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sALESMAN-sECURITY.

A high grade man OF ability, who wants TO
succeed and willing TO listen, can find a
rare opportunity for a permanent connec-
tion with large earnings: the man we want
VIII be trained by us and furnished direct
leads and active cooperation: we win make
you make money IL you VIII follow our in
str,ietions; salary or commission. See Mr..
Brady. room 10i1, las w. 45th ST.
Statesmen (coLoRED).
III you have had experience selling securf-
ties or feel that you can sell a meritorious
investment which is of exceptional interest
to your own people can show you how 70
earn big money Immediately: liberal commits
sions and positions as assistant sales man
ayers open for the right men. Call Suite
sos, 1898 Broadway. from to IL A. NJ
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MEN.

Personal applications OF technical
men and executives. who have had
technical education. between the ages
of 25 and 35, viii be entertained be-
tween the hours OF ard IL A. NJ,
by Mr.. Cairns OF the Moore Haven
Sugar Corporation, suite 17o7-9. 200
Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
sALEswoMEN

who desire to make big money and
secure a permanent connection selling
the securities of high grade corpo-
ration. If you have pep and the
go-get-em spirit, we have, tho propo-
sition you are looking for. We are
engaged I'm the manufacture of one Of
life's necessities, an industry which
In very short time will be one OF
the greatest In the world upon the
completion of our financing campaign.
our women who have qualified will be
put in charge of the women's depart
ment in our branch offices. Very
liberal commission. Apply Mr.. Rankin,
Room 1105, so Il. 42d st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen

who desire TO make big money and
secure a permanent connection selling
the securities OF a high grade corpo-
ration. II you have pep and the
go-get-em spirit, we have the propo-
sition you are looking for. We ara
engaged IN the manufacture OF one ot
life's necessities, an industry which
IN a very short time viii be one ot
the greatest in the world upon the
completion OF our financing campaign,
completion OF our financing campaign.
our men who have qualified will be
put In charge of branch offices. Very
liberal commission. Apply Mr.. Rankin.
Room ll0S. 50 u. 4ed 81.
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BOARDERS WANTED

CHILDREN boarded IN CITY or country: nlso
accepted for schools. EMERY So Park
row. Cortiandt 1894, room Goa
54TH ST.. 3s west-Comfortable rooms.
with board; table guests accommodated,
6vTH, 105 W.-Large room, private bath
smaller room. adjoining bath; reference.
10TH. 81 w.-Large, small rooms: excellent
cuisine: reasonable. Schuyer-0725.
SSTH ST., 1886 West.-Very desirable rooms,
near Riverside Drive; meals; references.
94TH. 1873 Undesirable rooms, excellent
meals. steam. electricity; moderate.
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MEN-A great chain of restaurants. estab-
lished 20 years, is extending its service
and increasing its capital and is offering its
stock, with guarantee of per cent. on
preferred and certainty of large partcipa-
ton on 80 per cent earnings. Several ex-
perieaced statesmen may find lucrative en-
ployment selling this stock by calling at 165
Broadway. room 72s. Mr.. Rowland.
MoNOTYPE = Combination keyboard-caster
operator for large publishing house In
philadelphia; permanent position, 4S hours
only high grade man wanted. state entire ex-
perience and firms to whom we can refer
as to your ability: all replies treated con
fidentially. Write Mono, box IS, room 12Ol
go West 42d st.
MONoTYPE caster. first class man; steady
position. good wages; non-union: in appli-
cation give fun particulars, your training.
experience, age. references and salary will
accept. Poole Bros. COS S. Clark st., Chi
cago, Ill.
statesmen.
II you allow your ambitions to set
your goal high and eager 10 get started
on the first lap OF what must be
creditable, well remunerated career,
and will welcome association with an
institution that boasts at least a score
of big calibre men, all Of whom came
up from the ranks. on its sales force,
many OF them earning well over s. 900
Soye year H., WI Pay ySg % to mapp gys ins1s1t s3
Our big opportunity Is for the man OF
average education and ability, with
capacity for development, under the
guidance OF men VINO nave neIped nun
dreds Of men from the bottom to the
top II you'll be contented TO earn
about $50 a week for the first two or
three weeks. you're sure TO find this
offer TO your liking. II you are a
Christian and % years old,
see us about IL between 10 and
4 to-day. r. A. Conroy Co..
Inc. $50 Madison av., at 45th st.
Statesmen.
Have you seen the big display ads
in the leading New York papers de-
scribing the wonderful DICTATOR
PEN and DICTATOR PENCIL which
run year on one filling OF ink and
lead respectively?
These articles have created a sensa-
ton In the business world Leading
New York stores have endorsed them
and given orders for them.
Ambitious energetic men over IS,
with clean records, can make a per-
manent highly paid connection with
us. Sales experience not essential.
Call IL A. NJ. or 80 p. NJ, Room
1910 Canadian Pacific Building. $40
Madison av.
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SECRETARY wanted. general knowledge OF
office work. NJ 13f1 Herald. Harinm.
TWO maids, colored. cook and chambermaid
waitress for camp in Massachusetts, OF 10
people wages 500 and $75 Apply III East
3Sth, after o A.. M.
MATTRESSES wanted, Hotel Clifton, Pat
chogue, l.. T.: good tips. pleasant sur
roundings. Apply to A. Collins. head waiter.
Phone 80 Patchogue
WAITRESS for boys summer camp IN noun
tains. Schwartz. 141 w. 10th ST., near
7th av.
WOMAN wanted as office assist
ant; must be neat and accurate
at figures; $50 per week and two
meals per day. Apply after 10
A. NJ, Cardani, 937 9th av.
Instruction
EARN $25-S15o weekly only through Prof.
Rohrer's reliable hairdress, manicure, beau
~ school; 50 up earn while learning. 1l9
w. I'D St. or 10 4th av., Brooklyn.
LEARN HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE.
Large earnings and opportunities. Day,
evening classes. Call. write booklet II. WILL
FRED ACADEMY, 1913 W. 18th.
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srOnIiNG GOODS.

