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two tuberculosis: what should | we do about it and with it i By B. E. Kneece, M. D., Health ()fc! ficer, Newberry County Healih Department. Few diseases there are which to the average person cause greater anxiety fear or despair than tuberculosis, and to be told that one is a victim of tu S berculosis usually means that this in- j dividual at once becomes extremely sensitive of his condition, and ^on-; siders himself doomed to a shortened, uncertain and torturing existence, ostracized by society, a burden to his family and a menace to his friends, with but the one and inevitable outcome, death, to look forward to. Such thoughts however should never exist, for tuberculosis encountered in its earlier stages can in a large majority of cases be arrested, and even many of the far advanced cases, particularly if one lung^alone be involved, can be sufficiently arrested, as to allow the individual to live a useful and happy life, limited only to ^ common sense, healthful routine, and restricted from doing heavy labor. \ There has been no new discovery to prompt these statements, nor are we offering anything original, great or startling. It is simply the sani' torium treatment, fresh air, good food, sunlight, graduated exercise when indicated, and artificial pneumothorax intelligently applied by a phy- ' sician trained in 'tuberculosis work, supported always by the heartiest cooperation of the patient himself. The importance of diagnosing tu fcerculosis very early in its course canv not be over estimated, for an early knowledge of the condition not only < materially increases the patient's' ; chances for a permanent arrest of the ! disease, but if he be properly in strocted, he will live without spread- ? ing the disease to those with whom he may come 'in contact, and need not j be< abhorred by society. 1: It is now generally believed by the 1 tuberculosis specialists that aoprox:I mately 95 percent of all persons are ; at some age in life infected with the 1 tubercle bacilltfs, and by far the most j nc?o in for-finn?; take o)ace before , U A liixvv adult life is reached. Not all of this la^ge percentage develop active tufc^fculosis, it \>eing necessary for! some additional weakening influence tch bring out the ^activity, however should this added influence bring about activity during childhood, the; tuberculosis would run a more rapid J and more fatal course. -There are many diseases and con-1 e&ions that may be classed as assis- ! taftits the germ of tuberculosis in it3 deadly work, but the more importyit of these are colds, influenza*'I nliasles, scarlet fever and whooping I cough, and such-conditions that favor tlje development and spread of these j diseases, as* insufficient 'and improper ' cfething and foods, poor hygienic sur- j rftjandings, poor ventilations and lack ct proper qaarantine. j# .'When one notices a lack of the, tissual "pep" and vigor, feels more or legs tired rather often, develops a 1 slight cough or \ regular clearing of tfcfroat in the morning, colds that' pj&r sist, appetite below par,?and per- 's ^~" flflonloccnoci: wifh or without ' a ??.?.. ? a;Joss of weight, it is sufficient cause ^ t& be alarmed, and a visit to the doc- j tor for thorough examination is in o^jder. Children who fail to romp^ a3)d play as they normally should, and j wio are in any way below par, had b^st be given special chest- examina-: tjj&n, on a clinic day set apart as a part of the work connected with the; medical inspection of school children J as now required by state law. It would be well if each county j could provide a sanatorium for tuberculosis cases, a Visiting