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THE most rel farm use is 1 made of the best -it is strong and being heavy and a It gives a clear-, str to light and rewic ^^Ut^won't-Jeak, ? It is an expert-ma^ in various styles ar RAYO for every r< At Dealers Eve STANDARD OIL < Washington, F>. C. (Now Jcrnay) Richmond. Va BALTIMORE Norfolk. V?. alii! Old Mr. Sunflower thrusts his head high above the garden fence and proclaims himself king over nil the little bugs and small potatoes down below. In strength and vigor he overtops all his associates even as GOODRICH SAFETY HTTOpC t TREAD 1 IKLb < X L ' ^ iii?> hi y ! : ' KiT, :. 1U3 ^-1--J^._.. ;. fcr,: 1L 1 |k on 1! ) K>.; 'to lordifll 1' " '<'rKi; It I 7LBS. A Oh, I'm a Soapr 9^ And It's so EAS rjjjr Just dissolve a can of me pour this water Into tour J*! oo DOILINU at all. ?l And you will have seven i 11 50c. worth, and I only cost i arn KUl) I vGET ME AT ANY SAVE MY i > N L Y **^3*5^^*3?;i:w f PICTl From March 1st to P make I dozen ol the tin $500, hall dozen lor $! dozen mat le. Brfl?We Whilmore will he at Paqel, WHITMORE / / / / f L eable, Safe. iable lantern for the RAYO. It is materials, so that durable without iwkward. ong light Is easy k. It won't blow ind won't smoke. de lantern. Made id sizes/There is a squirement. rywhere \ j\ / COMPANY H| Charlotte. N. C. jCX Charleston. W. Va. Charleston, S. C. , i.Ii'.i I'li IIHillH IlilllirilllllllHIimiHIIIimilllliHIIIIUIlllllHIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIMIIHIWtHWHHlllW WOMEN Love This Magazine McCALL'S is the Fashion Guide and Housekeeping Helper of more women than any other ~ i magazine in the world. All the latest styles k every month; also delightful stories that enteri tain, and special departments in cooking, home dressmaking, fancy work, etc., that lighten housework and save money. Price, only 50c a year, with one celebrated McCall Dress Pattern FREE. _ w SEND A POSTAL CAJtO NOW FOR 1. A FREE Sompl. Copr of McCALL'S MAGAZINE: or 2. A FREF. Copr of McCALL'S So* M-pw PREMIUM CATALOGUE : or 3. McCALL'S $100.00 Prix* Offer to Krory CHURCH. Addrtm D.V N THE McCALL CO.. 236 la 246 W.37A St. Haw Talk. N. T. ^)?pl - -* | ?? v. lutniru urease, \ >ound. of fine, hard soap' B 5c., a nickel, a half dime. M )EVIL LYE J ' GOOD STORE LARRI.S iegzsa&Bses&*M^ ?NL^| (RES I tflarch 15th we wil^J cabinet pi^^| ry Saturday, but Mrs. / an'l to do your work. 'S STUDIO M. M. JOHNsJM ATTORNKY AT LAW 1 ^3Bm Will bo iu Pageland WedaesjE Thursday and Friday of each wmB&SHb - Wood's Productivg^lM Seed Cornell We offer all the beat prlze-wlti|ffi9 ning and profit-making varietlo^JidM The high price at which cora jjfl selling should encourage increasdVun acreage and the planting of la||^R&w proved varieties of seed corn *vemflK| where. ifjjS Wood's Descriptive Cetal??X$? gives full descriptions and infora^Buj tion about all the best and most proved varieties, telling what {Sm plant to make largest and prefl table crops. it , f We are also headquarters for Millets, Sorghums, if | Cow Peas, Soja Beans, W Sudan & Rhodes Crass, lK? and all Seasonable Seeds. Ww, lWrIt?? for Catalog and prices of ^9 any seeds required. ajfl T. W. WOOD & SONS. M SEEDSMEN, - Richmond, Va. M THE BSu| i y S y^ji jfiK AiiviPRM aiiAiseBiirM bUrtKU NlbhfttfUJQM 1^j.-Y.^t ivja^.ara At night the vast glass dome of j. r?w/s UWI" *u * 1-1?a-i -ggj?I i'iujckiuio dcl wuuin me uuiiaing. ?