HIGHEST rlso5 paid Felf outfits. cameras,
f.4htua tartti0. hlauruiafH GUNS, uaslticnl
inssrurienls. TRIGGER. 7sT 9th av. 5e5s
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Help Wanted Male-Domestic.
useful. experienced or beginners:
positions always waiting; small fee free
booking. Lazare's, 200 East 7od st. Rhine
az der 3463.
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Instruction
BECOME A
TRAFFIC. MANAGER,

BECOME A
TRAFFIC MANAGER.
Conditions point to an enormously IN
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next . months; salaries viii range
from 5000 TO $4,000 a year"
a system has been devised by n group
of traffic specialists 10 fit men for this
growing need.
BY this system, without interfering with
your present work at all. you can qualify
for this splendid profession In a few
short months.
Find out about II. Call or phone for
information write for booklet Hill
No obligation.
LASAILE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
III w. 42d St, n. Y. G. Bryant $500
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il-nIlc sTENoGRArnER.

NTEN1GthaE SERVICE,
IAW RErDRt1NGs TRANSLATION.
NatrFstf uaNet for translation given Inn
t,rsfafs atsurtlan ued promptly returned.
Nf.ITUtNApItiNG MiNEDGNArUtNC.
WfrE MACHINE TABULaTfNG.
Ntr W0rN st9W"rLN CoNFfuENFrAT.
rEIE tI3 ROOM FOR Debating
pfae D M hArtN. Phones Rector 49,. TsS.
Room ta1t 10 srnsdNhy.
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SECURITY sAr.EsMEN
STOCK SALESMAN

STOCK SALESMAN
to sell the remaining unsold stock OF a COM
pany, Incorporated under the State laws Of
New York, manufacturing a high class busi-
ness necessity; good opportunity for adj
vancement is offered to the man that can
produce results. 32 Herald. Herald so.
YOUNG men OF about 25 to 35 years. have
an exceptional opportunity to become assoc
ciated with men OF big calibre in large
establishment where ability. energy and
hard work viii be literally rewarded by
rapid advancement. They may he inexperi-
enced. but we want capable men who
honest and trustworthy and viii follow our
instructions implicitly: earn while learning:
salary Of $35 and commission when quail
fled. Can promptly at 10 80 or .. Ask for
Mr.. Devereaux suite 202-7 1913 Broadway.
YOUNG MEN (CoLORED).
II you have had any kind OF selling ex-
perience you can earn big money introducing
q meritorious investment which Is of excep-
tional interest to your own people: liberal
commissions and positions as assistant sales
managers to right men, Call Suite sos, 1898
Broadway, from 10 IL 4. Nj.
YOUNG man as model and to make himself
generally useful in office of large clothing
manufacturer; must be perfect size So: high
est references required permanent position.
Apply between 10 and II A. NJ only. Monday
AUGUST 8. room sos. +. I'D ST.
YOUNG man learn new business; experience
unnecessary; we teach you TO make $50
weekly. y 295 Herald, Herald 50.
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CHAUFFEUuR, an experienced. careful
driver and capable mechanic wishes a po-
eiuon; best OF references. Address F,
Hawkins, 2bsT Madison ST., B'klyn. Phone
Evergreen 1877
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CHAUFFEUR, expert mechanic. wants
situation; IS years private driving; handy
man around private residence, lawn. flow
ers, furnace; good worker. wants place that
viii appreciate good man. married, age 80 ;
references. Smith, 143 Lefferts place. Bklyn.
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CHAUFFEUR. expert skilled mechanic.
careful driver, 10 years references, private
err t35; city. country 1856 Herald. Herald
SO.
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Long Island.

