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Candidate Cards. FOR MAYOR. SERVICES AT BAPTIST CHURCH ! Rev R. A. Willis, pastor of the First B ptirt church at Dillon, is in To the Democratic.voters of town j W ^ tvri><,ro ' tl,is w ^ k assi^tin,? the of Waiterl>oro:—t-44m i-.nnHi-lnte ft»r pa>t. r ■ t the First Baptist eh r ti mayor of Walterboro. If electe<1, here in a -cries of meetings These will do my duty, irrespective of per-, me ting- will continue during the sons. Subject to the rules of thej*,^ M r Willw is one *,f the most Democratic primary. - el.Kjuent ministers of the p: Good Carolina Kicc at 90 per sack this week only. T. ^ S. % • - V. * _ ■ tj» _ , » ^ • & l NDINE Mour ^f) 75 per b!>l. Wc mean the genu ine. . T. & S. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. church and spt-aks with quenee arai jiower. Best quality G its. <;i 95 per sack Granulated Sugar 16. Ihs. lor £1.00. Old Virginia l ; ish Roe. 15c per can. jiik* t Democratic pnjnary ami the nominees of the party. A. A. Patterson, Jr F. P. WIEHMAN WINS BUGGY. The l. iggv recently won by Dr 'I hereby announce myself a candi-1 date for re-election as countj’ au ditor for Colleton county and pledge j 1 ^ r ' recently w<>n ^ myself to abide the results of the M. A ampt «■ ! as second prize, ip The Pryss and StandardV \oting r contest. iS^is raftli^l 01T by him. The drawing took place Monday afternoon and the lucky f>erst»n was F rampton I’. support t. \ s;. T. v\ S. T. cS: S. I hereby declare myself a candi date for the office of auditor for Colleton County. If elected I guarantee efficient service. Subject JO cents to the rules of the Democratic pri mary. Rm wit fully. P. M. Buckner. Wichman. a ho held the iuck> nuiq- ber. whi*h was lU This buggy, therefore. c«<.-t Mr. Wichman enlv FOR COUNTY TREASURKR. ■ S f INN MOVES On account of the fact that ing recently occupied by S Best quality smoked Bacon at 16c. per ib. All grades of Meat at cut prices which look like old times. T. cY fe. All the above are simply a few leaders from the grocery' department of Colletons Oldest and Leading Department Store. • ' <* . . Terry & Shaffer 99 PER CENT. of our Customers are our steady and regular Patroriizers. They are satisfied and pleased with an up-to-dateness with our treatment, with our Merchandise and with our prices. Every time one thinks of buying a nice suit or shoes, or any thing for Men’s. Indies’ or for Children’s wear, They always think of us and come to us for it. Why? Because we carry a nice and large selection of goods of all kinds—the things you want and we sell them for as little as we can. We want you to see through our entirq line liefore you make up your mind mi anything. We want you to be suited and perfectly pleased. If you just give us the chance we will do our best to make you one of the 5)9 per cent, satis fied customers. We can do it if you just help us. H. KARESH Ehrhardt, S. C. —-y—'ll | jjUM—-Ui ' ■ >'' Caswell St Brewer Iity Market Savannah, Ga. Produce Commission Merchants Elicits consignments of Poultry, Egg. Dres^d Hogs and Calves, Irish and Sweet Potatoes, Peas, Onions. Celery, Cabbages, Oranges, Apples, Peaches. Pineapples, Watermelons, Strawberries. Hides. F’urs, Beeswax, Tallow. Ve are giving our consignors prompt payments, highest market rates, full weights and measures. We Need More Shippers. Will YOU Not Be One? Long Distance Phone 2813. To the Democratic voters of Colic- : jewelry -tor«* is to U- torn down prv- ton County: I hereby announce my-. panitorv to the erection of a brick self a candidate for re-election to building * n its site by .Mr. Shaffer, the office of county treasurer for j Mr. Finn has takoh temporary quar- Colleton county. I can only promise) t ers ' n the building just across the the voters as good service in the ; way from his old stand. future as in the past. Subject to _ the ru es of the Democratic primary. : Respectfully-, ' * R.E. Jones. Adds ficaffebi Qualities to tee food Ecaijotnizes Hoar, Balter and Eggs bulid- F inri’s Tfce only baTan'j powtffr made Royal Grape Crr • 74 cS Tartar- Lo Unvo Phospk^U ^ Simmons Waring, a prosperous young liusiness man (*f Summerville, was in town a few days la-t week. 1 J May, Jr, of Srm at - t*»\^n several »lay- this w*-, at the home «»f C D. M.»