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^i*®wss anb Stanbarb TWOmr^lWTH YEA*. W. W. OAK, JR. UROR AND PWOMUETO*. •1.00 60c _ Ite All ATI IIADVAKE. T^bUa^Kl rrmy WmIbomUj. W1DNESDAT, DE3C.5,1907. ‘ A^jierrf Chrismas to mil oar rsmd- m. r * iif^a , * Master’s Sales State of South Carolina Colleton County In the Common Pleaa H C Rayaor, et. ml, va. Ma mie Aiken By virtue of the decree of the above coart herein, 1 will fell at 'public outcry, before the Court Bouce in Walterboroon Bale Day 8*>u»h by Simmons; reAervinf WjAt br (aMd* of John D Weriea leaM for tinib- r rxecoted by Allred BonepNrt*. nbd »«■ ord*d in Book 21, paae to A, O. and E L Halsey. Terms of sale cash, Purchaser to pay (or papers. C!. O. Renderaon, December 14tb 190? Master. rontsj onf in the wboln one acre, more or Ir^es will m i'”* foils a^oear fr<,jn plat tf seine^bs A j L^mnc^s. Snrveyor 4 A*1 *hst piece, parcel, or tract of land, in Hberidnn Township, said to contain t*enty-fir-» acree. and boon dad Nortfc by lands of P Q Wi|lis, East by lands of H H Perry, South and west by W “nils. Sflftm Claus did come after* alT, * eh? >• January 1008, (0th day) witbi^ the legal hours of sale the follow-. ^ ^ IDg ddfCTlbed Realty, All that 1°H In 'Ibwsshtp. containing Are of land With the btrildinga there* (g) mtm aad bounded North by lands of on, aitoated in the town of Wal. bhoai« Hardon.fttaai by lands of lerboro, cooolj »Dd * , * u w Rr^r! ’ laid, contaiuing one and one half Tsgaat of aaia n**!* Pnrcbawts to pay acre (1-i), more or leas, and for pgpaison each tract, bounded M follows, Mot Ut bj loi C O Headaison. ofMn, Hhmtc and public atraetf Doomabar uth 1907 Master. East by lot of Nejle, Booth byr - | The / r * lot« of Neyle and Hubeter and 0 t p-cW to pay torfapara. » C. Q. Headcrton, * ‘ *, Mtiter, I J f — 1 ■ p» », Won t’Ptakay” w* *1 rujcico thf* Chriatmai iure. Weee got t flow. v* ... We know where that flee hundred *#!’ •••■ j w njtar&sr- la IhoOmuMB n«s Ball by Order af the Probate Oourt By virtue of ea order from the Pro* ■'“SLr.TJMS' 1 the Ooert ileyla Ji Pereooals sitaato on oonety and state afore* aevt(6»h (day) j a»V . •»*< •M ■** .are*’ frdChriMjp pm A fW bMifep MMott.wlJhf1u juufhuulh of flld yeu wMbmIo 4t >m w*%lf df6ti&? * ' < • ' ' • • ^ .1 » M 4I4- ,•.•* .•* • ewjh S >g •f'yQ would Ml gito de maty pfnenW, didn't you? Bui rod have git | more than ejhEir, bgrnttyot!? ■ 1 LJ « J ' ' L ,il - ,'tV! w * JETH18 YOURSQtfO? WhBtlithelru^Chrkflfhii Mwcaing inoor hearts and ever angelic cherua, * earth, feed wflV toward 1 rt n i WW ■ . p.«. ™*«» <*# p* •»• *» Nw: ^ hmtpL No «n «a Imw it am 1 •«*>«■ »*r. flMBi tttutd to the key If *’%oyji flty It* .'i 4 ' :r«- 'h» : flfcr r M T TA Mu M^mt, I will sail et svs witi et at cKaritahhftw in ear, bcurti? 