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DESPAIR LURKS IN WEAK BLOOD: I GUDE'S PEPTO-MANGAN, THE s BLOOD-BUILDER AROUSES < DULL FACULTIES. I Many a man and many a woman i feels all out of sorts from thin, weak- i ened blood. The least little thing . gone wrong throws them into a wild | form of despondency. Instead of j bracing up and meeting ordinary dif- j ficulties, they are downed. Nerves j are on edge. Appetite lags. Sleep is j restless. They are weak and tired { and dull. Poor blood works its havoc | till the will loses its power. Few peo- j pie who fall into habits of worry and I despondency realize that .nost of their i troubles are due to lack of endurance } ?to blood that has become weakened | by overwork or straining. J Healthy men and women with rich, j red blood see things brightly. They 1 tackle life with zest and go along i smilingly, full of eagerness and en- j durance. { Gucfe's Pepto-Mnngan taken steadi- j ivr thf? hlood to its natural 11 richness. It actually makes red corpuscles, the tiny particles in blood which make it red. Druggists have Gude's Pepto-Mangan in liqurd and tablet form. Advertisement. NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMOBILE FORFIETED AND CONFISCATED TO THE STATE. Notice is hereby given, that, under the provisions of the Statutes of South Carolina, declaring forfieted to the State any vehicle used in the illegal transportation of alcoholic liquors, and authorizing the confiscation and sale thereof by any peace officer, and , directing the proceeds of the sale thereof paid into the county treas- J ury, I have seized and confiscated and * will sell to the highest bidder for * cash in front of the courthouse in J Kingstree, Williamsburg county, said ? State, during the legal hours of sale, J on the 5th day of December, 1921, the , same being tne first Monday in said ? month, the following described per sonal property, the same having been J used in the illegal transportation of ? alcoholic liquors in the County of Wil- ? liamsburg, State of South Carolina, J nritl, lrnrra'lpf}<n? nnH consent of ? the owner thereof, Dozier Mark?, to- J wit: < One (1) Ford touring car, painted < black, model "T" five passenger, mo- J tor number 4,250,918. , The net proceeds of tte sale of said * automobile will he paid ap the treas- | ury of Williamsburg c<Hnty. , November 23, 1921. < H. S. GAMBLE, J Sheriff of Williamsburg county. , Il-24-2t L. & S. { | Mo ill I Mai I n ? IVjUUUS 1 duceme them, b who boi not too to our One lot of Men's Pa to go at One lot Men's Swea value to go at... ^ ? ^ ? n r i i IUne lot Men's worK i value to go at Ladies and Misses ( one-half in price., Ladies as low and The Undersell Store v'V % , Darlington is Leading. ti in Columbia, Nov. 22.?With a total )f 8,000 bales signed up, Darlington m :ounty is leading the state in the cot- re :on co-operative marketing campaign, st according to officials of the South A Carolina Cotton Growers' Co-opera- 01 :ive Association. Contracts repre- fi renting 2,020 bales were received C 'rom that county this morning, in Spartanburg, Dillion and Marion coun- at P'HOW ( i Is More Impc : "how i i ; Low prices doesn't J, long wear does, and Ion i nualitv. all wool fabrics. ~1 J 7 i our clothes. Your money back il fied. These clothes were Schaffner & Marx. McGILL B1 Store Po Kingstree, IIIMttMHMllHlllllHIUI I As In Other T ; First-class workm; ; pressing and altering ? ^ i i j Send. your worK to us?1 ; ?iient before it goes ov : satisfaction. THE CITY TAIL< ; J. . EPPS, Manager IIIMI'tMIIIIHmiHWIIIII ney ly persor rom us at 4-o Kmtm iiiiavc ut did yoi Light from late. Reai store. nts, $4 to $5 value $2.98 zters, regular $2.00 98c Shirts, regular $1.00 59c 31oaks are reduced We have Coats for up from $3.98 ling * es are running close to Darling i the number of bales signed. The continued growth of the sei ient for co-operative marketing sported from every section of ate, it was declared this morni lfred Scarborough, member of ' ganization committee, return: om a trip to Greenwood and 3 ormick counties reported the peo i those counties in a very favoia ;titude towards the plan. 1MMWIIWIIMIHMIIWM GOOD" rtant Than ilfiril" fx U VII mean low cost, but g wear means good You get it all in [ you are not satismade for us by Hart 10THERS r Men South Carolina. mmmmmmmmammmm iminii niiHimnit iiings? anship in cleaning, S count materially. we inspect every garit. That guarantees ORING SHOP HNGSTREB, S. C mi mn ii i IHHI9IH Sa^ is have a savins o been of] i profit 1 us? Th( i the pri Ladies' Skirts to go have them as low i Ladies' Waists, regu /"v 1 1 Til 1 une lox JDiaii&eis zu One lot Quilt Bundle ~TL || A New Industry | { ple E0 M - jj ble w $ I The Kingstree Sausage Factory | I MANUFACTURERS OF | I | | All Kinds of Sausage 1 | I W " ?3 I p.<d LU 9 S3 ?i rt i i 1 ra |S un Sausage, packed in pure nog ? i E2 c5<1. "j 11 lard a specialty. Made fresh every day | 11 and quality guaranteed. | % II Merchants and dealers should send | -Ha trial order to the Kingstree Sausage | 44 RH A iii Factory for our product. ? iiffl I ii i Also dealers in all kinds of Fresh Meats. 1 | H. A. MILLER, Proprietor ? i j B KINOSTEEE, SOUTH CAROLINA H I SC ' ^iii|iirrmi,PB,iiifjniyTTnitnrn1 pi1!1!!! 11 rw'jiiyiJ-pi<nf.myx?i!HTjn fin **' nTmT^TO,m^TOTOTifTmTTrmT>T>T^TOTmTIMTm TimiTOTiTiri ffllifff red for You \ purchased their Winter ; this year. The same inhered you that were given by them as did the person )ugh time is short, it still is ces below, and then come * at half price. We 2,000 yardii 27 inch Homespun, the yd 6c and up From $1.39 Yard wide Bleaching, the yd 10c lar $1.25 value, now. 69c Checked Homespun, the yd 10c id Comforts, half price. Mattress Ticking, 20c value, the yd 14c is, $2.00 value, now.$1.39 One lot heavy Blue Chambry, the yd 15c ? 11 r /-s TT KINGSTREE, 1 'ClVER so I -i MMMHBMWMMBMMWfcaHMBjl