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-s Nuxated Iron Make Vinorniis Iron M i a ? v MVf ? ^ > > t Healthy Ros) ^ Dr. Howard James, late of the Manhattan State Hospital of New York and formerly Assistant Physician Brooklyn State Hospital, says: "Iron Is absolutely necessary to enable your blood to change fo?d into living tissue. Without it. no matter how much or what you eat. your food mere- j ... ..., 11., ,ii r H.nne If l>?ero uiiuu(ii .? . you any good. Tou don't get the ( strength out of It, and as a consequence you become weak, pale and sickly looking. Just like a plant trying to grow in a soil deficient in iron. A patient of mine remarked to me (after having been on a six weeks' course of Nuxated Iron). 'Bar, Doctor, that there tuff la like maglio.' "If you are not strong or well, you owe it to yourself to make the following test: See how long you can work or hpw far you can walk without becoming tired. Next take two five-grain Sblets of Nuxated Iron three times pey y after meals for two weeks. Then t your strength again and see how much you have gained. From my own r 11! I Nissen 1 The Best W? FOR SALE AT I I have a carload of thes< was bought before the war, $5 to $10 on each wagon, oi a big reduction of present \ COTTON < This is to notify my fri< the plant of the Cades Ginn three new gins, so will be i good service when you ga patronage will be appreciat , W.LHOI i If pleased, tell oth< iv? - | A He l>vV/C M ^ 1 "e0 . 1 buys its tOOl 44 ^ can sell w If you ha , of bring your wagoi w other items that 1 too 1 Our ( w Try one of our f ^ 10 a.m. and 5 JX In a few week m for our ?03 Phone f >s strong, !en and Beautiful ; i Cheeked Women Gee! That thera staff (Nuxatcd JrOr.) beta lika magic. If certainly pats the I ginger of youth into a man. experience with Nuxated Iron I foil it is such a valuable remedy that it should be kept in every hospital and prescribed ' by every physician in this country." Xunted Iron, rfcownriiled ?ho?? by Dr. Jain*. I* for aalf b? ail ?<w<J dru(f:it? on ari aUoluU , gu?-ar:e? of miccmi and aauafacLioo or Jour luootf i iWuodtd. Wagons] igon Made HE OLD PRICE \ 3 celebrated wagons that , and I can save you from will sell the entire lot at >rices. SINNERY ends that I have bought ing Co. and am installing n position to render you Liiei }uui viuutuii. j. vui >GES Tf ;rs?if not tell us! rose Fu t 'i pies A s Flour, Me I you these ve the least doubt as t n too when you come* we handle in large quar jlrocery Cinghan Brand Hams. v\i i. m. riease give us j s we shall have a fi advertisement. 58 Peoj Local and Personal from Dicky Swamp. Salters, Rt 1, August 27:?Farmers are busy pulling fodder and starting to pick cotton. Messrs J W Boddiford and A ft Spivey and son John went to Lumberton. N C. Thursday, returning home last night They are well pleased with the place. TU~ O ,A, 1 u; 1A yM lilt- II1UIJ L119" U 1*1 IIII1U U1 mi CM1U Mrs Wm Cannon died Friday night, after an illness lasting all its short life. Interment at 5 p. m. Saturday in Richburg cemetery by the side of its brotheh Mr Eddie Montgomery and family and Mr Ed Williamson spent Thursday and Friday at Georgetown,making the trip in the latter's car. Mr H H Carter.Mrs RD Bradham and Miss Ida and Milton Brdham attended the C E convention at Kingstree Friday. The revival at Stj Paul's church has been postponed on account of Rev Ernest Poston being called to North Carolina, where he will go tomorrow. He conducted a meeting at A FAMILY MFMflNF M V w mm In Her Mother's Home, Says This Georgia Lady, Regarding BlackDraught. Relief From Headache, Malaria, Chills, Etc. Ringgold, Ga,? Mrs. Chas. Gaston, of this place, writes: **I am a user of Thedford's Black-Draught; in fact, It was one of our family medicines. Also In my mother's home, when I was a child. When any of us children complained of headache, usually caused by constipation, she gave us a dose of Black-Draught, which would rectify the trouble. Often in the