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MISS H. E. MALONE
THE CHILD.
The proper study of mankind may
be man. but, within that extremely
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or afTeetinjr him in any way. From
these springs the mother's ideal,
whi.-h should always be of an in-
SPECIAL NO. 1
Full 36-inch yard wide unbleach
ed Sheeting—round thread and
very'feven woyen. Thc^e goods
wouki be a bargain if-We asked 7
ctaplr yard for them, hut we
have decided as an August busi
ness tonic to price th^ ni for one
w ^‘* t 5c Yard
SPECIAL NO. 4
Here is a r-urprise it was for us
when we made the mill the offer,
and vou should In* equally sur
prised when you see the goods.
A nice eveply woven Chambray,
and apron checks in mill rem
nants. good fast colors, and spec
ial beyond comparison.
wmie they, tet 5 C Yard
.ants, she occv-(grievous faults of the time; and if
Lflieciplines hirovconsistontly followed out, it would
does not live uo fyjiuhe all to one dead le\ - ei of medi-
SPECIAL NO. 2
A very high grade che« k Home
spun- round thread, absolutely
fast colors — in heat shirting
checks and sheeting ]ilaios <i-
very uijeful article i f mercl'an-
dise «nd suT>erior to checks <<lgr-
ed elsewhere in town at tic, and
as good as those offered at 7c.
We have closed with the mills for
bales.' Spot cash mowed them.
While they last Y at .J
we want 1
SPECIAL NO. 5
At an auction sale of dry goods,
we put in a bid without any idea
that we W"u’d get the goods.
They were knocked down to us
at a very low price, honcewe are
offering you these standard, fast
color dark Calicoes, equal to any
X: lsinstwk 5c Yard
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*t ' i*.w o* t.
i.i sm»ll in
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Wt' I Ch 'Ml
SPECIAL NO. 3
A38-inch unbleached drill never
saw one Irefore over inches.
This piece of goods we consider
the greatest value for the money
we have ever offered. We only
succeeded in ge'Tmg a v» ry lim
ited quantity of this fahric. and
you must move .quick if you
want them. JOcYacd
SPECIAL NO. 6
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Cotton is now up higher than it
has been in years. We-wanted
somellOdneh white window Scrim
to retail at Scper yard. We
wrote to every jobber we could
think of. At last.?we found the
goods, hut only L’o pieces. Good
lace stripes, full yard wide.
nioriy 5 C yard
\\ e'rave t:.<* ! • - -
our Rest Koom*i; r.o'A i
n the
wnom it was
t.
theifTeT^ipany t - ‘i - "f a «i*^-oiatl< n fi.r the heauti
room we have-ip^-, h*! th. Lr plea.- r • und c :.venu-ncv/ %
ountta ana
ft>r
• pleasure to hear
the beautiful rest
of Uie coun/ry
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V 1 T I A lv* V'! ' >!y
broad classitication, we believe that, tensely }kers«>nal character -fi*unded
by every patura! indication, the prv'- on the particular chikl’s qualities,
per study of woman is jhe chiltL and not biased bv what other chil-
This being the case, it is a pity that,- dren are or do. Indeed a dl-posltiOn
generally, the last thing she ever t<> ir.ri»ate. to U* content* with'’the
does is to study him. She provides pace set by others, is one of the most
bountifully for his w
si on ally restrains and-
—but, as a rule, she dries
to her opportunitiesin the matter of «cH y.
considering the kind of mental and; “Mv goo.1 is not your good.” is j
physical makeups of the little em- one *T EmersorTa maxims, liisixn-,
bryo man or woman whose plastic pcs-^ib’e > judge wheilufr justice is
nature lies so completely within the j U-mg d no the bay or girl at school ]
mother’s sphere of mfluencC. We vmi>v t>r>t rt C'hnj r out what kind,
know the strength of mother-love, • f mind no or she has. You can not !
and are the more surprised that it! j id ye by rrsuii'* iione, which, with j
bhpuld not in all cases be her pleas- ; t • > • v so. C in tbycti •»*. may t*e
ure, no less than diity, to see that jf’« i
this nature meets what it needs in,- ’* v
the way of training, so that, in the U* • .,
final result, individuality may not he l«
thwarted and violated, hut improved t •
and strengthened along its own lines. * - . * ’ v , ‘X-.
