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/We wish to reduce our large .stock of Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Dry Goods before moving to our new store
next door to the Postoffice, and in order to do this we are putting^ on a BIG REDUCTION SAIF. Every
thing in our store will be marked dbwn from 10 to 331-3 per cent ip order to make them go.
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Mbb's Overcoats which were $10.00 now
Ladies Silk Pettkoate which were $U0 now $1.00
Men's Overcoats which were $0.00 now
.. .$4.50
Ladiee Silk Pettkoate which were $L00 now
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Men’s Suits which wars $18.00 now
. .$12J§
Ladiee Silk Wakts which were $8.00 now...
Mra'a SoM* which wm *11.00 now
Ladies SOk Waists wUeh wars «1M wm..
Men*! Suits which were $10.00 now
Men’s Fleece Lined Underehirte which were
60c. now 40c.
Men's Suits which ware $8.00 now
...14.00
Men's Drees Shirts which were $1.00 now..
>«e.
Man's Trousers which ware $6.00 now
$&£0
Men's Drees Shirts which were 60c. now
4$t x
Men's Trousers which ware $4.00 now
...SIM
Boys’ Suits which were $6.00 now
Men's Trousers which were $&60 now a.
...$2.00
Boys' Suits which were $6.00 now
Men's Trousers which were $2.00 now
...$1.23
Boys’ Suits which were $4.00 now
... ttn
Men's Trousers which were $1.60 now
....95c.
Boys' Suits which were $3.00 now V..
$2.00
Ladies Coat Suits which were 016.00 now
. .$10.00
< Everything in the line ef Ladles Drees Goode by the
Ladies Coat Suits which were $12.00 now
.. .$8.00
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yard la reduced from 25c. to 10 cento a yard cheaper, and
, Ladies Coat Suits which wore $10 00 now
. /:$6.oo
goods that were Its. now sell for 8 cento, the 8 cents
Ladies Cloaks which ware $10.00 now
. $7.1*
geode now eel tor i cento.
Ladies Cloaks which were $8.00 now,
.$5.00
Shoes which were $4.50 now
Children's Plush Cloaks Which ware $7.00 now'.
.. .$1.00
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Shoes which were $4.00 now
$2.75
Ladies Skirts which were $6.00 now
.. .$4.00
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Shoes which were $3.00 now
Ladies Skirts which were $6.00 now
. .$1.00
Shoes which were $2.50 now
$2.00
Ladies Skirts which were $4.00 now
.. .52.50
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Shoes which were $2.00 now.
Ladies Silk Petticoats'which were $4.00 now....
...$3.00
Shoes which were $1.75 now
■-I Ladies Silk Petticoats which were $2.00 now...
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.. .61.50
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Ladiee Hats 50c. to $1J0 Cheaper.
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You cannot afford to miss these bargains. You need a Christmas Suit? Get it now while this sale lasts.
Your wife needs a cloak or Coat Suit? Get it now while it is cheap.
Remember This Sale Lasts Only Two Weeks. Come Whileit is Oil
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LEGAL ADVERTISING |
MASTER’S BALE
The State of South Carolina,
County of Colleton.
COMMON’ PLEAS
Bianca P. Padgett,
VS.
R. W. Hoff and Eleanor J. Hoff,
By rir' ue of decree of above Court
herein. 1 a ill sell at public outcry
n front of the Court House in Wal-
terboro. S: on ■alea day in Janu
ary next, same being sixth day, 101*:
“All that piece, parcel or tract of
Land with all tjie buildings thereon,
sit date, lying and being in State and
County aforesaid, Sheridan Township
containing seven (7) acres, more or
less, and bounded as roiiows: North
by lands of Phillip Dandridge; South
by land* of T. R. Ackerman; East
by Lands'of C. W. Kcdman; West
by lands of Wm. Dennis; the said
being t-fce same mentioned in
■ ; v s to R. W.
lioif of onte May 12. ;$00. and re
corded iu l ook at ptgo -!*4 in it.
M. C. office for Coil* on comity, the
above boundaries being taken from
laid deed '*
Terms of Sale cash, purchaser to
fay for papers.
• ‘ C. G. Henderson.
Master.
December 14. 1D1-.
Carolina, bought from Mr. Jos. W.
Jones of McLaurin. 8. C., by Dr. E.
P. Cartdr. Said lot Is bounded as
follows: On the North by, J. W.
Jones; on the.East by lot of Mrs.
Effie Jones. South by public road
leading from Ashton. S. C., to Is-
landton, S. C., West by J. W. Lyons
and Dr. E. P. Carter’s lands.”
The above property to be soM up
on the following terms, to wit: All
Cash, purchaser to'pay for papers.
C. O. Henderson.
Master.
December 14. ItlS.
MASTER’S SALK
The State of South Carolina,
County of Colleton.
