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OLD SANTA KNEW For Men For Women When Santa Claus gave her Cuff Links, Diamond Rings, jewelry for Christmas, ,he sure ly must have known just what Watch Charms, Pearl Necklace she wanted. For what woman is Scarf Pins, there who does not long for the sheen of gold' and silver or the Signet matchless lustre of pearls. BrPins, For a gift that will surely please her, nothing better can be C had than one of our delicately en- Tie Clips, Beauty Pins, graved vanity eases, or a jade or pearl necklace that brings vis- Emblem Jewelry, Bracelet Watches. ions of the Orient; or any of the Watches. Gold Knives, many beautiful things in our store. Make your selections now while you have a large variety to the Gift of Gifts! choose from.__________________ G.atch Charms JEWELER, SUMTER, S .C. Governor Harvey's law enforcement NOMINATION EXPIRES AMERICAN program was endorsed. The next an -LEGION AFFAIRS nual niembershiji drive was given con' Washington, Dcc. 5.-Among the sideration an (iplans gruid for a larger nominations which expired with the and better legion in 1923. Comman- special session 'ending this morn (By Ben Adams.) der Brice presided. Posts in the (dC- ing was that of Joseph W. Tolbert partment were encouraged to take to be United States marshal for The annual meeting of Eli Bailes part in "Education Wgek." the Western district of South Post, at Fort Mill, has been held Carolina. There is no dloubt that and' the 'following officers elected: The followving is taken from' a let- the president wvil ree the nomi Bride D. CuBp, commander; Edward tel from Mr. Frank E. Harding, pub' ination early in the present regu R. White vice commander'; 'William licity officer of the Quentin Roosevelt lar sesison, and in the meanwhile 'rol. motio _n rl ie - Capt. F. e M. 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For this I took Thedford's Black-Draught, and without a doubt can say I have never found its equal in any liver medicine. It not only cleans the liver, but leaves you in such a good condition. I have used it a long time, when food does not seem to set well, or the stomach is a little sour." If it isn't *Thedford's it isn't SBLACK-DRAUGHT S|Liver Medicine. r' 6 at page 37, and bounded on the North by Depot Street; on the East by Barfield Street; on the South by lands now or formerly of Ig,. M. Bar field and on the West by other lands of Manning Oil Mill, formerly of estate of W. E. Dinkins. (b) Also all that certain- piece, parcel or lot of land in said Town, County and State, designated on said plat as C. No. 7 and bounded on the North by Manning Oil Mill side track; East by lands of T. L. 'Tontley; on the South by lands of Mantling Oil Mjll, formerly of Dan Washington and on the West by Barfield St:eet. (c) Also all those two lots of lands lying, being and situate in said Town, County and State, designated on sail plat as B. No. 2 containing 2 92-100 acres, said lots being bounded on thc North by lands now or formerly o1 R. II. Boyd; on the East by landis now or formerly of Miller, DuRant & Boyd and on the South by the edge of Oy Swamp and lands formerly of th estate of W. E. Dinkins. (d) Also all those two certair pieces. parcels or lots of land desig nated on said plat as B. No. 5 contain ing 1-4 of one acre and No. 6 measur ing 30x46 feet, the said two lots be ing bounded on the North by landh now or formerly of N. A. Ilall; or the South by lands now or formerly of Martha Boyd; on the East by A. C. L. Railroad right of way; and on thc West by land now or formerly of Charlton DuRant. (e) Also all that certain piece, par cel or lot of land situate in said Town, County and. State, containing 5-8 of an acre and bounded on th< North by lot of William Nelson; East and South by said Manning Oil Mill and West by Depot Street, same hav ing been conveyed to the grantoi herein by deed of John Boyd record ed in the oflice of C. C. C. '. for said County in Book K-4 at pange 42. (f) Also all that cer-tain piece parcel ot- lot of land situate in said Town, County and State containing .a lots of land dlesignatedl on pllat nmad< by Edwvards & Perriitt, Sur-veyor-s dated JIanuar-y 20, 1914 and number ed 12, 13 and 21 in Block A, being baunded on the North by other lands of planning Oil Mill; otn the East by Barfield Street; on the Soutth by loi of .J. IH. Haley and on the West by Legar-e Sttreet, same having been coni veyed by deed of L. M. Bat-field, re. cord(edl in ollice of C. C. C. P. for sati< County in Book R-l at page 17. (g) Also all that certain piece parce!i or lot of land situate in .sait Town, Count.y and State, cont-enin-i -1 -10 of atn acre, boutnded on the Nort I b)y Dinkins St-eet ; on the Eas, ha other Inands of granttor her-in; on th<i South by land of L. M. Har-fiel an< on the~ West by lands for-mer-ly of Din kins, same being the lot conveyed by deed of' Lou1 W. Boswveil, and tecord ed in oflice of C. C. C. P. fot- sat County in Book A-4i at page :320. (hi) Aliso al11 that cetain piece parcel or lot. of land situate in saic County and State, houmaled on th< Nor-th by latnd of the saidl Manntingj