\ vi as m -iting Classified Advertisemeats- Want sod for sale ads. 25 ceuts for 25 words or lest. One oe,bt a word for all over 25 words. Business locals five cents a line. FOR SALE FOR BALE—Foil Una of eleotra enamel ware for the kitchen. Very cheap, serviceable and cleanly. L N Glover, Furniture Store. FOR SALE—500 bushels of corn at mf farm near town. Also a lot of choice bhiled'pea vine hay at my residence in NWalterboro. B G. Price,' 4 20 2t Walterboro, S. C. FOR SALK—One 1-2 acre lot and also one neatly finished 4-room dwelling For further informstton apply to J. L. Stanley. 4 13 6t „ . Ashton. S. O. FOR SALE—Tract of land known as Rantowles, containing (M) sixty six acres high land and two hundred more or less acres of marsh land sitnajed 10 miles from Ghralottob. Store, dwell! g, sod flowing Artesian well on premises. For farther particulars tddress H. W. Homme), 327 King si. Charleston, S. 0. 3 20-St Ji FOR SALE—Eegs from pore bred Brown Leghorns at $1< 0 per setting of 15 * T P Murray. 3 30 2t m Paint Your Own IMJSINES5 LOCALS. You can do it yourself and at little expense. It's easy to give it a beauti- ful^hard, brilliant, varnish-gloss finish \ in black or rich, appropriate colors. V!> Straw lists—Sirs a hn’s, hst«. i Col Mer. MfgOo. Rust prool sted lice for sale at B ti Hyrne s We would be glad to sre nor Collet, o friends at our store at any time. We are better prepared to serve them than ever Make our pl*<e headquarters j while in Varnvil'e L R. Dowling & -Sons. Full line ot fancy and staple groceries, j delivered anywhere in town. Col. Mer. A Mfg. Oo. Flash removes grease in a flash. Klein’s Drug Store. L R Dowling & 8o?»s, i Vnrnville, 8.41, has soother CarThdlard A Ballards , Oblisk flour made from pure wheat. Onr price this wbek is $6 75 per barrel | in wood—15 cents cheaper it) sacks. ACME QUALITY CARRIAGE PAINT (Neal's) is made especially to give to buggies-, carriages and vehicles of all kinds a tough, durable, glossy finish that will look well and wear well. \n ideal finish lor settees, flower stands, porch furniture, garden tools’ and all surfaces that mmt withstand exposure and hard usage. Ready to brush on and the label tells'how. If it’s a surface to be painted, enameled, stained, varnished, or finished in any way there’s an Acme Quality Kind to lit the purpose. > l«t Patent flour |6 75 per barrel at Col. Mer. & Mfg Co. X)arshair restorer at Kleio’s. 5 or fi do*es “SAS” will cure any case ! of Chills and Fever. Price 25j. 4 12 6tQos Paint with new skin and forget it. 10 cents st Klein’s. t We have jnst received two more cars wire fencing. Call or write ua for prices. L R D->wHrg Jr Sons, Varnvtlle, 8. C. Dea'h to flies 5 cents st Klein's. A. WICHMAN & SON, WALTERBORO, o South Carolina. ACME UALIT 'STAINS ■ u&m tT 1 NOTICE. To Obtaia the Highest Cash Price ’ * % for Your 6aUle, Calves, Lambs, Etc., Write to NELSON & MUNZENMAIER 629 KING SL CHARLESTON, S. C. Dr . Ike Aadenoo, who it A student »t the Medical College in Charlestjn, * at hoidt for the holidays. JOHN M KLEIN’S SUCCESS. . ..... John M Klein, u.e enterprising drug- gi.r, rather thaj. await the ordinary methods of introduction, urged the Dr How ard Co. to secure a quick ra’e for fheir celebrated speeiflo tor che cere of constipation and dyspeps-a by ottering ihe regular 50c. lottle at half price; In Sddition to selling a 50c lottle of Dr Howard’s specific lor 25c John M Klein ha« so much faithJu the remedy that he will refund the motey to ary- pue whom it dees not cure r When your bead aches, vour atomsch does nut digest food easily and naturally when there is consti(JaU<>n, specks he fore the eyes, tired feeling, giddiness, bad taste in the mouth, coated tongue, heart bum. Aour stomach, roaring or ringing in the ears, melancholy and liver