Every teaic her has been more or’;- < - '' n
less irnpressi*«l by the indifference a ' ‘ ' ’ ' u *' nr
, which even the fondest parents man- cum-iunw.-a.itci Uie nuiiti vci.»
ifest in their child’s school-life and' mu h. and must be reckoned with.
• what it means to him what it is such as carelessness, indiffeience,
| bringing Ulnyif gpinl or evil. They aid a -pint of opposition in the pu-
simply do not know, liecause they pil, whichmiay largely repulse and
have never been at the pains to find ’neutralize the efforts of the teacher,
out. Extremely few ever take the : Irregularity of attendance, state of
f trouble to visit school during its or- health and of eyesight also create
*dinary working-day . session, with a special <litlicultie?.-which the parent
view io ascertaining after what fash- should take into account in forming
ion the lessons are heard and ex : an opinion as to what may l*e fairly ^
! plained, and what standard of con- expected from school or teacher.
'duet is required. They take it for; Of course wrong judgments are
granted, with apparently the most easily made; as. for instance, some I
perfect faith, that the teacher sui‘|*ose that if a child is studious, I
t Sometimes a total stranger, with he mu-t therefore be dull. Now, he,
whose ideals and jiersonality they may U-studious hi*cause he cannot
have hot even sought an acquaint- learn at all unless he repeats a thing
ancei will, for a small consideration, many times over which is what .is Qfl
or for no sj»ecial con>ideraU(»n at all. u> jally called dullness; nr he may Pe W-
take n. >re interest in •hei/ offspring cai *•.! etudibus iH-catise he poises*s Qq
than they do tiienrtselves; and as to*a miici of highest type arid ' is de-j^
the dangers moral, mental and physi- light. | wiil 1 inteliectual activity - QQ
•al whk:h_summn< 1 tlp-ir'C* Ir-m*. w n *:i -miiviy a different ma'ter, Hj
these wifi mifaculously gtance a>» iejat i -a > for di-efiminatinn.
1 u •. aatter > T can > ss in H e
of children b
!e but of long
• star.M ’i'g. E\cn HaK>n ' invcigfi^;
I g^ao » ? ho<e who takes move pains
pr \ t- a ri.T.ng master tor their
1 h'«r-* - than'a t( aclii r‘ for thvir chil-
dn i . ib nee it. hc savs, that they
involves two things: a knowledge of i have : v- - well conditioned and.
Hls disposition and capacity; an i a trait..-1 children i:nru v andiii-
re.-biution’o know what is mold hg ed . ; t ff.
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FROM NIAV YORK A FELL STOCK OF
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MEN’S AND LADIES’ GOODS
LADIES’ HATS
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\YL HAVE THE I.ARGfXr STOCK WW l.
I'.VER HAD AM) CHEAj’ILM TRICES-/ -
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* PRODUCTS
NEWS FROM RITTER.
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Is the
Ritter, Aug
D-macks um!
Sanders have returned from Ho*'
-Springs. '.Thpr-.* tiuy hu-vc • been
-speudirg several weeks.
. Mr and Mrs. (aide Drawdy
!,ave ♦ikurned from Asheville,
w heie tiiey have been Spervlniir
their honey moon.
,Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sanders
and family are spending a lew
weeks <>n the island.
M-j 1 ami Mrs P F Cone have
gone to Charleston for a few
days.
The Misses Linder, of Mt.
D C. L HIERS ASST. ftPT.
Brown ha-
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A). Mrs E. I,. Br'-i-b-nt G. ('. Br»<wn ha< ap-
Mrs riewlr.nd P’in;e<l D. L. Hicr-t. a.-'-i^'aak
bUl*. niff, fid' ut ' f tin* i '.illc.t*in ( unm
ty Kair.A.---c-adi"*'. -Mr. JJiers \v»ll |
fiCtlvciV a.-».bt Sl*p. f iutefidout I .»y-
mr in rtrraiiging tin- builiiipgs ami-
i—^ a-n **•-**•■ y* *rr -* .-y*•*-»-*> , «rBWf©iw*38R)P
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There
i lltf. Ollt * * vX‘!*Y -
, ri adinoi-.-i for the
getting <-vi ry thing m r« idim-^- by
the true the Krtir i.- ti» open.
