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WAGES MUST DROP h B Same as Prices, But They Will be the t Last to Feel the Cut. ( From the Washington Post) ? "There is at least one thin*; upon ^ which everybody in this country seems to agree. That is we all desire to see the cost of living come t down without a corresponding drop. 1 in our own incomes, profits and J wages," said D. H. Ames, of Denver, r at the Washington. "We find that' a the cotton farmer would be glad to i ^ I 2 note that wheat would mean cheaper (j bread for himself. The wheat farmer, i c on the other hand, would be delighted i t with a cut in the price of cotter., be-11 cause cheaper cotton means cheaper (t wearing apparel for him. The work, ingman is pleased that prices oi food d ingman is pleased that prices of food- ^ stuffs are declining, because he will not have to spend so much for neces- ] saries. The manufacturer is glad that raw materials can be had for less, and so on from the top to the bot-1 torn of the economic ladder. "But there are two sides to the pic ' ^ ture. Everything that goes up must j come down. Some things may not nn whilp others seek natural ; ^ ' ~r - levels. If prices come down, j and wages must come down with them I through it is safe to say that wages, I being the last to to make the ascent, I will be the last to come down. But1 they must eventually follow the lead of the commodities produced by labor, o A whole lot of us haven't stopped to figure out teh whole scheme of defla- c tion and of the ensuing lower prices, f We still see only the one side of the 6 picture. We've got some time or ? other to see the other side, and the j sooner we give it a careful survey the t better for us. Those who now are r seeking by one pretext or another to E evade the eventual application of the t economic law to themselves are likely i; to suffer more in the end than if they t =====ttm?^=====_ B ' r NOTICE OF SALE J IN FORECLOSURE. A STATE UE SUUitt UARULUINA, ? County of Williamsburg, v George A. McElveen, Plaintiff, 0 against J. J. McClam and R. B. Cannon, Defendants. ? Court of Common Pleas. ^ Notice is h?reby given, that pur- c suant to decree for sale in foreclosure v made in the above stated case by his ? Honor Judge John S. Wilson on the a 27th day of December, 1920, I will F sell to the highest bidder, for cash, a before the Court House door in Kings- 0 tree, S. C., on the first Monday >'n February, 1921, the same being ihe Yth * day of said month, during the legal d hours of sale, the following described ? tract of land: h All that certain piece, parcel, or F tract of land, lying, being, ?nd situate F in Sumter township, County of Wil- o liamsburg, and State aforesaid, ctn- I taining seventy-three (73) acres, more F or less, and bounded on the North by lands of M. A. Thomas; on the East ^ by lands of W. McClam; on the South 1 by lands of S. C. McCutchen; and on " West by lands of Stephen Lee. Purchaser to pay for papers, and in the evnt of failure co comply with S his bid, same will be re-cold on ;he same or some subsequent salesday at his risk. 1 J. D. BRITTON, ef P A*v>roAn Plnec I V1CI& UI WUI t VI VVIIIIUVII a iv-w for Williamsburg County.. l-20-3t-L&S. NOTICE OF SALE IN PARTITION, j STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Williamsburg. Susan Lucas, Frances Williams, and Robert Leonard, Plaintiffs, against William Leonard. Defendant. Court of Common Pleas. ^ Notice is hereby given, that pur- j suant to decree for sale in partition ? made in the above stated case by his ? Honor Judge I. W. Bowman, on the 26th day of October, 1920, I will sell 0 to the highest bidder, for cash, before ? the Court House door in Kingstree, F S. C., on the first Monday in Febru- *j ary, 1921, the same being the 7th day d of said month, during the legal hours of sale, the following described tract " of land: C "All that certain piece, parcel, cr & tract of land, lying, being, and situate a in the County of Williamsburg, State n of South Carolina, measuring