trouble* Dr Howard’s speeiflo will cure you. If U does not, it will not coet you a oent. ^ " i Considerable damage has been done by the heavy frost which came Monday night. Corn and cotton have been very badly injured. Frank L. Glover, of Lauriaburg, N. C., visited his mother in town last “ 5 or 6 dose* “666” will cure any cate. .. . „ . , 1, , ,,,. .. . of Chills and Fevei. Price 25^ ' daintiest of Japanese wares under a found many of the dainty things that 4 13 6 mos bower of Colleton wistaria, illumin- so successfully finish a spring ward- Npw crop of bean seed for frosted . ated by numerous Japanese lanterns robe, and from here were sold d(;zens gardens st Klein «. Adjoining this charming oriental Shoes—All the best snd popular 'booth was located at the head of the Uol. Mer. & Mfg. Co. of aprons^both ornamental and use ful. On one side of the hall was a most ' I "Some power the gift did gie ua Tuc nii/in | C jrtliE niTlJiD Toaee ourselves as’ithers see ua.” mttlYltLMhUC flAlAAK Behind the ever mysterious cur - „ ^ tain, under a frieze of palmettos. HELD AT HYRNE'S HALL LAST FRIDAY were hclre found the distinguished NIGHT WAS VOTED A 'BIG SUCCESS make*. v>oi. oier. cc jnig. vo. t, „ , • , . . ^ . . hall our local Hall of Fame.’ htly 8anitanr Lotion. Never tans, tsoi.i by the greatest success of the suggestive candy booth, wheredelic- Jbhn M Klein, Druggist ; bazaar, for here, ious sweets were to be had in abund ance. The Civic League knows how to make candy as well as to plant trees. - Opposite this booth, lured by the strains of a graphophone, the crowd stopped for a grab at the "grab bag’’ and to buy "something for nothing" from the well selected stock of the 1ft cents store. ' \ During the evening ice cream was on sale at the lower end of the» hall until the orchestra stepped in and led the merry crowd to '"trip the light fantastic” until a late "home sweet home.” * The bazaar was voted by its many patrons a ”big success.” They rea lized a net profit of $57.00. On,Friday afternoon last the doors of Hyrne’s.hall were opened by the Civic League, and a waiting crowd entered the hall to attend one of the best and most successful bazaars that Walterboro has ever seen. Among the most attractive fea tures of the bazaar most be noted "Fair Japan," in which throe fasci- nstinr maidens from the orient as sisted Miss Klein in exhibkirur the profiles of the honorary^ members of the Civic League. To Dr. Riddick Ackerman was given the vote for the handsomest head, and Mrs. M. C. Fishburne won the prize for guess ing the largest number of profiles. Attracted by the excellent work of deft and artistic fingers, here several of the originals were found many times during the evening gazing ad miringly at their respective silhou ettes. On the right of this "Hall of Fame" was a lovely green and white trellis overrun with ivy, behind which in great array were to be HENDtRSONyiLLE CLUB. Ihe Hendet/ ()ru jj; t . 1 :< mocratio Club met 8;'/x,r(} HV afton;i <.n and elected the following office-*; R. (J. \Y Bty;^, president; Dr 11 A. Wil lis, sc ^etary-treasurer and oxecu- tivtt%ommitteemar.; U W Sweat, vftseph Marvin, I). Guess, II. A. Wil lis and R. G. W Bryan, delegates. iOil CAN CURE THAT BACKACHE’ Pfii’i .ilon;r hark,<1 U andvrt *' '•' ,f - net » |>.u',ka*e of Mother <,rarX A Tlt.%I.fAN-I.KAF for oil Ki | in<*v v Jiiiuhter ijriiuiry trootit**. Wfcra yoa fcfl »u run d< * • *r tirr.1, wr»ic and wllhont cnern yon tied • j ». ■■ukiiMir.lUcrbouro. Xi MotherAm is soid hy Oranrists or sont by mad for Ml Sample m-nt KUh.S. Addnrr, TU> MoUter Co., Lo Uoy.N. Y, d.lMKOf l:iM ho* uo e<ia Mother (imr’s AaatntttAnOdMr Prof. E. B. Bellinger is visiting friends at Poo Post end Adams Ron. Miss Littie Bellinger ir spending some time with friends at Adams Run. - Mrs. Joseph W. Lucas of Green* wo«m1, who has bee»v.visiting relatives in to*n for a week, returned to hfifr home yesterday. ^ Mrs. H. E. Bruns of Asheville, H» C.. who has been visiting her father. J. C. Brown, retimed to he r bon* yesterday. »*