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p I ? ^ ? fW CITATION NOTICE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Williamsburg:. . > .'iy P. M. llrockinton. Judge u.' Pn?bate. Whereas. K. C. Marshall marie .suit, to me to Brant him Letters of Admin- j istration of the Estate of and effects! of Sallie M. Marshall. I These are therefore to cite and ad-, monish ail and singular tin* kindred ; and Creditors of the said Sallie M.! Marshall, deceased, that they be and appear before me in the Court of! Ptobate, to be held at Kingstrec. 3.! C., on the 15th day of November next! (after publication hereof , at 11 o'clock ! . " in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 30th day of October, Anno Domini, 1920. ] Published on the 4th day of November, 1920, in the Countv Record. P. M. BROCKINTON, ll-4-2tpmb. Probate Judge. NOTICE OF SALE , Notice is hereby given that under j * Act 440 of the General Assembly of j 1920, the County Commissioners of; *+ Williamsburg County will offer for sale, at public auction, at 12 o'clock ,j m., Tuesday, December 7th, in front ? of the Courthouse at Kingstree, S. C., f all pasture fence, or stock law fence, { in Suttons, Anderson and other town- P a -J flfilli ships in the lower part 01 ?imams- 0 burp County, said fence to be sold as { a whole or in sections. All parties n fc interested are requested to* confer ,j with Commissioners before date of r sale. J. W. "CHANDLER, , v ll-ll-4t. Clerk. v j, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 1FINAL DISCHARGE 0 t f Notice is hereby given that on the 27th day of November, 1920, I will apply to P. M. Brockinton, Judge of j' Probate of Williamsburg county, for . Letters Dismissory as the Administrator of the Estate of J. b\ Wolff. deceased. THEO. B. GOURDIN, f Administrator of the Estate of J. F. \ Wolff, deceased. 10-28-5tpmb. , Oct. 23. 1920. ' N(: TICK OF APPLICATION FOR < (FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that on the 27th day of November, 1920, I will apply to P. M. Brockinton. Judge of : ~ { Probate of Williamsburg County for: > Letters Dismissory as the Adminis-! i tratdr of the Estate of Levi G. Rrun-! ^ son, deceased. E. A. WALTER, ! " ? Oct 23, 1920. Administrator. ( 10-28-5tpmb. y I Kill That ( * CASCARA k FOR Colds, Coughs fOjy t Neglected Colds i Take no chances. Keep this standard I Breaks i:p a cold in 2 p ^ Grippe in 3 days?Exc ' Quinine in this form does not affect Laxative?No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGI. M2 * ?~ ? iSome Real m | in Enamelware, Crock < | Articles?Ode We have decided to ^ some of these articles I larger stock of others ai || the prices considerably ^ and make room for I stocks of these articles * m | will soon go at these sp 1 delav if vou wish to tal I _ Kemember, too, we g: | pons on all cash purcha | deemable in goods Iron | as cash on futur^ pure] 1 an additional s?".ng to The Steele Fi I ^kingstree, SETTER THAN 1 WHISKtV FOR , COLDS AND FLU!? few Elixir, Called Aspironal. Medicated With Latest K, Scientific Remedies, Used and Endorsed by European and American Army " Surgeons to Cut Short a ne Cold and Prevent Compli - ' lis* cations. wl ' SUI Cvery Druggist in U. S. Instructed to Refund Price 1 While You Wait at Count- J er if Relief Does Not Come i I Within Two Minutes. | Delightful Taste, Immediate | Relief, Quick Warm-Up. L The sensation of the year in the rug trade is Aspironal, the two- | MB linute cold and cough reliever, au- j ^ lioritativclv guaranteed 1?>" the laboraories; tested, approved and most ?%s nthusiastimlly endorsed by the high st authorities, and proclaimed by he common people as ten times as :>s uiek and effective as whiskey, roek wii nd rye, or any other eold and cough (]is eniedv they have over tried.All drug stores are now supplied , rith the wonderful new elixir, ?