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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-12-22
Below We Mention Just A F

Large assortment stuffed Animals
consisting Of Dogs, Cats, Teddy Bears.
etc. L DC to 81 90
japanese Animal Toys. .10c andup
Bows and Arrows. .......10c and up
Assortment Bellows Toys. sc and up
Driving Reins ...................10 .10c
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Books for Old and Young People

Books are more popular as Holiday Gifts
every season. We have made careful
selection. Our Book Department Is COM
plete. We have what you want.
Large assortment late popular Novels at asc. eaco.
Linen Books for the little folks 10c TO 81 each
Meade Books for the girls closh bnding) as35c each
Alger Series for boys At. .loc. eaca
Henty Series for boys cloth oinding) at. 2'c escn
Boy Scout Series for boys tcloth bindingl at 35c.
Fairy Tales, all kinds, as.......10c to SiOs each
Paper Back Books, all kinds at 1oc. and 1Sc each.
T,;h,es and Testameuts st. .10c to 81 90 each.
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Married yesterday afternoon at the
brides home in Pinewood, Mr.. Lee
Roy Gross and Miss Abbie Theo Ragiu
8 daughter of Mr.. !. P. Ragin.
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Services at The Methodist Church

Foreston, Dec. Is, 1915.
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A UNIQUE RECORD
Very Few Like u In Our Broad Re
public.

