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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-12-13

Below we mention few of the
Toys you will find on display at
our Store. Prices 1c to $1.00.
Dolls Tables
DOL Go-Carts Printing Outfits
Doll Houses Iron Trains
Games, All Kinds Trains with Tracks
10y Blocks Merry GO-ROund
Tinker Toys Autos
Erector Toys Steam Engines
Wood Construction Marbles
Toys Rubber Balls
Paint Boxes Rattles
ralnt Books Sand Dump Toys
Gap Ilstols Foot Balls
mop Guns Toy Watches
10y lannon's Drums
Toy Ships Horns
10y Forts Flutes
Pop Pistols Tops
Air Rifles Transfer Pictures
Skates Works
Express Wagons Lunch Boxes
Balloons Tea Sets
Chairs, Straight and Air Rifles
Rockers Whips
Banks Scales
Sad Irons Moving Picture Ma
Stoves chimes
Wagons and Horses Stuffed Animals
Doll Pianos Teddy Bears
Doll Swings Cash Registers
Doll Trunks Motorcycle M;lo
Iool Chests New and attractive
hammers toy, operated by cord,
Hatchets made of heavy metal,
Doll Furniture be sure and ask for
Doll Beds one. Price Csc.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-12-13
Everything for Xmas
Cooking.

In this department you will
find everything you need for
your kitchen. Sauce Pans, Pie
Plates, Cake Pans, Muffin Pans,
Salt Boxes, Knives, Eetc.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-12-13
CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR
EVERYBODY

Hand Painted Bon Cuspidors
Bon Dishes Ch;.urens Bath Sets
Hand Painted Salad toilet Water
Sets Colgates Extracts
Hand Painted Cake Box Candy
Plates Sugar Dishes
Hand Painted PinGlaSs Bowls
Trays Glass Pitchers
Hand Painted Sugar Cups and Saucers
and Cream Sets Covered Dishes
Hand Painted MayOn- Serving Trays
naise Sets iIandkerchefs, all
Pictures from 10c to Kinds
=, oloo ,., Music Rolls
vases, GiasS ana Sil- Music Folds
yer ila'ed Iandic Cuff Pin Sets
Comb and Brush Sets a' ''e
Hand Mirrors Match Chains
Tea Sets Watch FobS
Work Baskets Wind Chimes
Mems Neck Ties Hand Mirrors
Ladies Collars Shaving Brushes
Hand Bags Glove Boxes
Pocket Books Sweet soap
Pocket Knives Manicure Sets
Clocks and Watches Only Nine More
Boys Indian Suits Shopping Days--ShOp
Boy Scout Suits Early While Our
Box Paper Stocks All Complete.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-12-13
LADIES NECK WEAR

Just received large shipment,
latest things in Ladies' Collars
and Ties. They are beautiful and
run from 10c to $1.00 each.
Windsor Ties - --15c to SOC
MILDLY Scarfs - SOC
Fur Buttons --10c each
Boudoir Caps -- --10c to SOC
Ribbon Novelties, Pin Cush-
ions, Sewing Sets, Baby Sets
and Manicure Sets Csc and SOC
each.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-12-13
MEMS NECK WEAR

MEMS NECK WEAR
We have a beautiful assort-
ment OF Mems Neck Wear to Of
fer:
$1.00 Ties packed in Christmas
Box at 79c(
75c Ties packed in Christmas
Box at 59cl
Bow Ties 1Oc tO SOC
FOur-in-Hand Ties --1Oc to 75c
COME SEE FOR YOURSELF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
ROBINSON IS
GIVEN GRILL
Philadelphia Head Of Pc
lice Denies He Received
Vice Tribute.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July %
- Superintendent of police Robinson
i today went before the grand jury.
which is investigating vice and gamb-
ling. and faced one of the stiffest
srilIings ever given to police officer
in this city He made flat denial
that he ever had received cent or
tribute from the underworld
He admitted he knew Moe" Vein
heck. of the Goth ward. alleged ''gamb-
ling king" who is said TO control or
direct many gambling places in this
city. He said that he did not know
the KeIker brothers. friends OF David
/ h lane chairman of the Republican
! CITY committee The Kelkers are de-
clared to be associated with NelnDecA-
/ Drag River for Basenfelder's Hody.
| Dragnets and graphing hooks are
| being used along the Schuylklll river
/ below Fairmont dam in an effort 70
| recover the body Of John J. Baseh-
/ fielder. 20 years old. 5Zzl tIlrard a.
! enue. who was drowned when he ana
| four others went over the falls IN ?
| pleasure launch. the tiller OF winch
| had been broken
| Parking Ordnance Signed
| Mayor Smith has signed the Two
| motor ordinances, one prohibiting the
| parking of cars in central streets OF
| the city prior TO p M and the olneI
| providing new traIiic reg uia -
| measures become effective with the
mayors signature. The parking Oil
| was amended by council to permit the
| rarking of automobiles in Broad and
| other central streets after 6 p m
Think HOIdup Man Caught.
! Believed TO be one Of the men VINO
! en- March 10. held up and killed two
| psyrnasters n the Germania knitting
nils Indiana avenue and \ street. ana
| escaped with the payroll. amounting 70
| $4,000. and also in Aprily. 1915 held
| up William Tutelman. of the firm OF
| Tutelman Brothers, at the entrance u
| Jefferson street and escaped with
! $500. a man giving the name oi
Samuel Greenberg. has been arrested n
| New York on q charge OF burglary
Sheriff Thinks He Is StuDg-
! Sheriff Reese jeremiah. of Sha mo-
] KIN who hunts bad men up Northuu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
DEER |NVADES
R. |. FACTORY
Leaps Through Window OF
Plant and Falls Down
Elevator Shaft.