ROCKAWAY PARK. desirable accommoda-
lions by week, week end and remainder
OF season Phone 9elle Harbor es15.
HIGH class family hotel. reasonable rates.
Far Rockaway 1907
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Staten Island.

Staten Island.
YOUNG couple will accept one or two chill.
cren for board, ACKERMAN, s. Cedar ST..
Stapleton. s. I.
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New York.

ATTRACTIVE double room, with board, pri-
Vate family; suitable one or two : one Hour
Grand Central. Phone pleaaantville A2I
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic 81, single, IL years
experience mechanically qualified for any
car; would appreciate and take interest In
good position. Hanford. 1865 Amsterdam av.
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Connecticut.

BOARDERS.-Couple that viii room to-
gether; quiet neighborhood: no children
pleasant view of Connecticut River, which
10 ten minutes walk from house: terms
SIS per week. Could take two couples. Ad-
dress MRS. l.. +. STEVENS (Christian) /,
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-.'.-i'7-=--H=saSs-s-7-.-'---4--7'aa-.
New Jersey.

IN the beautiful hills OF northern New Jer-
sey.. within committing distance. private
Christian family would take a few summer
guests on six acre farm: excellent table
board; own farm products open all year.
Write Mrs. G. BoDKIN. Great Notch, ". j.,
or telephone Bryant 2j45
THE Old Phoenix House. Mendham. NJ j.
Established 1920: ideally situated IN SOM
erset Hills: comfortable: rates reasonable.
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Long Island.

LARGE room all conveniences, at Manhat-
tan Beach, near ocean: will rent by week
or month; breakfast If desired. 20 West End
av. Manhattan Beach.
LARGE. small rooms, with, without bath;
convenient beach. Tel Far Rockaway 1881.
MURRAY HILL-Large desirable room pri-
vate family; refined neghborhood; adjoin-
ing station: references. Tel. Flushing '37s7R
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II CHAUFFEuR-Expert mechanic; four years
reference last position; 0 years expert
A ente; any car; Pierce. Simplex, Locomobile; ;
l $50; city, country. 1S4 Herald. Herald sd.
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BAY RIDGE.--Large, nicely furnished room:
suitable for couple: near subway telephone
service private family. Shore Road 1896.
FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping;
near station and beaches. 2654 Z. 18th
ST., Sheepshead Bay.
HEIGHTS, near Clark st. subway-Large
and small rooms, private house; electricity,
running water: reasonable. Main 1859
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CHAUFFEUR, Swiss. single, useful. other
work, 20; seven years references. drive,
repair any car; go anywhere; low wages;
Immediately 8 16o Herald Herald so.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-02-02
WOMAN DIES AFTER
LONG PRISON LIFE
Refused Five Pardons-Will Be Buried
Beside Husband Whose Murder
She Was Charged With.

