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« HuluU Aliit PLillii OOVERNJI'ENT SEES EVIDENC” OF REVOLUTIONARY PLAN CAN OVERTHROW ORDER |. \\. \V. ikl iinil Irisli tars Air Atrusrtl of S<‘okhijt to < atiso i I isoidors TTiro«ij*l»ont tho \\ ol id in An Mfloi t to riiuilgr iNistinn So< i d Orders of tho U in Id. K\Mi‘ii' »> liiis Ixm ii nri( ovi‘i cd by OERJHANY HITS SOCIALISTS tfiriKJ IIiiikImsI Arrrstrd on Minority MomlH*rs t 'In 1st mas • Kvr a v i, Mom tluin .TOO members of the (ii i man minority socialist party were ai rested on Christmas eve~by the Cerman military •aiithoritieH,. accord ing to a Zurich dispatch given out by the WimleHM Press.- The dis patch reads:** / . > - '. .. ••Following the arrests of minori ty Socialists at Cologne and Karls- i!In* recently, the tlennan military .M.thorities made a large number of aire.-t:, on (’.hristmas eye in Munich, Cr;u)l;fort, Leipsic, Magdebtifg, Oua* s.ddorf, Uarmstadt, Nuremburg, * < i t niued, Cassell Maiihhoim,/May-* -•ii'<*. Cotmrg. imisburg and (Jotba. i.om than .TOO minority .Sdci'al- • ts and local leaders In the lowtis j no in i;)!;( <! vvere at re: ted.’' j No advic.is iegarding the previous ’ ,i . of minority Socialists in.Co-r i-1a11»■ ^am! r.arbiruhe had* bebn^re- o.i f 'I Ip- Ce jpan lainority STi- y] .is lompiiHe a strong fartlou in p.-i i ty s'. bi< It refused to i'tdioW the r of i biiiim Sche.df manh and bt n- • ,n t '-ii'ii v 1: »tMlly un(i'.ialified sup- i t « ; i hi'; go*.ermment. v • : ir '».* id''i s, in t^e- Heichstap. ■ f: . ihi'ro ! iaase, have long been I si:» rr. cri:i'-s of the. government, .«! i.ouih ;ng the piogram of .uum- ; 11 u-ted submarine warfare, various, . i.f:; . ^ of Germany.* diplomatic |»oli- I 1€Fitll .nv ami'the eontinuation of the war , ,:.a .... KU.." an,I mumtU.i.H »ln'H lt«;-<'t »«l- V.' <,S h h‘ l,Kh " aHh, 1 nK,on dilated i\ pronouneed growth in the minority ** a % 1 CLASSIFIED COLUMN AND FARMERS EXCHANGE Wanted—Up to a car load of female .^pirrs and Kids. John Paul Lucas, Healigh, N. C. liejglsleiod Jeisc.y Hull—(.Mioicest breeding, 2*% years. $100 gets him L. IP Fowler, Tiger\ , ille, S. C. Itej;i Jer ey ,1 ieifprii and IC- >• Chive?.. FTbin ifgh producing coav! . Red Clover Dairy, Lnoiee; S. C. i;< cleaned . Wheat, Dudley, N. l e.il> s bushel. 0. •“ pi otifle Cakey V’-’ie 1017 Hairy —l^O cents per pound. KPank Puryear, Orange. Ya. > 1 ! . i ’ i 1 ■:. i « ’ 1 ■. 1 HidMitUng that .fV r* ; 1 . i 1 1 . ' l \ Y t»r lv t i m •»t 111 (' 1 \ < r.'tl. Li i.n 1 'tu ttc\ iivi, li.i. h i •' c, ;!;! f . ..ltd lev ),; I'din.sis in Vtiii- r 1 1 < ,. ,i\; :d w .1 r tl '1 (it 1 many 11. . V . .,1.1,- II 1 . y 1 In* 1 < m mla - r* t 1 " 1 ■ ... . ..1** we id a i<l<Tplan" :b' k il 1c It 1 . . 11 1 11 . t' \ 1 ' t .1 t< > ,a 1 ttKlds. 1 , . ^ \ .. . .'ni i:i. 1 ! <ti It, idlicials i It* , * * 11 1 ! 