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OCTOBER 22,1913. ' • vt*^a THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. Fall X PAGE V / * ^ . r*f •s, ' -*• ® * .• • . • . nJ Begins October 23rd, Continues Until Further .. . • J ’ ' s> \. " ■ , . / ' - * We Offer This week for Spot Cas OCTAGON SOAP, 7 cakes for • BEST COMPOUND LARD, ;■ Per pound - - r f \ ^ STAR LYE, / 4 cans for H. J. AND J. OATMEAL, Per package - .e, RED DEVIL LYE, (great for hog. • cholera) 4 cars for ■ ROUGH RIDER Baking Powder (large cans) per can •a GRANULATED SUGAR, Per pound FINEST QUALITY Butt Meat, Per pound -- - • *■ I / TV X' GOOD COFFEE, Per pound 1:2c x- CRACK O-JACK TOBACCO, Per pound - - - X •/ x X X / / / Ten Big Leaders WATCH THIS SPACE — TERRY & SHAFFER X • X* \ -/n • . X '* *• / ' * v / X *x / [II NOTICE TO CREDITORS. • State of South Carolina. County of Colleton.' Court oT Common Pieas. A. H. Williams. In his own rlahV. and a* Administrator or the estX'e of T. R. Williams, decpawd. y Plaintin.* > * ^ / V Alice C. Ackerman. Marv/H. Annie J. Ackernian ctxji > v iH'fi imant! Pnfsuapt to an <>/1x tht (“ou’i herein, iti w the ! ■*’ U-j all creditors o^u- * ^• , T '• Williams. d.-A'af.:,. .^vc - quired to pfw nt tl.- .r against tlie said ‘•‘ S,: C* MaRtef >or the Count: <> In his r tti.f tft Wi-lterhoro. ? < d • > 'Itr'iviaetl usd verified totetr;* I'U T ,rXf of the eo’T.etness •thfre^re. within’thirty days from the date o( the said Order, sm h Order havtng been made on thXlfOth day o. O to- ber, 1913. . xX , IValterboro. S. (f October 2i»T. 1913. > , ^ . K. M. Jefferies Master for Colleton County. W-l!2-3t. a: come tre the i <>!t« ' gage of thf premisis. the unpaid por- tiot^of the purchase money to bear hrierest at the rate of feven va centum per annum, payable annually, with the option the Purchaser or purchasers to pay all .cash. Purchaser to pay for papers, and if bid is not complied with on dav of sale, the sa.d land will he re-sold on the same or some subsequent Sales- day at tiie risk of the purchaser. - LC G. Owens, ■ Sheriff“<flf Ca!U ton County WaPerboro. S. C. O'tel er 13th 1M3. i.iu vsi: voirt r. i Town License v. :1! he due an l xiii'it-t b* paid on or i < :or* Novcrnb^ 1. 1 !• 13. t D. P. Black. ’ I ? ■ /‘lerk. sad T-easurer. Uf-S-lt. . . County PARTITION SALE State of South Carolina of Colletos. In the Court of Common Pleas B. C. Bellinger, in his own right and as Trustee of M. E. Bellinger, -and also as Trustee for S. C. Bel linger .X XX Plaintiff.” X^ / •. vs. M. E. Bellinger et. al. Defendant*. Purusant to the judgment in the above entitled action, which bear* date October lat. 1913. I will aelt at public' auctioq before' the Court Honae door in the Town of Waiter- boro, County and State aforesaid, on Saleaday In November, 1913, the, tame being on the 3rd day of tbe said month between the legal hours of sale to the highest, bidder, all the following described tract of land, to wit: * * • > * “All that Plantation or tract of TAX NOTIC E. The tax books for the* Town of Walterboro. will be open for the »ol- lection of town tax^s. from Nov.. 1st to 3'tth.. 1913. at yje store of H. W. Black. Jr D. B. Black. Clerk and Treasurer. Hudsgli's Mill. . .6 Buckhead . . ...... . , . . . J* Walterboro . . . . ._;>. . X . . . •. X Cottagevllle .».. . . . . 7 Lodge ..X. . .