Raleigh, Feb. In little grave
ward in Alexander county. in the Blue
Ridge Mountains of North Carolina,
the body of Mrs. Sarah Wychoff,
seventy-six, will be buried beside that
Of her husband, Wesley, for whose
murder she spent 3 life sentence
forty-two years----in State prison, dur
ing which time Il man on his deathbed
is said to have confessed to the kill
ing, absolving her and "Bob" Nc
Corklc, negro, hanged for the crime,
Of any connection.
Mrs. Wychoff, who died at the peni-
tertiary here yesterday, had refused
pardonS during the last twenty years
from five governors, explaining that
her children had all died and she had
nowhere to go and was content to
remain among her prison friends the
balance of her life.
Tried in 1878
Mrs. Wychoff was tried with Nc
Corklc for the murder of Wesley
Wychoff in 1878. Both protested their
innocence. PThc negro was found
guilty of murder in the first degree
and his hanging was the only one
that ever took place in Alexander
county. Mrs WychoH was convicted
or conspiracy and sentenced to life
imprisonment. Both were convicted
on chcumstantial evidence.
Mrs. Wychoff was seized with an
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to 225 pounds per head. These pigs
made an average daily gain of 1876
pounds per head and consumed an
average daily ration of 174 pounds of
corn and 6 pounds Of tankagc during
the feeding period Of 1913 days. 375
pounds Of corn and AZ jounds of tank
age were required for each 100 pounds
gain. Figuring the corn at $l.OO per
bushcl and the tankagc at $4,000 per
ton, the cost for feed alone amounted
to $50 per 100 pounds gain. Whether
or not this is a money making PROPOSE
ton will, of course, depend to some cx-
tent upon the cost Of the pigs at the
beginning of the feeding period.
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Regarding a ration for growing out
a boar pig, you could use any one of
the following.
Corn part-skim milk 2 parts
Corn 81 parts--middlings parts,
tankagc l part.
Corn 4-6 parts, oats parts, mid
dlings l part, tankage l part.
These mixtures should be made up
by using the different parts by weight
in each case. In addition to these
feeds the animal should be supplied
with a mineral mixture at all times.
a common mixture can easily be
made up consisting of r parts of
wood ashes or charcoal, parts ground
limestone, and one part common salt.
With most pigs any of the above ra-
tions could be fed according to ap-
petite without getting the animal too
fat, provided the pigs are forced to
take plenty of exercise.
If there is any further question
along this line, feel free to let me
hear from you.
Very truly yours,
M. H. SMITH,
Associate Professor Of Animal
lIusbandry.
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POSITIVE PROOF
Should Convince the Greatest Skcptic
in Manning

Because it's the evidence of a Man
ming citizen.
Testimony easily investigated.
The strongest endorsement of merit.
The best proof. Read it: -
James E. Reardon, machinest, Man
ming, says: "Some years ago l used
Doan's Kidney Pills and found them a
valuable remedy. At that time my
kidneys were giving me considerable
trouble. I had backaches and pains
across my loins. l used Doan's Kid
y ney Pills and they gave me prompt
AFTER A LAPSE OF SEVEN
YEARS, Mr.. Rcardon said "You can
still use the statement which l gave
some time ago praising Doan's Kid
ney Pills. Doan's certainly are a
good remedy for kidney trouble"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-gct
Doan's Kidney Pills-thc same that
Mr.. Reardon had. Foster Milbum
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
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attack of rheumatism several years
ago and since that time had been
unable to walk. For years she has
spent most of her time in bed and in
a wheeled chair knitting, crocheting
and sewing. She specialized in max
ing little fancy aprons which prison
officials sold for her. From the money
gathered in this way she had fitted out
a cozy little cell i'm the prison and
enough money was found after her
death to pay all burial expenses.
The body of Mrs. Wychof is at a
local undertaking establishment await
ing word from. relatives before being
shipped to the mountains.
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Clarendon.
COJJRT OF COMMON PLEA g

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Clarendon.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
Complaint Served.)
r. f. McFaddin, Plaintiff,
against
Carrie Hampton, Defendant.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN-
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON
ED and required to answer the COM
plant in this action, of which a copy
is herewith served upon you, and to
serve copy Of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber, Du-
Rant & Ellerbe, at their office, in
Manning, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer the COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
You will further take notice that
the Complaint in this action was filed
in the Office Of the Clerk of Court of
Common Pleas for Clarendon County,
S. c., on the 9th day Of December,
1920
DuRant & Ellerbe,
4-3t-c. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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is herewith served upon you, and to
serve copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber,
DuRant & Ellcrbc, at their office, in
Manning, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive Of the day of such service;
nd if you fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plain
tiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
You will further take notice that
the Complaint in this action was filed
in the office of the Clerk of Court for
Clarendon County, 81 c., on the 26th
day of january, 1924.
DuRant & Ellerbe,
3t-c Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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SEEDS-Produced Watson melons 8
to 8 1-2 feet long, 40 to rs lbs, 1 "a
cars acre where literally fertilized.
Seed 85c lb. owe produced two and
one tenth times as much cotton
where we planted your cotton as we
made with best other variety, con-
ditions identical, weevil infestation
severc"-af1idavit Boylcs Bros, be-
fore President Allendale Bank re-
bining best features Cleveland Big
Boil and Improved Cook. Seed 81
bushel. l.. A. Stoney, Allendale,
5. g.. 4-2t- pd
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We planted cotton, corn and hay
Abundantly, you know.