Spring, we would have malaria and chills, or troubles of this kind, we would take Black-Draught pretty regular until tha liver acted well, and we would soon be up and around again. We would not be without it, for It certainly has saved us lots of doctor bills. Just a dose of BlackDraught when not so well saves a 1n+ i\t Hova tn h#>d " Thedford's Black-Draught has been In use for many years in the treatment of stomach, liver and bowel troubles, and the popularity which It now enjoys Is proof of Its merit If your liver is not doing Its duty, you will suffer from such disagreeable symptoms as headache, biliousness, constipation. Indigestion, etc., and unless something Is done, serious trouble may result Thedford's Black-Draught has been found a valuable remedy for these troubles. It Is purely vegetable, and acts In a prompt and natural way, regulating the liver to Its proper functions and cleansing the bowels of Impurities. Try it Insist on Thedford's. the original and genulna E 79 r^zYzszzzpsz u ot tr derca N ;al, Rice a : at a lowe d the correctness of ti >o you can load up, fo itities, com, hay, stock Deparl Kinghan's Lard. Forbe: mr order for delivery ill and complete lir )les Mc i Foreston last week and will fill hi appointments here Sunday. Miss Ethel McKnisrht hasreturnei from a week's visit to her uncle, M W M Bradham.at Martin's X Roads Mrs Wes Sweatman and two chil .drenand Mrs Lizzie Hinneck aa r I fhildrpn nrp vi?irincr Vlpsrlamps R T I Bradham and John Riehburg. Mr and xMrs Elliott McKnigh I spent the week-end at Lanes. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bradham o ; Manning are visiting Mesdames R 1 Lewis and J J Bradham. Trio Topicss Trio, Aug 28:?Mrs Hinnant am daughters, Janie, Dora and Beulah Miss Annie Laurie Williams and M Walter Dixon of Lake City passei 1 through Trio on their way to visi at the Ijome of Mr R P Hinnant* Mrs L D Nettles of Alcolu is visit ing at the home of Mr H E Ogburn 1 Mrs Nettles and Miss Annie Og burn left this morning for a fev 1 days stay at Sampit and Georgetown Miss Annie Files is the guest o Miss Gussie McDonald of Andrews Mrs J L Graham is visiting rela tives at Lanes. Mr Jas M Bryan vvas in Charles ton on business last Monday. Mr and Mrs J H Rowell and son Puett, will leave Thursday for a trij to the northern part of this Stat* I and points in North Carolina. Miss Lennie Rowell of Columbis is visiting her father, Mr E R Row ell at Blakelys. Mrs Archie Graham and daugh ters, Misses Mattie Jeffords, Mar: and Leola Graham are visiting Mr W T Rowelb Mrs W N Register and childrei and Miss Bessie Register visited An drews last week. The farmers in this community are beginning to pick their cotton We shall soon hear the hum of tb gin. It is estimated that Georgian! saved $3,000,000 by withholdinj their purchases, awaiting action b; the govecnment fixing the price. > ? Medicine Is c"Z". . SUflT Dyspeps MKgd Red < S -I 7o. m1 1 Purely veget V Mmusesortmltvcr form; may b /!? TkeKeanlac] ftO CASH BROS \jNH 25 c>Bt, a b. ^ or p? I ie Best mtile" nd Grits ii r price thj his statement, just con ir you will find that yoi ; feed, etc., at lower pi # tment 5* s' White and Smoked S at these hours. ie of Fall Dry Good ircanti s ' Mouzon Mention. | Mouzon. Aupr 27:?Mr T L Joye and family spent Sunday at Lake r City. ' Miss Hannah Thomas of Rocky ' Mount, N C, and Mrs H A Owens of ^ Florence spent the week-end with relatives nere. Mr Edward Reardon of Manning 1 spent Sunday with Mr S K Mouzon ! and family. ^ 1 Messrs Fulton Adams and Eugene Burgess were at Lake City Sur lav. ( Born Wednesday, August 2J. to Mr and Mrs W M Frierson, a fine son. d Misses Mamie and Thelma Moui, zon attended the home demonstrar tion short course in Kingstree last d Wednesday and Thursday, t Mr S C Thomas and family of Cades spent Saturday night an^ Sun day with relatives here. Mr J Ted Frierson has accepted a position as clerk in Mr T L Joye'9 v Store. i. Miss Alice Frierson has