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WILSON CALLS FOR RENEWED EFFORTS FOR THIRD LOAN 1END U. s. YOUR MONEY l*n^hlcnt rr*ri« ritizen* K¥frywh«*r© to “UImm-uII.! I*|imIk<* Anew Tti<*lr D'lnanrial Sii|»|M»rt to SUMtaln tlio Nation^ Chum*"—Hjilllok' An* to Kr ll«‘l<J on Friday tlio litith. Friday. April 2H 1 . will lo* LibiTly Day throimhmil tin* I’nih'd Stati's und<M a proriamafij)ii ImhuimI Thursdy ui^bt b> I’rosidcnt Wi l.on calling tor riti/.«‘Ms vi ••vrry rommutiity to hold I,i!**■ rt \ loan rallies ami - all> plcd o ato^ thrir tinam ial >up \ lonna NiH K*rrptr«l D'vmnm Spirit of I’nroMt—Halo of (krmon Ahrood Arcortlinn (6 Hr port. The political iltuation in Austria- Hungary remains extremely deli cate. according to an official dis patch from Switzerland. The dis patch follows: “A dispatch from Budapest - an nounces that Baron Burlan will re ceive the portfolio of flnancje in as suming that of foreign affairs. This measure of an unusuaFitind leads one to, think that Baron Burian will perhaps not. hold the office of min-* is on—rtf foreign affairs for a very long time. “At any rate, ;the nomination of (hr new minister has been received in Austria wdth\more / vr«wigna*tion than enthusiasm. The esential ehar- a( teristirK of Baron Buy-tan arc In tat i insignificant, doeiltr obedience » i In 1 order* which come from Bei- ' ,n, ;i!:d Bud a petit; No I iohm»on Nay—In car i«>U Ash for delivered prlc#, t IMUlhsth Plac^ Oallinn. Ala. T ‘ SAB ffilNS FEAR «. Military l/rmlers of (•ermatiy Are For Hale—WJitte OrplngtiMi tvglts. $1.25,. $2.00, per 15, prepaid K. Mi Davis. CobhrlHe,' Ohio. Afraid „f >,« .nd H.rtke K|tr|y S|Ms klrd V o.vr. S^l. .Now In Kffort to Win Before Full Force of I'ntted Stati*M U IWady— Most Pressing Need for l‘. H. Sol- ‘ Biers on tile Fil ing Line. “What is-now most*prfessingly re- quired is that the fighting forces of inr Odtted States should be; brought as speedily as posslbie into the Held.’ said A. J Balfour, .the foreign se«-- retary in speaking at a luncheon to Write us for/prices.^ Smith Mill ing Co.. Tennllle. Qa FoF4laie—White - Leghorn eggs/ !5 for II. Tom Barron strain. • Lock Box 42. Ridgeway, S.vC.» V‘ SpAvkled IVas $.1.50 per bn- I n- ..known IVas $1.50. S. D. Rainer. Jr.. I’nion Sprjngs, Ala. ~ t \.c i";" .I- !>,< ,n 11 .H i' >n -■ v .*o ’ji i! 11 ‘ \ - i>nl itlH to t: u» 8c hw eizer press tlu* Am •rinin li tin ir d elegation Mon- tO ! tl • - in t 1 i ojifiiim; i|;i> •» !!.•• u hlrll i t?flc<‘tf\ the optn- day. . , -• ■ . < i« Ml p : r'i w II i|t ! \ 1" i i " 1/' : ; 1 .-•i *■! Ih; * < it •rma u cirt U ‘S of Aus-I k * Tin* t >.i in in Id an t * toutitiuvtl .Mr. ihc i' f1 ' t ( •<! i > . , \ ,i . • : ,i' ■ *: *• an •nd: ;« in tj >ito o f the Balfour, '*i> 1 o tnH 1 <*r 'the British t I l V • i ' ■ \, fit- \ . * ? i < c: f H «•% no L t'f.M t*. tl id* Ait liuirail n.u.^oi ,1 i ll >1 u. / ; • . ; m ; r*»: i ' !* 7iiatn,s • 1 \ f l * MUfly *■;> tl Ih* 1>. oil ^ Ut i .1 o ‘ .tilt* mhIc. Tifi* . ' > V * ll l • t uarrhy. At \ tleriiiao inspi rv- 1 pi.*S s has Im-iui tti« til.' -' ft » . ♦ ? 1 ■ •. t Mi 1 I. 1 hs. null *nt ji-igi VS, jlH< 1 irtu* *tni«ti*«l !•> B in. isH* Is to shotft tilt* < ' i ■ 1 ;: • ‘ * 1 < I ^ ^ ' i * ! f.i r s t • m i» U** i: i OllHI M*< Ilh '» .