‘8 Smoaks .. . . s Hendersonville.. ., x .je Poll tax $1 on all malts between .the ages of 21 and G<t. 'Alr.o :i tom- mutaV.on tax of $2 on all rcale.-j be- tweep the ages of 2 j and r*n v hlch shall be pa d stXhe same t ::!*• anl in the same majiner as other ' >.xes. Itqgs 3d e'ents eauh. I will be a? the ? 'low r in;nf < Tor the collection of taxes -:n ibccs below: Bells. Monday, Ot*. 27t!i. Riee > P^tch. Tuesday, ct<» - Ashton. Wednesday, < letXX* 1 h Folks Store. TlMtrXXX)• ’ X. Lodse Friday^Xlct. 31 Williams, 9 >' ufda • Nov. i: Smi«Ktk. Mori'l ’ v.^Ni.v., 1 •’ -"Berea, THeyday, NViy. !l. Suhiers. .Wednesday, Nov. 12 Petvf?., Thursday Nm. ] ! Hendersonville. Friday,'Xu- I I. Cottagevllle, Wednf-sdav, > i 3. Centrevflle. Thursday, »!••*<• ^ 1 Jacksonboro. Tuesday, lit '' Green P^md Wedne'gday, |v • 10. R. E. JONES, County Treasure -. stand togetheh as union men and stand for co-operation, for we need It in marketing our produce. Let me ask every local union In Colleton to send delegates to the County Ua- ion the*grst Saturday in November advoi afe that principle, for yve a/e learning to make more each year; therefore we must learr* to handle our produce and get more out tf !t and get more for our laboT. / Brother Farmer, there is iomet+r^ Ing in st off for us jf get together asul standard let th’>, be the ehje-t of jMcX-Xiieeting In Novonilt r ar.dr.ga.n in ^lieceruber, uutil w-ejiucc'eed in doing'sometking for yar Pres. B. G^ Price wni r>;i .js something good and will lead if we will only .follow. / Now, Mr. Editor please keep this’ before yur people and urge them to take a stand for their benefit. I*et jtn grasp the opportunity. W ill rood wishes to the Kdltodr of The Press atid Standard. Farmer Boy. i Mr. IditKles to Kpeitk. The Exerijiive Committee of the Stuu* Farmers’ I’nioii- would like to hear from counth-s-Liat w II g«-t out a large < rowd of farmers and oth<‘r business men to hear Hon. I>. M. Bhodes. We^are to have him iu this State.(4< t. noth to. Nov. Hih and from the requests that come to u* in the next week we will arrange a schedule of dales fdr thf* points that <aq best be reached tn the t'lio- at , our disposal. « e • Send all reqtie: *s ty E. -W. Ikibb,-. i ■ —— President 8. C. State Farmers* Union Mnyesville. 8. C. R. F. I». No. 1 Mr. Itbadea is a fine speaker and he is a practical worker. J. Whitner Reid. v Secretary 8. C. State Farmers’ Union Columbia. 8. C.. Oct. 17. 1913. FOR SALK—I will sell at public . outcry at town lot on Saturday Oct. 25 at 12 m. one small Jersey colored/ow. taken up under town ordinance. A. A. Patterson. Jr.. Chief of Police » Mrs. A Q I'adactt and daughter. Miss M-iry An’ilei.of Omega wfr«*-in town shojiping Friday. •Vr and Mrs M were in low n Ff1>lay. (if O:a y- TAX NOTICE- The books of the County Treasurt er will be open for the purpose of collecting taxes from tbe 15th dav of October. 1913 to December 31 1913. Tbe levy ia as follows: * \ Mill* Stats .. ,.5 3-4 Ordinary County 5 Roads ,, '5 Constitutional School 3 1-2 Total .. .. .. . X.. 17 1-4 Special School Tax Levy. ^ . : '>•. „ - Si" 1 ; Strickland .. 2 RuIBn - - ». . 7- - . . . . . . 2 Weimer 2 Bethlebem .. . . ...2 Rum Gulley ...... ,. . . 3 Rice Patch. o-i . 3 laud aituate. 