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7‘ ■■ j - t WILL NOT WHOM MEXICAN.SITUATION AND THE SOLDIERS ARE UNCHANGED TNAVY TO BE IN STATE OF • WAR FOR THREE DAYS OBREGON AND SCOTT TALK General Sees Mexican Leader and They Hold Long Eight-Hour Par ley—-Unofficial Advices are Thai Situation is Improved and Agree ment is in Sight. Administration officials declared the Mexican situation unchanged, after President Wilson and his cabi net had coutcrred at the regular Tuesday meeting. Secretary baker said Gen. Funston’s original orders to pursue the Columbus raiders into Mexico still stood, as did the original purpose of the expedition. There was no Indication of a change in the determination of Pres ident Wilson not to accept any pro posal of the Carranza government conditional on djie immediate with drawal of the American forces. This element of the sugges'tions presented by Gen. Obregon and by Eliseo Arre- dorido, Carranza’s ambassador desig nate in Washington, has so far prov ed a stumbling block to an agree ment lor wider co-operation tn the bandit chase. From .Mexican sources it was learned tlnit tm.scd uimn the immedi ate withdrawal of the American troops, Gen. Carranza lias offered through his two representatives to place an active army of (went)-live men in Northcrit Mexico as soon a> the udministratipn are witfidiawn. The oiler was accompanied by as jsurnnccs. it is said, that more lhau half of thii force would be so placed as to guarantee border towns troiu .future bandit raids, while the re mainder would be used in a vigorous , juusuil of bandits. it was the condition of immediate Amseiewa withdrawal attached to the Daniels to be In Communication With All Yards and Some Ships at > Sea tn War Game. For the first time In the history ->f the country tho secretary of the navy some time between four o'clock Saturday afternoon and eight o’clock' the following Monday morning will issue orders over the telephone to the commander of a warship far out at sea. . ... - The secretary’s telephone wlll.be connected with the wireless station at Arlington, Va., end his voice will be flashed out through the air to the battleship. During the same period the navy departmnt will be in touch BRITISH DELAY REPLY ON THE CHINA SEIZURE Classified f nfnmn ' jind FOR SALE-FARM PRODUCTS FOR SALE“UYE STOCK Fanners Exehange FOK HALE—HKKIt SWEET POTA TOES AM) PLANTS. . ikMkTch I Swine—Tli« Daroc Champion. the Jr. Champion, Chiefs itny Tenns Our Protest Must Go to Admiralty and War Office Before it Will be Acted on. No definite date can be net for tho FOR SALE“FARM PRODUCTS •OK SALK—VELVET BRANS. Two million Porto KIco, Nancy Hah and Triumph potato plants for sale at f 1 per 1,000. B. T.' Rape, Waldo. Fla. reply of the British government to the third demand which Washington has made for the release of the thirty-eight Austrians, Germans, and Turks seized on the American steam er China near Shanghai, as the note Chinese Beans—New, the best of the Velvets. Rankest grower ot an, more humus and soil nitrogen and. winter cattle grazing forage than any legume as known. A few Barn well cour”*' grown seed. Peck, $1.35; bushel, H.50. , B F. Pee ples. Snrin» < leld. S.