returned f home from Kingstree where she has i. been spending some time. Mrs W D Fulton and little daughter, Aline, spent the week-end with - J the former's sister, Mrs David Epps, ! of the Bethel section. , Mrs J D Frierson and children of 3 Bethel spent Saturday with relatives ? here. Mrs J T Frierson spent a few days a j last week with her son, Mr Johnnie ' l?i?mraAr\ of MorfJn'o V " i uciowii, Ob iuai bin a ii iivuug? Mr Eugene Burgess spent a few - days last week in Charleston. ? ? s Brief News Items from Salters. i Salters, August 27:?We are hav ing fine weather now. which is making cotton open very rapidly, and i the sonnd of the gin will soon be i. heard in the land, e Miss Mary Swann of Kingstree visited relatives here Sunday. We were pleased to shake hands 3 with our good friend,Mr Walter Loj gan, here Sunday. y Messrs T M Gilland, T C Jacobs and J F Scott motored over from for Twenty Years tfven satisfaction. Red Cross Liver one of the dependable old-time remer the South it has relieved sufferers from mi Liver Complaint Colic . R he uai a tie Palaa tees Slek Headache* la Soar Stomach Dross Liver Medicine able; does sot sicken. Sold In powder e used dry or easily made into liquid, ted Cross Liver Medlelae la auide only by > DRUG GO., Inc., Jacksonville, Fla. ox, at IraRfliti and In cearral atorca, atpald from the manufacturer*. Mercha Comri a carload 1( in anyone < ie to our store and be . 1 u cant oeat our pnces. ices than other dealers. TRICTLY UP-TO-DATE Ih EMBRACES THE BEST T] ides and Shoulders. Tv Ic Nnfirmc pfrv Wn LkJj IWVlVliUj vwv/? i i * le Comi J Kingstree Sunday afternoon and 9pent a short while in our "city." Miss Winnie Davis has returned from a pleasant visit to relatives at Florence. Mrs C E Moseley and little son have returned from a visit to rela- % j tives at Blenheim. Mrs T E Salters has returned from a pleasant visit to herold home at Renno. Mr and Mrs Howard Hunter of t A ' 1 r\ r\* n.n onan^inrp a fflm /4oira nntK i rxjruui aic opciiuiu^ a it w uojo nibii Mr and Mrs James A Ferrell. In a few days Mr C E Moseley will begin the erection of a handsome store on the corner of East Academy street and Railroad avenue, which will add much improvement to the town. Mr Geo Dudley of Bennettsville spent Sunday with friends here. Miss Nell Chandler of Gourdin is visiting relatives here this week. Mr Evans of Chicago spent a short while here Sunday afternoon between trains. Miss Emmie Ferrell .returned Friday from a pleasant visit to friends at Aynor. Mr LeRoy Ferrell and family of Florence spent Friday and Saturday here with the former's father, Mr J A Ferrell. Locals and Personals from Greelyville* V) Greelyville, Aug 28:?Mr and Mrs E C Register and family have returned from North Carolina, where they have been spending some time with relatives. . Mrs Jno Register, Miss Bettie and Mrs Henry McClary are spending a few days in Charleston. Mr and Mrs J A Black well are spending some time with the formar'o noronta Mr Boyd Brown of Sumter is visiting his sister, Mrs H E McClary. Mr and Mrs J E Rankin, Mr and Mrs Joe Cook and children have returned from a visit to Mr Rankin's brother at McCormick. Invitations have been issued, by Mrs Henry McClary, to a miscellaneous shower on Thursday in honor of Miss Bettie Register, one the early fall brides-to-be. Misses Gertrude and Cornelia Oliver have returned from a visit to Oswego. Miss Janie Land of Foreston and her attractive visitors. Miss Oliver of Abbeyville. Ga, and Miss Johnson of St George, S C, visited Greelyville this week. Messrs B G Land, Edgar Lesesne, J B Alsbrook and C S Land of Foreston will leave Wednesday for Glenn Springs, where Mr Sam Hainsworth will join them, and from there will motor to Aasheville and Hendersonville. . tndise I I A 11 lO/Oi i?%V%'W7 & J i )ts, and | else. | ffi convmcea?Dener gg There are many gg S3 f EVERY DETAIL! $? HFRF K TO FAT llUIULi 1U IV JLim J7V 10 deliveries daily, gg itch this paper ^ pany j si ji