*<> all ou have to do to get rid of that eold ; ''><*< s to step into tli"' nearest drug store, "" and tlie c lerk half a dollar for a bottle , I,0< f Aspironal and tell him to serve you j \vn tvo teaspoonfuls with four teaspoon- ! wii ills of water in a "lass. With vour j)0( rat eh in your hand, take the drink ^ t one "-wallow and call for your money _ mck in two minutes if you cannot eel your eold fading away like a dream 10 rithin the time limit. l>on't lie basli: j ri? ill, for all druggists invite you and j sui xpeet you to try it. "Everybody's do- ! tin nir it. inn When vtuir cold or cough is re- id(> ieved, take the remainder of the lmttle m;1 nunc to your wife and babies, for (>f)1 tspironal is by far the safest and most j . (Tectivo. the easiest to take and the ' , nost agreeable eold and cough remedy j or infants and children.?(Adv.) , to hoi Just rocc 1 a carload of Red Rust j an; 'roof Seed Uats. Nesmith-Flowers j tht yO., Kingstree, S. C. 11-4-tf. ,nI1 tin The County Record Is $1.50 '! ear in advance tIlf c cr* - awa v s w/ 'lis My Cold Wit.1 t* - . IS f QUININE ? AND an [\v La Grippe are Dangerous " t?j remedy handy for the first sneeze. !4 hours ? Relieves I bp< ellent for Headache j n< the head?Cascaia is best Tonic j frr wli STS SELL IT mi se! ad Bargains 11 i th( j|fn ery and Other Small |!pr Is and Ends. ^ til 4 CO B pa i m< i f? discontinue earn inn. "i re: jaf in order to-handle a "ikn <to id we are uoinir to cut a to move them quickly "ifai other uoods. Our | b *ih ire small and no douht a = . eeial prices, so do not 1 n,J pi U'l *e advantage of them. I wt p ; ivi> r?Wkfit wllii l'lll (? < <?!!- ?! lfv/ J/ivliu uiiuijh^ ? \mi == sos from our store, re- ? . , *01 1 our stck or accepted jj liases, and this means | a fe< vou. gr' . m sei < th< urniture Co., : , So. Car. i i\ a IsiDB": B I (LlTtHllllWBSiiBIIK V ^ ^ . . L . * v. . . Uncle ?alfe | Sion/l| /^oni I ill ' =M J VEXATION OF SPIRIT "I WHEN" I was in hustings." said Jj the retired merchant, "I ^ v?t had time to read much, and I p pi! to look forward to the glad day Sj| ion I could revel in literature. T felt JJj re I'd be entirely liappy. I used to _ jot down the titles of books I "j intended to. read. ^ | and when I re- *i I"r":;l husi- J ness I had a list H Ife. \j|y as Io"R '>* the Russian battle Jj| S& /~t JSm *can a" * *j -want to. I don't Jjj me the worst ] way. I get sleepy wj soon as I begin to read, and my * fe mines anil tells me my snoring is H tnrbing the neighbors." J It's ihat way with everything we M >k forward to." observed the hotel- J per. sadly. "Man always will he, h r is never blest, as some half-baked P t remarked. Young Gooseworthy p s in here last evening, bubbling over ^ t It happiness. There wasn't any- ?| ly around, so he rook me into his t: didence. He's going to marry H vndolin Jimalong. next month, and h| s perfectly satisfied that his nmrd life will he one long stretch of ishine. He seetus to have the idea H it lie's going to-do something orig- *J il when he gets married, but the ?| a isn't new. Men have been getting xried ever since Christopher dis reren uoiumous, uinu, unu -j jgone man jack of them had the ^ a that everlasting bliss was going ?, he inaugurated on the wedding day. ? 'I listened to Gooseworthy for three H iirs. and hadn't the heart .to say rthing that would dampen his en- Jj isiasm. Ills twittering recalled the 2 ig vanished days when' ,T was get- J1 g ready to be married. I felt about then Just as he does now. I thought parson opened the gates of para- [ e when he joined two loving hearts. r wife lived up to all the plans and ^ deifications, and was and is one of [j > best women in the United States, ; t T hadn't been married three ? nths before T had a sneaking con- C tion that the tnnn who gets married J a chump. ? 