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I LEGAL ADVERTISING WE POINT WITH PRIDE TO QUR S. S. BRANDS OF FERTILIZER AND THE PROMI NENT PART THEY HifvE PLAYED, YEAR AFTER YEAR, IN INSUR ING CROP SUCCESS FOR TtfE THOUSANDS OF GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA FARMERS. .KNOWING THE NECESSITY FOR FEEDING THE PLANT FROM START TO FINISH WE COMBINE* IN OUR MIXTURES SEVERAL SOURCES OF AMMONIA (NITROGEN) WHICH WILL RELEASE THIS ELEMENT, FROM TIME TO TIME, 10 THAT YOUR CROP IS NEITHER OVERFED NOR STARVED. OrtnrorlMd. run damn, “faffed out* women who feel as thoqfh they could hardly draf about, should prpdt by Mrs. Brill’s experience. She says: “1 was tn a rnrf weak, run-down condition. Life was not worth llrtnf. 1 could not sleep, was very nervous, stomach bad, and was not able to work. “I consulted with one or two phy sicians. without benefit X read of WE DO NOT USE NITRATE OF SODA In our fertilizers for cotton and com. It is not the proper ammoniate. It is too quickly exhausted and should only be used as a top dresser and for truck. We use FISH, BLOOD AND OTHER ANIMAL' AMMONIATES Mainly, aa sources of ammonia, knowing them to be the best plant food. We also furnish cotton seed meal mixtures. If your dealer can not supply you with S. S. goods write us, direct. Tree money purse and fertilizer booklet on request. We guarantee all our goods to drill freely and to be in A-l mechanical condition. Order Early and Avoid Car Shortage /- •H SOUTHERN STATES PHOSPHATE AND FERTILIZER COMPANY AUGUSTA, GA ' SAVANNAH, GA. The Price Maker Offers For This Week For Cash Vinol helping mom one In a j ft> tax* K. condition so r began ft> tako It, and It ■Imply did wonders for mo. I gained In weight and I am now in bettor health apd stronger then over. I can not fln<r* words enough, to praise Vinol "—M". W. H. BrlU. Racine. Wis. Thousands of women and men who were formerly week end sickly owe their present rugged health to the wonderful strength-creating effects of VlnoL Wo guarantee Vinol to build you strong. If It yoe up and does not we rough, scaly skin, tig We guarantee It, JOHN M. KLEIN. Walterboro, 8. C. Items From Mafthawvltle. Jan. 11—Special- Vh# holidays have come and gone, but the memory of the good times • the young folks of this community had linger long with them. will ^ .. , Our teacher. Mrs. Henderson. de3ervcs»much credit also her well-trained pupils, for the nice entertainment given by them on t'hristmas eve nigh?. After the exercises a grand Christmas tree was exhibited, loaded with presents for the school children. The best social of the season was that given by Mrs J. W. Larsey in honor of her charming guest Miss Noel Hansford, of Savannah. Ga. The hcus“- was beautifully decorated for the oocasion > the color-scheme being carried out In red and green. At twelve o’clock the guests were in- V>*°d in the dining room where fruits ar.d sweets were served in abundance. The guests took their departue at a late hour, wishing Mr. and Mrs. I.arlscy many happy new years and that th“y may meet with them oft just such another occasion. About the most interesting features that took place here was the mar riage of Miss Ethel Warren to Mr. 1. D* Lamb of Charlestn, Th"y wer’* married at the Baptist 1‘arr.onage in the presence of a few friends and relatives. Nevr was the bride more beautiful than,on this occasion. She wore a beaxfiful traveling suit of dark blutywith hat. gloves and shoes to matem Th* froom looked his b^st yn the usual suit of wishes and receiving the good wishes and con gratulations of their friends. this happy couple Uet on the afternooff train for their hime in Charleston. A grand reception was given them at tlje heme of the groom's mother where the popularity of this couple was manifested by the number of beautiful pr sents received by them. Miss Zada Trow"!) has returned home after spending n few ''ays with her sister. Mrs. Marsha!! Sauls. Mr. and Mrs .! T. Warren and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sauls attended ser vices at Jacksonboro Sunday. Only •X One Dollar’s worth to a customer. / vlso, I wish to call to your attention my unsurpassed line of Groceries and General Merchandise. 