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y; /i i /- - %» • - Soil Conservation*Subsidy Crop Control* Measure Easily Pass es. Now Before House. noon on Mon(hiy immedittely follow^ - ing} Upon the clofing of the sale as - Jtfocesaid the successful bidder will be raquired to comply with the terms forthwith and in the event the sue* • cessful. bidder does not comply with the terms of the sale within ten days' next ensuing after the closing of the ' SEVENTH INSTALLMENT Synopsis: A luxurious five-month tniise around the world aboard the '^^aretiia” brings together a group of passengers for adventures, roman1;|c, -same idea reflected on Angela’s face.]her door, for Jenny’s legs.were.wav-1 Washington,’Feb. 15.—Plowing Defend- put out an arm and'ering: It was open* and on^the '^ok. Uer. bi-partinism opposition by an al-i Decree of the Court steadied her for a minute. jgj^g pyjjgjj curtain aside and grip-1 most three to one margin, adminfstra-j the above stated cas?, I will sell ^®**^'’ped it again to steady herself as she,t>on forces today won senate passage!at public outcry to the highest bidder. What a_relief to know that nothing Gout ■ In Court of Common rieas. The Federal iAnd Bank of Colum bia, Plaintiff, vs Mayme Merle Hill, Casper T. Hill, in their own right andL"f” «n»mng aiier tne closing of th* as Administrators bf the estate ofi,**®* , P*]0P«rty will be re-adver* tised and sold at the risk of the foF> mer- purchaser and the deposit mad« by such defaulting^ purchraser shall be forfeited. . The purchaser to tpay’for stamps^ deeds and recording ahd will be let enterUining .. . . and tragic. Uke in 'fhas happSed'to'him!’’" I saw that the room was dark. Perhap^f t!ie $500,090,000 soil conservation-j ^ther ^ C^°1)n ‘"*^0 possession of the premises upon a study in human actions and reac tions which unconsciously bare thei:' souls. These characters are aboard the - the tones of a parrot. “I wonder, when the next t;rain goes ed on the lights. The room stared at her, empty and dead, and at the same .su i Salefid’ay "in^arch'^xt ' bcTng~MeniiP’'°^''‘®^.‘°" Clerk’s deed. Th. bill n»w goes to the house., ; ». Zr M i oi X u • down” Tpnnv a.... moment sne leit tne engines-tnroo- oi aeoaie aunnfi Sc^hmijj •«-!”*"• •''"ny I'populated, sippmg her ,u„,‘she got as: eonstitutionality V* lx Mudge,[ .. jv-^ j tx „n„x>--_ xMi -11 far as Peter’s bed, then fell in a dead, defended, was 5 school teacher, snending the savins? mere isn t another till we all leave , ____ The senate vote, climaxes eleven days i the legal hours for such sales, the[ r\^ ^ A #4«1 »*1 «1 rm MV W ^ W yv My. yx n • V a»A*aX 1 •« % x x •x.. 3tcw C. C. C. P. A G. S. moment she felt the engines-throb- of debate during which the measure’s j following,described property to wit ■ehool teacheTj spending the saving of 20 yeors; Anipela, faithful wife of j’’ Lovat, gigolo; Dick Charlton, first of ficer; Clare, a person of experience; Joan, a dissipated flapper; Jenny. at half-pa^ ten tonight. I’ve en quired.” -“Heavens!” said Jenny. “How gay I shhll feel until then. Jilarobned in mn-away wife, and Peter; Captain; ^•*'*ma. What Baring, master of the ship . . . and,hia mean? faint on the untouched cover. It Was long before she opened her was challenged and 56 to 20. 1 Forty-nine Democrats, five' Repub-i licans, the Farmer-Laborite, Benson,! eyes, to find herself staring at the Progressive, LaFollette, vot tinted lights and panelled walls. Her'^ the\pill. nine Democrats and jBflaiL (Now Qo On With the'Story). EIGHTH INSTALLMENT Peter squeezed her arm, then wan- defW off to look at the carving in ihe- temple. Jenny stood in contemplation before the Emerald Buddha. She star ed at him until she was half-hypno tized. Angela came walking up to her. “I think, in a way, that this is one of the best 6f the Buddhas,” she re marked. “It goes so well with tl^ bright gimcrackery of Bangkok,” said Jen ny. “Isn’t it an amusing place?” . “I’ve always thought it the most “My