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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-30
Cleaning and DyeIng.
GERMAN-AMERICAN SCHOOL

FOR cleaning. dyeinE and bleaching IN all Its
branches. now open. Advice free. Apply or
write 10 school, at 90 Main St East Orange.
CHEMIST PEAR In charge.
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DresSmaking.

MCDOWELL SYSTEM-Easy TO learn: rapid to
use. Gold medal Paris. st. Louis Expeditions
over all competitors as leading method for cut
ting and making ladies' garments. Individual
insti uction Open daily: Monday. Tuesday.
Thursday evenings Punils make their own
dresses while learning. Call or send for cir
cular, ROSE C. LYNCH. s95 Broad st.
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Typewriter Exchange.
ALL makes sold. cash or Instruments, rentals
So per month up; good repairing reasonably
done: supplies for oil machines. Newark Type
writer Exchange. 5, Academy st. Phone 1880.
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CONSULT PROF. IE ROY Americas great
est life reader; different from all 9th ers; his
advice will help YOU; special full readings this
week 10 cents. This address only. $50 Broad st..
next door to gas ONCE.
MADAME Cor1soH, phrenolcgy and cthss
sciences; rs and 80 cents; ladies only. 81 Or,
chsrd st.. near City Hail
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CEMETERIES.
RIDGELAWN CEMETERY.

largest sQd most modern in New Jersey.
Lawn ann Free perpetual care. Convenient
sccess on main trolley line. Casket lowering
device. shelter tent. mating, etc. free To lot
owners. Lots from sS5 up.
Once at Cemetery entrance. franklin ay.
Delawanna.
Telephone l72j. Passaic.
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FEMALE.
GIRLs-LooK HERE.

Read the column of THE kKl.-
ARK STAR regularly and thus keep
in touch with all the good positions
open In Newark. You will nnd good
positions offered heres so get the
habit, and read the Help Wsnte
columns of THE STAR every day.
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Printing.

CARDS, billheads. etc. fine work, quick delv-
cry, 756 UP. ROSE PRESS, 159 Mulberry.
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Plumbers.
hArE your boilers cleaned and repaired for the
W,nter IN a frst-class manner by ANDREW
76 North Fourth ST., Harrison.
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kEARMY

Coal, wood and Ice.
WIN. T. HOWE, Ia Johnston av.. Eearnv.
y j., dealer in coal. wood and Ice.
Painter.
JAMES II. COILS, 4 Kearny av., Ksarny. n
u Hardware and Paints. Try Collis's Famous
Wall Enamel. all coiors. SLIPS per gallon.
m
C-HRISTOPHE? r
Plumbing and Heating Contractor.
z6 Kearny aver ne. L. ID. Phone Kearny. n T.
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Tailoring. Cleaning and PRESSING.
B. vIsCITI. T7 N. Fourth ST.. Harrison. N I
Custom tailor. cleaning. pressing and repsir1ns.
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urkfs Baths.
CLINTON BATHS"
rs Clinton st. will hereafter be open day and
night except Sunday. LADIES' day, Mondays,
10 a. m. to 10 p. m,
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T~ypeTriters
TYPEWRITERS bought. sold and exchanged
Old machines rebuilt; made good as new a
small cost. MURRAY, 122 Market ST. Phone 3e4s
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Plumber.


Jeweler.
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing.
French Clocks q Speciality.
JAMES j.. HAAG,
o cone street, Orange. N. }.
Moving Vnns and Storage
SMITHS VANS AND sToRA0E,
Is Day stAeet. Orsnrs. NJ. r.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.

PRIVATE SUBURBAN SAM
TARIUM
for women; all female complaints: conhne-
ments; adoptions; skilled physician and nurses.
FREB CONFIDENTIAL ADVICE In plain en-
yelope on most delicate subjects. NINE
CHRISTIAN, New York office. f46 West Esd st.
days. 1 to =.
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GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY.

