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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-01-19
Harvin,

The many friends OF Rev. Spinks pas
tor Graham Bap ist church, Brogdon,
Sumter county, this State, and his
Young wife whom be married in Chica-
20, III more than.a year ago, are re.
ioicing with aod congratulating them
on their good fortune in securing the
admission OF their brother, Mr.. Arth-
ur Britton, OF London, England, toto
the State Mr.. Britton is a cripple,
and being a British subject there was
considerable trouble in securing his
release from the British authorities in
ST. John. n r. Canada. where he had
been detained since the middle OF De-
cember last, and the full and complete
satisfaction of the American i'm mlera-
tion authorities in Washington that
Mr.. Britton had had legal right TO
come into the States. At one time dur
ing the period Of his detention the au-
thorities lad Mr.. Brilton returned 10
The Allen Steamship Company. Mon
treal Canada for deportation back to
England. but for the timely and urgent
Solicitations of Dr.. Geo. H. Dick OF
Sumter, their Congressman Lever, and
Mr.. Ben Il. Harvin. of Harvin. to the
British authorities, n. Culred Ameri-
Can Cousul. ST. John N. B and Amer
ican Cousul, Montreal Canada, Con-
gresham r. S Whaley. and Hon. B.
r. Tillman who was most active and
persistent in effecting Mr.. Brittons re-
lease, who is now travelling the land of
liberty to see his much diStressd sister
and brother here, who were formerally
British subjects for both Rev. and Mrs
w D. Spinks were born in London,
England. Previous to his coming to
America Rev. Spinks did Missionary
work thenin in Africa, India and China
and the Islands of the British posses
sions in the far Pacific and Indian
oceans. He met his wife for the first
time,in Chicago, although they were
no. hsborn and lived to manhood and
woman hood in London, they had never
seen: each other to know. until they
netjn Chicago. where Rev. Sphinx
sen5 to do specia! study in his chosen
profession. Rev Spinks and his wife
md their Legion officials are so greatful
o Senator Tillman. Congressman
lever and Wha!ey and others for Sc
.uriug the release and admission OF
heir brother to the StaSes. and by
his method and otherwise they wish
o extend their heartfelt thanks. H
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WHIsTLER,s BREAKFASTS.
they Were Famous Functions Wien
the Artist Was In Funds.

VtOIC dU1OGS .Eg0HCt&S9o Buttsfs
the Artist Was In Funds.
An invitation to one Of Mr.. Whistler's
breakfasts" was priced by many per-
sons almost as much as royal COM
mand, more by some. Mr. Whistler.
brought together about his dainty, long,
narrow breakfast table In its long,
narrow room with pale yellow washed
walls a symposium Of those persons In,
London most noted for wit or endowed
with rare original talent Of some Kind,
Sprinkled here and there for the sake,
no doubt, Of half tones were others.
whose chief qualification was the pow
er Of chastened and judicious epprecia-
ton.
These asymposiums were held by
Whistler In his splendid studio, 33 Tite
street, at present the studio Of Sargent
Whistler did not steadily occupy that
place. which depleted treasury some
times caused him to forsake tempora-
rily. According to the widely known
story, when the bafliRs came In to dis
possess him for debt he pressed them
into service as extra men to help serve;
one Of his famous breakfasts, after
which he would retire to 3 low, ram.
bling workshop up an alIeyWay OF the
Fulham road There in solitary quiet.
he would bring forth another master
piece to startie the world and furnish
him with the means Of re-entering
beautiful lite street and taking up the
thread Of his more princely existence.
Princess Lazarovich-H -HrebeiianoFich
Eleanor Calhoun) In Century Maga.
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No Cause for. Worry.