dear, you’re building a moun- ~ tain out of a was soothing. “Angela, you know better.” Of course she did. Angela thought with a sudden rush of pain of Lovat stealing out of their stateroom after he had danced with Clare, Lovat kiss ing his hand and waving to Clare at Cairo. She kneu|f that Jenny had good grounds her her fears. ^‘Let’s walk about,” Jenny suggest ed, restless and brooding. “We’ll walk in the gardens.” * Round and round they‘went, past Gre«k statues, terraces and hedges, their feet crunching on the gravel glance flew to the back of the door and she ' saw that Peter’s dressing- gown was missing from it hook. “He‘s to come near me" tonight, he eleven Republicans opposed it. Just before the lasrt roll call, a mo’- tion by Senator McNary, the Repub-j lican leader, to send the bill back toi “All that tract or parcel of land lying, being and situate in Cross Hill Township, County and State aforesaid, containing 163 and 46- 100 acres, more or less, and^ hav ing the following metes and bound^’: Bounded on the North by lan^ of C. J. Hill and Dick JoTOs; on the Northwest by pub-^ li(/ road running from Cross Hill* LAND SALE ^von’t come near me tonight,” 3he committee with instructions to re-' ^ Chappells; on the East by "STpuiblic outcry to the highest bidder. thought, and burst into storms ofjpo*"^ proposal fh weeks, was rejected. 64 to 21. McNary contended the bill was “unworkable and unconstitutional.’ tears. ' ■ f ■ Burying her head in the pillow, she sotohed vwildly and hysterically. Ati,, .. x , xV /x last, exhausted, fell .sleep and Predicted after the senate qui did not hear a knock on the door. Re- “"'f assured by the quiet, Angels stole in the courts. / stray, believing that it was no longerxj-kued ,t was^o^titu- any of her concern. They were al- ready pounding through the Gulf of Siam, the Marenia steering her course with midnight stealth on limpid waters. Jenny slept late, a heavy, drugged exotic place on earth. Have you seen dozing on the veranda or behind the "the white elephants?” - jcool shutters of the hotel. “My husband and I l^ve just been^ “What time is it now, Angela?’^ looking at them.” ~ j “Five o’clock.” paths. The Marenia passengers were slumber. When she awakened, the sun was pouring in through the open port hole, amd the rose wall-lights w-ere “Oh, is he about?” ~ — “He was, a minute ago.” Jenny looked around, but there was no sign of Peter. “He’s always wan- "dering off,” she explained. “He’s a born traveler, but he forgets that he has me on his hands at times.” They were walking through the couityard now, Jenny turning her head from side to side. “I’m looking for Peter,” she said. “It would be so easy to 16se~'a husband among the wats of Bangkok.” “Let’s go- back to the hotel,” she cried. Angela followed her patiently, ready to humor her whims. Jenny wanted toTfest for a wtiile. They took a room, and each in turn had a cool ing bath. It was refreshing, and Jen ny felt her courage rise. Angela took a nap, but Jenny could not close her eyes.' . It seemed as if Jenny had aged five years since Angela wakened. “For- still on, like evening dress at break fast-time. She looked across at the other bed and saw that it was emptyv^ Then she remembered the events of the night before, Raising hers^ on her elbow, she held her head, which ached as if it had been hit with a hammer. Her glance swept around the stateroom for familiar 'objects, an<f' in a second she sprang to her feet. Where were Peter’s things? All, of his things? She dashed into t bathroom. His brushes, his halV to give me for dropping off when you ] his soap, his razor — everything /as were so miserable,” she plead^- “Nonsense! I’m gjaAyou did. There “Rather! All those winding stajr- ways and giant devas. He’s probably is nothing you can do.” hidden gone. Dared sher open his war^obe door ? She sat down on a chair and terpretation of conyjress’ appropriat ing authority in its^decisi/n killng 'the AAA which the soil bill is intend ed to replace. / The bill, introduced /4)y Senator Smith .