• iii«- Mi tmiHt CtHltC ni| •1 for (lit- Aitterltau 1 * >' l .1 ; . 1 •! I' t« > n*j iidlitary i*f fot i. i» ni t he master <|.i . >r i < < ( 1 .It! ' i ' :!• i' 11 f r u V Hie. Poles have not slia re tin it <*» >ate nipt. They u r t* • < •: • < 11 1 1 * 1 1 f f 1 • • ■ ■■ » i?: « Jl t oi. the • 1 :n* % nt pianniuf ( thei Vt 1 CaiuiMii;n aftnl .•t.i < . . ■ f 1 . . i i , n 1 . -tii n. A* to the art* sacr 1 fi..t)i ll u - * _ • * ' th ret kless e\-^ » i: : , j j t , r | * *i • < . t, •!, \ *howin # I tl|l lff»*r- travagsi ire iu < 1 r«l *r t Jf| 1» fh|9 • it l . V j , * ‘ • » • 11 * < f i J •!. • \ hxe hi* it an h. 1 i p nia) ve a flt*r thfir tilow Cottih Rvtl best strain. dark red. bred to lay. Setting $1 ! DeVV iU Foust, Graham . \ r I'Biu Suceess—Cabbage and Tomato- lants. They gri»w Ingram Dru o.; Valdosta. (Ja.’. iiipst Onion known; $2.25 per oiT-uMil prepaid. AloldWn Seed i'o. ‘White Artichokes the greet hog feed, e crop they will harvest themselves.. Bushel $1.50. Mammoth Yellow Soy Beene, bush el $5 00 Keller Bros* Attalla, Ale.) tSiulUette Y Vh-lnoh Long Staple cot-i ton seed; heavy fruiter; sold for nearly 50cts lb,; price $1.75 bu. | DUle Wilt Resistant Cotton Seed $L50 bu. C A. Kllerbe. Rembert, • s i\ • • . v . : '• ■, l^dlee—It Stopped or Delayed, use Selene* Tablets, reaults or money ' refunded. No harm or Interference with w*ork Mall $1/ R. V. Turn er. SOI Jefferson St , Montgomery, Ala */ •* Ihwntuda OnUut Flauta F»»r Sale- Crystal .-Wax and White Bermuda Onion Vlaitta. at $2 00 per LOOO by! mail postpiv.d - l et >oui orderl conie O .1 Walker. IMpemount.; Fla. . . « — . — 1 Soy Roan*—-i M.unn.idh yelti>w ) In bushel. R, Plsnta-1 8. I. ! Charleston. April 18. raging tctlylty In the war _ movement is being shown in all of-the state and State War'Savings Committee show that more people than ever are buy ing and boosting the popular “baby" bonds, as. war savings stamps have* been termed. Here are a few sam ples of the good work now being ^ done: , . . * _. John Sian, a high school-boy in Spartanburg, sold War Savinga and , Thrift Stamps to the value of $1,- 200 up to April 5- v John Maxwell, also of Spartanburg, followed with sales amounting to $1,070. The Oakland Avenue School of Spartan burg sold $6,702.10. Altogether the schools Spartanburg county have- sold nearly $25,000 worth of war savings stamps; and if the adults oT tho county had done comparatively as well. Spartanburg would now be lending tlpvstate easily._j .In the.week ending AnrHl 13th the l^irst National Bank at. Lancaster sold war savings and thrift stamps to th* value of $2,765.75. This' small or la ge to S. C.. point* We J>’iy eon Allen Seen Co linn. prepaid hiisluf Moultrie. Ga. Waiitctl- Wanted—Hoy 1 leans—-All varieties. •gar, ei Mai) satiipleft slid name lowest Barrel.- prices K C. Clielf, Hfirrodsburg, pay thr Kentucky. the abt I floorisv !%d C tr.j t x in* t*n boniui M,hi ( It.I !, . rn l ,r All Vji V* | »*|* ♦»•»*> bush Speckled Velvet bos! .IV i; itdi 111 it. I. To buggl* illf IKS; in nc noini I lie '‘ «*u(h- I arm I hank ., * O •». I .1^ these stamps at ar has. sold near! r ♦i, aii Pu#k> in in It il.V the sta TTT* in Mar rv ftupi) < »*l one ' w p sno* hpe IRtNCE FWHTS TO END l M< I*iff< B • • h t (j. r. •» » f| •• , | • ‘ » \* *• u r •* • j r <« ».. ^ • * ' b«*l »f t» .ii ’ >* * i*. . t Ur ? h if •! I^tw 11 v If* in N,»• ih*»»-f *fr I U *Mi*trt»w \\ d •*»* j'..Mm* ..f * K«* l nl*r.