nurse for' those curing at home, and an open air school for pre-tuberculosis children, j but until such is established, certain- j ly a number of counties could form a league, be given state and county ap- j propriations, and thus provide for the; operation of an institution for such j individuals who could not afford the' I higher rate of a private sanltorium, located perhaps in some distant state, j What would your county do if asked: to take a part in such a league. Summary: If you feel that you have a fair number of the earlv symptoms of tu ? berculosis lose no time but consult a! ? physician at once. If told you have the disease by any of its pet names, "spot on your. lungs," "old dog," "consumption," or . any. other, buck up, smile and put up. a game fight. You can win if you; try and try hard enough. If you have no county health cle- j nartment. no visitinsr nurse and no^ TB organizations, urge your legisla-j tors to make efforts to get them. If you have any of these organiza- j tions or any others that strive to im-j prove your county, lend them your support. Our prediction is that first class { postage will not be increased to three ! cent3. There are some things that the public just will not stand for. wmmmtmrmmmammmmm wcwwmm ?ww?omi j?ai n ^vi* ? wrow MASTER'S SALE. State of South Carolina, County of * Xew berry. i 1 Court of Common Pleas i Allen X. Crosson, Plaintiff, ; against < Mary Shealy, Jesse Shealy, I.ula c Moore, Eliza Peterson, Bessie Buoz- $ cr. Hestelle Siiealv, Etta S.healy, : Leona Shealy. Lindsay Shealy, Ro- t sa Shealy, Clarence Shealy, Horace ] Cromer, Lillie Mae Cronur, Lillic } Mae Shealy, George F. Stockman, c Mary E. Hipp, as Executrix of the last will and testament of Edward P. Hipp, deceased, and C. E. Sum- mer, defendants. Pursuant 10 an order of the court ? in the above entitled action, I wiil; <-..11 ri-IV\l-jin71 sjt. tVif* fo'irt. house in the town of Newberry, in ] the county and state aforesaid on ihe fir?* Monday in November (salesday), J 1921, within the legal hours of sale the following described lands to wit:, '"All that lot or parcel of land situate in the county cf Newberry and state of South Carolina, containing i two acres, more cr less, bounded on * the north by lands of Sam Gal!man, j on the east by a public highway lead- t ing from the town of Prosperity, S. 3 C., to the town of Newberry, S. C., y and on the south and west by lands 1 of, or formerly of. Jake Perkins, Wil- x liam Douglas and perhaps others." j Also, "All that tract, or plantation \ 01 iana Si'.Uil It", i am; an l township No. 9, in the county of New- t berry, in the state aforesaid, contain- c ir>? fifty (50) acres, more or less, and ? bounded by lands of Chesley Hunter, > E. L. Boozer and John Cousins. Also, 2 all that tract or plantation of land ]i situate, tying and being in township > No. 9. in the county of Newberry, in the state aforesaid, containing ninety- fc two fOJ) acres, more or less, and*b l u.. v p v;v?w WUfUCU UJr laiHO \j L u. A . V William Ruff and Mark Mills, known h as the Mid Griffin Old Place." I Terms of sale: The two acre tract > first above described for cash and ! the other two tracts for one-third 'cash 1; and the balance in two equal annual j installments, credit portion to be se-'p rared by a bond of the purchaser and r a mortgage of the premises, said bond, e and mortgage to provide for interest ;p [rom date of sale at the rate of eight j s per cent, per annum, payable annu-;e illy and if notj>aid when due to bear!a interest at same rate as principal and ii i>-\ per cent, attorney's fees in ; c lase of collection of suit by an attor-'t tiey and that in case of failure to rp pay either installment or any interest g ;lue thereon when due and payable the t entire sum may become due and pay-! o able at once at option uf the holder,' a Aith leave to the purchaser to antici-jti pate the payment of the credit por- v tian in whole or in part. The suc-:f ?e^sful bidder shall be required to de-ir pesit with the master at once upon ! f Columbia, ! E3SZ2 By direction of the Fr 28th, 1921, at the Columi freight and other cha.rges without guarantee of qus cash. Newberry, South Carolin i No. W. B. Article. 