Franklin av.. Bloomfield. N. j.: Office. Seheuer
building. Tel. 4o6S-R. Newark. and 1891,
Bloomfield, Single graves. So; plots from
ss Up.
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LADfES-Nothing equals Roebuck's Restora-
tive. The pill that wiz make good; Leo
nostnaid. DIP DE WITT. 1863 Broadway, New
York.
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Oyster House and pn.-.-
TIE HARRISON oYsTER AM cuou
yioCslG ~ Harrison sv. Wholesome so.
quick service; regular dinner IS cents.
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watches and .HeWelry.
DIAMONDS at 500 per karat. fine white. from
u to liz karats. This Is cur remarkable offer
In diamonds for. a limited supply. BUSCH. the
1ewe,er Springfield av.. corner High 1t.
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CEMETERY MEMORIALS.

GEORGE BROWN & CO..
Established 1856.
Designers and Manufacturers Of
MONUMENTS. ToMBs. VAULTS AND GEN.
ERAL CEMETERY WORK IN GRAN
TIE MARBLE AMI STONE
sn AND s74 BELLEvILLE AVENUE.
Opp. entrance to Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
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Wipdew Shades.

WINDOW SHADE CO.. IS Mar
ket St: branch OF SIS Springfield av.: the
only reliable makers of window shades; esti-
mates cheerfulIy given. L. d. tel. 228-R.
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WIN. SMITH ESTATE. ss North Firth ~
Harrison. Repairing promptly attended 10
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WANTED.

AGENTS-Are you an agente DO you want to
Dc an agent? Do you want to make money
in YOUR spare time. or get into a permanent
husiness2 Send for free copy Of this month";
Thomas Agent" Read about new agency
propositions. new plans and sure money-mak-
ing pointers. and experiences Of thousands OF
successful agents. II already an agent, state
what you are now selling, Address today.
THOMAS AGENT. go Wayne av., Dayton, O..
AGENTS coin money handling our high-grads
household speciality; every woman buys one,
then her neighbers buy; don't hesitate; don't
delay; write at once for full particulars LAKE
I 7 SUPPLY Co. Dept. E., Cleveland, OHIO.
AGENTs-we have excellent propositions: come
and investigate. STANDARD CHEMICAL
CO. 262 Central az.
SToVINK-vonderful new stove backing that
will never burn OF: sells at every home;
agents make $40 monthly; write today. HAY
pEN-GRIFFIN CO. Toledo. @.
WANTED-Agents and assistants by an indus
trial company giving sick. accident and death
benefits, no medical examinations; no lapses;
20 times advance; a few debts open. Address
P o. Box 1872, New York.
SIS A WEEK all year; hustling agents; work
ers. every wife buys: Andrews canyassed los
homes sold io1: no experience. TOLEDO
Joke Co. Toledo, @.
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parguet Floors.
FLOORS,

rarauetry; old floors rehnished. VIM. II.
JAMOUNEAu, 10 Brsnford pl Tel. 22W.
Prirsera and Sfationers.
YOU WANT WHAT YOU WANT WHEN you
WANT n. BIRRELLBROWN 60. Printers
s5d Stationers. 7A Broad St. Star" Building.
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START a mail order business; We furnish
everything necessary; only few dollars re-
qulred: new plan; success certain; costs moth
ing to Investigate. MILBURN-HICKS, 22S2 La
Sale. Chicago.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS regarding good money
making patent; wish to hear only from in
yentor who wishes to sell outright or royalty
direct to buyer; give price and description.
NORMAN e. MACK, 1876 Main St, Buffalo,
N. y.
WANTED-Good location for lunch wagon; will
pay for information. SICHIER, 2s Wash
ington St, Jersey City.
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MERCHANTS.
TRADESMEN, ETC.
HARRISON

Bakery.
English Mus1n.
"a n. doNEs. 5o7 N. Fourth strest.
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Restaurant and Cafe.
BROS.
Restaurant and Cate
rIRsT-CLAss SERVICE GUARANTEED.
% CONE STREET. oRANGN n. =.
EAsT ORANGE

watches and Jewelry.
C.. A. LUND,
the East Orange Jeweler. All repairing done
fully guaranteed. Cash paid for gold and siivsr.
~ Main st. East Orange. n. }. Opp. car house.
Building Construction.
W. r. WERNER, 129i Steuben Vt. BUILDING con-
struction. repairs. alterations. decorations
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BLOOMFIELD
CALDWELL

