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fagiUHSliii^ani t Wednesday, January) 16, 1918. THE PRESS AND STANDARD TAYLOR’S NEW YEAR SPECIALS ' WE kAVE GONE THROUGH OUR STOCK REVOKE INVENTORY AND HAVE FOUND QUITE ' ■ • ■ * * A FEW ITEMS OF MERCHANDISE THAT IS SOT MOVING AS THEY SHOULD. WE HAVE PUT THE PRICE SKATES UNDER THEM AS YOU WILL SEE BY PRICES PLACED ON THEM THESE PRICES AND VALUES SHOULD APPEAL TO EVERY DECIPLE OF ECONOMY, AND WE expect no Hesitation os your part in taking advantage of this rareoppor- - TUNITY. . 1 Piece 36 in. Brown Mesealine, Value $1.50 y»L ' , , * ‘ « Special 50c. 1 Piece 36 in. RiitUe Ship Grey Messaline, Value .$1.50 per yard Spcciftl 50c. 1 Piece 36 in. T.Tor’ch.oip.in.e. value »1.50 y{. . Do!r ' B t,,!oc< “ 1 knlt ' iraw,,r " 5 dozen Jtfen’a Silk 4-in-hand ties 15c. Each Ladies’ and Children’s Coats and Cloaks Exactly 1-2 Price Special 50c. ./ 25c. No Shirts 28 in. Heavy No. 1921 Dark Outina’s Value 22c yd. Ladies’ heavy ribbed fleeced Vests and Drawers, X 15c. 2$ in Shepherd Check - Suitin':*, Woven not printed 15c. •*<»* 60 Corsets, Value 69c, to close at » * .a 39c. Each 25c. 10c can Perfumed Talcum, 30 dozen at 4c. Can Genuine Palm Olive Soap 8c. Cake rx TAYLOR’S Walterboro’s Popular Store PAGE F1VI LEGISLATIVE MILL IS BEGINNING TO GRIND (-Continued From First Page.) MASTER’S SAID STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, v County of Colleton. In the Court of Common Pleas. Pauline K. Willis,—Plaintiff, vs. " Alexander Willis. Paul K. Willis and Lula Willis. Minors, and George Harper.—Defendants. Notice of Sale. Bv virtue of the Decree in the above entitled case. I will sell at public outcry for cash, before the Court House dor in the Town of Walterboro. S. C.. on Salesday in February, next, the same being February 4th. 1918. the followinT described lot of land, to-wit: . All that lot of land In the Town deposit with the Master the sum of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars, in Cash, or a certified check for lik“ amount. The amount deposited bv all unsuccessful bidders will be re turned at the conclusion of the sal*- an«$ the deposit of the successful bidder will be credited upon the purchase price in case of compli ance, with his bid, and in case of noncompliance will be forfeited and used to pay the costs and disburse ments of this action. R. M. JEFFERIES. / , Master. Walterboro, S. C., Jan. 15. 191'!. ed. the bidders will be required t) ng the ways and means committee to prepare the appropriation bill speedily so that tfinournmfnt might be had in (went*’ days. This was passed.' f „ In the Senate a bill setting Feb ruary 2 as the day for adjournment was .also adopted. Night sessions have already been tnauk mated. Im«siiiTMting Game Warden. The old contest over the office of game warden cafne up In the Senat-3 for consideration Thursday, although Senators debating declared there was no personal Issue involved. A bHI introduced at the last session had for its object the maintenance of A. A. Richardson as chief game warden and put the election of tl.*at officer in future in th* primary. Governor Manning vetoed the bill, and the discussion was precipitated when Senator Williams of Aiken asked for consideration of the gov ernor’s message of veto. The Age of Chauffers. Senator Friday, of Orangeburg, introduced a bill making it a mis- demeano’’ for anyone under the age of sixteen, to drive automobiles. Further efforts to kill this bill were made Thursday. The age limit was reduced just to 14, then an effort; to beat- it entirely failed, but anoth er change in the age made 12 years the limit - The reason state*! for reducin. t!i<j age limit was that men would become increasingly i scarce during the war, and to pro hibit younger boys from driving cars' would be a hardship on women and children. ' . ‘ Changing Governor’s Term. Repr*-Untatlve Duckworth, of An