Very Few Like u In Our Broad Re
public.
Home testimony for DOan's Kidney
Pills. published in every locality, is Of
itself convincing evidence Of merit
Confirmed testimony forms still strong
er evidence. Years ago, a citizen OF
DenisOn, gratefully acknowledged the
benefit derived from DOan's Kidney
Pills. The statement is now confirm
ed-the proof more convincing. Cases
Of this kind are plentiful In the work
of Doan's Kidney Pills-the record is
unique. 5I
Mrs. C. Johnson, 20S E. Vine ST.,
Denison. says: Il recommend DOans
Kidney Pills. They did me more good
than anything else have ever taken,
I had q constant backache and sui.
fered from rheumatic pains, too.
was languid and depressed and was
frequently dizzy. i used Doan's Kid.
lley Pills, procured at the Lamborn
Drug Co., and they gave me great ben.
eft"
The above statement was given OIL
June 20, 1910. and on Nov. 4, 1915, Mrs.
Johnson said: Il still have q good word
for tDoan's Kidney Pills. ! owe
much of my present health and
strength to short use OF this medicine
now and then.
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Johnson has twice publicly rec.
commended. FosterMilbssn Co.. Props.,
Buffalo, N: ~. . g
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A Happy and Prosperous New Year
to all.
Mrs. Joe True and sons. Joe and AL
len, went to Avoca Thursday to spend
the holidays at her parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Merrington and
Lemuel came Thursday to visit a few
days and spend Christmas with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Cose.
Arthur Spence. who is now study
ing law in Omaha, came to spend q
few days at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Spence.
Mrs. G. S. Jordan and daughters
Nora and Ruth, entertained at dinner
Christmas her daughter, Mrs Frank
Barrett. and husband, and her son
Tracy and wife and baby.
F. A. True and mother were guests
at the j. L. Riggleman home Christ
/ mas.
Miss Eunice Dobson had a Christ
mas tree Friday morning at her school
house, which the pupils greatly en-
joyed.
Rev. and Mrs. Ralston are enjoying
visit from her brother. Mr.. Guss, who
came to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Huldah Anderson, OF Lake View
| is visiting relatives during the hOli
days.
Joe True and Guy Martin went tc
Avoca to spend Christmas with rela
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs James McKim, Mr.. ant
Mrs. B. H, Beaman and Lucy Film,
went to the J. w. Wilkinson home t.
l. join in family dinner Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flint and theil
youngest daughter arrived Saturda,
from California for visit with reia
tives and friends.
James McKAn entertained few
gentleman friends at a Christina:
breakfast Saturday morning.
Dennis and Carl Streeter ate Christ
mas dinner with their sister. Mrs. NJ
Winans. and family.
Miss Iva Mason and her pupils en-
joyed a Christmas tree at the schOo
last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Streeter spent
Christmas at the COmstOck home ir
Denison. Mrs. Streeter met her sister
Mrs. Brown, of Nebraska. there. Mr.
Streeter returned home Saturday eve
ming, but Mrs. Streeter remained for q
visit over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morley and Lyle
and Loretta took a sleigh ride over tc
the home of Mrs. Worley's father, al
bert Kral. and sister. Mrs. Bertha Sui
Ivan, and family to spend Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nashlund and
children visited over Christmas at the
Fred Landon home. Mr.. and Mrs. w
A. Steuck took Christmas dinner there
also. Mrs. Landon has been sick q
couple of weeks with the grippe.
Guy Johnson returned from Nebras
ka to spend Christmas with the home
folks.
Mrs. f. A. McKim and daughter
Mrs. G. w. Tucker and husband and
granddaughter. Lois, spent Christmas
at the John Anderson home.
Sunday was elect bn. of the Sunday
lschool officers at the l.. D. s. church
fthe following being chosen: Near
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Myers, superintendent; Lloyd Winans,
assistant superintendent: Nora Jor.
dan, secretary; Arthur Winey, assist.
ant secretary; Nora Rounds, treasur-
er; Ruth Jordan, organist; Ethel Gal
land, assistant organist; Edna New.
com. chorister: Nora Rounds, librar'
ian.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Miller took dinner
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Mearl
Myers and Geo. Winans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson enter
tanned at dinner Monday her mother
Mrs. Nellie Estes, her sister, Iris, and
her grandmother Mrs. John Rounds.
jennings Newcom returned last
week from Bonesteel. s. D. His friends
are glad to see him back again.
Raymond Schiller came last week to
visit friends and relatives. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cose and Sarah
ate Christmas dinner at the B. Rich
ardson home.
Miss Ethel Galland had Christmas
tree at her school Friday afternoon
Visitors present were Mrs. A. N. Ga.
land and daughter. Inez, Mrs. John
COse, Mrs. II. G. Richmond. Mrs. A. J.
Darling. Susie Hattery. Ruby Cose
Leta and Edna Westcott, Mabel John
son, Miss True and Howard, Earl and
Donald Winans.
Andrew Schwartz and family drove
to the A. F.. Darling home near Boyer
to spend Christmas.
Edith. Virgil and Floyd Darling
spent Christmas. at the home of theil
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Oar
ling. The girls remained for few
days to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Winans and chill
dren and Mrs. Ann Winans ate Christ
mas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j
Mason and family.
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DIR. -Bonney was a Manila visitor
Thursday between trains,
Father Lynch, OF Manila, was ii
town Thursday.
Fred Weatherby, who is attending
school in Des Moines, is spending the
holidays at home.
Tom White. of Sioux City, spent
Christmas with his father. Mr.. Tho
mas, ST., and his sister, Mrs. j. r
Welsh and family.
David Marsh, OF Des Moines, is Wis
iting his uncle, David Weatherby and
family for few days.
Friday quite well after an absence OF
five months in hospital Her many
friends rejoice with her and her hus
band on her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William thinner left
Monday morning for their home in
Mfssoula, Mont, after q five weeks
visit with their parents.
Harold Henderson left Monday
