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Ac' AND Sl 234 Ki&ar Street, Charleston., S. G. THE HOUSE THAT GIVES TOU SSTISFACTIOH: OB YODR HONEY BACK The Largest Wholesale and Retail Mail Order House In The South Wo re a ter your business and if low prices and good goods are any inducement we are sure to get it. fry n«' Write for samples and prices. You’ll receive them by return mail. WE CUT FINE COOPS IN DESIRABLE LENGtfis FOR OUR MERCHANTS AT WHOLESALE PRICES n - 0 \ r "o' *0 & 0 The Specialty House of The South On Ready-To-Wear Garments FOR LADIES, MISSES, CHILDREN AND INFANTS % Describe youriwants. Send your open order. We’ll satisfy you and save you money, and if not not satisfied Your money will be cheerfully refunded. Now Pall Dress Goods and Silks , f • . • - .» Our stocks are now complete; full to overflowing with the newest of plain and fancy dress goods and silks, in all the latest weaves and coton ng. Best of Table and Fancy Linens • » V r-* a*,. • *..*■* Woolen undrwear for men women and children. Carpets, mattings, rugs, art squares, and curtains. Gloves Hosiery, Ribbons, and full line of notions, etc. Don’t forget ours is a large establishmet. We sell as cheap as others buy. And we want your small orders as well as large ones. If you know your wants, we know how to supply them. Try us. ■t^llfWrr T- -,T * t r n We take pleasure in informing our friends and patrons that in the report of the Seventh Annual Convention of the Bankers Associa tion held last summer at the Isle of Palms, The Timers and lerchuts, Ink finds a place on its HONOR ROLL, This result has been obtained by the safe and conservative methods of its management, and the Bank is justly proud of the distinc tion. ► . .. Panics jn Wall Street do not aftect us. We can assure our patrons at all times courteous and liberal consideration. VhWtYMfAccenat 4% computed quarterly In the tavlnge Depart ment. Banking can he done eafely by maH Farmers and Merchants Bank Walter boro S. C. Bat’d*DOS Capital and Surplus BBB.dOO. WHEN READY TO BUY FERTILIZERS U.O Hyrne’s Store Genuine Early Red Bliss ' ' V Seed Potatoes & . •.> i . ill SitH I" JAMESTOWN REMEMBER YOU WANT Goods made from the best material \ Goods that show high analysis Goods that have stood the test of time Gods that can relied upon, Set The Etiwao Fertilizers •■x*. %■ MANUFATURED BY Etiwan Fertilizer Co. Charleston, b. C. Also Manufacturers of the Celebrated DIAMOND SOLUBLE BONE and PLOW BRAND FERTIUZERS ‘Wm. {■' .-TT* ^»# ,r T < < -vd Grippe or Influenza, whichever you the to call it, it oaa of die most weakening diseases known. v- Scotfs Emulsion, which it Cod liver Oil and Hypophotphiles in easily di gested foiyn, is the greatest ^trength-bvdkler known tojnedical It it so easily digested that it sinks into the system, making new blood and new/at, nmi strengthening nerves ***1 muscles. i Use Scott's Emulsion after InfluendE AU. DRUGGISTS i SOo. AND $t.OG. AVOID EXTRKBE FATIGUE Exkecisi that brings into notion every muscle of tbs body is sb * •olutely necessary in tba attain ment of health and perfect phys ical development. Tired brain workers especially need exercise to renew the sup ply of blood in the brain for new blood will give clear thought and new ideas. To avoid that u all in” feeling after any violent or unusual ex ercise, Sloan’s Liniment ^should be need as a rub-down. Mr Harry K Gilman, instruct tor of athletics, 417 Warren Street, Koxbnry, Maw., writes: “During my connection with athleticj and athvetes, will say chat I have uaed Sloan’s Lini ment in extreme cases of fatigue after phyical exertion, where an ordinary mb wonld not prove beneficial, with splendid success, i have a’so used it in massaging elderly men afflicted with rheu matism. “We always keep a bottle around the house for any house hold emegency and I always carry one in my grip, and will in the future.” Ilaay Bltspkss Higfatc, Owing la Pulst—♦ Coach. ftalMf Poaad at Last, "For s—srsl wlaUrs psst mv wMs kaa - bsen uoabtsd with s rntm persist—t sad disagressWe eooch, whkjh IssarisMy extuidsd ovar s psriod of v—stal wseks sad osassd