| Hi • tr * ( Ami. t »« « *«» 4 .*(»*.>••' I hr :i»l» *11» *'t Xgrtl |»|% *• t.iftM**ty Itpi «N» I Hr *4 (Hal «U» I r***«r<a4 I Hr wf I Hr t I ur Sbflo—■ f JU XituL « .fpi.aMiMlr* p«m| ItHrrwIly loHl .Hr: MWtH** • tfMt*r l*atrt«»t|. drMiuHi | hr hrki IP ryrvy j rtty toww afttl gaoilrt 'br«*«gfc«*wt j fbr !• nef «w4er (Hr «r«r*«l dlvw t lop of the •nrpttry of tgr trrwapff pad »a* laimedtPl** .t»frrU**a of (hr |jWf«y bMia ropmnlttrr ofcaatfrd by th# frdrfpl fr*rffr Kppk* l*rt tgr aatloa • rp*p«a»r l«* thr fbird I Ibrt <y lopp r« mpp* la papiUtpkablr tarai* tar d*«rraiippii*»a of Anrvira «o fight for prp. •• tar prrmparat pr*. » of tp*t,« r “For thr of parting*' tag in Idbaflv Iu* trlraratloa* all raiployrr* of thr frdrrsl g«>«rraairat ihrnpghoat 'hr rountr? p h«**r rrr« trrt ran hr apjirr*) rua* hr rtr«*rd ( • t tj o riork a«p»«» Frtday kprtl In pitr»r%a wbrrr«»f I havr hrrr- unto •rt BI i hand pn.l rauMNt thr •eal of thr I nitr«| Statr* to hr af ft» r*f !V*nr in thr DUtrlrt of t*olumhta th • rlchtfM'fith day «*f kprtl In thr frar of our Lord **nr fhouaaad nine hund’rd an«l righ’rm and id the I ndr|*rndrni r of th»* I nitril State* »*f kmrrtra on** hundml and forty* rawond tS’rned* Woo.lrop \\ llatin “By thr pre«tdrnt Robert Lan*ln* “Secretary of State ” v;»«f| f.V «?»•* H «9«l •"f V m* 1 lit 8 ID %t. i pr**fe»tat*«»«i of friea«t*llAp and t»r*»t hr* ly f«*|i* i<« *f»* pot •uffletral t.i f»*a*»Mfr *• alNl rgtm oaf r*aaimo|- • a*r |t la a fa*‘t that 1*101* have br-ra foMi«Hitr>d agaMhaf the alttaPfe aa«t ar fret that that giav^f aoWId ha«r bra paarlMa If «Nlf Mf'afWAl •ltaat|«*a had bf*! aiawlapti aw mwrh *aflaearr w|HMi ativ advaraaevaa gad ■ it aw I hr mi wrapaw* agalwaf wa Wa haoa a ad f< •ratgwara haaw that w vary i mi pact aa I part af the papula t o»a »a aval pal hat br la ih# Mwiaaia. Mi FaHlw teaaWtlWg If 4 tha I wiled fhal fareat aphepwa had wrrfvad pi • WM*Wt af IW»aCaal af apawtwl iwfee tha art|y (Ibra «»f P •*» WMWy dtf* rhgfa* tacial im •hwVaa* wt S PMH wpa a aMMwewf Mot hrrwwaa af llwff t tcfMwRD "W* i i lor tf wtalar tap at • awd 82.5V prf fa atdi. High* l*«atbt. \ tied. Far Hate Huadf—d hwaheta Cleva Uvd Mi I ball Ca4«aa deed rflad* 4tag's Impraevd »* if hwsi^f M t* Chwilpr. MfwHPV. • ft the veeat vad wnhapa aipaggle vaw gotac tav. bat hwvaae the klllea had ceteatad fa fhetv Ml plain, aavnatak* ahte tihinbrtctfallri hath the pahtl- raf Mil ait lit art plgaa af fhaae who eaMralled the daatlWlaa af tiefMMive Va have heaa the wftMsaa dvr- the Uaf jaar ar year a ad a half * “af airaafa ts rafttraatlaa aa af thaae a he atahed la de er the UartMMk, aaalrat ar. II mltht he. evea the Allied pahli* ragard la llrriaa lafeatfa— | Icripedi dAe hadhair caeDeaM leaafHrdafa deed Device 81 per I a*h ei f • h ahlpftaa petal R, F jhNMddk Mi CMNh Mm. . DI TCH TRI ST ENTENTE DOESN'T BLAME STRIKERS Tillman Say*. He I* <*lu«t 'H**') Are Staitdlng Unit In regard to the (Jramteville strike. Senator Tillman said: “If the facts are as stated in The News and Courier 1 do not blame the strikers at all I wired them yesterday that having agreed upon arbitration, it was dishonorable not to abide by the results, but I did not and do not sym pathize with any delay in reaching a, conclusion. I warned these men hot to be ‘bamboozled or debauch ed’ and am glad to see they are standing by their arbitrator, i can not see for Ithe life of me why it takes so muen time for three men to- agree and It'seems that the opera tlves are not treated right." M«*nl .