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HEAD OF GREAT FIRM DOUBLES HIS WORK. GARLICK AMONG NEW YORKERS DOING GREAT THINGS. WAS "ALL RUN DOWN." Widely Known Business Man Tells Interesting Story That Will Encourage Hundreds. In the list of the men of New York who have done big tilings is the name of Morris Harlick. This man is secretary of the Down Town Taxpayers' association of Brooklyn, representing 810,000.000 in realty holdings alone in the heart of the great business district. He was largely responsible for Brooklyn's noted Flatbush extension, the great traffic artery from the new Manhattan Bridge. He is head of M (iarlick A* Company, of 1*1 Hold street. Prominent in the real uplift work of the world's greatest city, he holds 4lv^ nf fllAlKQII/lc with HIC UUtj/ IVr'JAVt V/* VKVUo?ti\?c IV|< whom he comes in contact in business. political, church and fraternal affairs. Jsince boyhood, and for 4o years, he has labored. He is now 57 years old. It is only natural that, with all his activities, the strain should begin to tell. "Maybe I have overworked,'' said Mr Garlick, "but, at any rate, 1 began to suffer from broke*, rest, loss of appetite, failure to assimilate the nourishment I needed, and nervousness," he explained. "It is what the average man calls'all run down,' and there are a lot of us in every city. I felt as if I needed something to build me up?something that would bring back the strength I was losing; something that would * i_ x 4.i : ; neip taKe away uie worries, give IIie a real appetite, tone up my stomach and whole system and quiet my nerves. Through friends I heard of a new medicine, Tanlac, and decided that if it could help others it ought to help me, too, so I tried Tanlac. And now," he continued? for work is his big thought in life? "I can do twice as much work as 1 could before. My nerves are quiet, I rest well, I enjoy my meals hecause my stomach digests my food, i I am stronger and feel wonderfully better." When men like Morris (larlick I endorse a medicine, there can be IhI IN Tun w ill int. Our Rep B a | Brings Cust tj stantly TN these day: M * advancing < . M of lowered or ^ well-earned r< ^si Hmltnor pyp1ii< WVtMAU^ equally as app I |M mind as are 01 Customers do not a very little more th I mm er numbers than eve unnecessary chances knowledge that whai I fundable house whic ,XSoM does everything pos* \ aq i They pay no prem *di On the contrary, ecc y our greater value-gr v Ingstrec ; : T1 &XHXXXX \ f < J V I no further proof asked. He felt it was his duty to tell of Tanlac to help others. No other medicine ever has won such support. Because Tanlac is the great reconstructive, system purifier and stomach tonic, supreme for weak, nervous, ailing men and women who need more i strength, better digestion and re-! virilization of the nervous system,' it receives endorsements like this. Tanlac, the master medicine, is j sold by Kingstree Drug Co, Kings-; tree; Mallard Lumber Co, Greelyville; Farmers' Drug Co, Hemingway; S S Aronson, Lane; R P Hinnant, Suttons; W D Bryan, Bryan. Items from Spring Gulley. Spring Gulley, November 19:? j Mr John Evans of Jamestown was; in this community Sunday. Messrs Charley and Hubert Kir-1 ton of Andrews, R F D, were noted i in this section last Saturday and! Sunday visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs J M Kirton. Miss Connie Thompson, of this place, who is a teacher near George- j town, spent last week-end with her parents near here. Miss Hattie Kirtoh visited Miss Matilon Bevis, teacher, one night; last week. i PPP^4 King Ha. P E. Main St, [ i) d/%.Le i iiwm^ Th 1 ' \ f'X -? . J II Savir | // 1 Maki Vv Blast in You; \ OUR GUARAN1 1. We guarantee a sauce of one thin an? lo?cr draft stove of tbe same size, ? lignite or slack. I 2. We guarantee Cole's Hot Blast to i coal lor heating a given space than an] made with same size fire pot. 1 We guarantee that the rooir? can he cdc to two hours each morning with tbe i stove the evening before. 