and con- t< taining one hundred ten(110) acres, a more or less, and bounded on the a North and East by lanas of C. K. End- ti dy; on the South by lands of Walter b Cooper and lands of the Eetate of Cyrus Hanna; and on the West by S lands of Walter Cooper; the same be- & ing known as the Estate of Sam Scott, b deceased." k Purchaser to pay for papers, and I in the event of fciilure to comply with \ his bid, same will be resold on the s same or some subsequent salesday at t his risk. s J. D. BRITTON, E Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for j Williamsburg County r l-20-3t-L&S 5 NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' J MEETING TO DISOLVE c CORPORATION. \ a Notice is hereby given, that a meeting of stockholders of Planters Seed and Equipment Company, a coporation duly chartered under^thc laws of the State of South Carolina, will be held 1 on Tuesday, the 15th day of February, 1921, at twelve o'clock noon, in the g office of M. M. McCord, at Ki: gstree | in the County of Williamsburg, State of South Carolina, for the purpose of considering the liquidation and d;s- j] solution of the said Planters Seed and ^ vsuiiip?ui>? uic wiuui^ . of its affairs, and the surrender of its 11 charter. F Dated at Kingstree, S. C\. this 14th c dav of January, 1921. T. M. CATHCART, Secretary-Treasurer . . . l. . L? lad taken losses at once or had made it least reasonable preparation for hem." o CITATION NOTICE 5TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Williamsburg, ly P. M. Brockinton, Esquire, Probate Judge. Whereas, Daniel Cooper made suit o me to grant him Letters of Adminstration of the Estate of and effects ?f Charlotte Cooper. These are therefore to cite and adnonish all and singular the kindred ind Creditors of the said Charlotte hooper, deceased, that they be and ippear before me in the Court of 'rebate, to be held at Kingstree, S. C., >n the 29th day of January next, zfer publication hereof, at 11 o'clock n the forenoo l, to show cause, if any hey have, why the said Administraion should not be granted.. Given under my Hand, this 17th lay of January, Anno Domini, 1921. Published on the 20th day of Janlarv. 1921. in The County Record. P. M. BROCKINTON, -2<>-2tp. mProbate Judge Have that job printed right?by us. o MASTER'S SALE TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, * Berkelley County, In the Court of Common Pleas, vnnrirp nv qa i f. !. H. Browder,Plaim.xf, against j. B. Browder, W. B. Browede, Emma Gamble, J. J. Browder, H. J. Browder, T. M. Browder, W. H. Lcrenz. William Bovd, T. W. Boyle, i. J. Myers, Bank of Greelyville, a corporation imder the laws of the State f South Carolina, and Oliver P. Bar ton, Defendants. Under and by the virtue of a Dc ree of the Court of Common Picas or Berkeley County, dated December th, 1920, I will sell at public auctioa. o the highest bidder, in front 01 the tourt House at Kingstree, S. C. on londay, February 7th, 1921, between he hours of ten o'cloci: in the foreloon and three o'clock in the afccrloon, the following real property: All that certain piece, parcel or ract of land, situate, lying and being q the Town of Greelyville, Williamsburg County, State of South Carolina, Measuring and Containing fifty acres, nore or less; butting and bounding, forth by lands now or formerly of J. V. Gamble, Jr.; East by lands of J. V. Gamble and S. V. Taylor; Soul y Main street of the Town of Greelyjlie; West by lands now or formerly f Boyle and Hogan. TERMS OF SALE At this sale, or at any subsequeent ale under said Decree, the successful idder shall, immediately upon the onclusion of the bidding, deposit rith the Master, in cish .or certified heck, at least twenty-five per cent o 1 is total bid; in default of which the roperty will be immediately resold ,t his risk, on the same terms; and so n until there shall be compliance with his requirement. The purchaser, hould he so desire, shall have thirty ays in which to pay the ballance of he purchase price; but, in that event, e shall