derson. has, introduced a hill mak ing the term of all State officers I ,Jour \«ars. Under this bill the govern )'.' will be ' ineligible for o second term. Repeal State Income Tax. , | Senator Sinkler of Charleston is the Qpthot- of bill repealing, the State income tax, which the Senate passed 'V- Lr 16. He declared that with fed*^;il and State taxes on in come tb" taxation was unjust. The failure of State enforcement impar tially was given as 'another reason to repeal it. Speed Limit, HO Miles. Representative [ftedmon, of Cal houn, had the* House pass his bill Increasing the speed limit of auto mobiles to twenty miles from fif teen. It is now in the'Senate. steering Committees. \ Proposals were made in both houses for “steering committees’’ to be appointed to have direction over legislation. The idea being to fac ilitate the work of the session, neith er house' 1 adopted the scheme. Challenged Colleague’s Seat. Representative J. O. Kelly, of Darlington, raised the question as A. Bryan, Stokes, to Representative Victor E. Rector’s being entitled to his seat. The lat- ■' * ter ia now a professor at the Uni^ bOR SALE—The beat Seed Oats. A. versity and Mr. Kelly didn’t tbin’c Wichman & Son. . [ he W g S entitled to represent Dar- I'OR SALK—One Jersey cow anljlington while living in Columbia. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE FOR SALK—One Overland touring ear. Model 85, in first class con dition. Also two good extra tires. Will take good buggy and saddle horse as part payment.. Balance on easy terms. Apply to C. H. Petit. Salkehatchie, S. C. l-16-2f. ^ * v'X FOR SALK—Ford touring car; pair * of mules, double wagon; lot of farming implements; 500 bushels of corn; 10.000 pounds of fod- dec, 5 tons of hay. and two Jer sey cows. S. C. SHKRIFF’S SAID The following tracts of land have of Cottageville. county of Colleton., been levied upon and will be sold State of South Carolina, with the!for taxes, the first Monday in Fea- buildings thereon, bounded and de scribed as follows:— On the North by the public rodd leading from Cottageville to Walterboro; oq the East by lands of C. A. WilUfc; on the South by lands of Mr». H. L. Ackerman, and on the West by lands of Mrs. C." B. Free. The said lot measuring and contining four (4) acres, more or lesa, and being the same lot of land conveyed by C. A. Willis to P. K. Willis,.deceas ed. Terms of sale: Cash; purehasm- to pay for papers and revenue stamp tax; persona desiring to bi<t at said sale must deposit with the Master the sum of $25.00 in cash or certi fied check for like amount before sale commences. Deposits of un successful bidders will be returned Immediately after sale; deposit of successful bidder will he applied on the amount of his hid; compliapee with bid and terms of sale must he made within fifteen days after sale. R. M. JEFFERIES, Mast or for Colleton County. Walterboro, S. C., Jan. 15, 191i. ruary, same being th** 4th day, at T2 o’clock noon. L. C. PADGETT. SH^riff of Colleton County. NOTICE OF SAID STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton. In the Court of.Common Pleas. Butler. Stephens Si Bell Plaintiffs., r*. H. H. Rente, as Trustee in Bank ruptcy, of J. S. Sanders «|/al.— -Hiera. Defendants. By Jdrtue of the decree in the above entitled case. L will sell at public outcry, for cash, at the court house in Walterboro. S. C , on Salesday in February, next, same being the 4th dat *of said month, the following described fealty, to- wit: - . All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and be- in* In Colleton county. State of South Carolina, containing one acre, and hounded on the North and East by land# of C.' B. Herndon; South bv Public Hoad, and West hr lands of R. E Causey. Also, all that certain piece, par cel or tract of -land situ«**V. lyinc and being In Hamptbo ''South Carolina, and bounded a* fol lows: On the North bv lands o* J. W- Folk: East hy lands formerly of Dr. J. W Wiman. and Washing ton Simmons: on th p Soifth b. , lands of M Z. Steadman, and on j the West by run of Whippy Swamp., hnd contains seventv-flve and eirhtJ dt»e hundredths (75 S) acres more’ or 1r.