COMMON I DEAS
MASTER'S SALE
rhe State of South Carolina.
County of Colleton,
•- COMMON PLEAS
iacob Ehrhardt and Charles Ehr-
hardt, 'surviving partner* of the
arm of C. Eh inrdi and Bons.
Plaintiffs.
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E. P. Carter. D. M. Carter and A. C.
Carter. Co-partners in Trade doing
business under the firm name and
style of Carter Brothers.
Defendants.
Walterboro Live Stock & Vehicle
Company,
VS.
George Samudl.
I y virtue of the> decree of above
Comt therein, 1 wiil reli at f-ublte
. ,j r — *•, f;i <* th" Court it*. !- - in
aiterboro, on sales day in January,
lit ID. within the legal hours: All
that tract of land situate in the coun
ty jvnd State aforesaiii. originally the
property of Eve SsmuoJ, deceased,
containing originally ICU aert,.- more
' or less, the portion to be soM is that
: assigned to George Samuel in the
> division of the aforesaid tract, the
jlhfsion Ikie ruuning from South to
Soujh and cutting the original iract
into two equal parts, conveyed to
him by Josh Samuel, and bounded,
South by Sam Small, North-east by
Frank Berry, and West by Josh Sam-
ucl’a part of original tract.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers. .
C. G. Henderson,
Master.
December 14. Itl2.
MASTER’S SALE
The State of South Carolina,
County of Colleton.
COMMON PLEAS
M. M. Cummings,
VS.
8. D, Burton,
By virtue of the de.v» of i hove
Court herein, I will sell a: public
outcry before the Court ll*>itM in
Walterboro, within the legal nours.
oh sales day In January, 1J1«, the
following described Realty: All that
parcel oi* tract of land situate In tho
County and State aforesaid, contain
ing thirty-six 11-100 acres, ,and
bounded as follows: North by lands
of Frank Jones, J. W. Jones and Mrs.
Jane Bennett; East by lands of Mrs.
Jane Bennett, Sooth*,uy lands of W.
W Jones. The said tract being cut
off OL the - Southern porticth pf the
W N. Jones tract
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers.
C. G. Henderson,
Master.
December 14, 1912. 1
MASTER’S SALE
TAX NOTICE
The books of the County Treasur
er will be open for the pur;>'jst
of collecting t&xes from the lath
day of October, 1912, to December
11, 1912. The levy is as follows:
Mills
*jue 5 3-4
Jrdlnary County
sssrgts
CITATION.
H. D. Padgett, Esquire, Acting Pro
bate Judge.
WHEREAS. Hattie J. Von. made
auit to mo to grant her Letters of
Admlniatratlor* of the Estate and
effects of the said L. N. Yon.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to
a* cite rna admonish ai> ut d MUKiilar
Roads..
Constitutional School.
Total.* 5 .
16
Special School Tax
dge.
•turn Gully.
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tho kindred and Creditors of the
^’ftald L, N. Yon, deceased, that
whey he and appear before me, lb
the Court ef Probate, to be held
at Walterboro, 8. C., on the 27tb
of December, next after publication
hereof, at 11 o’clock In the fore-
Kleo Patch.. H 'noon, .to s*ow cause. If any» they
6 have, wf jr thp, aald ^Administration#
* should hoi >e granted. V
4 p GlVIiN * ^wtiiWr,»» hand this
;; 17th day of December. Anno Domini
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he Press and
The Slate of South Carolina.
County of Couetoii.
( O.’I.MOV I i.K'AS
Cntherine E. Jaquett, et ah
VS. '
Annie Jaques, et a:.
By virtue of decree of above Court • mtcmm ^
herein I will sell at public outcry in
front of the Court House in Walter- ^ lrai0t c
boro. B. C.. on sales d»y in January
next, same being sixth day: Gc\n'taed°rmoary
“A lot of land aituare In the^town *r forw»H«d pmt*ui
of Ashton. Colleton County, South ^rieshrb.B.LweaidiaCa.ia^
By virtue of the decree of Cue aboVS 1
Court herein. I will sell at pou.i»
outcry before the Court iiou.c In
Walterboro, on Sales day in January,
1' i.h within the legai hours of Sale,
the following deocrlbis; Realty: All
that parcel or tract *of krnd‘s.tuate
in Sheridan township,. County and
State aforesaid, containing eighty-
five (85) acres, more or less, and
bounded as follows: Sbutu by laa-’.s
of Edward Lewis and Hoff; South
by lands of W. P. Jaques; East J»y
lands of Hoff, and west by lands of
Mrs. E. E. Ackerman.
Terms of sale 'cash, pan baser to
pay for papers.
December 14, 1912.