1 S4?1 Bale Cotton N< 4 42?1 Bdl Grate Castings S. 7 572?25 Sx Bran A< . 9 663?2 Bxs Syrun Y< 11 92?17 Sx Meal, 1 Sx R Feed.Sh 12 AF1?1 Sx Rice - Pi 13 4?13 Pkgs Various articles..N< 14 4?11 Pkgs Various articles..N< 15 5?1 Gasoline Tank N< 3 Ctns Cd Goods N< 2 Bals Grates N< 18 106?1 Refrigerator Door G. 19 205?1 Pc Iron boiler section..A. 20 224?1 C Catsun, 1 U (J bauce.n. 22* 48?2 Bagsx 70 Cans P & Beans R. 23 281?3 C salmon M? 25 509?1 C H R Class C. 2G 502?1 Cs Cd Meat T? 1 Bdl Iron V/asher Rc 27 547?11 Sx Rice Cc 2S 547?1 Brl Rakes N< 29 53?1 Bdl Galv Pipe N< 32 12?3 Sx Oats N< 33 1153?1 Cs Fly paper Si: 34 28?1 Crr Stone Giss la 35 26?3 C Salmon L. 37 13?1 Cs Pineapple N< qfi 14 1 sy t.vp sv 40 l^Bdl 61(1 Burlap. 41 8??. Cad Tobacco N< 42 12?1 Ste^Brl PL Oil J. 1 W Bri PL Grease J. 43 24?2 Bdls News print paper..H< 44 327?1 Ctn Peanut Butter Vf 45 * 427?1 Grubbing Set L>i 47 56?1 Heater X< 48 54?1 1-2 Brl Lubg Oil L. 49 53?1 1-2 Brl Lubg Oil G. 50 52?1 1-2 Brl Lubg OiOl W 51 51?1 Brl Lu.bg Oil S. 52 63?1 Bk W Powder Ci 54 23?3 Sx D Feed Sh 57 22?1 Bdl Pipe J. 58 23?1 Bath Tub D. 59 23?1 Sx Seed S. GO 23?5 S>: Cane Seed J: 01 23?5 Sx Dairy Feed -I. G2 23?1 Bdl Stove Pans X< 03 24?1 Axle, 1 distributor 1 Bdl Plow Wings \*< 64 24?2 Bx Auto Parts C. 65 232?1 Crt 2 Pes Marble C. 66 247?1 Crt Soap ). 69 18?1 1-2 Brl L Oil X< 70 275?1 Crt Elec Flashing T! 73 450?21 Sx Feed, 11 Sx D. Feed ....Cc 74 ?5 Bx Stock Powder 1 Bag- Stock Powder A. f? f!_ Spntpinl A 1 VVY * J J +**9 ?J ^ w !>; acceptance of his I fifty x .")<?.00 ) dollars. fwr tho i\- o aire i r :u ;. and or.c }:n:i.Ii*l?t (*100.00) it.'iurr, f r each nf \he other tracts c? an < vidence of faith and i!; e he f;>:!s to comply ?viih tiu* terms >f his bid within t.-n days after said ale. the master will rcseli said premn i -o.no subsequent saieday at hr risk of tin- former purchaser, ^irchai-er to pay for the drawing of )?.perf, rcvenuo stamps and ri"jor;iing ,amc. J. D. QtfATTLEBAVM. Master. ! MASTER'S SALE. State of South Carolina, County of Ncwberrry. I In Court of Common 1'leis. I. H. Illkard, Master, I'lamtitr, vs. i. C:. Lowe, Roy L. Lowe, J Chesley j I.ewe. Nina Lowe and Harold Lowe, ' Defendants. Notice of Sale. i'ursu.-.nt to an order of the court n the above eititied action I will sell it public auction at the coart house n : he town of Newberry, In the couny and state aforesaid, on the nrst -Ionday in November (salesday) 1921 i iritnin the le.cai hours of sales, the fol +it-n tvnol c Inm] . OWIIIJ; UCailULli k >? v-? liuvic iz.: i "All that tract of land lying and : >eing situate in the county of New- ' terry. State of South Carolina, con-! aininjr seventy-nine and sixty hunIreuths (79.00) acres, more or less, ante being tract Xo. 1 of the Croft ; Co. 2 lands and bounded by tract Xo.: ! of said lands, lands of Dr. Lake, i >ubtic road, lands of Sam Bobo and J. Taylor; also, "All that tract of land lying and seing situate in the county of New? orrv. State of South Carolina, con-. aining sixty-four and seventy-six undredths (64.7ti) acres, more or same being tract No. 3 of tract Jo. 2 of Croft lands and bounded by ! racts No?. 4 and 2 of said iands and ; inds of Mrs. L. Nichols." Terms of sale: One third of the' urchase price to be paid jr. cash, and he balance in one and two years in qual annual instalments, the credit ortion to bear interest from date of ale until pajd in full at the rate of ight per cent, per annum, payable nnual'iy and if not .so paid to bear nterest at. the same rate as the prinipgl, and to be secured by a bond of he purchaser and a mortgage of the x 1^ * -3 ^ w* r\vf _ 1 remiSCS 501U, HIV SiUU miiiu u>iu :nu: a.2'e to contain the usual stipulation j o pay ten per cent attorney's fees in ase they are placed in the hands of n attorney for collection, with leave; o anticipate the credit portion in : rhole or in part, the purchaser to pay cr all papers, revenue stamps and ecordlnir foes. If the purchaser shall ail to fully comply with the terms of 1 " " M & Y 1 Newberry 1 ^ eight Claim Agent, I wi bia, Newberry and Lam V r 11 . ? me Following uawaimt ilifcy, quantity or value. i a. Ccnsignee Destination ) Marks Laurens M. and E. H. Wilkes Laurens iluh Milling Co Columbia >ung Roy & Brown Columbia lcII Dist. Co Columbia ircell Co Newberry ) Marks Clinton ) Marks Clinton ) Marks Clintos ) Marks Clinton ^ Muvtc Clinton B. Su&mer & Son Newberry F. Bush Newberry D. Smith & Son Newberry D. Smith & Son Newberry erchants Wholesale Co Columbia 0. Brown Columbia lomas & -Howard Colubia >vser Guano Co Columbia jrmany R & Brown Cdlumbia > Marks Columbia > Marks Laurens > Marks Goldville mpson Drug Co Newberry I cobs & Co Clinton 1 McN. & Libby Columbia | > Marks Laurens < irygert Nickles Co Laurens I ) Marks Prosperity 8 > Marks Prosperity G. Lowman Prosperity G. Lowman Prosperity jrald & News Newbery m Camp P Co Columbia xie Farm Columbia ) Marks Laurens E. Carbeit Laurens .U. UUCKeil i.aurens . M. Ferguson Laurens E. Eiledgre * Laurens ty Market Laurens rail Dis. Co * Columbia W. Madden Clinton II. Hayes Clinton B. Clowery Clinton M. Pitts Clinton M. Pitts Clinton > Marks Clinton 3 3 Marks Clinton J J. Jackson Clinton 3 J. Gleascn Columbia | T1 "' !"nr R.-nkf. Cofl Columbia S j Marks Laurens irower Auto Co v...Columbia jlumbia Groe. Co Columbia * , P. Richardson Irmo jer 1921, JW k ?. WAVA r , - u | :h ' s: it; ;vumn nv-.? d.ivs ai?,er such! ihv.- urfcrnises bid on by .-aich de Ii: ??11?*: l j:u:vh.;: ) will lu> oM by; i nc ; r.;stL-r on tiv.- nvx' or sonu* - uc-! 1: S'lio.-'/l'iy. a* tbo ri: k of In.-. s;ii I (ielir.qu -n: )>urrh::f.:"\ J. L). QUATTLEBAVM, t for rt \vberry County. j Oct. 12, 1 i? 21. MASTER'S SALE. State of South Carolina, County of Xewberrry. Court of Common Pleas. James D. Quattlebaum, Master,! I'iair.t'f*. u.i-, ^ j VS. J. G. Lowe. J. W. Lowe, Roy L.! Lowe, -i. Chesley Lowe. Harold j Lowe and Xina Lowe Store, Defendants. X'otiee of Sale. Pursuant to an order of the court; ? * * T IT. in th^ above entitled action, i win sen : at public auction at ihe court house; in the town" of Xe wherry, in the coun- j ty and state aforesaid, on the first j Monday in Xovember (salesday), 2 921. within the 1 e;jraI hours of sales,: the following described two tracts of: land, vi;:.: j "All that tract, piece or parcel of land lying and being situate in the ' county of Newberry, state of South ' Carolina, known as the Croft home place, containing seventy-six and two-, thirds acres, more or less, bounded by; Rivpr Sf.op] Rride*e road. , nub-i lie highway and tract No. 2 of the j Croft home place, also, "All t'nar tract, piece or parcel of j land lying; and being situate in the j county of Newberry, state of South : Carolina, known as tract No. 2 of the! Croft home place and adjoining said ! home place containing1 