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TETTERINE Aaron Crosby, Ruftin, S. C, says: •*MV wife had what the drvton* rallwl Ecz*ma r>r y«*ars.' Her !eir>* and part of ine h xiy was «*ntirt*ly c«»vfre<i witn ii and it cra7.ru her. She had tried everythin* I had ever heard of in the line of akin leniedies without re.ief.’ Two month* a*o *he beiran u*mg Tetterine, whi -h l bought from J. M Klein, our ilru*Ki*t, under a guarante**, and n >w she \» entirely well.’ She yseii Id boxes and two cake* of Tet- U*riiie Soap, but its worth a hundred time* what it e<»et us. >Ne fol- lowed tha direction*, or to atubburn a efcM tt her* would never hav,- yielded to any treatment. My hat * «/tf to you and your great meiii- ‘cme.” * 6 . » Tetterine cure* Eczema. T>»tter. King Worm. <Sround Hch. Itch ing I'iie*. Infant * Sore Head. Pimplea. Boil*. Scaly Patches on the tin*e. Old Itching S<»re*. Handruff. Cankered Scalp. Bunions. Corn*. Chtlbains and every form of Skin Dise we. Tetterine. 5<k*; Tetterine Soap. 25c. Sold and guarantinnl l*v J. M. Klein; or by mail from the manufacturer.' The .^hruptrtne Conijiany, Savannah. (ia After Thursday, H I» Pailgett. Jr., of Ruffin, was here Monday. A 0 Breland, of Stoke*, wa* here Saturday on buaine**. % W l> Berry, of Ashton, had bu*i- res* in t »wn yesterday. S»4icitor Peurifoy is holding court in t.haiIt sion this week. Mr *tid.Mrs J. I Strickland, of Weens, were in towr. Weslnewlay. k*n ,1 $ S Critfin is in Columbia tins week attending the Supreme Court. A. E. Henderson, cashier of the Khrhardt Banking Co., was in town Sunday. P. M Vam, of Ruffin, was in town Monday en route to Charleston on a buaiiie&s trip. a 0. A. Walker, of Lodge, came down Saturday, ramaining over till Monday. Mrs. E. E. Benton; of Ruffin, route 2, was a pleasant caller at our office Saturday. A. H. Herndon was in town Satur day and stated that he has laid by six acres of corn. K. T. H. Shaffer had business at Yemassee yes-tetday. Chas M. Smyley, of Ruffin, hail business in town Monday. J. W\ Preacher, of Ruffin, wa-i in town yesterday. Mi*s Cora L. Connor spent Sa’ur- duy and Sunday at Early Branch a.5 the guest "f Mrs. Wm. Stokes. 'Mrs. S. K. JJBoney, of Charleston, is in town’visitmg relatives. She will j return to her home tomorrow. Miss Allie Crey Buchanan, one ofj the High School teachers, left yes terday for her home at Tazewell, Va. -■s, Mias Ethel (Iruber, who has |>een attending the College for Women in Columbia, came home Friday after noon. - t Mrs. Mary E. Casque, of I^urens, who has been visiting Mrs. John L. Koger on French street, returned home Monday. Miss Katherine Howell, who has been attending the College for Women in Columbia is at home for the holidays. A. W. Lumpkin, Esq, of Columbia. Phone your orders for /O/Ef to l he Walterboro Hottlinjr Works. Prompt d(*!iver);,guaranteed. and we will endeavor to keep a snpply on hand at all times. Orders received for delivery on Sunday morning from 8:30 to 9:30, but not later Also Soria Waters delivered at wholesale prices in quantities of not less titan 2 dozen. TRY OUR HOP ALE In Pint sizes. It possesses the taste and tonic effect of beer without its intoxicating properties. Walterboro Bottling Works H. G. CROSBY, Prop. i M 0 D & 9 5' 5 s $ £ SOMETIMES YOU HEAR t—i Phone No. 6x. &*%*%****%***i*%*%****%%%*® r ah 9 was in town Thursday on business AM.-iiPil^ftt.of Hullin. roMte^. with lhe U|1 „f was in town Momiay and paid this oilice a pleasaut cull. the di*j>ens*ary. E. H. Ulmer, of Ruffin, was in S«Tr town M^d.v.n hi, way to Ch.rle, Mrs. J. M tGraven last week. 