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PAGE POUR K-aassa THE PRESS AND STANDARD V V. Wednesday, November 14, 1917 H JUST ARRIVED Horses AND Maks - \Ve have just received oui first car load ox Horses and Mujes and if you are in need of a good farm or work mule or horse it will pay you to call and see us. [[j - • ’ . ’ MA* . * * .1 ' « _• Qur Sales lot is located next to J. Frank’s Store on Black Street. ^ ‘ * . , . \ ^ , n , ' • We hope to be of service to the public and save our friends some money. CALL AND LOOK THEM OVER 4 \ /’ t<:.. Beach & Buchanan WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROL1N * / ■ / / / / / A / IN LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR IS FAR ABOVE THE AVERAGE. / x / X v* l * •; V • Just received a new shipment of ladies’ Coat Suits. • ' - V . ' •y / ■*'/ • \ ' ‘ ' "V • ' ’ | / 4. 0 \ /*£*,*■' • ■ yj \ • This shipment consists of Sample Suits, no two suits N ' N n v / * / ' ’ alike. They are the very <mo»tfest of the season, and - / Y ~ ' -/ . will certainly appeal to the style-loverrs. See them be fore buying elsewhere. We also carry a full line. of Men’s Clothing and fur* // . ' / , . niLn ugs for the v.’nolo family. Everything at pt^pular prices. I , 4 • CLASSIFIED ADS. , FOR SALE FOR "BALE—I nnd that I cannot deliver a large two borne load of llghtwood knot® for lens than 12.00 per load. John H. .Peuri-j -.fojr, Route 4. . It. FOR HALE—On Nov. 21. 1917. at 11 o'clock *, nr., we offer for sal-r at paraonagf to the highest bid der the following property: The PTlt« Grove parsonage and 10», containing .two acres. ; We re serve the right to reject any and all bids. Purchaser to pay for all papers. J. M. Benton, for the Committee. ll*7-2t. FOR SALE—Rye and Oats . . Seed; Lime. Cement. Brick; Horse anl Cow I^ood. Brick Store. 11*7-31. FOR BALE-^-One saw mill outfit, consisting of 80 H. P. boiler, 40 H. P. and 20 H. P. engines and edger, together with 350 acres good timber. Easy terms. Apply- to H. R. Padgett. Islandton, S. C. lQ-24-4tp FOR BALE—My farm known as the Jd. P. Hiott farm five miles from Walterboro, at Mashawvllle, con fining 100 acresf 50 ayres clear ed. Fair buildings. Apply to P. P. Hiott. Jacksonborb or Walter boro, S. C. ,/ WANTED WANTED—^-To secure position, as . overseer or manager for farm.^If , Interested write to P. O. Box < 4, * Smoaka. S. C. Jtp. WANTED—^he public to know that James Chesttnit, Smoaks or Wal-J terboro, can do first, class paint-' ing. Kalsomining* and house de corating. Write or see him. 10-24-4*. 4 * . WANTKI>-^Tho public to know th4t we have taken a license to pur- ; chase seed cotton in small lots, 'and invite pur customers and oth ers to bring us their remnants. W. C. Saunders, Stokes, S. C. 10-24-4*. . * bUllt - MALE—My farm on the . Hendersonvyie road -containing 320 acre*; five miles from Wal terboro; good settlement; known as the old Pelluni place. Rea sonable terms. E. L. Fishburne. WANTED—Highest cash price paid for second-htnd bags. Walter- tf. —High* >nd-hlnd boro Ice & Fuel Co., FOR RENT KOK HKXT OR I.KASK—One to three years, farm containing four hundred acres; excellent land, /one hundred acres under high / cultivation; located at small town on Southern Railway near St. George. S. C. Entire property well drained, plenty of wood, two large barns, and stables, and good residence; good . wgter, healthy location. Will rent reasonable. Address Box No. 1014, Atlanta v Georgia. . Ij0-31 & 3*. FOR RENT—-One new store build ing. Apply to C. Gregory, Wal terboro, S. C. * tf. LOST. BUSINESS LOCALS RICE MIIAt—Having Installed new] machinery I am now refidy to hull rice op short notice. Will hull for Colleton every'Thursday; foe Dotchcster every ' Friday—other! days by appointment. Be sure | rice is dry. 1 guarantee satisfac tion. Your patronage is solicited. Dr. W. P. Shuler, Grover. S. C. ' 10-31-6tp. . / y/• * \ « —See notice of Probate Judge in this issue. s '10-17-4t. COTTON GINNING DAYS—Tues days. Thursdays. Fridays. ^Wal- terbora Oil Mill. W-3l-4t. I Miss I'lara Anderson. 