1 have a full, well elected stock and my Prices are the lowest. - “THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND.” — ■ - 1 Do you raise early or late potatoes ? 1 L t ‘ d itfVTVt i ,:.<l yc. There’s a difference between early And late varieties that should be considered in fertilizing. For the early kind use i.oqo pounds per acre of a fertilizer containing ioV POTASH 5N ammonia and 8\ phosphoric Zu 1. L'n^tr average conditions, Si,«o pound* of J'*’’® I* the nv»t profitable for late crops. ■Vtinc growers ik>uble these amounts, f r they are tiuiviuced that Potash Pays. CautHMi: He sure your Potash for potato?* on heavy soil is in the torm of Sulfate. Write for Potash prices' and l.<r Free l, > F* with formulas and direct tot k*. We sell any amount of Potash from a aoo-pound up. GERMAN KALI WORKS, loc. 44 !tr,>a4wa>, !N»w %a<4 Cluaws. MrC.-wiefc K. .S s.,jn ah. Rai.k a Tro* SU*. O-irsns whitiwr C-o-ial flt:.a Bl:f Ssn Vniiriwn. H C'lUlofna M. Atls.XS. hispire BU*. \\ h<•Italic and Bct.nl The Large- a n d Bakery in Mw.t up-tj-date * Oi.; i Carolina. fop-N-och Bread Good. Prompt Attention t 0 Pa-cel and 18 Mail 0*.Ura. ('h*r.o.-tou, s. < Phones.: 3H9:» -4D.V>. ' S* t'«dd- to t*e Takcp hi'i i<>uv|y. • * V Intelligent ,.»*opi‘' res^Jz* that com mon nlds shiuld be, tr.*wted protfiH ptly If th*re is sneyring atui chilli ness w ith h.>«rs. *ess. tt< kluig thrbi and coughing, beg(n promptly Use of Foley's Hon n y and Tar C pound. It is effective, pleasant tskin,t'MprVrwa cold.-and stops the .cougrr vflWMi < a’;s* s loss of sloop ar.de lowers the vital res.stance. For sale by al| dealers. “I ;;m very glau »(■ ray a few words in prese .f < nan b.-rfam’s Remedy” writes Mrs. Lida Dewey, Milwaukee. Wis. ‘ I have used it for years both for my children and myself and It never foils to relieve and cure a cough or cold. No famuy with children should be without it as it gives almost immediate relief in case* of croup.” Cbamberla4n's Cough R“tnedy is pleasakt and safe to take, which is of great importance when a meffiflne must, be given to young childrenc* For sale by, , all dealers. Confederate Veteran. Nashville, Tenn Every family in the South should ubscribe for the Confederate V«tera n Send postal for sample copy. Sub scription, $1.00 per veer. The Veteran is of age—twenty-one years old—and has had a large circulation for a longer time than any monthly ever had in the South. A year’s subscription with The Press and Standard for $1.60. For Weakness and Loss of Appetite Tin? Old Stnndnrd »trvng*h*ti!ng tonic, GROVK’S TASTELKSS chill T< >N1C. drive, out Malart, i.:id build* up the -v.ne-n. A true tDmc i «ure Appetizer. For aiulu aud children. >0c. Capt. Elliott of Yemassce defct'vc for th** A. C. Ilailrt'a*!. was 1.1 to.v.t Saturday. GO WANS King off Externals is the Original in the field of external rem edies for all forms of inflammation such as pnenmonia, croup and colds. Nothing can approach Go wans. It stands supreme. hn "e been filing fioivans Pn-itaration tor Pnetimnwn an<1 Vohis rvur smr* it.wvn. put on th* market, iml I..ne /ounJ it owe of our moat satufarton H-li-re. PA RPhWthR PROS , Wholesale atifl Retail DrugrnUi, tlreenvi/le, S C. J\ ’ * ' BUY TO DAY! HAVE IT IN FNE HOME MASTER’S SALE. STATE OP SOUTH-CAROLINA County of Colleton Court of Common Pleas Reliance Fertilizer Co.. - Plaintiff. —V— W. W. Carter and W. O. Thompson Defendants. By virtue of decree of above court herein dated the 8th day of Decem ber. A*. D. 1914, whereby judgments were Jssued against W W Carter In the sum of Two Thousand Ftvh Hundred and Seventy Seven and 50-100 Dollars, with interest from Nov. 2. 