'Christoph vonLehe, student at the Snuth t ;»rolina Ufiivemity, came home on tus vacation Monday. Mr. and Mrs. I). J. Chaplin have moved iip for the summer trom their home in the low country. II. Pi Ulmer of Ruffin, was among thiMic in town Monday, who paid this office a pleasant call. ton where he goes- as a United States juror. P. M. Murray, who is selling acety lene lighting plants with headquar ters at Kirgstree, came home Satur-* day and returned yesterday. Hon. W. B. Crul>er left Monday afternoon for Columbia, where ho will argue several important cases before the Supreme Court, o Mrs. M. Kohn and daughter, Miss James DeTreville. who is a student I Bessie, will leave Friday for Rock at South Carolina University in Co lumbia, is at home spending his va cation. Hill, where thev will be present to see Mrs. Kohn^s daughter, Miss Sarah, graduate. Mrs. C. A. Walker and children of Lodge, attended the commencement 1 her home in Marion, to spend of the Walterboro High School Fri- cation of three momhs. Miss day-<night. Mias Alice Hiott left yesterday for Wavcroitt, Ga., where she will take a course m bookkeeping, typewriting and stenography. Miss Eva Mace left Saturday for a va- Mace will be greatly missed by her many friends in Walterboro. with Brown Furniture & Hardware Company. Miss Belle Wescoat, who has been away several months tailing a steno- I graphic course at Sumter, is *t j home. She has accepted a position Hon. J. L. Robertson and little <wi son, of Round, were here Monday and were pleasant callers at' our office. County Auditor Patterson spent Sunday in Charleston with Mrs Pat- t<*rson, who is si ill unable to return home. J. J Padgett Jr., of Williams, is in town for a few days. His father will remove to Walterboro by the lf»th of September. Mrs. L. R. Hiott has returned home after a pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. J. H. Bessellieu at Meg- gett. ■ She also visited friends and relatives at Charleston while away. Mu* Clara Barr, teacher of the piimary grade in the Walterboro school, left yesterday for her home in Greenaille. It is regretted that Mias Karr will not apply for re-elec tion next term. Col. J. G. Padgett and Jos. M. Moorer, Esq., are in Columbia this week attending the meeting of the Supreme Court. Among other cases they will argue are the stock law and Messervy appeals. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Marvin of White Hall, are among those who have come to Walterboro to spend the summer. They are residing on Black street, and are welcome resi dents. Rev. F..0. S. Curtis preached- the 11 o'clock sermon Sunday morning at Peniel, the occasion being the Union of the Second Division of the Colleton Baptist association which > held from May 27-29. NOTICE. CONCESSIONARIES! The following prices have been fixed for concessions at the County Fair to be held Nov. 8—11, 1910. Prices on those not listed wdll be furnished on application. The rights to these concessions will be sold on and after June 15, 1910, at 9 a. m. First come, first served. In case two or more applications be received at the same tim^, the con cession will go to the highest bidder. Cigars, cigaretts and tobacco, o S « each $ 5 00 Exclusive right 10 00 Novelty and souvenir stands. . 5 00 Candy stands, each 5 00 Peanut and pop-corn, each 5 00 Confetti stands, each 5 00 Photograph stands, each 10 00 Restaurant, exclusive 20 00 Lunch stands, each 5 00 Exclusive 15 00 Fruit stands, each 10 00 Exclusive 20 00 Soft drinks, each 20 00 Exclusive 25 00 J John D. Murray, who graduated at QemOon College last night in the Textile Department, will accept a portion immediately in one of the Greenville mills as designer. Mr. -Murray's Colleton friends will be ^pleased to know of his good fortune. D. B-lPeurifoy, Lsq. left Saturday morning for Cwnoon College, where