4. We guarantee that the stove will I ( soft coal or bard coal from Saturday ev< dav morning. 5. We guarantee a uniform beat da? a soft coal, hard coal or lignite. 6. Wo guarantee every stove to rema air-tight as long as nsed 7. We guarantee tbe feed door to be an proof. 8. We guarantee tbe anti-puffing dra puffing. Tbe above guarantee Is made with tb? . tag that the stove be operated according ' ana connected np with a good flue. S Cole's Original Ho1 | KO? 116 ?? I WW H'i'ia.'i'i'i SE ABNORMAL rotation for nd Reliabilit ( a n. omers to Uur Ml Increasing Num s of scarcity of all costs, of manipulate even discarded S jputation as a reli sively in quality m lealing to the rath ur well-known busii object to paying more for th ey have to pay here. But the] r before to paying for uncerts C? emtt fn ftiie Anro * vDV UICJ imu w uuo aivi v| tever price they pay, they ar :h handles only known qualil sible to please and satisfy its < lium for this assurance of qua! >nomy goes hand in hand wi ring is more conspicuous this ! Dry Goods ( he Store of Qualit ZXXXKGG Mrs J M Kirton spent Sunday at Bryan with her sister, Mrs J B Morris. Miss Russell of Russellville visited her cousin, Miss Ruby Feagin, la9t week. A great many folks from this locality attended the county fair at Kingstree last week. A fire occurred near F-arles last Sunday about 3 o'clock, destroying the home of Mr George Camlin, who has the deep sympathy of the people here, and it is hoped that he will soon rebuild. Miss Lucille Boyd visited Miss Thelir.a Marshall last Sunday. I Mrs W L Evans visited Mrs A C Boyd last Sunday. Messrs Lee Boyd and Horace T ???? xxiartt frt Cnlnmhin SundflV l.u1jco ttcuu bv vvimimv.- ?? last. Seed Oats! Seed 0*3s! Red Rust-Proof Seed Oats at lowest prices for cash. Bring your wagon and carry back a load of Seed Oats. 9-27-tf Odom & Dennis. Five hundred bushels government inspected seed oats ou hand at 10-4 Scott-Logan Co.'s. Get your Bagging and Ties from People's Mercantile Co. 10-4-tf rdware Co., PI Kingstrre, S. C. i li :! \ t Us Hand You j r ? mt !j is J3ag 01 ivioney : Represents the Big U ig in Fuel You Can | 5 With Cole's Hot J i in fori over ritb toft cool, k- le*s hard ' r base burner heated from IspmZwZmS t uel put is the |j^?i" ??m^ji fire with H mlcg to Moo- KB > Dd night with BUji jfl absolutely OWh lokeanddurt i onderatand- I to direction*, ^ Mj^ I t Blast Cot Shows n*J No. 186 (ggi PKEEEE5 TIMES | Quality ^ y | ire in Con- ft ibers. K ^ I materials, of ^ id fabrics and R Standards, our M able concern, ^ erchandise, is ^ )nal, thinking H less metnoos. m eir clothes-it's only f do objedt in greatlinties or taking any perfectly safe in the fwl e dealing with a dey merchandise and customers. tity and satisfaction. th safety here; and ^ season than ever. ^ Company fd y * r-x-xxx-x* 1a squa is ke ?QOt We believe in a f?Y| Small profits ai jy-vj In these days o: 08 Select ai S OO are a veritable boon t 7 V We solicit youi Ao to visit us. Unqualifi 7 V It will pay you H We RETA1 i ? M Dry Goods, jggj uur large siuci YY we maintain in our Gi dependable brands?g YY we are able to offer d Sn jority of dealers, beca y People Phone 58# m gg Profit-Sharing Cou W Exdusive Agents for Trio Timely Topics. Trio, November 21:?Mr George Camlin lost his dwelling by fire Sunday. He had just built a new home and the old house had never been removed from the yard. He had ' " - 'J ? -* k?n mwtA U8e<l me Oia nume tu awic imj, it is thought that the fire started in the old building. Both houses were consumed, Dr and Mrs Chauncey Register are spending some time with Mr J W Register. The doctor has been sick for several months, but we are glad to see him improving. Mrs JJ W Register, Miss Bessie Register, Mr R E Register