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I V .**' -Ai* ». Vs p J ■^5^1* TTN^C77>— 1875 TERRY & SHAFFER 1907 Pont believe in the knockers with th ,*ir little hammers WaUerboro is on the boom. Colleton is on i t and our big grocery department is over booming. New cuts in prices—new goo<N v w i as for \< boom convenience.' I* Squires Best Bacon r _r 121 o-s lb Picnic Hums 1’Ji cts lb Choice Sir ini Id cts lb Hrenkf st Mripa 14 cts IS Our Celebrated 4-Jc Ccflee 10 c‘s lb <>o<4 llice j> r pk C5c Hcii'Zi Sweet I’ic’-els \ 20e <jt 4 gal s’z * Ditit* Pickets "5c (p. Mveut Country Syrup 10c q' Lump S?nreh Lc lb i •o , Hi Luck Powder 7 cans ‘25o Befct Cheese 3 o I*. Macaroni 10c lb •Sjiagheui 10c lb \\t LEAD IS CANNED Choice TH|>e % Star Uibster Itirantini Shrimp l»evi!e<l Crab (with Bhelle) Potted M^ati Hest liraoJ Tomatoes DevGed Chicken Heinz Fruit Preaerre* A«paran»>8 'I'ip* lini»orte<l Sardines Franco American Sonps ^ ioc *J5c I i kk: *. for »:.c i for *25 Ibc Special Sale—Sea Island Homespun 1 yd wide only 5 cts per qt. " UNDERSTATESITEUVISION With modem equipment and com petent experienced clerical force is prepared to give careful attention to all business and accounts both large and small, and is able to meet I every demand of its customers. I Your good will and patronage is solicited. cordially yours, JOHN F. LUCAS, FresL li. I. FRASER, Call.id \\ •‘Pink Lawas" In Mia Dignity Kdl.or Pr«M and Standard—You said for us to keep you potted concerning the toed work, and I write this to let you know tb .1 there la nothing doing in tbia eeetion. We art waiting for you to send up eoose help, aa the roeda are in be I ooedliloo, end when we mention toe fel low that we would llhe to have him Iz that washout there near his house, he any* he has paid two dollars to have it died. Mow Mr Editor, I think It real cr net In you to go and fix the laws ao aa to ■take every body pay you two duller*, end thee you alt dowa there and not flz our toada. I had mote confidence in joe thee that, end bow eey fork up If you ore not going to fix the road give at keek our money end we will hire eoase om else to do the aork. You are too beey eey how, to work roeda, you work ■ewepepere, but you wait Mr Editor yon will went oar voiae again, nod when yoe oome a round bare looking for vote* we will damp you la one of theae holes, end drive over yen, and I bet you thee you’ll give us two dollars to atop, end not be askluf how the road* aia. Mr Baines wanted to tell you whet be tkOught of you, bet he wee afraid you would not publish It sad ao he only gave you ao Intimation. He voiced the sen timents of a great many of It e v stars of Colleton. There urea a time wh en the overseer could summon out the hands for one or two days at a time, end put the roads in ooediiloa that people could travel, er where a sevu’e washout occurred near a mean place he wee employed to fix it, end wee given exemption from regular duty for ene or two pays, but that Is bow a thing of the peat, you have to go through or go round, just which yoe Hka beet, while you Mr Editor ait there nod look at the well being dug. why doet you let as know how its getting onl Im anxious to know, when you expect to etrike a flow, for I heard a man aay that when you got a flow you were going to work the road* by wa'er How Is that? Are you going to turn on the water sad wash down the bib? Than how are you going to fill up the boles with watert lu ao use. to do that now all the holes are foil of water already. You just as wall atop with the well Doet waste