The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, October 19, 1921, Section One Pages 1 to 10, Image 10

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F YOU hav Jg -gg' in an inspee and bes't equi I hat hasA grown eigh-t years of ser Bidt never befol wve bveen so thorml fall Season findsI VISIT Ebe Mianning times. Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, OCTrOBER 19, 1921 DokBahmgaeabrha pat o ot fhs ite red las Saudy Geoge JrWlim netie numbe ofhsfins tabrha partylast riday Mr. nd Ms. Lste Wenbrgo Kingstre, visied rel t~i 'i a nn frind issEst lle Oo i ha leston.s ('ji Th *a bok fae haw opewfrh payment o coutyetaxes--on't everybody cemeoatfonce Mrs.Mois Eves Wehayeure hm ater ondn a ofup ltle ofrieeks as R . cod hs rtre Georgae, Johnsonilams nteraeda pont lnCarst o ri a Fia fra Mr. and Mrs. Remert ofeinbero vinsitdth homie roftvein Mr.nH. RRebinMning this week. Ther wilx bek ar meetin ofen fr-h perseat the Sardnty tSchoolueont Fvryday hes at once .m.tod cuswyadme atrsia oule in theefu turevL.Thr will eo od h spreakers hore from Suter lrene noda nmis. mi onsnwseeae M.ndr. Arantis on sutr .Rexmbetinaning last week. you' wilne whi meet oingear mesarte givingia Sco t osee oi D R. AJ.n is don THE OPT( to viie Couui in th, * 4 .... . 4.. ... * Al" there is a pleasure awaiting3 ionl of South Carolina's larg pped departinent store. A st( inl public, favor through for, vice to South Carolina shopp< r-e inl these forty-eight years lui ighly equipped for service as tl i1S. During t he past slunnierV US FAIR E Mr., Wade Weatherford who has been in Gieenville for the past few weeks has returned to Manning. Miss Helen Lummus of Miami, Florida, is visiting het cousins, Mrs. J. T. Stukes and Mis3s Tora Bagnal. Mrs. atieColewent o Coumbi yetra to viierfterwoi in heCoumiahopial Mr. Hayneswort Ploden4wh un de wen an oprto 'n odyi getn alngncely. Mannng nd ingsreeHig School fothaltem mtinMnnn ls Fridy, nd he lcalboy won 1 to 0.4 ham latWdedy4a . Toch wihMr.Saa 'Hri. Lesso 2nd week by aC(1 buchof deeri .hunters. These isleavinre nayaifor Black Oa wperle: W M.wi PoeRe. L. B. Mcird JoeDicksaon, S. J.oSmith For P. Burgtess, forty-eiPhtwdear H EllrbeqShebypad lusDvies T Willi Ream ofgI i Sumter. me Mr . Wadlae wahconvcd ino thae woek attmpe rured uoMnhisnte.v fitig stingse e couay s ,re . Mts. Kafoti Cteswen tolassesi getg onge. ly MnigadKingNTr'S ,g cho fot M l ETRms TiMnngls 01 'v aro o us .ue-o onen11,s in ij ISt I'WietV reor-galliZe(i alm~ rv 011 coli'vellietice and<11ai'sfh est department of! this big WO While the -photograph 1s. }here will give yolu ai ve CAmousasLARcm one time was superintending the work on the new hotel in Manning. There will be held at the Manning Baptist Church Sunday afternoon, be ginning at 4:00 o'clock a Baptist Young Peoples Convention. All of the yung eopl of he Bptis Chrhaeugdbepeet hr wil beseera god als mde Diyetra afeno, fee ingsikaltlovroedythfu 'enmnh-odduhero4r n Mrs.B. D Stanakr. Te litle4. il was tken il onMondawit acioi an de wihntenyfu hors The boya 4ae eKrhwti mornin for bural SutrIihSholfo alta was ver.thescr was 72rto 0 in favr o Suer. iet o hi i Mr. J.S.O'B ie lo orahel th lucyume wich won the haund D.Hrcmn.Tedaigto ohaie Fa upentn, oi ngw torbe oneo the eshtl iabeu Mann sinng. Sthre will bie hel babecue anning ginninr Fia night oatoc Mai' Bati. Yungpeoilbe Ceady ton Allv ofsi thcotug piviople o etme Bato returnh are Manng be preent. Tmerto willke invral shood Thearleks 50c in sicke an liwe over onarante, the for tions month be( (lugtene.D.n ThFody we taen aton th Atnic moarn ineo bial. elrudti