morning for Sioux City, where he Will
visit one of his sisters and family FOL
la few days.
Miss Nora Finnegan arrived from
Omaha Sunday morning and viii
spend the winter at home.
]. J. Finnegan. Of Mapleton, came
home for Christmas and returned t.
Napoleon Sunday morning. /
Bernard fFinnegan has returned
from Manila and will spend the win
ter at home.
Sunday evening a few of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Zimmer's friends dropped
in and spent the evening as rare
well visit to them before their depart
ure Monday morning.
!. Harley Chase has been quite sfcl
with the grip, but is better and able
to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoffman went
to Sioux City Monday morning.
Mrs. George Hester spent Sunda.
with her daughter, Edna Cole, and
family.
Mr.. Frank Dwyer and wife. Of Lin
coin, Neb., are visiting Bert Walwortl
and family. Mrs. Dwyer is Mr.. Wal
worth's sister.
Mrs. s. S. Rice Of Denison is visit
| ing her daughter, Mrs. Lee Winn!s
Foster Lee Hahn with the Misses
Nellie and Gladys Welsh attended thu
dance at Dow City Christmas night.
Miss Tillie Arndt spent Christmas
with her parents in Leeds, Sioux City
and stopped off here Sunday evenin;
and spent the night with her brother
Louie Arndt and wife. She returned tt
her work in Denison Monday.
Mr.. Frank Hahn has just bought
fine set Of $50 chimes to add to hi
orchestra.
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at the Herman Baak home Saturday.
Ernest Baak visited at Herman
Baak's Sunday.
Mrs. F. j. Munster was confined to
the house for few days last week on
account of a bad cold.
A small party Of friends gathered
at the Fred Kullman home Sunday.
Messers Herman, Vielie, Ernest
Baak and Julius Christensen were
business visitors in Denison Thursday
Misses Ethel>and Hazel Beals left
Friday for Otto, where they will spend
their. Christmas vacation with theiI
parents.
j. H. Detlefs and children spent
Christmas at Battle Creek with Mrs
Detlefs and the little girl at the hos
pital. N'-ks
Thomas Munster was sick few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baak anu chill
dren spent Christmas at the AdOlpf
Wcndt home in Ute.
home in Schleswig Wednesday. after
working in the Palmer hotel for a few
months.
Mrs. George COnyerS anu OaOy
spent Christmas eve at the parental
home. She returned to Pisgah Satur
day accompanied by Miss Elsie Baah
and John Fiddlers.
Miss Florence Bumann is working
lat the Palmer hotel filling Miss
Woock's place.
Miss Hins came Saturday from Den
ison for few days visit with hei
father and sister.
Mrs. M. A. Hollander and daughter
Phyliss. left Thursday evening fol
Schleswig, where they vii spend the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kuhlman and Chi
dren spent Christmas day at the EcE
home.
Bill Groth was Ricketts, visitor
lover Sunday.
Wesley Hess came home to spend
the holidays Thursday.
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NANNY oPCul lllc llESL OL Tie WCCh mere
at the John kearney home.
Miss Grace Mitchell spent Wednes-
day in Denis0n with relatives.
Dan and Thos. O'Boyle left last week
for Pleasanton to spend few weeks
with their parents.
Mrs. F. Lewis and children. of Coun.
Gil Bluffs, have been spending the
past week here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Knowles.
Misses Olga and Clara Wahlin were
shopping in Denison Wednesday.
Mrs. Thos. Fitzgibbons and son,
John, spent Tuesday in Denison,
Miss J. Ullrich, of Des Moines, was
the guest of Miss Genevieve Farley a
few days last week.
Miss Madeline Glynn is spending her
vacation here with her parents from
her school duties In Davenport.
Emmett Gallagher and mother and
Miss Regina Molseed spent Tuesday
at the Ed Kalleen home near Denison.
Miss Ada Dieter is home from Mt. st.
Clair academy at Clinton to spend her
vacation.
j. P. Fitch visited last week in Car.
roll with his son, J.. d. Fitch, and fam
lily.
Ed and Jess Granny, of Omaha, and
r. p. Booher and family. of Logan,
spent Christmas here at the Mrs. Gran,
ny home.
Mrs. Jas. Costello and Mrs. John Cos.
tello were shopping in Denison Tues
day.
Miss Clara Dobler, who teaches at
Ute. is spending the holidays here with
relatives.
<Thos. Ryan was visitor in Omaha
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kelly and
baby. of Ida Grove, spent Christmas
with relatives here.
VIM. Rath. of .DenisOn, was in Vail
on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart departed last
"Wednesday for Los Angeles. where
they will spend the winter.
Frank Day. of DelOit. spent few
days here last week with friends.
w. HI. Brockelsby was over from
Manila Tuesday.
Anthony McAndrews, of Albright,
Neb., is visiting here with relatives.
Jim Sheridan. of Omaha. visited
here the past week with relatives.
Thos. Tarpy and family Of West
Side. spent Christmas here at the VIM.
Harrington home.
John Byrnes was a county seat bus.
mess caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonnell and
two children, of Witten, S. d., are here
for a visit with his mother. Mrs. Nc
Donnell. and his sister, Mrs. Thos.
Fitzgibbons, and family.
Chas. Macke and wife, Mrs. Mary
Quirk and sons, Harold and Emmett.
and Miss Marie Keane were in Dun
lap Monday attending the Quirk-
Murphy wedding.
John Molseed, of Centerville, S. D.,
is spending the holidays here with rel
atives.
Friends here received word that
Mrs. Thos. Ratchford, of Omaha, fell
down cold air space in her home last
Thursday and was badly injured. The
friends of the family sincerely trust
that nothing serious may result from
the accident: 'T's ~ ..aee ss--i.H.s-'
VIM. Adams spent Monday. in Deni-
son. H
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1t is estimated that the 1915 trade
balance in favor of tho United States
will aggregate $1,75O,0O0,oOO. That is
somewhat different from the monthly
balance against us before the outbreak
of the war.
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The boy who used to be pleased with
an express wagon for Christmas now
looks for an automobile, and wants TO
select the make at that.
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France proposed to purchase fifty
ships for its merchant fleet, but aban'
doned the plan as too costly and incl.
fective. yet there are some alleged
statesmen In the United States VINO
propose government purchase of ships.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29

