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KIDNEYS WEAKE KCiudny troubles: don'~t dim'ppeat 9t theinaoivoti. They .grow ejowly. but d#.adly certajinty, un~til you fall a vie in tu incurable diseneo i Stop your troubles while there io time. Don't wai t until litte pains become bi aches. Dont trifle with disease. T Avoid future uffering begin treatment ,ujitih (4013 MF l)AT, Hari m Oil IA {(',tiles no0w. Take three or four every t.)a until you aro entirely free fromi parc os ad xp 'This well-known preparation has be n one or the national reme diaes of Ht land for' centuries. In 1696G the governi ment of the Netherlands granted aL apps rial ciinmrlor authiorizing its prepari tioti and sale. FF00 CLEANERS Of Wearing Apparel ai ings of all I Ri YOU CAD SGoodT without good 8-3-3 IDE A GRO supplemented and careful att you a handson year's crop. MANNING BEST B Reasonat Nothing but the ve our prescriptions, and t the way your physician RUBBER GOOI TOIl and a full and STATI4 We A MODERN S( We keep a CIGARS, TOBAC( BROWN'S G Below Bank of Manning BUY WVAR S, Fertil Nitrate of S( Muriate of F High-grade l We can save give us a chance; We take Liberty. on Fertilizer. BACCGETT LOOK OUT! The housewife of 'Holland Would al inost.as eoon'be without food' asi *ith out her "Real Dutch Drops," as she c utlftly calls GOLD ")IEDAL J-aarlonm 011 Capsulesr. .'.they.p. rqlorQ strength and are responsible Ina great mea hure for tI e sturdy, robust health of tlo lollanders. Do not delay. Go to your druggist and insl: t on his suprrying you with GOLD Mi.EDIAi 11 arlm 011 Capsules. Ta ke thon as ill recteRl and if yo'. are not satIsfied With reelts your druggist Will gladly refund your money. Look for the name GOLD MIDAL on the box and ap ent rio other. lin sealedl boxes. three ities. FER'S" and DYERS id Household Furnish )escriptions. IN ARMY CLOTHES ess Shipments Given Attention. tKS, Cumberland, Md. P'T GROW 'obacco ! Fertilizers. Our L TOBACCO WER with good work 'ntion will insure e profit on this m OIL MILL. DRUGS T ale Prices ry best materials go into [ey are compounded just says. )S and ,ET ARTICLES complete line of 3~NERY. have )DA FOUNTAIN Full Line of ~'OS and CANDIES. RUG STORE, tManning, S. C. >da. otash. lixed Fertilizer 'ou money if you at your order. Bonds in payment & BOMAR. SAYS fARER;WIU.g SURPRISE THE WORLD HITS BACK AT- GOV. ALLEN Warns Speculators, Gamblers and Manipulators Their Hour Has Struck. St. Matthews, S. C., March 28. The Calhoun County South Carolina Cotton Association held a largely at tended and very enthusiastic meeting in the court house here today. The meeting was attended by delegates from every section of Calhoun County. The campaign for cotton acreage reduction, the planting, - of .i ra ed food crops, the holding of cotton 'for remunerative prices is making won derful strides in this country. Reports were received, urgent business trans acted, and statistics are now being gotten up for the purpose of framing final reports to State headquarters on cotton acreage reduction, fertilizer re duction and many other matters of vital importance to the cotton inter ests. The meeting was presided over by Mr. .J. R. Fairey, county chairman. After a full and lengthy discussion of various subjects being handled by this campaign twenty delegates were elected to attend a meeting in Co lumbia on April 3. The meeting was addressed by several local speakers, The sentiment in favor of this cam paign is receiving wonderful im petus. The county chairman, various oflicials and committeemen - who are behind the campaign in Calhoun County are making strenuous efforts to put Calhoun County in the lead at the coming convention in Columbia, and she will certainly stand at, or close to, the top. The meeting on April 3 will 1 rob ably be one of the most largely at tended meetings ever held in the State. Hon. J. Thomas Heflin, of Ala baia and Mr. W. B. Thompson, of New Orleans, will address the meeting in Columbia on A pril 3 and all inter ested are looking forward to their addresses with keen delight. Absurd, Says Wannamaker. Two of the leading New York houscs have issued within the last two days estimates on Cotton acreage reduction, use of fertilizer and prep arntion. When telegraphed the esti mates by one of these firms today showing the reduction in cotton acre age of 1 per cent for the belt and curtailment of fertilizer for cotton of :2 per cent for the cotton belt, the State chairman stated that these fig ures were absurd. Ie is ;now receiv ing reports, not only from eve. y tion of South Carolina, but from ev ery section of the belt, and the state ment which will be issued by head quarters of the South Carolina Cottor Association on April 3, will be a sen s t ion to the cotton trade. This state muent. will he probably more accurate than