(Democrat, Soi^h Carolina) as a substitute for a/somewhat sim ilar measure/ by Senator Bankhead (Democrat, Alaban/), would author ize expenditure oy half a billion dol lars in federal, subsidies to farmers based on their/creage of-crop landf soil-improving ,4nd erosion-preventing crops, changes in farming practices, and a perc^tage of normal produc tion'^ entering domestic channels. /fter t/o years, permanent state- f^d plans with the same objective /would Income operative in any state whose/legislature approved a formula prepared by the secretary of agricul- tureC States could join the perma- t system, however, at any time three] /lands of Dick Jones; on the South by lands of S. H. Crdggans and C. C. Hill; on the West by pub lic road from Cross Hill to Chap pells ahd lands oi J. H. Miller. This being the same tract of land conveyed to T. T. Hill by Nannie Ox Watkins, Martha D. Brown, Victoria Neal, Calvin G. Hill, Sad ie F. Brooks, Lucia-B. Jones, Lila M. Hill and Casper J. Hill by deed recorded in the office of R. M. C. for 'Laurens County in Deed Book 38, page 169. Said tract of land will appear more fully on plat made by C.> W. Moore, Sur veyor, recorded in plat-book 1, page 194 for Laurens County. A copy of said plat is attached to the abstract filed with The Fed eral Ixand Bank.” Terms of Sale: Cash. The success ful bidder, other than the Plaintiff herein, immediately upon conclu sion of the bidding, shall deposit with the Clerk of Court the sum of Five (b^/f) per centum of the amount of his bid as a guarantee of good faith in the bidding. The same to be ap plied to the purchase price .upon his complying .with the terms- of sale, otherwise fo be paid to Plaintiff for credit on the indebtedness. In the The State of South Carolina, Coqnty of Laurens. in Court of Common Pleas. The Federal Land Bank of Colum bia, Plaintiff, vs. William E. Bell, J. D.,Bell, et al, Defendants. ——— Pursuant to a decree of the Court in the above stated casen will sell ring operation of the temporary , . x • .i)lan. No aid would be given after'event th« successful bidder should waited, for strength, but it l*^d 1938^ in any state whose]fail to makirsuch deposit, or should terms of sale, re-sold on the id^n l»hmd . dev.1" 'T, ’I;'/***'"’?' ■‘>™/nivki“r..ure had n':,! Adopted . ,i;„ ft ft w h the _ Although th. eeereury of aqricul- the said laid^ ,h.ll he look somewhere else.? But be may. to dinner. King Prajadhipok’s dancers j It was empty. Peter must/ave mi/ved/^.^e would have unlimited authority come back, expecting to/find me are going to perform for us m the entirely to another st/teroon/ He here.' ■ / I garden afterwards. You must come “You stay where-you are and 11 and watch them.” . i shall stroll outside. He naay have gone j Jenny was listless. “If only we could towards the gate.” / * jget to the boat!” she thought. Jenny stood in th^'^ middle of the Jenny went round in a trance, fol- courtyard, leaning /on her parasol. Everyone else was trooping out. They w^ere all on their way to the Phya ai palace for luncheon. Peter could lowing her companion from place to place. She went into the dining room and remembered nothing of how it had looked or what she had eaten. must be somewhere on Tthe bo/t, but hiding from her. What/hould/he do? (Continued Ne/t Issu/). W A fOTIC in measuring grants, aji_ amendment by^ Senator Clark, ^ Democrat, Mis- souT-ijv which was approved, would prohibit the total from exceeding the j $500,000,000 authorization in any one i year. j \ Senator Byrnes, Democrat, South Carolina, will propose an amendment Want Ads alw^a Cash in ad-!