fighting freshness. created much ex-
element at the plant of the Brown a-ln
Shsrne Manufacturing company yes
terdsv when il swan down The W oon7
socket river. clambered ashore, leaped
in through a window OK the laCtoi : >
and finally fell down an elevator smart
Parents TO Hold Protest Meeting
Parents in the Camp street prlmars
school district. claiming that they nave
49,, unable 70 obtain a hearing from
the school authorities. viii hold mass
meeting next week, to protest 70 me
r1avor against the proposed ciosl1s
OF the building
Another Case Found
After three weeks of illness. an
~ Providence child was found TO
he suffering from infantile paralysis
yesterday. He was John T. Kelly, OF
state Banks Gain S2;'.OOO.O0o
state banks OF Rhode Island. IN re
norts made public today. snow pig
lain in resources The increase reaches
the unprecedented sum OF nearly 80
J COO 600 in the year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
MASS. MEN HAVE FEET INSPECTED

co,,+h Ros,on. Lieut.. Lydon is in the
sunni. company Of the ninth and IN me
sachusetts legislature ne was Oh
the military affairs committee
The ninth is one of the healthiest ana
manifest bodies of men in the ehtlre
national guard encampment- IneN rep
resent MANY crafts. Some are teanlstei :
boilermakers and Harvard students
Many of the latter left their classes 20
come 10 the border. A large NUMBER OF
these are mounted orderlies- Their IN
sigma is a piece OF bright red Tanner
wrapped around the arm
WaItham watch Maker.
Wilford d. De Marias, color sergeant
of the non-commissioned starr, IS a
Waltham watch maker in the town OF
Waltham. Mass. and one OF me crack
rifle shots OF the ninth
These two bit" BARRIERS are not only
confined 10 Texas They are running
wild in the Massachusetts camp. II ner
natives are to be believed a particular
instance is Pvt Savage, Of company,
who saws he wouldn't shave man IN
his company for a red less than two
bots This grew tiresome and the dig
finance question was the doWntaH OF
PVT Savage" who was kangaroo
courtmartialed He was forced 10 carry
his equipment over the entire camp for
a couple of hours as punishment Tor
charging exorbitant prices IN his ton
serial arts
Fighting Men
Company F.. of Lawrence, Mass, Is
the fighting company of the ninth as
this company has many boxers JACK
Thorng was a heavyweight champion
in the regular army for several years
and he was also in the navy. The other
boxers are Walter l. Main, Billie Ed
wards. James Madden
| All these appeared in fistic encoun-
tiers at the big entertainment that wa:
staged By the FL Paso Knights of Co
/ Iumbus for the benefit of knights II
| the ninth. Thursday night. Another
/ soldier of F company appeared at the en-
| tertainment in the suise OF a comedian
He is Pie" Higginbotham. Pie" sans
and staged a Parody on oregon" Be
/ sides being the creator of leatherH
pies he has a good voice.
| Company f has an excellent cook il
| the person of ABE" Fenno. half breed
Indian. who is a member Of the national
guard of Massachusetts,.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
PH|LA. Mayor
ICE MAN LANDS
Given Municipal Job Along
With Other Friends OF
City's Executive.