Gasoline Engines.
GASOLINE ENGINES FOR pumping woter.
$3.50. I. L. TELLER, CALDWELL. n. J.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM r. MULLIN,
Funeral Director,
SS ST, NEWARK, N. ].
Telephone 40, Newark.
Accommodation for receiving s bodies aud
holding Of funeral services. Livery and board
ing stable, 1913 High st. telephone 2S5. Branch
Brook Private livery work q speciality.
SMITH & SMITH,
Successors TO J. A. Logan.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Coach owners.
Tel. Ia. 94 Broad st.
A. STANLEY COLE.
DIRECTOR. EMBALMBR,
G7 WARREN ST. NEWARK. y. j.
TEL. 1859 BRANCH BROOK.
FRANK A.. OBEY.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER.
90 Ferry ST. L. u 39ft-p
W. c. g. r. S. BOLLEs.
ke BROAD TREET PHONE 15e
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confectionery Notions, Etc.
j. MARSHALL.
osI HARRISON av. Confectionery .os, -
notions. hardware. crockery. t,nwyy.a' toohcpa
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Dancing.

INSTRUCTION IN chemistry, physics. etc.
Laboratory. 156 Market st.
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NEWssy RUs!NEss COLLEGE

Cali or write FOR Cataiog.
Broad Street and Park Place. Newark.
TOUNG LADY desires ria0N- Jrrils; beginner,
preferred. Address FIANo. BOX 60. star
)d1ce.
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Summer:on News.
cIaI 20 The Manning Times

SccCla! 20 ! &c Si.is!IS
Looking toward the approaching
scholastic year, the young people
who must soon return to school and
college are taking advantage OF the
short vacation remaining TO enjoy
the social privileges extended to
them. On Friday evening, August
eth, Miss Jennie Furse entertained
her guests, the Misses Strange and
Miss Furse. with most enjoyable
lawn party The home o. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r Furse, being one OF our
fine old country houses with large
and shady yard is especially adapt
able to this kind Of entertainments
AS was anticipated from the style OF
the invitation, the various "Al tres-
co.. amusemeuts were afforded,
broken only by the serving OF re
,reshments, which consisted early II
the evening OF boiled peanuts and
late. on q delightful conrse OF ice
cream aad cake. The evening was
one OF keen enjoyment, not the least
feature being the pleasure AFFORDED
the participants OF meeting MISS
Furse's attractive guests. Those
present were: Misses Olive and Alma
Strange, Edna and Louise brocSin-
ton, Madse, Christine and annie
Coskrev, Lucy and Maria Mood. Et-
t. Scarborough, Mildred James
Nora Nelson. Cora and Jane Fielder.
Julia Eolladay, Annie Rutledge, Sue,
Helen and Kate Cantey; Messrs:
Allston James, Harry and Leon
Davis, Doc. Colclough, Lawrence
Chewing, Wallace Mathis. pen
Cantey, Clark. Miller and Leo
Fielder, Claude Walker, Blainey and
Walter Coskrev, Orlando Scaroor-
ough, Ellison Capers, Crum Hoiia-
day, Percy Tennart, Hall Nelson,
Connors Gentry. Irwin RutlecSe,
Chas. Morris, and Ben Harvin.
On Monday evening. August 3eth.
the hospitabie home Of Col. and Mrs.
O. C. Scarborough was thrown open
to the young people Tor q sociai
gathering. Corresponding with the
Informal invitations issued by the
young men. the evening was spent
in very impromptu manner, but
none the less pleasant. Games OF all
kinds were played, alternating with
the music rendered by some o! the
talented guests. Daring the evening
ice cream and waters were served.
Those participating were: Misses Ada
Tennant, Sue Martin. Mildred
James, Genie. Mae and Jennie Furse,
Alma and Olive Strange, Gladys
Toon, and the Misses Scarborough:
Messrs. Harry and Leon Davis,
Frank Wells, Mckinney Barnes.
Lawrence Chewing. Ellison Capers,
Edward Furse, Waiter Coskrey.
Bla;ney Cosk-ey and Hall Nelson.
90"
Summerton, S. c., Sept. :, 1909.
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Sardinia News.
Ea:,o. The Manning Tines:

Ea:.o. The Mannir: Tines:
On Wednesday evening the lsr, a
dance was given in :he Sardinia
graded school auditorium by the
baseball team Of this place in honor
OF a strenuous and successful season
OF hard earned victories on the 6ia-
,uond. There were visitors from Sum
ter, Manning and other adjacent
points Of equal note. Music was fur.
nished with strinSed Instruments by
Miss Leola Rose, j. <. McFaddin and
L. B. McFaddin.
Misses Viola McFaddin, Leola Rose
and Katy iaillard, returned FROM
a visit to Greeleyville. They were
the guest o. Mrs H. D. FerralI.
Miss Roberta Coker Of hinsstree, Is
the guest Of Misses Lottie and Mag
gle Woods
\ lawn party was given at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Garland
on last Friday evening IN honor OF
visiting friends. Refreshments were
served under the spreading oak trees
ia the back yard. Music Was furnish
ed bv the Sardinia Chorus Choir
Parlor games were played, aud in fact
alnuse.neuts were arranged for all III
cludinS children, old people, married
and prospective married people.
L. P.
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Dr.. Cl;ttoa's Engagement

Dr.. Jesse -Aiexaa6er Clifton, Eye,
Ear, Nose and Threat specialist, viii be
IL Srmmercou al Dr.. RhameS drug
store for three davs next week, Septem-
Der, 9th, 10th and llth. THURSDAY, Fri
day and Saturday And in Manning on
September 18th, li,b and 18th, Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday at Or. ". Z.
Brown & Co.'S drug store, equipped
for operations. Eye Glasses fitted. etc.
Eerie.n Der dates Cone early. Three
day. only at each place.
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l=y List.

Following is the list OF Pe;i: jurors
Tor TN. tirs. week nf the fall term OF
c"nrf. which c"nvene> Monday. Sep
J. S-a>e presiding.
G 5 Lowder. Manning
J + Rowe, Sum,nertou. L + ID.
W W Raflield, Davis Station.
d E Harrington New Zion, + T d.
J N Cokcr. Tnrbeyilie.
d L Geddings. PaXville.
Spark:aan Thames, PaHville.
J II Floyd. New Zion.
P Err, in. Manning. + F. d.
d f Cole, Turbeville.
J & Seun. Sumuerton.
furwau Bradh:,m, Manning. X r
d.
y II Ba:uAl, Wilson.
J Z GeLdiuSS. Piuewood.
j II W Childers. jordan.
{; J Rich. Manning. 4 + d.
] WEIGH, Jr. Turbeville.
Is II Hardy, New Zion.
4 4 Brown. Silver. Il d.
S N ColclouSh, Summerton.
" p Mcknight, Workman.
S ) Stone. PaXville.
G. II Rhodus. Fores;cn.
j 3 Cutter, FoIes;ou.
Willie Thames, Foreston.
D E Epps, Jr. New Zion. K F d.
p II Mitchum, Jordan.
w II CaStine. Turbeville. Z F D.
J L Green, Turbeville, r T D.
W II Mccall. Alcoln.
w y Hicks, Turbeville.
7 II Coker. Turbeville.
N L Dennis, Turbeville.
T F CoTey. Manning.
J + BrouShton. Pinswood.
K c Graham, Pinewood.
SECOND WEEK JURORS.
CT Gibson. Silver, K F d.
" T Sprott. Jordan
] E Graham. jordan.
II J Morris, Turbcville.
J ! Brailsford, Sumnerton.
J T DuBose. Turbeville.
w Buddin, Turbeville.
p " Stukes, Davis Station.
W l. McFaddin. Lake City. r F D.
John c Graham, Davis Station.
" C. Player. Turbevil.e.
Z d t1OCgS, IOS"coO.
II ( Ardis, Pinewood.
" K Davis, Silver. K F D.
$ Il Floyd, Lake City, Z F d.
J II Galloway, Manning.
II Haley. Forestou.
q G. NeSmith. Summerton.
D Z Hoiladay, Sumlncrtou.
4 Il Briggs, Silver.
J d McEiveen, New Zion. K r D.
john w Bradham. Manning.
5 E Ingram. Manning.
L Johnson. Davis Station.
J u Reese, Alcolu.
s II ChewninS. Summerton, Z Z D.
} j Worsham, Lake City.
S II Geddin.S. Packsvi!le.
T q Turbeyille, Turbeville.
a q ChewninS. SumInerton.
a c. Harvip. Manning.
T X McEl.een. Lake City. Z F D.
S w ecker. Turbeville.
" E Tisdale, Packsvilie.
w C White. Wilson. 4 F D.
c. Cook, Lake City, + F D.
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Toilet Articles at Saving Prices.