Oil Mill, gr-antor herein; East by lol said to - be of TI. L. TIoatley, formerly of McIeodl; South by land of Mrs L. M. Bartfield and West by a str-ee runninag fr-om the K ingstr-ee Publi< Road to the A. C. L. Railt-oad Comn pany's D~epot, saidl lot having belong ed to Daniel Washington, and havinw been conveyed to the grantor hereim by deed of Clevelaind Washington re corded in the ofrice of C. C. C. P. foi saidl County in Book B--5 at pag< 399. (I) Also all that certain piece, pat cel or lot of land situate in saidl Coun ty and State, cotntaining one half o1 an acre, more or less, and bounder andl butting otn the North andl Wesl by lot of Guy Refining Co.; East b3 lot of P. .J. DeLaine; atnd South by lot of gr-antor- herein; camo being th( lot conveyedl to the grantor herein b3 deed of II. Steinhardt record(edl in th( offlee of C. C. C. P. for said Counaty it Book K-S at p ago 243. (j) Also all that piece, parcel o1 lot of land in saidl Towni, County anc State, fronting on Dinkins Street or the North and bounded on the East b3 lands of grantor herein andl on th< South by lands now or for-merly of Mrs. L. M. Blarfleid and West by landt of R. D. Clark. The above dlescribed lot being part of the traot of land conveyed t< the MannIng OIl MIll by deed of Jobr 0. ninteins, mia 3. Wheio,. andlu' ene M. Dinkins. ( .Also all, office fixtures, furni tureoand equipment now in the office of 'aid Manning Oil Mill. All of the abve described property will be sold in one parcel. There will also be sold at said time and place the following property: 2. All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land situaite in said County and State, bounded on the North by South Boundiary street and measuring 66 1-2 feet, East by lot of R. C. Wells, measuring thereon 154 1-2 feet, South by lot of Harviji, measuring thereon 68 1-2 feet and West by lot of the grantor herein, measuring thereon 188 feet. Same being that lot of land conveyed to the grantor herein by deed of Morris Ness and Harry Stein hardt recorded in the office of C. C. C. P. for said County in Book 1-5 at page 283. 3. Also all that lot of land measur ing 30 feet and 6 inches, more or less, on its eastern and western lines and 135 feet, more or less, on its northeun and southern lines and bounded < m the North by lot formerly of l'rnes 'tine Davis, et al; East by Barli-dd Street; sometimes called Railroad Street; on the South by lot of F. P. Ervin and West by lands of P. p. Ervin, this being the lot conveyegl to the grantor herein by 'deed of 11. Steinhardt, recorded in the office of the C. C. C. P. for said County in Book K-5 at page 242. 4. Also all that certain piece, par FOR Pedigreed Pecan Ornamer Sourthern Grown. Spec Orders. W S. A. McKEE, Let Us Prot Rain In; We Insure The F. N. Wils< Inse Manuin EAGLE "MIKADO" For Sale at your Dealer ASK FOR THE YELLOW P EAGLE EAGLE PENCIL CO How the 1B the F You, the Farmer, ar ducer of wealth. But 1 money for your crops mai The crops must be sown, reaped and SOLD! The Bank is your Fi carry you over the weel planting andy profiting se purchase seed, fertilizer, In times of stress it helps you weather the st Are YOU getting a bank offers farmers? Learn how we can information from our pleased to tell you more Home BanA CHARLTON T. M. WELLS Page Seven cel or lot of land in the Town of. Manning, in said County and State fronting on the North on Dinkins Street and bounded on the East by lot of the estate of E. B. Gamble and South by lands now or formerly of Mrs. L. M. 3arficld and on the West by land of Israel James. Said lot be ing a part of the tract of land con veyed to the Manning Oil Mill by deed of John G. Dinkins, Ria J. Wheeler and Clarence M. Dinkins. 5 One Ford Coupe. 6 One 1-horse wagon. 7 Capital stock in Commercial Re Lining Co., of the par value of One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars. 8 Capital stock in Manning Ware house Co., of the par value of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars. 9 All of the notes, bills receivable, open accounts, and choses in action of said Manning Oil Mill as will .p pear by the books of account of said Bankrupt. A list of such account and choses in action ,is attached to the Schedule on file in this Court and a copy thereof may be seen at the of fice of my attorneys. All of the property to be sold free of all liens and the Trustee reserves the right to reject any and all bias. E. A. GILFILLIN, Trustee in Bankruptcy. PURDY & O'BRYAN, DuRANT & ELLERBE, Attorneys, Manning, S. C., Dec. 1st, 1922. SALE , Fruit Trees and ital Stock. ial Prices on Commercial rite or Wire Batesburg, S. C. ct You With surance! Also Dogs! irance Agency, g, S. C. Pencil No. 174 Made in five grades ENCU WITH THE RED BAND MIK . )O MPANY, NEW YORK ank Serves armer e America's greatest pro ef ore YOU receive the ny months usually elapse. must be fertilized, tilled, riend because it helps to :s and months between asons. It permits you to machinery, on credit. Stands behind you and >rm. 1H the benefits which the hielp YOU. Ask for full officials. They will be about our service. :& Trust Co. DuRANT, President .Cashier