-C. otter, it Is understood, which lefl tj the Interruption ot tho El Paso con ference while Gens. Scott and Fun- aton lair the situation before Presi dent W ilapn. They had no power to deal on U at basis. There Is nothing to indicate thet any such power has been conferred upon them in the ad diflonal Instructions sent by Secre tary Baker. OfTldu.a maintained silence as to the nature of the new instructions to Cen. Scott. It Is believed, however, that be was authorised to make it clear to Gen. Obregon that white no proposrl for Immediate withdrawal would be eatertalned, the United States would welcome a demonsira' tlon of the Intention and ability bT the de facto government to carry out its pn gr'.m. . There la reason to believe the American officers now have author ity to make concessions in the way of limiting the zone In which Gen. Pet*- shlng's foices will operate until a demonstration has been made. Such questions as that of using Mexican railways to supply the America, troops also may be waived,.it Is undo stood, if they embarrass the de fact" government In Its domestic re lations The American army offlciaD are confident of their ability to main tain the shortened supply lines by motor truck Marked Improvement toward an agreement was made by the Amer ican conferees considering United States troop disposition In .Mexico,'' according to unofficial but author itative advice* from El I'aeo. and wer office before a final decision is ranched. | The latest American memorandum on the subject, according to the for eign office, “Is receiving sympathetic consideration.” Lord Robert Cecil, parliamentary under secretary for by wireless telephone with all of the, foreign affairs, discussing the mem- Svveet Potato - Plant*—Nr ncy Hall* Porto Rfco and Not ton Yam. Aku best variety tomato plants, ll.Zi per 1,000; 10,000 of more, |l.?i per 1,000. ' Will ship promptly Good strong plants, good count ReLerence, The Turner Count> . u . ... , t ,v. j , Bank. Asbburn, Oa. Amboy Flam must be submitted to the admiralty Velvet Bean* in 2-j Co.. Amhov. C* navy stations on both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. The navy department, according to an announcement made by Secre tary Daniels, will be placed on vir tually a war footing for that period as a “preparedness test.” The busi ness of all branches of the navy de partment with the various naval sta tions will be carried on over the wireless telephone. The heads of all branches of the war department and the various arm® of the military ser vice will be guests of the navy de partment during tho tests. The New Hampshire has been selected for the test. She will search for an Imaginary enemy off the At lantic coast. The commander will report to Secretary Daniels by wire less telephone on the result of his search, and will keep In constant touch with the''secretary's office. “This will be the flrst time in his tory that messages have been tele.- phoned by wireless from a battleship to shore.” Secretary Daniels ^ said, "and In no country has any such ef fort to keep in Instantaneous touch with all naval stations been made, nor would such a feat be possible ex cept In the United States. For all practical purposes the navy depart ment will be on a war basis, and much practical data that would he of Immense value in war time will be obtained.'