The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-01-01
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Take home a box Of the new4cand
goodies Tempting Fruits, Trio
Sweets and Martin Chocolates. Die
sons Drug Store handles them
you know that they are good. .55Sfi@
Lost-Onc mule black. stripe acfos
shoulder, about $50 pounds, light ye
low. Was at Silver Satunlay.nip'
If found notify f>$5y
ts PAUL JAMES,
-1t.-pd. Pinewood, sc
Died ChristmaA Eve at his home in
Manning, Mr.. Robert L. Bell The de-
ceased had been in i'll health for "a
long time, but at the time Of his death
he seemed to have gotten almost en-.
tirely we'll. The funeral was held in
the Manning cemetery Christmas
afternoon. b. .&@ R
You should try the delicious new
candies at Dickson's Drug Storey All
The tempting brands put out by the
most famous makers Of good candies
in America. $E5. IS
Coming the gl gleatest, best and most
thrilling picture that has ever been
to Manning, S. c., "rhc Kaser's Fin
| lsh." Watch for daGes in this paper.
In mentioning the sale of. the iEar.
| lee home two weeks ago to Mr.tSJo,
| Sprott, Jr., we We're mistaken, as the
| property was bought by his mother,
| Mrs. Lou Sprott and will be occupied
by herself and daughter, Mrs. Ina
Bradley. y. # ,SisS3SssS$4
| Miss Mabel Todd has returned TO
her duties in Washington after spend,
ing Christmas with her fatherRT-if
Manning. a3 ss$ 3g$
For Salc-Registered Duroc Jcrse,
Pigs; age 10 weeks old; weight sabou
30 pounds; money back if unsatisficd
$50 each. #E
Robt. and J. X. DuRant, Q
-4t-c. Alcolu, S. =
By combining the subscription. lis
of The Times and Herald gives uN
one of the best boni fidc circulationl
in the State. Our advertisers get th
benefit of this combination at thI
price of one. While we have no opN
position, we do not propose to raisIg
the rates on advertising, though with
the increased circulation we are 8enI
: titled to more.
You can buy Blocks Elmer's an
, Liggett's Candies at Dickson's 5Dru
Store. Always a fresh asoortment3
the most popular varieties on llan
. Try these. 4s$ r
,. Mr.. Il. d. Cothran, who is running
6 warehouse in Virginia, is in Mann
y ing for a few days. In talking tc
Mr.. Cothran he says tobacco is SELL.
ing much higher now than it did this
! summer, and in his opinion prices will
be high next season. Especially
bright tobacco, the kind that is raised
in this part of the State. 5.
Tempting Fruits, Triola Sweets and
Martin Chocolates are the new can.
;. dies being handled by the Dickson
i Drug Store. These are delicious can.
~ dies and to introduce them they vii
y be sold at 5ic the boX--regular dol
lar values. 5.Et If
n If you enjoy comedy come to 8thl
= Pastimc every Friday. That wonder
full artist, James Montgomery Flagg
is now sending us one now and then
vi Also Mack Scnnett and Fatty agAr
n buckle. Every Friday will be coined,
$ day. s5& 4
Please hand your subscription or ne
IS newa of subscription to the Saturda,
If Evening Post, Ladies' Home Journa
If and Country Gentleman to William
Arant, Authorized Curtis Agent, Man
ming, S. C.--tf. y
Is Clarendon Lodge 173 Knights !,
IF Pythias will meet Tuesday night Jan
c uary 8. All members are erpouestet
to be present. Installation of officers
j. p. Yassney,s
II K. R.aor s
If All the kids should sec that WoY,
derful picture, "'The Surrender OF th,
German Fleet" It's authentic and 81
e absolutely correct picture. Show
e the German submarines, destroyeri
l. and the large battleships SURRENDER
2, ing to the Allied fleet It's wondeY,
full picture. You should &see8 ii
Pastime Theatre January 18th!
s. Died at his home in Summert6s
.. yesterday morning, DR.. Ellison 9Cap
ers. The deceased had been in Ii
< health for quite while. DR.. Capgg,
s. was one of Summerton's most pronsi
1t nent citizens, and well known allsoSei
n the county, being a candidate 4@ ~,