11 • 11; 11; 11 * ■ \% s nl a <11 rover y (*f mu, (1( rv. WHiited—To buy several; thousand bushels field peas, fend sample and.trtiote price. II. 0. I^ong. Sil- - .verstreel. S. -C, Uan^^l—Cabinet and marli ne men. finishers, rubbers and -packers also a few able bodied young men who want to learn the furniture business. Address The WhUb fur niture Company, Mebane N. 0. » ■ - ' u n t eil—So u n d white pea rT a n \ quantity; can use a few whippoor wills. Send eampie and best pricj J. A. Jones, Easley for Sah^—A fe choice Aberdeen Angus calves, three-quarter grade of both sex. Address i. B. Iltitn ' bert. Ware Shogts, S. C. I*or ,Sa|«»—Belgian Red Cisrneaux Pigeons, 4." fiairs at $2 per pair or m per lot from re'-ristemd birds » S. G. Page, Aiken, S C. .\\ aiitiul—-A female po Kuulcrel h'Jtind. 4 or .T • pyr> j Mu'-t he- guambfeed. Write-- J | ‘ Jones, North. S C. do—2ft0-;i< rc farm Americas, Csivi on v'n.v. COtvd houses (la. q 11 til uy of i it b*s. i rvolvei s i, w i.icn has just an ived , :t poi r manned by a and at a i H< in.cd \ oi !\*-i s of the \:\ , for Hit* World in this coun- »In i • f main In In In I •. ( M i i - II ii*.- m. nob fiiio ( i*. tail. >,a I ■ •' I• to til tl | O M 4 i ill..I I I incident is only one v, hi fi lead officials ' on..o, i ni li« , i v* c n 1 . •■ * *. a. oi t So- a Ili«*«i coun- . a mi* t.iiigible iban the ion. id moial •'ympatiiy C o a^itatois and Iriuus- P» s ja, aflei being in clone l ai h other heir, and r«*- h..\ •• been i . j\ i d i fiat Bol- popular support of-the minority mi i iallsts tliroughout Germany, the membership of this wing of the par- tv icing r *mi e tenting as expanding • .* :.*♦'’du’irly at the expense of the : mt ;! v Aoi iallst branch. ITALIANS MOP FOE ilanipsiiire bogs f< B4 t I woo<l .Hampshire villo, Ga. Eai m. I Imhla——Orange provea, truck .and farm lands .Also Moorehaven muck farms Edward Hurn, Lakeland, Polk County, Fla. AustrioMeen*—Exclusive real estate auctioneers; land sold at public auction anywhere; can give any ref erence. Haywood Realty and Auc tion* Company. Drawer .1V7, Canton, N. V. , ‘d—To pay you cn* books and anything of hi: terest. Dellquest’a New Book Shops. 218-21 •’ St*’ Leonard BuUdlng, Augusta. Ca ranns Wantetl—We can sell your fyrm and turn your land into money. If you have property to sell w rite us. Carolina Realty *00., Raleigh, N. C. Lei .iptuii* I he it 1**0'* l**i**| Tli«* Itt-fore iii Hitter Figtitinu Day •Invlki III tain/i TS Wiillld r.ilili* In .‘.merit.i briun* long >pM*.id i!i«*ir • *m 1111.«* * i d11 ••t'i a 1 i .on tor coin in mi.11 t. |. i n i/;il loll No opii.tgmii will be raided b> lliC n j! u.ivi'i tftiii nt fo umY agB^hiil ii' • .i.rli r«* uiih tlii* progress ‘ pite St BllbiliH * fH . - . . I... V..N nific.iiU deciatc officials thins lljhlr hadTlftst the prevltiit^ tlrfy ii* i ••ini - i m*-** ibe Mar ex- ‘Jl^be V -ii ... .in • ■ \ v a for siipplc-s however, ttftd ’ ■ "“icl • I |.*i.h. «*xc**pt in ho far as h»*il»ack and lay alfeiw «»w the repulse ror Sato——Itecleaned winte ed barley, per hu. New Imrry. Johnson* McCru Newberry. 8. C. For >«le—Ahruz/I m purity Rock III)!, 8. i rye. ittaa m jcwciwnatn |{,. k h *T' .1 I Mar ex- Sllppl *-H h*i far as ’ • ;i ■ I ■* lo h.illlperinu l io* govei li lt" * t in tin- fight a ga i li hi the C«>ntrul V.*.* I hi-* l»a Oh oi judgm«'nt. 1 **r 1* r**i ognl/«*«| a** broad. aini * . 1. I*'*. III11 di .I'f l< .o I Oil ug.ilnsl tol - *.'M .tgi'iii'* m Iii i«*»* conduit directly . iiitli.iiih loMiets l•erlllany s Mar .