In spite OF all our boosted prosper
ity," New York City is the only one o.
the seven leading cities of the United
States that shows bank clearing as
large for the week ending Dec. II, 1915
las for the corresponding week in eth
..ss 1913 or 1912. Chicago, PHILADELPHIA,
a, sion, st. Louis, Baltimore and New
lsans show decreases of 10 per cent
s3 more. In fact Baltimore shows
4ettings OF only $34,000,O00 for the
s%Sok In 1915 as compared with $45,-
900. 900 In 1912, a decrease OF $1,000
600, st. Louis shows $78,00O,00O in
1915 as compared with 1856, 100000 for
the same week in 1912.
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Since the first Of the present yea

Since the first of the present yea'
the population OF Bridgeport. Conn.
has grown from $4,000 to 15O.ooo, due
to the war boom. bridgeport Is CIV
ing credit to Europe and not to the
democratic administration for this
prosperity. Prior to the outbreak oi
the war it was suffering depression
with all the rest of the country.
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Die cbbiello,u zanser.
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GeHtid Gp. ErOt. aird6Ois gsrsin
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4ertpesb SOsannerAor.
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ntbsbrIi9s irbti9t Sabe bsr5uesben
lnb fit idli4ts giftnRinse sin5u'
taui9en. us6sr hunbsrt Sabre fint
|p.rflofen unb ipiebsrum ruff bic Qotf
|bss @aterlcnbes, Der altsn 5einSatt
,u Cpferp aui. Ri9t oIiein briibtn In
beutfden aanben pirb an bic 5iIfs'
b,rsitidaft zines Ssbsn appenirt, fou'
bern Der Muf srssbt an alIs, beHen
beutites glut in ben aosru fIiebt unh
bic fern btr SeutfGen Wuttsr Orb.
in. n.us 5timatb s.funbsn hdbsn'
gebt
Gpla fIr Eissu!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
6sIa far EI..H!


90 lautst Der Gebsntfprud, an ben
Gifenrfngen, bi. isbt an ole opfertpi!s
igsn WGunsr unb Jrauen otuti6en
Gtommes fiir golb unb 9olb<sntri6
Ut Psrtbeiluns iomEen.
anfnliebenb on bt. grinnerung.n
h.r srobsn bsutI6sn 3eit unb 5ipeds
Inieritiibung bsr Wistpen unb @ai'
Zen Der i'm arisse ssfdnensn DeutiHen
p.rbsn arkssrings, Wabrs.i6eH ops
srpiniser SilfsbersiiIhaft. an bieie.
Hisen aussssebsn, psldt in bo4bsr3is
ger WeiIs bns sbie Wers uHterifiiben.
Die Rins.. bic iest IN srobersr ans
ji6l bier einsstroffm finb. psrbeu bon
Der ,6iiforifatn GsTelIihnFt BON
Rem Dort- btrssItslIi. bon ibr III bic
ginresung bieftr GpsnSt fir bi,
Observation-Disclosures aasstgnnssn. Sis
mar bisber I'm 5tanDs, 800. 900 aus
BEN GrlSs Der Rings Wl DeutihIanb
ab1ufiibreu.
SbrtH @srtrisb In bisfger Stabt
Dot Sas 6iHeinnasisr gDlfsbIatt
iberHpnnen.
Die Rinss iDerbtp tntipsbsr ssssn
eblisfsruns bon alien Gclb unb Sil.
b,r fiir ben rS9mslStissI" oeer fiir
nipbsiisns sinsn Dollar abssssbtn.
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men, in biefsr NEIL, sinsn gsitrae fiig
We Tptbl.ibsnben 81 IpsnosH. Der
Ring pirb nod fit ainb uub aiubss.
iinbsr Elm ipsribpcllss aubsnisH an
bic sr5Bis perioSs In kr GeIht&it
ber @.lt isiu. Cir oi. Grdueu fnb
RahsIn ane.fsriist iporcen. bic SsmitIs
en- 3ped blsntn.
Sdrum: .Gsbt GOIb fir eiltn.'