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r 18751 TBRRY SHAFFER Winter has come, your gardens are all killed, but your table need not suffer so long as we have Extra Sifted June Peas can, 20c, Sweet Corn, can 15c, Sugar Beats, 31b can 15c, Asparagus Tips, can 20c. String Beans, can 15c, Okra and Tomatoes, can 13c, Beust Washed Figs, glass (jar 20c, White Cherries, can 20c. Pure Cream Chese lb 25c Imported Spaghetti p kg 15c, Imported Macaroni pkg, 10c. New Macarroni, pkg 16c. ' AND FOR BREAKFAST OR SUPPER WE OFFER Luziane Coflee, lb, 25c, Elk Brand Coffee, 25c, Regular 15c Raw Coflee, 10c, “Perri Wallar Tea, pkg “Gold Fish” Oolong Tea lb -50c. <junpowder Tea, lb 50c and $1.00 Shredded Wheat Biscuit, pkg Milk Rice pkg, 10c.* Cream of Wheat pkg, 20c, Oat Meal pkg, 15c Buckwheat pkg, Imyorted Kippered Herring can 25c. FANCY GROCERY DEPARTMENT That our store is the only BRICK STORE in town, but it is not this fact that counts, but what we lay especial emphasis upon is WHAT THE BRICK STORE CONTAINS. In Clothing We handle the Celebrated 'f. Shoes 1 GRIFFON BRAND F» Griffon ’Brand '1 of Ready to wear Clothing. We can fit any one. MENS SUITS— From $5.00 up. BOYS SUITS— From $1.00 up. Latest Styles " and Material Walk-Over Shoes for Men $3.50 to £5.00. V . • ' p This is our leader and we guarantee its style, comfort * and workmanship. Queen Quality Red Cross, and .«!■ Krohn-Fetchhenner Shoes for Ladies. $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 Red Cross fits like a glove—Try a pair and you’ll wear no oth < r: I. DRESS GOODS A complete line of Stjlisli fabrics for ladies at PRICES TO Pl.E \SE NOTIONS ft % Comprising everything generally carried in this line Call for what you wish. SUIT CASES IS LADIES CLOAKS We have in Grey an -$5 this line some real values in Black 5 lJ p* this line b' ,f Pan. Stylishly tailored. In price from AYu will make no mistake in looking over Are purchasing. p if 5' A Carload of Texas Red Rust'Broof Seed Otits at 90c. per bushel Full L ine of Ileavy and Groperles. ’Phone 21a. Call us up. WANTED—1000 bushels of Peas at ^(.25 WANTED—To buy your^jjs, corn, wax, and wool, new cane syrup, sweet potatoes, etc. We pay highest .market |*iveu Special Attention. . price for cotton. Mail Ordo® Courteous Salesman K •A e you. They take pleasure in showing you whether _• you buy or not. • ' t G)lleton Mercantile & Maufacturing Co. THE BRICK STORE Walterboro, 1 South earolina. All kind* of drMi goods at A WMv m au A Bon. Classified Advertiseneits. POK SALE. FOR SALE —One Hobtein Cow and 2 foot wood for sale pine and gam tt Legal cap and fool’s cap paper, a; The Frees and Standard yearling, full—very fine alack. H W Beach Stoke*, 8. c. 11 2o 2t. FOR SALE—A verv desirable lot in uocd part of town good neighbor* etc. Ho ft. front by 365 feet deep, more or less. P J Luca*. 11 20 4 t. J ft Halford. Fruit for c* ke* at Oraoe and Warren CARD OF THANKS—We deeiie to return thanks to the many friend* who •o valiantly came to onr ataietanoa last Wetjne«day nigh 1 when our honaa wn-t burned, we appreciate this kind •pint more than we can aay. Mr and Hr* ft F Hoggin*, barrel* at FOR SALE—There are Home people who won’t pay, therefore we will have during the next few weeks, some ' Y ou can get good *j rnp *l.ghtlvuBwi Organs. Pianos, etc. tor A Wtchman * r>on. sale cheap. Brown Furniture and Hardware Company. - ■ 11 ““ '■ K( )R SALE—Just opened at the Halford Giving Him a Lift. . Hardware Co’* stand, a complete line of “Th^re was once u|H»n a time an .1 oak* and notion*. GckhI book* of all ector.” said a apenkcr, "who, after an kinds, aod other things yon may need. Walterboro Book and NotionCo.lt h Oft SALE—100 acres of land with good building* three miles from V\a)terboro, on the railroad. 