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Farm of 236iq acres adjoining G. T. Little s plantation. Ex cellent soil, l or particulars, write Box 85, Landrum, S. C. MiYtT.Tg.y . * S . SINK FliKKT FKOM TlIK AIR. Flake Itocoiiuiu-ud* Hie Miwk With Airplane* I'pou <?cruiaii N?vy, Nov York, I**'. 23. ? Uso of airplanes tn a major attack on (lermany'H navy wns recommended In a Jetter made pub? Me here today from Hour Admiral Brad ley A. Flake to Allun It. llawluy, pres ident the Aero Oiui> of America. Till* i di'ti , the letter nays, is. not a "foolish motion of fanatics in aeronautics," hut Is a Noiiiid Idea, -Imaed on the principles *?f strategy. "AJ1 of Oertnany'H naval o^gs are In <un' basket," He*r Admiral Flake de clared, "and thorn* ejjua uro vitally es sential to her existence as a nation, it Ih my profound conviction that we can smash thesis eggs hy tor]>cdoplano nnd Atr-4>ou*h attack*. If wo can pro Hire ami deliver them on a acale autll rlentfy grout. "Whether or not the submarine has been beaten," aaid Admiral Flake; "let ub realize that rhe submarine Ih only ?*ie of tlie naval weapons, and that na val 8trnt?fcy reeognljseg the fact that no long aa the enemy's fleet oxiata as a fighting force, no long aa it remains wliat we call 'a U<m.?L in being,' It con Htltutea a continuing menuce, from which an attack of some kind may he ex pooled at any time. For thla rea son no more airibsldoucc of suhniarlne activ ities should blind ua to a desirability of sinking or disabling the (tormuu lieet. "If the (aily way to win thla t^nr Is to tight a long amH'tytsjbou of enormous land battles, ttxen wM must ll^ht thein ; but h may In< advantageous to see If an alternative method leaa bloody, but equally decisive can Ih? devised." Winthrop Oolleffe will reopen on January ImIi. ^ttiidetvtM will 1h? expect - ?xi to arrive on January 8th. Churches School Houses and other -public buildings can Ik- well lighted ut very little cost by DELCO -LIGHT This wonderful clcctric lighting plant bring.-* rlcc tric light and power to your very door. Simple, compact, economical and practically fool-proof. Over 15,000 now in use. Make it a point to see the Delco*Light plant in operation. homk i k. hi Mid I'OWKK COMPANY Charlotte, N. C. Dmtco-Lifht Ilemilab Newt*. Christmas duy passed away quietly and pleuaunHy In this section. Tho showers that began to fall In the af ternoon did not mar thp loveliness of tho morning. The placet* that have been made vacant for several mouths by our college students are again accu pied. MIhhoh Bthel liruce and OJga Rush returned from Wlntlirop College, Miss l^orena Humphries froui Columbia (Vllege; Messrs. Allen Murchlson, Troy W<?st and Alger Hush from Carolina ; Mr. Charlie Howell from Vamlerbllt University, Tennessee, and I)ewltt KiisU from Olemson (Jollege. A crowd of the neighborhood folk were delightfully entertained on Tues day evening by Mrs. S. J. West. Mr. (J raw Adams entertained on Wednesday evening lu honor of those who are at home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wost and family spent Christmas with Mrs. West's i>ar ents In West Watereo. Miss I/orena Humphries and brother, Torn, spent Sunday In Sumter. Mrs. S. J. West Is s]>endlng a few days with her parents at York. Master Authur Smith and little sis ter, IiUctle, aw sending a few days with relatives at Lancaster. Little Miss Virginia Owen of West vllle Is visiting her aunt Mrg. Sarah liruee. j Miss Halllt? Itush Is spending a few days with relatives here. Mrs. S. V. Taylor of Clxeely vllle is spending the holidays with her par ents Mr. and Mrs. I). P. C. Murchlson. Misses Add Katherine and May Mur ehison speut ?bristmus at home. Mr. Alex Ilruee Is spending a few days with hln bother at Ilonea Path. Mr. John McDobgald of Camp Jack son spent Christmas with relatives here. Dr. and Mrs. I>. A. Howell of Flor ence s|x*nt Christinas with the former's mother Mrs. Elizabeth Howell. Walter V. Huyek, a well known at torney of Ht. Mattlwws died sudden ly at bis home at that place Sunday morning. RUB OUT PAIi with good oil liniment. T1 the surest way to stop th I he heat rubbing liniment is Jj MUSTANG LINIMENT f Good for ihc A ilments of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. Qoo d for your own A ches , Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains, Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c- 50c. $1. At all Dealers. ? is thejjpcw "cold botiJe" to enjoy with the immemorial "hot bird" ? n Goft drink in the c-rlctrrt sen.v?, but the : vrhc .t, nippiest oppc . l.wc r ;r.-.aginiiblc ? rich . .1 (.ho \..\vor cf riutritivr ?*: c.ji nnd ir.