August 23, New Zn at I.. Mellette Z nf ('lotahia ad a NOTIE 10:30 a. ml.; and Oak Dale School at -ranIhh itt . o) .1'. ani Al rS. R. C. ::30 p . \uIgist 2-Ith; Enterprise l'lowden of this plav'. .111. lIli~wil( ' I 'In School at i liatI's at M.:0; -iani i ft Monday aro-ling to attend the vin station at 3:30; A ugust 25th, hieraI which was held in Columia Marks Scloo )ist net No. 6, of (lar-. VI'Ireston at 10:3; aid .ordan at 3:30; at 2:30 Monday afternoti. OM' elon Conty, South Carolina, %ill August P. th ixville at. 10:30; and lwa'tfelt sympathy i. extended '1 th e Summer. ton at ::30. bereaved family. 11 be 11( at the Greeti savana W. It. (Gray, Comilty Agent.SX.lY.iZ.lShol on Friday, August 26tlj 19121 for Ili hi' 1)1 nle oif votingr onl the F IVE L.OSE 1.1\VEsCHITA N)VO l"VE AIE . E 'I 5llA iN ll ~l oestioiill ofwhethier said district, A IN 011. WORKS IRE (i NnVEN 0N TO lE II EU levy and col led an11ally a special tax of Tllt (Il0) mills 101' general s('lini] Phii!o di phia, Aug. 1.1..--lF'ive per- The State Convention (of Allen purpos ill said district. Polls opei >ons were killed, elne wa lmr ; lted 1 si ia1 lih e;% will Ie froi 7 a. Ill. to . p. kt. Megistration dying and a score were' inued as hllit'''iiyA.l. .(irl, ai vetii te :id ta teepi reu ei te result of .: tire which brlke' (lit liig S CA gs 21 x 112. ''t'a in eeal htios l'or i'f varlyv torlaiv in thle P~oint lBreeze Oli pil d sivte o:tIedtessin on tad o '(vuin works of the'. Athantit l'ininig ''nun- B . E S N X..Prwi' olt ui. l pan. lThe Ire t' was stiltluuburing at t.atorEd aio.2 meidnighit, and the d gchu age to ____________________________________ alr____________________mly______________ d1one1 wa's istimateid at 81I,li00t,i 11. I"l-' pir hp rt men lt ollicijal- declaredt that, uiiless thei thaies.ver'e li Eheck-E EEEEEEEEEE *d thIe whiol~ plant , ist iniated to be' leftW.\ln"hiy moningIto)ttend th is lv~rlWlluioi i -i nerlJhc washel7inColmbi lilitue I'llartfelt lsympathylitsiextendedlt t the "M.ll. Z. Mi" I 1iiTheiState'iionvention of Alilen iidl the \\('hrisiianoi-:nth-avoril.hagues wiS EAS N W l' teb a-T intt Aw.i. -:uC urh,.lan I iingle C., August 24, It, 19'1. The S: li ItO ' l~pa wek vist witubl U is - inv ite aten tihe sessin. i I ) ik a d ~r Ia v' iiIta i*i.S t fl 'astlor.) 'ii Illili l~ Slilet iii Wj Itlri 111 1U 2-i id C'S al \V i T h ~ie Wialist d ot ra sdn g in SL'k ihndon iounty, South Carolina, wil Ii t I lii schoololho'sekonillridayuiAugust U6t V I t'a('iitcl ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 92 fr hen'ls uihvf 4-a C'a OlI)adsiti puro inoavtigon the lii' dal i f ~ is luis Mele tt I iU olo' o g'ee an h a stio of- - whehe sai d istic sha ''et' 11( 'llu~h r o Mi. nd ts.U 5-L~lcs'allwo levyal ad iclle anll ayeca 3a U plIdt h seapnsrposes- in sai district. Pol op. n 'liiicertititlntesieddotaxsrecseiptsgrIllue l~t'iatoinhipenera':eleciitns.t yoorde, of * ('la'i'ohltt( ''otuntoyt Catontuaof Eua i ton ~vil he hiI at duen.tion.in2' wo Stt)' 00,0t0ottl, wAugubest royed.Wigoo )'a~----. fit' te piQ'ualityf Telilg1)PriceqoSells t r(lly (I hth s\asch ilit r:twh t- .* IB hlnla ii an lail i'ii n,~t l ntl o uil nw rh dani~ nit.1 \Vtoni'4 .\ix0 Ihotiso w)on 'ta hle m to b .lo, an theat ilirt bin that t 1t0. IG 1 Y Io h-an. lwt't yers neist 'i t la 5BigIffers \iss g'(l'au ilini' .\errit Pol \jlenfo m *a.t- o s t . W res f m us r s )'~ (ten to \Viisn.nn m n. orere (I iEWE E~NWIT A. Eol IButh Thmpo ost---- -------------$.20 --d$3.00 restpendina fomrim withrindsip Sme hoaltDiaridt. N o. * E E E E E E E E E ....,.