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UN 1ED STATES INDUSTRIAL LIFE INSURA CE COMPANY OF CHARLESTON, S. C. Has opened a branch office in Walterboro, and we have come to stay , This company is incopoiated under the laws of the State of South Carolina, and has paid out in claims OVER $40,000 B . ^ in Charleston alone during the past four years. Annual collections on insurance in force over $20,000. • All classes of Industrial Life Insurance is written for weekly premiums of 5c * to 45 cents. This is the kind of insurance that should appeal to people of moderate means for the JJ premiums are small and the policies give absolute security and protection. ft ft ft ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ WM.-T. THOMPSON, President- OFFICERS: • „ LAWRENCE M. PINCKNEY, J. 5. THOMPSON, Vice-President Secretary & Treasurer. REFERENCE: Exchange Banking & Trust Co., Charleston, S. C. J. EL THAMES, Manager, Walterboro, S. C NATHANS & SINKLER, Solicitors. *%**%*%******%**********&**********%%**%*%%*%**%* J have you tried a loaf of Condon's Quaker bread? Well I will tell you you must try it lor it is good. You can get it at J, C. Sanders’ and he gets it fresh every afternoon wrapped in wax pkper by the baker and an other thing he will deliver it to your door for 7c per loaf or 15 loaves lor $1.00 All you have to do is to step to your phone and let him know and a loaf of Condon’s Quaker bread will be at your door within two minutes. t «J. C. SAITOERS - THE PEOPLE LIKE OUR FINE Skidoo Drops EVERY HOUSEHOLDER SHOULD ASK THEIR DEALER FOR THEM HAVE YOU TRIED THEM? MADE BY o> CHARLESTON BISCUIT WORKS HappMilnjc* at Lodge. Having bmu nothing from our m> tion lately, I will write again. The weather baa turned cooler and hog killing can now ba finished. There hae been a lot of meat lost in thia neighborhood oh account of thia hot weather. Mewn. Galvin Polk and lanac Polk were on oar etreeta Monday. Mr. J. M. Carter ha* moved to Mr. Galvin Polka place. We hope that he will have good anooeaa Mr. A. G. Garter paid Mr. Joaeph Carter a viait last Toaaday. 'Mr. J. A. Copeland happened to a painfnl accident laat Monday, He waa chopping soma wood and the axe glanced and cot hia foot, he ia doing no better now and wa hope he will m recover. The formra have commenced to prepare for another crop. They are vary jovial in epite of the hard time* and intend to try their beat to make a good mop thia year, if the aaaaon will allow. Miaa Hattie Carter haa resigned her position with Mrs. Dopson at Hampton and haa returned home. Oar B. F. D. carrier, route number one from this plaot aaya that ha haa urged the people to bay boxes, bat they are alow to doao and according to th« poatoAoa ordera, he will have to Jea*a their aaail at the oOoe. Nov thia will ba a backward atop, so all vho haven't a box had better get one at once ao their mail can ba delivered to them by the earner. He aloe says that some of the people are plowing too near the vend and makes it very bad to travel. Now friends if we wish to spboild oar good induatry let is do all we can to remedy Malta. Will ooma again an thia sub- jtoi Snooem to the Editor. Coma Bell Charleston, S. C. “AMD HAD TO FAT IT Who among us has not been called upon to pay a bill a second time— AMD HAD TO PAY IT because we could not produce proof of the first pay ment? *; ! All who use actual cash in making payments have this experience. who PAY BY CHECK on the FAR MERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, are spared the annoyance and expense of paying twice for the same thing, for we always have a positive and indis putable receipt for every payment made through us. This service rendered by us is absolutely free. A bank account is a modern luxury that costs you nothing. “Try it” and “Not have to pay it" a sec ond time. Fanners and Merchants Bank. 4* paid in Savings Dept Compounded Quarterly. PROM THU ANTILLES. Gtombariala’a Coogh Remedy Beaton a City Ooaedlmen at Kief atoa, Jamaica. Mr W. O’Betlly Fogarty, who h a member of the OUy Coeedl at Klagstoe, Jamaahk We* iadiee. writes as follows: “Oae -bottle of Ohmaborkln’e Ooogb hod good eflbet oa e cough that wet jgvtag am-Usable aad I thiak I more quickly reletved I the remedy. That It sad Quick la rellevlac am thelaaodoobt ladBla my iZteadoa te ebu^eoetber bottle.” For tele by Jobs MI ,rt' .5vi 5 jV ehooD FotniV* OF AU. KINDS DONE AT .co*solriJ' I'fra ot»moW * ' -L. ■ WeAeTejeat gtoidyad a now stock