* orandum recently, declared; “Tf Great Britain is wrong in theJChlna affair wo are ready to make tha necessary amends." Thece expressions are considered significant by those familiar with the contents of.the note, which reiterates the demnnd for the unconditional re-- lease of the men seized on the ground that none of the British argu ments in favor of their detention has any validity. The state department declines to consider any argument respecting their detention which does not seek to prove that these per sons were combatants, actually on the wiy to the scene of fighting, and has therefore refused to discuss the charge that they were Engaged In plots dcslgued to harm the British empire. ^ British Release Prisoners. The British government has de cided to release U»e thirty-eight Ger mans and Austrians taken from the American steamship China, say* a Ixmdnn dispatch Friday. bu. bags. $1.30 per bu. .Also regis tered Shorthorn cattle. Give us a trial order for tye are farmers try ing to help our brother farmers. Solomon and Otftes, Headland, Ala. F«>r Sale—Ninety Day Velvet Beans, $2.25 per bushel. Sudan Grass, free from Johnson Grass, 10c per pound, Spanish Peanuts, $1.25 per bushel. Ayers & Williams, Orange burg, S. IDO-Day Early Speckled Velvet Beans—The genuine, direct from originators. $1.'40 per bu. Frank F. Ray. Herbert. Ajp. F"- Sa’'' Potato Plarttw—Nancy Hal 90e per 1,000; Porto Rico Yams 90c per ,.1,000; Triumphs, 90» per 1,000; Strawberrv plant*, Im proved Klondyke, $1.25 per 1,000 Ml sionary, $1 per l.ouO. Cast must accompany all orders. J. U Mills. I* I* Hot I&8. Htorke. FL ■ Million* sweet potato plants now- ready. Cash with order brings them nufrk. $1 per 1,000. Red Providence, Early Triumpha, Nor ton Yams, Nancy Halls Porto Rlcoa. Farmers Co-Operative. Plant Co., Homeland. Oa. the Jr. Champion. Cniera picture u head of- bard. Aspen Dale Farm, Delaplnne, Va. Ready for Shipment—Several bead of big tyne Duroc-Jersey pigs. All registered. G. W. Doolittle, Sander** vllle. Ga. * I. G. Alien A Son, Newport, Tenn.—• Breeders of pure bred Shorthorn cattle, dual-purpose kind, reds and' roans. Calves, heifers, ball* and cows for sa'e. For Sale-—60 ex‘*a fine Poland Chi a pigs. All eligible to register ai d best breeding. Dr S. J. Summers and Sons. Cameron. 8. C. „ iorkshlre Pig*—$5; seven weeks old. S. W. Hayles. Lenoir. N. C. itegi Chi able prices. Claude Jen byvIUe, Tenn. pice pigs, best breeding, Gilts—> reason- SbaF Gate New Stock, Late Florida Velvet Bean Seed. $1.50 bushel. John W. Smoak, Fairfield, Fla. Eer'y Speckled Velvet Beans for Sale —$1 75 bushel, quality fine worth I double cowrens, feed or fertilizer. I Buy early while cheap. F. A. Bush. Richland. Ga. For Hale—Early Speckled hand pick ed Velvet Beans. $2 per bu. Guar anteed 95 pe- ceut. germination. Not hand. $1.50 per bu. Sunnyaulo Farm. China. Ala. Gotlbey’* Sweet Potato Plant*—Al leading varieties $1 per 1,000. i _wlll also give absolutely free to every customer a trial nacka'a of my new seedling sweet potatoex. Bodbey’s Golden and Yellow Triumph. T. K. • Godbey, Waldo, Fla. lairge Berkshire* at Stona Farm, Petersburg, Va. Uegtstered IVoroc Jersey Pigs—A •elect vnung boa*-* and gilts farrow ed last November, for sale. Price* low. Col. and L. Red Straina. Deep cherry co’or. Write for prices. Elm wood Live Stock Farm, Montlcello, Oa. Sweet Potato Plants—Early Improv ed Triumph. $1.10 **»- 1,000. Full count and *”-omot shlnment guaran teed. Reference Baldwin County llnnk. J. W. Snowden, Bay Mln- ette. Ala. FOR SALE-FARM PRODUCTS MISCELLANEOUS. TO GUARD DEFENSE SECRETS The stations with which the navy department will be in constant touch by Wireless telephone are Ports- mouth. N. H., tloston. Newport. R, I., New l,ondoa. Conn., Brooklyn. PhUa- delphlr*. Annapolis, Norfolk, Va. Charleston, Pensacola. Fla. New Orleans. Great Lakes Naval Station. North Chicago; San Diego. Cal., Yor- ha Buena Island. Cal.. M ire Island, Cai., and Paget Sound. Wash. BLOCKED MEXICAN ARMY It la bglieved now the matter may be threshed out in the next day or ao.