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LIST 'Of WIDOWS Of CLARENDON COUNTY PENSION ROLt-1921 The Pension Board met last Wed nesday and classified the pensioners. The Pension Act of 1921 puts all pen sioners in class A No. 1; when they reach the age of eighty years. It will be seen by this that the num ber of pensioners in class A has been increased from 6 to 25 by this large 7ncrease the board could not pay quite as much to class A as they did last year. The Board only had three classes, A, B, C. Class B gets a lit tle more' than they did last year,' also clahs C gets a small amount more. The ioard tooc into consideration the length of service of the soldier, the age and physical condition as best they could, and the classifying has been completed as pubuished above. The Pensioners can get their checks now. The Comptroller General has re If you with us is incr( In tim< No ma it too. other deposit and ea The further Homi CHARL'I Presi tttu ttstuttttttttttt:ttit:ttuttttttt quested that pensions be paid out.on the order of Pensioners to some other person when ,they are not able to come to the Court House and sign the re ceipt in person. In this way the per son to whom the checkb are given must sign the receipt in the name of the pensioner per his own name and file the order at the same time. By Order of Pension Board. J. M. Windham, Judge of Probate, Clerk. Class A-$100.00 Ard Lenora, Jordan Corbett M. Rebecca, Manning. DuBose, Mary Ann, New Zion. Evans, Harriot C., Foreston. Gibbons, Caroline R., New Zion. Green, Hariot J., Turbeville. Mathis, Sarah, Sunnierton. MscLaughlin, Elizabeth, Jordan. Richbourg, Eliza E., Davis Station. Wilder, Marguerta E., Lake City. Welch, Isabella, Turbeville. Williams, Sarah C., Manning. Class B-$60.00 Burns, Elizabeth, New Zion. Blackwell, Anna L., Foreston. Bochett, Elizabeth V., Manning. HOW MANY DO YOU SAVE EACH MONTH. I Ere depositing your 4 each pay day your a %asing at a gratifyinj you will "have if n can "blow it in" ar When you "blow it i fellows get it. Whe : it with us it is still rning more every day wise young man ne argument. i Bank' and Truw 'ON DuRANT, T. M. dent. ' C: Which]l Bradi Buddin, Sarah L., Turbeville. Buddin, Mary E., Turbeville. Cantey, Sarah A., New Zion. Driggers, Elizabeth, Manning. Fleming, Sophia A., New Zion. Floyd, Heneritta, Lake City. Griffin, Margaret E., Turbeville. Geddings, Hariot H., Pinewood. Holliday, Hariot R., Foreston. Haley, Susan C., Bloonville. Jones, Addie M., Davis Station. Lewis, Mary J., Manning. Lesesne, Mary E., Alcolu. Osborne, Mary E., Turbeville. Parker,- Susan A., Wilson. Ridgeway, Margaret J., Bloonville. Richbourg, Susan'S., Summerton. Rhodus, Jane E., Foreston. Rowe, M. H., Summerton. Robinson, Mary A., Lake City. Tucker, Dorothy E., Foreston. Windham, Mary B., Manning. Ward, Eliza E., MKanning. Class C-$40.74 Alsbrook, Mary J., Manning. Anderson, Sarah, Lake City. Andrews, S. Vermelle, Manning. Baker, Elizabeth V., New Zion. Barfield, Mary F., Eloomville. Bowman, Jacqueline E., Manning. avings ccount 1 rate. oney." save n" the -n you yours, eds no ~t Co. WELLS, iShier. Road WiIl1Yo IamDr hiAN IG. R.C Broadway, Video H., Alcolu. Broadway, Mary S., Manning. Barwick, Fannie E., Davis Station. Beatson, Susan R., Manning. Drose, Mary R., Manning. DuRant, Martha A., Alcolu. Eikenkoutter, Mary A., Jordan.' Evans, Martha E., New Zion. Gaillard, K. B., Manning. Griffin, Mrs. Nelson, Pinewood. Gowdy, Ellen J., Lake City. Graham, Caroline M., Jordan. Gibbons, Lillie A., Turbeville. Gardner, Susan V., Manning. Gibbon, Josephine A., Manning. Hodge, E. M., Alcolu. Hodge, Mary J., Alcolu. Johnson, Julia, Manning. Johnson, M. E., Manning. Kennedy, Hattie, Lake City. Mins, Laura M., Manning S C Morris, Victoria, Turbevilfe. McLeod, Mary A., Paxville. Ridgeway, Carrie, Manning. Stuck!y, Eliza J., Summerton. Class C-$40.75. Spigner, Mattie, Alcolu. Strange, MT. J., Manning. Timmons, Mary Caroline, Bloom ville. Wells, Florence, Silver. Class A-$100.00 Barnes, S. Y., Foreston. Boswell, Joseph C., Foreston. Coker, Willi-Am N. Sr., Lake City. Cole, W. II., Manning. Corbett, John