Mrs. Blank had secured a new and
most excellent cook, and, having lost
several equally good cooks through
the subtle workings of Cupid, she was
little disturbed when she came
across her valued Amanda walking In
the park with man. The next day
she said to Amanda: Il saw you
walking in the park with gentleman
yesterday afternoon, Amanda ! hope
he will not be taking you away from
ne some day" LA, ma'am, don't you
re skeered none about that" replied
amanda. "In the first place he ant
20 gentleman. an in the next place
se's my husband Don't you worry
aoIe, ma'ap"
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After being silent for the last sew
eral weeks and enjoying the good
wishes and new years greetings hand
ed out by the editor, l will once
again endeavor to give the readers
of yon- valuable paper some Of the
happenings in and around this City
But toreport oil the things of inter
est,that take place here among our
hustling liJtle city, and her people
would require Summerton depart
ment in your paper, and in some mis-
taxable way l might assume the ed
itorship of that department., and be-
Jog so closely related to George
Washington, I would be forced to
tell the truth as he did wheo he cut
the cherry tree. and | recently read
an article where an editor of some
paper was iu the hospital for treat
ment for wounds received at the
hands of some fellow that ne had
told the truth on, and if for any rea-
son should need any one to vouch
for anything should write about
this place l will not hesitate to call
Oh Bill Rhame, or Clark Fielder, who
are very much of the type Of cousin
George.
During the good weather OF this
wear, the farmers have done a great
deal of work. and the indications are
that an increase of cotton acaeage
will be planted this year, while at
present it looks as though very lit
tie fertilizer will be used, and it is
not reasonable that even us much
cotton will be made in this commun-
ity as was the past year, unless
weather conditions are very favora'
BILE. there were about 5000 bales of
cotton giuued at this place the past
season, about two thiads Of the
amount usually ginned at this place.
1t is rumored that at an early date
another Bank will be organized here
which will be known as the Aerch
ants and Farmers, or the Peoples
! Band of Summerron, while we have
Banking Institution here that has
quite good business, vet with the
amount of business done here there
are thousands Of dollars of business
which goes to other places that with
another Bank will come here, and no
one will be hurt and many will be
benefited.
There has been several fires in
town during the last six or eight
months and it has BEEN thought all
the while by some that there was
! what is usually called a fire bug in
town, last Wednesday afternoon a
fire broke out in the cotton ware.
house here, and the alarm was in
medi;.teIy given and by quick work
a number of bales or cotton that was
on fire was rolled out Of the ware
house and put ont with little dam
are. about the same time Thursday
afternoon fire was discovered in an
out building at the yard Of NJ.
Dingle. with nine bales Of cotton
and a number of other things N it,
this fire hat gained considerable
headway and there WAS hothinS e.
do but let this builslnL burn. :t"d
save the residence which was done
by hard work Just abont this time
Mayor Walker told the Chief Of Po-
! lice not to allow any one 10 go be-
hind the building where the fire
started thar he was sending for the
| bloodhounds al Manning, but when
! the hounds arrived it seemed rather
hard to S-t trail, but Il little col
ored boy about y years old, cf Nose
! Dinsle. who had been hiding out
for day and night was arrested
and dplaced in the lookup, and being
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Methodist Church.

Sunday School 1880 q. m. Mr.. Jos.
Sprott, superintendent.
The Wesley Bible Class will meet
ut the same hour Hon. Charlton Du-
Rant, Teacher.
Public worship, 1850 a. m, and 7:3O
p. m.
Epworth League, 400 p. m.
Prayermeeting, Thursday 400 p. m.
Morning subject: THE Church And
Young Men" Evening subject:
What To Do With The Man Who Is
Down." This is the topic announded
for las! Sunday evening, but the pastor
found that he had not sufficiently re-
covered to preach twice on that day.
The public is cordially invited to all
services
Dr.. Watson B. Duncan,
Pastor.
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=, SrfcrceS Purchase,

Il daaGy went into photographers
Il q, country town to get lis photo
graph ta!:an. When the jcD vas done
lie refused to pay on the ground that
the picture was not like him All
right" said Pat, leave it there" Next
dar he was passing the place and saw
bis picture in a showcase, and under
it. were the words in big letters:
THE ugliest mug in town He
rushed in and abused Pat But, me
man." said Pat, yesterday ye said
the picture was not ike you, so you
have no reason to complain" Pat
sold him the Observation-Disclosures
Chronicle.
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: ~ u C;.oros II Old Rome.

- :! (; ;.oree tc Old Rome.
=; - tr:iiy, I"-r.c:l Of the Roman
-: G:::or,e, .rere quite unknown
"e:e :lre right up to the time Of
:in;!an ::ars. In the old days the
:.'lsa ard wifa who wished to sepa-
:. i,!r"arrI for the last time before
='o:I.nci, hearth. priest and priest
< le!n" present. AS on the day OF
::.::'::::.:%a. s.a.:e Of wheaton -four was
:eHrn;e,l TO the husband and wife, but
stead of -! lag it between them
Is rejected k. Then, instead of pray
=. the; pronounced formulas Of a
severe spiteful character, by
winch the wife renounced' the worship
:ud gods OF the husband. From that
moment the religious bond was broken,
lad. the community Of worship having
:eased 10 exist. the marriage without
'urther ado was forever dissolved.
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Administrators Sale.

