Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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: Claren I TUE% This is t a only hax pie. We a a a Dited at his re-sideonce in Turb~eville .1 Wednesday, November 17th, Mr" :Vilia;m J. Buddin aged sevenity Years, ,ir. Buddin has beenl a life long resi :kent of that communlity and inl his -eath they lost, onle of their best. and14 ..ell loved citizens. He. leaves a -widow lrs. M. E. Buddin and eight child '-1n, Mirs. Rtebecca Coker, Mirs. J1anie etl Ill T rbev ileIt, Danliel G., Chia Iles tokevs, -Johin Butler, David Nelson, . ,yon and Wiliaml ,1. Buddinl, Jr. Reai ar orOfeBra ingl o husekieepingan Ttose wh d Wexhstiveber work, ofvr en&ind oftfe thei.cnntnt nd in some ttlin thielp en.e agdfes an<O Hver-wrk or Ontened Brengt an retsrot akteZrs aro TNe. Zro is a pefete proiraationo iureImediciuah aron uld, frmbe wth othr valuable strngth-gdivins t~ln the f re sirtaged wore aw .e Cnor rumn havotaied o I Carolina [on Hogs On S DAY, he Clarendon Far ,e a limited numb want, to improve Farmers, trade r k~ h'll( funeral service was conducted by Rev. W. L. Guy at New Zion Methodist church on 'Thursday, the 18th at 10 A. M., Mr. Buddin having ben a life loimis Imem(ber of the Metho dist church and a steward for more' than twenty-five yearS. Mr. Iuddin was ole of oiur. imost prosperou4 farmers. The family have the .sylipathy of the entire section in the loss of this good mar,. -o The Knights of Pythias gave their anrual, banqlet lat night. ,i c vv c,u, Down a Person 's Health for Ziron Iron Tonic. tonic ingredienta, which are rncomn mended by leading physicians. Mr. H. HI. Converso, of McEwen, Tenn., writes: "1 hid been working very hard, and was getting weak anel run-down from hard work. When I comnmencedi taking Ziron, In a few days I felt stronger, and now T hana taken two bottles I feel as strong at ever. although I have kept at work all the time." You cannot lose anything by giving Zironi a trial, but very likely will gain ni. cb. Your druggist will sell you the first bottle on a money-back guarantee. t our C UILD THAT WAREHFOU: 'ill furnish a plan, and i Sheets, Nail I any other mater imne, Plaster,__Wall B ingles, As )halt Shint Write or Phone Portland Ci CHARLESTON. S. C. Buy Claren jogs, More PURE ale at Bradh< DECEl rner' s opportunit3 er to sell, and it i Clarendon hogs your cotton for I Clarendon PRIZE W I)EATH OF mRS. ii. V. iiALEY On th:, 16th of November the deati angel visited the home of Mr. 11. V. Ialey and took his dear wife, Mrs. Mattie Haley. She has suffered for three loig yeas, and :Al that loving hands could do was doncu; hut nothing seemiled to relieve her. She leaves to iourn her loss five daughters, five sons, a loving husb.nd and a host of friends. Oh, ho0w we tried to save her, Prayers and tears were in vain, Happy angels came and took her From this world of toil and pain. You are not forgotten, aunt ie, Nor will you ever he. As long as life andi miemory lasts We will always think of th'ee. 0One week has -'Ised, our hairts are As tim fties: on. wve lnve her mnor Hecr loving voic", lher smiling fact., No one ena. take her vaca~nt place. Forget her! No, we never will, We loved her then, we love her still, Her memory is as frer~h todlay A; in the hour she passed awa;y. A ing Nicee, Orphia D). -- ---- -- ---- --- M~arb-d by J. M Windhami, Jiudge of Probate on last Sunday evening, ' .r. Jonnmie Ivy IIlutson of D~arlington, S. C. and M\liss Welthy Oneta TPennant oft Miannming, S. ('. ~otton ! s, Roofiing 1als. oard, Metal (les. ament Co. don Hogs! q Hogs! -BRED Duroc Jerseys im's Duroc Farm IBER 28th, 1920 to get pure-breds from prize-winners. We s our aim to sell them to Clarendon peo and we can do it with our pure-breeds. hese hogs. Ask for pdrticulars. Ilogs Are INNERS MiJTUR CAR Dodge Brothers consider themselves in a- quite special and peculiar sense, the servants of their public. The antrolling thought of this busi ness from the very first hag been that its destinies rested upon the continued ood will of the owner. The tire mileage is unusually high The gasoline consumption is unusually low J. H. McCOLLUM, Sumter, S. C. -HORTICULTURL B-u ttt IIU