4i ( wen mamrmg or tinir> oemytk your neighbor and yodf ; 1^ la,* your eara are domed ta eongof the engda. Lay it down—root it out, and then you ccn hear it Do we know ene during this glad ■eaeon who in unhappy or wretehpd? If so. the true Chriatmas spirit will move ue to make the day gtad ter that one, and by ao doing we win the pbtudita of the still. Wtwtaman t of els eOLLMTOfll 1X>C'ATKI> ▲*A* _ _ I*t thp olo«u of hiiolfldilp 0Of3%tli, 1907, £?S?«S tetatag iweaaywer aesqe^ mmtm w, nM £&&&"& HIT Is el of 'i r pebHe^at err he* fta ‘ r) *“V » 1 lllUOS Olir 10 rlJOit '(JiblO i ill eHU<i ij.iB fboo«> ««rt(4 uS t W3 r • * 0 U ; i to > « The Store That Always Makes Good** i t*y ii AH StM Pham aetaa( fliufandasva>y flea (1«7») or laM'Shoat two haadrod '.ff * *. hbdh oa Skdaaw ttaraea aad A L Bel* a pemk road, aad WflSl 00 the Poroall Tiooti mow et ferantiy •fLartwy. j j| AM fekftt b|ml MmobL or inoA#l la^ swMald^jTgajdllB hMe A A Hadna add Boa ■ Oroahy end Wait hy leads ol Jobs A Baradoa I AUtkat * ~ ‘ * town of Wi — BttOTC e\VA D Js-9 v Ti3 llsci biiM Y'J0. oT vi.- ■tt jjTZ- V #« . ■> 4 ! Id* I North by i COMWTJig S . ' l . s’ MAW 1.S4T ?.« . M»TI| fhld la L la | IAOOOOO Mae Our* MdO.loe Ml a strsot II hom Mads af Otta H by a sdrsat aaparartag It ol OtteB Wi ; . loath hy street U from htiM of Qlevtr, end O » • • ». -n peda o eepi m Siam pm ■aasi.« wknok joweda v pa amM PM wbaua yua opgj^ tf pomai m oa ^ * rtr UTMft IR JMMMHStrillM* Br das ‘ p. NdwaMh vlaqaha Probatr oBuBa ' °°°^ Am Lml k ** la aologteal [tmBB All. TH1 MdMQB MM aUe^ i ,tn. s.) wi.'biw to atse .af Piehata te oa Dee M U te ■y head, thk lets day ei JLlkimT* Dee, liOT,la days of ▲e • * ^ *»8 *** f g V ii&K *• ■ :v jjrji li’ivit,- 1'. .•/ (i >. ■■ . ■ . K • • . • •. f . t • • •A I »•. .-•"V 'll » W***?f? The Pnm aad BmadanL Ndtidea. NQTleX—All pe* , «* i 1 *' *’« « te s22L-u« , * ML ■M MpPM Mi * ^ » v nit ^.rVA t • * f i o o 'T >». ^ MAY: YOUA HOLIDAYS THE HAPPIEST '■I 3 A' « e. * -* ! > » 1 . . < , r . V, , , -The H; W. Cohen Store begs to offer you its host wishes for the Holidavs. Any tglk business at this happy Holiday season would be an Wpertinence. For fifty weeks of the year we have preached our little businees sermon in this spacer let this weekend next stand as an exception. We wish you the very merriest of Qu^stmases and n * * ' the happiest of New Years. . ? * S y <; ’ ... r , t . * *,»*. . . .*^ . , ! . , • •• . s 1 *,* .*•■ v .i * \ * ’ 'l 1 ? t* ; ■ f ‘ - • ' j l , , r . v . *.*>*'. •A e The H. W. Cohen Store “Tht Store Shat Always Mikas flood.” ~ -f: :f; f ‘ i #* • f^ . j ; • ■'>; 4»*: ' v< '• ^ rr* *a v* - A#’i v, .4 i. •> ■ ffi * • ** '* y ^ s- a I. A » » » i y r j 1 b U Q (> x ■