We planted cotton, corn and hay
Abundantly, you know.
Fertilizer bills were high
Labor was as bad
Mules were nearly out O. sight
The tractor was fad.
The farmer did as hidden
Raised bumper crop
They put him on the bottom, now
While he should be on the top.
Cotton that brought forty
Scarcely brings thirteen
But we only did our bidding
To be treated cold and mean.
The wheels of Agriculture"
Are forever out of tune
Now look out, old Speculator
We are coming after you!
You perhaps have cleared your thou
sands,
Now you know you're out of luck
You could have had golden egg
Instead-you killed the duck.
Those who follow Agriculture
Attcntion!-eyes this way
We need Organization
Our only hope to save the day.
They've done it in the North land
Where it's twenty-five below
They can do it here in Dixie
Where the gentle breeZes blow.
1t is time to pull together
Let us not defer too long
Till again within "thcir" clutches
We will sing the "hard times" song.
Let us make the corn that's needed
For our porkcrs and our mules
Then let's watch old "Wall Street'l
lump it
Nc'er again they'll call us fools
And now as to King Cotton
Cut the acreage in twain
And we'll cut and keep on cutting
Till we get our price again.
An increased amount of forage
We should make without delay
Let us stop these northern shipments
TO the South, of surplus hay.
Dixie can be self f-sustaining
Let's help to make her so
We just need Organization
Will we get it, yes or no?
"Agriculturist."
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INFORMATION TO
HOG GROWERS

Urbana, H., Jan. 25, 1921.
Bradham Duroc Farm,
Manning, S. G.
Gentlemen:
| want to thank you for the infor-
nation you furnished us regarding
the winnings Of your show herd
Replying to your inquiry regarding
the feeding Of hogs $l.00 corn and
$4,000 tankagc, will say that we have
results in feeding six lots which con-
tanned 72 pigs that were fed from an
average initial weight of SO pounds
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WHY NOT CLARENDON?

S 1S S"
; % =; u: a?;:: 5: ::: S?;! S:;: % ?? s:
: S"; S;S S1"$ S S:S ;S: I S.'s" @ s" 5 %
s sS f. 2%S ssns ss :,s
a"y ] % os% 3 % s;as % Ss @ stSs ] herds @ H h @ won S p Rs % %
ed" aaS ;S% six x ] ] s:sS %t truck % one
e S urtc @ ] a nd 5 social @ "S eomSto"s a % M ws t @ se en
viii ifs @ M = @ Ss % % bsS
in Iast 5 Georgetown Tmelnd '""> S'
people of Clarendon County.
settlers for Georgetown county The lands between Andrews and
only question short time until these lands the sku
item mpcsscs upon you the good opinion of the lands
South Carolina by the
ward putting before the millions of the United
this
these kind of remarks of no community good We do want Foreigners
not the Europe but good live farmers whether they be
parts Of the South from the No East West We
np thew eat from the other sections Of the non we yont
who will be able sell these other ions the
gen p he @ United Mt %s sa e"v them TO e' make S0" Carolina the
Texas which have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in
exploiting their
to soil fertility Florida has tropical climate
with o
up rapidly
Cotton about 4c pound Still our people in Clarendon buying
lettuce celery tomatoes, all shipped row Florida
II
could
sble to raise these vegetables in wnc-timc
There
of
operation bank in
County And will be hard work. but if will his shoulder
the wheel accomplish things.
We would that of
changed county board of trade getting
Clarendon
There plenty Clarendon products
We
We invite the in
ideal farming lands o fertile
Flashing bank book of
thing the of fonew
OO-
British in a ohood
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against
the Estate of Sarah II. Hodge will
please file due proof of same with the
undersigned, and all persons indebted
unto the Estate of Sarah H. Hodge
Will please make settlement with the
undersigned.
The Sumter Trust Company,
Duly qualified Administrators of the
Estate of Sarah II. Hodge, De
ceased. 1-3t-pd
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COLLEGE PREPARATORY
school.
Mrs. l.. c. AlsBrook, Principal

Mrs. +. c. AIsBrOOk, Principal
Manning, S. G..
Fifteen standard units. High school
English, French, Latin, mathematics,
science and pcnmanship. Thorough
preparation for 2ny college. Students
for Winthrop and Clemson win hon
ors. Certificates admits to leading
colleges without examination. Spc-
cial coaching for beneficiary scholar
ships offered by Winthrop, Clemson,
the Citadel, and South Carolina Uni
vcrsity.