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nas DELIGHI te Ladies W1 wh IE LADIES Atticoats, Gloves, Silk and Handkerchiefs. an( of ;h Models and Ser izes 8 to 18 specially .45; $10.00 and $12.50. priced $3.50 to $6.00. espe ecially priced at $5.00 is W1 . an ideal gift. gene of the well known ing j D offered you at fac- as it ially O'Donn crop in this and other states. b The 1920 crop totalled 79,549,055 1: pounds and brought to producers a grand total of $18,627,833.74 a com- f pared with a total of 97,489,557 for : Of $22,359,983.46 in 1919. This shows a t decrease of over $3,000,000 for the a year just closed. The average price t is per pound in 1919 was a little over it n 20 cents and this year it was neariy I S*24 (cents. if te Mr. ilarris says he would like to e see I tobacco factory established in n. Columbia and hopes the Columbia t chamber of comnmerce wvill (do some-( thing along this l ine so the farmers 'o ewill he encou raged to raise more of r gthe weedl. h 'The commission speaks of the ef is fort of the Sumter chamber of comn if erce to or'ganize a local warehouse f Dto handle the 1921 crop. Speaking of h the Sumter effort the report says. - "Su mter has oigan0ized a hold ing I comnyv for the erection of andl has abo~ut completed a $100,000 tobacco stemmeo(ry p(n~d drying plant which it could1( not get ready for the 1920 to-I bacco sell ing season, but which will be operated- in 1921. An agreements a~ ha beenn s igned between the Sumiter s Sutem r inn ompi~;any,, ine., the owners oo fthis building and a certain amount fncsa ry mahnry, and the C hinai- Americani Tiobacco, an T( radl g ig ('om)pa ny, dIirect ando exclusive ex po'rt ems of tobamco to China and .Ia Jpan, with ai pa id in (apuital stock of S$500,tt00, with credit extensions of at least $5(00,000O. Tbhis will put is practically $1,10t0,000i at the. comndo Sof the Sum tei tobacco market. next year. TIhiat ought to and( doubtless will mnake' Sumter prices as high as ay market in the South, if the to i V orn Down, C Geoccrgia Lady, Worn-out at Was Helped by Z 'j HjlIl personal expeirience of Mrs. Nani Phillips, of P'owder I Springs, Ga., 18 printed below in I ter own wordts: S "It was In a worn-out conditIon. My a stomach was out ot order. I didn't r rt sleep well. I was tired all tho titeo. I I- couldn't halt eat, and didn't r'et i( iell at nIght. I " would get out of heart and blue. a 7 I would feel liko I was going to be Sdown In bed. Yet I kept dragging * Store of * the . Christt * Spirit. UTHE -U m For t! * FOR TI m Furs, Silk P4 Hose, Hand Bags 0 Suits in Stylih U * viceable fabrics, m priced at $6.50; $8 Juvenile Suits * ' Mackinaws si: to $9.00. Gloves mak $1,000 worth * Hansen Gloves ar * tory prices. The BANKING COMPANY I8 IN HANDS Of STAI Directors Mlee(, F-ollowingr Funeral Late Chief, and Decide to Close Doors Montezmai', GaI., Dec. 13.-The L'u Banking Companly, of Which form11 Congressman Elijah Banks Lewis w. president, was placed inl thle handsI the State Bainking Department ba thlis. afternloon, imilmed iatelyN after tl funeral of the former Congressma Mr ei htal ildhmefF daU vnnatrdiigbsn asoitsUrnhi rvt fie ofdirectors.lcFlown uea oTezuas L staeen of.-the Lew Bank ing Comipaty, i siho feosit $88gre000, whih ankta ws w0, and supluts $140,000 inThe andsh heat Boaning farmrms ab caunera of the frmnter coonsma ke. an beaus of tihiled poo cmtft< cleroping ha te tingolloweb Thlue ofdech op, obtatlito we nos reach et accord' ting o the do rfie!tors. Tlhe l-'ist NtateintlBn of eLent zuma,000, while the formtar wars$10, and susinlss $1oro moning. Th kh havk lhas deosit far $4a5, antI al is5 a t Unite Stsl n hepsitto. m ke Nati oa! Hank tfhexaminr cl't ofailue ofixth cedropal itreisrie not herei tgdme, ancd igto exmni the First National Baik if saidtn hna , informedi the fitr t hati*i ( thge banka iiasi in a pid cen t will ti fornw Coenress cmac''nicE. i. Lewi ofte that ith lo'an of there Lewsri wasnkig cmpay wcc er d iffnt h ths fthe irst National and wssai hnkm wnis "cg id ck''di t. H d ed. thtI. ~It enetV.t, tiSiti-atebnk toitake rchg tissii institut ion re~ctor cchotpe toc reop thlie Lew Ikinkitng I Compan~iy wes clilf nasc some te kitowi ams cui'anesIuiatlc Aci tlata, '1 r. . ete - T. Stat hnntl, si amrmtindent wil hlec State nkingt id