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w 0 *0 'tf - .r*. 'X. THE PUSS AMD 8MMDARD. WALTERBORO, S. C. n£u;m r ‘« v!»- Y w r .? v -x \ \ A SOMETHING THE You have only a few more days to take advantage of the greatest opportunity that has ever been offered to Colleton County’s Buyers of MEN’S, BOY’S and CHILDREN’S. CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, UNDERWEAR, ETC. The time is growing short, as this . Sale Positively Ends Saturday 9 February 18th ' * \ & ■ •> X We have caused quite a sensation all over the County, at the remarkable PRICE-CUTTING on everything we have sold during this Sale, and, while we have sold a large amount of Goods—In fact, much more than we had any idea we could sell. We still have a large variety to select from. You will not be disappointed. WHAT YOU WANT IS HERE. REMEMBER, THE TIME IS SHORT. - - \ STORE “THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD.” your ' \l If you would Raise Big Crops* If you would have fewer acres and Larger Crops. If you would reduce J cost of production, buy from the COMBAHEE FERTILIZER CO., CHARLESTON, S. C TW manufacture a!! pra Its of fertilizers and carry a large slock of the best quality of fer. tilizei material. If ><>u want fertilizers for Cotton, Corn, Grain, Tobacco, Truck, buy only the l*est from a well know n company such as the COMBAHEE FEJtTlLLZER CO., Charloaton, S. C. “The Homo of Good Fertilizers” ^ tvarrz ran pricio. ' ^ rim will all be united to this meeting. Each chapter of Winthrop Daughters organized by this 1 time is urged to have one or more representstives there as matters of importance will be discussed. E. P. H. Mr# R. H. Wichman, Walterboro, S. C. Dear Sir: ■i •Vi Attention, Clothing Buyers! j ■■■i ■■■■■*■ i ■ , ■■ ii ——— I have been to New York and have personally bought all my large stock of Clothing and Dress Goods. I. therefore, got them very cheap, and can save you money. We shall be pleased to show you Anything you want in Men's Suits, Boys’ Suits, Children’s Cloaks and Sweaters, Laicbes’ Suits, Ladies’ Cloaks, Ladies’ Sweaters, Ladies’ Skirts. Men’s Hats a specialty. Shoes and Hosiery for Men and Women. CORRESPONDENCE FROM THROP. WIN ROSINDALE ITEMS. • Feb. 1st at .‘I ,‘U) p. m. Miss Della Crosby, drughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Crosby, of this place was happily married to .Mr. Jimmie Timer, son of Mr. and Mrs. <'ai*e Ulmer, of Hudson’s Mill section, at the home of the bride’s parents. Rev. Patrick of Bethel circuit, per forming the ceremony. It was a very quiet but lovely ail'air. only a few friends and relatives attending. We wish for them much success and ahappy life. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gooding | of .Jacksonville. Fla. who have been visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Crosby, and relatives of this community, have returned home after a very pleasant visit of rive or six weeks. We are glad to note the open ing of general merchandise store by A. A. Herndon, who has been „ T . , „ A1 engaged in ihe mercantile busT The Wmthrop ( ollege Alum- ne ss at Ruffin for the past four nae Association is endeavoring to | y ears> We welcome such an organize the former students of (•nternrise which was much Winthrop into local chapters .ofj neede P d. We hope Mr. Herndon W inthrop Daughters. T hose in- j much success, terested hope to secure the or-1 Thefarmers^remakingrapid- ganization of a chapter in each head way preparing for 1911. Per F. county before the end of the this is the keynote to success, present scholastic year. A num- We are listening for the date per of chapters have already of our school’s closing excersises been organized. The purpose of a hd are looking ahead to that as these chapters is to keep the having a good time, for it makes former students in touch w ith t us old folks leaji for joy to see ,We have yours of the 16th. In reference to Meal, which We have re ceived from the Walterboro Cotton Oil Co*, we beg to say that it has this year, as in the i past,.given us perfect satisfaction* The » * \ regularity of your Meal, its bright color, 1 o and the excellent condition of the sacking, make us naturally more favorable to this Meal 1 than to that of others, prices being equal. r • Evidently your management understands the making of* Meal and the sacking of it. Yours very truly. COMBAHEE FERTILIZER CO, Q. O’Neill, Vice-Pres. and Gen’l Mgr Charleston, S. C.‘, Jan. 18th, 1911. THE CLOTHING STORE Ik Bedantarr habit*, luck of ouul'tor rx- «rci»«, InMiffi ;ietK ma»Mc«(inn of food. coD»tlpkiicn. m to 'pid lisar. worry »B(I auzielv, are tha mo-t «•. ir.aion ra«ee* of komach froat’e t'oirrci y- nr habit* and take Chamberlain's H'oiaich aui Liver Tablet* uori you will *.'< n be »eli Mraia. Kor aale by ait de 'err. the college, and to keep the col-' lege in touch with them. The president of t <* Yccociation will be glad to fun .so a model con stitution to an* one contemplat ing the organ ;ation of such a chapter, h vuiries addressed to the president, of the Alumnae Association, Wintnrop College, will be chee- lully answered. The Asf <*j iMon expects to hoi 1 a me* mg f bowed by a begun her duties of reception at the State House in term with added zest. our children make rapid sjieed jto get that thing we so much need, education. X. Y. Z. WINTHROP COLLEGE NOTES. W’inthrop College, Rock Hill. Feb. 4,—Special: The mid-term examinations at Winthrop are over? Everyone set ms to h ive the new with the John B. Smith, of Smoak*, in town Thursday. had A pici> o* ti»nnel UHtnp’ii-wi wifr. Cb<:anb« rlali.V I.tdliD^bt u >d brand ou to th»! purr* 1* mparior to »,iy i ii. . - , pi«-r.r woeo tt.*uM*d mituiampbtek l '- 0,umr 1 o 0 > k. Saturday, hearty co-operation of teachers or i»in* in the •arfj <*r c3f.*t R<ve it • March 1°H. i'here will and students, we fee’ that this tn*i aim ?oc are oer u to tie mo»e | no d )iibt 1> x ti i ;jrr oer of term can be made the most sue- •!' /. i'udcnwlMMfulyel known it Winthrop. ' of Winthrop in U.iu na \t that Among the many treais Mrs. W. T. Robertson, of Great idn? on account of the Stat^iplanned for us a-e, Creatore’s Ssramp, was in to*'n iIo< ^ay. jTeache: 'a At Kiciation. They] Band on the 11th of thia month. Ellen Terry on the l- r >th and ^ Maud Powell on the 24th is not 1 only a treat, but a great oppor tunity to be able to hear these world famed artists. Miss Dorothy Lethbridge, the great pianist, gave a recital last Saturday night. We considered ourselves quite fortunate lobe' able lo hear a pianist, that has the reputation of being one of the foremost of her time. The study of Agriculture has recently been added to our- cur- rculjm. This may he interest ing, when it is known that two hundred and forty-three of our g ; rls are farmers daughters. Ike study of Agriculture has Deep in the course at Winthrop for fifteen, years under the name of Hot ti* i culture. The course has been very much improved and is now under the name of Agriculture. Before this year it was not com pulsory. but now aU Sophomores have to take it. E. H. CHICHESTER SPILLS BRAND DIAMOND LAmr* i A*k ▼•w l»< DIAHONC Cot-> klbh .t *m ••* iv. y ■ • RA* • P.LLf, for IweutHNh v«at* rrgarded •* StM.ltaiMt, Alw.jr, Kcli.M*. SOLD BY ALL ORJGGISTl ffl?* EVERYWHERE