*1 Th«* Duuh gmeramant. Mr lava- don. i hr fornga miaUter aaaoau* e«| tn thr Mtond chambrr Tuesday, la covrrnmrat** proposal la aaatf three ■af p»aia H* llolUad a>a rondifion that Holland •••ad* three ships of about the rami* toanagr to America According to the Telegral of th* minister added: * Holland mutt, how ever. have the certainty that the three ships will reach America. The government has reason to a*«tame that Certnany will place no Impedi ments in their way It has how ever. asked Hermany as to her In tentions bni ha» not yet received n reply." Dr. Loudon announced that he had been informed by the Anglo-Amer ican governments that Dutch ships entering British or American ports after April 20 would not be seized. He said he regarded the word of the Anglo-American powers as a suffi cient guarantee. LOSE 15 SHIPS IRELAND AFIRE! Meetings Protest Against Conscrip tion Sinn Feiners Active Meetings to protest against con scription were held Monday in one hundred parishes in Ireland all clas ses of the population participating, says a dispatch from Dobrudja to the Times. The clergy took a leading part in all the meet’ngs. Resolutions are pouring in from public bodies and Sinn Fein clubs are verv active S. C. TO GO OVER Roberta*hi Maul* HMk.tMlo SuleMrib- rww to Tlitrd libefiv l*aan booth Carolina will go over the Aop" with o*er irto.nu* »uh*r~tber« to the third liberty loan. Kdwm W Bftaab of the raairal Utter predict ad This will mars thaw treble the aam- ta the as raw 4 uwr 81.- Huba Sink More Hhlpa Thpn In Pi*e- cerilng Two Works The losses to British shipping by mine or submarine in the past week totalled 15 aecbrdlrig to the admiral ty report Wednesday. Eleven of the merchantmen sunk w’ere 1.600 tons or over and four under that ton nage. One fishing vessel also was sunk. Twelve vessels were unsuccessful ly attacked. The arrivals numbered 2.211; sailings 2.456. In the previous week only six Bri tish merchantment were sunk by mine or submarine, four of them of more than 1.600 tons. "Ttovw aa* a aiaairat hrfara tha fart I* laararn ahrh Oaemaay ahlala ad saaiaM aa aaraaimag aaaf. aa fa tha aval, whaa CUrmaa aad Garaiaa giaaihafi af rarMaamat di**a***d pahlir affair*, which waaM Wad aha la *appaa» that OacaMiay a a* aa a high way fa dama rratir laaftfaflaaa aad la haartfaft adapt lay af lha faar pet ar Ip la* which Fmldaaf Wll*oa has mad# fa mo a* lha awrtd Rvaat* la lha gata tham a farilla *artaaa atar th# lather* la Raa«la. aad tha whale a»part af palttlr* aad pahlir ogtalaa amaag tha Cealral IVaer* ha* aa- tlrelv rhaagad They aow alm«Ml ryalmlly admit that tha raaolatloa of th# Kclrhaiag of which we have hoard all 9t. lift hi hiMii tndemnltle* of con»ideriag the wial of »ub»e«*i population*, of spreading the prlnrlplas of security aad fraa- 4o mthroughout tha world, wa* what wa somatlma* call camouflage "All that now was thrust aside. German methods ara actually being carried out before the aye* of all In the case of Rumania, and in other communities bordering on tha east ern frontiers of Germany. In of haw Wole—Whll* aad MIWe« Fa.