forty-two and j three-one-hur.dredths of an acre, more j or less, bounded by Bush river, tract' No. 1 of the Croft home place, public highway and lands of J. R. Perdue." j Terms of sale: One-third of the J purchase money t-o be paid in ca=h! and the balance in one and two years;1 ^in rqual annua! instalments, the cred-1 it portion to bear interest from date j of f-a!e until paid in full at the rate; of ci^br per cont per annum, payable j annually and if not so paid to bear, interest at the same rate as the prin-1 eipal, and to be secured by bond of j the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold, the said bond and mortgage to contain the usual stipulation to pay ten per cent attorney's fees in e::se thfcy are placed in the hands of an attorney for collection, with leave to anticipate the credit portion in whole or in part on any date of interest payment, the purchaser to pay for; all oapers, revenue stamps and re- j cording fees. If the purchaser shall ' fail to fully comply with the terms! of sale within five days after such j sale the premises bid o*x by such de-! linquent purchaser will be resold by j j > I \ II sell at public auction < ens Freight Warehouse, id and refused articles o C_ !l 'Is .. 1 OtfXie W1A2 CUIKillCiKtC at 1 J. No. W. B. Article. 75 12?3 Picces Fittings X 70 13?1 Pc C I Cstg L 79 372?107 Sacks Feed H n n <1 rt r> - T. T; 1 1. X 7 MJ >?o urus :U:ijv ^ SI 33?1 Bg Eear.s N' 32 6?1 C Paint I> 83 6?1 1-2 Brl R Cement L 81 49?1 1-2 Brl L Oil N 85 50?7 Pkgs Drugs G SG 51?1 Bx Grease Pumps 1 Bx Trucks for same C 87 52?1 1-2 Brl L Oil F 88 53?5 Bx Drugs : P 8!) ' 54?1 1-2 Brl Oil L 90 55?2 Cs J.ub Oil W 91 56?1 Dr Lubg Grease S. 92 57?1 1-2 Brl L Oil H 93 58?1 Radiator S. 91 17?1 C K Goods F; 95 17?1 Bx Oil H 07 17?4 Brls Oil N 99 18?1 1-2 Brl L Oil W 100 23750?2 Ge. Paint F 101 AFS7?1 Bx Washing Powder....3 102 78?1 Foot Tub G 103 36P>?2 Bdls Paper bags O 104 4")?1 Refrigerator H 105 21?1 Sx H Feed .....*. N* 10G 232?1 Cs Cd Soup V 107 358?1 Crt Table Case X 108 16?1 W Brl L Oil L 10!) 518?1 Ci t 4Vliy Cans B 110 C32?3 Bdi Tents, 1 Bdl Polcs.R 111 2".02?10 Sx Rice J. 112 2*???1 Pc Farm I) Pipe A 113 2?1 Sx Coffee ....' N 1 14 501?1 Brl Oil, 1-2 Brl Oil C i i - -r\:? 1 t?.. 1 i ') oujj 1 i_>.\ -ucuitiiiv: 116 11?1 Crt Glass P 117 2-10-48 and 10-24 Sx Meal.C 119 4?1 Br! Syrup C 120 o?5-96 lbs Sx Grits C 121 6?20-100.1b Sx Feed C 122 7? 100 lb Sx Hen Feed ....C 124 383?1 Small Koll Cloth C 7 Roll.-? Cloth C 12.-, 1 -1?3 Kx Grits G 12'> CHI?;? S Insect Powder A 127 . 2?1 Br! Paint -T. 128 n?1 Brl Oil H 1 2i) 4?2 C F> Powder A 130 5?2 Cs Pet Lubg Oil J. j:>1 G?1 Wd 1-2 Brl L OiOl T 1 Cs P I- Oil T 1:J2 7?2 Steel Brls Rfg cement.. 1 1-2 Br! Rfg Cement .... 2 Ke^-s Grease J. 133 103?3 Chairs G 134 G9?1 Column 13.r) 101?1 Cs Paint M amr, wwnMiwawMaa ?i?mammt ihr r^.isVor :i' the p<>:ct or some suci-i c dinrr >ak\-<lay at 1 hrL-k of such 'Ifiiii'lUt nl p:?vh:-.t. J. I). '.)! ATTI.KBAUM, Marl r fr v Xewberry Count v. Oct. i2; 1921. MASTER'S SALE. * i- - r 4.U ~ Jt>y autiicnty <>i a uecree ol cmcourt of common pleas in the case of Nora V. -Abrams an others against Kenneth Lo?\<r; dated October -I. 1921, i wiii sel! at public auction, in front of the court house, at Newberry, within the lejsral hours of sale, on saieday in November, 11)21, that tract of 'and in Newberry county, of which Ivy X. Abrams died seized , containing two hundred forty-four acres, r.?* 5,.>;c hnnmlmi north bv the Bush River road leading to Xcw berry, east by the Bush River road and lands of D. C. Spehrman and H. II. Evans, south by lands of H. H. Evans and E. B. Setzler. and west by lands of Mrs. Nancy C. Barre. The purchaser will be required to pay one third of the purchase price in cash, the balance to be secured by his bond ai'd mortgage of the premises, payable in two equal annual ins;.".lments, with interest from the day of sale pay.