-.porte ... ? hopo. BEV r: J (;ood things to <\-t tnste even better? ??jk! it's healthful. f ANHRIJSER BUSCH ? St. Louis, U. S. A FINAL DISCHARGE Notice la hereby ?iv?u that one month fro** thta date, oil Monday i>e oet&ber 31*t, 1917, I will make to the Probate Court o X Kerahaw County my Ana) return oh Administratrix of the estate of J. If. McOougan, deceased, and 9ii the Name day 1 will apply to the ??ld Court for a flual discharge as *ald Administratrix. MHS LOIB V. MciiOlJOAN, Administratrix. Camden, S. 0., November 27th, 1P17 VlNAL DISCHARGE i J ? 9 * Notice 1h hereby given that one month from iIiIm date on Tuesday January 8th. ^Ul?, I will make to the Probata Court of Kershaw County my dual return an Executor of the estate of Mrs. Edith A. Mi 11m, deceased. and, on the name day I will apply to the aald> Court for 1 -otters DiHjiilsKory uh Huld Executor. LAURENS T. MII,I.S, Executor. Caindeu, S. C., Nov. .'U)th, 1917. MASTER'S SALE State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. Court of Common Pleas Laurens T. Mills, Plaintiff, VN. Joseph J. Hanks, Defeudant. Under and by virtue of a decree horo* In, of his Honor, (Jeorgo E. Prince, Providing Judge, of date Noveml?er 2 H, 11)17, I will offer for saie^for cash, at public outcry, before tho Court I louse door, in the Clty^, of Camdcu, County of Kershaw and State of South Carolina, on the flrst Monday in Jan uary, 1018, being the 7th day thereof, within the legal hous of salo, to the highest bidder, the following tract of laud : All that parcel and loit of ' huid lying and belli# In the County of Ker shaw and State sof South Carolluu, lK>uuded and described as follows: North and West by lands of Kmlly N. Shannon ; Bast by the run of a branch which separates the land conveyed from land, now or formerly owned by J. C. Campbell, and South by Sanders Creek. The above tract of land Is the same that was conveyed to Thos. L. Bank? by M. liaum, Survivor et nl, by deed of date April 23, 1001, which deed was recorded In the olllce of the Clerk of Court for Kershaw County In Book III at Page 001. The said tract of land contains thirty (30) acros more or less. ? L. A. WITTKOWSKY, Master of Kershaw County. I>eccmber 7, 1917. TAX NOTICE Qfllee of Treasurer Kershaw Co. Camden, S. C., Sept. 24, 1917. Notice Is hereby given that the books will be open for the oollecting of State County, and School Taxes from Octo ber 15th, 1017, to March 15th, 1018. A inmalty of 1 per cent, will be added to nil taxes unpaid January 1st, 1018; 2 per cent. February 1st, 1018, and 5 per cent, March 15th, 1018. The rate per centum for Kershaw County is as follows: Mills State Taxes 8 1-2 County 'IMxes f fvpeciiii Taws . .. ... ' -> 10 1 Road Taxes Sch<V)l tnxes I Total 22 The following School Districts have special levies : School District No. 1 School District No. 2 School District No. 3 School District No. 4 School District No. 5 School District No. 0 ..... School District No. 7 School District No. 8 School District No. 0 School District No. 10 School District No. 11 School District No. 12 School District No. 13 School District No. 14 School District No. 15 School District No. 10 School District No. 17 School District No. 18 School District No- 10 School District No. 20 School District No. 21 School District No. 22 v School District No. 23 School District No. 24 School District No. 25 School District No. 20 School District No. 27 School District No. 2H School District No. 20 School District No. 30 School District No. 31 School District No. 32 School District No. 33 School District No. 34 i School District No. 35 School District No. 3*5 .... School District No. 37 School District No. 38 ! School District No. 30 I School District No. 40 j School District No. 41 I School District No. 42 I School District No. 46 School District No. 47 4 ^'he poll tax Is $1.00. All able-bodied male persopy from ?1><> use of twenty-ou'e (2*) to sixty (00) years, l>oth inclusive, except res Iden t s of incorporated towns of the county shall pay $2.00 bs a road tax, except ministers of the gospel actual j ly In charge of a congregation, teach I ers employed In public schools, school i trustees, and persons permanently, dis abled in the military service, of this state. and persons who served In the late war between the States, and all Ix>rpons actually employed In the quar antine service of this State and all residents who may be attending school or college at the time when said road tax shall become due. Persons claim ing disabilities must present cutifr, cates from two reputable physicians of thla county. J All Information as to taxes jprtU be fnmished upon application. D. It McOiAKniL, Oofmt w Tmmmrtx. ^ ? i mm i jijj ,? SHERIFF'S SALE \ ?ii i. i im Voder and b y virtue of a decretal order iu the caw of Ada B. McLaugb 11a, In her gwu i lKiit and an Adminis tratrix of the estate of J. II, McJL?au|jh lln, deceased, rlaintiffa, va Jeaae B. McLaughlin, LlUfe Kmuia McLaughlin, Ada Belle Mclaughlin, the younger, J. J. Self, Jului B. Adger, li. I. Man ning, A. W. Washington, Joe Mlkle, Julius Drown, Mauk Newton, ltoaa L. Wuatkerly, In her own right and aa geueral guardian of liaton Wetherly, Ilannlhal Weatherly, Bonnie Kate Weatherly, Isaac Weatherly. Wllma Weatherly, and Jerome Wdatherly, and the wild I.lHton Weatherly, Hannibal Weatherly, Bonnie Ka?te Weatherly, Isaac Weatherly, Wilma Weatherly and Jeroiue Weatherly, The State Life In surance C/ompany of Indianapolis, Ind., The American Agricultural Chemical Coruimny, The National I/oan and JC.