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Gained Ten Pounds Before Taking ZIRON, Alabama Man Was Weak, Nervous, Had No Appetite, But is Now Strong. EXTRA LAK<;K ( HOI' OF COTTON IS I’KFDKTKU Prior Paid to Producer* Dec. 1st Said to Be Lo*ent Since. £ VERY man and woman, who la In a run-down, weak condition, with bad complexion and* poor appe tite. due to lack of Iron In their blood, ahould find Zlron helpful and atrehfth- building. It Is a scientific, reconatmctlre tonic, composed of ingredlenta recommended by leading medical authorities. Describing bla experience with Zlron, Mr. George W. 8. Lanier write* from Jones, Ala.: “Sometime bach, I was In a terrible condition. I waa weak and nsrrous. and had a tired feeling all the time. My skin waa muddy. 1 had no appetite, and at morning I didn't feel like getting up. I waa reading of Zlron and decided I would try it . . “Will say that Zlron la a goodjm«<M- ^ 987,000 bales, according to final es- cine. I hare gained ten pounds In Washington, Dec. 13.—The cotton crop which began* the season in the worst condition in fifty years - has turned out to 1k‘ the biggest crop siffCe 1914, with a production of 12,- four ngonths. Am strong and hare a good appetife.” Zlron la a mild iron tonic, good for young and old. II helpa to restore the aystem. when run-down by over work, under-nourishment, caused by stomach or bowel disorders, or as a result of some weakening Illness. Get Zlron from your druggist Hb ■alls It on a money-back guarantee. nm%n nmw $*$$$$** mm** $$$$$$$$ No Money Sense— Mr «*- /V You often hear the remark that “So-and-so is very well educated and quite competent but he hasn’t any ‘money sense.* ’’ And it is true that a man may he ever so well edu= rated and still not be able to successfully conduct a busi ness. lie is shy on business training and business ex perience. We maintain that the best way to get in touch with the business world is by doing business through a bunk, thereby becoming familiar with all business meth ods and touching elbows with business men, because nearly all business men conduct their business through the bank. Bank of- Western iCarolina, Capital Stock Protection Over $8.*0,000. Barnwell, S. C. ‘■■ft 4.^ xSt 4# <St V» y» -•/» a 4ft 4# •y> 4/t 4# 'ft ff> 44. <r. 44. 44» *ft 44t 'A ••ft 4ft •ft •ft •ft if* Mead Office AlKEN, S. C % I.O.NG TEKM"HONEY to 1 END • <>J|K?r interest on larife amounts. Private funds for small loans. BROWN & BUSH LAWYERS BARN WELL. SOUTH CAROLINA. WANTED Pine Timber In Round Logs F. O. B. Gars or Delivered Augusta See us for particulars Augusta Lumber Company, Augusta, Georgia. * timates> ahnounced today by the De partment of Agriculture. * TThe lateness of winter, the depart ment said, has helped to increase th£ size of the crop by permitting the plant, which was late ‘in getting started, to mature. The price of cotton paid to pro ducers December 1, was, larmounced as fourteen cents a pound, the low- ost-for that date since 1915. The final production estimate is 1,- 5000,000 bales more than forecast from the (condition of the crop late in June Vast improvement was shown as the season progressed and the • August condition brought a forecast of 12,- 783,000 bales. TTmt was reduced by the September condition of 12,123,000 bales. t In Texas and South Carolina the crop is a record one, as is that of Ar kansas. Production in California and Arizona has about doubled the pro duction of any previous year. Production this year by States in 500-pound bales follows: V’irginia 19.0(H); North Carolina 840,000; .South Carolina 1,530,000; Georgia 1,400.000; Florida 18,000; Alabama G00,000; Texas ^4.200,000; Arkansas l,lf»0,lT00; Tennessee 310,- 000 _ Missouri 854),0()0; Oklahoma Embirn: n^ati^ocutm CDUICK capacity for. hard work ^ is strikingly combined, with* graceful body lines and line ap pointments in the new Euick Nine teen Twenty One cars. Because of its roomy, capacity the new* Buick Seven Passenger Open Car is the choice of business men and their families. Authorized Buick Service every where reinforces Buick reliability. L l.fttO.fXHi; California 150.000 zona 110,000. Ali other Slat 0(H). * * Ari 15, f Think * Government Figure 1 • Inc iirrcct. Cot umbi ia, lh*i 1.1.—J. i a Ski attowe Wann amai ker, pi rvsi dent of the Amcr- ican 1 isaoc iation, tonight *< lid tl fial he was a land ing by th e Arrcr ican eotttm efttimi it«- ( af i*2j 247 ,o<Mt t>a ie* 9 is the toUl >n rn>i P f or thi* >t*Mf % not- withal 'a mb ng th e ii rovernm «nt report issued 1 toil; •y wh it h gave the totat cn»p 1 is VI 1 047.IM il|| j Imle^. -w, • reci rived 11 r>f«n rmation this after- noon," aai d Mr. w .» w .1 ni . ker. “that the g< >verr iinenl rrp N»rt mat tie n« 1 pr«»- vision for 1 bull lea an* ii snaps whit h last year 1 imou nted t • r* ) 1 i«les. The gov eri ilRcn it rejH »rt also in elude n the /*ii**< t X* I *\ i « _ a • ^ v •• * ♦ IS YOUR HEALTH JB&CMLLY SUPPING? loteresting Experience of a Texas Lady Who Declares'That if More Women Knew About Cardui Tlicy Would Be Spared Much Sickness and Worry. Navasota. Texas.