- This progress was dua^o Ihej ment. fact, it was said, thr.t Gen. Obregon, representing the de facto govern ment. had concluded there was no possibility of altering the Intention of the Washington government not to withdraw Gen. Pershing's expedi tionary force immediately. At eight o'clock Tuesday night, eight hours after his conference with Gen. Obregon began, Gen. Scott, chief of staff, of the United States army, handed the following statement to the \tseriated Press: Americana Take IVisitioa to Ilepular Threatened Advance. An attempt by a body of do farto Mexican cavalry, the advance guard o) Gan. Arnulfo Gomez’s force, to enter Chihuahua through Puiplto Pats, was blocked Tuesday by Amer ican troops, according to a reliable report received from American forces. The Mexicans, areording to tin report, were under command of Col. Jesus Marla Aguirre and had pene trated eighteen miles into the pass before their movement was discover ed by a United States military aero plane. which reported their presence to the American com uander. The American troops are said to have hern drawn up in strategic for mation to I told the paxs and Col. Aguirre did not attempt to press for ward, but went into camp and dis patched messengers to the rear, pre sumably to communication with Gen Gomez. Coi. Aguirre's advance Into Chihuahua is believed to have been the forerunner of a general move- NET LOSS IS NOTHING England Has Built Merchant Ships as Fast as She Has Ix>st Them. “We arc still conferring In a .spipit of mutual good will and ' impd to arrive, at a solution that will lie satisfactuy to both of our governments. There will be noth ing more for publication.” —r— This statement was signed “Obre gon and Scott." The negotiations took nn unexpect ed turn. In the morning it was an nounced that prqbably there would be a iiicet.ng of tlie^conferees in the afternoon, with’Gens. Kunston and Scott representing tho I’nited States, as jn ti e first conference, and with Gens. Obregon and Jacinto Trevino representing Mexico. At noon,' however, (Jen- , Sqctt. walked “nnattendcdTi om his private Car to the Motel Paso Del Norte, leaving (Lon. Funstcn to lunch alone in the car. About the same time Ge n. OU' i eon crossed over from Jua rez jn In's touring car and proceeded to toe same place. Arriving at the hotel, pen. Scott and O ‘.n. Olw'gon went tn a room on the ejgl tb floor, reserved bv A. J. Menu new: president of tire Alva- red i Mining and Milling Company, which h s large Interests at Pnrral. the ircne of the recent outbreak of Mexicans ppnfnst the American troops It b-'came known then that the two generals were to he the guests nf luncheon of Mr. McQuat- ters, a friend of both. _ [ — At th*3 meeting, which hoggn at 1 neon anH lir^ied into the night, Gen.’ Scott is reported to have employed ’ the s *me forties which he *uee**g*-i fully employed In his | w tn vnfa, the Geronlmo Incident i .nr! ntl • * eftaiTA-.y V«.h w m tor i :m •the re*-"*.' * ■ n of Ic ln? tre nt”-ru -p r - M . r « 1 kqg of the Washington gov ernment.' He •a’d *o beve- Irdirated to Cca. Ofcrr?a» tire illrrz; the t> <tr4 5'atrs I* tb* be>* f>1re4 M»*l*<i E"** f Tlial Preiid.nl - \Ubui tjm'.j Earl Curzon, Lord Privy Seal, has announced in the British House of Lords that a total of 450 enemy ships had been detained, 8»lzed or captured by the Allies in all parfs of the world since the beginning of the war. He. added that It was an encourag ing fact, and a curious coincidence that the__Rrltlsh merchant ships lost through war operations were exactly balanced In .number and tonnage by U-e new ships, added to the register during the war. Senate Committee Acta Favorably oa BUI Introduced by Tillman. The Senate committee on naval af- For Sale—One eight-foot Doering reaper and binder, pructlcal’v new; one pair mules; one four-horse wagon. Will cell cheap on te-m*. Also 150 bushels of mixed peas at $1 per bushc*. sacked, f o. b. Anple- ♦ •tl. J. P. Guess. Appleton. 