Colgate's and Meraen's Talcuns, 1Sc
per box: Air Float Talcuu, pure as
snow, loc per box; Colgates fine Toilet
Soaps, al l0c varieties 2: Sc per cake.
or &c per box of cakes: Co.ga,es Den
tai Crea incomes Gu: like ribbon
regular 25c seller, our price 20c per
tube: Merthola,um 20c per jar; Carbo-
lated Vasel!ne lOc: Blue Seal Vaseline
I5c: Fines, Pomade Vaselioe l0c: Men.
,hols,ed Vaseline l0c tube: Cold Cream
and Vaseline Camphor Ice l5c per tube,
regular sc goods: Tooth brushes; Hair
brushes: Comes: Pins and other toilet
occasions, ali at saving prices. The
Manning Grocery Co.
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Some Things fer Dinner.

Hard bead Cabbage: Northern Irish
Potatoes: Eu,a Baga Turnips and Large
Spanish Onions. In canned goods, we
offer. Fancy Sugar Corn, l0c and l3c
per can: Tomatoes. fancy hand picked
l5c and standards Sc and l0c per ; 10
can: Garden Peas. finest grade, early
.Iune, l2c and l5c per , lb., can: Baked
Beans. plain or in sauce, l5c per 3 H.,
cau: Asparagus Tips, large can, SOC:
OSra and Tomatoes. i3c per 3 lb.. can.
The Manning Grocery co.
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Tp,berIle Dots.
EGi.o- The Manning Times:

ESi;o. The Manning Times:
Miss Tasca Turberiile OF Manning,
spent Sunday with her relatives here.
Prof. ". T. Merit, OF Dayton. Va,
has been teaching vocal class here 3,
the Coker School house. lie is now
teaching at Pine Grove school Tor q
term Of TWO weeks. He.wili close his
singing school on the 18th, with : con-
cert.
There was game o; bail on the 18th
between Salem Union ard Nct, 5
Bridge OF the New Zion grounds.
Salem won by > score OF - 70 O.
The Beard team walloped the Du-
Rant boys 81 Sardinia by = score OF 5
70 ). 2.
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Tcn Kennedy With A. Abrams.

To Nv Friends in Clarendon County:
take this means 10 inform you tha:
I ar row with Mr. Aaron Abrams, and
ask for your continued patronage. l
am COW in better shape 10 meet the de-
mands OF my friends than heretofore,
and guarantee you the same courteous
treatment, with better bargains TO
offer. When in town call and see US.
Thanking you for favors, both past and
prospective, | beg TO remain.
Yours very truly,
TON VI. KENNEDY.
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A Gil Saved.

