The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-08-07

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Tuesday, August 18th.
One 4-room house, rrc..> and back
porch, acre lot, Church street. near
graded school.
Write today for information.
+. 6. ALSBROOK,
We learn with regret that Lieut.
! Erwin D. Shaw Of Sum'er. has been
reported among the missing in action.
Lieut.. Shaw IS grandson Of Mr. ID.
| W. Alderman, and well known in Can
nlng. Every effort is being made by
his family to discover MS where
abouts.
The Junior Mission Band of the
Presbyterian church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at $50. s very inter
esting meeting is being planned, and
a full attendance is desired. Some for
eign curios will be shown.
Cothran sold on Tuesday, August
the 9th, A. D., one thousand nine nun
dred and ciGAtccn, G3,477 rounds of
tobacco for $23.737.23. This gigantic
sale averaged, floor scrap and all, the
neat sum of $374O. We do not think
''S "I"'c S"ll pcat lilS average 1Or
so many pounds Of tobacco There
must have been at least seven or
eight thousand pounds Of scrap that
brought from ten dollars up We
sometimes lead while others follow.
and wonder how Cothran did il.
We feel very grateful 10 the people
of Clarendon for the way they are
subscribing to The Times. We hav"
placed more than 100 new names on
our lists in the pas, two weeks. Also
we thank our friends who have come
IN and paid up. They realize q good
paper ana believe in sticking to it.
] ChIcf Bcrtr:m Weinberg left Sun
day night for Charleston, where he
entered the navy. Mr.. Weinberg had
been chief Of the fire department for
nearly year, and made II good one.
! The boys escorted hin. IL the train
on the big truck. and BID him God
speed on the deep briny waters.
The store of y. Ninmcr at SUM-
merton was robbed last Saturday
night: and his dwelling set on fir ..
The fire was eXtinAuishrd with htt,a
damage. Mr.. Ed Gamble took the
blood hounds down Sunday, but the
robbcr had soaked his rcct in kero-
Scnc, which kept the :opn from trail
ing him.
FOR SALE , PASSENGER Cadillac
AutomobIlc, 1910 model, good running.
condition. tires fair condition. 2 first
class, now extra. Price $275. 90.
Phonr, write or come and see it.
4. f. CAUSE,
Alco,u, s. c.
Mothers have recognized their own
DoyS IN this great war picture and
nave betn known to stand up in the
audience and cheer him on TO victory.
WE HAVE FOR SALE the follow
mg second hand cars at barpnjn
prices: Three Chalmers Skies, five
passenger touring cars; four Dodge
hrotncfS flVc passenger touring cars :;
one Bulck four five PASSENGER tour
ing car; one Maxwell touring car; one
AH'n touring car and one Oakland
Roadster; all in exccutionaIIv GOOD
condition, with electric lights and self
starter. See us quick before they are
all picked over.
| SUMTER MOTOR COMPANY.
Sumter, $. c.
TO the Patrons Of the paS,imc Thea
| tire:
The manager has cover the Ton"
Tor two days, afternoon and NIGHT
Thursday and Friday, August 18th
ana 10th. We ask that as manv as
can to see this picture on the first
afternoon, as you viii find r.orc sc;,is
ana won't be as crowded. If YOU can
not sec it the first day, be sure 70 The
next, as it will be long timr before
you will have tie opportunity Of see
ing, picture of this kind AGAIN, as il
IS by Scrht. Arthur Guy Er1pav. one
0l our own boys who has been "Ovcr
Ihere,' and will show you actual
scenes, such as an attack on a Ger.
man trench. This picture is Given
up to be the greatest of all war
dramas. Tickets will be on sale at
Ielglcr's Pharmacy, ald we request
that you purchase same before time,
as we can only seat z04 at the time
Also we wish to state that we will
nave plenty of fans for all TO keep cool
with wv
See Fatty in "Good Night Nurse, ,"
Tuesday, August 18th.