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Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, NOVERBER 9, '1921 Miss Francis Dickson spent Satur (lay in Sumter. Dr. and Mrs. Abe'Vin-g and family spent Sundhyriu, Manning. Miss Corinne Barlield spent the week-end in Sumter, with friends. Mr. Ingram Wilson is home from Carolina University for a few days. Mr. W. S. Prince spent the week end in Charleston, with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Iseman were Sumter visitors Sunday. Dr. Cole of Kingstree, spent the week-end with his family here. Mr. and Mrs. Kirven of Darlington, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. D. Gerald. I Mr. Henry Appelt of Darlington, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Louis Appelt. Mesdames Aimanla larvin, Venn ing and Miss I.attie Venning spent Saturday in Sumiter. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. loore and Mr. and iMrs. R. S. Brown motored to Sum ter Sunday. Mrs. Alma Bradley am'i daughter spent the week-end with relatives in .Jordan. Messrs. H1. D. Dubrow and Harry Steinhardt motored to Florence Sun day. Mrs. Rosa Weinberg has returned from a visit with Dir. ayl Mrs. Abe Weinberg in Sumter. Mrs. C. B. Geiger and Miss Addie Weinberg spent Tuesday in Colum bia. Mr. S. W. Th igpen brought to this eflice a potato veigh ing nine pounds and six ounces. This is the largest sweet potato that he been brought to this office so far. IRSTNAIQN ARMISTI Miarkingb the memory hleraldled the dawni of Pea drutms beat throu~ghou)t th T his year we d (edicate th homiage to the unknown h filet-to those whos~e deed: be insciribedi up)on the imp war, but w~ho, uniheraldled theirP noble lives for Fr 1ee( quietly sleeping in unma sea. 1o you wvho sit at that her'toes a re, ourI thoughts iI up)on your hlnd todlay and heart there is a mionumnei gift you gave. With thrilled souls ando to render tr'ibuite to the sa known dead. W~e ('lose November 1 ltl First Natioi W. C. DAVIS, Peidi"~( A. C. B3RAD)HAM, V J. T. STIUKES, Cashi mli(dle-aged women, youn boys' andI girl1's, iln fact a and races of people are ha and fitted with glasses--bI D R. J. E. A THE OPTC Mr. R. D. Plyler who has been con-I ducting a sale in Dunbarton, is back in Manning for a while. Judge John S. Wilson spent the week-end at home with his family; he is conducting court in Gaffney. Miss Margaret- Duncan of Bennetts ville, spent the week-end with Mrs. T. M. Mouzon. Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Baggett of Ayden, N. C., Friday night, a baby girl. Mrs. Baggett and two little girls, Lois and Julia Carolyn are spending some time at the home of Mr. amxl Mrs. J. S. Ridgeway. NOTICE TO THE PEOPL15 OF CLARENDON COUNTY The Haley Vulcanizing Co.; will re open on November 9th with a big 're duction of prices. Mr. Haley has been absent for a few weeks, but is back here to stay and assures the public of courteous and guaranteed service. We repair punctures for 25c and vulcanize casings at a greatly reduced price. HALEY VULCANIZING CO. I. A. Haley, Aanning, S. C. NOTICE To Parents and Guardians of Children Hetween The Ages of Eight and Fourteen Years. The Compulsory Education Law provides that every child between eight and fourteen years of age, in elusive, must attend school for four consecutive months or eighty consecu tive school days during the scholastic year that the school attended is in ses sionl. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in Maiing School District No. 9 the period of compulsory attendance shall hegin on the first Monday in Decem ber (being the 5th (lay of December 1921) and end eighty school days from said date, and parents and guar dians, and others, having children in charge between the above stated ages will govern themselves accordingly. S. OLIVER O'BRYAN, R C. WELLS, r. V. CoFFEY, Trtustees Manning School District No.9. Manning, Nov. 3, 1921 45-2t-c %L aANK. C DAY! f that joyous (lay that (ce, let healrts thrill and P land J (lay to pay our' nation's eroes of that great con i of gallantry will never er'ishable records of the and( unknown, gave up 0om's caUuse, and now lie r'ked graves across the white throne where gratitude ascend. Look know that in each loyal it of love for that rare bowed heads, we pause cre d mIemor'y of our un -1Armistice Day. al Bank. >nt ice- President er en, nmiddle-aged men and ug men and yoUng women, 11 sexes. ages, conditions Ving their eyes examined y LRANT'S, METRIST --------- mammsm Wall 44 WATCH For The RED INK CIRCULARS You'll see them tacked up.,on the roadside. You'll see them in your mail box. They'll be distributed in Manning Friday. Watch your door steps. Statement from Shade Wilson, Dare Daring Price Smasher. Like a thrilling drama, full of life and action and interesting episodes, this Great REMOVAL SALE of THE NEW IDEA CO., Inc., will start at -9:00 A. M. Saturday, Nov. 12th.; Entire Stock Sacrificed to sell rather than move it to new location. Thous ands of dollars worth of best merchandise at new and lower prices. Lines embraced in this Terrific Slaughter include, Dry Goods; Men's and Young Men's and Boy's Clothing and Furnishings, Ladies' and Misses' Ready-to Wear, and Millinery. I hope I have made you understand what a splendid opportunity this is. It is hard to do justice to it in an advertisement. - I am proud to announce that in this, my last sale in 1921, my services are with a firm who guarantee what they sell. You'll see no signs hanging in in the store vwith these inscriptions, "No Refunds"---"No Exchanges." I am authorized to make good any articles not satisfactory. SH ADE WILSON. Mr. Italy Wilson and Miss Lucy MrL.DNttea m ch tofal9:0PM. U er usie Wilson of Sumter, sp~ent the weck-endMannhsbeisrelntc byA rcnLgo.Ad sso 2can here with their parents, Judge andhicritsto hwcaewyhe4. Mrs. Jno. S. Wilson.shud otbajugdbnrp.-_________ Miss Pauline Wilson returned ifbme Ms ar elwohsbe Mondany evening for a visit with herviiigathhoeoCa.anMr. W wihotakoumnyflns sister, Mrs. Arthur Lachicotte ofW.CDaiwllev Thrayfrrltes ndkdnigbsfrte Waverly Mills.Watrrofoavii.knnsesmah ad baufl Dr. and Mrs. Watson B. DuncansitrY ll U 1I f tave returned to their home in Dillon MrJonJsp ofumrtnan cetikesad(eth forblve after a visit with Mrs. Duncan's sis- a utrtred hm ro n r.R.R uatadfml. ett o eB n n Ler, Mrs. W. C.toia DetaonaiisMnnn Little Miss Shirley Ness, age sevenan months is the youngest member of the Msae .M ozn .M hr a ensvrlntcspb iaw ieB res Lad(ies' Auxiliary of the Williams- Wlsad Ms agrtDna flse nrfrnet u iies tevr eto evc Burgess Post.BnntsiewrCombavstr (lmigbral rfue n th The friends of Mr. H. A. Haley will Stra oatn h-hnCo. sresfrtegraewgnt al G aa td be glad to learn that he has returned Mse aoy lweTr a-o~iac n rmnwo owl e H I U TN ,3c to Manning after an absence of somenaSe pot, os Ma:fe, it co ele to retan fne lluh weeks on account of the Illness and Hgis ate uut n aleofnes H V N ,....1c lea ofhismotem Mr. JMr . pL. D.were s ba mercators a nd 9:0 . . U nI'de aspce W.lyo Agsa ~.ca to Davis, whCiaen ursayh o r reaie. n kind n retos.frh