40 acres under •cnltivation. balance timbered lands. Apply to J D Colson 1127 41 Walter bore. FOR BALE—One fine Male for sale, Six yesrs old. Apply to j. K. Graves Bootle. S. C. WANTS WANTEd—To boy lo.ooo fnrscoons. Opossum* aa(t|others. Will pay highest market price in cash, W O tiiott, 11 3o 6 t. Round, S c WANTED— Every housekeeper in enforced Idleness of two months, wan ’.uckv enough to secure an engagement in a town twenty five iiitlee away. “The c:i*e was a hurry up one. The; actor hud to reach the distant town that eight. If he failed to arrive, then his part would be aligned to some one else. “Well, the man patched hie worn hoots wl*h patent thread, pinned up hi* few belongings In a ncwspaiier and set out in the early morning on foot along the towpath. He had only a fpw coppers;, hence the train was au Un- poaalhlUty. “But after the poor fellow had cov ered some six or seven miles tys boots gave out, blisters nme on his feet ^4^- r^ry uou-rseeper ,u Ldigue overcame him. and la despair Colleton to try a Princess Steel Range. threw bimseH on the grass beneath Different from all others— the kind • tree. that make* cooking a Brown Fnrnllureand Oar makes cooking a pleasure,. W ANTED—To contract with a shingle "l tf Jware CO., h a shing J W Carson. [getter. WANTED—Fifty lands to cut boxes for turpentine commencing Nov. 18th. W. O. Hiott, ’ Round. 8 C. WANTED—To sell for cash oh easy terms plantation nearNeylescon Ui ning 450 acres. 80 acre* in high state of cnltivation. Fine fertile soil- Bal ance land well timh red oek. cypress and pineiafto summer place if wanted. Apply to J, H. Remley, Neyles, S. 0. “As be lay there in a bitter moo^ a canalboat hove In sight. It drew neac slowly, and au Idea seized the actor. | “•Captain.’ he shouted, rising bnr w rledly. ‘captain, pull up. for the leva of heaven!’ “‘Waal, wot d’ye wantT said the captain as he stopped the l»oat. • “•Captain.’ said the actor, T have to get to (juag tonight to play second heavy In "The Evil That Men Do.” I! am footsore and weary and can watte no farther. If you wlU assist mo I will work my passage.’ VTbe captain gave the actor a kindly) nod. “•All right.’ ho said. ’Lead tbei boss.’ New York Tribune. o 0 «» f Social And Personal News From Q ■■ 0 Hendersonville. On Friday evening November 22nd., Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Grigs by of this place, entertained the “Hendersonville Tennis Club” at their home. Hours, eight to eleven in the evening. The Members present were: Missess Carrie Frayese, Daisy Slomau, Bessie Frayese, Estelle Marvin, Bertie Willis. Messrs Tom Boynton, H. B. Hardy, Lewis Frayese, and L F Kilgore. The guest present were, Mr and Mrs Allen Searson and daughter Helen. ' , The color Scheme, greeu and yellow, was skillfully and taste fully carried out in the decora- . . _ , ri° n (".’hfch coneisted principally Thisistopive colire that on Dec 2! . . , . , . Wtf are to.give away the huy’gy and the °f P<*ini3 and chrysaiithemunP > ). fetof hat ness sed would advise all The lights and decorations were partie* that have Ixioght buggies from i • . ■ July 15. hk.7 to now to drop u* a postal arranged v ith much careaud caret so thwe will te co obc lelt out taste. Many lively and interest^ ^ Great mluction on Disc Harrows an’ i ni r pamee were piffled during Wichman & Son, the evening. Among those most 04-30 Livtr Pill* loaches the spot at Kleins. OTHERS FOUND—We found that there waanoonein walterboro ae!lingHnnt- ing coats. Vests’ Belts, Leggins, cart ridges. etc. and we have pat in a big stock of them. Brown Furniture & Qdw Co, L OST—Black bat with wide band, taken out of the Court Honse Tuesday eve ning Return‘to. J 8 Griffin U N OTICE—All persona are forbidden to allow their Stock to treat ass on my lands, either in Bells or Broxton town- N OTICE—all persons are forbidden to allow their Stock to trespass on my lands, either in Bells or Broxton township.