time digging sad for water eoeaa, out in the country and see it, see it fall, aad doet talk aay more about “ponding” the coanty If you want any thing “ponded,”, “poo” the town... But whet did “dilxea” say any bon* Ive iorgottea, ha doat wont to mortgage his farm nor “pond” his town. Oh well he will catch up some time if ^you will fix the road. But If vou dout do aomeiblug for the roeda In ’ this section, we will have to t rede our automobiles for gophers, ao it will be natural to see them quit the face of tbe earlb. I hope now Mr Editor that you will do the right thing by that money we paid to you and not go and spend It all la and amend Walterboro, and leave at ell off here where we cast gat to town to see you aad your we.I, and your shell roeda. sad yoa modern machinery aad your “ponds” aad parks etc. All those things will met end rot sod die aad dry ap, without aa seeing them If you doat make some repair* on the roeda. Uolletoa makes walterboro, aad not walterboro maker ooUetoe see? If cel- leton had o to live oa what la prodaeed lu walterboro, wa would not Bead goob roads, but wa do need them to gat oar produce to wsltetboro c >me to think about U, what does walterboro produce? Paper*, politics, popeeall, puaej people political pulls aad pick pock eta pcfceee Yet walterboro, la a great place aad I hope will alwaya be, and every time I drink to the health of walterboro 1 my “Here la to walterboro" but fix tb* road ao 1 can corns. ' Pink Lawns. Lodge New*. ' Editor Preas and standard: Mrs Mattie Box of Hampton visited her farther and mother a fern days ago and was accompanied by her sisters Misses Rosa and Sallie Carter. Mrs J. A. Copeland and children visited Mrs C. L. Carter last week. We are very sorry to say that Mr. B, K. Bennett is on the sick list week We hope to see him out again soon. Mrs B. R. Bennett and children are visiting relatives and friends at Holly Hill this week. Mrs Abe Bennett was the guest of Mrs A. Cone. Thursday. Mr John Mileyof this place visi ted near Little Swamp section last week. The many friends of Mrs. Sheba Thomas will be pained to learn of her Alness. The writer truly hopes for a speedy recovery*. Coxy Bell. Elliott's Emulsified OU Liniment. b the bast robbing Liniment in th. wwrid Try it. '»aa hall bottle, only 2* cents. v " jy Dispensary Assets—Liabilities. s. Oesht co baud Mdte on hand Invoice Price Liabilities By Balance DEBln* $3926 14 3754 44 1680 58 6421 10 1259 48 May 1 Mdse ou naud Invoice i’noe Dispensary Book Mdea transferred from Lodge Samples | Mdse puroha aed daring mouth | AN All tin UOUI > | JACKSON BOKO f Hay 81 Isstciited Baje rs Company. Wa at tend all special mles aad secure bargain prices for our patrons. Watch the Charleston advertisement* aad let aa know your waata. 8. tiataotion guar araateed or money refunded without question. ASSOCIATED BUYERS CO. Parches lag Agents and dealers lu Specialities. P. O. Box 6TI Charleston, S. C. ('■EDITS It dee on hand lu voice Frio* Cash Sales breakage R K. Claim | salaries tor Dixpaaaara a help | Rent 1 Expense for remitting Boaba *- Freight aad Prayaga Bxrutts Salarbe a Hlwafe B’d a Cler;> Constable* Salaries a Request Books Publi-hing report Office Supplies a Telephone 1434 74 6 50 tb 69 86 75 1561 64 910 00 2703 15 9 28 3 31 104 09 J2 60 5 60 34 42 1(6 42 Theae expanses are apportioned to the different Dispensaries as follows: 60% to Walterboro 40% to Jack ton boro 10% to^Lodge li 34 38 6 50 675 00 1814 88 966 5$ 1200 59 13 47 79 00 10 00 <6 50 54 95 04 147 84 166 63 40 00 24 75 23 55 600 