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FIRST MM COUNTY FUR Of THE COLLETON . _ ; FAIR ASSOCIATION Will be Held Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 11, 12 and 13, at the Fair Grounds at Base Ball Park. Everyone is Invited to Come and Bring His or Her Friends* ■ SNATH 1.1 TILLMAN. UK WILL KMWN tltESISTIILE TILLMAN. Will K PKSENT F1IDAT JUS Will MAKE A SPEECH. HON. D. B. PEURIFOY who will deliver addrew of welcome for the County. MAYOR E. L. FISHBURNE who will deliver address of welcome for the town. GOV. M. P. ANSEL THE STATE S CUE' EXECUTIVE, till BE PRESENT THURSDAY TO OPEN THE FAIR AND DELIVER AN ADDRESS. EVERYBODY IS INVII ED TO VISIT THE FAIR. The large sum of $500 will be given as premiums to those who successfully compete in exhibits. Numerous exhibitors have gotten entry tags for their exhibits. Do not waul lill the last day, but apply now to Dr. T. G. Kershaw, superin tendent, for entry tags or information His office is just round the comer from the Postoffice, and will be open all days from now till the Fair. We invite you to come and ask your co-operation* :::::: : lUUml LAIK AMUUAlim MEET ME ATTHE COUNTY FAIR. a. i. MEET ME AT THE COUNTY FAIR. < i m 11 i-mmu ui'-m-i'+f; Local and Personal i i »M* I H M M *+4**‘4>+++'» John Carter of ^moaks spent Fri day night in town H. I). Padgett. *Ir.. of Ruffin was in town Monday. A. C Padgett and brother, Joel, of Smoaks were here Monday K K Huiison and J. K. Berry, of Ruffin were in town Monday. Mrs.* Nell LkTreville is in Colum bia thiT week taking in the Fair. To A CHRISTMAS PRESLNT. -nius M. High of Smoaks, | Moiidav with l>. L. Smith. Ludi rC. BehJing and 1. II. Wilson of Meggctl were in town Monday. C V Hothington of Young’s Is- land, hud busirif>s in town Monday. G A and J. M. Benton of Snidete were umorg those in town Munday. Miss Iv>chie Remley, of Savannah, is vbitmg Mrs. H. C Price of Ma- ahawville Mr and ftrs. C. B. Crosby ar.d little daugliter of Ruffin Were in town yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. R H. Wichman are to Columbia this w.eek attending the State Fair. . A i S. L< Breland anti, G F. Copeland of Omega are attending the State Fa^ tills week. Mrs. Ill W. Peeples and daughter Mbw Ad:* of Meggetts visited rela tives here last week. M W Simmons, of Adams Run. was among our prominent visitors Monday. W L. Linder, of Little Swamp •ection, wax one of our pleasant calleiH f4onda.v. Mr and Mrs. G. W. Sweat and little daughter. Miss l/*la. were in town Monday. ^ * R. R Smith!of Smoaks. sj>ent Sun day and Monday with his brother. D. L. Smith.| Mi?* C-orrie DeTreville left last week for Youngs Island w here she will spend the winter teaching. Hon. VV. C. Brant was here Mon day shaking hands with his numer ous friends and making new ones. v, & N. Haws, formerly president of the Colleton Cypress Co., was a pleasant visitor to Walterboro the eaaiy#art of the week. C. 0 Connelly of VarnviUe has ac- • poMtioii with Brown Fumi- ‘ irge of KID BOUDOIR SUPPERS FOR LAD IE S -IN- BLACK, ' BLUE, PINK, TAN, RED, ALL SIZES. , •* < -t $1.00 A PAIR. Add 15c. for express charges. HOSIERY TO MATCH 25c. o A PAIR. We are going to give away to our customers a costly Christmas Gift, a Disk Talking Machine outlit, with 6 assorted Records—^the price of which is $20.00. Tickets will be Given With Every ..o' ” _ * Cash Purchase of 50 Cents, Beginning Monday. November 1. The Machine out fit will be displayed in our Store Window for Examina tion to everybody. Come and get Your Tickets S. fINN'S JtWELRY STORE WSLTERBORO AND ElUtlMIDT S. C. r 1 »■. . » T>r. C. E. Kinsey was <*ne of Wil liam's leading citizens, who came to town Friday. • I*. A. S!