-F M Thotnas. 11 27-Sm. Baffin*. 8. C. FOUND—In my field one male hog about a year and a half old owner can have same by paying damages and proving property B C Sanders It Stokes. BUSINESS LOCALS. tMijoyedjuay bo mentioned that of pinning the “Donkey’s Tail”. lO.fOO feet (.rented flooring and ceil- ’J h e firef pfize in this contest wag ipg at J W Carson’s. i ». won by Mr?. Allfcn Pearson. Rev. The Eest Ti nic. it. viporutor and Hood ii i* builder, at Kleii *. u * Our stock of suit cases, hand bags and trunks complete. Suit Causes, $1.50 up. Real Leather $5.00 up. I land Bags 50c to $10 00. I runks from <i.;o up . : ' 1 FARM IMPLEMENTS * On'our second floor v ill be found a full line of the mosi improved farm implements, and Hardware, sucli j' as plows, hairo\vs.*cu tivators, rakes, shovels, spad s, nails, saws, hatch^tsi drawinrr knives etc. A*carload of the Anitrican Steel and Wire Go’s celebrated LLMWOOD I'ENCF. 42 in per roll, 20 rods $8.50 50 in jw*r roll, 20 rotls fy). .50. PeHt Butter ?»*c a lb, a’ways on ice’ at (1 W Glover. C'-mc and get your X^raieuit A \Vlcb man & Sou. Frcrmnn* )(Br.d boxes ts’cum, 2'* cmtK u Kl« ills. Hardy won the booby prize. Delightful refreshments were served at intervals during the evening. This is the first time since its organization,’ that the dab has been entertained, and l voice the Eentiment of every one praj ent when I fay, that the three houisof entertainment alforded by Dr. and Mrj. (Jrig-.by, war to Hex r a i ; ° r for 'ii> correspondence, each one present, three hours ot 1 at Ibe Frc« atid Stamltnl. i soli ,l f Cort. tor .;rttp hottl,. nUCWi.. Thii i« the lirttt of a rorioacf entertainments'that will be givou Ju^t rweived a nice hue of pen and ’ pencil tabicu, ai The PreM and Standurd. Comp and pet y< ur ehces at A Wich- laii »V Son. Onion *ef» at Kicins. The Best 'I < nlc :.5c for mother*, 75 perihztuut Kieit*. All Up lebooi book* of th’a sta’e’* a’dopdon for nale, at 'ihe Pres* and Standard, Fo n\c t ir tota’ «.aid» and albums at Kitin*. ' Koz( rs. Pf ckft. Knives and PclMors. WsiterliOro Drag Co. Full line Comlm PruHhpii, Parne* and stationery. Walterboro Drug Co. > T ew Country Syrup at A Wichmau & So|, She will like Nnnnalljc—80 cents the pound at Kleins. Hand Glaaces, Powder Boxes, Powde Puffs, Nail Polishers aid Msoicn* Sticks. Walteitoio Drug Co o . c If yon art in tbs market for s Hone or Male let us figure with you before uou bay. Walterboro Live Stock end Ve hicle Go, H W Block Jr . Over loaded with etovrs and manes Now is the time to get stoves at St prices. A. Wlchman A Boa. last received Car load HorSee gad Make rive sea look before vow boy. Wslteruvo Live fitoeb ead Yahkle Co H W Bleak Jr Mgr. uunng tho winter #.4 s 1: /I the club rnontlis. 1 '1 he president and the members of tho club take this nuthrxi of thanking Dr. Grigsby and his wife f r tho interest they hxvo taken in the organization of tho c^ub, ami for this 0 expression of nospitality shown in such a do- ’ monstrativo and / appreciative way to this organisation. s * We are glad to say that tibre are very feW easel of sicknesTi*, and around, Hendersonville a4 present. Mr. and Mr*. Anderson Marvin spent Friday andSaturday oflaat week in Charleston. * Miss Fricey Drew of Ifa^ooT 1 Jessie Drew. Mr and Mra Arther .^•JWBter part of week in Oharlestoa. • «T” Noy. 28rd 1WT. W