8. C .xuiet i <>laio Lr*>w«r>—i um Dous ing orders lor 20,000.000. plants fo* “tiling delivery. Varieties. Port- Rico. DatMraw Banna Yam. Hard si ell Norton Yam have my specia’ attention. I guarantee satlsfsctior In over» resnect. Price. 1,000 to 5.000. per 1.000- 5.000 u*V 90c per 1.000 Reference. Exchange Tt rV W-de’e Cf Fur (liufa*. P->as. Beans. XalJL bag »9tSd 1" jrep<?rt ^Pjab’i I ine j>lll by Mr. Tillman of Soutn, ***■ If. C. Carolina, chairman of tha commute-. Water- 8. Hus- iwtm Write for prtcss Halford and Co.. Paanut Soeetattata. Norfolk. Va. for the Increared protection of mill-; ' > ^ ,> ****! , i **' tafy kwr travar Mcidt*. Ttre bttt would apply to contractors and work men on contracts for tha govern ment. The bill provides Imprisonment of not more than ten years to any one romrounlrating to a foreign govern ment any dense aecre* of the United States. Any one seeking to procure Improperly such secrets would be subject to Imprisonment for not more then one year or a fine of not more than one thousand dollars, or both. tor Hale—Coker's. Williamson'* pedigreed seed com. Small iwd cob and long gralna. Carefully •elected, graded and screened. One peck. $1; one bu.. $3. Cash with order. T. P. Panders Jr., Hagood. 8 C. MAY START OVER BORDER Funston Has Authorty to Pursue Hot . Trail Ynto Mexico. A new American expeditionary may already he arores tha Mexican border In psrsuit of the bandits who raided G'enn Spring* and Alpine, Tiia*. Secretary Baker said Mon day be had received a report from Gen. Funston as to steps taken In that direction, but declined to reveal ita contents. He said Gen. Fun- ston'a original orders still stood, however, and they gzve him author ity to cross ona hot trail whenever the need aroee. For Hale—Spanish Bunch Peanuts. $1.15 per bu.. 28 lbs. the bu. Also tho Spreading Peanuts. $1.15 per bu. These peanuts made an aver age of more than 40 bu. to the acre after oata. Ayers and Williams. Orangeburg, 8. C. For Hale—Fifteen pounds selected Ninety-Day Velvet beans for seven- tv-five rents: one bushel. $2.25; e»ck. <4. Two-bushel sack Lookout Mountain Irish potatoes. $3 50 Mexican June corn, neck, seventy- five cents: one bushel. $2 50. Bur clover soed In five-bushel sacks, with InocuKtlon., $3.50. All f. o b. here The P. Rosenberg Ware house Cn., Box 376. Abbeville. S. O FOR SALE-MI5CELUNE0CS n»ew or Hmoke—Virginia's Bes* Leaf Tobacco. 20e per pound by parcel post prepaid. B. C. Dillon Hardy. Va. Weorgla Cane Hyrup—New, pure, ua adulterated; $14 per S5-gal barre f. o. b. Cairo, Ga. Quantity limited Short crop. Order quick If you ez pert to get It. J. L. Mauldin, Cairo Ga. Ellorhe's Straw lint Cleaner—Con tain* no poisonous or inlurlous in- rrrdlcpts. Cleans ail kind of straw Hats. Make your hat new for onlv 10c; bv mail. 12c. Manufactured bv A. G’-de Ellerbe. Florence. 8. C ^ Remedies—A guaranteed cure for discovery, also strengthens the gums ami cleans teeth. 