—Mrs. \V. M. Peden, I couldn't rest well at night and was . .. of this place, relates the following interest- just litcless. ing account of how she recovered her “I heard of Cardui and alt;r reading I strength, having realized that she was decided I had some female trouble that' actually losing her health: was pulling me down. I sent for Cardui low-gnwlt* cotton *hi«h t» atill tit th** field* and a very grvnt portion of whirh t* going to (vmain in thr fit'kl*. “Farmer* all over the South are I atiandomng the cotton in the field. * wearing that they will not |n,‘k it unic*A there i* a *harp n*e in the nrM'e. Tin* may M>und like propM- ganua. but un in\e»tii;aliun by any- body will c«>nvm«‘e *h«in that it i» the truth. ‘the p»'e*ent |>ri»e*, th* farm* * not able to pick their low gra«lo cotton. They catiiKd unancc it Many t hotisjimls of 1«m in the fiebls through nt*'e**it\ OLAR BUICK COMPANY, Olar, S. C. . W1UiN‘BETTER. ALTONIOBIIXS ARH BULT. BUICK Will Lilli' HUM ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ❖ t V t ❖ ❖ .♦* r« • their >t nuance will be left Many niMl.' w through hoi ‘‘Health is the greatest thing Tn the world, and w hen you feci that gradually and began it. . . • “In a very short while after I began the up and take notice. That is what l, did : provetnent find rt wasn t long until I was some time ago when 1 found myself in a i right—good appetite, splendid rest, very - nervous, run-down condition of j an ^ muc ^ Stronger so that I easily did my health. I was so tired and felt so lifeless | house work. I could hardly go at all. ^ " Uler 1 t00k a boltle of Cardui as 3 t *. u i! tonic. I can recommend Cardui andglad- “I was lust no account foe, work. 1 , , c . c . A •* i . . c . ; , .. y do so, for if more women knew, it bucket of water and would 7 , , .’it I A would save a great oeal of worry and would get a feel so weak 1 would have to set it down before l felt like I could lift it to the shelf. In this condition, of course, to do even my housework was a task almost im possible to accomplish. “1 was ... nervous and easily upset. sickness.’* The enthusiastic praise of thousands of other women who have found Cardui helpful should convince you that it wprUi4rying. All druggists sell it. J. 78 I I Y Y Y x Y x Y i Farm Loans at 6, 7 & 8 ° ACCORDING _TO SIZE OF LOAN, ETC. o \VF: HAVE (ONNECTIONS Tib make loans in any AMOUNT. FOR ANY TERM OF YEARS. - WORK DONE PROMPTLY HOLMAN & BOULWARE ^ “Tk .t* 1 l‘. .i.'\ aiipt *1 ter u 1 tiri^ c in st • ‘Ft* in col ton circles. A * tun flHS l>cen intern; .need in C01 egress C<l 1 * jriif for 1 sun uy » f the ur itenab If i otter 1 on ■ The quani :ity 0 r ti. IS c«i •Lion, v. hit h will be disc doacd by the re- port which will he iss ued folio w ing the M irvey. will lie u sur prlw . In some places Hntei rs and 1 IV gins a re Udng roptnted ss COTtOI 1. “1 a m standing 1 liehind t be A me 1 i an (’utt*'’ 1 Assoeiatii >11 est imat e of 12,- 217.on 0 bales the to tal crop for this y »*;tr anti 1 b A'licve that our fig- u res si ue much n< *arer con vet than those of the ygdin Frnrm‘1 imr~ Our esti- mate was ~ma<le a ff.e'r a mu' 1 st ca reful in vr' * TbeTuAe that the time will prove that our figures arc correct. Libertv-1»ell Partv a Success. Those who visited tin v ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ V ❖ ❖ *:» ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ f f ❖ f | ♦ ❖ f ? Y ♦>. .!♦ Men,s and Women s SUITS Home Bank Friday and Saturday of last ♦ week were ariiazed to see displayed on a long table over $2,800 in pennies, sil ver, five, ten and twenty dollar bills, „ ^ that had been saved by the children ; 4% the community during this year in^ ^ miniature* Liberty Bell Bank si j i This money is now being paid out to ^ Anver* "200 ntemhers of the Christmas ^ Saving Party, with 5 per cent, inter- V esf, There is a question asTd whi'efi is the proudest, those who had saved «£♦ and are receiving the money or Col. Calhoun,-‘the president of the bank. JL who feels that his efforts to teach the * (hiidreti to save is mat only education- X ah Imt economic and fundamental, as ♦ the children o£}oday are the men and %♦ wonu” 1 of tomorrow. • «£♦ Tin 11*21 Liberty Bell Christmas ^ in- Kartv N eins January 1st and JK ♦ in can secure a ^ avmg Hank l*y eaBfng ^T. uin^era. of the Home 25 to 1-3 o HM lilfcllII ■ I •r Party b wishing t „ v..< J. 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