Pursuant to an Order of J. NJ Wind
ham. Judge OF Probate, will sell 10
The highest bidder, for cash, at the
store formerly occupied by B. &.
Thompson, at Jordan, S. c., on Thurs
dav the 3rd dav of ofFebruary, 1916. at |
o'clock A. NJ, the Stock of General
Merchandise belonging TO the Estate Of
the said B. B. Thompson.
S. ARCHIE THOMPSON,
Administrator
Jordan, S. c., Jan. IS, 1916.
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Puzzled.

A little girl has new baby sister,
and sae has been somewhat puzzled
as to the exact status Of the new ar
rival in the family. She had willingly
given up her bed, but something still
seemed to trouble her greatly. One
day she was found surveying the din
ing room just at meaitime She look
ed at her own high chair, then inquir-
ed suspiciously Of her father, where
is she going to eat. daddie?-Indiana-
polls News.
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Don't forget TO paw your license, it is
due now-
Court conyepes here on the oath
Juoge Spsin presiding.
Read the half page ad., OF The
:. Wreck Store 10 this issue.
MIR. D. B. Jones of Charlotte, N. c.,
paid Us pleasant call last Monday,
It is rumored that Summerton will
have another bank II the near future.
We call special attention to the big
sd, OF The New Idea Co, 10 this issue.
If gasoline keeps on soaring it will
soon be so high we will be rid OF the
stink.
Rev. Watson B. Duncan is able TO be
out again. after severe spell OF ID:
grippe.
Sheriff E. B. Gamble went to Colum-
bia Yesterday to attend the Sher'tf's
Association.
Mr.. Allen Sauls has gone to Wins
ton Salem, N. c.. wnere he has ac-
copied a position.
Siduey Walker Was accideutly killed
last week at Davis Station by E iiolt
Dow, both colored.
It is cheaper to pay for your own
paper than to wear out shoe leather
trotting over to borrow your neigh
boris.
Last Wednesday FIRE broke out in
the cotton warehouse at Summerton,
but the cotton was gotten out with lit
tie damage.
Our charge TO the depot to meet all
trains has been reduced TO ten cents.
Whenever you want car 20 catch a
train ring The Times Office.
Governor Manning has vetoed the
license on automobile trucks 10" this
county, so that they can continue TO
play havoc with our roads free.
Died last Thursday morning, Albert,
the seventeen months old baby OF Mr.
and Mrs. DinkinS Hicks, and was bur-
led at Oak Grove the following day.
1t is rumored that ManniEg will soon
have fine, up lO-date hotel, one that
will do credit 70 tl,e town,apd will al
tract tue attention Of the travelling puo
Tic.
Fire destroyed building 10 the yard
of Mr.. Selwyn Dingle at Summerton
last "Wednesday with uiue bales OF cot
ton and some other things that were in
the house.
Mr.. Max KrasnoF. after spending the
fall in Manning. left this morning Tor
New York, where he will De for sever
al months, looking for bargains for
The New Idea &C.
Married at the KeIlehan Hotel in
Kingstree. Jan. 18th, Mrs Genie John
son and Mr.. q. D. Cantley. of Can't
!eysv,lle. Mrs. johnson taught in Clar
endon for the past TWO years.
Ex-Governor Cole L. Blerse will ad-
dress the citizens Of Clarendon County
in Manning on Friday, February lth.
Governor Blease is coming by special
request. and in the evening he will de-
liver an address TO the Woodmen Of
the World lodge al their annual blp-
quet.
The following is taken from the Co
lumbia correspondence in the News
and Courier: Cbarltoo DuRaDt. the
new Senator from Clarendon County.
has begun his duties with earnest and
promises TO become one of the most
valuable members OF ih- upper Cham
Der. He was assigned to mem brrshjr
on the important finance commit,
along with several other good commit
tee places.
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Honor Roll-Sammy Swamp School

Fo~ month beginning Drccmber 18th
1915, ending January 14;h 1916.
Frank Scurry.
Huehie Scurry.
Jessie Scurry.
In-Z Scurry
Rufus Thigpen.
Moultrie Thigpen.
Bertha Thigpen.
Beulah Thigpen.
Pear! Thigpen.
Aliue Coroett.
Furman Corbett.
Geneva Corbett.
Theoia Corhett.
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must require cashiers checks il

