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Extra S We have just and Canton t Also a full lir We guarante Next to Candy Mrs. J. M.. Ehbe JiIa~nning9 times. Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1922 Mrs. Katie Cole of Kingstree, spent Monday in Manning. Miss Leona Rhodes of Gable, is visiting Miss Edna Boger. Mesdames M. M. Thomas and Leon Weinberg spent today in Camden. Mr. M. M. Thomas of Georgetown, spent Sunday in town with his family. Mr. Croswell Davis spent Sunday in Sumter, with friends. Mr. J. G. Dinkins spent Sunday in Lee County, with friends. a Mrs. Sue McLeod has moved into one of the Alderman houses. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Metro pol last Wednesday a baby girl. Sheriff Gamble spent last Sunday in Columbia. Mrs. H. J. Bomar entertained at Bridge Thursday afternoon and Thursday evening in honor of her guest, Mrs. McAlphin. OR B] IS STILL a doubt, cessful S~ fore the offering j peted wi seasonab .people c4 fo buyin price. rj longer, a will be n your spri and take we offer every d of you r Levi Store, onL the Corner. I pecials ii received a shipment 3repe. The newest si ie of Linens, Dotted e a saving of 33 1-3 Kitchen. Peavy has her he Mr. S. I. Harvin spent yesterday in Charleston. Dr. T. E. Plowden is preparing to remodel his home on Brooks Street. Mr. Raymond Wells of Sumter, was in town Monday. Mrs. II. R. Rembert spent the week end in Sumter, with Mr. Rembert's parents. Mr. R. D. Cothran returned Sun day from a business trip to Richmond, Virginia. Mr. Charlie Rawlinson moved his family into one of the Alderman houses last week. Mrs. G. M. Smith and children left last Sunday for Whitmire where they will make their future home. Mr. Ingram Bradham returned home last Friday from a trip in Nort1i Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Thames, Jr., o Florence, spent Sunday in Manning with their parents. .Judge J. M. Windham and famil3 spent Sunday in Foreston with Mr and Mrs. C. E. Chestnut. Mrs. Morris Ness returned home Monday night from a visit to relative in Bishopville. GOING ON, ar it has been the ie we have evei public. Of cour >rices that cannc h. Our goods ai le merchandise, annot resist the i g when we tell his Sale won't]1 d when it is ever uch higher. Dc ng buying, but advantage of the -. New goods, Ly, so there is nc lot finding what lORRIS NI 1 Ladies I of Dresses, consistini yles and shades, whic $2.95 to $2 Swiss, Voiles, Organdi 25c.. and 39 on the above. As usu R IFF S idquarters in our st< The Wofford Glee Club gave a con cert at the School Auditoriun Satur day night. Mr. Mike O'Hare left last week for Charlotte where he will make his fu ture home. Miss Theolo Brogdon who teaches music in Gibson, N. C., spent the week end at her home in Brogdon. Messrs. Charles Browne and J. A. King spent Sunday at Mr. King's home in Bethune. Mrs. B. T. McAlphinne who has been visiting Mrs. H. J. Bomar has return ed to her home in Spartanburg. Miss Sue M. Sprott who teaches school in North Carolina, spent the week-end at home. Mrs. H. D. Clark and Miss Cecil spent Wednesday in Sumter, shop ping. Mrs. S. J. Bowman and Miss Myrtle Bowman spent Friday in Sumter, shopping. Mrs. Sam Richman returned Fri . day night from a visit to friends in Sumter. Miss Mildred Brown of Converse 3 College is visiting her mother, Mrs. Maria Brown. !' SALE Ld without most suc -put be e, we are t be corn e all new, and the epation them the ast much the prices ~n't put off ome now low prices' coming in danger of you want. Weinberg Co.'s is Old Stand, SManningt. S. C. Dresses a: I of Voiles, Organdie, h will be sold special 2.50 Each. es, Flaxon Tissue; all c. per Yard al you will find these NESS >re and will be glac TOWN TICKET Mayor A. C. BRADHAM Alderman J. H. RIGBY DR. G. L. DICKSON H. C. McKELVEY W. P. LEGG C. C. CHEWNING FRED LESESNE Miss Addie - Weinberg returned Monday night from an extended visit to friends in Spartanburg. Misses Irma Weinberg and Edith Weinberg spent last Thursday in Kingstree, with relatives. Mr. Herman Bradham