C. G. Henderson.
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Wnfterboro
Red Bank
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I*o!I tax $1 on ."’.I m J t
the ages of 21 ar<d CP. •* > •
•mifittion tax of *2 on efi r.-*t;
*w*Ped the neer of 21 and » f i w!
jtinll be paid at the same
f.nd in the same tmumer as r
taxes.
Dogs 5he ecch. __ '
1 will he aJ tffe* t<rtlOv;Ine p’
for; th"* co’l»ctlen 'cf U-x s « .■ ; , ,
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of 1“ camber
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' ' H. D. PADGETT. <’.
A*» ting Pfhfcttie' Judge, • Cpllhton
County.
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"A • iort Ctqe vro f cortfac*- ;' »
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To Fetbk Old People.
As one trows old tho waste of tho
system becomes more rapid than re
pair, tho organs net more slowly and
leas effectually than In youth, tho cir
culation is poor, tho Mood thin and
digestion wank.
Vlnot, our delicious cod llvor and *
iron tonic' without oil, is tho Ideal
ctrengtbener and body-bnilder for old
folks, for It contains tho very olo- *
menu needed to rsbaild wasting tis
sues and replace weakness with
etreagth. Vlnol also fortifies the sys
tem r gainst colds and thus prevent*
pneumonia.
A grandnelce of Alexander HamO-
toa, over eighty years cf ago, ones
remarked: “Viaol la a godsend to old
peoplr. Thanks to Vlnol, I have a
hear / appetite, sleep soundly, fool
active and well. It 13 tho ftbest tenio
jyid Btrsagthcrcator 1 have ever
used.”
If Vlnol falls to build up tho
feeble old people, and._ crests
rtrencih, r*e will return money.
P. 8. O ir H 'xo Salve stops itching
nnd begins healing at once.
JOHN M. KI.niM, Dropgisl.
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and grip. Iu any attack by one of
these maladies uo tini" should be.
loot in taking the best mediclr.r ob
tainable "to drive It off. Countless
thousand.* have found this .to be
. . . . Dr. King's New Discovery. “My hus-
in a terrible plirh* what I n*gaP to
Mapm <1 Train.With Shii*.
Tearta gbis shirt from ii>s ba< k am
Ohio man flagg.d a tratn and *a\ i
it from a wreck, btjt H. T. Alston.
Haleigh. N. C.. orce prere^ited a
wreck ^ith Electric Bittero. "I Was
( oa.iS Shout
U’lkyouJ
'r }.< a. t.” wrote
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themv’’ he write*, “my stomach.
ueves it has kept him from
Master
badly affected and my l.ver was
The quickest and moot effective , Had condition, bqt four borM
remedy for loosenit>g tho phlegm, re Electric futtcrw mde ir.c fry I
Ueving irritation end curing a’ y* a man." A trial T,n .
cough or cqld to Bloodine Cqugh you of their.matchless r.rri !•
Checker. 9-ll-2m. vto;na«h. liver or khiney. tr » ‘ i
John M. Klien, Special Agent. I'rlco 50 cent* at Jno. Id. KI In t.
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bead. back, and kldneyr were ail . bavin* pneumonia throe or fod»
bndlv ati - **-. ted and mv l.ver was Wt tiiiws.” writes Mrs. Ceoncs W •Place.
wrli* Mrs. George W.•Place,
<«!..» ki’ie. Vl., "and for coughs,
<r'uip wt li • c in or found
s • ',t tl.” G'u'jrautocd for ail bron-
uial auectlohs. Price 50 rent* and
Sl.no. TrJU bottle free at Jno. M.
Klien’s. “ ■) ,
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the bot-
Rader,
the won-
i . fnl d«n:blb ht left I got from El*
■ :n<: DitifiJj, in caring »ac of both
■‘to • rtre of siainaiii ♦ o - In und
of iheuroxtisna f. n i jc -ich I had
Lt ■ j an air40.it helSV;; ..j‘ferc(r for
ten ycarr. (D ‘suited ase
tbouKh Just n*.adn for me.” V’or dys-
ru'.ilsia,’ l.’idignst’on; jaundicn* cod to
rid tho syrtem of kidney ; oi^onSAhat
. asi- j rh r ut ialisix, l ie .r . Lf'ittom
have 10 com!. Try thcThw -Every
battle is re tr,.i.tocd Jo .'mi' Iy. ’ Only
50 oouts at Jno. M. Klien’».
Flf III- »'aw*
vWlten father was sit k about nix
yiara an:o bo re^tL^an viverM -cnaent
of^diamboJa u s Tablets in the pa-
P<tr tb^» fi< bi» i ase tly,” writes
&1Isk Mat v .tiipheil of Ft. Smith
Ark “He i»im mdft a box of them
and be hns Tt e u :l* f ipce. My
sister I'ii trouble r i.d
also benpfltc d Ly them,” I'or sain
by gll dealers..