Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BETTER THAN EVER FOR MANKIND GREATER THAN EVER « ' 9 V " „ ' » ' We have an ai'ray cf Spring Clothing for Men and Boys, that will not, and cannot fail to please the most EXACTING BUYER. Never before have we been able to collect such a magnificient assortment, of Clothing. Never before have we been able to offer you such a CLEAN NEW STOCK to select from. Remember about a month ago we conducted the greatest “Sale” ever held in Colleton County, and we practically sold out al! of our last year’s stock. So we now offer you NICE, NEW, CLEAN MERCHAN- D1SE. Everything gotten in since the great ‘‘Sale” closed. It will positively pay you to come and see us before you buy. - v - f - .. T THE H W. COHEN STORE “THAT STORE THAT MAKES GOOD. » XOEZI Mrs- J* S« Jones* Grand Millinery Opening APRIL STH AND 6TH All the latest styles in Ladies and Misses Hats. Gage Pattern Hats, Phipps Pattern Hats, Miss Arline Trice, of Baltimore, Maryland, will be in charge. Remember the dates and the place—next door to Terry & Shafter. All are invited. Cordially, Mrs. J. S. Jones. Mm» Helen E. Malone, principal of the CotUgeville High school at tended the State Teacher* Associa- in Columbia last week. D. Blake and Charley Haskell of White Hall were among those in town last week, having come over in Mr. Blake’s new Hudson. BIG SHOW AT THE- High School Auditorium Friday Night, March 31 Moving Picture Show For Sale Cheap, or will Trade for Horse . and Wagon. ^ Come and See Us—All Welcome , FOR A GOOD TIME Adults 20c; Children Under 12 years 10c. OPEN 8 P. M. % v If you would Raise Blfl Crops, If you would have fewer acres and larger Crops. % If you would reduce your cost of production, buy from the COMBAHEE FERTILIZER CO., CHARLESTON, S. C , W<* mannfaHure all grades of fertilisers and carry a largo stock of tho host quality of for. I) tihzer inaterial. If > «>u vaqt fertilizers for Cotton, Corn, Grain. Tobacco. Track, buy only tho best from a well known company such aa the COMBAHEE FEJmUZEH CO., Charioaton, S. C. 4 *Tha Horn# af Goad Fertilizers’ wmtc rom i* Mere. K NOTICE TO CREDITORS v STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. In the Court of Common Pleas. Allan Z. Searson, as Administrator of Virginia D. Bagot, Deceased, Plaintiff. vs. Henry Ragot and Others, Defendant Pursuant to an Order of the Court herein in the above entitled cause, j all creditors of the estate of Virginia D. Bagot, deceased, are hereby re-j quired t<* present their accounts j against the said estate before me ct ^my office. Walterlxvro. S. C., duly itemized and verified, together with proof of the correctness thereof within thirt> 4 days from the date of the said Order, such Order having been made on March 14, 1911 C G. HENDEK>ON. Master. March 14. 1911. A - Mrs. B. N. Beach wa^ in town Saturday shopping/ I J. S. Hiott of Route 4, was a pleasant caller at our office Monday. NEW UNE Dry Goods W e have just received a new shipment ol Dry (ioods. This sh pment contains all the newest fabrics in a variety of patterns.' Wi have some especially pretty patterns which we are sure will please you. Drop in and let us show you over out- stock. Dress Silk Going at 19 l-2c per yd. We have one lot of Fine Dre*s Silk, only 100 yards, while it lasts, only iq 1-2 cents per yard. Ladies Hand Embroidered Shirt Waists $1.00 Each Ready Made Shirt Waists, very pretty patterns, all Prices. We have also a large stock of Ladies Ready Made Underwear, Embroideries, Laces, Dress Trimmings, Etc. » Ladies, Misses and Childrens Sailors, Only* a Few Left. 1 Dress Silks, Complete Stock, Very Choice Goods. W. V. GLOVER THE UP-TO DATE STOrtE NOTICE. W*. the Tin<l*rMgnA.l Hoard of Uor- porntor*. by virtue of the authority reared in an by the Secretary of 8tate, d > hen* y live notice that we ahallopeu th.-tto Vif ub-crlp-ioa to pnr- po»e«l Hauk of pmciaks. at t'raoaka. Hou<h ('arnlina on the 80th day of March A D Itil W H Yarn, . A E Yarn, *' , 8 P J Oarria, 8t., Board of Corporators. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Varnadoeof Peniel were in town Monday. BIRTHS. v Bv)rn to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. (.'one of Ledge, Sunday morning, March LV>, a fine girl. Born to Mr. and Mr* II. M. Tuten of Green Pond, Friday night, March 24, a girl. Miss Sarah Kohn, one of the pop lar teachers in Hamptoa Grad school, spent Saturday and Sundi with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ] Kohn. ^