1913, I will sell at public out cry In front of the Court House in Walterboro, 8. C. on Saleeday In Feb rtfary next, the same being the 2nd day. the realty described below, or so much of th* same as may be ne cessary to pay said judgements and costs th* sale to be by tracts In the order described below, only so many tracts as necessary to pay judgments being sold. The following Is the description of the mortgaged premises ordered to be sold: Tract No. 3. All that certain piece parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being In the Connty of Colleton and State aforesaid, measuring and containing one hundred and eight acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands formerly of Daniel Padgett; East by lands of H. D. Oosby; South by land* of ’M. J. Crosby; and West by lands v of C. W. Benett and H. D. Crosby. Tract No... 2. Thirty, five acres, more or less, situated in sam^County and State, and bounded North by lands Dauiej Padgett; East by land* J. W. Crosby: South by landr. M. J. Crosby; West by lands of II B. Crosby. Tract No. All that certain piece, parr**! oy tjract of land containing one hundred and thirty seven acres, more oh less, and bounded North by lands of J. M. Dannelly; East by lands of C. M. Symley^ South by lands of estate of D»hi r l Padgett; and West by lands of estate of Morton W. Wil liams, known as the ‘Thoims Tract.” The s£id land being the same oonvev- e i to P. M. Padgett by C. G. Hen derson Master, by deed dat«d Feb. 16, l!)n4, and recorded in th° R. M C. Office for Colleton County in Book 21. at page 565. Tract No. 4: Containing fiftv six and one-half acres, r.ore or les--. bounded North by W. W. Carter and and r state Paul Felder: East by H D. Carter: South by A. C. L R. R. Company; WestTay J. M. Crosby. Tract No. 5: One lot at Ruffin, bounded North by Padgett; East by W. W. Carter and Jchn Crosby; South by John Crosby; West by J. S. Padgett, said lot 5n feet de o p by about 210 feet, running to rail f a nce on West, running on line with W. W. Carter’s lot f n nce. The above.property to he gold upon the followng terms, to wit: for one- half cash an/i the balance in one y«ar- said balance to be secured by bond' of tin? purchaser and mortgage of the pr niiSes. and said balance so se cured to draw interest at the rat** ot 7 per cent per annum; purcha er to pay for all patters. Purchaser or purchaser? are re quired to comply with bid on the same day. or resale will be had the same day or some sub*epu r, ht sales- day at the risk of the former pur chaser or purchasers. R. M. JEFFERIES. Maatejr, for Colleton County. Walt n pboro, S. C. January 12, 1914. 1-.r Estat°. veyanoes County. The above property to be s the following terms, to w:t. All cash, purchaser to pat per. R. M. JEFFER1 Master for Colleton Walterboro. S. C. January 12 1914. CITATION For Letter* DismUsor STATE OF SOUTH CAR( County of Colleton. By O. 