Our readers viii recall an appeal re-
Gently made in these columns, with re-
gard 70 an unfortunate young white
girl IN this sow2. The appeal was effec-
tive, % the extent tha: the girl is now
L. safe hands. On last Thursday morn
ing Mrs. Whitaker. wife Of Captain
Whitaker, ir command OF the Saliva
vation Army Post 10 Charleston. came
70 Manning. and with the assistance Of
Ms. Joseph Spro;t and MIR. J. u. Brad
ham, succeeded in securing possession OF
the girl, and Mrs. Whitaker took her
TO Charleston, where her spiritual and
material welfare will be looked after.
The Salvation Army is doing grand
WORK, and when this case was present
ed 70 it, the officers gladly assumed the
task CT rescuing this benighsed soul.
Realizing that It requires money TO
live, Mr.. Joseph Sprotc collected in q
shor. time nice little sum OF money
and gave same TO Ms. Whi,aker, for
which. she is truly grateful. We know
o: no greater charity than TO aid IN the
supper, Of the Salvation Army. These
people have 10 means other than the
contributions Of those who feel Q kin
ship 70 fellow cratures scd these COZ
sr;bu.ions are used 20 feed the hungry,
nurse the sick. cloth the naked, and 10
relieve distress wherever found. not
that which is brought 70 their attention
alone, but they are constantly search
ing way TO bring sunshine into the
lives and hoCes of humanity. Gods
blessing is with this band OF soul and
body savers, fo- go where you will
they will be found. cheerfully going
abou, doing good.
We caink II good idea, in fact duty
since there is one from this community
in the charge OF the organization, for
us al 10 help support that one, and we
sue sest that both banks place q contri-
busion box conveniently, so IS those 10
cllred, will contribute 20 this mos,
worthy charity. People, we know not
what day will bring forth, we are en-
ioyins the sunnyside OF life today, what
will the morrow bring:
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Cotton Seed Wanted.

wish my friends TO know that / am
!r the market TO buy cotton seed. and
am prepared 10 NEE; legitimate COM
petition represent the Southern
Cotton Oil Co OF Columbia. S. c.. and
can furnish their meal, which is recoS-
niZed as the best.
r EAEN
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PROSPERITY
IS HERE
KRASNOFF
is here with the Goods s!

From the very outset this fall doing record break
ing Nobody thankful than and to show
our appreciation words but in deeds to all friends
and the public general for the liberal trade extended
We all who Churches Schools Societies
or any Charitable Institution, follows:
Beginning September s day during this month we offer
per all sales made store OF the above
mentioned institutions namely Each institution will select
capable shall salesman store for
and for make will allow 10 cent OF to the
institution he will represent
institutions desiring avail themselves OF this
liberal offer least days advance
the Gay wanted chosen their salesman
Privilege the day selected by each institution will be ex
tended in order the applications received.
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Our Store

is full of Bargains Department to the other having
Specials in each Department every day call
price goods enough convince one that
goods and prices defy any competition
Our goes with every sale Goods not satisfactory
every bring refundedno questions
asked the
trade
We are Agents the ez Shoes the best Shoe made for
the ay Manton Shoes best for Ladies' for the
American Ladies' Tailoring Co. ladies' aors in the
United the Standard Fashion Co., the standard patterns OF
the United States. Patterns always on hand
Anything Dry Goods. Clothing Shoes Hats Furnishings,
Furniture ETC. YOU will find prices with satisfac
tory guarantee only at
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10. 1T7,4 Won the China Set

The above number held oy Beonie
Miller carried of the $40 China Set.
Destroy ali tickets aad keep your eyes
on Us for the next wrinkle. The Man
ning Grocery Co.
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Season tickets for Manning Lyceum
Course $500. Ticke, admits TWO per-
sons 10 the choicest seats in Auditorium
TO each attraction. Secure your ticket
before season opens, :or sale by E G.
Horton.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

Don. fail 70 see the greatest attrac-
tioa ever booked for this towc "n Sep
teuoer 24,h, at Manning Schoo! Audi
sorium, The College Singing Girls.
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At Weinberg's Grocery,

Take advantage o. the following spe-
cial prices. This offer only good for
short time:
l-Sallon cans pure Georgia Cane
Syrup, only Soc Per can
Egallon cans pure Georgia Cane Srr-
up, only SOC per can
l-szlson cans pure Oid-Fashion NO
iaSsss, only 60c per can
i-gallon cans pare Ol6-Fashion Mo
lasses, only 3oc per can
a full stock Of Karo Corn Syrup ID
ali sizes on hand; also ether leading
brands.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

Secure your tickets ior the Manning
City Lvceum Course. course opens Sep
;eulbcr ooith, with The College Sing
ing Girls. There are ten ti0l artists in
this company.