and Dr and Mrs Chauncey Register left Monday morning for a visit to Mullins, Florence, Sumter and Alcolu. Quite a number of our people visited the county fair at Kingstree last week. Trio Methodist church has just organized a Sunday-school, which all are invited to join. Mr W T Rowel! has purchased another car. Mrs J B Files, who has been quite J sick, is convalescent and we hope to I spp hpr out spain soon. Mr S L Parsons and family visited here Sunday. Misses Sarah Bailey and Annie Ogburn spent the week-end with Mrs Fannie Bryan at Bryan. Miss Ackie McCants spent the week-end with her parents, Mr and J B McCants,returning to her school at Oak Ridge Monday. Miss Anita Tartt spent a few days at home last week. Fresh Fish! So far as possible I will have on hand for the trade fresh and salt water fish Wednesdays and Fridays of each week. 11-1-tf SFEppS. Have you seen the Piedmont Automobile? Made in the South; made for the South, and good, like the South. 9-27 Kingstree Hardware Co, Agts Complete line of the famous Shipman Organs. Phone, send word or drop us a line and we will send you ! one. Terms to suit purchaser. 9-6-tf Kingstree Furniture Co. &UB-MY-TISfti Will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Eczema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally or externally. 25c RE DEAL TO , square deal id lots of sales count with us. f high co& of living our cash prices nd Finest Grc o the housewife. patronage, and new customers are ed satisfaction?our reputation depe to see us before placing your order. IL at WHOLESAL m .1 ni IT Iteming, Shoes, No i of Merchandise is of the same hij rocery Department We keep only t ;oods that have been tested and foui lese to our customers at a lower pi tuse we buy conservatively and do i 's Mercantile Hampton pons with Every Purchase in 11 the World-Famed NEW HOME SI -ilRSl?B?WN6TmeRBp|] LOOK !HERES THE WAY TO STOP IT! A MAW will start downtown with $50 h will pass a bank. If he deposits $4 sparing in his expenditures. Mone; little currency and a FAT CHECK BOOK an elephantine WAD OF GREENBACKS BOOK! BANK OF KIN I THE GOVERNMEN1 "WOMEN, who are not prepared defense of the country, may find in tt Stenographers and Typewriters) an THE GOVERNMENT in a practical v "Persons who have not the require raphy and Typewriting) are URGI STRUCTION AT ONCE, for the pn MAND WILL CONTINUE INDEFIls "Literally THOUSANDS (of Ste writers) are required." NOTE?The above paragraphs are taken ceived by as from one of the Government D< D C. Write, telephone or call to see us T time required and cost of preparation. The of $1,000 to $1,200 a year to begin, Draughon's Busin National Refutation, He. 1626 Mais Sti ll-15-3t To Cure a Cold In One Day. J Drives Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stop* the The Old 1 Coueb and Headache and works ofl the Cold. GROVE'S DrueHsts refnnd ironcy H "t fails to cure. Malaria.< fc. '.V. GROVi_ S siii-ature cs each box 30c. tern. A ti - I all! IN on motf ^ scenes m 5 cordially invited tj mds on this. gg E Prices H rrt taons, sc. *h standard that 95 [ he be& and mo& /1 id faultless* Yet 96! A rice than the ma- A lot overstock. 96 i Co. | Avenue. ^ Iry Goods Dept. || [WING MACHINE. M UiJ IggggL a his pocket On his way he 0 of his $50 he will be more j will not TAKE WINGS! is a better combination than and an ANAEMIC CHECK GSTREE. * SAYS: to TAKE UP ARMS in lis OFFICE-WORK (as | opportunity to HELP ray." ' ( d training (in Stenog!D to UNDERGO IN- A >spect is that THE DE- I fITELY." nographers and Type from a letter recently rejpartments at Washington, ODAY for full particulars. Government offers salaries iess College wl, COLUMBIA, S. C. If Out Malaria, Builds Up System standard general strengthening tonic. 3 TASTELESS chill TONIC. drives out rnrichea the blood.and builds u p the sysrue tocic. For adults and children. 60c ' ' 1 3