25c post paid. C. E. McFarland, Luclen. Miss. We cany a full stock of fancy man tels. tiles and grates; send for cat alogue and price list: also full line of wall paper. Address E. W Vogel. Sumter. S. C. wishes, to see Mexico rid of Villa <-ut)aws, and ns soon a.* tills is ac* roiupllslieii, the American troojis w ill he w-itlujrawn. That It appears that the atti tude of the t lilted States govern ment has not been perfectiy uiider- st.oejl, since, far from seeking In tervention, tint Is the very thing it w ishes Jo avoid. That -the majority of the Ameri can people, and even t he inifitaryvA are in accord with President Wil son's device to aioid intervention. 1 hut the United States Jiad been infillmetl the \ dhi element still was very.strong in Chihuahua and Dtirango. and it felt that It must take every preoanHon against P'e repetition of such incidents as tho Coktrnbus raldj Washington, he is said to have as sorted, p’anned jo pursue to tho end tlie task it had bh,run. and mturafly deslrod the co-operation of the Car ranza government, since that would hesten the withdrawal. • Inyivy For Sale—Lteo Hivos. Beekeepers' snnotlos. S?.3rt for best patent hive complete, readv for hoes. Write for sopc’al nriee list. Roebuck Gin Co.. Ttnehiirk. S. C. For Hale—Cowpeas. Whlnpowlll, Un known. Clay. Brabham. Iron and Mixed. Shin peck or car load 75c tn $1.75 per bu. Potatoe plants, Nancy Halls and Porto Ricos. See ds! price. 90c oer 1.000. Improved Pepper, tomato and egg plants. II *-er 1,000. Valdosta Seed and Plant Co.. Valdosta, Ga. FO ItSALE—HEED SWEET POT \ TOES' AND PLANTS. For Hale—Porto Rico and Je-iaalem Yarn potato plants now ready to •hip at $1.25 per 1,000; $1 for larger amounts. Can furntsa 50.- 000 per week E. J. WlU«*ma. Ty Ty. Ga. ancy $1.50 1,000. Be quick with your order. Coleman Plant Co., Tifton, Ga. Potato Plants, $1.50 1,000; Nancy Hall, Porto Rico, Southern Queen Early Triumph, Pumpkin yam* guaranteed true to name. O. M Bennett, Rebecca. Ga. Potato Plants, $1.25 per 1.000. Porto Rico, Triumph, Nancy Hall. O. E Watts. R F. D. No. n . Box 141 Bartow. Fla. Sweet Potato Plant* — T-iumph Whittle, P.ittlsall, Porto Rico and Pumukln Yam. $1.50 per 1,000. Middleton’s.Farm. Vienna. Oa. Pc *'* Biro Pi.tat<> Hllits for imme diate delivery: $1.8® 1 000. Large o’-'ter* 'c*s. J. R. T.mcrson, Oslnes- d**. Fla. Aldurin Farm Duroew—Raising ho*** is not a side Issue with ua. nor is It run In conjunction with ether *nrm operations merely to «Mve*-«1fv. Growing Duroca ia our basinet*. They are mated, culled and fed with the view to the production of th* best ty-e of the Duroc bree*. Onr sowa sre sired by some of tb* breed’s best boars. •Pigs now reedy for sale. We shall be very glad to Quote you prices. Aldurin Farm, Avalon. Ga. Jones da B. Yow, Owner. For Vwiry Halt, Tort o Rico and Jar- ■ey Ycm .Plants. We are now book ing orders, will begin shipping stwmt Ar*rH 15. Carefully tied, plants to bunch, wrapped with damp moss. We gnarsntee satisfac tion.) Prices. »l 85 per 1.00®; 10.- 000 or more. $1.25. Book your order early and be sure of getting them. T. J. Shlnglcr and Bro., Donalsonvllla, Ga. gi slips. Nancv Hall, Porto Rico. First shipment May 1. $1.50 tar 1.00®. E. L- Florence. $2 8. Broad 8c. Atlanta Ga. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES W sated—To save , on money o* your magazines and paper* Give maga zines for Christmas. Writs for my free catalogue showing *11 lowaot clubbing offer* W. B. McCall, Marten. 