The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, July 12, 1922, Section One Pages 1 to 8, Page Page Seven, Image 7
EFIRD-S
88c
4 DAYS ONLY--'hr'ddy, P~i
It's a long time since the eight
sale. Ever since the great war ti
like thirty cents, but it. has corn
This eighty-eight cent sale offers a won
lay or you'll find many of the best thir
We want td be known as i
Four Yards Organdie 88 c
Sale Price for 000
Two Yards Imported White Organdie, 88c
Sale Piice _0.
Eighteen Spools Coats Cotton Thread, 8
Sale Price' 0
$1.00 worth Toilet Articles, Your own 8 c
selection, Sale Price..... ._.__...__.__ 0 C
Eight Yards 36-inch Percale Remnants, 88c
Sale Price ____ __ . _ _ _ _ __ -- C
Six and half yards Scout Percale, 88
Sale Price ..- .-_ ..__- _____--0
Dress Gingham, nine. yards Dress Ging- 88c
ham, all'new patterns. Special at .
Black Taffeta Silk-Full yard wi 1e guaranteed
quality black taffeta Silk,
Sale Price ....._-_._-_-_.-.._._..-_---C
'LEFIRD'S 31
OLL EEVIL ABUNDANCE about the time the plants average of
from 4 to G squares each. The regu- thI
DEMANDS EARLY POISONING lar poisoning schedule should be of
statedat ha. tme ndcontinued me
From time to time this departmentusual reco
Fromtim totim thi deartentmendations for controlling this early wh
,has disstminated boll-weevil control infestation of weevils. co
information recommended by the Another important effect of this ref
qp United States and State Deparnments heavy. infestation will be felt later in So
of Agriculture, the season. When the weevils first se
if it is your intention to attempt emerge from hibernation they move M
cents of o ftle weevil by use of cal- arouhtd very little as long as they
~ium arsenate wve wvish to bring to can find an ample supply of unpunc- th
ile tare qa for teire us butinued m<
relase lytheUnied tats Dp~~t.along1a the infesfthetusua becoms-B
;net o Aricltre nel ateofsufientlyn heav cotollingcture erarcy wl
V Julylet, 922. infation al ofurs s weevilssta c i
tonother imprhn offeh pfsthires.
weeied Stats yarnd State Deartets hanav faresuatinwlly as onl ater weils So
usal accs orinteord ton tept nhsow otnt oned~hC
emence o the wi se fof nealy-ni oeiefo telte fJl
alluo arseconSateis, accumuling tothenloAus,(epdign
yo ttento ethe aotor-g te telclt.Mgaino evl
rease o:y Etomologyted stte Ded lprbbyrtr.seeatwesS
Sttsprment of Agriculture at. ofrl
weelshis ea. Tis fartration th rtisyaana sa;ni
csuat soemnhrd-adiint aing to contordshin the
ago.ne f h in frmaney inettoealebypinngth
tlicos wher ctnrSates cutslaedpatrcnepc htbfr h
byels the feltaarare ordinarily
restau ofntmolater whe the Unirtto a a tm omtreteel
Stsumeprent oof hAsgrtued t ea mirto f~e rm
Tapliuoned cotton.sEverya(lay aalargeeo
aea Wieoths atgik Inrmalds
wtrithere ctiostesi onto ave ~ vweil il oeino
mean made thredul api inreaseotkaniuosyhrogosoigE
wisin the ieldasge and ordisarillyt
haen a imornt earin ohn the to rtc omtrthrptai
hasmbeenbalowedrtodethby theearliertc
program to be followed by those u5s-a
tig calcium arsenate for the control d
of the weevil.Sucsflweicotothsya v
Ordinarily the department recoi-mor- osnprareta a vra
mends stertinig poisoning when from be h aei h at ntef
10 to 15 per cent of the cotton squaresote