\ chnnRe Bank^f Columbia, H. C., T. L. Northcut, Uussle. II. Shelor, Martha A. Buyck, Walter F. Buyck. Peter A. Buyck, Lillle K. Bruce. The Sumter Trust* Company, as Trustee for Eliza beth White, I>ena Clarke, L. I?. Jen nings, J. IV Kllgore, Bush McLaughlin, W. A. Gardner. Henth-Massey-Morrow Company, W. C. Rogers, I. A. By t ten burg,, O. Levy, Durant Hardware Com l>any and BiahopvMle Mule Company, defendants in the Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw County. State of J South Carolina, 1 will sei at public auction to the highest bidder at the Court House iu C<amden. in the Coun* ty and State aforesaid, on sales day In January, 11) IS, the same being the seventh day of said month during the] usual hours of sale, the following de scribed real estate, all that certain tract of land containing two hundred acres, more or less, and lying on the waters of Lynches Creek, and bounded North by land of Joseph Davis, Kast | by waters of Lynches Creek, South by estate of John Cantey, and West bj' the estate of Colelough, being the tract of land conveyed to J. ** Mclaughlin by L. A. Wlttkowsky. Master by deed recorded in ofllco of C. C. C. P. for Kershaw County in Book N N N at page 730. Terms of salo cosh; purchaser to pay for papers. S. J. SCARBOROUGH, Sheriff For I^ee County. FORECLOSURE SALE State of .South Carolina County of Kershaw In the Court of Common Pleas. F. W. Wagencr. Julius D. Koster, and 1'. W. Wagoner, Jr., co-partners in business as F. W. Wageuet* & Com pany, Plaintiff against 1 John Benjamin. Defendant. Foreclosure Sale. Luder and by virtue of a Decree In the alx>vc case by Hon. (?. K. Prince. ; presiding judge In the Fifth Circuit, of date November 2*^th, 1017, I will of"j fer for sale in front of the Court house door In the city of Camden during the legal hours of sale on the first Monday In January, 1918. lxdng the 7ttf day thereof, the following descrll>ed jmrccl of land : "All that piece, pavwl or tract of land lying, being and situate in the county of Kershaw in the. state of South Carolina on the eastern side of Wateree Iliver about eight (8) miles north of the city of Camden and con taining eighty and one-fourth (80 1-4) acres and bounded as follows": oi) the north by lands of the estate of G. W. Barnes, on the east by lauds of W. A. Fletcher, on the ?outh hy -tbe publici road leading f> Camden and on the West by lands of Mrs. S. Amelia Can tey." Any person desiring to bid at said Enjoy the Soft Light of Why put up with a flickering, flaring, smoking lamp when you can buy a Rayo ti RAYO LAMPS give a steady light that is easy on the i You remove neither the chimney nor the shado to Ughk ? -as convenient as gas. Artistic in design, they filigree ornaments that make cleaning a long Job. Your dealer will be glad to demonstrate Kayo Lamps, Ajk, j them by name. Aladdin Security OiF is the kerosene of quality ft? stoves and heaters* STANDARD OIL COMPANY So-,?D-a Hichmond. Va. / <awrM<?. ?. ft I sale shall tlrst deposit with the Masted the sum of Two Hundred- Dollars I ($200.00) in f money or certified check as a pledge to make good his bid in rase of its acceptance. Terms of sale? cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. L. A. WITTKOWSKY, 1 Master for Kershaw County. Dated ot Camden, 8. Dec. 10t 1917. MASTER'S SALE State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. In The Court of Common Pleaa Loan A Savings Bank, Plaintiff Against W. J. f^angley, Williams Insurance & Realty Comjwuiy, J. E. L. Brannou, George T. Little, Defendants Uliuer and oy virtue of a decrea of his Honor (George K. Prince presiding Judge, bearing date Nov. 28th, 1917 in the above entitled action, I wi'J pfler for sale before the Court House door in Camden, South Carolina, Monday in January next (t the 7ti day thereof, % hours of sale, to the . the following described. All that parcel or tract i Kershaw County, stated:! ollna, containing one on (111) aeees, nie^rtr _ tract No. seven (7) of the li morly of S. It. Adams, u?' plat of 8. M.' Boykin, November 22nd,' 1872, by tracts N 6. R and 6 of I East by lands \>f,Johji estate of-R. Brown; estate of R. Rrown and*] West by tracts Nos. <1 Adams Lands. The tflt? described Is the same com J. Langley dy deed of No, 20, Anoient Free Mi being recorded in U?< Clerk of OoUrt for lioolc K.K.R. page 442. cash. L. A, W1__T Master for Kerwaw Dec. 7th, 1917.. 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