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% . . . V" FEBRUARY 3,1915. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBGR 0, S. C. PAGE FIVE “-~'i':~5srnn3nm5rr! r cy^»KssDanBBaM* - ^ ® & . £l :J ■- r ■■" ^ i si v ^p y ia • © ,-v. r Steel Tarn Plows All our plows built with a reputation. Built on honor—of best material—Perfect in design. Plows that back up all claims as to Material, Quality and Workman ship. Steel beam plows from $3.75 up, according to size MhfcM * *> I S v * v ■ * I u :_ msk. -•Jr 1 ! 9<54— ’ ii. ': *3 The discriminaf ’ c _ iic er insists cn gvx.\ v r- zcC.. for Che^p Harcl;varc n * . ’ * • * * ■ ^ a ' v . . about the pocver.t invest- ' ' | •' ' ,, ./ ‘ ' ’ ment on earti". The edge of the sharpest razor is not ' f ■ ' • I , ■ ■ . keener than our desire to -- ; *-vHw*^ y.: serve you in any manner ■ % * ’ V v. «« , ' ** * v • ' > N V to win your approval. h REVERSIBLE DISC PLOWS: • \ ’ ►. f FOR 2 CK 3 HORSES ADVANTAGES OF THESE PLOWS: / Enable the farmer to plow hi$ field without leaving any dead furrows. Wheels, disc and scrapers adjust automatically . Disc pulverizes soil and buries trash. / Simple in construction, great strength, light in draft. * . • • /„'> - Dust proof refrtovable boxes on all wheels. Disc bearing chilled and dust proof insuring * ’dig life.i, Prices for 2-horse, $36.00; for 3-horse $47.50. • L-J V ■i I 1 ReversiMe Disc Harrow . We have a nice supply of S - ' -// / * ~ V * collars in both *!eai!ier and / •/ . ‘ F . • )( cotton, Bridles, Backhands i - •• V ' yZ' ' 1 ' . ‘ 1 ''x and traces. In fact any- i iking you need to plow | 4 * < >_ 0 ' y ■ j with. ' / / With or without Tongue truck. Gangs built M / w^h either three or four discs.An extra pair of discs • f Sss s. • ^ ^ ^ • Wita^^ension spoola can be provided and easily attach*' cd Ganks^can be set thirty inches apart. Regular!v furnished without scrapers, but they can be supplied jit small ccst; '’Pric^N^.SO up. ‘ * Solid Car American Field Fence Wire now on Road. PRICES RIGHT. 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He l^avett to mourn hi- lots, be tides hi* wife. Vnd one Utile child, a hog o* 1 friends: and relatives. 11 > tv as a x aon of Mr, and -Mrs. _ Isaae r.trter, and those who knew him He^t. !ov r d hinr host, he was a mem ber of .Carter’s Ford- Baptist church, and lived as he desired to di£r All medical laid failed andTGod said U~f* finished, come ^dMkjhlKher and dwell with me. ^ Me ‘wM buried at the family huryipR groutvd near Lodfte, being funefallaed by Rev. J. f C. Lawson, and also by the Masonic Order.- He was born Sepyemb^r 21, 1864 and died‘January 20. >915. dsaac carried sunshine wherever he weat and Heaven is now' brighter that b« is there. Hdw sad and lone-* ly must be that home from which he has gone, and how he niust he -missed. Rut - beloved, this dar)r cloud of sorrow Is pot without its made a vacancy in your home so that He might enter more fully in the person* of His spirit. H? Has made it sad in order to- fill it more fully with sunehlr.g of Chrirt’u love affd make your Heavenly home onlv the more briKhter and, attractive,:’ , for >*ow. He bids >;ou take comfort from the fact that these ti s are not covered forever, but in the com- ^ sor - m » ✓ >. • d tr- . / . -f, : • o! D* " e-tV* h ■' • *.- M ■ 1 hint n the htL f . ' r ' • Sow, ir> true repchtsate to the r’rr r<H' ' ■ . ^ " / Ho >.‘-V;v vardoned hv.shand. / M re; have tef thee; / Nr- . 1-e ’.nits to.eonrfcft:. >7 lie -..iH rot despise. ”/ If tove your hurbsaf*, . Ti nt him In the sjHes^ X^ g niece. . Annie Carter. • U . A •"* f ""7'WS^' , £ , Tj:<' Stot:-jtwpp.rtmXt .at Wadi'n'r; | ; 1 1 , uigts - agvds'd ■ SttndaXf'X Aiaet.’-' , Atrrpt <’a/otheirs a,t KlXaro-t :• Ter Vnla Had s-nt him o tcHtvr ’ ri-liente-: Saturday >a .Mt^eV. Aim, .•’!'