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TRY US ON A MAIL. ORDER
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AT l(t30 A M,
P We are going to sdl Residences, at AUCTION—40
of the most desirable lots to be had in the dtjr of
Walterboro. ~
Theselotsare high and dry, situated almost in the
center o( tu. iMruv IMtk dly, and umunded b,
people owning their own homes. This is a chance for
the speculators, homeseekers, and business men, that
you can*f afford to miss.
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COME ONE, (XNRE All, ANBllEAR THE
ADCnOMEERS
SELL LOTS AT THEJIATE OF ONE A MINUTE.
Ladies are Especially Invited. Sale Rain or Shine.
Bag if Gold ud Shrtr, awljge Ltl Away, FREE!
Excellent Band
Cohunbia Really & Auction Co.
MR. OTtEVILLE PROMOTED.
f..chard DeTreville, for several
f»r several yeaw iucal ticket agent
for t|ie lines entering Evansville at
the L. A N. station, has been ap
pointed traveling passenger agent
f»r the L. A S. railroad with head-
guartfets at Evansville. Mr. DeTre-
ville hae been with the L. A N. rail*
road for nearly 12 years, during
which time he has held many respon
sible positions, and his elevation to
the position lately assigned comes in
recognition of his ability. Evans-
rite has produced several young men
in recent years who have climbed
rapidly Into responsible railroad po
sitions which has made them an im
portant factor in the transportation
and passenger bustnsm. and quite a
number of them are now occupying
portion* of national importance in
the railway businns. Mr. DeTre-
vrtle succeeds June Stone, who has
resigned all connection with the pas-
frnger business in this territory. V
, Several important changes in local
railroad circles are scheduled for
Tuesday With the promotion of
Mr DeTrevilieto traveling passen
ger sgent for the L. A N. railroad
in Evansville territory, which in-
dudes all that tine between East St.
iiouis and Nashville terminal?, cpm«s
devation for two of Evansville's
young railroad men Dave Murray,
who is now assistant city ticket ag-
‘ nt. becomes station agent for the
hues entering Evansville at the Ful
ton avenue station and is Succeeded
by Allen Hawkins. William L. Piper,
who for several years has held the
t»osition of night yard master at
Howell, has been appointed agent
for the L. A N. at Guthrie, Ky.,
which is one of the most important
4>T«Uori8 on the system by reason of
the heavy business which transfers
from the Henderson division to the
main line.-Evansville (Ini) Jour
nal-News.
LS standi
of “My gmn
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mg still? Are
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discipli
way?"
Of course you are not You don’t dare be; that's one
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ou can’t aftord to let things drift along. You are look
ing for everything that will help you to make your work easier,
pleasanter and help you get more out of it VYe all are.
The teleplmne, the telegraph, the electric car, the auto
mobile, and latest of all the flying machine tell us in indisput
able language. The world is moving—things are not as tltey
were. \
We have to keep step with the ever moving procession
or we will be trampled under and crowded down and out
You can’t afford to be a back number now days. Things to
pay, and there is room and need for^ all of us in this grand
march of progress. So get in the procession and move aupn
There is a paper published for you, just the kind of
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right path and right at the head of the procession—right where
you want to be—right where you belong.
This paper is the Progressive Farmer and Gazette of
Raleigh. N. C. It is made in the South by Southern men for
Southern men and deals with Southern conditions only, the
conditions you are interested in.
They will be glad to send you a sample copy or the paper
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sending in your subscription now, and we advise you to do so
—right now.
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C. E. DURANT
Qt3 Enf'r and Land Surveyor
I will be in my office on Sat
urdays and all other days when
not at work in field.
Office between Klien’s and
farmers’ and Merchants* Bank
4>texie 27B, Walterboro S. C
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
We beg to announce' that we have the largest
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stock of ladies iuts we hase ever had. Mrs. Zalin
has long experience in trimming hits and car please
you. : : : : : : : . :
From now till the County Fair a!! hats will be
sold at 2o£ less titan price. Now is the time to buy
HAke ooic Store yourhome
WHEN YOU COME JO THE CITY
“SATISFACTION OR YdUR MONEY BACK”
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and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street, Charleston. S. C
lesion’s Great Department Store
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New Fall Tailored Suits
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In exceptionally smart, up-to-date
models for Ladies and Misses.
Sr'/”" $101. jiw»w
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LARKS AMI MSB lAUQM SUtlS
In Chiffon Panama. All new models.
Plain tailored or trimmed with Taffeta,
Silk or Satin bands. £ J 7C tOC
P^es range from.. I d (0 fdS)
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All pure White Linen Waists, plain
tailor-made, with foundered collars
cuffs Jl, L25 al lit Kick
LAMB TAFFETA SU WABTS : „
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From J15.00 down to I2.98 each.
Ladies Messaline Silk Waists at $3.75
Large line of Novelty Waists in Plaid
Silks, Chiffon Over-net or Persian
Taffeta Silk. -’
Silks and Drew Goods
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We are showing syperior lines of
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Plain and Novelty* Dress Goods
' \ and Silks.
Write for Samples. Get our Prices.
At Wholesale or Retail
We offer new lines of Blankets, Com-'
forts, Dry* Goods, Notions, Shoes,
Millinery*. Gents Fine Furnishings,
Upholstery Goods, Floor Coverings
of all kinds.
Agents for Dr. Jaeger’s Sanitary
Woolen Underw ear and Ladies Home
Journal Patterns 10c and 15c each.
Ladies’ aid Children s Ready-to-Wear Garments a Specialty
Builders’ Material
Wanted the public to know that we havn a most
complete line of all kinds of builders' material, such is
DOORS,
SASH,
BLINDS,
SHINGLES. a
MOULDING.
BRICK,
LUMBER. ETC.
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At prices to suit Let us know your wants.
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ATTRACTIVE LUTE
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DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR,
SHOES AND HATS. BI.ANKETS AND COM
FORTS.
COMPLEFE ASSORTMENT OF
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CHOICE GROCERIES.
HAClEt lANDFAlTUHNI
CMPANY,
BUOUEidORS TO
GEO. S. HACKER & SON.
WE MAMOCTCTURE
Ims Sash iai HMi
Columns and Balusters; Grille*
and Ornaments; Screen Doors
Windows.
WE DEAL IN
Glsss, Sash Cord and Weights
CHARLESTON, S C.
msUMUheairn 1794.
OMevt Firm In Americn
0. A. WALKER
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52 Meotina Street,
CHARLESTON, S 0
MARBLt AND
CRANITK WORK*,
and
Ssod Par Prices,
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