of letter smd jMa papar, bill heeds sad slatdtoeato, sere- Iodss of all kinds aei solera SATISFACTION GOARANTBBO A lot of folks who thiak of faith oaly as a fsrry to bsa > going to gat thsSr fast ssaategeatly bet firstly the pessidsat that old te care ‘ a It ?rjr JTX Blimk Isgsl fbnns of all kinds •js a sit j notions of soms people to tbsir lack of ths ssttss Etiwan Fertilizers * . o * FOR ALL CROPS AND FOR BIG CROPS fc o 1 * Etiwan Fertilizers are carehilly made from the Best Materials, are of High Grade and Fine Quality, u and Produce Splendid Results. Some of our Special Brands: Etiwan Superior Cotton Fertilizer, 8-4-6 Etiwan Special Cotton Fertitizer, 8-4-4 per cent - - *■ - Etiwan Cotton Compound, 8-3-3 per cent Plow Brand Raw Bone Super-Phosphate, 8-3 1-2 1 pc Diamond Soluble Bone, 13 per cent Etiwan Fertilizer - > * -* i . •* a/ L*'> 5 • J : i i! ’fi | CHARLESTON, S. C The Outlet of Merchants to Ike Home Papers. Of In an address before the Corn Belt Editorial Association, at florin Iowa, Mr. A. M. Foster, a local chant delivered a thoughtful uddrem 00 the duties of merchant* to the home papers. He said many things that it will be profitable to call to the attention cf the business men of thmr respective cities. Duty and advan tage go together, and it is part* work of the press to educate its rone as to both. He placed will at the first obliratioo of theaNr- chants to the local press and aakk— If you will pardon me for a; al illustration, this is what I partially at least, by good will, fall for the first time we devoted store basement exclusively to Ubrito- omh toys and novelties We ndv Used the fact generally in the papers, batons day 1 saw one of oar regular customers ootning in with a lot of toys. 1 asked her if she oonlfi not find what she wanted in our toy department “Why,'’ she said, “have you a toy department? Where is itT* I asked her if she did not see our ed. in the papers, and she said she did not take any papers. I said to her “My good lady, if 1 were you the fiMt thing 1 would do would be to go over and subscribe for oue and then reed the ads. You will save your sub scription many times over." the best of it is she su been bod. Another duty the merchant t e locul paper is his patronage, It has been said by those who have watched the order of events that ns merchant* can succeed without ad vertising in one way or another, np to the day and age of the ho medium has been found so factory as the newspaper to ooovef information to the public. And what is advertising but inform ing the people what yon have to aril I say it is ths duty of the meruhank and I would slao include the profan sional men and mechanics, whs bees bn sunns of their own. to patmuam the local paper not only by their snb- scriptions, hot by advertising as vreU. If we help to bnild up the papers they will help to build up the town and II ring to us increased trade and great er opportunities. 1 firmly believe that if a place it good enough for n man to live and to make his money in it is good enon^h for him to spend his money in, he fas an editor, merchant, farmer or any body else. Some merchants term told me they don't believe psopia rend their ads, for they den’t nm that they get any benefit. Well,toy- pose for the asks of argument people don't read some ada. Whose fealtas it—ths newspaper's? Not much. 1ft is ths man behind the ad. It is a rare exception for thspnhfii not to read anything that is tog. Perhaps we ought to onr ads a Uttls. Ear men can go down oar day to their shirt atom aad ym would hardly notice them, bat fad just one msa gs dswa drmsod to tea height of fashion, aad 1*11 toll ya* everybody will sit up and take aetios. Why? Beoaam there is semetkiaB about him that attracts. That is wfttok we ought to do—diesi up our «4n sad make them attractive. Among other duties, on ths port of advertisers or merchants, he ewmmsr- atod Um forniehtng of fresh oepy, tofi not tot ths ads get stale, and tene theoopy good, pbto aad rsadahle*dl oa time, and to pay advsrttoteg bile to eash every month. A ). WAL1 10 HOTEL 1 * 1 / e a csi Good Fife. OoftQ Hacks meets all trains. Livery stabfc^tl yard ad* - M ' T I - ...• . t transients, ^s.eo per day. Single meals, 50 cents. Dinner served !.30 to 340 n ^ ?V>i Sp«cW« te .b, to i.e e kor«o.d, Sf HBIBI^I manths. Of “Mioi TM\ ilepboas religicn is afaosto only triad tCt has mm+ ee in Wall Eftnml. Money maybe tbs root off evOf-m tell lack gf II is ftba fill grown