Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MAKlIUi int sc«oni JMINt. Th>-ft» i-iwir.j; •ilttorin 1 * PROGRAM W M U f llnwirur ts a j'art of the pnw prepared T r th»* quarury \ I , v M meeting of the Woman’s Mi*si >nar> March num^r of tr>* Lh '.< « home .. .u ,• n » „ \ • , , , t , . . Union auxi i try t,n the « iiu t »n A.-" 1 ' ' 1 >o‘ia!i m to be a? Little Seiko- rmaraat »• * '« ' r m ,, lljrch Stmt - th rrrrr \j * It TOUT h better day 12 A. M Devotional Kxerci.'**s by the Hreisi- dent. Kn roll merit of delegates Address of Welcome by Mrs Ma*- jf e Hiers. j lt»*8por;'* i , Mrs. H. M. William'*. Paper Africa by Mrs. Alonzo IVoeker This will be illuatrated by Curios. r Historical Sketch of China Miss '■o'.n - Fvery NMomunitj has at lea>t one building <* hi h i? oAr.s in common; that i> the h ►•)ihou.'*e. P i.. built by ever> ins I . mainfoined b> «. v ry- boly. arxl le.lonjis U» ev>rybody. It ought t-# le* of benefit t** cverxIskIv Of cnu r -e th** ini'iaJi ai}d_ esaentol i;se of .* r^'hoolhous is to provide shelter f\»r the children while they' learr. th»‘ir I••?*»-»r >• But it ought to do a irreat di-ai more for them than \) arr) i e !Vnn«‘tt that. It ought to edu* at«* th^m in ^ glimpse at our tsj’'\ in the appreciation of art. and in the knowledge of beauty, and thus iner *a-e meir rr*»‘Mire< , s of haf>- |>ine^s 'fills may 1h» done by mak ing th>* biiilding and th** grounds in which it Manes*m lieautiful as the lH‘ighlsirh«»«el can afford, and adorning tio n*oms with ca.'t* and print.* of fhe best staituea and pict- urs's Thi» is not exp**nsive. A hf>u.*e witii gtesl lines and simple digm*y ni my even cost l**ss than one whicf, every day affront-* toe ian<l- K**a|*\ * , • Hii| imI-* and pnht> may Ik? htJ f .. -maii pnetft*. 1- ■ !** lM*4Utifymg of th»* |*U Mic fw’h* »i <! h<*ri* ar»* ’w ■ par*.* t** ha\ •• in .fniruJ OlM* >f f ht*H-* 1* •*xpr**-*s - I in th<* phr*.**, "th** almighty ha 11.” Thi.v w .a> ui**-«l by a , /n-at *eh <M)|- m iav r (•* **fr phiLsiz** th»* V5V-t apd L r inllui-im* ul «»ur surround- liiyys UnciMint’iously anil ir -vitably the looks ol the buiMlng make a diffenmce m the life <»f the ireoole. Who live in it. rne baie :lfile wiule achis.inou.a*at the cross-roa s. ^hi»s**i only d *eoration i* a fiagt»o|f* d al the fields. Misses | lx*ila Cummins and Ruth Padgett. Hf*me life of Chinese W'omen. Miss Aila Clayton. Opium. China’sCurs*e, Miss Florne Hiers. The Chinese Kitchen Gisf, MLss| ,>J [ (>»zy Lyons. Ancestor Worship in China. Miss Lizzie McMillan Dialog. Playing Chinese School. Dialog. Message from Christian! Women in ('hina U*Christian W'omen ! in America. There will also Is* a conference of ( Sunbeam leaders Hvery leader is requested to la* present. The Sunbeam bands ar** incited to send «ielegat**s to this nes ting as Africa is their spe *iai field this year We are planning.TJWiave a hiismo- mry from China wtth us Satur lay and Sunday. If wc seizure her ser- vic*s she vsill aidre.vs the Cnion Sun- uay morning. • Please let every section of this and ailjo mng counties be represented. Remember, delegates will ta*- met at I/odge Saturday morning, March WE SAVE MONEY FOR YOO ON EVERY PURCHASE! LOUIS COHEN AND COMPANY ■ The Largest Wholesale and Retail Mall Order House In The South A 234 Kinar Street, Charleston., S. C. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Dry Goods Notions Carpets Upholstery Goods Gents’ Furnishings Shoes and Millinery ga’oieof the roof, waavmbol ofthe jq n mn ,. r *,11 i*. ^. rVt .,| on the du.ui<w* and moRotuny "f ;igricuit- grounds Saturday. A collection will Ural caaAtMfi Both thecmiditiona ^ uk ,. (l Saturday and Sunday hihI the iftnbol if them may easily | , )ri ., mrrtJ t() enjoy all lhe la* removiaj. Cover the blank wails things wifh vims* and pi int flower* | ’ Miss Whilden. a Miasi- nary from 1 he other part is that hildren China has promised to be at the W. will respond U) these endcavom. j (j at t^rter’s Ford on the !9 and The s<*h.N»l committee mav say that op , rk>t no flowers will grow in s.'hoolj (rounds, tod that hanging pictures,! j.