*s. Term? of sale: Cash; purchsper> to pay for the papers. C«fm pliance 1 to he had on day of sale *>r prop-1 erty will he sold op same day -.r j som| subsequent salesday at the risk r.f the form er purchaser. Before any hid will he entertain Sitionks School District. Asbury Warren, 15 acres of land, bounded as follows: On the North by F. J. Berry: East by Edwia Warren; South by P. W. Thomas' West by Abe Bennett. Taxes, costs and penalties, $6.70. Charles McDuffee. 7 acres of land, bounded as follows; North by R. E Campbell; East by Jim Stokea: South by Hannah Wright; West by C. C. Garris. Taxes, costs and penalties, $9.83. • . / , * x • X Snider* School District. Mrs. Alice Morris,' two lots, bounded North by , Frank Cum mings; East by Kate Bishop; Soutn by Dr. J. B. Padgett; West by Mrs. Carson. Taxes, costs and penalties, $10.79. . .. y . / MRS. T. M. WMEKLY Mr. and Mr*. D. C. L. Hiers re ceived a telegram this afternoon an nouncing the death of their niece, Mrs. Dr. T. M. Weekly, at Lenx, Ga. The remains will be brought to Ml Olive church. Haraptoa county, Fri day of this week for interment. Mrs. Weekly will be remembered in Walterboro as Miss Nellie Hiers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. calf. Apply to T. P. Murrav, Walterboro. S. C. tf. FOR SALK—One good saddle ma-*' for ssde. T. P. Murray, Walthr- boro. FOR SALK—^mo bushels cotton seed. Batty’s long staple, and 300 bushels selected Cleve land Big Boll. $1.50 per bushel at farm, Ruffin. W. H. Saun ders. Walterboro, £L C. tf. FOR SALK—Piano x - ery cheap. Ap- | ply to J. H. Hatfield at Walter boro Garage. tf. FOR SALK—King triple improved cotton seed, extra early. $2.00 pe|5 bushel at farm, Ashepoo. B. O, Price, Ashepoo or Walterboro, S. C. . X ’ l-9-3t. WANTED WANTED—One cow. Apply CottagevHle. first class milch to P. M. Buckner, Up. M? GALLS MAGAZINE Fashion Authority For Nearly 50 Years! Join th* l.SM'CO w-maa »*'>o turn to BlcCALL*S rva.-y mca.k tar corract tiih- lena, for patterns, for aooaonca! busing, foe fane? r.a*dlawa:k. for aoa. st-ri^a—lor pica--.re, for help, for eiy’.e. McCALL Paitorae f.t. Year WANTKD—Farmers to know that 1 have secured a few more cars of South America Goat Manure, run ning high in potash. . Place or ders early before the supply is ex hausted. P. M. Yarn, Walter boro, S. C.- It. , • * /v»_ • WANTKD—Share cropper to rutj one plow; also one hand to work for wages. Apply to H. W. San ders, Stokes, S. C.\ l-9-3tp. WANTKD—To buy a 4d h. p.. Re- ^ttura Tubular or Five Box boiler. Must be in good condition. Ap ply to Sullivan Lumber Co., Green Pond, S. C. 1-9-3L \ WANTKD—Anyone who has ditch ing to be done to see me as M contract. 1 am the best ditcher j in the State. No money till work ( is done. Satisfaction guaranteed, i George Myers. Ruffin, 8. C., carj I C. H. Berry 4k Co; ' l-9-4tp. { . . ^ *" '/■' j WANTKD—-Two share croppers or' gDod farm near Ashton. Hav« good stoc’^, and good ptoposith n (o rig’if paftes \pp;y to or :u*e . 1. J. Simmons. IslandUn. l-2-4p ! WA NTKIbL-Wood! Wood! Wood! And more wood for the electric JlgM plant at Wallerboro. See Cosrjt Hinns, Supt. LL LOST The House refused to entertain the motion. Ret hen Is Stronger. Lleut-GoyCrnor Bethea made an excellent* address t*$ the Seriate ’[Tuesday morning upon its conven- sclectet ing. In Jhe opinion of many the strength of the BetherJ boom for governor is gaining strength daily. Scholarship Bill. " r X An important bill which passe i from second to third reading Wed nesday, was the one revising . and consolidating the lawi relative to free scholarships and free tuition. One hundred and sixty-nine free scholarships are created for Clem- son with a