! M trie ~C:<rin, I ta& h' had n^t been injured. ' •*. nnd Mir.et'va t’roit v jiper.; !. '•.'ay with Mir: <s UlU.t Cud (’ora/' ^ NR XT LYrerM Feb. 18. Proff "by. \ Xusift esr. . ,. His 4 , y-lW'* ’ - sor Booth ey. htfmoHst lecturer. ' 923.00 RKWAR1*. - X ■ XOTIf K OF A\M>I. MRRTIVt; . OF STiM *K HOLDEKK. . >’ ^ 5i-‘ To the stockholders: of The Colleton' Cyprees Company: ■/ Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the, stockholders of The. Colleton Cypress Company, wftl ^v.held at the;office of The Cel.' Company at. Colleton, Colleton County, ^outh Carolina, ot) the 18'th day of February, 1911, at 1 o’clock. P. M.. ft»r the purpose of the election of directors and trans acting such other business as may come before t^e meeting for consid- . , . - dy. • f}i " • P?t' h* ih ncc..tl;e ,li iixn Rtu / fay 0 f such «. i v•«•••; .jtud if »<mi .fad perrCr's att< pipt jLp f prevent the if. to niisw.T the roriplaln; tho t7>ai'Wnt' collv’iop’^hr -- days be^orvitlme aforeHaid, tli- idaintiiT in this the war which Germany ileclTred ag !inrt *us. •* / • • , i . ‘■'In. view pf this, the minister’of ” ’Thanks for your edneilia'ory • Trusfe«^ reward'will be paid for ^ _ arr'st with proof to convict anyone oration, caught tearing down or daP 111 ^ 0 * 1 v M M. MARCH. Rec. telephone lines of Colleton county, *^ 2t - # ^ silvery lining for your Father hft^ Telephone Co.. 11. 8. AndersoiL Mffr. * ;.,. TJ|r | know or . . . . . O W ■ .1 ' - * ■ * Feb. 3-lt. .* ‘;I have sold Chamberlain's Tab vpvt 1 VCFfM Feb 18 Prof s- !° T • eTer * 1 ***'*■ NEXT •- L . F . ^hp.ve used 'them will take' nothing else. I can rec.oftimentl them to tA? X P* X / ■ • T ' / y. OKoVti. currsa Cef J in Ou f l>.y cou;:a ^ wortf- pit t-id. | owa . Fp r p^le hy “all deal- Rooth Lowrey, huii^rist lecturef. nt*- > . ;1 X o*; Mr.*, Newton ('rorhy ha at Williams last/TuefdayB Miss Alma - Berry o/ Walterboro, foreign affairs is authorized to puh- vislted the home of/Ur. C.’H.-Her. t| the teiecram.of which thin4s th- Thursday. ,oxt: Miss Marie Carter left- today for Colleton, where slu will spend a few days with relatfrcX Mr. and Mrs. J. [^^reland.* of Meggetts,' visited the home of Mr and Mrs. T. L. M re land. Mr. C. P. Crosby and son, New ton, hdd business in town 8at\irday; <i'ctlon will apply to'the Court • for the rejlef depuftxlrd in th*^ com- plaint • 7 ‘ Itwte- Jan 23rd. A. P. 1915. Flshburne & KisblHigno. Plaintiff’s Attorney*. To the absent Defendant/^Emlly W. Peurlfoy and J; J. liny ton. ■and friendly telegram. Inasmuch nr. the'official message pr'sented ’o- day by your ambassador tb my min ister was conveyed In a very .dif ferent tone, I beg yop to esplaln'tbts divergency. It would be right to Five over the Austro-Serliiu problem- Mr. ' Richard Crosby visitejl neaX* The I!a*u« conference I trust Stokes Sunday afthernoon. ,n y° ur w,8doni an ' 1 ^e^dsbip! *' , — VOI'R * <»LP IH ItAMlfiltm S / rllKKAK IT TP— St»\V . HEWH FROM HOI SO. \V* nfff'having*some ver.' ' had A Cold is readily catching. • A weather now. — run-down system Is sUsteutihle to ^ Times are rat^fl r tfuil nround here. A-ennk. i ou owe it to yours* If i” u ■ parties, are vet doing »n.*re«ard- »'a other* '>f vour household to m;hi, , , . . . , 4 . fhe Genr at'once. Dr. Brfl’s Pine- h-ss of thf hard time<v Mr Stephen Tar.Hon y is fin*' ftjt' L’oitlo end Ackerman had a party, at his honi y t'oughs. It loosen/ the Mueoiis, Saturday night- A large- crowd at. stops the cough apd soothes ‘th* , d j The Robertson hoy. and Rung*. It s ruafaBtoed* Obly 2!<\ ■ * . * , * at your Druggist. - . . ,lr,d *'' boyH WPre P r, ' sf nl ' . • .• . . . • ■ ■ - ' . . i V. ' ■ ■ - , ■ - - ■ NEXT LYcrt M Fib, 13. Profts- i NEXT: LYCRCM Feb. 18. Prof^- TAKE'NOTICE: That the origitwil Summons in this action of which the foregoing Is a copy. together with the Complafivf. was filed t}j.» office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Plea^of C’pTleton county. Stat? of Sciutti c.arhllna. on .the 3rd day of February.* A. D. 19J5. - ./^ishhurne & Fishburne, , Plaintiff** Atto?*nen-. ’ S. 3t. Dated/. «. - F«d*ruary *!rd.. 1915. / XR\T l.YCEUM Feb. 18. Profes- v* '■ • »—r *- — » HEUilAN KFI.IEI' I'CVD. . ' V e . o '■ ■ * Previously acknowlcd*; d ,113.08 Hbpday sellool Crefin pond Metho dist ChtHrh. ' „ - ■Btuonks fync nit ,.; *. . . . ir 14..V» - Tcital • • • • • • • * * * * • dbr Booth Lowroy, humorist o-i . urer. »■ \