^*^ indope^en% office- HW ptovid- same or some subsequent Salesday on the same terms, at risk of the-de faulting purchaser. The purchaser to pay for pai>ers, stamps and recording. THOS. W. BENNETTy Clerk of Court, Laurens County. Dated Feb. 12th. 1936. not fail to-see her, standing there sojNig'ht, star-flecked and warmly per-ivance, excefd to biunness men or con- conspicuously/in the center of the'fumed, came hurrying down as theyicerna' hav|4tg accounts with The courtyard. It^ must be fully half an dined. Afterwards they went out to Chronicley This /ule will be strictly hour since lie had looked at his watch!the garden, which was magical tmthe!adhered and said It was twelve o’clock. Had!silvery,essence of the evening. ^something happened - to Peter ? But how ridiculous to think that a compe tent person like Peter should come to harm- “I shall go through these buildings, and yoii take the others, Angela, will you please?” said Jenny, indicating ^he two to the left. “I’m getting frightfully, nervous. . 1— ur/wo-la^iios- Mrs. Nonnie Youngr|4€lsm of the- AAA decision cla.mei], seating herself on a marble CenJennial/street. . . .ftl hi,...." h„ .q.n.ftr Iftihin.on FOR io in ^36. *1NT—tF urnis iqg.an actual appropriation for the farm prog^m. The last day of debate was mark ed by a spirited defense of prenie Court by .Senator George, / NOTICE OF SALE Thty^Satte of .South Carolina, / t'ounty of Ixaurens, / In Court of tdmmon Pleas. f/3tizens Building and Ixoan Associa- hed room for one j I)enu>f rat, Georgia, who asserted crit- a.s “ar- bench and regarding the Greek col umns. “I feel as if this day is everlast ing,” Jenny’s voice broke in on An gela’^ thoughts '“We’ll soon be op- our way no ^e slipped her arm protecti/gly Ceruennial/street. DlOl^checked free. Tubes, Parte, Aeries. Radio Repairing a Special- ty. ^aranteed Service.^ Phone 36. i Radio Exchange. tf slp; bitrary” by Senator Rdbinson, the ma jority leader, and others was “with out justification.” He said the court left an Ofiening for congress to legislate for agf^icul- either in on.in front of the Court House, at Laurens, C. H., S. C., on Salesday in March next, being Mon day, the 2nd day of the month, dur ing the legal hours for such sales, th«. following described property, to wit: “All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, containing 528Mi acres, more or*less, situate, lying , and being on Calhoun highway, about 6 miles northeast from the Town of Clinton, in Jacks Town- • ship. County of Laurens, State of ~ South- Carolina, having such shape, metes, courses and dis tances as will more fully appear by reference to a plat thereof made by E. P» Jones, surveyor, November 23rd. 1880, which said plat was recorded in the office of the Clerk of Court for Laurens County, in Plat Bo'ok 2, at page 102, and being bounded on the north by lands of T. P. Weir, on the east by lands of Mrs. J. R. Adair and Mrs. J. F. Bell, on the south by lands of First National Bank of Clinton, estate of P. M. ^ Pitts, Dr. Taylor and J. H. Stone, on the west by lands of J. M. Pitts, Auston Peter, and Ralston Weir. This being the same tract of land theretofore conveyed to the said William E. Bell by Mat- . tie L. Bell and John D. ^11, as trustee, on the 4th day of March, 1924, by their deed recorded in the office of the Clerk of Court for Laurems County, in Deed Book 51, at page 171.” 2.93 acres of said lands, adjoining lands now or formerly of Negro church lot and S. F. Vance, shown by plat jif G. A. Ellis, dated December 7th, 1929, on file with Federal Land Bank 'of Columbia, have been released from the lien of said, mortgage, and <^*e not affected by this proceeding. Terms of .sale: Cash^ The succes-vy ful bidder, other than the “plaintiff herein, immediately upon the conclu- - .sion of the bidding, shall depo.sit with the Clerk of Court the sum of/fiver (5G ) per centum as a guarantee of- 'lure “by placing “les.s resty)cttonT-'on “Don’t my dear. There’s nothing to^ through her friend’s. r woiry about at all. Your husband knows his way about. I think you should stay in the courtyard until he comes and finds you.” Jenny ignored her warning and hur ried across the cobbles on feet that were now winged with alarm. It was most disquieting. She raced from building to building. ’ When she re- An hour later Jenny stood Ai th^ roadside like one in a dream/waitir^ for the train .to take the^backvTo Paknam. It was slow in ^iing,/and her pulses raced in her Mer to /each the boat. But what ^ould ^e do w'hen !