« Min N.ii tii Mill 1m* partii ularly swift, o. |. i.i >* h,i». m ben armeil r*-s|st#*nce oi n.tli hi counter-alta« ks aaa n-t the 11. iiions newly won by the C« nuan* r*ie Cermans rejHirt the rapturs* of •i.«t*Ki hulians lirFuiMUieinepi^around » o| I *el Hihmmi. % liu** to their tw-tb'S, the Auslrt*- lo- mans uill probably direct anoth er and greater thru 4 at a different •M»|nt. an would appear ftjMU the fthifting of larue ftHPfe- to Hie Fran Wutee aeeu^ bowerur, ta iHiv# been retiioxed fur the* VThT^ ldtVBCT'' The Aaunrlatetl Prana correspond it* ihi Ium Is threateni*d and when / *da \alley and the mouutalltoua re- Itiries are employed cion to the north* l v it.e asiutiira. Cufttuma inape< - •t. il Mill nerve lo prevent itlipoMu* i n o* arms and the i lose siiperxis ^ Ion Of the crews of imoiBduc and • ni at, Italian headquartem In North • •I t ^i#*iik %ea**cls is e\pe« ted to-malie •'f* Huiy ihiipufth Bb*-** unusual wemh- iinp** •s'ble traffic of communications **r conditions in this %.ar theater, with on a large scale intended to foster IRH** *now and ex -eedln*ly mild tem* 4«*\ohiHonury activity Tham still are lerattire. condltlona which greatlv means of Importlna money into the aid the Austro-tleriuan* in the «»p«>ra' i ntied Stales. but government Hotia of shifting of troo|»a and the agents • an trace remltfancea and torwirdjng *»f snppllfpa. keep a watchful eye on suspicious » * x pend it (I res Although proaecullons of Indus trial Workt'ts of the World have .^ .i. been \lgorous officials ba\e evidence lialUns uml HritKh whi«h they claim shows that the menace of ibis organisation, bellev-; l*lanrs Near ed to be supported largely by tier- j i..an moiiev, remains strong. Fur- 1 • bor sale—Golden lings and young | • s(»nahle. J Geo I or sab^-»Sini|>k it Planting Colton Any quantity $1. Hines and Co , C t ahhage. and’ Sw» \|ii|ons. leading t l.nqq. ciark Plw Thomaaviile. Ga Rock a ] Prices dler. Bai irty Feel Welcome in Our Store Stop in some day and let us show you a Columbia Grafonola. You will be allowed to play as many records of your own selection as vou wish, on different Columbia Grafonola models. You may feel free to aak as many questions about phonographs as you with—the more you ask the better we will like it. You are to be the judge and the jury. We w*ill be glad to bia Grafonola to your home on trial. he Columbia Grafonola with anv machine In direct compart>on it appears i~ —— i— kH* s Book Store. ORANGEBURG. S. C. t1»»H«t« It ml F*! aft* * wtHTI nftsr hom«*s orange groves, trncli farms, timber! lands, and Investment property for • sate by Waring Investment Co., Or- Inndo. Fla >al^— pullers bolter tutsei qnM hMpWNM. Worka. Augusta belttng. hangers. I .— fjirge etoHi. j Lombard Iron I On. U l»it( e Mwrrf •• i • etlvered by parr "el poat a FI rat u nd S^rond /niir m. |V<* k tde; two j»e* *ka Iftc: | ihtc t* pecki ftlJM L 1, Sainton * Whi iley. Lit ill Ed la to. 8 f 1 ] \\ ire write er tek w for blgh i ATTEMPT BIG AIR RAID Ml HI Trained llbaMtleHMNls for pub Ik service Young and Iralned dogs 'or sale. The Palmetto Ulmsdbound Kennela. J. K. Gamble. Owner. Manning. 