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We Don't,] MOR 26 Da You have read abo same. Undoubtedly, I called a thing a bargai The usual way in a have no particular nar not pushing me; I am nant. I have resolved to turnover and thus do Coumerce of the U. S I have always made it you in the face when v This sale will prove increased from 15 to 2E usual fill purchases be reason, we have lost sij We have made car< manage. A SALE YO A Decic tbe Manning 0inte. Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1922 LOCAL Miss Alice Wilson has returned from a visit to relatives in Sumter. Miss Lucy Wilson~ has returned from a visit to Columbia. Mr. Bertram Weingberg was home for the week-end. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Hill on Monday night-a daughter. The County campaign opens at Paxville tomorrow. Mr. Leon Burgess of Sumter was in town this week. Mr. Charlton D~u~ant and Miss Lynn and Charlt on Jr1., spent Friday in Columbia. Mrs. 13. A. .Johnson and Miss Lenora .Johnson are visiting relatives in Greenville. Mrs. Beulah Hiumbert of New York, is in Manning visiting her parents, .Judge andl~ Mrs. John S. Wilson. Boyden At the ridiculously hu~ndredl pairs of Boyde You kniow what they of BOYDEN'S. Jos. S. Honest D~ealing-<. n Believe That I Pe RIS Ni READ s of Met ut merchandise sales and barg here are no two words so gre n unless it represented an un nnouncing a sale is to give it ; te for this sale, but I have a ri not moving, quitting business make 1922 a banner year, cut my humble part in the natio Honesty of purpose, truth a practice to hand the public ie see you again. the biggest money-saving ev per cent; Wool has jumped 2 fore the advance and the goo ht of cost or replacement pri aful preparation for this sale U CAN WELL AFFORD TO ledly Diff Mrs. J. P. Creecy, Mr. Julian Creecy and Miss Margie spent the week-end in Charleston. Miss Catherine Arant is visiting her uncle, the Rev. Gary Arant, in Rembert. Miss Mary Green of Sumter, is visiting the home of her uncle, Mr. II. R. Rembert. Miss Caroline Richardson of Sum ter, is visiting the home of her bro ther Mr. Seamon Richardson. Mr. Morgan Sauls of winston Salem, N. C., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Fannie Sauls. Misses Alleen Rigby and Fannie Lou Sauls are attending Summer School at the University of va. Miss Mary Sue Wilson is visiting her friend, Miss Faye Spears' in olanta. Miss Enmely Geiger leaves this week for a two-wveek's stay with rel atives in Sumter. Mr. :4hd Mrs. Jake Hiarvin of Newv York are in Manning visiting his bro ther Mr. L,. H. Harvin. Mrs. D. D). Salley and Mrs. George Salley of orangeburg are spending today in Manning. Miss Ruth Dickosn has returned fronm a two week's visit to relatives in Darlington. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lee Jones and little son of Columbia, are visit inlg Drt. andl Mrs. (G. L. D)ickson. Oxfords r 45 low price we offer one n Oxfords ------..$7.45 are. Buy yourself a pair' DICKS ON nd~ Prompt Sece larnum Was ople Love to l FSS' M WHAT HE ciless Pri Elemains 1 ains until your faith in them I atly abused in merchandise ci asual saving. If it were neces i decoy name and then try to .sonable reason and will mal or bankrupt. Business has b my profits, practice judicious n-wide movement to stimulat< Eul advertising and meritorioi bhe newest styles of merchand ant that the public has ever ha ) per cent; Cotton goods is w, Is are here, and with a large ces and marked our goods at I md we believe in doing BIG ' ATTEND. rent Sale At 9:00 O'c Misses Pearl and Ruby Bullard re turned Wednesday from a visit with relatives in Bennettsville, and Red Springs, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Iseman and MDr. H. C. McKelvey left by auto for Greenville, Sunday to spend several days. Mrs. Baker Haynesworth, Misses Louise, Belva, Clara and Mr. Baker Haynesworth Jr., of Florence are visiting Capt. and Mrs. W. C. Davis. A big campaign dlinner will be served at the Campaign meeting at New Zion, on August 23rd. Every body is cordially invited to attend. Miss Helen Nimmer of Charleston, has resignedl her position at the Navy Yard and she will go in training as a nurse in September. Miss Nimmer is now visiting her parents here. Miss Smith wvho has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Seaman Richardson, returned to her home in winnsboro, last Sunday, Mrs. Richardson ac companying her as far as Columbia. Dr. James McDowell of York, hut who was born andl raised in Manning, has