4 lying and being in tbe i Little Svfamp ... .. . X 3 , 1BE PROFIT SWING STORE Company IRE PR8F1T SHARING STORE — I FINK MINUTE ( UHE IF STOMACH IS B\l> When ’ **Pa|w*s .Dia|teiisin’’ Beat hex Stomach all ln«lige<>ti«-n, Gas rntl Sonrac DiMi|i;iears. County of Colleton. State of South Carolina, measuring and containing twelve hundred (1200) acre*, be the same more or leu..and’bounded on the North by the road leading from the Town of Walterboro across the Rumacka to Blue House Cross Roads: On the East by the Cam Farm: On the South by the Pringle and Murray tracts, and on the West by the Dent Tract.” TERMS OF SALE: Obe third cash and tl^e balance to be paid in two equal annual instalments secured by tbe Bond of tbe purchaser sad mort- ‘ " x . . . J Bethel ...3 Raysors . . . 3 Sniders ... T;' .s ..3 Red Bank .. .y- . . 3 Sand Hill ? 3 Horse Pen 3 Island Creek ..’.Y .. .„ .~t3 Wolfe Creek. . .;. . . ..... . .2 Ashton . .3 Williams 4 Maple’ Cane. . , 4 Rehoboth rv .... .... .. ,.4 Red Oak . . . 4 . . 4 Peniel ., • •, You don't want a slow remedy when your stomach is bad—or an un certain one—tor a. harmful one- yong stomach is too valuable; you mustn’t injure it with drastic drugs. Pape's Diapepsin Is noted for its speed in giving relief; its harmlese- nees: Us certain unfailing action in regulating sick, sour, gassy stomachs. Its millions of cures in indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach trouble has made it famous the world over. Keep this perfect stomach doctor in your home—keep it handy—get a large fifty-cent case from any drug store and then if anyone should eat something which doesn’t agree with them; if what they eat lays like lead, ferments sad sours and forms gas; causes headache.’ dizsiness and nausea; eructations 6f arid and un digested food—remember qs soon as Pape’s Diapepsin comes in contact with tbe stomach all such distress vanishes. Its promptness, certainty and ease in hvercomifig the • worst stomach disorders is a rexelaticn to those who try it. » . Charleston, THE AHGADK STORK / ‘ 232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street, South Carolina X Oak Grove. News From Mandton. Islandton. S. (’. Oct. Ikfh. 1913. Editor The Press , and 'Standard: Please allow me ' space to say through tb<* columns of your paper that I feel that every farmer *n Gol- »r •• •- • 5 ; leton. yes in South Carolina, should ' OUR EARLY BUSINESS HAS BEEN WONDERFUL- " ^ OF COURSE THERE IS A REASON; JSx Styles are unusually pretty and attractive and prices which must please. Fn Ladies and Misses Coats and Suits we are specializing in the best $15.00 suit The best $25.00 suit and the finest Imported Model Suits in the State, $30.00 to $50.00 - Ladles, Misses and Children’s Coats, Sport Coats, ; 34-length Coats, Long Coats, Black, Grey and Fancy Coats, Children’s Long Coats and Reefers ranging in price from $2.50 to $40.00 each, \x^ BLANKETS / : COMFORTS Rugs, Carpets, Matting, Table Cloths, Napkins, Table Damask, ‘Towels, Toweling, Linen. ’ X, : Ladies, Missed Children’s and Infarits Sweaters in latest style. COMPLETE LINE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ELEGANT VARIETY OF SHIRTS WAISTS. Our Millinery Department is very interesting to those who ap^J ^ preciate style and value. * tilt \ V Our Mail Order Department has been placed in the hands of com petent parties. Orders filled the day received. Our Motto is absolute satisfaction or money refunded. m SM— m , 3S==I OEU