* e h .»,j on the walU is like hanging pearl | on swine. They rnay say C. K W. that children are destructive pests, and that the only wise cause is to fit tnem out as far m poAuhie with in destructible surroundings. But it does not work that way. Experi ence proves that children will re spond They will take care of the things w hich signify that people care for them IsH us make the school- house shine, and we venture to say At will illuminate the faces of the children C. E. Weekley. la *11 rwatw whrn* ilu»r* are i«dlr«u<>nt or **wk ho.) ■liwMwt kliliH*)ra, m abowa by u jcn airmputiuu a- w««fc back, buOi acha, ( aniK to «h^ Ma<blar and actuary <fia*r>frm, roa obcai «t no delay a m • n»»*ol lo •akean.ae *t*«*'l. rHiublr remedy, Itkr Ili*W.iu'u Kidney and-Bladder Hilt '! h«>N* pillb Th*-y a>Uy itiflua«a*i>*n and toot .a irrilalioo hold by J. M. Klcsn ' , IN MYV9RY0F JAMES A. UNDER Mr James A Linder departed this life February 22r»d in |ns 58th year. He leaves a wife* and eight children to mourn iheir lor.-*. The funeral sor- vices were conducted by Rev. J. J Williams of the Augusta A C. Church. a.vd.sted by Rev. R. H. War ren. Hu remains were laid to rest in ZiiHi cemetery Kebrunry 2T*th, sur rounded by a host of friends. MISS WHILDEN TO DE PRESENT. Yemaase, March 11.--Special: Mass Lula W’hilden of Canton, China. ! has promised to be present at the Woman’s Missionary Union, which will - meet with the Little Salke- hatchie or Carter’s Ford church Saturday and Sunday, March 19-20. Miss W’ilden has spent a number of years in China as missionary and will tell something of conditions there and of her work among the Chinese. This promises to be an interesting meeting and every Baptist church in the county is requested tp send delegates. Everyone interested in missions is curdisliy invited to U* present. C. E Weekley. Pres. W. M. U. Colleton Co. CASTOR IA Par Infants and Children. Ik KU Ym Man Ahrajs Bnpt Boars the Slgnators of L1GKN4E GRAN rut). By virlas of authority Vfwteri in thv sorrowing Couoty Board of CdfanniMionert'for i Oolletun coonty by rtectUKi 810. Code of a / „ . I, Laws for Hoatb i'arolfaa. aad lo roo«id- A tew more years .shall roll, , tmiion of tbs aum of Twsaty Ki»s D «l- A few more iH*asons come. ( lais to K K. Jorea, trenaursr of Co*lstoo And we hhaM lie with them at | wsioiy, paid, a liosnas for ihe aafcs of p«a- AsJoep within the tomb ’ to! aAd rifle ranridg* a* provMsd by la* _ !• hsieby nmoied uoio B'owu Forni'orv ^. . . ., . | , * Hardware Co. from Feb. S. 1810, to Me.fi. .no* i)„t *,d rnlorr are slwa.a 3 lvn miv nf M> m.*t auv> H*,fuJ i hamherlnin'a Oough ^ earns \ on «l |.|*<*s of huaioe^* of the .,K.WN|, n*sa.K« thia idar.. It loosens Brown Furniture Jt Hanlwars Co toe c®**. ielieve« the lutwa. opens the IB lhe tpWo , lf w*| t4 . r | H>ro> s. C aeen-ti..lie uiid suIh nature in reatonog ] f j_ j) ib* syab m tu a Lcalthy oooditiou bv all ileairra MUt F. h. S. lUlh 2» 10 t*aper*leor C. C. BfRTHDAY SlIPFER. Rufiin, March 12.- On the night of Feb nthasurp^ s* supper was given in honor of the 70th birthday of Mr. Jacob Bunion. Quite u crowd of relatives and friends gathered at the home of T. J Bunion, and from \ there went over to the home of Mr. Jacob Bunion, earning along with them quite a numW of delicious cakes which were rut during the evening and which everyone enjoyed. It waa a late hour when the crowd left for their respective homes. Blue* Eyes. GHflcflreart Cry * rot rurcaers CASTOR! A Express Delivered or called lor at every part of the city. Telephone 8l>. N. C. A. SAULS. AGENT. At Southern Express Co. Walterboro, S. C. ^ Chamberlain'* Stomach and Liver Tablets invariably bring relief to woman soflTvring from chronic coastipatma, headache, bUlmuaneas, d'tsioe**, sallow• osm. of the skia aad dyspepsia. Sold by all dealers Cheapest AocMest