8 C.. Phone 128. prices on Nttmte of 8odn Add. Phosphate Mewl and other fertlllaor matwdftk. J. K Melver nnd Go.. Savannah. Ga. Wamnl—4ow pews We ire for wH vweiwaiww^—H-ptMa- wish to toll advise quantity you have and price wanted The II G Yielding compnif Charleston. 8 C. .1 Tt»l > ••nt teely fr* $3 ?S per Ii \N , lavltte. For Male—Yellow Danver onion Meta •2 2ft; W hite Htlverskln Sets, ft) per bn. Prompt shipment. Farm ers Hardware Co.. Forwot City. 2f. C the lti*r u. lion ngninot the ngilator*« Is ;.. *•< ;i*t This Mill be hastene«l if it |, found that liu* band is working \ ii’i Kii'*lan Bolsbevlki leaders to b ng about a pmimtuie peace in Germane s behalf or hamper o|M*ra- litin- *•! lb*' Mar l At •*m* * ar** i** b» ing taken by tb > io\* rnment t(* a\**i«l autau- ttlii’ing tin* Bnrslieviki uiovtMii(‘tit III i;, i it.i' 11 ,i it id*, b.i M It * It- c.l t ml *d t. t mat h*n.i 1 \ m**ri< a *j ir »-,» .f -!■ t It >: m <)»e of the greatest air raids — enemy has attempted on this front t «a me to grief recently when nearly half of a fleet el Sft airplane* was deployed with an extensive list of killed or wounded. The big fleet swept aver the camp W'TWt of Treviso at fc o’clock ye**it»t- • ia> morultig. flying low and fit mu 111< hine»guas. • ••n-.d* r.ibb* damage M rtM tbao- .Vot M4U**4a»oUu* 4W T M* Mr** Kahatr* -WW»I MeM|s • Ium *. -*.**n «*tigagtsl tb* em t.i> at • lone quarters.. .The fialitlng ^ • In •liar, eight of lb of Dollars Easily (growing Papershell Pecans let free Itasw Lumberton, Miss Pecan. Made lloek- Con.pany. ■r 81 Wanted—A white woman or girl to do general house work for family of three In the country Good horn* for the right party. W’rlte Dos !t4. North. 8. C. *Hel|t Vila the Wwr“—Gr ow cwbbwi e to help tho nation • food awpp* *. We de.lver l.uuu plant# for ftt.Tft 8end for prices in other quantities Pe* anwtia Plant Karma. North! Charleston. 8. C. Wanted—To contract with mill man to rat several million feet lumber In Mouth Carolina Good pay. Log ging and labor conditions good. WL I*. Handers. Hamlet. N. C. Monr farm subdivided, properly ad vertised, and sold at Auction will bring you more money l*et us show you Carolina Really Com pany. Raleigh. N C, •JiMt-Mere Farm — Abont Half cleared; soil well dialne*i Make* g.md esops e\i»r> X13I PIlUU .‘if IbUl jj- \ \ i v it " ‘NN VOICE l • jr* t*"jng' inr, vutSiin tin i nun liinen U i*.- r.mleik T‘< v . lock :i»id i Ilf. two ttt; Trtv 7 ttrrr 1 r Miys the r.'.t i *• .i i t•*'.•<■ ** r.ibb* ii j ■x, y in ! .-Il t !' V ! * »- I t !l P NV- ;i t e 1 1 ’ 1 ' In : . * I n M;' in tin si;i. (’d tin Tin incntlv an arti. It* pto,esting against tin* Boiisli^ (b’liiaml - as ••meddling” imkI declares that |u*aee must be ne- gotiatf’d only by “responsible” gov ernment. / *»-*»--e i 1 r i \ i ■ 11 • 'i' I he 1 'o' i 111 i’ll to pathiei |m ai e if. ft at ions wit h Uns- ham oU'cr von iliv tlimt r(H*eiv- (b* 1 ! , tt ion in audience. Vossisrhe Zoitumj prints prom- - . o*. * * ed w ith as !*:.