*he one of the many marvela of thf gresi. ^ rainbow. This photograph shows tl>* * of the Zodiac over Its gleaming surfl|r# Marvels of - Landscapes"* at Huge Panama-pa( O LOW ROUND TRIP RATES AFF<)RI TAKE WONDERHfc ) ,'i Thaae pictures at beat can lndlcat ^ tlonal exposition at San Francisco to i hl Forty-two foreign nations, and me* hare sent to this wonderful $10,000,011^ the eleven colossal exhibit palaces a/ d , ing built in most cases in a style si ?rct 000,000 has been Invested In the "Zon .. showmen are conducting the mo?t w*)n^e for any celebration on earth In order to put tha o *W. SS JJWOlft ^le raliioads have cut mt< * tiona of the city hare agree to keep theii Complete Information regarding thlc ager of the Bureau of PublicaOopfc, Pr? forala, who will forward to any addreaa formation regarding the glories of tkja gi INSIDE INN AT$>AI L ^ f View of architect's perspective Of hu great world's exposition at St. I/Ouli, Jn similar large building gt San Francl?(|0 w tiiilidlHt ia bUUiu lha oayuslttim nrog.u'dB V i Bw hv did you take Elnora J HB from school, Aunt Mandy?" Hnr asked her cook one day. hit Mandy sniffed scornfully. Kbe de teacher ain't satis WOTy tub me, Mis' Mallv. What HI reckon she tell dat chile yisjffck.She 'low dat lY spell four, BB ever a idjut 'ud know dat BHD ivy."?Exchange. ttfr you come from New EL" said an English lady to a Hnng American. "1 sup Hgpof course, you came from Sjflby did you think that?" Hpted the New York lady. jBSMpposed all cultivated, inBpmt Americans came from H&rt-What in the world made BNtok that?" was the natural ^Qh, I don't know, exactly. I Uf ft was a Boston lady whoj SfuTHAT USED FOUR CARLOAl i^^cinco. This enor?sr?!s : iri!fltno i KFjlailroarl Depot in Now Vork and o I>f. E ? |^rrr~ Palace of Horticulture is played u globe, which is the largest hemisphi anama-Paciflc International expositio reat building at night with the rays Sculpture and Architect). ;ific International Exposi ) GREATEST OPPORTUNITY 0 JOURNEY AND SEE FINEST Dl! 3tit feebly the indescribable marvels p cb the people of all nations are throne than 80,000 Individual exhibitors, re pi how the best of their preseut-day ach also In the buildings of the state and titecture characteristic of the state o the 3,000-foot amusement street of thi rful and most original sight-seeing ar .Sin?: this most marvelous of all expos as In halt to and from San Francisco, r schedule of prices down to normal I i wonderful world's fair may be had 1 >bs Building;, Panama Pacific Internat a beautiful sixty-page booklet, lllustr eat celebration and a complete descri Ti 11 i * * i r* M i a ge hotel on the exposition grounds 1904 will remember the mige Inside 1th n capacity of accommodation thoi , D?fcp the great faUcn u( iflut? Arts r Nothing More Charged We will be glad "to do your Dressing and to grind your corn, but we keep no more books. Bring along the money with your work. All work guaranteed. Fox Lumber Co. .R. A. CARPENTER, Mgr. Dr. R. / L. McManus DENTIST Pageland, S. C. Will be at Jefferson on Wednesday and at Ruby Thursday Mt. (Jroghan Friday of each week, remainder of time at Page land. Office in rear of Joseph's new Store, Pageiand, S. C. innf PsiJ'.cp of ."traehinory at tlio Pana ^ surfaced vith irritation Travertine ther notable strut-lures OF HORTICULTURE