<he confronted I^ter?/ At last they we^ off,/and she watched the heads/of th^ tired pas- F0R RENTBedroom with twin i •t'' Power to-appropriate than on the /"beds, steam heat, and adjoining j legislate,” and add- bath. Meals if desired. Apply No. 2i.®^/.., Calvert Ave., or phone 208-W. lei “Whatever my patty writes into FRYERS FOR SALE—Apply W. C. Huffman, Thornwell orphanage, for Red and Rock battery-fed fryers. Ic the next platform, 1 will not support any program that/looks to the elimi nation of the.dujal system' of govern ment. “My obligation to my country i#" superior to my obligation to my SPARTAN All-.Mash Chick Starter. Mash or Pellets are the most con-1 joined" Angela'she'was panting, andjsengers nodding i/the yellow bubbles I venient and economical feed for •'<tart-| ^he amendment by Sen^- her eyes were wide with fright. 1 of light. / / mg and growing .chicks. Just one feed amendment oy he^eyeS “Jenny, my dear,” said Angela, “the thing for you to do is to come back to the hotql with me. Nothing is to be gained by staying here.” Jenny was at last persuaded to leave the palace. She was drooping now. A thought flashed like a thun derbolt through Jenny’s mind. The words sprangf^to her lips before she "^uld check-• them :''"^‘Have you seen Mrs. Langford about?” “No,” said Angela. “I’m sure sh^ didn’t come with us today. John was looking for her from end to^^d ,vof the train, and i» now in a hidKr be muse he couldn’t find her.” Jenny’s faergrew srhooth igAtrr her spirits rose. Of course, ^ter aure lo be somewhere aboj TTie hotel was really m old palace, with spacious ‘salons lijlw balLrooms, and bedrooms •the size/of halls. There was no sign of Pet He had not been h( nor was he in the was busY^^tlyibe F teiiL Her disnpiky ing down o Angela m; ton, S. C. When they /oa.c\\ej/ Paknam they still had a lo^ dis^nce to travel by tender. Jenny felt 111 with fatigue and worry. Hejr head /was throbbing, and her fears/were/like thorns piercing her fle^. Anpfela was a comforting present, altnough she did not at tempt''to ta^ to her. The tender-rode smc^hly,/the water slapping her si^s. A/4»j^zr“'?ame“'^ppihg iti'^ThomaS Heath Copeland.' ' om the gulf. Angela took off her t ajfd her silver hair flew loosely over/ her ears. Jenny still clutched Peer’s cigarette-case in her hand, e boat drew nearer and nearer. tion. plaintiff, vs (’airer Bragg, de fendant, Pursuant to order of the court m the above entitled matter, I will sell] his gaod .faith in the bidding. Tho to the highest bidder for ca.sh either same to be applied to the ,purcha.se in.or at the Court Hou.se at Laurens,I price upon his complying, with the S. on sales day in March next, the same being Monday, March 2nd, 1936, during the legal hours for such sales the follewing deseribeil proper ty to wit:’ , “All that certain piece, parcel or^ - lot of lawl, together with the im- provement.s thereon, lying, being and situate in the, corporate lim its of the Town of Clinton, Coun ty and Ktate aforesaid, contain ing fivt/eights ..(5-8) of an acre, more or less, and bounded and de scribed a.s. follow.s, to wit: On 4he North by lands now or formerly terms of sale, otherwise *tp be pajd- to plaintiff for credit on the indebted- nein?. In the event the/ueeessful bid-- der should fail to mftke such deposit, or should fail to comply with the terms of sale, the iaid lands shall be I re-sold on the sfi'me or some subse- jqu'eht sale.sday'on the same terms, at risk of the defaulting purchaser. The purcha.ser to pay for paper,-., stamps and>ecordrng. THO!^: VV. BENNETT, / C. C. C. P, & G. S'. February 10, 1936.