408 86 1WT6M aia to rn a i J. A. D1EDERICH, Clerk C. C D. B. Prepared You do not expect to died ioon— no one doe*—hut sometimes death olaimi a victim. We desire to inform the public that we are at last pre pared in an up-to-date manner to handle the undertaking Imaineoi. Wa have two hearaes, one for white and one for colored people. Al- •o ihroadi at from $2.50 to $-'5.00 for men and women. No necessity to buy a burial suit when a shroud is more suitable. Full line of caskets all rises and and kinds always on band. A. Wichman & Son On This Our Fifth .. Anniversary.. wa wish to thank our patrons and friends for the liberal patronage and W ; that they have given us the past five years and to assure them, also, that with our increased stock and facilities we ex pect to give even greater satisfac tion in the future. WE NEVER SLEEP BUT RE LWAYS LIVE ND r . “ WAKE. to YOUR Interests as well as well as our own. KEEP THIS FACT BEFORE YOUj You can ALWAYS get what yo you want get it WHEN YOU WAN’ * The Walterboro rlU. CAMPAIGN CLOSED ;al Vote of The Preas and Standard's Great Contest—132,601 Votes Cast. Drug Company Wa carry everything usually car ried in any UP-TO-DATE DRUG STORE. Prmcriptions carefully and accu rately compounded day and night WALTERBORO DRUG CO. DISTRICT M0. 1. Miss Eva Williams, W’boro, Miss Martha Goodwin, Smoaks, Miss Annie Bellinger, W’boro Miss Effie Jones, McLaurin, Miss Leonie Padgett, W’boro, Miss Addie Linder, Stokes Miss Nell DeTreville, W’boro, Miss Lula Griffin, Ruffin, Miss Kate Ramsey, “ . Miss Lucia Patterson, W’boro, Miss Hattie Glover, “ Miss Edna Stokes, W’boro, Miss Ethel Howell, W’boro, Miss Ada Butler, W’boro, Miss Annie Rich, Moselle, Miss Josephine Roberson, Williams, Miss Annie Savage, W’boro, Miss Florrie Jones, McLaurin, Miss Golly Hiera, W’boro, Miss lessie Breland, “ Miss 'Edith Hyme, W’boro, Miss Kate Langdale, W’boro, Miss Molly Beach; W’boro, Miss Lillie Kate Stokes, W’boro, Miss Ola Avant, W’boro, Miss Ida Le« Risher, Stokes, Miss Bessie Kohn, W’boro, Miss Lucy Williams, ioi Miss Sadie O’Bryan. u ioi Miss Nettie E. Caldwell, Lodge, ioo Miss Wilhelmina Strobel, W’boro, ioo Miss Wilhelmina Bennett, McLaurin, ioo Miss Annie Utsey, Smoaks, ioo Mrs Ella Herndon, Ruffin, , I ioo DISTRICT 10. 2. Miss Annie Getsinger, Getsinger, Miss Clare Smith, Cottageville, Miss Maude Yarn, Hendersonville, Miss Estella Smoak, Getsinger, Miss Sue Williams, Salkehatchie, Mjss Edith Ware, Adams Run, Miss Jennie Lee Ackerman, Cot'ville Miss Maybell Beach, Round, Miss Sue Haines, Salkehatchie, Miss Dell Benton, Getsinger, Miss Gusste Heyward, White Hall, Miss Isabel Thomas, Ritter, Miss Lizxie Easterlin, Round, Miss Annie Bishop, Getsinger, Miss Lillie Chaplin, Osborh, Miss Gladys Mellard, Osborn Miss Janie Addison, Getsinger, Miss Bessie Cannon, Hendersonville, Another • . . Trip . Not to the Jsmestovn but to the James Carson of fine, good, durable and wear. Y'ou lost ought to an Metal Bluober, Calf Skis ^ „ is the young man’s delight mi will cost you nothing to see team. The committee of arrangesMats vAftl take pleasure in showing you his entire stock of Men’s W< Boy’s, Miaaea’, Children’* fant’s Shoes, all of the latest style and shapes, and will also show th lowest prioc that can be be tktwm Come and be convinced. J. W. CARSON- WALTERBORO, & C- We Guarantee every thing we manufacture aad milt to conform the Pure Food and Dn* Act of J nne 30,1906 and Soutfc fWn lina February 20, 1907. Our Rsasc- antee No, is 11887 filed with Secretary of Agricoltar* ton, D. C. i ’ . ■V ’