t.o-1.,d countv wav. took a filler In
stocks and bought some snares IN
cnev-ing gum machine company 49,
back in 1914. The snerlIi "@ &c.,
dsv he appeared in magistrate Me- Me-,
Irarv's court at central PONCE stdtIoIl,
seeking TO recover about S29V DI,- Tls'
Charles B. White and Ihonlae 1o'-asf
- su.HS So-,0snv The sheriff said the
stock wasn't as represented
N.vor,s zee Man Gets job
Mayor smiths cook and ms 9,i pr , csI
I'D his chi-opodist and the tamlIy -
Saven't vet obtained Jobs in city nan:
But big and little politicians VINO hiioS >
efficfsncv when they see II -,
tbrilJ of startled reverence ana aui.ll. =
or,s ice man safely tucked away IN .Io
s,ade Of the salary tree as new
anoninted guide in the hall M
IAN who turned his back upon $3.50. =
10 serve his municlpallty' IL i.i1loisn,i
4 Skeen. of 1925 West Cgniuel 60 -
s.-osf He is the latest addition 70
tbe galaxy of brothers and orotners ~ =
law and friends and reiatl.eS -. -. ti,-
1-,avor's family cabinet thde ~
rs rs COMPLETED when Mr.. smith en-
EL-j,ed his butler as an elevator ~
rar+or The butler. Herman sIn! ! ~,
So bouled out of office by me ~ 49,
service commission Few Wes 49, -
his appointment, when ne la
Too Much ProsPerty for nssIcn', for
proeneritv has killed business -.
,ha Tsseus missions, according 10 me
Rev. ]. ]. D. Hall. superintendent %
me GaIilee mission. Vine and D ~ tSe
streets sitting in the 4 OH how the
! thr;7l;ns INDUSTRY connected with the
f fiIIing Of big war orders at Essinc 10, on
I'm IN SSsr1ev's Point. has attracted ms
..bovs" who formerly loafed on W. t,e
street or -panhandled' dimes oH ''''
FscapeS One Car. Killed BY Ano'n me-,
stepping from behind a pa SIab., ,,,lf
tor car early today. John CoieDa,u,sn
Z years old, 1919 Arritt stree 49,, ~,' h,
Mats Snain. 80 years old. % Wom2rtl
street. and was run down at ONi LOT,
! Rosd and Frankfort avenue ne 9ie'
| five minutes after he was admitted 4
! tie Frankford hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
U. S. Army Surgeon Pre-
scribes For Feet of 9th;
To Get New Shoes.

The feet are a part of soldier s
equipment that need careful attention.
in view of the fact that is them that
work mostly and not the soldier. A
careful inspection of the feet Of every
man in the ninth Massachusetts in fan
try was made Thursday by Mai Reno,
an ambulance company surgeon II re-
quired most of the day. The inspection
was continued Friday throughout the
rest of Massachusetts camps in Camp
Cotton
The men lined up and stepped inside
the little tent, placed their feet as
quickly as possible on an improvised
foot platform and the inspection started
The surgeon advised each man II ms
shoe was the right size and II II was
not. instructed the soldier as to what
size he needed Only second or two
was taken up with each man
To Get Good Shoes
The next step now in the matter OF
feet will be to fit the men with the
proper size of shoes as quickly as pos
sible for the prevention of corns oil
There are 25 or 80 exregulsr army
men in the ninth Massachusetts who
are eager to see service again Also
there are many men who have seeI
service IN CuDa curing tHe year 1888
when the ninth was stationed at th'
island. Thomas r. McGarry. headquar
| ters company. was in Cuba with th'
ninth is were Mai. James J. Barry. frs
battalion; Maj Frank L Donovan ant
| Mai William |. Cason- Col Edward L
] Logan was also in Cuba in 1888
Perhaps the oldest man in point o
years in the ninth is Maj James J
| barry. commander of the first battalion
who is this side" of so. of course tn
Youngest army man is IS years of az
and most of them are the recruits tina
! were recently received at the camp
/ state Representative.
| The ninth has former representative
in its ranks in Lieut. John J. Lydon, o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
Saus Mexican Patient
Needs Another Doctor

Washington. D. c. July Ex-senator
Iippitt OF Rhode Island. in the senate
Thursday attacked the administration .
lations between the United states ana
Mexico since the overthrow Of iran
cisco Madero.
The president hoasttully proclaiIIisss
what he can and Will do one minute.
declared senator Lippitt. and threat
ems the grsvest consequences the next.
bur he sucks the force from both oy
declaring in between times that he -
TOO proud 10 fight and that II IS none
Of anyone's business what takes place
in Mexico
IF the Republicans should he sue
cessful in the next national election
is il their purpose then TO declare war
on Mexicog' asked senator Thomas OF
Colorado ,-,.-
1T is my opinion that the American
,eonle ought TO send for another
doctor for the Mexican patient an
sw cred senator Lippitt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28

Mexican rents speciality. Phi. 4soi.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
BUY THREE CARS OF OTER0
HORSES FOR THE u. S. ARMY