6f Walter boro, 8.'C., is visiting her sister,) Mrs. T. M. Butler, who has been] quite sick. We, are glad to see her able to be out again.—Journal and Review. SPECIAL NOTICE—We TaM For Hides. Brin* \ X / ' - us all you haver We pay cash or trade for them. % X Whenever You Need a General Tnnic Take Grove’s. The Old Standard Grove’s Tssteless! chill Totiic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic prof>ertic9 of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives | out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents. X- w | Bogoslow WHERE TtfE DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY v NOTICE! All Administrators, Executors and Guardians are required by law to j make these annual returns, to the) Probate Judge at one*. Those fall ing to comply will miffer the penal-) ties imposed by U(w. O. ALBERT BEACH, ' 10-17-4t. Probate Judge. Walterboro.iS. C., Oct. 1«, 1917 1 /X x / X " ' X _x TRACT OP LAND CONTAINING 125 ACRES JN COLLETON COUNTY. ABOUT 60 TO « ACRES s' ' . S' ’ OPEN LAND. BALANCE TIMBERED. PRICE 110.00 PER ACRte. TERMS TO SUIT PURCHAS ER. ADDRESS m XXX r * s' / ■ .# ' -n .. «f \ ; s' s , , • ’ • ’ - - s *. . IAS. S. SIMMONS 177 East Bay. CHARLESTON. 8. C. \ . !• MONUMENTS! x I AM AGENT FOR CHEROKEE MARBLE WORKS. SEE ME FOR ESTIMATES AND SECURE' MY FIGURES BEFORE BUYING. C.C. HIOTT ROUND, S. C. * : tf * * * «,*r? _ ... > .< * . ' , * • • ’ You ^tre coming to the Southern Carolina Fair, and many of . 4 • - • ■ \ ‘ b you will be exhibitors. The use of the best farm machinery will always help one to produce the best the land can produce and \u consequence better exhibits and -more of ^hem., It is our business to supply you withTthis rpachinery which we are doing to the best * of our ability. We constantly look out for improved and new types of farm implements. Fair week we shall'have on display new shipments just re- xs^ s / •* . . ' * x- ■ * ■ i ' * ■ ■ ia . • ‘‘''x ” » ceived. Among these being the following:- Two Cars of Buggies \ X . X^ . X / The Buggies are BLOUNT and ROCK HILL, and the Farm ' ‘ X /-•** • ' j . * * ■ \ . . yS *" / V ♦ Implements are the well known AVERY line. Among these are 7. Cultivators, Disc Harrows, Stall: Cutters, Turn Plows, Etc.; / / 7 . \ . ... . 9 A Stoves and Ranges X X x 0*7 In addition to the above we desire to call your attention to \ x • '■ • yX ■’‘/A /* x X . our full line of Stoves and Ranges. The “RANGE ETERNAL’’ ■ ' ” / X , ' ’ ^' * /X . * > v / - X’ • - . . is above any cook stove ever sold in Walterbofo, and we have a full line of other cook stoves and rangers well as a large assort- 1 . , % / X .S' • ° . ment of heatersx x X . - ^ . x \ • • X *' • x - ; • X • X x * -, • •• / ■ • ^ - /7 "... -' '■ S ' • .V S v \».. . Wagons, Wagons ./ We have one and two horse' wagons in the following makes: Avery, White Hickory and International. 7 A * / V . i J y _xx X ’ _ ' \ X — 7-. V \X xf . . • 7, Harness, Gears, Plows, Rakes, Hoes, Shovels, etc., etc., Guns and Shells, Nails, Saws, Hatchet*, Hammers, Auto Tires, Casings. . \ ' \ \ Hinges, Lap Robes, Etc., Etc. ANYTHING IN HARDWAKE AT ANYTIME A. Wichman & Son - ...... ^ > Waite rboro’s Leading Hardware Dealers.