'Albert Beach, Probate Judge' WHEREAS. Preston P. and J. D. Cannady, made si to grant them Letters Dtsm the Satate and effects of Cannadr. THESE ARE. THEREF cite and admonish all and the kindred .and creditors •aid Jacob L. Cannady. that they be and appear be in the Court of Probate. t< at Walterboro. S. C. on day of January Inst. aft cation hereof, at 11 i’clork forenoon, to show cause, if have, why the said Letter sory should not be granted. GIVEN under my hand day of January. Anno Motr Published on the 7th D and 28th 'days of .January The Press and Standard. G. ALBERT B1 Probat" Judg* / CITATION For Letter** of .VtlminU STATE OF SOUTH CAR County of Collett BY G. ALBERT BEACH Prp^>ate Judge. WHEREAS L. J Jones suit to m** to grant him 1 Administration of the Esta fects of Jamie Jones. THESE ARE. THEREF cite add admonish all atic the kindred and Creditors t Jamie 1 Jones deceased, tha and appear before me. in th Probate, to be held a* Walt C. on 22nd day Jan next. Ikaticn hereof, at 11 o’ck forenoon, to show cause, it have why the said Admi should not be granted. GIVEN under my hand, day of Jan. Ano Domin., 19 Published on the 14th da>s of Jan 11*14, in The Standard. G. ALBERT BEi bate Judge, Colleton Count i CONFESS! Hope* Her Statement, Ma will Help Other Wo MASTER’S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Colleton Court of Common Pleas Jones A. Williams. Plaintiff, —V— J. I. Kinsey. Defendant. By virtue of decree of the above court her»in. I will sell at public out cry before the Court House in Wal terboro. S. C. on Sslesday in Feb ruary. same being the 2nd day. the following described realty, to wit:: All that piece, parcel or t#mct of land situate lying and being in Colleton County, State aforesaid, containing seventy-eight 178) acres. nior° or less, hounded North by lands Wm. T. Jones; East by lands of E. M Proveaux; South by lands of E. W. Kittard; and West by lands of estate Hibernia Kinsey. Terms of sal a cash: pun baser to pay for papers. If compliance with bid is not made on day of sale. sam r ' will be resold on the same day or some subsequent Salesdav at th • ri jk of the former purchaser. R. M JEFFERIES. Mast-r for Colleton County. Walterboro S c. January-14 1914. Hines, Ala.—“I must con Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, of this Cardui, the woman’s tonic, !i a great deal of good. Before I commenced usin would spit up everything I a tired, sleepy feeling all the tir irregular. I could hardly d and would have severe head tinuously. Since taking Cardui, I tu quit spitting up what 1 eat acems to digest all right s gained 10 pounds In weight” If jrou area victim of any of ■ ills so common to youi For taU a center, Cardui d JjeTOffjMajueh UH as to pn thpuands of tetters, similar tc which pour into one office, yt Cardui tosncccmhd *>*«**««» posed of ingredients which ad on the womanly constitution build the weakened organs In and strength. Cardui has helped others, at you, too. Get a bottle tc won’t regret it Yourdruggii Write in ; Ch*tt*»oo*« MwJIrtn* C vbory Dep<.. ChaMan.Mgz. T«nn.. fo ttrwfvm on > our cj%* an4 04-mi' TrMWnent lor Wo > oatn. tent m pivn » r SOe. 2Sc. , All Dratiictc St. COWAN MEDICAL CO.. LirutzU. —4 —» nt—«»« U net CYPI MASTER’S SALE. ■ o STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Colleton Court of Common Pleas. H. E. Savage. Plaintiff. Daniel Sanders and Henry Sanders, IWendants. By virtue of derree of above court herein,I »tll sell at public outcry in front of the Court House in Waiter- boro, S. C.. on Salesday in February sext, same being the second day: AH that certain trait of land siu* ato .n the Coonty of Colleton aud >#ate of South Carolina and known as •'Tilly’ Island, containing ninety- five acres of High l.and aad the Marsh adjoining the same being a part of the “Minot” Plantation, and bound ed on the North by Cbeha River, and on the Weal by land now or late of Mrs. A. C. Farmer, for a more full description of which reference may be had to Book 19. Page 141. Con- MOULDINGS AND** MILLWORK *'hanaherlain’* Cough This remedy ha* no st coughs and colds. It is | take. It containa no opiu narcotic. It always cures by all dealers.