even the government statement as no pains are heinsg spared to ge1 aibsoiutely correct figures first hand It will he a statement on acreage cup tail maent for cotton, acreage planted in cotton for 1919, aerea'ze for corn in 1919, fertilizer curtailment. for cot ton, preparation and labor conditions This statement is now being prepared by a large force of experts. Severa of the leading journals of the greal manufacturing centers have requeste< that the South Carolina Cotton As sociation furnish them with this re port. The report will probably receiv( more attention than any similar re port that has ever been Issued. Chair man Wannamaker, stated that whik this report will be sensationally bull ish, at the same time the final result of these figures point inevitably to the fact that the South has deter mined to raise their own food crops c'urtail cotton acreage raising cot. ton more as a surplus crop, holdint cot ton for renmunerative prices, an< th-it as a final result, this fall th< speculators and~ manufacturers wil bitterly regret when it is too late, thi far t that their foresight was not a: good as their hindsight, and it wil c'ertainlv ('0me homne to them tha "'the saddest words of tongue or~ penf are the wordls it might have been."' Had the speculators, gamblers amn manipulantors not been such glutton: andl not claimed the pound of flesh when times were hard like in 191.4 and (oily granted the cotton growe: a mere existence when prosperity wa; rampant like now, wvhen every sec tion except the South was enjoying enthminkable pirosperity, says Mr Wa nnamaker, they might have post poined their final undoing, but th farmer now realizes that the soonie they are relegated to that realn -whence no traveler ere returns th better, and their hour is at hand. Hi says that if Governor Allen cam South under present conditions, in al probability lhe might need a wvindin sheet or a burial sheet made fron some of the off gradle cotton growl in~ Carolina. Ihowever, the result of hi I action, declares Mr. Wannamaker, ha jsi stirred the men that it will largel: . add to the absolute certainty of th victory in this campaign, and wil I rv fgevalue to the entir ctobet, so that in the end1 the. should vote him a monument inscrib ed "The first fool who saved a no Ition." IND)EMNITY FOR HUN TO PAY Paris Paper Says It is Over 150,000, 000,000 Francs. Paris, March 30.-The Intrnas Igeant prints the report that the ir I dlemnity which Germany must pay fo the dlamages of the war has bween fb~ ed at a figure between 150O,000.000),00 and 250,000,000,000 francs. The yeai ly payments will increase as Gei many's economic life revives. NOTICE TO CRED)ITORSM. All persons having claims agnini the Estate of Robert B. Mellette, Si will present them duily attested as Sthose owing saidl Estate will mali payment to the undersigned qualific Executor of saidl Estate. R. B1. Mellette, Jr. ' Summerton, S. C. I Marcha 1slt. 1919.-16.nd. roE~ N ERNREEEEERN U"ERV SPECI! The Greatest S, USED Ever Offen in Excelk We have had our la each and every one of the if you are looking for a ba we can please you. One Chalmers, five passer value Special sale price One Chalmers, seven equipped with new t Special sale price One( Dodge BrotLers road value Special sale price One Dodge Brothers tour tires, top and seat cc Special sale price One Chalmers five Lassen value ---- Special sale price _ One Ford touring car, 1' Special sale price One Ford touring car, 19: Special sale price - _ One Chalmers roadster, f value - Special sale price - One D)odge touring car, Special sale price One Maxwell, one ton tr Special sale price One "490" Chevrolet Pa Special sale price -- One IFordl touring car, va Special sale price One Dodge Brothers tou Special sale price We have one new one to $1185 but on accouni this line, we are price New Chalmers, in SUlMTER IL SALEI WCRIFICE Sale of Cd in Sumter. nt Condition jepair Department overhaul, ;e Cars, and we believe that rgain in a second-hand Car, ger touring car, fully equipped, - - -$1100 - $950 >assenger touring car, fully ires, value ---$1500 - -- -- - $1400 ster, fully equipped, $850 - -- -- ----$775 ing car fully equipped with new vers, value $850 -- - - - -- - A750 ger touring car, fully equipped. -- ----------- --$1450 - - -- --- ----$1375 )17 model, value $500 7 model, value $450 --- -- -- -- -- -- - $390 ully equippled, (a re~ hairgain), -----------------$1375 -----------------$1225 value -.- -. .$600 -- --- . - - - $550 uck, value $800 -------------- - .~$600 senger touring car, value $600 --- - --.$555 lue~ .- -$250 S$200 :ing car, value------$800 - $700 li ni Maxwell truck deliveredl price !| of discontinuing the agency on || offering same at special sale | -............$1100 ! Dodges and Elcars Stock. MOTOR CO., SUMTER, S. C. WIsnss nIIUsmmss aum