—2-26-3tcb. for first ten weeks—no .supplements, j McNary to prohibit u.s^ of lands no changes. C. W. S. Guano Co., Clin- production for grazing belonging, to the estate'of B. M. COUNTY TRIUSURER’S NOTICE Henry, two hundred sixty two '^ / • • ''*jg33 Ic STORE BUILDINGS FOR RExNT— One store building, Pitts street, op posite Bailey’s Bank. One store build ing, Musgrove street. Reasonable rents. See Copeland-Stone Co., or tf MEN WANTED for Rawlei^ routes of 800 families. Reliable hustler should start earning $25 weekly and increase rapidly. Write today. Raw- hey* could now detect the outline of Dept. SCB-27-S, Richmond, Va. * , 2-2.?-4tj>e Iher ftumele looming -above the life boats. Jenny picked out a nautical cap. It must be Dick Charlton in his white uniform. The chasm of water narrowed till they touched the sides DONT experiment and risk all — Spartan Starting and Growing Mashes in Mash or Pellet form are MxreniI'shrdTd"notTno71b!'’^.'''^"^ °l !**V."* her feet .would carry her to her sttte- SPXrtxn-fed chick, live bet- of dairy and other cattle and barring hacve.sting of such lands grown to crops for sale. / -v It was rejected 44 to 28 after a stiff fight. Another amendment turned down, without a record vote, was correl- ary to Me Naty^?. ' Offered by 15ena- tor O’Mahoney, Democrat, Wyoming, it would have deducted from sub sidy payments any proceeds accruing to farmers from grazing or sale of crops from lands take.n out of pro duction. ; Also rejected was a proposal of Senator FTorbeck, ReplAlicSn, South in Oie lounge. rS of/4t the desk, room, or sustain her when she came ere Mieduff jface to face with Peter. Thai cock-. ‘‘Book up, old dear!” said Ang^a. iOv back, swoop-1 “We might as well be moving down.” ter and grow faster. C. W. S, Guano Co., Clinton. ' * Itc Dakota, to authorize an investigation of the feasibility of taking 10 or 15 per cent of cultivated land out of pro duction temporarily or permanently for diversion to other usesx The only other amendment adopt ed, aside from Clark’s, was one by LaFollette. It would authorize the (262) f<H*t, more or le.s.s; on the Ea.st by land.s formerly belonging to the e.state of G. H. Davidson, one hundred five (105) feet, mon or le.ss; on the South by lot ncr or formerly belonging to the /Es tate of Edd "Stephen.s, two hun dred sixty two_ (262) feet„/raore or less; on the West by ilVWsgrove Street, one hundred fiw (105) feet, more or less. Said lot of land conveyed to J. O. Barnett by dej 7th, 1927.” The bidder at siuih sale other than '^The books of the County Treasurer Will be open for the collectipn of taxes Cagi (t Bragg by dated May ; for th^ fiscal year, 1935, at the Treasurer’s office from .September I5th to December 31, 1935. After De cember 31 one per cent will be added. After January 31, two cent will be added, and after FwWSSty'29th, seven per cent will be added until /he 15th day of March, 1936, whei)^ the books will be closed. All persons owning property in more than one school district are re quested to call for/receipts in each of the several school districts in which on the bid being' knocked down make a deposit either in cash or by cash ier’s check oj/certified check with the the plaintiff in this action shall up-Yfie property-^* located. This is impot- tant, as additional cost apenalty may be attached. cai(i(- - - . er witti fresh certainty. | Jenny caught a glimpse of a tall sonte discreet enquiries,' figure looking over the side of Jhe bat the (e?ui»e men had caught promenade deck. The shoulders sug- aglimpib of Peter. Perhaps his launch,gested Peter; the face she could not was tflw river, or h® had wan-j see. He might ^ waiting for her at off ^ eiq>l< to xlei e:q)lore another part of I the gangplank. The tender was bump- ^ ing her sides against the steamer, scraping and tearing, heavinjp/ and barging off. Angela and Jenny were caught in great hall of the hotel. Nothing,the outgo*Ing rush and were among the last to leave the boat. Angrela saw that the girl’s face was like skimmed mMk, and she caught- her round .the Ptemoon wore on in a blaze >wering beat Angela stayed ■with/Jenny, who