have been punctcared by the weevil. hnweee heln ssf l
As a general rule this condition does fcetyfriet utf h 1ot u
not arise umtil after the newly-bredthinraencotprcedutoc
weevils have started to emerge from teicesdnme fapiain f
the squares. This year, however,ofe
many fields have been found where tb h atta evldm
there are already sufficient weevils aeioigwl efrb
peetto deto practically allgraethnnrladtemrlr
squares as fast as formed. In other
wordls, such cotton will unever start mnosyIcesd
*blooming unles tahe weevils are con- Frhrifrainrltv oct
trolled, andl from the very outset 50o utn ihclcu reaefrS
per cent or more of the squares arebolweicntlwllbfuisd
punctured. It is riecessary to poison uo plctob orcut
earlier than ever before. There is noagnSteCegeoAgcuurD
advaitage in poisoning the cotton be-UntdSaeDprmntoAgi
fore the squares form, as the wveevi~ltue rb hsdeatet h t
are continuing to emerge from hiber- lni os ieRira opn
nation during this period and further-.giutrl.dInutilDpr-K
more they are (loing the crop nomet
harm. Where a heavy infestation oc
curs it will be advisable to make the LS ALFRSGES o
first application just as soon as the
cottn st'tt HS4i~II~g roo cano fin sucssu aesupyonnc theeetdieG
tue q ae frteruebtjs i
tay, Saturday and Monday---JuhJ
r-eight cennts bought as much a
1e eighty-eight cents has been de4
a into its own again. We re-estal
iderful opportunity, what you need at a f
gs sold beyond like of replenishing.
the first store that made the eight
32-inch Dress Gingham, seven yards
32-inch Dress Gingham, Sale Price .___
High-Grade Gingham, five yards Amoskeag
Red Rose and other high grade gingham, 88c
Sale Price __.. .. .. ..._ ____._'._ . _ ____0
32-inch Romper Cloth, five yards 32-inch 88c
solid color romper cloth for _______ ___O
Fine Gingham-27 and 32-inch gingham, values
that. have recently soldas high as 38c per 88c
yard, during this sale, 4 yards for _ _.._ C
Cretonne-six yards 36-inch CretonneQ
Sale Price ---- ---- -- ---- -- --------88
9-4 Sheeting- 9-4 seamless brown sheet-88c
ing. Special. 3% yards for _..______ ___
Sea Island Sheeting-8 -yards brown Sea 88c
I s l a n d a n d F a t h e r G e o r g e s h e e t in g _ _ _
- SUMTER S. C. -
tores, North & South Carolina &
the organized tobacco growers South Carolina, will sell to the high
ough South Carolina that officials est bidder for cash, at public outcry
the association the closing of their front of the Court ouse door at
theassciaio th clsig o thirManning, S. C., on Monday, the 7th,
nbership campaign for July 31st. day of August, 1922, being salesday,
During the few days that remain in within the legal hours for judicial
ich tobacco growers can sign the sales, the following described real
estate:
itract, a last whirlwind drive will All that tract of land in Clarendon
lch 25 marketing towns of the County, South Carolina, containing
uth Carolina belt with another one hundred and one (101) acres,
'ies of mass meetings which start more or less, and bounded now or
formerly ns follows: North by lands
nday, July 17th.of estate of Gourdin and of R. J.
Dr. J. Y. Joyner, Vice President of Aycock; East by lands of Salinas
Association, Senator J. A. Brown known as the Eliza Bradford lands;
South by, lnds of Joseph Dngle;1. and.