pay interest on the unpaid iortion thereof, at the rate of seven ier centum per annum, from the date f sale to the date cf settlement, 'urchaser to pay all taxes due, and ay the Master for papers. H. W. HARVEY, laster-in-Equity, Berkeley County. -l3-4t NOTICE OF SALE. ITATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Williamsburg. Coart of Common Pleas, "he Farmers & Merchants Bank, a banking corporation duly chartered and existing by anu under the laws of the State of South Carolina, Plaintiff. against ulia Vermelle Cox, and Margaret Elizabeth Cox, Lee Aden Cox, Nellie Belle Cox, Fred McGilvey Cox and Cully Cliffie Cox, infants under the age of fourteen years, Defendant Pursuant to a Decree in the above tated case, signed by his Honor udge John S. Wilson, on the 28th ay of December, 1920, I will offer or sale at public auction before the !ourt House door in Kingstree, S. C., n sales day in February, 1921, to-wit: n the 7th day of February 1921, be**een the legal hours of sale, to the ighest bidder for cash, the following escribed tract of land. All that piece, parcel or t^act of ind situate lying and being in the lounty of Williamsburg and state foresaid, containing One hundred nd Ninety-nine (199) acres of land, lore or less, (sold by R. H. Kellahan o E. M. Casselman in the year 1893 s a part of a tract of Six Hundred nd Forty (640) acres of lanaj buting and bounding as follows: North y lands of A. E. Powell and Henry 1. Powell; East by Big Dam Smamp; outh by the County Line Road, which eparates Georgetown from Williamsurg Counties; Southwest by the road j nown as the Maggie Squires old toad; and West by the lands of G. V. Casselman. And having such hape, form, marks, courses and disances as are more particularly hown on a plat thereof made by H. E. laddv, Surveyor, dated January 20th, 904; and being the same premises onveyed by B. 0. Brockinton to J. I. Cox by deed dated the 8th day of anuaray, 1918, which said deed is re-, orded in the office of the R. M. C. for | Villiamsburg County in Book "A-13" i t page 444. Purchaser to pay for papeis. J. D. BRITTOX (Seal) Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Williamsburg County. -13-3t-K&H JASOLINE SYSTEMS Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Computng Scales. Floor Scales, Show Cases, j tccount Registers. Rebuilt Cash Regsters, Safes, Store Fixtures. THE IAMILTON SALES CO.. Columbia !. C. 1 -29-1 f To prevent a cold take 666. / . . .. - - . b H in ?COLDS SHOULD BE | H I CARED FOR IS 1 As soon as a cold is contracted ? VI the system becomes disordered, s Rj g This may develop into any one B hU " of several serious diseases. g fH You can't afford to take the m R3 g chance of incurring: a severe S wQ B penalty for neglect. g i hrj I For years physicians have | R3 g prescribed medicine containing M QQ B horehound, mullein and tar. g Compounded with a few other m Rj J elements you have a medicine B JQ " that will check a cold imme- g W diately. m Rj g To satisfy the demand for this S OS " prescription in quickly obtain- g W able form. Dr. Murray has his = Rj g chemists prepare quantities and uQ i supply druggists. Ask your rH B druggist for K I Murray's Horehound Mullein and Tar R B Children enjoy taking it Your A S druggist will refund your money Hr j if your satisfaction is not com- ffi plete. g Colds and influenza are sue- HK i cessfully treated by using Dr. H K B Hilton's Life in conjunction with g W g Murray's Horehound, Mullein B HH i and Tar. 5 M ^ Manufactured by B I MURRAY DRUG CO., I $ COLUMBIA, S. C. J BKUBeimiiiiBiBirB <B 'fiiBiiBiuiia..,, ^ SPEAKS PRAISES I YEARS AFTERWARDS ? 