-ib'e annually, and with the usual stipulation foi ten per cent, attorney's fees, with leave to anticipate payment of the credit portion in whole or in part; the purchaser to pay for papers, for revenue stamps, arid for recording. J. D. QUATTLEBAUM, Master for Newberry County. MASTER'S SALE. St:?te of South Carolina, County of Newberry. Court of Common Pleas. The American Bank, a Corporation under the laws of the State of South Caroline, Plaintiff, vs. William .1. Atchison, Defendant. Notice of Sale. Pursuant to an order of the court in the above entitled action I will sell at public auction at the court house in the town of Newberry, in the county and state aforesaid, on the first Monday in November (salesday), 1021, within the legal hours of sales, the following described lot of land, viz.: "All that piece,, parcel or lot of lard in the town of Whitmire. coun ty of Newberry, state of South Carolina, containing two acres more or less, located on Butler street in the said town of Whitmire, being the lot of land conveyed to William J. Atchison by P- B. O'Dell." Terms of sale: Cash. The purchaser to pay for all papers, revenue stamps and recording fees. J. I). QUATTLEBAUM, Master for Newberry County. Oct. 12, 1021. a 9 \lrri& cn *j?a t.s*' oa &at v <Q? ? on Saturday, October Newberry, S, C., for | i freight. Goods sold 0 o'clock a. m. Terms * * W. DENNING, Agent. Consignee Destination J o Marks ~ Laurens i aurens Hdw. Co Laurens artness Simmons Co Columbia an Camp P. Co Columbia j o Marks Laurens . D. Bedenbaugh Kinards j , D. Bcdenbaugh Kinard j elson & Davis Laurens lobe Med. Co Laurens j leveland P. & F. Cow Laurens . W. Weathersby Laurens utman D. Co Laurens loyd Lynch Laurens r. P. Sanders Laurens . G. McDaniel Laurens . T. Waddell Laurens M. & E. II. Wilkes Laurens air Store Clinton . Xabors Clinton o Marks Clinton r. A. Pool Clinton red J. Harmon Newberry ryson Gro. Co -Newberry . J. Jones & Son Newberry arolina Paper Cofl Columbia ome Furn. Co Laurens o Marks Laurens an Camp P. Co Columbia imbrell Furn. Co Columbia it tie Mtn. Ginnery Little Mtn. ango Mfg. Co Columbia ev. W. M. Young Newberry W. Kibler Co Newberry . T. Bratton Columbia o Marks Goldville oJa. ret. Lo Loiumoia . X. Daniels Columbia rcsperity Furn. Co Prosperity . W. Martin Laurens . W. Martin Laurens . W. Martin Laurens . W. Martin Laurens . W. Martin Laurens . V. IJall Columbia . V. Fall Uoiumoia . W. Kinard Prosperity . P. Richardson 6..Irmo Ernest Meetse Irmo . P. Meetxe Irmo jjjies Richardson Irmo P. Meet:!!? Irmo . W. Lorick Irmo . V,\ Loriel: Irmo p fivp'ipv Irmo . B. Summer & Son Newberry . B. Baker Newberry ' rs. Mary P. Fant Newberry j - ? I I Of o s ?. a! or | | ! ' \ Pens Fadman If Pal Penc I I ? Edison Phone i I j I Member Newberry Chambe; 1 . gaMOOMB? awiagt xuw MiWPtaactPTiBiBg sars ^ , < Don't Spare th i in time of sickness. I medicine must be get well again, but i depend upon the the medicine the so i - , . , Bring your doctor i tion here and vouv ?* what his order calls up of the purest ar drugs, with consum -_j _i.rn _.?t anu sfiiUr, yet uiaig* i ' reasonably. Prompt Mayes Drug Newberry, Sc i : Member Newberry Chamber o 1 - . t encies: Candies Candies 'ountain / o idaks lis sgraphs of Commerce L^r**rr >?ymrjrw3PCi*i I ill w??M?imi > # # % e Spoon Doses of taken tp a lot will quality of oon holds. > prescripyill get just ; for, made \ id freshest sd for most t service. Store mth Carolina f Commerce. *? ; ?