pon by rays of gigantic searchlight srieal glass dome in the world and is n, then assumes all the colors of the of the searchlights casting the sign ire, Wonderful Exhibits ition, San Francisco F A LIFETIME TO SPLAYS OF WORLD'S NATIONS resented by the Panama-Pacific Interna ;ing. resenting every country on the. glob<ievements which are now displayed in foreign group, the latter structures b? r nation represented. More- than $10, Is great fair, where the world's premier id pure-fun attractions ever assembled r it ions within roach of the greatest num and the hotel and restaurant associa igures. tree for the asking by addressing Man ional Exposition, San Francisco, Call ated in colors, containing detailed in ption of the Panama Canal. rixposfnorT \ ' v? -4% VW ^ >> > X ?v root*** * < ? * v *ZX'//. ; : ? ? )a2y wmmmmmmmmmmmS at San h'rancisco. Visitors to the fnn at t'.iat exposition. There ?? a iMimriri of pcoph The lorrttlop <\* t'm Tliw SiikIUh lutt ia & Ju lUeil j! i HE Rot Your Compost jj I am the duaepiOB rotter of the world. I |j I'll rot leaves, straw, stalks, manure, I r oawilust it any other vegetable matter, I p cv u di'l, i;ito c rich, high-grade fer- I tji iili'.'jr, Jn 1 ss than two mouths. | j|l Just si -n navon the job and I will savo f3 you a b.g J'?t of that fertilizer money. I ii If you want to knov.- nil about this ? c-nipo:;t rotting, as well as spraying |> nod preventing hog cholera, write ij " lied Devil," 611 X. Second Street, ?? St. Louis, Mo., ami I'll st nd you a C litl.'o book, free, that lelln how. ;] J am Red Devil Lye ij r*c. For BICi CANS M | \ Almost as big as those costing 10c. I P NAVE MY LABELS, j* Tax Notice The books will be open for the collection of tnxos from tla.^ l^ili day of October 191 1 to December, 31st 1914. Tax levy for State (> mills Constitutional School 3 " Ordinary County 5 1-2" Interests on K.R Bonds 1 1-2" Road and Bridges 2 Total levy 18 mills School Bonds [Cheraw School 3 mills 1 mills Marlhurg 3 " Orange 11 ill 8 44 Pats Branch 1 44 Pee Dee 3 44 Stafford 1 44 2 12" Bethel ' 1 " Center Point I " Chesterfield -1 " 3 Special School 2 1-2 44 Parker 1 44 Pine Grove 3 44 Shi loh 3 14 5 Snow Ilill I 44 Ouslcy 7 a Vaughn 3 2v Mt. Croghan 3 44 I " Special School 5 44 New 1 lope 7 14 Ruby 5 44 1 1-2 44 Wexford 1 44 f> u Buffalo 2 Dudley 3 44 Five Forks 2 44 Mangum 3 44 Pageiand 6 44 5 44 Plains 2 44 Center Grove 5 *4 Friendship 3 44 Jefferson 5 44 4 44 Long Branch 4 Green Ilill 4 % M J _l i . e * u iviiuuencior: McBee 8 " 4 12" Sandy Run 1 " Union 4 " Bay Springs 4 " Bear Creek 2 " Bethesda 2 Juniper 3 Patrick 3 " I Cat Pond 2 Lewis 3 " raiment) .s Wallace 5 " Special road Cliernw Township - mills Special roatl Alligotor Township 5 mills The Stale (,'omptroller General has sent out the following letter to all County Auditor's and Treasurers: The general assembly has extended the time for the payment of taxes without penalty for the fiscal year 1914, until the A1 st of March, 1915, and provided that on all taxes which shall not he paid on or before the AI st day of March, 1915, there sha'l he added ,, <: - t ? |'v ii.in> ??i 11\ u pri ecu 101 nonpayment. County treasurers are directed to issue their tax executions for finiil tiiv -itnl iu>iinli>< I against the properly for the defaulting taxpayers. \V. A. Douglass (taunt v Treasurer Sept, 15, IV14. (AdTorUMtneatj ./