'ector o fthe Association, JohnWetbladofCM.Diskon
inks of the Kentucky Burley Pool, a h oriilns
D. Hill and E. T1. Bondurant of Prhsrt a o aes
~ginia will be among the speakers. ..E ABE
~Ieetings wvil Ibe held at: Lake City, Seifo lrno ony
lanta, Cades, Cowards, Lamar,
mplico, Marion, Mullins, Nichols, NTC
nway, Lorias, Lake view, Fairmont
biteville. Dillon and Lumberton. Sae rpsl vl ercie
ite of South Carolina,senathofcefthCutySpr
Clarendon County.vio.TeBadfCmmsonr
Court of Common Pleas. o lrno onyrsre h
Notice of Sale, rgtt eetayo l is
lia C. Tindal as Administratrix of U .Mladn
:he Estate of L. R. Tindal, deceased, 2.t uevsr
Plaintiff,
vSt - . -
ter Harvin, Defendant.NOPC
Under and by virtue of a Decree
the Court of Common Pleas rond- Saeo ot aoia
id in above stated action by his CaednCiny
mnor Judge John S. Wilson, I, .. CutoomnPes
Gamble, Sheriff of Clarendon Coun- rdr
South Carolina, will sel Ito theMr.JsiM.eriolati,
thest bidder for cash, at public out-vs
r in front of the Court House door AneE eb ineRue hz
Manning, S. C., on Monday, the 7th DnaAyClluh il
y of August, 1922, being salesday WebLuaebJhWbth
thin the legal hours for judicial yugrXael eb ihr
lea, al Ithe title and interest of the ReWbnm nnwSme
ave named defendant in and to the iesnJon1irsnJas
lowing described real estate: FiroEtleFiroMgi
A11 that tract of land situate in resn Pet reroMr
trendoni County, State of South FironMtieFerolrnc
rolina, containing sixty-five (65) ieroCanc WbEsee
res, more or less, adjoining lands Wb alr ineWbGog
L. R. Tindal, of Estate of Annie Web Jeero WbAni
alker, of J. A. Way, of Silcox and FrnidaGesanalotr
the public road from Sumter to proshisadnx fkno
rights Bluff, being the land devised Jh eb eesd ae n
Readlus ,June. adessukon eedns
Purchaser to pay for papers. Up edn h eiino .S
J. E. GAMBLE, abvenildatondtaparg
Sheriff of Clarendon County. ta ereD hr rEqi
dte of south Carolina,pp
Clarendon County.D.SoeJrsqbanheihr
Court of Common Pleas,. yapitdgarina ie o
Notice of Sale. teasn natdfnat il
vidl Levi as surviving Executor ofWebLua ebJhWbte
mdc Trusteo under the last Will andyonesaelWbRihrRe
restanment of Moses Levi, deceased, Wb aeukon aulFir
Plaintiff. donIresoMgiFiron
vs. MiyFiroMti 'resn lr
te Madison, Clarence Madison ec resnadJmsFiro o
Louis Madison, Julius Madison andthprossftisainadhei
Willie Madison, Defendants,. uhrzdt pea n eedsi
Under and by vh-tud of a Decreeacinothrbelfulesadi
the Cour~t of Commion Pleas rend- fneedns rsmoeo hi
id in above stated action by his bhlwti wnycasatrsr
mor Judge John S. Wilson, I, J. E.vieipntmofacyofhsOr
mble ~hrlt ofClarndo Conty flron exclusie otda Hofusehdoor-a
rage seven
EFIRD'S
88
13th, 14th, 15th and 17th.
s it will buy at this wonderful
::reasing in value, until it looks
)lish it in all its old-time glory.
raction of its former value. Don't de
r-eight cent sale famous.
TWO BIG SILK SPECIALS
32-inch all silk shirting, $1.50 8O
value, Special at
Other Special Silk Prices-In addition to special
prices in Silk Department, on all items, not in
cluding the above, on purchase of $5.00 or more
we will allow special 88C
discount of .___ .. _____. ____ ____ ___ -
Turkish 'L46wels-One table Turkish bath
Towels, values up to 50c, 88
th ree fo r _.._ _-_ -__ -______..._._-_-_- -- -
Twenty Barber Towels for, 88c
Sale Price C
Towels-One table Huck Towels, 88c
values up to 18c, six for ._ .. _____- -
Towels-Two best heaviest Turkish 88C
Towels for ....