contracted severe lung trouble and is nowv in the tubercular hospital at oteen, N. C. It is reported that his condlition is serious andl he is confined to his bedl. At a congregational meeting last Sunday in the Presbyterian.Church a vote was taken upon the resignation of Mr. McCord, the pastor. TI'here were 86 votes east for him to remain and 11 against. We hope this means that Mr. McCord will reconsider his action and decidle to stay with us. * Ileggars are getting to h~e a nuis ance in Manning nowv. Last week, we are toldl, two white girls came here f rom A lcolu, worked the town, sandl wenIt home with enough clothes to run several families, rIhe ladies are alwvays ready to help the needy, but it seems ii this case they have overdone it. We make me'ntion of this so as the people will hesitate a little hefore giving to the unworthy. Monday while the tobacco sale was gomng on at Coth rani's warehouse JTohn Wilihans who preaches some times, decided collection was a little short the day before, so he proceededl to pinch tohacco oft sonme of the piles on the floor, htet when he had aceunmn lated four or' five poundls he was caught by Policeman Flowvers and carried over to the city hotel. .John was fined $20.00, the fine was paid. NOTI'CE~ All delinquent taxes must be paid by September 1st, if not paid same will go into execution to be adlvertised and sold at date to he fixed by Council. T. L. Bagnal, Clerk and Treasurer. Towno anni. tight When Hie Said:---"The Ameic* Pe Humbugged." MW ord Is His Bon HAS TO SAYr ice Cutting---The Quality the Same. 1as been shattered, but your idea and my idea of a sale and a bargain are just the cles as these. We have ne ver put on a sale without a very reasonable reason, nor sary to deceive you to get your patronage, I would rather close my doors. justify it by some makesh ift excuse, but in most cases the same motives exist. I ce this sale Manning's Super Merchandise Event. I ah not rich; my creditors are een good with me, but when a merchant becomes contented, he also becolhes stag economy, add new customers to the hundreds of other satisfied ones, speed the buying in accordance with the suggestion recently made by the Secretary of is merchandise are the rocks upon which my successful business has been.. built [ise that can be bought. Nothing but merchandise of the kind that we can look d a chance to take advantage of, for this reason: The last six weeks Silks have orth 15 per cent more than it was two' months ago. We have almost doubled our stock of Spring and Summer goods-we have too much merchandise, for that )rices that should reduce stock to minimum. t 'HINGS in a BIG WAY, so I have engaged Shade Wilson to take charge and (Signed) Morris Ness. --Starting Friday,Aug.18 lock A. M. Tobacco Prices Getting Higher at Manning With Cothran Every Day. TO THE TOBACCO GROWERS: Sirs: My prices are highly satisfactory to the boys that grow the weed. You cannot beat Cothron in South Carolina when it comes to judging the grade and value of tobacco. Cothran's sales are increasing every day. Many come from afar and as the Queen of Sheba said uipon writing Soloman,' "the half was never told." Come in the evening and spend the night if you live far away. Good ac.. commodations for man and stock. Catch first sale which is 10:30 a. m. Second 2:30 p.m. BELOW I GIVE SOME PRICES MADE IN LAST FEW DAYS: R. T. HARRINGTONC.ATNDL 544 pounds (f $50.00..-......$272.00 26pud 3.0---$12 MRS. E. C. MOORE 46lons@$20----155 36 pounds @ $43.00----.-.......$15.48 6t ons@$50----165 38 pounds @ $33.00 --..........$12.58Toa$314 Total ....-.. .........$28.06 L .B R O J. N. CORBETT 12pud- 490 - -58 474 56undsunds37.005.00-.........$28.0 J. A. CORBETT 190 pounds @ $33.00 -...--..--$62.70Toa- ------$51 72 pounds @ $44.00 --...--..--.$30.68C.RGIBN 186 p~ounds @ $31.00-.------$59.52 261)ud@$3.0- --8.4 Total 206..-........--..00._.....$152.9 WILLIE CORBETT 360 pounds @ $38.00 ..............$16.8 R. M. EVANS 104 pounds @ $52.00----...$54.08 22pud 4.0---$88 310 pounds @ $42.00 ---......--$130.20 22pud 5.0---110 142 pounds @ $45.00-.-....--$63.90Toa- -----$198 Total --.....---..---..$249.18 *D .BDI MRS. G. E. EVANS17pond@$300 ~ 660 160 pounds @ $42.00 _.-......$67.20 $7 ons@$00---$40 32 pounds @ at $29.00-..-_.....$9.28Toa- -----$100 $161812 pounds @ $80.00-...._.--..$7.60 W.D4EAN6 pounds @ $45.00-...--...$18.852 348 pounds@ $2$32.00..........$.7166.5 28pond $3.0-----$2.4Total ---.....-------..$3.1 COTHRA 'S WAREO USEL. D. COTRAROW ro 12 oun s @ $4900 .....-.........$ .