4% Anderson Woman Says She Suffered 25 Years 4" ^ NOTED GREAT CHANGE 4 V "Tanlac Is Due a Strong Reccom- W raendation," She Gratefully V Declares X V More than a year after she had tak- *T en Tanlac Mrs. Martha Beasley, of 49 ^ Marshall St, Anderson, S. C., told of JJp the "lasting benefits" Tanlac gave her V in the following statement: J "I had suffered from a very bad X form of indigestion for twenty-five Hr years or more," said Mrs. Beasley. "I Hp hurt so badly frequently that it seem- ^ ed something like a knife was st.cking V between my shoulders. Then, too, I 3 had awful choking spells and terrible ^ headaches. I had had these spei's so th long I did not feel right for some time after the Tanlac broke them up. 22 Gas formed in great quantities in my 'H stomach, my liver was sluggish and I y was very nervious. Ifj "It was more than a year ago when ^ I started Taking tanlac, and the bene- ? fit it gave me was lasting. The' m remedy stopped the choking spells |?j and ended those awful headaches. I || am not troubled with indigestion now || and I realy feel fine. My apprecia- j|| tion of the value of Tanlac increases || as time passes, for time is showing me that the good results Tanlac gave || me are lasting. || "Tanlac is due a strong reccom- p mendation and I am glad to givfe it, II for the remedy improved my condition |? so much in every way. I think it has i || no equal as a stomach medici ie and a fg? tonic. ? ||j Tanlac, the master medicine, is sold by Kingstree Drug Co., Kingstree; ggj Farmer's Drug Co. Hemingway, S. C.: |g) S. S. Arronson & Co., Lr.r.e, S. C..; R. sh P. Hinnant, Suttons, S. C.?Adv. 13"2t || [; Torpid liver iff ? [ Black-Draught "has no equal gg |1 h i for headache, tour stomach, tor- go || \ [ pid liver and feverish colds .n ||g * ? declares Mrs. Annie Whitmore, $9 |1 B of Gate City, Va. "It is easy to go ? I take and does not gripe, as a xjj |? lot of medicines do," she adds. $) M "It is good to take in a hot tea ga m for colds, or can be taken in a xS || dry powder. I can't say enough gfl M for Black-Draught and the sick- gjj ness it has saved us." xS || Thedford's if BLACK-DRAUGHT | 00 has been found a valuable liver g? 0i 55 medicine, in thousands of homes. $T 1^ "I do not use any other liver medicine," says Mrs. Mary 0. <?? Brown, of Europa, Miss. "It is 6 j splendid for sour stomach, a Ss bad taste in the mouth or torpid vvj 05 liver. 1 keep it all the time, use ( i ?&; it with tl:e children and feel it f.jj ^ has saved us many dollars in j J doctor bills and many days in r j bed." 'A g Insist on the genuine?Thed- || ||j 'Phone 179 for 10 or more lbs. of Ice |g? D. & B. Ice Co. 1 ^ hi'" n * ; t. .y .. ? , 1. . . _ " .. ? 5% Interest!! ? i ? I On Savings Deposits in I Bank of Williamsburg | . I i We are glad to announce that because of the higher rates of in- S . terest prevailing in gilt edge securities the Country over, it is possi- K 1 ble for us to increase our rate of interest allowed in our Savings ^ Department, and that with the quarter beginning July 1, 5%, com- {jj Jjfl puted quarterly, will be paid on all Savings Deposits. $ 1H The Bank of Williamsburg appreciates the loyalty of its custom- Eg ers and in extending this additional service invites them to add from tf. time to time to their Savings and reap the full benefts of the in- jj; a is urtJfciotJU reite win?"ii 10 em ixiopu.auuu iui tuuut clllu cuuuuluj?emu tv ^ ^jpi others we extend a cordial invitation to join our Savings Depart- ^ Sl ment. Funds deposited up to the 10th of July will bear interest for M the entire quarter. y jr Bank of Williamsburg Jjr Main Street, Kingstree, S. C. jjj it riTfTfrrrfriTfr^Tmxilw>1?u>ImiiiiimmiiiiunaB u? A FRESH CAR OF |f| MTTT.FS and HORSF.S I 1 JL -M- / Jk fl ?# ^?X JL JL JBh. A -v -? L. m. ?- * "V_^- ^ Have Just Arrived M We told you we were with you to stay. We 1 have a load of Mules and a few cheap Horses at our stables for your inspection. || || These Mules are bought right and we will sell them right. If you need a Mule, or cheap Horse, i 'gfi or a fine Harness Horse, we assure you that we can || [|l and will supply your wants at a price that you can afford to pay. Come in and see- this stock and get our price | ? ? on them and you will see that our interests are in 1 |j direct accord with yours. . m ll Arrowsmifh Mule Company IJ KINGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA 1 -\ - ; ' . A