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Doctor's Thrillir OWith Death Fi?rc* Battle With Grim Spectre J Brought Health To Dr. H. V, Ree?e aad a Meuage of Hope to Million* of Sufferer*. Although his life was despaired of Twenty-two years ago by some of the rountrjr's foremost authorities on stomach troubles, of which he had keen a sufferer for more than ten years, Dr. H. V. Se^sse today, at seventy-four years of age, weighs forty pounds more than be has ever weighed, is hale and hearty and possesses tore vigor than most men of fifty. It was in 1898 that Dr. Reese, then a practicing physician of Hunt* a^ton, W. Va., was told there was no m?p for his recovery. His condition at that time was so critical that it arx> impossible for him to retain eiX'll| ^ VV09 ^ I Weak I v J L. -Jl Bfl "After the birth of my TOM sBgl baby I had a back-set," HHI 19h writes Mrs. Mattie Cross- BBSS B. white, of Giade Spring, Va. "I was very ill; thought 1 was going to die. I was so weak I Hn| couldn't raise my head to get a drink of water. I Bragg took. . . medicine,' yet I B83 B didn't get any better. I HHj was constipated and very weak, getting worse and ra| worse. I sent for Cardui." Hra CARDUI The Woman's Tonic "1 found after one bot- J h| tie ot cardui I was im- how proving," adds Mrs. HBH hH Crosswhite. "Six bot- MM fewil ties of Cardui and . . . I NhI was cured, yes, I can say Hi|? ?|9fl they were a God-send to ||BhB HH me. I believe I would |M have died, had it not been gfH for Cardui" Cardui has Bm| B5B been found beneficial in wH BH many thousands of other cases of womanly trou- ^ 8M bles. If you feel the need pEW Bof a godd, strengthen- Uftfc ing tonic, why not try H Cardul? It may be Just what you need. affiS ad m 2 Druggists ^ fclMriilj r???~ g FOR YOU I To be healthy and strong, you i to your blood. When your blood la n ?and you are bound to suffer for nervous people, who suffer from m*l*t lark of anoetite. and who f probably need iron in their blood an p 1Jsl? 5 ? mi << _ x*Jl H ins dcienuu ^ Mr. A. R. Erwin writes from 0< taken very little medicine of any ki fl my back, pains in the muscles of weak, languid, depressed, no enerj I took three botL'es of Ziron, and got1 Get a bottle of Ziron Iron Tonic Tab benefit you. your money will be refunded, fa ^^^ack guarantee. lg Struggle Was Victorious ( ther food or drink in his stomach, and wften, arter going as iong as possible without any. nourishment, he would finally eat or drink something ho would have to wash out his stomach before he had hardly swallowed a second mouthful. In fact, Dr. Reese's condition finally required the washing out of his stomach two and three t.m i daily. In % Id.r in to 3t4?*?*?ii two ? nd three times riuily. In addition ?. .~L mach t.v.ubic 0* Reese suffered from severe liver and kidney troubles, which generally accompany stomach ailments. After he had sought relief through every known agency of the medical profession and had sp nt the major portion of his earnings for many years previous, Dr. Reese finally determin ea co spena nis reauuiung un^ ?.* experimenting upon himself in <in endeavor to discover a remedy for stomach, liver and kidney troubles. After months of heart-breaking failures and with his condition growing worse, Dr. Riese finally hit upon the formula which now is known as The Reese Formula R-ll, that completely restored his health. Dr. Reese has been persuaded for years by friends and users of The Reese Formula R-ll to put his remedy on-the market, already compounded at a price withih the reach of everyone. This he has done, and The McMurray Drug Company in Abbeville has been selected in which to give demonstrations. A representative of Dr. Reese will be at that store all this week to explain to sufferers the merits of The Reese Formula R11. This great medicine is not a socalled Patent Medicine, but the ingredients, one or more of which are prescribed by every physician daily, are printed with each bottle. Anyone suffering from indigestion, nervousness, rheumatism, backache, MASTER'S SALE The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE Court of Common Pleas. W. L. HILL and others Plaintiffs aaginst MRS. B. L. MORRISON, and others Defendants. By authority of a Decree of Sale hv -the Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville County, in said State, made in the above state case I will offer for sale, at Public Outcry, at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on Salesday in December, A. D., 192J0, within the legal hours of sale .the following described land, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being k school district 41 in Abbeville County, in the State aforesaid, containing Sixty-Two and one half (62 1-2) Acres more or less, and bounded by Mrs. Lila-W. Mabry, W. N. Walker Samuel A. Fant, and G. W. Mattison, and known as,tract no five (5) * ? ^ r> t oi me estate ox me late o. u. mumson, and now in the possession of. the widow, Mrs. B. L. Morrison. This tract of land will be sold on the premises, and at the risk of the former purchaser, who failed to comply with the tern^ of sale. TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers. THOS. P. THOMSON, 1,1-19 Master A. C., S. C. ! R BLOOD j must have a certain amount of iron BH cks iron, nothing can take its place p| iron until you get it. Pale, weak, ? headaches, indigestion, rheumatic ^ eel tired, worn-out and depressed, HE d shdUld take 2 s lc Iron Tonic | :illa, Ga.: " I am a man of 65; have ^ nd. Two years ago I got a pain in H my arm and leg; no appetite, very Bg ;y, nervous and irritable . . . 