Va. EFIRD'S
vice, shall apply and procure to be Lula Webb, John Webb, the younger,
appointed a guardian ad litem for Isabelle Webb, Richard Roe Webb,
said infant defendants. name unknown, Samue !Frierson,
It is further ordered, that service John Frierson, Maggie Frierson, Mary
of this order be made upon said i Frierson, Mattie Frierson, Clarence
fant defendants Milly Webb, Lula Frierson and James Frierson for the
Webb, John Webb, the younger, Isa- purposes of this action and he is au
belle Webb, Richard Roe Webb, thrized to appen defend said ac
name unknown, and their mother, tion on their behalf, unless said in
Irene Webb, with whom they are said fart defendants, or someone on their
to reside, and upon the infant defen- behalf, within twenty (ays after ser
dants Samuel Frierson, John Frier- vice upon them of a copy of this Or
son, Maggie Frierson, Mary Frierson, (i-, exclusive of the day of such ser
Mattie Frierson, Clarence Frierson, vice, shall apply and procure to be
James Frierson, and their father, apointed a Guardian Ad Litens for
James Frierson the elder, with whom said infant Defendants.
they are said to reside, by publicationIt is f . sv
thereof, in The Manning Times, aoftiorebemdupnadifn.
newspaper published in the Towvn of DfnatMlyWbLl eb
Manning, in the County of Clarendon, onWeb th yugrIale
State of South Carolina, once a week WbRcadReWbnm n
for three successive weeks, and thatknwadthimoer eeWb,
copies of said order be mailed to the wt vo hyaesilt eie
infant dlefendarnt Milly webh, Lula aduo h natIeedns
Webb, John Webb, the younger,SaulresoJhnrerna
Isabelle Webb, and Richard Roe sreFiroMr 'iroMti
Webb, name unknown, and to their FiroCaec resn ae
mother, Irene Webb, at sylvester,Fieonadthr fteJme
G;eorgia. Firo h lewt hmte
J1. B. CA NTEY, (Seal) aesi orsdb ulcto
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas forthroinheMnngTms nw
Clarendon County, s. C. 25-3t-c er ulse nteTw fM
Manning, S. C., June 17, 1922. niginteCuyofCrndn
state_________of____South_____Stt oCSatrCroiaoneawe
County' of Clarendoin,
Court of Common Pleas. ~ Uli~~,adt hi ohr
Order.IreWbbatSveti(;oi.
Louis Levi, Plaintiff,.1B.CN Y,(al
Annie E. Webb, Minnie Rouse, Elizaredi ony .C 5S
Dunham, Amy Colclough, Mil nilyS . Jn 1t, ,2
Webb, Lula Webb, John Webb, the
younger, Isabeile Webb, Richard Re
Webb, name unknown, Sam uel NTCE'OCRDT
F'rierson, JTohn Friersoii, .James
Frierson, Estelle Frierson, Maggie *ntdSae ititCutEsc
Frierson, Preto Frierson, Mary DitctoSuhCaln.
Frierson, Mattie Frierson, Clarence I akuty
Friersoni, Clarence Webb, Estelle I h atro h -O2cSoe
Webb Taylor, Minnie Webb, George TeBnrp
Webb, Jefferson Webb, Annie T h rdtr ftesi akut
F'rancis, Idla Guess, and all other Tk oieta h bv ak
persons, heirs and next of kin of rp a ie t eiinfrds
John webb, deceased, names and hreadta ern ilh a
addresses unknown, defendants,. hro nte5h(a i uut
Upon reading the petition of Wen- 12,bfr adCuta hretn
dlell M. Levi, Plaintiff's Attorney ininsd(itrca Iolckith
the above styled action and it appiear-frnonadthttsidim ad
ing that Raymon Schwvartz, IEsq., is aplcalcrdtsanohepron
proper and suitable person to be so itrse a peradso as
appointedl. i n hyhv h h ryro
It is ordered, that the said Raymon tesi eiinrsol o i
schwartz, Esq., he and he is hereby gatd
appointed Guardian Ad Litem for the RcadW usn
abetiLatulanlntMl eb Webb, Jon ebterunke,
ForSaIsaaelyoureDelRicMad Rofie Weade ,
ASKFO TE ELOhn Frierson, Taggi RriesonANr
FrGE iersoMateFiroCrel
FriersoCL CMPnY an JamesFrofrh