Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TETTERINE H. S. I/oiW. Bell tire, Mich., says; _ , • « “For!«xte^n y^ar; I have been a continual sufferer from Itching For five years I could not. lay down save fiat on my back, and lor weeks of that time I never lay down at ail; sat up in mv rocking chair at night. Last February, I was in Chicago; I went to the Hcnnomi a 1 Drug C» . «>n State Street, and asked a clerk jfo give me the best thing he had for the trouble. He a*»ld me a box'of Tetter- jne i came back to my home in Northern Michigah, and less than half made a complete cure of the trouble. That was five monUu^Sio. and there is still no srgns of the itching reappearing.! It feels so good to think that after all these years of suffering I have | at la-t found a cure. Tetterine is a marvelous remedy.” Tettenne cures Eczema. Tetter. Ring Worm, Ground Itch. Itch ing Ihies! Infant’s Sore Head. Pimple*. Boils, Scaly Patches on the I Faoc. Old itching Sores, Dandruff. Cankered Scalp, Bunions. Corns, | Chifbiuns arid every form of Skin.Disease. Tetterine, 50c: Tetterine | S<M4>. 23e. Sold and guaranteed jl>y J. M. Klein; or bv mail from, the manufacturer. The S^ruptrihe Comjiany, Savannah. Ga. » t I I I I M I I M I I I I I I I t »■ « ♦< local and Personal I 1 I II I I I I H M »>■»< Mr.; B Ci. Benton, of Peniel. was in town Saturday snopping. Jacob A Pwlgett, of Mt. Carmel. W&, in town Saturday. J. F. O'Quin and children, Cora and Ernest, of Fire Hill, may Ik? mentioned among those in town Saturday. - Mr. O’Quin brought s me of the finest squashes to mar ket Ae have seen this season. C W. Helium, ofJjodgr* had bu‘i- ne»>» in town last I'nursda.v. Maj S A Marvin of White Hall had hosinesss in town yesterday. W. O. Thompson of Lodge w as seen on our streets yesterday. Mumcs Edith and Bulah Jordan, of Sidney, were in town Monday. Dr and Mrs. J. P. Herndon, of Ruffin, may be mentioned among our pleasant callers Monday. G F. Copeland and G. A. Benton, of Pine Grove, had business in town Saturday. a o S. G. Pierce and Utf. Mood Wil liams of Cottag^ville, were in to\ynr one day last week. Mr. Meehan, of Cokfmbia, hunnea? in VValtej:bofo one day, wet*k Mr. ami Mrs. Howell, who have been on a visit of several days to Mrs. Howell’s parents. Judge and Mrs. Gage, of Chester returned home Mondav night. Mr. Lawrence W r alters of St. George and Mi>s Gusaie (Parson of {) ar }^ Calicoes, Augusta. Ga . formerly of Smoaks, were quietly married last Wednes day evening at 6 o’clock by Rev. I^awrenee Ackerman of Cottageville. Mrs. W. A. W’itsel! and little daughter, Lila, of Jackson, Tenn., are in town spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Jas. E. Peurifoy. They will leave Friday for Charles ton. where they will spend several days before going hoffie. Cleveland Simmons, formerly of the Philippines Islands, now of Wy- omiog, is visiting his mother in Wal- tefboro. Mr. Simmons has been a soldier in the U. S. army for three years and will return to Wyoming in a few days. TA YLOR’S Dreams of our fair lady customers are now' centered on • Ow ' J our Dry' Goods store we have in course of erection. In it will be every* convenience that could be possibly con ceived. We have studied your wants and will have a rest room equipped with all the conveni tnces found in those of the largest dejJartment stores... This rest room is not built specially for our customers, but any lady—whether a customer of ours or our competitors—will be absolutely welcome to the use of this room. It is built for the use of the ladies from the country and we want you to always feel perfectly free and easy in using it whenever you are in town. Meet your friends there—in otfcer words make it your headquarters. We extend a hearty welcome to every lady or child in Colleton County. NOW—A WORD OR TWO in regard to a few items for quick exchange—DOLLARS l-OR GOODS. \ l •\1 not Light Calicoes ” " Fast color Lawns “ 36-in. Yellow* Homespun 36-in. Bleach , 60 per cent Browm Linen Check Homespun ov£r 10 yds. to a customer. _ 4 yd., 4/^ c y d -! 