amt like a shadotw in adorned to rouse hier. At tea-fim^ one /ot the cruise men came bustling up / to tell her that Peter had taken a /• train hack to the boat shortly after waist Jenny drew her hat down over noon. her eyes and stepped up the ladder, “I came up on a later train and hap- peiMd to run into him at itbe station,” he said. “Wlien I got here they t(dd me you were looking for him.” ^Oh, yaa. Thanks so much.” Jenny’s > voiee was antomatie. Xlare, of course!” she thought, and saw the \ her glance darting from side to side Dick smiled at her in passing, al though she scarcely saw him. There was no sign of Peter. Of coarse not He would wait for her ih their state- roo&L \ / Angela took her part-sby along to 4- STORE ROOM FOR RENT J^omtr Pitts and Sloan Sts. A. O'DANIEL For Bad Feding Due to Constipation All abie-oodiea male citizens be- Clerk of Court, of 5 per cent of the I tween the ages of twenty-one (21) bid as guaranty of good faith in the and sixty (60 years of age are liable bidding./ Jn (M, event/the ’^highest, bidder at sudvjune fails to make the ‘deposit required forthwith I will im to pay a poll tax of $1.00. Commuta tion Road Tax $1.50 in lieu 'of rua 1 duty. All able-bodied men between secretary of agriculture to make usejthe same terms at the risk of the de- of producer associations formed un-; f^^lting bidder. At said sale the bid der the Capper-Volstead act in closed upon the date mediately resell the said premises on j the ages of 21 and 25 are liable to road duty except those in military ^ lowing funds to carry out the policy of expanding foreign and domestic markets and dlsj^sing pf surpluses. a«t rtd of eoiutlpaUoa by Uktet Blaek- Drauflit M toon m yon noUco that bowol MtlTlty jbsa slowed up or yon befln to fed Tbonssnds prefw BlMk-Drsugbt lor ttw rolreslUiif reUof-lt tana bronctat tbeoL . . Wrs. Ray liuUUia. of Lnle, Ark., wrltee: *'lly bnabnnd and 1 both tnk# TlMdford's BUek-DranataS jtnd .flad tt aplandld for eoostlpntkNi. Mlpnanwa ja* the dfangraanbia, ndiliic. tnwMMsf tnnt eoBdltloii.” Wltli iwlar-, 9omm trim ttiU eondltloii.^ Wltli iwisr-, OM* to ar^«€ aiMk-ommbk vtaMi tula wntbar ipirw bar atalldiwt, tow anya: Utaa flia toato aad It inva aMh T Malto.*' ' ' ^ BUCK-PRAUGHT I. Gray Funeral Home- /Clinton, S.C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS •aa flnd ••• . EMBALMERS / Ambulance Service Phones 41 and S9P-J L. RUSSELL GRAY uid / y. PARKS ADAIR, Gaa. Mgrs. of sale but will remain open until noon of the 30th day after the sale exclusive of the day of sale within which thirty day period, any person other than the highest Udder at the sale or any representative thereof may enter a higher bid upon comply ing with the terms of the sale *by making a deposit of 6 per cent of the bid as guaranty of good faith and thereafter within such period any per son other than such higltest bidder at the sale or any representative thereof niay in like manner raise the last h^hest bid and the successful purchaser shall be deemed to be the person who submitted the last high est bid within said period and who make® the necessary deposit, provid ed, that if the 30 day faHs on Sun day the bidding shall ^ closed at Mrvice, school trustees, school teach ers, ministers and students. Dog Owners! your dog is on the tax books. You are entitled to abatement of dog tax. by ..Reason of varies treat ment. But; it is necessary'that you present inoculation certificate county treasurer at the time of payment or before. Unless preset- ed then, tax cannot be id)ated. " Proper attention will be, givenrthoso who wish to pay their taxes tlirough the mail by check, money oj^er, etc., giving name of township and number of school district Peifeons sendiug'in names ' to be! taken off are re^oested to send them early and give the township and sehool district of Aaefa as the Treaa- orer ia very busy daring the moiith of' Deoembee. . - D. ROT SIMIPSbN, County Treas. -a -a. ifrVr,4 S .fc: /..* /■ ..A'*