W., New Zion. Flagg, Jacob C., Foreston. Hickman, W. w., Turbeville. Johnson, .J. C., Manning. lims, Thomas M%., Pinewood. Montgomery, John A., Foreston. Smith, George V., Pinewood. Tobias, Samuel R., Foreston. Tobias, Isaac N., Manning. White, W. R. Manning. Class B-$60.00 Abrams, R. J., Summerton. Bradham, W. J., Manning. Brailsford, T. R., Summerton. Burgess, James A., Foreston. Cantey, J. S., Summerton. Cantey, Al. S., Sumnierton Castine, Andrew J., Turbeville. Floyd,'John F., Turbeville. Gibbons, Joseph W., New 'Zion. Griffin, Henry M., Manning. Green, Robert W., Turbeville. June, Theodore G., Jordan. Mitchum, James P., Wilson. McFaddin, W. D., Lake City. Morris, Samuel W. W., Turbeville. Thigpen, W. I., Sr., Cades. Tobias, James F., Manning. Tindal, J. B., Manning. Thames, Andrew; A., Manning. Welch, John, Turbeille. Watson, P. B., Silver. Wilkins, E. L., Manning. Clhss C-$.10.7.4 Barfield, John J., Alcolu. Brailsford, William W., Manning. Davis, Charles M., Summerton. Dyson, Doctor Charles, Manning. Epps, ). A., New Zion. Fann, R. W., Alcolu. Ilarvin, C. Richard, Manning. Hodge, Benjamin R., Manning. Ingram, S. E., Manning. Lesesne, George Icely, Manning. Montgomery, S. S.. Foreston. Stukes, James B., Pinewood. Stuleis, .1. T.. Manning. Thompson, R.. )., Manning. Wells, L. L., Manning. ]Williams -ime C., Mnig HEEI)ING M AI ET )EM ANID) ShijSpers of potatoes would profit. b3 heeding ria ket demands and prefei ences, say snecialists of the Bureau ol Markets, United States Department ol Agricultur-e. Dealers and consumers they find. do not desire badly cut mashed, frosted, or decayed potatoes or those damaged by sunburn, blight dry rot or n excess of seah or secom growth. M:rkets frequentl-- are 'vei loaded, it is Said, prices seriously af. fected, and unnecessary 6ue, fered by growers because of the ship ment of such unsatisfactory stock. LOATAlING A MXARKETl Many pnublic miunicip~al market: have failed through being improp~erly situatedI, it has been found by the Hu. reaul~ of Markets of the Unit'ed State: D~epartment of Agriculture. A retai mar ket should he centrally located it or' as near as possible1 to the ma ir shopping section, whbere street cai tacilities are good, spec'ialists say. Or such a site( the publ)1ic market woMul< b~e available to the greatest p)ossibh number of people.0 u Follow? c Farm NOTICE OF DISCHARGE I will apply to the Judge of Probate for Clarendon County on the 2nd day of May, 1921, at 11 o'clock a. m. for Letters of Discharge as Administra tor of the Estate of John Gilbert Hodge, deceased. John B. Brogdon, AdInistrator. Alcolu, S. C., April 1, 1921. pd. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE I will apply to the .Judge of Probate for Clarendont County, S. C., Onl thle 2nd day of May, 1921 at 11 o'clock a. m. for Letters of Discharge as Guar dian for Alta Clarice Staton, former ly Alta Clarice Cobia, formerly a mlinlor. Benjamin B. Cohia, Guardian. Manninig, S. C., April 1, 1921 p1 CHICHESTER S PILL T1. IAsnMOND IruRAND Ladlen? Ask your )C Erusltfroc Ohi"h.o I- rNam ndod'L 18111a In fled and Golid mealac\ xes, seated with il Ribo bon. lnk oother. Ilum, of our R t.AkolVl -I JtVi? 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MOau Renew your health by purifying your system with Quick and delightful re lief for biliousncas, colds, constipation, headaches and stomach, liver and blood troubles. The genuine are sold only in 35c packages. Avoid imitations. Mg 'ai ichince ought to have ole of hat will atitomatically drinin the ly iar a fatucet. Write us for Giamt Clothes Reels, which does line and really is more or less of as the usual way of hanging ir an(d price. PLY COMPANY COLUMBIA, S. C. P IN er what we * ow you in3 Kt time you' vn. It may' not in the' 3t now for 3 we for sale, g rive us the3 id pleasure' you thru 3 e will show h goods as out service. La terms al- a . Stop with'g town. and our Future saving is something t hat u know. rogressive money saving e of these whose person -and those who earnest 1ey saved. There .is no one. f Manning ROTT, President IZON. Cahier