4^c yd. 5 C yd. 7 C yd- i oc yd. 5 C yd- had last; There will be a called meeting of I the Woman’s Foreign Missionary „ Dr^fffid Mrs. J. P. Herndon of IvAffui our ofi ce & pleasant ca'i "w Ilk* III town Monday. e a ^ Ernest A. Marvin, a prominent rice planter of White Hail, was in town Friday night. Society'at the Methodist church Sat urday, afternoon (21st) at 5 o’clock. The president Wishes a full attend ance of tne society, especially the officers, as business of importance is to be attended to. HENDERSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CLOSES. After a very prosperous ytar the Hendersonville High School com mencement will take place Wednes day, Thursday and Friday evenings, May 25. 26, 27 at 8:30 o’clock. The put lie is cordially invited to attend these exercises. The following is the program. Wednesday, May 25—Baccalaur eate sermon at Methodist church. Thursday. May 26-School enter tainment at club halt. - Friday, May 27-Commencement Mitoww Kate and Alicia Breland, of i church Pnd. Williams Campbell and Mil- t .nTiarris of Williams will attend the M iy cotillion thl- evening. , Mr and Mrs. Anderson of Charles- ton arc mjown visiting their sons, Mc^.rs A. J. and C. C. Anderson. Miss lily Bishop, accompanied by he brother, Oscar, paid our office a pi .Mutiitcall while in town Saturday. Miaaer Claudie Kinsey and Bulah Hiptt of Round, are visiting Mrs. t rank Kinsey in town this week. a Mrs. Dr. Rlitch of Tifton. Ga., spent several days in town last week, the guest of Miss Edna McTeer. Feather Tick, 20c kind, remnants at 15c yd. Mattress Tick, 10c yard, our imitators sell it at 15c. White Lawn 45 In. at 10c, others ask 15c. “ ” 32 in. at 5c, others ask 10c. Coats spool cotton, 6 spools and 1 spool Brooks cotton for 25c Pearl Buckle Belts, 10c, easy worth 25c. A big line of $2.25 per dozen samples of ladies Neckwear to go at roc each. A big bargain. TA YLOR’S Walterboro’s. Popular Store. CUT YOUR OATS with a McCormick Mower. SOLID CAR LOAD just received. We are headquar ters for everything in the Farm Imple ment Line. EASY TERMS to respousi. hie persons. IV Doctor’a Creek neighborhood, were neon on our streets one day last W(H>k * Mra.11. A. Moorer, of Cameron, arrived 111 town last week to visit her parent!!. Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Stokes. Min. Myrtle Martin and brother, David, were pleasant visitors at our oihee Safutday, while in town shop- pmg , * Mt.-U Uicy I-emaeks of Ritter, stH’nt several days in town last week , vidting at the home of Mrs. A. J. Lemacka. Mrs. Hughes A Moorer of Camer on is in town visiting at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. G. W\ Stokes. Mrs. V. I) Bagot and family have moved to Walterboro for the sum mer. They have taken rooms at Mrs. Mima resiJence. Mr and Mrs. G. C. Getsinger, of Savannah, spent several days last week »t Sniders, guests of the former’s mother. Mrs. Annie Get singer. .Mr. Getsinger is the popu lar manager of the Shuptrine Co. There was a very interesting game of ball played last Thursday after noon between the Walterboro second nine snd the Rock Spring nine, the score being seven to six in favor of Rock Spring. The batteries for Walterboro were G. Hyrne and A. Ritchie; for Rock Spring B. J. Cros by and J. C; Roger. A. C. Roger umpired the game. M. R. Briggs, of Spartanburg, who has been with The Press and Standard for sometime, will leave today for his home, where be has accepted the position as ad man on the Spartanburg Daily Journal—the 1 reding daily in the Piedmont. Mr. Brins is a capable and