I must require cashiers checks ~
payment OF taxes, am having trouble
in collecting some of the checks given
for taxes which forces me 10 take this
srep A per cent penalty will be add
ed 10 ali unpaid tax on the lst day Of
February, aud per cent penalty will
be added on al uupaid taxes on the
1st day of March. Books close on 18th
DAY of March 1916. L. l. Wells, Co.,
Treasurer.
To the Street sanitation Committee.
The committee composed of Mesdames
C. S. Rigby, Louis Levi. Oliver O'Bry-
ar w. G DuRant F. L Wolfe. Joe
Dayis, r B. LYONS, Misses Julia Bur-
gess and Lou Husgins, is request d to
meet at the court house Friday after
doom. Jan. 2lst at o'clock The OBJ
iect OF this meeting is 10 plan the year
work. and it IS very important that
each member be present. We hope to
improve the sanitary condition OF the
town and feel sure that we will have
the cooperation OF the council. the
merchants and all the other people.
Let US determine to have neat aud
attractive town in the year 1916. Mrs.
W. G. Davis, Chairman.
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Take Huggins' Cold Capsules, pre-.
pared and compounded by US. Hug
gins Pharmacy, Levi Block.
For Saie-MY House and Lot in; Man
ming, good location. good out buildings
one acre in lot. SoJne fruit trees.
plenty of shade. j. B. audnal, Olanta
S. c. Or S. NJ. Reardon, Manning,
S. c..
HIGGINS COLD CAPSULES
Just take one dozen as directed, and If
thew do not cure your cold. you get
your money back.
For Rent-The Walker house 10 the
town of Manning, Apply to J. N
Riggs, Manning, S. c.
Cotfey and Rigby have just receive
an extra 6ne car of Mules and Horse
Wanted-To exchange at satisfac-
tory price-Stalk Choppers, Wagons.
Buggies, Harness, Lap Robes and
Horses for Baled Hay, Sbelled Corn,
Peas and Lumber. W. P. Legg
We haze just gotten one OF the fn.s
bunch of Horses aud Mules ever
brought vo Manning. Come and see
them before they are picked over.
Cofey and Rigby.
Lost-One white and black puppy
with collar on Reward will be given
for his return Of him to Stewart Har-
vim.
We new have Mules and Horses 10,
suit everybody. Come and make your
selection. Cofey and Rigby.
The Clarendon Motor Co., will re.
ceiVe this week three car loads Of Ford
cars, consulting OF 1S machines. com.
10 early if you want yours in this ship
ment.
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Conciliatory.

Head Waiter (dignifed and pompous)
Have you ordered. sir? Despairing
Patron-Yes. ordered a porterhouse
steak half an hour ago. and l wish to
apologize for my rudeness. With your
permission will withdraw it as an Or
der and renew it as a suggestion.-Chi-
caso Tribune.
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Notice.

The Books OF Registration for The
Municipal election tn be held on the
5, c nd Tuesday in Apri! are now open
at The otIicr of Davis aud W:d-man,
and will. remain open until the tirst Of
April.
J. w. Wideman,
Supervisor OF Registration.
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Unnecessary I>nowiedce,

Aunt Sarah "a spinster)-Now, dear,
If you would only watch me closely
you might learn how to crochet. Little
Bessie-Oh. I'm goin' to get married
when grow up.-Pittsburgh Press. i
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:nvigo-atiag 70 the Pale and Sickly
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria. .enriches the blood and builds the sys.
TEN. a true tonic. For adults and children. SOC
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AUdlNSlS " SLbVi w .IS VIZ SNOe
quality and free from Contamination.
T L. Parker, NJ. D.
The biggest sale of timber in this
section in long time WAS conSum.
mated few days ago b 'n- sale OF
the timber rights on a tract OF 96o acr' S
ip Clarendon county. pear Rem a., by
Mr.. William S. Manning Of Spartan
burg tn concern organiz-d as the
B.mth- Park Lumber Company. Mr.
J. P Booth of this city and MeSsrS |:
e. Parker of D. z-Il and II. E Parker
OF Dillon, of The Parker Lumber Com
pany, being the parties Interested IN
the purchase The price paid for the
timber was not made known. but Mr..
Booth stated that it was a large
amount that the company had to pay
before they closed the deal with MIR.
Manning. The tract is portlca OF a
larger tract kpown as "Piusland" and
is one of the very few pieces OF uubled
long leaf pine tim ber in this section of
the tate and probably the only tract
of its SIZE. The purchasers have con-
tract 10 remove the timber III live
years, hut h'pe TO saw it up 10 the next
two years It IS estimatei thai there
are between Twelve and fft-rD million
fee, OF lumber n thu tract and most OF
his j. of exrepti"oali, go"d pine tim
her. Work OF Saw!,.. the iumb-r will
be commenced in the near future-Sum
ter Item.
The followipg officers w-re ins ai;ei
last Monday evening iu Ruth Chapter
No. 40 r 4. II.
E G.. Hor,on, q. P.
Leon Weinberg, King.
l. 81. Harvln Srrias
Charlton D"hant, G. 4.
W. G Davis. - S.
A l. Barron, Treas
F. L. Wolfe, -ec
T. F COFFEE, r a. c
S L Higgins, VI 3ra '
S Oiv,r r O'Bryau. NJ. ? V.
W. w. Audersnn. NJ Isl V.
A. J White. Sentinel.
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State Board Of Health
1f S1,th ToroiiCo