- miK-h >*»t to l c
'bine wiii ig- in,
'Inning.
The fence is almost completed,^
vhich wid end th< dn a-’.is of seeing
vsithout pa\ i''« r this time. I h** rac»*
track is laid off, and will Iw* graded
in a few days and clayed so it. will be
m condition for the races.
The premium lists have been com-1
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SEI.EC! iNG MY .b !'( K K 1 ' ‘ ir
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OR \ h X ; sE.v.sON.
ISH \I 1. CA!\R\ 1*R* »M NOW < >N Id-iH -
G A G £ PATTERN HATS
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OUR OFFER:
Wh»n jou *•*- 1‘AH-
OID i>n yonr i-uiM-
mc. l< ton ore net
utisltod Oil
»» will neu.l jron •
rbnek Inr tb>- fall
mat of th<- r* hi fl a g
and tha of lar-
ln«lt. Ha< kofit»ll,
If an. H I H I > NK-
POSSKT I*KOI»t CT
erer fail* lM-<-a.iM> of
d^fortiva uiHnufa*--
toro wo will rarla ••
it If a
than tlii«i-*-ild
bn- matin wo would
make it
K i M 11 n *; u
ing to the likture Inf
giv' yuur vrr<iHt.
you lit I. «. tl .it
- • at- .-t bnniik i v ' '
tav to a- .1 >• >
- We n ike in • - *•! •- •
L.t* taiu-ht it* <.»'* .' n' >• n
io 'lt riwhtatth. -is-t'
F>rr\ll.iBi; • *
pAROID i? v-M
/by j-roof. ^ !a>t
ftn>misf«. L*. hs
jhow yu a "AK-
<»II) Knot—pear
you— th it b,ic brt-.i
on for yt-ars that
hat *t<tod ali lifuls
of weather. Judge # ,
hv the it>. if, repairing, or if you need a new
Judge by what the v
owner says.
K<»>f your tmij !•
with f’AK
You should look alter your
roofs, and-if your roof needs
Carmel are visiting, the Misses pleted and are being circulated oyer,
Ritter at Dratfdy’s. the county. Thos<-desiring these in-
Miss Annie Beach is on a visit teresting booklets are urged to make
to her sister, Mrs Campbell application for them at once, before
1 )rawdv. ^ ^ ] the issue of 1 ,f*(Xt is gone.
•Hon A C Sanders has gone up •
!, 0 na h f e or rn hi8 , ’hluh 0f N ° rth ^ CARD FROM D. ISMOAK.
Miss Inez Lemacks has return-
a*.d a i!I attend tlimrXdrir.g while in N>*w \ or'. My sK>ck will
he.larger aa«l rmipXck ct hi n.y beV store. 1 >!.all appiecmte
th" C'lntinuanf/e'of the'patronage of dly former custone r-. A
new milliner the l>est tp l4> hxd will be with me this season.
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s MRS. W. A BLACK-
■.THE LEADING MILLINERY STORE K
To the Voters of Colleton County:
turned to Baltimore. She will I am a candidate for re-election an! I ipi|t-pj-»oryt Governor IVIrl .POrl EndorSPf]
,h; c ..Yiin.r c ^..c«-n t,, county commissioner. Since I have L-aCUlCIlalll 'kavt vci iivji 1
oy Home People.
cominK sea§wi
to county
lieen in office I have done all in my
W* a ©
tl.
af.U .' t,.«
SET ik'»i»r(
fait, tiia naiiir*:
rust-utcof t ,
Are Yon Buiidn*? or Reptiricj?