« ft. * , of the mae^itjeid i (11• iUinaugflt (’i s; tiie others cat e men woiT* ki! f at ed. — » Ill Ollvht (low'll *»\ * liaLan lines. The ai u* Uasty i*«r*at. v\ ever, roiumed ut ♦•veraf mon* v eta* f.iUiitg in tlbs 'at mrrnn itirnscr seen a tlu* ( on \ • . - *f t h* »**nrch. If ' llmird, at R«*x Carolina. ‘Robinson. Co. Xort h 31 TROOPS KILL BANDITS Wanted—Hwvwral thousand cords of oak or pine wood, four or el ght foot lengths. Anywhere In South Caro lina f. o. b. cars. Write at quantity you can ship In €6 dnya. State prick f. o. h earn. Powell Fuel Company. Columbia, 8 C. Finest Plymouth Rock Carneau pig* j eons, banded and working. $i.*u! and $2 A pair. Thu finest squab | producers. S*iuabs sell to day at f 4 ftd a doseu. V E Ryrd. Dmnch-1 vllle S C. \\ .uiled-—Youni men between a gee-of -o aiei 4u.lu.liU.posj |(l t » | • <*.(«vim >.or mt ti one need apply untrsa they van and write, also btiie kitowiiHij s iiiple anibm«*tlc. that is. add. DC Dope* SB read Wanted "AH kind* of oil, coin, vine gar, or any kind of Iron-bound bar rel. and all kinds of haka I pay the higher t market price for the above Walter A Moore, ft George St. Charleston. S-jp.^.T W'HI Bred Herkslikee W ell bred easy feeders, thrifty llevkslilres the practical * hog for the farmer Ready for shipment. Either sex', 3 months old. f I Y* - Preston 'X\o*MlaH DetiKon. "C I* " Three lbUr« per Acra Record of Manley’a Cotton Early, prolific, reslats drouths, winds and diseace, 4u bolls to potiM; 42 per cunt, lint; ataplu 1 I - x In. iHiublud yield aft other varieties In weevil sections. Have private gin and caller. Wiita for facta and proofs from your own state. Special pried on early o ders. K 8. Manley. Cernesvllle, On. t •e*»rj‘ia lamd for Male m I have a number of large and small farms, some well improved, others not. $1# tv f .e per acre. Sm %!l imv- n ••r*. Is a4.ee snlt buyay , 'ot*-»ii and se»*d Just sold for ft7ft per acre off some of this land. Come, let me tb w you that I bare to cf» ter. V lilt* for pn«e list. *V T. i«uckev. tl al Estate. Tb* -ttson. Ga. th fid Huh hir oh I il pay in • ?rtin di your y test ha »e ‘TlFTiT I nicr right. i Mt ply T. W. dent rnlb a v n ! ■ ht d 1 *\n n •ing three d I wo. All ; W (mixled Solti Mexican Bortlci r nnd \ *1 < m NYaramlcra •aj Per pursui n ; tip* ban- dift« * 1 ! the* Bike rand ii ahd s to n * (’iiri«fmaj ,Iiivi 1 Irllifi [f/l « 1 dis- Cl. uy, Charlcsron. C. •Mill t ti( *41 < ig h EARTHQUAKE KILLS 10 TO 40 Gttatemal.i Cit> Dnmatied by Disor- (let* Oeeuri in^ on Thursday An earthqiiak**. gcm’ral through out Guatemala JTiui'sday eaus('d loss of from I >> to t" liv( s ami extensive property damag(' tu C.uat*'inala City, the state danartm^n'r was mhised in a rahl** disj)at< Ii troiw tiie American ( banc**, tblne. No mention was made to damage in the fn- terior K ’ SUGAR TO EUROPE I!o.i\ei*' Explains Actions of Fo°(l Adniiiiistrntioii In Fixing Price * • . w Food Administrator Hoover’s state ment on the sugar situation, which lie trich unsuccessfully to get before the Senate committee investigating the sugar shortage, was made pub lic by the White House? It attribute the shortage there to the hen • movement of sugar from the Western Hemisphere to ’ Europe, and asserts that without the fixing of prices by agreement sugar would have been filing for twenty-five or thirty cents a pound, ami more than two hundred million (hollars probably would have been profiteered from the American people* by this time. t.mee of ten min *, iuto the nmun