lasara re — Dr. gleet rio Oil BaopS the pain lad. All drcgrl Ready to Wear Garments a Specialty Write for Samples Try us on a Mail Order SPECIAL! $15 00 Values, our price, Suit One lot Ladies’ and Misses’ Tailor Made Suits in fancy mixtures, new Spring models, good $7.50 . • • * ° m t SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK If 9*p96 Farmers and planters told you that their yields per acre of cotton, corn, tobacco, wheat, fruits, peanuts, rice, sugar cane and truck crops were greatly increased and even doubled By Using Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers and which they thought the beat and biggest crop pro** ducers on earth—wouldn’t you feel that you should, in justice to yourself, try these fertilizers and get the same increased yields on your own farm? We have many thousands of un-asked-for letters from farmers blessing the day they bought Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers. Many of these letters arc in our 1910 Farmers’Year Book,whicn can be had free of your dealer.or by mailing us the coupon SALES OFFICES. IS*tabliatie4 tn 1704, Oldest Firm Id America O. A. WALKER 02 Moetina Street, CHARLESTON, S C JIBLB AND CBANITB WORKS, and U.tt «« »*•« Cwam Vl.Cf*IIA CA.ALIMA CaCMK.L C OMR AM Y n*w« n. . com. t4 r*>«r 1910 Faratt, Y*.f **>k .,«« m .j,,. Ta »«*•»!*. Va C. laakia. 1 C. D. ihMM, H C. Wi*Mai» N. C. CSMlrm*. | C. C»l •■*»»«. M4. C.i Ga T-r-r-Mcri. *Ia Mri^diA T«ta. kLnnyon. La, AUaatA Ga. Send For Prices, Air John Y. Booch Walterboro u al I JEWELRY. WaTCHES, CLOCKS, ETC. J. A- WlISTERBERG, Jewelry Store. Main Street, Opposite A. Wichman's Store. i WALTERBOKO. A C. M. JAFFA CLOIHING. SHOES. DRY GOODS. ETC. ON’ MR. SHAFFER’S GROUND. At Stand Fovme klv Kept By Mr. Cakso.v. SPRING GOODS AND SHOES Offered at a Great Reduction This Month MAIN ST. WALTERBORO. S; C. sad howls the it mil Fast hkafnfd. weak, raa-down* (t«wd acht? Wwmare “nr ?—Jwt * pUin cam ol ksv hmr. terdoch Blood Bitters itohiag skia. * *Sqr itebtac Yoar drvggist milt it r cats or PRICES CUT TO THE BOTTOM We \\ish to turn our goods into money, as it is near stock taking time. We make you the following prices. Read and think: ., All 50c Dress Goods, 42^0 All 25c Dress Goods zatfc All 15c Dress Goods. i2*^c All ioc Dress Goods, 9c We will also surprise you by the prices that we will make you on Staples, such as Calicos, Ginghams. Cotton Checks and so on. We will sell OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING AT COST PRICE for the next thirty days. We are also there with the style, durability and right price on Shoes. See us before you buy. We can please you in almost any line. ' o BROWN SHOE CO.’S ’ a Shoes Always in Stock J. IH. WITSELL SUPPY CO* HACIER MANUFACTURING COMPANY. SUCCESSORS TO GEO. S. HACKER & SON. WE MANUFACTURE Doors Sash art Iliads Columns and Balusters: Grilles and Ornaments; Screen Doors Windows. - WE DEAL LN Glsss, Sash Cord and Weights CHARLESTON, S C. Whs Is Iks Wtril Ten Doctors Said He Would Die “In 1903 we wrote you regard- ing my husband, who was suf fering from heart trouble. He was superanuated by the North Georgian Conference. Ten doc tors at different times said he would die. You advised Dr. Miles’ Heart Remedy and Re storative Nervine; we did as advised, and improvement was apparent from the very first. He recovered and ihe Conference in I 9°4 gave him a charge. He never felt better, although he has very heavy work and does a great deal of camp meeting work. I am so glad wre took your advice and gave him the medicine, and feel that I ought to let you know of the wonder ful good results from its use.” MRS. T. S. EDWARDS, * !»r Milner, Ga. This proves what Dr. Miles* Heart Remedy will do. Get a bottle from your druggist and take it according to directions. It does not matter whether your heart is merely weak, or you have organic trouble, if it does not benefit you take the empty bottle to your druggist and get your money back. —"