Osf'KutldMtkQ»»nMl .I 1 ■ > «.•••
to rive ▼
tK .'is n-.ar. Ji. s-- - - • r »
T l.i- ■ - - r • ■ . on yo*f I
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SET f’KUl ‘JC I - w. !., _>
A. Wichmani Son, (§3iits
return this
(ireenwood. iH>wer for the betterment of the tax-
I suppose Mr Editor, you are 0 f my ctnintv, but I have felt
I enjoying some of the same heavy a |f a i ()ntf that I needed more iiower.
roof, call on us or write us and rains that we are having-some There are four candidates in the
• • . _ : are trash movers. ra<
I'.ni evn'.i'viV we will take pleasure in quot* We regret to hear of the ill- an
Ir n K C• > N s i:t .. , . A, ' ness of little Miss Elizabeth -r
k< > i i; irig you prices on any Kind ol Cone and hope she will s«xjn be
thru roof that*ycu may nee
We will quote you material
at our store or on . your build-1 ^ ,
' g.aten V>ut in my><ligtrict t;tat my
in' r , as wv h^ve our own work- '‘Pb wents Have promised t*> h< id
N ' ' [ court at ddVfvnt plac.*4 in the dis
trict. 1 jXe niade no such promise,
arid fbXi't prenriBe a!iything tha* !
a-r/Xt able ! <> stand tn. / D > t.
Xil think--f tl i* pmmis*s>'ov w .,!
“actorily Mrs. Bl&ck's neyv
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men.
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- CARD FROM MR. LANGDALc
I understand that ffte report Has
iy>-d!;br
On Weilnesday afternoon, July 13,
race, and if the voters believe that 1 an erithusiastic mei tirg of ih*- citizens
iny man iri the race will try harder x
acts more honestly than I have
done, or will do, it is your duty to ■ was held at Woodward Grove fur
v.ce for him. If you think I small purpose of, advancing the.canoidi^Xf
right, then vote for m'e, and if yi»u 4 . .. T . ,
. * . i i „-ii th<* Hon. Thos. (i. M'-L^od for the of
^ vote for me and I am ehrted..J w ill
i > ail in my tniwiT for you that a-n-fire o/Governor. The p»o|l.- of I,» e
.nest man can do. c ijrtv wa-rT to show- t'lt* D»-n -a*
. Yours respectfully, ... . , .
It h s^mnak ^ voters of tins state wh^t tlu-y thn k of
Smoaks, August 22. ' | th» ir hotne • candidate/
. _ . r -u lu* ioi\^ *s . An/i> i m
NEW BUILDINGS PROGRESSING.
t • T ie several new build'ngs now
In* whole life L« an unanswerable argu
ment to thi* famt ‘.at whi.-qier against
•f dishopvillr and surr^ndmg country, ^ u l* r i i C hln, ' ss uf ’
' / -ety and his unt .mi.-di-d reputation.
S’herB? aft r having '-oil. ge h> lv»st
lub father, and taking riratge of tins
fatlu r’s estatr. farm ami mer^antiji-
busine-s. he n. un.ged it with great
business u 'M-it a. f *ue,%-eJed in
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r .g erected are progressing wry th* r>t:z •i:^nup% .ll
*ha* a'magi •’rate eannat afford satisfactorily Mr* BlfickN
.ffifury >*• n- is near;ngcomji.eTir>n.
nefi-re T (. I)er/j I at
Stat» attS. e ; eriHe '
We, ti.^ nt;2 • -
sarr »un lir e t< ri ;t-iry
H el 1 1/ '!>. | .NV 1.1
Jit f.,'lowi"g
1 a (ofnrrnt-
. e k»H .- nine
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the.n. *t;i ''
I- a vl
tie hotn»vof tl •
l„ t a i l :a!'- t
pay lug off » large in
■-ante tune h. wa*
i rotfn r - aad ■ vr <
t' lay they,
t.tru i a * e&t' ^
••hN Ow.hS. at the
a .father t<» hi-*
-ratii.g th* in aril
v>. *ud resjH-d
•T jungnt. tj
and ftplt itd'i 1 ih'< u > 1 ,t. l ns ele<
tion carhlM . ■■ stake t l^wed^tsttMik
f<q *nm th* g.. i t < f t*— In min ra<
of*5ii u r h l ar-
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A. Wichman & Son
. 1 Walterboro, — S. C.
NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given that I forbid,
ander panelty of the law, any trespaas-
hig by atock epon my i *rm in Broxtoo
Township at Stephens X Roads.
F. M. Thomaa.
Rnffln, 8 C , Jane 1,1910.
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PICNIC AT SHILOH.
There'will be a Sunday, school pic
nic at Shiloh Baptist church on Sept.
2. The public is invited to attend.
/ . . Yours respectfully,
Sec-Treas.
t > g »11 a place nr.d sit d"W’n a.i da
« .»n .-n;, *. * . i #• i ii,.- j *• ■ non. rtr.'S. tv. ni'i,* !,,iHi'i*ai t 'T ,r -
nth n-i n.i.g t<» •.*•. Ge\yar< tot-.v a*.<! v>U: f'-ndy lor ocpauancy. it, / ..r
man who makes quarty promivs. h - thought, by the ii rat of S«*ptemb- (■»•*»♦ Pn <,r . «" hereby 11 sn -t ting a>>e>i A - a He. re-.*: a: v,- foi ? v.» year-
is fooling you. ill to; voIitntarilyaRi witiiout hin knowb ar-a Senator for four yea i^. lie alwaxi
Feiiow voters ail I a*k of you is to The I rick work on the* new Dr ig or toiicitaPon, _ heartily recoin- stood far thdke thinga which wereiae
g.»e me a *on*i derat ion an* I insp*-<-*. itore of the WalU-rboro Drug Ho, Xendttim to tlie fiemikratic voters <f «Fh- U *. inter* *♦- f t-hr (a-oph . and a**
my wone for the present term, and and i>r. Black’s oliio' S is nearing/south Carolina, a» m » v. r> way compi li.-uionant governor for four years, h*
if I have giN'-n you aa^jufliction and completion. I he building of thl* tent and ca| able to fill-the r«-f|K4,nibU waa aU'dutelv fair and impartial in ho!
n d »n> M for the Fifrt \Mmnl Rtak. an. Wnarfa dat.,. of Gov.rr.or. ■ H.» al.ility ..mv ru!i., B . and |.r .iJ-! Ml, I,pat* I
second term, no one will appreciate store is being pushed, and they Aaill t . . . . „ , ./ , . ... ' t . , ,
be ready f«»r occupancy during Se;)- » r ' 1 unquestionable, his alul.ty^nd'w* firmly believe that hr-
your Votes any more than 1 will.
Respectfully.
C. N. Langdale.
Weeks, August 22.
BELLS'PRcCINCT ORGANIZED-
Ruffin. Aug. 19.—The democratic
voters of $eTla precinct, met Aug.
6 and elected the following officers:
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teml*er. W. V. Glover is having hi*
store ceiled and new shelving fiut in.
Thi* with fre*h paint will greatly
improve the looks and convenience
of this store. */- »
T. P. Johnson, of
in town Friday
a part of a bullet
of Green
and he
«^nich \
Pond, was
brought a
was found
J D Padgett, president; M Jalad.vice by his brother, S. P., at Chapman’s
president; W W Bryan, exeeulive Fort. This bullet has evidently
committeeman; Henry Breland, sec- i been there since the battle during
relnry- 1 the civil war at that place.
character is irrrpr«mchahl<>; his simple
word is as binding as bis bond; always
true to principle, honor and integrity;
” WILL NOT CELEBRATE
Please announce that we will be
unable to celebrate our father, f>olo-
man Hiers’ birthday Sept. 5, at the
usual meeting ground this year, as
he thinks that he is too feeble to at
tend. G. H. Hiers.
reword there made entitles him to that
promotion which is always accorded an
hon»«t and faithful public servant.^
AN APPROACHING WEDDING
Invitations have been issued by
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Willis of Hen
dersonville. announcing the mar
riage of their sister. Miss Bertha
Ida, to William Horace Marvin Sep
tember 1, at 8:30 oicloqk at Salem
Methodist church.
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