tains of Atc.vied, tiie American iay airy troops rectos>od the Rio Grand* to American tenitAry at noon today end made a complete report ho Col George T. Langhorne of the expedi tion across the border.. The American cavahymen killed ten members of the bandits, woumf- ed /20 and scattered tho remainder in the mountains south of the line. They brought hack 2U» horses which had been so hard ridden that-they had to be abandoned. MEXICANS HANG AMERICAN arm for Hale by owner in best'farm ing section of 'South Carolina; 2T 1 acres, one third cleared'and under cultivation; some good Umber, plenty of wood, m*ar railroad and county seat. Attractive price and terms for quick sale. Address L. E. Gavin, 1512 Everett Ave., Louis ville. Kv. ^ Bandits < Boldly Loot Mail Ooss Border Stage and WILL GO BEYOND 13.000,000 CAN JOIN U. S. ARMY *♦*- —- - Gr«*c«r SUH|H*nd> Pyiii>liinciil*. For Fiili'*tiiig Willi Foivlgn Pourts Grc(M *• wants h»*r c itizens in the l njted States to enlHp.Jn the .Ynierl- ran *rm> Not imly m IH she suspend punishments which ordinarily would follow enlift’ruentt of Greek# with a foreign power, but #k* will reward them for aupportigg the American This is the an bet ware of a object of Bed Frdv* Was to Lkii« l ll Ten Thousand i • .. Further returns from the Bed ('roi,# <'itriotmma membership indicat ed. officials at heapijuarters said, that the total'enrolment would be evendn excess <vf the • ast, Tiie object qras In enroll i#> V ’ 1 *• Onn nt wr wiik 2og out M 418 V|RipUPl«TRit r*-iHirted and with several of the larg er cities yet to Southern South * Mlchey Welch, an American driv er of a mail stage, w’as hanged and his throat cut early today by Mexi cans who crossed the line, raided the border town 6f Candelaria, and held up the mail ,stage. After, kill ing the driver -the raiders looted thrt;mail sacks. The body of Welch wu, U‘.’u .ai, to 'VAleiti 4 'ie f . Texas. ac- cordtng to a tele grain’ “ceivedrhrist- mas night. Two' Mexican passengers' in the milit v y tuahe were reported to •have been : hot. . . Ships SUB LOSSES SMALL f * British licp .'t IHn ivaM» in . ' S* ’ by F•B4latA . The hissc to BrUlsh shipping a material decrease for the week. MvorUin* to the ad- miralljr report; eleven Dritlah mer- df t *0 tuna or over were seek during tl »s period by •mine or as well as one merchant- ler that Frost Proof cabbage plants grown on Young’s Island, S. C., from pedi greed seed, ready for shipment Oc tober fifteenth; 1 to 4 M. $1.50, 5 to 0 M. $1.25, 10 to 20 M. $1.00, 20 M. and over 75c per M. f. o. b. Yoi/ng's- Island, S. C. Enterprise Co.. Inc., Sumter, S. C. . For Sale—A nice stock farm under cultivation that will produce fine crops of cotton, corn, etc; Stock on farm consist of about $2,300 xyorth of mules, mares, horse and mule celts, and about $1,350 w r orth of thoroughbred and graded cattle. • Besides barn^ and stables, one three^-story packing house! four ten ant houses. One hundred acres cleared, 25 acres..woodhind. Situ ated 1’^miles from Rembert. Sum- .ter county, on the Ooast Line, and 2 ^ . miles from Ha good op South ern. . Price, $85 acre. C. A. El. lerbe, Rembert. fl. C. For Salo—tetfl wrrrs fine farm land; 13t> cleared and