'A good mary optimists say that a K rried man doesn't need any more ft ney than a single one, if he marries p. ? right sort of woman, but they ? ght as well go to the blackboard d demonstrate that two and two g ike two^ instead or four. I fell for & it cheerfid theory when T was mar- & d. T was earning enough to ke? n g rself comfortably, and never bad & y financial worries. I could bme m t?n buried for les* money than & ?k to be married and the expenses 8: ?rn that time forward were double fe inl they used to be. although my p fe was ?-o economical she used to g ike waists and such things for her- $ f out of my superannuated shirts. $ 'Oli. doggone it, there rsn't any nn- ? ulterated lmppiWss in matrimony: 1 inder that young follows like Goo^eirthy don't look around them, and ^ atemplate the dejected appearance ? the majority of husbands. But even $ ;hey did, it wouldn't do them any % od. T suppose, for thev are fnll of ft >e dreams, and they think the girts g ey art* going to marry are different g >m all other girls. and that they will ? eve exceptions to the general rule. ;S "I had a wise old uncle in those hal- g on days, and about, a week before g e wedding day. he backed me into a & rner and handed me a dust-proof g ckage of wisdom. He tried to lead g 1 into taking a sensible.view of the g tore. He talked about the cares and yc sponsibillties the? would be mine g. ter the wedding, and wanted to g ow if I felt equal to them. He tried p show me that I wasn't going to !? ? ,, Knmfln holn<? K :rr.v mi .111^1. uui <? ........... ... ? ^ ;e myself, wllh :i human being's ?* nits and frailties. & "I let him get that far. and then I & Id liitn that his gray hairs alone & ved him from having his head re- 3? deled and said T never wanted him- 5? darken my denr. and he never did. had to darken it myself, with wal p 1 stain. Bot many a time after- 3? ird, I recalled i - wise words and $ pt over his gra?* " ? g. Well Off. "After all a man never knows when ^ *8 well off." >v "What's happened now?" pi "T wns tnst thinking what a fool I "? ' * ?? " is for trading off ray Liberty bonds ':g r oil stock." fV< Nut Waiter Wanted. An old lady, after waiting in a son- j :tionery store for about ten rainutes, % ew grossly impatient at tbe lack of & rvlce. Finally she rapped sharply on g e counter. "Here, young lady," she called, "who g tits on the nuts?"?Everybody's Mag- % | The Consequence. "At the anti-dog meeting nobody ? izzled the syeakeis." "That was the reason, then, there & re so many biting remarks." $? I5T III / k On Savings Bank of V I ^ We are glad to announce tha * 5 terest prevailing in gilt edge sec ? ; ble for us to increase our rate of m H h Department, and'that with the q H ? puted quarterly, will be paid on L tP ?j The Bank of Williamsburg a h - ' ~ H ers and in extending this additio H % time to time to their Savings an n r H creased rate which is an inspirati H 3 others we extend a cordial invite 3 ment. Funds deposited up to the 3 , ^ the entire quarter. I Bank of A 3 k Main Street, m M ' HARD Won't I 1 I It Is a Matter of ? | We are with you ; i | with you. If I ' ? mnnpu O | lilUlivy a ! Horse < | we can supp I & f Brace Up--I ? ???i? $ ? I - I I II ArrowsiTi) i? & jC j KINGSTREE, ? 9 lEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES J iterestI ! Deposits in | Williamsburg i \ m it because of the higher rates of inurities the Country over, it is possi- Bj interest allowed in our Savings K uarter beginning July 1, 5%, com- Sj / 63 all Savings Deposits. , ro ppreciates the loyalty of its custom- m nal service invites them to add from R Br EE d reap the full benefts of the in- a s on for thrift and economy?and to v s ition to join our Savings Depart- $ ! 10th. of J uly will bear interest for ^ 4 | m Williamsburg f 1 Kingstreo, S. C. ? - 3 i "" 11 *""1 ^ 11 11 ^ TIMES j I lurt You! I j Mind Over Matter ? md intend to stay | you haven't any p nd need a | or Mule J ly your wants | n )on't Holler! | Me Company I SOUTH CAROLINA I jii