8. C. , ■ ■ I bey all kinds ow empty oil and Col* alJrMg $1 per eettlng. Thompson stra.n, cockerels end gnlnee pit* Walter A. Moore, t George St Charleston* C. * ~ Portraits foe Ham pie* Send say good portrait and 92 and within tee days we will shin yon a beautifully flntshpd 14 by 20 cor vexed portrait, framed la bepdxom* frame that yon ran aell at $0, Ooor*i* Art 0 jpi !y ( ompaar. U»% Whitehall stresC At'erta. Ga Plants for Hole—Nancy Hall, Bunch Yam and Dodly. Yam. 11.10 per 1.000; $1.75 pef J.000 postpaid; $1.40 per 1,000 Ip orders of 5.000; $1.30 per 1,000 In orders of 10.* 000. Plants well hardened. J. L- Wlnslow, Thorsby. Ala. I'nrto Rico Yam* and other var'etloe of potato ill"* 15r per 100: |1.2S per 1,000. T. 8. Shannon. Pender, Ga. with every id Mg IMI sale. Quick sales aad big dally profits to agent. Free aan.ple and full Information fum Ced Empire Roectaity Co.. Bos Ga. 114. P<r« Augusta, -Facilities for oUo- Ing Insurance of all claeaaa any where In Snath Carolina. Bnaefo) •**oat<'’'* rtvaa risk* In sma’ 1 towaa and c—ntrv. Cotton and gtna Hared readily. W. K Sanaa. Oran**' w. 8. C. P'*rt/> KI<-o Potato Plants—#1.75 per 1.000. Cvbbsge and Bermuda 0" ,, »n plant* $1 -er 1.000. All delivered, r' J. Walker. Plneraount. Fla. Wsalad—Trustees and school o'T- ’« to know that w* have a pu*'*- ' era available for both - , _ _ Marta* vllle. 8. C. -•• io snow ids' w* nave s her of teachers available for rural a* 4 city schno'a. Addr W. Oeirrtt. Coker Collate. I WANTEB-HIDES AND JUNK shipper*:—Highest cash prices pale for scrap Iron and at**!. Specta offer mad* for cotton mill machla ery, cast Iron, brat* land, coppec sine, rubber boot* aad shoe* ante tire*. Inner tubes, bones, mix ad rags. etc. Reference, nay baain' M. Kirhelhautn. Lynchburg. Va Fop Real—Sullivan's Island, station 27. throe comp'etoly fum'iibe** hnuaokeerlnr rooms- plaasa sera** ed: electric light*. Pefereaew Fives. “8. A. <f." 204 Rutledgd Av*.. Charleston. 8 C. F0ISJOE-EWS AND P0ULT1Y Borgal**—Whit* $7 per 100; Notice to All—Nancy HaH. 1’orto Rica. Jerusa'cm -Yams. Plants a't $1.50 1 000 up *o 1 0.000; $1.25 from 10.000 un. J. J. Btooks, R. F. D. 2. Ty Ty, Ga. lv< an Nuts for Sale—James. Teche Rii<-ooll and larger unkrown parer i? or sale—Nancy* Hall; Porto RK-o shell varieties 1 w-ant 35c per lb f. o. b. TtcnnettsvlU*^^ Mail me of- fore Will mail samWeg to parties meanlr"' hitslne**; Charles Cros- land. Bennettsvillc. S. Wanted— Ml kind., of houses to move, without tearlner down rhlm ' ney~ Saves house ren and matt rial. Write Pox 32. Ridgeway. S. C Mlvcd Pons $1.45- Pin" Pons, .<1.60 Nnli amf Co . Maiden N. C. Wanted Hides. Furs sod Writ* ua for prices end ahlpptni tags. Do It now! Charleston Hid* and Fur Co.. Charleston 8 C. Ref erenc*. Carolina Havings '<aDk. - Notice to Hhlppers—We pay th* highest cash prices for mixed can ■crap Iron. Special offer* made fo' cast iron, cotton mill machine!? scrap, copper, brass and al) kind* metals: rubber hoots and shoes auto tires and Inner tube*, mixed rage, hones, hide,... tailor clipping* etc. Car load lota or leas. Rafer ence. any firms or banka of Lynch burg. Don't sell unlesa yoa bav> my offers before you. M. Elebel beum. t.vnchhnrg. Va. TREES AND SHRUBBERY Budded i it‘ran tree*, producing large, stiff shell nuts. 50c to $1 per tree Speclnl dWoiints fo;' lots of 100 Top budding seodMngs. unprofitable variettss,. and native hickories by contract. Twelve years experience In pecan culture. W W. Wntson. " Pof*?4 T) worwl ’* Orn n f'd'Hu re- fl f* Leghorn Chick*, pallet* 50c each. Heavy layers. Doilverr and count guaranteed. H. Robey. Ptaeora, Ov 1*1 aeon*—White Homers, White Swiss Mondataea. Belgian Cara**ox, Bngllsb