efficient nswapaper man and it it with regret that we give him up. C. W. J aquae, of Cottageville, waa in St George Wednesday on Uiai- ness. He stated that some of the people in his oeetion were very much disturbed one night last week when a terrible wind-storm arose. Thm cloud was black and, angry looking anditiaatated by quite a number ball oif fire waa visible in A field of corn The commencement program is as follows: Salutatory—The Fiitureof Poetry, by Leiand Drew. Essay—Woman Suffrage, by Alta Marvin. Delivering of diplomas. Address -D. B. Peurifoy. Valedictory—The New Southey Maggie Marvin. Music will be furnished during the entire evening by Miss Mary C. Howe. A big bowl of Quaker Oats is the best dish you can serve, Delicious and nourishing Good for all ages and all conditions. Economical and strengthening. ^Pack'd t- reolar aiie packacea. and la h*r- ■Mticallr aaalad tiaa tor bo< ctiaiatoa. M that a lam I front of thoi SHRINERS TO MEET AT CHAR LESTON. j Illustrious Potentate, George T. Bryan, has issued his proclamation and has named Wed need ay. June 15, as time for holding the next cere monial session of Omar Temple A. A. 0. N. M. S. Among the many and varied entertainments which have getting things in been arranged, is a special Shriners next A ^ picnic at the Isle of Palms with at tendant attractions. The railroad companies have issued special rates and a good time is aasured. Formal notices will shortly be sent out giv ing particulars in detail. lor banked,bv the sap- &*%%%*%%%%%%%*%**%%*%%%%%%$! $ You Owe it to Yourself and Family S 5 To Buy Your Jewelry at Our Store, j* o You know we are satisfied with a reasonably small profit. ; - \ ou know that what we want is plenty of sales with small i>rofits. You know from experience that our stock is com plete in every detail. 1 You know' tlrat the prices are right, as we told you previously—we would rather sell four different articles on which we make 75c. each, than sell one article on H-* - which w'e make $3.00. a ‘ * This is reasonable. Do you not think so? If you doubt what we tell you, we w ill be glad V) convince you at \ JEWELERY STORE. We Have Removed temporarily Opposite Old Stand. f ALTERfORO AND EflRHAKDT BROWN FURNITURE & HARDWARE COMPANY 'The Busy Business.” AS LONG AS FT LASTS r.» We will sell our stock of FERTILIZERS FOR CASH at what it will cost you at the factory in one hundred ton lots. We have : : : KAIN1T, 13% ACID, 10-4 Cotton Seed Meal and Agri cultural Lime. «******************»***»**$ FAIOfflCERS MEET. The officer* of the County Fnir Amociation are very bu*y theee day* readiuem for the meeting wat hsdd last night for the purpose of arranging price* and terms for concemioni and adopUng rules to govtfn the fair. The old fair ground* have been beared of all underbrush prepara tory to making the race track. Pres ident Broun has appointed the fol lowing as a committee on pengram: Dr. T. G. Kershaw. Col. jTgTPad gett and E.T. H. Shaffer. This committee will announce a program in a few days. " NOTICE TO PYTHUNS. It wsa decided at the last meeting of the Ibdge to discontinue for the present the custom of-sending out notice of meetings, and it is the pur pose of this notice to call the atten tion of the members to the fact that such practice ie discontinued, and will notify them that the lodge 1 on the first and third Tuesday 1 ings of each month. All are urpedto attend regvlaiiy and all visitors are gladly welcomed. r.M. otHudS. Everything in Hardware, Planta tion Supplies, Vehicles, Harness and Stoves. 4 WICHMAN & SON Walterboro, S.C. Chamberlain's Stomach sad Liver Tablets will dear the soar etomach. sweatee the breath tad create a healthy appetite. They promote the flow o( caetrfc jot digae ti oat. ter , ceiee ooaaUpatioa, Ask year dreggtot s box. Thai of Tabtete ie stme s.