-* Three ftflaad, Can# *#ed Three ttfty f o h gholhp. M I* Caah with ardar C* M CMNMftMk Hare ad Mawh aparlal mated pans. $S.ti far lh. •5 aa lor 8a lira FhHip W flmtth. R r. t» I. Watrarfy. At* which she had Imleed, by the statrHmrn of the Al lied powers and principally by Pres ident Wilson, but which she had learned hut imperfectly and under- stimd not at all. “That was one of the phases of contemporary events which made the present moment extremely interest ing. The other was the plain revela tion of the German military plans, “She now stands forth undisguised as a robber State,** declared. Mr. Bal four. •laM H, (*, Illarfc Mia* I Big rangy htad; #**• from #inner* $2 5a par 15 II. A Mata. I8al Uaattlly Ate.. New Orleans. La. Velvet Beans. $1.8# par bushel f. o b Haodrrsvllla. Ga B. i. TAR- BCTTOX A CO.. Sandt-rsvllla, Ga. 18 ba. of Hound Mixed peas lu good aarka f. o. b. Bamberg. 83.35. caah with order or bill of lading attached W. !>. Coleman. Rock and Single Comb 81.50 and 81 for 15. Beautiful, vigorous stock. Rev. E. W. Leslie. I.one Star. 8. C. For Bale—Gronnd Phosphate Roek, Analysis 30 per cent at $11 per ton, tagged and bagged f. o. b. Charles ton A. M. McNair, Hmrtsville. S. C. HOME ADDRESS PROBLEM TO ATTACK ITALY Berlin Newspaper Talks of la Swiss Neutrality The latest German aad Hungary new*papers' received rontiigied to speak of the Teqtr.a offensive against Italy most •# rious note Vnseiche Zettunc of soy* "Daring .the aprftag a til .son hat aeotraUty A Baker: Says Matter Will Be Taken IP Secretary Baker said the propos al that the home address of men named be restored to casualty lists will be taken up soon and that the prevailing opinion of his military ad visers will determine the .decision. He said the practice of many news papers in requesting relatives of sol diers named in the lists to com municate their addresses and other data would have the effect of de stroying the object of the present system, the concealment of Impor tant Information from the enemy. AUSTROdERIUN RULE la>ng Leaf Hue Timber Wanted at once for cash in any quantity. State price. Cash paid for red or sweet or tnpelo gum logs. Cherokee Tim ber Co.. Columbia S. C. For Sale—16 per cent Acid for Jan- uary-February shipment from Char leston and Savannah. Write for prices. O. E. Calvert, Abbeville. S. C. For Sale—A Beautiful. Rich Fawn Solid Color Registered Jersey Bull Calf. Brilliantly bred. Register of Merit Stock. Chas. L. Todd, Rich mond, Va. Wire, Write .or Telephone Us for prices on Nitrate • of • Soda Acid, Phosphate Meal and other Fertiliz er materials. J. K. Mclver and Co., Savannah, Ga. Eggs—From pure bred White Rocks, nothing but White Rocks raised. $2.50 per setting of 15. delivered in South Carolina. E. R. Frierson, Hopkins. S. C. ■ y For Sale—One Geo. W. Flffield En gine lathe. 10-lnch swing. 6-foot cut with counter shaft and acces sories. $135 f. o. b. Orangeburg. 