<>man. one of Mewville’a leading citizens, was a pleasant caller at our sanctum Saturday. H* J* WILLIAMS, Mrs J. M Raysor . of Weeki. w-ho has lieen visiting Miss Maggie Har- SHOE AND HOSIERY STORE, 248 King Street, CHARLESTON, S. C ley here, returned home Sunday. Hon. G. W. Way of Mt. Carmel was among those in toum Monday. Hon. J. L. Robertson of Round was an interested visitor to Walter boro Monday. Marshall Fox. a geniel, jovial citi-'i zen of our sister town of Lodge was among those who came to town Fri-1 day. W. A. Smith of Little Swamp, cotton statistician for this county, was in town Saturday and paid this office a pleasant rail. STOMACH OUT OF KILTER? Don't fuss about it. Just do this for once. Buy a bottle of GAM BLE’S DIGESTIVE WINE. See how quickly a few teaspoonful Is wull set you right. No more gas, sour stomach, belch- ing, heavy feeling or palpitation. It awakes your appetite and makes all your food digest perfectly. GAMBLE S DIGESTIVE WINE. 50c the bottle at your dealer, or from SHUPTRINE CO., Savannah. Ga. Money back if not pleased. Sold b| John M. Klein. G. E. H. Moore, was in town Saturday and brought a load of very tine rutabaga turnips we know because we had some 01 them. Col. J. W. Hill of Cottageville was in town Monday. Col. Hill’s many friends will regret to know that he had decided not t<» make the race for the House at this time. Dr. Carth* B. L. Cmt of Ettol has ee of school district, vice E. L. Commins been ap pointed a trustee of Young’s Island. Magistrate's Sammoas. STATE OF ROUTR CAROLINA, • . Colleton County. By J K Br>an, Maginrate in and for *aa d Conn'y and «aid tHale. To any Lawful Constable: Cnmn'amt having been made unto me hv O N. Taylor. iha> yoo. John W Hammond and Mra U E Hammond, are indebted to him in the •um of lorty- four dollar* and twenty five centa for gooda ami merchandlae sold and de livered on your order as ner a verified statement on file in my office. Then** are therefore to requite yon to yNew ton Campbell, of aommons the said defendants to appear N. C., has located at Hen- ; before roe in my office in Walterboro, 8. dersohvilfe. residing at the home of C-. on the 22nd ttay after the completion J. A. Marvin. Dr. CunpbtH coma ««, l< oToWyA to Colleton hiehly rccommooled. | * Among the visitors in town Satur- j^ammottd ^ HM0,noo<i • nd * day on a shopping expedition wore Prof. T. V. Farrow, Mtees Mary Howe. Sallie Hamilton, Mra. Poyas and Dr. J, Newton Cimpbell, all of Hendersonville. Given under ay baud uni seal at & U . the Ifth day of r, Jl D s 1IQB. Prize Winners The Following are ihePrize Win- / ners in the Great Puzzle Contest MRS! PRIZE. A $5.00 Rocker—Jos. M. Moorer, Walterboro, who formed “Shop at Brown’s" 1848 itmes,.w&rchii$ th(? correct number of times it could be formed,, SECOND PRIZE. $3.00 Article from Hardware Department, won by Miss Lula O’Ouin, Moselle, 1 * ^ whose guess was 1744. THIRD PRIZE. Any article in either store of 52.00 value, won by George J. Hacker. Cottageville whose guess was 170S. % We arecdclighted with the interest shown in this Contest, several hundred guesses coming in, ranging from 1 to 2592. Messrs. E. L. Fishburne and \V. W, Smoak, Jr., kindly acted as Judges in awarding these Jpcizes and j theij;solution of the puzzle was 184S. This was the solution also* given by Supt. O. J. Bond, of the Citadel. V Winners will please call and get their prizes. E & WARE CO. “HE BUSY WWiESr I O’