stumped;- three good 3-Toom tenant houses, go d barns; half mile lo school and churMi: wood land; * 40 acres in one-yea r-oJd * pecan t fees $ 1,5 0 0 caslt 11.54)0 ’|n 12 months^ and bal ance $3,500.in 5 years at •'* per cent will buy I'lL. and can lease it from purchaser dr si red for per year for the^opeu land. This Is a bargain tn^small farm; r right on railroad. In* good town, and some shrewd bayer la going to IL G. W. Leary. Ga. miP’s or rnijr pnd -church' Write Owen SRi . Price, $ !ros., Fayett* iville, N. (■iNirgia rl Fane Syrup—New' er..», mace from unadulterated cane juice, bright and thick, thirty- five gallon barrels. Eat more syrup -r—it’s healthier and cheaper than meat; Write to-day for prices. Jas L. Mauldin, Cairo. Ga. Marry if lamely!—For speedy mar riage try my club; very successful; best, largest in the country; estab- lishod 11 years; thensands wenlthy I * pro .all 4o head of ing busines ;tii u wouiu inuie i«r , *0o acres of land, f, machinery, cattle and mules; in fact, a ”go- s.” Made this year, 500 bales of cctton. On the Seaboard Railroad, with two good graded roads running through the place. Land is very best quality. I have other offerings in • this section. F. *L. Allison. Americas, Ga. wishing to marry at once; confiden tial descriptions free; reliable club. Mra. Wrubel, 732 Madison Street, Oakland, Cal. Wanted—Operate new .marvelous money making plan; clean,' legiti mate; spare time mail order, busi ness. Requires only small capital to start. No experience necessary. Write quick for particulars. , Ad dress J. J. Murray, Edisto Island, -S. C. * ■ . . , For Sale—3 00 Im. pure Red Appier oats, graded and ' recleaned, at $1.7*5 per bu.; ?rown by Pee Dee experiment startion. makijie 56 bx per. acl’e. There are '‘none better.” 1 Also choice Abruzzi rye se 1 at Charles E. Comiuandcr. Florence. SC. Marry if lamely—For apeedy ma For Sale—One thousand bushels pure Cleveland Big Boll Cotton Seed, Gin ned and reeleaned on my own priv ate machinery. No other cotton on mv farnn. Seed saved from cot ton tha't made, from one to two bales per acre. ‘ I do my own per sonal selecting. Write for leaflet. Price, rfive bushels, $2.25 per bushel, five bur.hels or more $2.00. Eugene S. Dukes. Rowesvijle, S. C. l or Sale—350-AcrB Farm—All n- iler fence; 1^5 acres cultivated; 2,Q acres- virgin.,, halnmoefc. 200 acres pasture and woodland; six- room dwelling, good barn*; and other buildings. 200 Waring or- atige trees; 100 pecan trbeft. Well watered; finir* location for stock * ; n<i general farming.' price $2.0 per acre. Write the own r. F. M. Ramsey, Miconopy, Fla, : 1 '' r^age try mt efx best, hrrgest Hi successful. f eftfab- liahed 11 years; thousands wealthy wishing to marry at once; confiden-1 tial de** dptlons free. Reltabh Mra. Wrubel, 782 land. Cel. ' \gents Wanfed—To sell Telof bon; the greatest carbon d e »tr< and g<isoline saver know n. Keeps motors free of carbon;, saves, b^o- line. time, expense, machinery, and arbon trouble; new product, In- ventei 'lii—1p4 7. •* All ‘into' owners buy It. . Once naed. always used. These orders jrepeat. Write for ter ritory. Tatfa Carbon Supply TUi, Granby end Sixteenth street folk. Ve. $