h* wilt lx 1 in attendance upon the it exercieee,, which be- Ml. Peurifoy to preside introducing the fbr the oratorical 1 introduce the Apply to W. J. TAYLOR, Supt. Walterboro, S. C., May 25,1910. , M H — .J There*! more strength in a bowl of .. Quaker Oats than in the same quantity or the same value of any other, food you. can eat Most nourishing, least expensive V V V V %» w V V V V * V u * V V w V e V V # V V V * V V V V V V V V * w V V tt tt tt tt Diamonds Cost Nothing to keep up—no bills for repairs—no bills for main tenance—no danger to the owners—not out of date at the end of a few months, and not fit only for the scrap heap in a few years. In fact. Diamonds are appreciating in value each ... y^ar; are never-ending source of pleasure to the owner, then beauty does not fade, and if our customer wish to dispose of them we would never disappoint them. J We have a beautiful assortment of white perfection (> Stones in Rings, as first quality and tHe~ prices range from $10 to $125.00. d A _ • • O'. These make attractive commencement presents and we are always glad to show our stock. JEWELERY STORE. We Have Removed temporarily Opposite Old Stand. ' WALTERBORO AND EHRHAIDT j* tt M A tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt e tt tt tt tt hi tt tt tt tt tt IT SAID of a man who is ' making good” that hu's "right on his job.” We’re right on this job of running a differ ent furniture store,, and your experience here will show you what that means. We count on self-respect as one of the principals ot the business—your self- respect and ours. We satisfy with the furniture we sell; furniture that you can be proud of; such furniture n that your friends, when they find out where you pur- * chased it, have a higher opinion ;>f your good judg- M menu f AW e l ■ 9 9 • We satisfy our self-respect by the w’ay we sell the J furniture; by dignified courtesy in our dealings, by C energy and enthusiasm, by liberality in value-giving; w by binding, unrestricted guarantee of the satisfaction of any purchaser of anything. We’re instilling these W principles of business into the minds of our employes V) constantly and persistently. We aim at perfection in service, as well as in furniture. - We don’t know that perfection will.ever be attained; but we know that we shall never stop trying to attain it. a c * 5 a | 8 i 5 8 8 8 J 5 8 a 8 HARDWARE COMPANY | THE BUSY BUSINESS.’’ fl ; BROWN FURNITURE & B ( H 0%****%%%**%******%%*%%*%** t Commencement No gift is more appreciated by the sweet girl grad uate than beautiful flowers. We are the largest Cut Flower growers in South Carolina of Roses Carnations Lilies Dahlias Gladiolus Floral offerings for Weddings, Funerals, Banquets, Etc. Special Flowers for June weddings. Write, Telephone or Telegraph. Quick Shipment. The Carolina Floral Store 339 King Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. 2 m j Money Loaned On RmI E*Ute. Long Tim.. XKH Eai; P.ynm* o Reliable Representatives Wanted. ns JACKSON LOAM t TMET COMPANY ' Ft Worth, Texas and Jackson, Mississippi AS LONG AS IT LASTS We will sell our stock of FERTILIZERS FOR CASH at what it will cost you at the factory in one hundred ton lots, j We have : : : KAINIT, 13 o ;« ACID, 10-4 Cotton Seed Meal and Agri cultural Liirfe. Everything in Hardware, Planta tion Supplies, Vehicles, Harness and Stoves. % U „ «~ A. WICHMAN & SON Walterboro, - - G. W. Glover ntmir Ernest , Ackerman The CONSOLIDATED PORTRAIT AND FRAME 00. of CHICAGO. The CONSOUDATED _ *** wady to rscelveXll mail orders sad we gsarantee all work to give perfect mtiefaction or mooey refunded. We are backed op by the company with the above guarantee. Address all mail orders the COLLETON FORHIAir COMPANY 1C • 0