Charleston, S. c., jan. I. 1916.
Sanitary Water Analysis No. 1911 OF
Water, from Water Works Depart
ment. Manning, S. c.:
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nations. Observation-Disclosures U.Uo
AnalySiS indicate water to be OF goOG
quality and free from Contamination.
T L. Parker, Nj. D.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Take Huggins' Cold Capsules, pre-
pared and compounded by US. Hug
gins Pharmacy, Levi Block.
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WEDDING RINGS
WILL Be Thinner
ENGLISH JEWELER SAYS PRECi-
GUS METAL is BEING
CONSERVED.

ATLANTA, July Fixture war
brides will have to be content with
thinner wedding rings, at least over
in England, said an English jeweler
who was in Atlanta this week The
English government is keeping q tight
hand on all gold, and the practice of
making jewelry from sovereigns is
shortly to be stopped by legislation
London dealers, however, say there is
no question of a shortage of rings. The
thinner rings will not be of an in
ferior quality, and they will wear
nearly as we'll as the heavier rings.
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WHAT EVERY PERSON SHALL
Know
DE gM0M D

tending to remove the impurities from
the system causes the Kidneys to be
more active. BY urinating more fri
quent. Also urinating during the
night. From overwork the kidneys
becomes also deranged with scalding
urine. And sediment, such as brick
dust. Urates, uric acid, ammoniacol
odor, Leucin. Phosphates, Fat, Gale
ium carbonate Calcium oXalate, Cys-
tin. Mucous, Pus, Blood carpuscles, Al
bumen, Sugar, Sulphorated hydrgen,
and some time Bile acid.
SYMPTOMS.
Swelling Under the Eyes, Ankles,
Wrists, Feet, Back ache, Rheumatism
Govt, Lumbag, Sciatica
Franks Kidneys and BLADDER specific
used in connection with Franks Vege-
table compound will positively re
move the cause. And does never fail
to cure the disease. All can be prov
en- by hundreds OF persons in this city.
By persons who were pronounced to
be incurable.
Try it and be convinced.
h. M FRANK,
Brunswick, Ga.
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ANNOUNCEMENT FOR CONGRESS

AS a candidate for congress from
ne Eleventh congressional district
subject to the Democratic primary I
hedge myself to run a clean, fair race,
seeking MY election by the purest
neans and highest methods.
: shall appreciate every assistance
elven, whether by vote, kind word or
helpfA act, and if elected shall put
all tina. ! am ard all my time into
earnest servi3c Of all the people of my
district, Yalting at all tines, infinitely
llore than the mere name of congress
man or the salary, thu privilege and
honor Of serving humanity and of la
criEg Tor the people among whom l
i've ar whom love.
Respectfully,
TT W. G. LANDLORD.
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"WEEDS USED IN MEDICINE"
Respectfully,
W. G. LANDLORD.

Is the title of a very interesting
pamphlet recently circulated by the
U. S. Department of Agriculture. 1t
illustrates and describes the medicin-
al qualities of roots, leaves and flow
ers of our most common weeds, which
are natures remedies for disease.
From the roots and herbs of the field
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound was originated more than forty
years ago, and the demand for it
has increased until it is now recog
nized as the standard remedy for
female ills.
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conatIpatlon and IndineatIon.

81 have used Chamberlain's Tablets
and must say they are the best have
ever used for constipation and indi-
jgagtioD NY wife also used them for
HbdiegsticJ ana they did her good, 2
w~ite1 Eugene $. Knight. Wilmington,
~ &. Chanbcrlain's Tablets are mild
and gontlc n their action. Give them
a tria!, You arc certain to be pleased
with the agreeable laXatiyc effect
which they produce. Obtainabl every
whera.
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HIS BACkACHE GONE.

Just how dangerous a backache,
matte pains may be is sometimes re-
allied only when life insurance is re-
fused on account of kidney trouble.
Joseph G. Wolf Of Green Bay, Wis,
writes: Foley Kidney Pills relieved
be of a severe backache that had
bothered me Tor several months"
Take Foley Kidney Pills for weak
lame back and weary sleepless nights.
Sold everywhere.