ikt toCumb ig Strdcho footsbalr tall tramne toMingOoer23rda 2toholu osrboy an fr prains cedle the game, aner 2thy didmitd Metuning did reac orgas overting pcoint wasior to 0mid favor of SOcter3,191 thenlcy sanme ontih wolnthe Cad Line phnogahe ColumbiaNewby Mr. La.irnc .mR.in Soth drawoin btoo onlyc wher tickety nigh puaed bea tfored byardig crowdM. Clrenscate ig totbe laceo hitmsEe Stat willegives an brteu andforma tipp cia niHt D. CMartin' TLcke. Aeunto Manning in plentr addret, Thok. in thesoh Diprice Passge A pe nt. we w.ll guytarante th ra omm t' Lags ndM s AW C,-MAlGI, Manin Ciie Wil ners Yo I th "sa ll, rhpigt overehis Thtsh'oe ofistaioi ackaOlce. leIf t' cauew oy wa kineys Manning Ciienpll tefy ouei Iorth "skallyourighor.tehp Tat's tE Roearo, baache.t a. nfit' ase"Sbyewears agidesed Uons dney Killdnd foulls. m valuable remedy. At that time my kidneys were giving me considlerable trouble. I had backaches and pains across my loins. I usedl Doan's andl they gave me prompt andl lasting re lief." AFTER A LAPSE OF SEVEN YEARS, Mr. Reardon said: "You can still use the statement which I gave some time ago praising Doan's Kid ney Pills. Doan's certainly are a goodl remedly for kidney trouble." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy--get Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that Mr. Reardon had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Bluffalbo, N. Y. LATEST BOLL WEEVIL JOKES Number One--Mr. Blank on his way to Sumter:' "Mr. ,Blank, going to, Sumter ?" "Yes". "Please let me ride" "Get in." In gets Mr. Boll Weevil and takes his seat by the dIrivet. Tren minutes later: "Mr. Blank, let me dlrive your car." "No: you can't drive a car." "Yes, I can" I dIrove all the card in Georgia out of business, and I can dlrive yours undler the shed." Number Two--Mr. Blank carries a bale of cotton to the gin at Manning when he sees a lot of weevils about the gin andl oil mill, all beggIng that the cotton seed be kept for planting purposes, andl none groundl. ----0o -- MR. L. R. TIND)AL D)EAD) As we go to prs we learn of the death of Mr. L. R. 'Tindal of the Pa noka section. Funeral services will be0 held tomorrow afternoon at thel Calvary Baptist Churchm. Subscribe to The Times CITATION NOTICE The State of South Carolina, County of Clarendon. Bly J. M. Windham Probate Judge: Whereas, Sam w'atsn made .ut to k,. )p-to-date IS-i-, aqulipped deparltmlents,7 'you I hiflly realize and-apprecial iortment of nlew mIIerc handise Ale s'ocks, the extremely re Ahe exceptionll service that your dis-posal. Come inl Fair W'eek, Oett make yoursel-f kno-wn to u.' inded .11o ) sho ) you through t me to grant him Letters of Adminis tration of the Estate and[ effects of Susan Parker. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the Kindred and Creditore of the said Susan Park er ecasd, ha teybe nd ap ea befoe me in he C r rtof P obat, t beheld ate Manngo he3sdyo Toi xepiia erovide h youryour1money1. (Jouiein ["in keepin wich mak yorsefpkriste s ieet hO~ Tol srve a trti f heEsa wayd effect of Ths .ae thrfoe toIS cites d a A.Cetr of thADAMrk JET. S TUL YnOU nust pay us a visit ,e the wonderful as , the highi quality of isonaible p rices, aind' we hiave placed at her 24th-28th, and ['t will he aI plasumre, hie St ore. October next, after publication here of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause., i~f any they have, why the said Admimistration shold~ not be, granted. Given under my hand this 10th, dav LAIO nd other vauals-. reit powoy customersi wothy businessuenter abth profqaityo lsnall prBeank. Vie-Prvesided 11A I P .