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' ^ < Vi. 1875 TERRY & SHAFFER 1907 Following our wonderful success with the Japanese Imported Handwork we have placed on exhibition a new and beautiful assortment. PrawAoXwk Turn over Collars, Drawn # Work Collars and Cufls, Drawn Work Gauze Ties, Handkerchiefs, Belts, Doilies, Centre Pieces, Side-board scarfs. These goods we buy in Los Angels, Cal. where they are imported directed from Japau. Of many of the larger pieces we have but one of a pattern so see these lovely art creations before the stock is picked over. A Biscuit That is a Biscuit We are agents for PITTSBURG WELDED FENCE—LOWERY WAGONS—UNDINE FLOUR PLOW BRAND FERTILIZERS—Hay, Feed Oats, Red R. P. and Burt 90 day Spring Oats on hand at. V • " S ’ - . F «i • s • The BiA Department Store. Many, Many Thanks Are extended to our numerous friends aud cus tomers for the liberal patronage given us during the holiday season and in fact during the whole year 1906. We have striven in every way we possibly could to merit your approval and it has been thoroughly proven to us that our efforts have been appreciated by the generous patronage you are continually giving us. For 1907 we promise to do greater things. We wieh you, each and every' one, a very prosperous and happy New Year. TAYLORS Walterboro’s Popular Store. How to Take the Cake. Wh«n Mistah Johnsing jines Miss Liz H« got to do oomo walkin’. Sho chows him all do stopo dey is, An’ ain’ no timo fo* balkin’. Jaas so in trade—to tok do cako Yo’ got to atop su’priain’; Wako up, an’ keep yo’etlf awake! Why ain’t yo’ ADVERTISIN’? MADE IN CAROLINA C. B. W. MILK BISCUITS' 0 ‘ IF YOUR DEALER CANNOT HANDLE THEM BECAUSE HE IS CONTROLLED v_ BY SOME BISCUIT COMPANY WRITE CHARLESTON BISCUIT WORKS Charleston, S. C. - News From Great Swamp. Editor Prew & Standard—As 1 havent seen any news from this part of the country recently I thought I would gire you a few items. Interest ing things are always happening at Great Swamp, whether reported or not Re? B F Halford filled onr pastor’s appointment at Great Swamp Baptist church Sunday, as onr psstor Rev J T Biers, had recetly been taken very ill, but we hope be will soon recover & be with us again. Mrs W 0 Benton, who has been spending some time with relatives A friends at this place, has returned to her home in Savannah, accora- pased by her father-inlaw B G Ben ton. Mrs J K Graves spent a few davs with her daughter Mrs H S Crosby, of Green Pond last week. Miss Leila Pellum visited her biotl er near Ruffin last week. Well I guess I had better not make my epistle too lengthy as I fear the sptce s lin ited/ \ M. M. AN AGED PHYSICIAN. After Years of Experiocv Givea the Following Advice. “If you have anything to do with mod* icinee at all te pretty aure you kaow what you are taking Our local druggist, John M ffteia. saya this is a strong point in favor of their valuable cod liver prepart km. Vinol. Everything It contains la plainly printed on the label, therefore it ia not* patent medicine. Vino I c< mains in a highly concentiwt ed fo im all of the medico lei elements . «f cod liver oil, actually taken from frank coda’ livers, bat with the useless, nsnsenl- ing oil eliminated and tonic iron, which is a needful constituent for the blood, added. This Is the reason that Vinol accom plishes inch wonderful results in caring chr >nlc coughs, oolds. bronchial mad lung troubles, and there Is nothing known to medicine that will no quickly build up the ruo down, overworked, tired and debilitated, or ftv^Atreaftlu sad renewed vitality to the aged, aa Vinol. We can only ask every person in Wal- terboro who needa such a medicine to try Vinol on our oiler to return their money If it falls. John M Klein Drug* gist. NOTE —While we ere sole ageota for Vinol iu Walterboro, it ts bow for aele at the leading drugstore in neatly every town and cUv in the country. Look for the v luol agency in your town. I 1 I \. • sEjfc, $ f J 5*.... JL ^ J * • Minstrels, Minstrels, ‘V _ b " Minstrels!! The Walterboro Glee Gub will offer to the public the cleanest, the neatest, the merriest entertainment ever handed up to a Colleton audience. This is no joke; Laugh, and make the old world merry. All the latest sentimental ballads, coon songs in the latest rag time music, the music that charms the heart and lightens care. Bon mots, local hits on you and the other fellow. Among this choice aggregation of stars may be mentioned the well known vocalists “Nat” Halsey, “Doc” Ackerman, “Wess” Mims, “Lad” Fishbume, Es’Dom, Irving Fishbume, “Bane” Ackerman, “Johnnie” Hoefer, “Cal” Brown ‘ * * and others in the chorus. At the conclusion of the regular performance comes the olio which includes the big t'- t* if . • . ' « O " ,4; > \ O , " • , cake walk. The costumes of Satin just from New York are new and dazzling. ' Two hours of genuine side splitting laughter, is promised and tears who have them to shed. Price of admisnon 50c. « ..i ‘ Curtain rises 8.30 promptly. Remember the date, February. 1, *07, Friday. f?- i wmri ■f».... . 1 m I