Olaat Rant*, mated and working; money bock If tk^f dost please. Write for price* H. B. Gordon, 112 Allen St., Owensboro, Ky. Send a dollar bill and get 15 Brad* ley*e B'-red Rocks Young's Slngla Comb Whit* Leghorns, or North* rup's Single Comb B 1 *'* Minorca eg*s. by parcel post, from priso winners. ''scar Hege, Winston* Salem. N. C. Puff Omtngtons—Single comb. Sum mer prices. Setting of IS eggs. $1. M-s. T ' E. Worth. Blnffton 8. C. Kellev’s Bar»-ed Plvmonth Rocks win in the show-room and in the too* basket. Eggs from exhibition penk >3 end $5 per 15. f*—a from good ntlUtv $1.50 per 15. H. L. Ke’ley. Griffin. Fia. PERSONAL and Red Providence potato plants $1.15 per I.oo.i) f o. b. Starke, Fla. Williams Rrofc.. Slorke, Fla. LAKGE FARM WANTED I'otatd Plants—Ten million Nancy Hall and Porto Rico Yarns at f 1 per 1,000. Orders filled promptly. J. V. HutcHngson. Lakeland, Fla. So o«*t Potato Plants—Nancy Hall, Porto Rico, Big Stem Jersey, $1.2- per tbauaaJid. Tomato nlanty f 1.25' fir'.anilo'Ph’fit ro.. Orlnni!.), Fla . —Complete with stock and tools In exchange foi Post un. Mass., nnvestment property Rented for ten thousand dollars yearly C J Seheffroen. 1010 Old South Bldg., 204 Washington St., flnatitn. Mr «a Marry—For sure success try an old responclhle club , established many venr«- gn«*‘ < etoos satisfaction; oyer 50 ooo members; many wealthy; testimonials and descriptions freat The ReHshie Ct.ih Mrs. Wrnbel, Box 26. Oakland. Cal. I Dr-re You Answer This?—T.onely firmors wo-'* $70,000 seeks mar* riirro. “Honorable," 57-4th street, c '"n Francisco. _ - sons for n< t t.-.king Jmmrvlinfe stcjis toward greater co-^neiatloti | n th- rn-rsult of the handit*. Ms represen tatives have i»oin*c<J to ihe fact tliat . We have for sale the fo lowing re- bjiFt casoll-e a n d steam e n ™-ties in first cl oc s condition: Ore 2-ho Ke-vanre $45- one °-hp Fwvromv. $:'5: oro"* ?-hn -T-iirbanks-M'-r-e. *45; ore 4'A-hr Woodruff, new. > r R: also t’-p following steam en gines: One 4 0-hn Uddell-Tothn- ■ Viris. one-Vit-hs—EHe. one- -25-hn hrtrk work * ■'tier; otte.^O-hn Al -mo ke-nsepe crcire. Howhrd Machine Shops. Blackville. S., •C. atry mov ement . of Mexican tixstps In I IfwmMttrtifinr. *r ya rd: J t*»e region where the American T Box P'eating.'Skirt. . ■ .. ’■ aerptiag. t—r^fTf—rpwrn r’FTrtrg cttt t •WfcBehaH St. JM-rtv Ga. Ag« Acrord«toh. •er vard: ton Hueet potato Plant-—Nancy Ha Porto Rico. i'umpkiir YaulT Triumph: nil plants guaranteed, k'ive hundred, one dollar; • thou sand. $1.25. Long Branch Farm, Blakely, Ga. Potato I'iarfi^—Nan-v tiatK. Vor*o Ricos and Dooley Yar «, ail grown frem fe’-M-ted feed. Price, $| per 1 00A. giecial price on large qrari- 1H« s. S. L. Collins and Co., ixath- leen, Ffa; You Want a Piano of High Grade . •4 * ' •. * . These are the kind we sell. We will meet any honest * '• !*>• % r ^competition. Our'price* are as low as the lowest. it jr . • are easy. Come to see ns or write us. Ui-J tt»e snhiert of. Ir-tant •.|i«»-1ci >»i hy tlie Anierican prmfc'rv-d aHo ^f m tarV^rcnerts to.the war denxrtme D» addIHea. t* er woiot cut »•-» er^s«t|i* dooe*v ef rl* .h*s Set ft* fwo forces shopt^ F. iti (.m l*-e’* c*e-*^rmis against the bredt ste shsia^Txly. wvrt*ed In earb town. Agents rx/>l tlry ri|:.yifg U. ,2 ... r t nnrrv-rcv Tt.'TnmdTrTnrt.pb/ $1 ' 0.. &«>e® and o,rr. $1 78 and 41.5*. H. li'liertnati. Newton. N. TTe Marchant Music Company r**.> *•» it*.lt y ,ai XR'S.. f * J A ■Vt KtMT HI HKKIJ, F.HTABItoRF.D J0 OKAKOintrM. a* ence. - r. Central He Jonr*.