bar many siesplew Bighta M writ— Will J. BsT—r. editor rf Iks Barky, Goto , Balletis. "Vsnoas vaaas- diss wars tried each yaar. with so bsaa- fldal rssalu. la riovwabsr last the coach sgaia pat ih an appaaraaca sad a wife, actinc — the eaggectioB e# a ad, purchased a bottia of Ohasaher- Iain's Coagh Bssasd/xhe re—tt was indsad ■arvetoa*. After three doe— the coagh entirely die*?pea red and has aal —uiifaeied itaalf bIdos.,’ This ras—dy is for Bale by John M KM«. Wrestling In Persia. Wrestling is the popular Persia. Great toarnaments are to decide sapremaci— of dktrictn For that Terrible Itehiag. Eoaema. tetter and salt rheai their viciitM In perpetual torment, applicatioa of Chamberlaio'e Salve wik Inst—tly allay this itehiag, —d oases bare been cared by its —i sale by. John M Klein. Lasy. The lasiest man In the world la ene who won’t take the tronhle hn The Philaielphia, Orchestra i» going to stick native music this season and play tb* waltzes. CLEANUP ORDINANCE. sx.ccpa-p l ’— .&::T & TRUCK GROWERS ON ERR Vi? •EES LAXATIVE COUCH STBS? over many Coudh, system of a cold by acting — a cathartic WALTKRBO& DRUG OOMFANY TO NATIOMAL PURI POOD AID DRUGS LAW. ind BrondWel Rcmsdlc*. because It ride r)ie the bowels. No opiate*. Guaranteed to give gULE MimaNh CO.. CHICAGO. U. 5. A t«Heme Adopted by a Park Commis sion in Los Angeles. Many of oor California cities and towns are adopting ordinance* requir ing vacant lots end nntldy premises to he cleaned up, says the Los Angele* Times. In RlTerekio Use notltlcatiou of paange of aucb leglalation Is placevi la the hand* of the park couimlaslon. which has sent out the following no tice to property owners: M A provision In the new cleaning up ordinance makes It the duty of the park commitwiouere to inspect the streets ami report all sock instances of untidy frontages, dirty vacant lots and other premises as would come onder tin* provisions of the ordinance (a copy of which Is herewith Inclosed) to tbs «ut>erintendent of streets, whose duty would he to serve legal notice to prop erty holders. *‘lt is the opinion of this board that a simple reminder in the large majority of cases will be all that is necessary to secure the desired results; hence we take the liberty of calling your atten tion to the neglected condition of the frontage (description), respectfully re questing that prompt attention be given It that formal legal notices to the suiK-j-lnteudent of streets may not be necessary." Village ImprevemanL The state grange of Maa—ebuaetts, comprising over 200 individual granges with a total membership of about 3.000, has deckled to make village, im provement a regular part of Its work In the future, says Maxwell’s Talis man. The grange thus admits the Value of Improvement work and gives to It a broad Interpretation, including among the proper flelde foe develop ment the general environment, the |>ome, the individual, tba farm, the neighborhood and the town. She de sire to os wpethls with ill other forces foe the tmprototo—t of <4vie condi tions M also expressed. The end to visw 4 “a* to eras— to the hsaoty and ttractlveneas" of the tom of the •tots, is- commendable. By ty* al—e may the towh compete with the sffcr done good work to this Hopeful Women. “Now, wo mast admit” began Wood- by Wise, “that won— la naturally more hopeful than man”— “Yes,” interrupted Marytt, there'* my wife, for instance. Every time -that she's bought flab since we've been married she has asked the dealer If they wo— firotot hngtog, I that eene dp? ham esy W-ntto m —i poo spin j os Toot eeuta ir qtnoj) a HB o) qSaoue 'js)*n jo s—fc •00‘001't ton Xu»p SJeqiOl nON ‘toOqjOA msn ** Ptof| Je»M Stretch Your D^i and be comfortable. Strait patent foot rest is a part of tt— j chair; forms tnftod front whan \ not in u#e. Morris Chairs wear well—each one guaran teed—your security of satisfao- j tion. Wa can show you son- beautiful Strait Chairs, richly carved, • leather or veloura. < . Call and see them.. ' t » Fine Furniture, Floor Covertop^ Pictures, Mantels, etc. Also The: EcEpse UleAnahto Bto rigerator. COWPERTHWAIT A-COU O* Sik k ; '"A; iM't