Alamogordo. y. NJ. July 2S.-Timber-
lake & Roberts. FL Paso horse buyers,
have bought three carloads OF horses
from Otero county stockmen and nave
mon nv the government horse buyers
one carload of the horses was OBJ
tanned from J. NJ. Fall and the Ratchet
ranch near Three Rivers one carload
was shipped from Tularosa and one car
losd from Alamogordo The horse
buvers returned to Fl PasO. but before
leaving they stated that they would
return TO Otero county in few DAYS
and would purchase all the horses suit
able for cavalry that could lie obtained
in the county
owen X MCGEE. also of FL Paso. are
in the Sacramento mountains, where
they are buying horses TO be used by
the government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
NAVAL MILITIA
ENDS MANEUVER5
Rhode Island Navy Volun-
teers To Return Home
on Saturday.

ROvIDENCE, r / July 29--The
u Rhode Island naval militia. after
l. having been engaged in maneu-
vers since Monday. are due in Boston
today. and will disenSbark SATURDAY
morning. returning 10 their homes the
same day
Two on Retired List
Second Lieut.. Louis Russell. Of the
Ninth company R. / rational guard
and Col. Arthur A. Sherman formerly
OF the New Port artillery nave Dee"
placed on the retired lhst-
Trying New Invention
Deep sea photography tests being
made at Newport with new lnFen-
ton. 10 be tried out on United eiales
steamship VestaL. .,,,-
Providence marine corps Of artHety
held its annual outing at DubyS grove
with a small attendance
Dcer Invades Providence Factory.
A Young buck deer, 125 pounds OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28

General Mackensen. or the German
army. is very much feared by the troops
under his command.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28

Prince George Of england. who is
now only past 70 Years OF age is an
expert with 4 knitting needle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
GIVES 500 To
AID FAMILIES
Retired Supreme Court JUS
tice Moody Sends Check
For Haverhill Fund.

ssult case. 4 have seen officers pass
along and speak to some OF the buns
who hang about just as tenderly as
though they belonged TO the same club
or as though they were afraid OF
wounding the tender sensibility Of
these gangsters," he declared.
IF the men on the route can't handle
the cases. get some new ones" the
Judge said. and added he had seen wom-
en- insulted and slurred by a gang OF
toughs nearly every night
-Four New Infanffle Cases
Four cases OF infantile paralysis were
reported in Massachusetts today as
follows Ruth Gallagher. of As Lawn
street. Roxbury: George r. Sturteva4-
of 90 Lexington avenue. Somervilre.
Kallia Lungren. OF 80 Mt. Vernon street
Peabody; William Kirby. "a MontSom-
cry street. Westfields. This is the tenth
case IN the latter town.
Girls Murder UnsOIved
The mystery surrounding the death
Of Miss Henrietta McCloud, the Milton
woman whose body was found in a
decomposed state lying in two feet of
water in Farm ponk. Oak Bluffs, re-
mains unsolved and tomorrow the Boy
Scouts in this vicinity are to scour the
woods and the country for traces OF her
belongings.
HeIress Tells Life Story.
Marion Pomeroy Smith, a $4,000
heiress of Hyannis and Hartford. Conn
took the stand today in opposition Il
the appointment OF a guardian for her
self at a hearing which has consumed
several days in Barnstble. She begaT
! the story of her life and will be heard
further tomorrow. She has admitted
she loved Maurice r. Phinney. Of Hyan
mis-. a married man. who denied on thu
stand today any improprieties with th'
/ girl, as charged.
Otis Williams Convicted.
The jury in the Orange county court
| al Chelsea Vt. today returned a YER
/ dict of guilty of murder in the secon'
| degree against Otis Williams. indicte'
| jointly with Mrs. Anna Felch for killinl
| Joseph Felch. her husband. at Tops
| ham last April.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28

All the county prisoners in Georgia
are employed on road work for the
state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
HeIre.s TelI- LIfe story.
on. MIIIiamr Conrirted.
TO DRIVE OUT dALARIA AND BUILD
Up THE SYSTEM

TASTELESS chill Tonic. You know
what you are taking. az the formula
is printed on every LABEL showing il is
Quinine and Iron in a tssteless form
sec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
CARRTERS Dan.

Tomorrow being the last Saturday in
the month. Herald carriers will pre-
scribers will please Tote and be ready
for the boys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-28
CIose ConrrrtIon.