8. C. B. E. Caller. Farm Subdivided. Properly Ad- aad Sold at Aaetlau will M. C. Kad/u |*taat»—F*»r p#rm*n#at pv* (UfS and * ay rrop. IVf•?,?; *. Hr MB making »ha r.th! ;| *rhe*pe*« **•!#• I ferd* grown, to all sfork# t tank let ^tfHre* ft*-# Geoff# nT*at S#mme*. Ala Id Tit T •> *• * % v per HeAe—Pwvto Mire and Nanrf Hell INMale plaas 82 8# pi rv then* •end ft'aek with eedev « * • • ei 1 and Grime* Alarhpa. DTa fem MetMm M#lk«e taed Ih 31c. Ip Ih. 4ac. 1 Ih $1.1 8. 8 in IP Ih $1 a#, dellveved ft.id'*** ■ w a Wateea. ThapMwa. Ga Idmde 1‘emh Hfcedr lelead K* d Barted PtyRMMith Merh Egg* seven rants enrh pnetpetd Pair view Farm. Ihsanevtlte. K V. MrM |V*% IPlT «r««p. suwad. * Won htlght Btahhsm aad lr**» II ?$. dpwhl#d aad Mixed. M Aa f w b • ar* Lamphta dead •N##h • I* h order Meter#a## lt*ah vA l amp hia Huhh» a Twh#« Lampkin. Georgia «fta a# to vhu as#aN> < triple | »r We b#*r i iNtavuia la# i* in* Do# Mala—Improved Dhmta Biro sad ■bHP Mad PvwetdnBm patafa alaat* Bp i# per | .BAA. la.aaa and a*#r. $2. Itashias a»d»r> AprM dstispey dBBMI VM ggdgf. Plant* gasraa- taad dam II Itaaadlfwa, Polk* MB* Georgia Broutioi* BrOGIKB* Tap huBtflas aad baruso* af Haae egflb pgIras daMisvs 1 yaar abipplac poOH gperlal prtraa la 4kBlPfa add pram pc ablgBmai Writ# far < • t*u»g « -ador Mala Ca. CaDuiMa. • C. \ogiaok—iHiriag lb# sgriag aad aam- awr ae after radurad rale* la tear bar* aha wlab la laani sbarv* hand, ly pa aril tag isasgrapby add W*oli keeping Write far pdttlea lam Bawaa-MarPeai Bdaldgua 42a$- Irge. CaicMdhia. d (* $f ^r»» laim laav %i*a#e lawrai * >ait obsiarle la pft*a#o da aaf he- I a a * ** \ i TtNP ckdhe p i(I# cp# Pw ? «t«*d#evode were aaflldad bp 88f. Aa- i h#fti la a graph .c r#* *i*l af a bal lb* raapcry ha* dapa t’haHanged Id a flgh* la Ibe I <t alh * said be. ‘*vn bav# aarflflrad everyth tag land add dmd* witbaat ftiidi Per ever these yadta add d ‘ half eat at a papalatlad that lava I *cad baa vadtsead la 3k.dBd.dda > ** # baa maNiilred * <**•* aa# man ; PVa* M*da ta ibaamf drive t.BBd.Bda. ! Pradrb said I# r* were bald lag mar* than twftft-fblrda at the M aairrd treat "Wa bate aavav fought a separate f teififth mar ** Tbe pmsaal haul# I lib. A abaft daelared baa bfcidBh8 ta fbe Atttas a traamodaa* advadtag* 1 Mi davalapldg a aafty at ritmmand AITMNT5B! RUN Fur Balr^—Haft Orptagtaas.^, Prit# wlaaer* Psa*. A baa*. I each. $}8 wltb rtbbea* D.ggft 81 add 18 far 18. Cbalra carlarila $8 aa add $7 8# aarh fttagle baas ar pullet* $8 dp 8. J HEM PERLY. 341 La- rlla Ava. Allaata. On %a-tr«—Maogartoa N«onta*t«*| to rami I arrufa -Parmer* la ross# ta South Georgia where rlimat# is ideal, sail BddBBdRML ^Mhad road' rh i-i e* and sfbhols We affer for «ale the best fhrm aad persn land* la Soalh Georgia and Plorids The A III-on Realty Co.. Albany. Ga For Rape King’s Extra Early Cotton Seed direct from Hlckry Grove Farm, where King’s Extra Early Cotton Seed was originated Sup ply limited. No speculator price: $1.75 per bu.. 10 and* 20 bushel lots. B. G King. Route 3, Louis- burg. N. C. 3t Wanted—200 -Colored laborers. Wages $2.50 per day: 25 Carpen ters, wages $3.50 to $4.00 per day; 10 Hoisting engineers, wages $5.00 •per day, and 5 Dinky . engineers, wages $3.75 per day. HARDAWAY .CONTRACTING COMPANY, Lugoff, 8. C. j* Hama Hurtaa has been appalat- ad Aa*irw-Hoagartae ' ,,rr *fn sslaf*- • ter la •a<*#i > niiaa in t‘<>nd§ i*s#min. * a«*cnrdldd tn a Vienna dfttpdlfh. Armed lag ta a d- A pat«b f rum Hud* * apest. Msfon Hartan was rhaiad h#- • rau*e. apart from ?