value of $100 each. In addition 51 bOneficiary agricultural scholarships are ^rested at a value of $100, each for Clemson, open to young native men of South Canditw 18 years or over. One nonnai scholarship from each county, valu ed at $100, with the remission of term and tuition fees is created .for the University of South Carolina. Scholarships, valued’, at $100, ar«* created for each county, the number to be the same as the number of representatives in .the House, for Winthrop college. Each county is allowed at least, one beneficiary scholarship at The Citadel, the mil itary college of South Carolina. Friday Exempted Farmers. There was a long discussion ; o the Senate Wednesday on SenaLv Padgett’s bill to require / partner^ ships to file with the secretary of state the names of individuals com prising salne. The hill was amened- ed so ns to provide that it shall not apply , to agricultural enterprises on motion of Senator Friday, of Or angeburg. Af announcement was adopted that the provisions of the bill ixot apply to 60-day partner ships. e , Mules and Horses ■T . LOST—Deposit j'* the’Colleton terhoro, S, t ent. in my I will apply Howard F. Oafris. Book No. GSJi^of Banking Co.. Wal- C. Savings Depart- nanxynaa been los*. for duplicate hook. L \ av V- rrr. a tsstal r -.u rm^'X ■ft «■* Vr. aj.s ilO N *. C OC.r V . ] » ;ut «■ *:. or r' f! [ ». -i». nr I tViCK* • .Vi i vULAIS; or i jt>ur vnyK'. ii. •• , 1-16-y. ririi: rlpi; 1 I .GST-—A iKo mobile tire and • 2x:! 1-2; a Crow Elkhart •hetweeh Walterboro rind Inland tori, I’eturn to J F. Kent^ or to T'.< Urem, and Standdrd. tf. FOR RENT i \ / ...• > ' • - v bolt KENT—Three roArnis. Applv to Mrs M. H. HowellX l-9-2t Whenever You Need a General Tonic Taka Grove's. The Old Standard Grove'a Tasteless thill Tonic is equclly valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININ K and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Bloou and Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents. KxaniiiiHtinn for . Teachers Haturdny. There wMH be an examination of teachers held SaturtfSy at the coin* house for the purpose'of pert liltin': those, teachers who have not tali'! certificates to qualify for teaehin; . and f<>r persons desiring to stem* for certificates as teachers. T"i- examination will begin at 9 cfclock Fcr Sdte At The High Dollar i x - ^ have received another Car Load of Horses and Mule^ which I will offor for sale at AUCTION to the Highest Bidder ut * "V . . ’ " yT • , WALTERBORO i ./ iy, Jan. 19th. If you nee<I a good work animal, this is your chance to buy it at your own price* We will have some second-hand and mules ire this load if you wish one- . t a OWEN * ■. ■> a/ r,. i* .8 M The Horse Man ^1 - '■ / / x Y rvx : ’ v> • X ; ^ Our^rs.. Levy is now visiting the Northern markets where she is purchasing a* complete line of spring and summer goods,-which is ak s'' Beady coming in daily. While up North, Mrs. Levy has picked up some splendid bargains in Ladies' sample Ccot Suits, Cloaks and Dresses. Very latest pat* / terns and of the very beest materials. The. stunning styles are bound to meet with your approval. These goods, because bought late in the sea son, can be offered to you at unu?uaHy\low prices. Don't wait till the cream is all gOne\ f ome and have first pick. . 1 ,v ji9 ■. vl ■ M t- \ BUSINESS L0CAI.S r:t L-MV-TISM—AnfiM (>l|c,. I!<*li. .•v IlhcunmtDm. Sjrrpin*. V<'ur:i!- giii. * ic. fir. a y>»ur ’ ? '.I nr' L-'Gfipfi** v.*|ti . » f< » t,f i>*a>. l-n-Bmo. I ' anytbJng In clccfHgal v.ir n: •< Bruce Hb*rs. AH wnrki'i.- I ed I • C. BYnus. > ,r - Mgrvia I’cnDys un«l Mar-1 '•rlo'.'s an operation. ns. ' *i •••:*«! '• ®. and Messrs'. v Hal San- j R. .'4. Wise. has In <n de*"- cm?-’Ralph Dodd, of Ybngea Is- ' ■ at the 'bom.: of, her father, land, were guests of NJiss Marietta )T H. Fender, has returned to her Dandridge th** pu-:t week-end. home at St. Matthew' / y y /