pnrtn'ent,sM.d( tniht' ~i thatwie h depatcwn hope tcian ovir te Ie w :cnk ittg (icopatny as Monti is zunt he wa nat y t inl t oitito mall.wir aln' ist catenwnhat a onvern the Iexa~ er udflilon tf thec institution as hisi veslucaticon w(as ine'cmle(te'. TO'\I'O 'I) li EI'Rl'OT T'he' rc'gulart atnniual tobai~cci r'epo ''Tie r'epoirt got's itoc a prce!imiunx .cir'c'' ocf the situnaticon anti then giv. sc.me inotc''aing. sV~n t -tc OnI *EEEEEEEEmmEEUM G i DI/ rFUL SP ien the best fhat is in en the higher impulse ei haps over the less a I we gloriously unite lisseminating lappiness am And the joy of giving far outm cially when the gifts are of a ll stocked with worth while The people generally have the rously at Christmas time for oy and good cheer, and while was last year, your dollar will if you buy at this store. ell Dry SUMTEI acco is of the right quality and roperly cured, not (scorched) up. Some interesting figures going as ir back as 1616 are contained in the ulletin. In 1616 the total produc ion in this country was 20,000 pounds n (lit brought $54.75 a pound. In 1790 lie production was 130,000,000 and borught $3.40 a pound. KITCHIN TO RE tRE Washington, Dec. 13.-Representa ve Kitchen, Deociat, of North arolina has informed the ways and ans commit tee of hiis intenition to 's'tn at an early (date because of ill saliih, Chairman Fordney said today.. Mir. Kitchen was chairman of the >mmittee durinig the period of 'imocratic control of the house and id bee'n expected by his colleague.; > ake a leading part in the frainuin, new~ tax anad tariff legislation, nings on which have just been. ar ted. SANITARY For Colored People Next to Brown's D~rug Store, Church Street. Ladies' Shampooing and Massaging a specialty. W. E. D~eLA IN E, .JR., Proprietor. L. I. Josey, Manager. Ij Julcf Heart. d Tired, Tells Jiow She iron Iron Tonic. "Wo heard of Z/iron, and from what readi, I was sure it wouldn't hurt rme, it didn't help mec. But after taking t, I found it really helped me, and IL ent back for more. I ate better, felt inch stronger. I am rfore Ziron is splendid tonic." Many people, who are worn down and iaheartened, due to stomach disorders ad nervous ills, find reliet by toning p their blood with Ziron Iron 'Tonie. Tell your druggist you want to try i iron on our mnv.hnck guaranteeja IEEEEEEEnEEumE.un I FT of TINCTION 'IRIT Of us gets the upperhan s of the heart triumi greeable in our natur in the common cau I Good Cheer reighs the pleasure of receivii practical character. This st< gift articles. habit of spending money m< the express purpose of scatt your purse may not be as hea buy a great deal more; esp4 Good Z, S. C. *EMOEEEEEEEEE i "Li LE Is exactly the 3we have therefore < everything in our 1 1 to give the p)eople t for instance: Oyste: q (uarlt, are now 75c, i 5c, war tax includec 3 cided that everybod 3fore 'we are willing 3 k:aving town or goil I Ihink everyone shoi Remember "a p fountain for soft di DI FORt LDI N i \EEEEMMEMMMMi CHRJ d; F< >h Men's a e, Suits, special $29.50; $34.5 se Eve: Are yoi Your rei supplied her in price. W4 known lines: for ladies. J ore Terry for n pendable, an 'existing con ore here and sai ar- saving." vy Ladies' 4 c- Waist and S price. Sho appointed. sCol FV E T LII way we feel about the lecided to cut down to ine of business, in othi he same service at pri, es that we heretofore ther things in prloport l. We are doing this a y have got to lose, to ~o take ours. Now we i 1g out of business, but ild do. enny saved is a pennlfy 'inks, we pay the war CI E C INTrS. Shop Early - N .j N ISTMAS )r the Men M nd Young Men's all wool Ily priced at $19.50; $24.50; ry one a big value U i well shod for Xmas? N :uirements in sho .can be N e at a considerablk saving a handle the following well N E. P. Reed and Godman ust Wright and Craddock- U ten. These shoes are de d they are priced to meet N ditions'-"Buy your shoes N re dollars, .they are worth N ,oats, Coat Suits, Dresses, N weaters are going at half ) early or you may be dis- N N N N N Tipany, N md I present situation and old time prices on er words, we are going ees p)aid before the war, served for $1.00 per ~ion. All fountain drinks t a loss, but we have dle a cer tain extent, there- E tre rnot putting on a sale, only doing what we made'' so come to our tax. A FE