#e fxet that * e I p>M*e«*ea th# «*»nfid#n* # of Kmpemr Karl h# Is letimaiel; acauaiaied r with eR vhe fwreljhi officer wo* 1 k'tdgW j for year* pa*L his th irtiagh knowl- • !► r of which la considered uaasaal* ' Iv importaat. "ta conaertli-a nith the international agreement about to he ■ dincusaed.** F.irh While Htingle»« Velvet Been*-- Earlier than tha Early 8pack lad. no stinging fnt. thin hulls, visa splan- | did. tremendously prolific. Took first prizes. Atlanta. Macon and Randolph County Fairs. Official ly Inspected and registered. Peck 15 lbs $150. 4bu $2.75. lha $5.00. J. W. Fellows. Carnegie, Ga Wanted—Man to cut and log or cut put on sticks, half million or two million feet good timber in S. C. Nq iwamps. Also hands to cut timber and help work at saw mill. Good prices. Want to buy timber or* timbered lands near R, R. Box 274, Sanford. N. C. / For Sale—For Seed the Early 90- Day Speckle-Velvet Bean, gathered and housed before the freeze. They are dry an4 1n excellent condition. Putt up in^2 bushel sacks at $1.90 per bushel, f. o. b.. Cash must ac company order. R. C. McGinty, Georgetown. Ga. Are You Lonely?—For Speedy Mar riage try my club. Best, largest in country, established . 12 years, thousands wealthy, wishing early Marriage. All Dealings Confiden tial. Descriptions free.. The Old Rellnble * Club, Mrs. Wrubel. 732 Mv s cn, Onklanl. Calif For Sale-One thousand bushela Pv Cleveland Big Boll Cotton Se< Ginned and Recleaned on my o^ private machinery. No other cott on my farm. Seed saved from p ton that made from one to t bales per acre. I do my own p< sonal selecting. Write for leafl Price, under five bushels, $2.25 i bushel, five bushels or more $2.1 Eugene S. Dukes, Rowesvllle, N. Prepare For The Boll Weevil—M herd of registered hereford cattli dairy herd of Guernseys, Jerse; Holsteins, hogs, 6 mules, 2 and 1 year old horses, one mare, For truck, wagons, dairy equipment., horse, gasoline engine, thrasher; corn mills, 1 blizzard silage an stover machine, disk plows, 2 hors turners, cultivators, com and cotto planters, etc. > About 600 bushel corn, 7-5-to 100 tons of hay, foe der, 50 tong of the fine stover, et If not sold privately will be sold s auction at the Dairy, Decembc 17th, commencing at 9 6’clocl Terms of sale cash. 8. D. Crosi Chester, 8. C. Grampian Com—Goodman's Prolific —Prize Winner «t National Corn Show. Raleigh. N C. Won first prizes in 1814. 1915. 1}!4. 19J7 la Boys* Cora Clah. York County. 8. C.; aad namerous Coaaty F#|r Premiums. Special -care grow lag crop sad .selectlac matured, relia- Ma sand* nabbed and ibellad. f! 21 M4U 82-2S half ha fi at ha. t * wrm PLANTS — PLANT Following plants for ire 'hipreymt;. eight thousan Pink tomatoes,. Five Pon Twenty-five Stoqe.* Ten f Ten Beauty ^ Twenty t . eshhaga. twenty early I Twelve thousand Ruby K4 #*r. Povr pimento Good Phinta. tin# shape far M from disease it- Cask with s $| 78 tl AIJMI $2 75 wk ft >4-22#