1 rfte all right." 'lets, today. If the first bottle tikes ftfls to n r all good drueeist? sell Ziroi on a money ' zj.I M / % ARMED GIRL ROUTS HAZERS Chicago, Nov. 23.?Antagonism | between sophomores and freshmen classes of the Waukegan high school developed Firiday night into a gun battle and a free-for-all fight in which one student was shot and another beaten into insensibility. The students involved were from some of it.. i. : .i j. uie mwb prvauncuii laiuuica. The row started when three boys and two girls drove up to attend a party. They were seized by five hasars. Carl Ambrose, a boy escorting the girls, drew a revolver and shot Theodore Liox, sophomore. Neil Dickson, an upper classman, tore the gun away from Ambrose. The masked youths beat Ambrose into insensibility. Two of the girls then took a hand. One obtained the gun and fired shots. The masked boys ran, leaving their wounded comi panioru READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS lumbago, sour stomach, heartburn, urinary, kidney or liver troubles of J any kind will do well to stop in at this stroe today and talk over their case with The Reese Formula Coransnv's renreseritative. It does not cost one penny to do this and you are under no obligations whatsoever.?adv. WK last n DPOP* SEALED TINS ONLY fiagEBF^ mT your goocecs rMAXWELL HOUSE I COFFEE IT^= is rwruk uinunrti 240 Yard? of i Gingham: 15c Per LIMIT 10 YDS. TO C ! yrr i?i A X~^V Wh AK During the past sonabl i ANOI I The markets CO] the benefit of e\ us. We have t | past three weeki 11 J' FLORIDA EDITOR INDICTED Deland, Fla., Nov. 23.?T. E. Ft zero mid. editor of the Daytrna Daily News, was indicted by the Volusia county grand jury here today on a charge of criminal libel in connection with alleged publication of a letter purporting to have been written by H. C. Sparkman, editor Daytona Morning Journal, offering to sell votes to certain itepuouc&n leaders in Jacksonville. Votes of several hundred white and negro women were to be "eold" for a consideration of $2,000, according to the alleged letter. Fitzgerald will be arraigned in circuit court here tomorrow morning, being allowed Hberty in the meantime. Spar km an asserted the letter was a forgery, and toe Jacksonville men to whom it was said to have been addressed were quoted by him as having declared they had never received such a document from him. WANTS i FOR SALE?Red Cross Hut at S. A. L. Shops, also Chevrolet 4-90 touring car at a bargain. Apply to J. E. ROCHE.. 3t. pd. LOST?A bunch of keys. Finder please return to The Dixie Land Company and receive rewartt. ll-22-3t-col. WANTED?To do your housemoving, two outfits. Experienced hands. Work done promptly. Reference furnished. Satisfaction guaranteed. ' Address Box 415, Hendersonville, N. C. ll-22-4tpd. / ms~ DO \pron j ? s C Yd. DDI USTOMER I l\ I r>r T' l " l "I\ n i i ir i We Have Til We Intend tc few days we have r< e merchandise whidh rHER GREAT ntinue to show a dov rery decline?disregai >een selling at a disco 3, now we are makin ANDERS* FOR SALE?One Range Eternal. Call at 137 North Main St. Phone Number 289. W. C. SHERARD, Abbeville. ll-24-2t-pd. TRESPASS NOTICE?No hunting or trespassing of any kind is al lowed on my land known as the Allen Hagan place. Mrs. Lily M. Wilson. 11, 19-3tpd. Legal Blanks for Sale Here.? ?he Press and Banner Comoany. To Those W The B GROCI Give US yoi WE'LL MA 0 % We always have the market aff< satisfaction assu ! W. D. BA i 1?B?IIBIH imi WNIh 250 ^ ,o . : rt rt n I Sf tfc5 I JG 'EM PI ic vjuuuovauu Sell Them,.... :ceived large sh'pmei i we have placed in st SAVING TO /nward trend and w< ding the cost of the unt of from 20 to 30 g still another cut. ON COMP LOST?White female Setter dog, brown spots; had collar and chain on when last seen. Any information appreciated. J. W. Martin, 68 Washington St. Abbeville. S. C. ll-22-3tebl. TRESPASS NOTICE-?No bunting or trespassing of any kind is allowed on land of Taggart Estate, known as Cotton Hill and Taggart Home Plaee. C. D. JACKSON, Agent 11-22-4 t-pd. Tio Demand lest in ERIES i nr order and KE GOOD on hand the best ords and your i is always red. RKSDALE ?-?ii EETING I fards 26-Inch Sheeting : Per Yd. YDS. TO CUSTOMER. / LEPER!! t / its of new, sea YOU 5 are giving you merchondise to per cent for the ANY II v K H