IS soon as you connect with $500 we
are on the way Our Auto. Taxi and
Limousine Service is the best in FL
Paso.
City Service Co.
Baggage, too ADV.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23
Mr.. Horton Explains VIII
Sure That His Wife, w
Hotel Room with DR..
Waite, the Poisoner, Is a
Really Innocent Young
Thing and Is Grieved
That People Write Him
'sOper1 Your Eyes,
You BOObv'

knows. For the purpose of enligbtening
tween a pure white dove and naughty
black crow, Mr.. Horton was asked to ex-
plain how you can always surely tell.
Il know the type whenever ! see IT,"
said the husband of the dove" in this
sinister case. "All women were originally
Of that type and some rnen belong in it.
When l read the heartless letters that
arrive in my morning mail ! wonder
sometimes whether l, too, am not dove
among crows"
''How do you know her when you see
a lady dove among crows?" he was asked.
Il know her by her wide-open, trustful
eyes, like my wifes. A dove among
crows is a woman who will smile at any
one and speak to any one whether she
knows him or not.
Mr.. Horizons home and place of bust
ness being near lower Sixth avenue, but
two blocks from the Night Court for
Women, the representative of this news
paper gave him chance to amend his
statement.
He replied: "This is a city of crows.
No wonder that doves sometimes change
into crows. ! wonder If you will under
stand woman like my wife. One day
she came home and said: met dear
old gentleman In the Metropolitan Opera
House. I've invited him to dinner
What's his name? | asked. don't
know she said, but here's his card He
came to dinner. We both liked him He
became our friend. He is no crow"
Are you entirely sure?"
"0h, yes, perfectly sure. Let me tell
you another instance. When came out
OF the garage one day | found Margaret,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23

skunk trimming on her velvet coat.
She has ever SO many hats and six pairs of
shoes, especially made to her measure.
day In the week and to spare. She has
a most wonderful emerald surrounded by
diamonds, and other jewelry. / take her
everywhere. We were out last night, be-
cause husband realizes that young blood
does not relish sitting by the fire reading
to any great extent.
"She got into this trouble because, while
I have never. taken cent from anyone,
and have always been able to take care
of her. was considering her future. She
wanted to go abroad to study and knew
that would take from ten to fifteen thou
sand dollars. Every rich or influential
acquaintance was another anchor to the
windward of her future. That was why
permitted the acquaintance with Waite.
Don't you believe any rumors OF a
separation. This morning / received
cruel letter saying / wasn't a man IL
didn't leave such a woman as she. That
letter made me weep. 1t hurt my heart
that there are SO many people who don't
understand doyes--so many evil-minded
crows.
Margaret is with her husband! She
will remain with him. for he loves, adores.
worships her. He knows she is as pure
and sweet as the angels in heaven. He
considers her great and wonderful boon;
that God in His wisdom has given this
chance to prove his utter and absolute
devotion. He knows that she is too fine
and high and clean and sweet to act other
than as an angel would.
"You weren't worried that handsome
young man was playing her accompani-
y. Great Britain Rights Reserved.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23
Mrs Margaret Horon--a "Dove Among Crows"
in the DIR
Rim from Pisonew Innocence

ments on the piano while she sang?
Music appeals entirely to the emotions.
you know" The reporter asked.
mo. 1t was my own proposition that
she get some nice young fellow to prac.
tice with. Because women sing to men.
In the big scenes in opera they sing love
songs generally, and they don't sing them
to women. So it seemed best to me that
she should sing and should speak French
and German with man. That Is done
great deal everywhere. out of, as well as
in, your city of crows"
Under the table in the neat and cozy
sitting room was a dancing doll. me-
chanical toy. The reporters wandering
eye rested thoughtfnlly on this. The
happy husband of Margaret. the dove"
said:
doing Jig just before You came in.
carried mechanical toys to her the day
she invited me to a Christmas dinner
when she was living with her dead
mothers cook, after the five thousand
dollars her father left her was nearly
gone. tell you she is an angel from
heaven. Think of a woman who plays
with toys deceiving her husband or con-
spring in a murder. tell you she is
what said from the first-a dove among
crows
Tell me more about the difference be-
tween the dove and the crow"
1.-THE dove generally comes from the
country. She looks around New York as
a child looks at toy shop with the same
delighted wonder. / know that look. /
see It in the faces Of girls new to this
city as my wife is. Her music teacher
tells me Margaret has the mind and
tastes of a child. Then she comes
to this big. suspicious city and they turn
her into crow by filling her pure mind
with suspieion-of every one. They turn
her into worldly woman. That's the
difference between q dove and a crow
the worldly view. When anybody be-
comes worldly he thinks everybody else
is worldly. They try to do each other.
I guess that's the real meaning of crow
eats crow"
DO you know any other instances of
p dove among crows7"
That girl who came from Philadel-