of Rocky Mount, N. C., is spending a few days in Manning. Miss Carlotte Rogers who teaches school in Mayesville, spent the week end uith Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Ellerbe. Miss Rosa Ervin entertained the Thursday night Bridge Club last week. Judge and Mrs. John S. Wilson have returned from Abbeville, after spending last week there with rela tives. - Mr. and Mrs. Vernon M. Hodge of Georgetown, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Hodge of Alcolu. Marired by Judge J. M. Windham on March 26th, Mr. Thomas McSwain Beard and Miss Edythe Bateman both of Gable. Miss Irma McKelvey entertained at Bridge last Friday hight in honor of Miss Edith Weinberg of Darling ton. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Davis and Mrs C. V. Verner attended the silver wed. (ling of Mr. and Mrs. Young in Lak< City Tuesday evening. Mr. A. C. Harvin returned hom last Friday after spending a mont in Florida with his (laughter, Mrs Aehley Avant. Mrs. Lizzie Arrington and litti (aughter returned to their home i Charlotte Sunday morning, havin. spent a few (days last wveek here wvit1 her sister Mrs. Mamie Dickson. Mr. Chovine Sprott has been ap pointed Inspector of Weights an Measures by the State Agriculturs Department, Mr. Sprott will have hi headquarters in Columbia. Mr. Seamon Richardson has rente the Hlarvin house made vacant b Mr. F. M. Shope, and will move hi family into it the first of May. M1 Shop haingpurchased one of th Alemnhouses andl moved into hi". week. - - Mr. J. E. V. Jervey, representin one of the oldest and most reliab commj~5ison house in New York, wvz in town last Thursday, making al rangements with G. Dewey Clark f< shipping truck for the farmers< Clarendon County for the comin season. TOW N T ICK( ET Mayor A. C. BRAD)IIAM Aldermen C. C. CHTEWNING llUGH McK(ELVEY W. P. LEGG FREi~D LESERNE HT. M. THOMAS C. N. SPROTT NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that ti regular election of the register electors ot the Town of Mamning w~ he. held on the 10th (lay of April 195 for the purpose of electing a May andl Six Alderman to serve for t next two ensuing years and for Commissioner of Public Works serve for a term of Six years. Said election will be held in t Town Hall of the Town of Mannir polls will open at Eight o'clock A. and remain open continuously un four o'clock P. M. That S. R. Sprott, S. E. Ingram a L,. D. Nettles have been dlesignal as Maunagers of said election and v condluct the same according to law By order of Councile. W. C. Davis, Mayor T. L. Bagnal, C'lerknnd Treasuerr nid. Dress!4 0, Taffetas, Georgette at colors, 36 and 40 inch extraordinary values a "Sells I I to assist you with yc Capt. Mrris C. Lumpkin former as sistant Attorney General and State Commander of the 'American Legion of South Carolina spent a part of Tuesday in Manning enroute to Sum merton where he was the guest ofI Julius A. Mood Post at a picnic at Scott's Lake, given by the Post in his honor.m Hardi Our Stock is coi PRICES Garden and Farm Lawn Hose and Screen Wire. JOS. S. D Annoi The Opening < Of Finding it necessary ing practice I have sec1 - Manning and Western LIFormerly at the home oi I Office hours in Ma: vday, Wednesday and Fr DR. A. D. SUMT: >f - ~~______ ~~- - -~~ - 5,000 Hami *Get your garder sPlace your orde ai 18Cei he Will also be in p 2 crop. Yus C . DEWE .At Katzonff's E Ratinas fr} .s wide, at t t For Less" tt >ur sewing. We are carrying in our Classified olumn an advertisement of Mr. H.. :i. Medlin whereby he desires to ex :hange lumber for farm products. rhis shows a progressive spirit on he p art of Mr. Medlin as the farm r who desires lumber is in a position ;o get it by passing over some of his products. vare! nplete and our RIGHT . Tools. Lawn Mowers. K ICKSON. *ncing of Chiropractic !ice in taking care of a grow red office below Bank of Union Telegraph Office. Mrs. Horton.. ming 3:00 to 5 :30-Mon iday. PLOWDFEN, BR, S. C. pea baskets now. r for bean baskets. its Each csition to ship'your or Skrvice, Y CLARK, epnartment Store.