Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 > ■ MK i *23pP?,' ,K iMs\ */i"., - V-f* -'' ■ % - : c ^ ' ■'S *»' ry- •«. Are not the remit of spending Cultivate > • ^ •• , (* T ■•* * * * The te^bit of SAVING and de- posit your earnings in the FIRST NATIONAL RANK THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN THIS PART OF THE STATE. Jas E. Pburifoy, E. E. Jcnes, C G. Padgett Prrsi lent. Vicc-Prc*L Cashier. M IE MILLINER Y My line of Millinery is complete in every detail. Those who have not yet made their purchases will find it to their interest to see my display All the latest styles and* patterns. Spring and Summer Millinery, Dry Goods and Notions i * My stock is large and I am sure that you will find what you want here. MRS. W. A.-BLACK THE LEADING MILLINERY STORE XD. Riky of gmnnlrs was iatoska VtiQdSJTe t W. Varp of Moaelle was > town Monday. \ Pnf. J. V. Gwnvboirof WttlinwA was in toon on haiiaeas hwt Friday. .mmmw Glorer, of the College for Women. Cotoinbia. la hare for Tha Eaator hoHdava. who battending the __ bwe inoitnte. waa at for tno Eaeter horidays. D. L. Smith w* ca ad o- Ids oM home near Smonha baturdav l^ttsl^seBa. Mr. B. Levy, WMterboro’a popular Kebat poati—ter smut Bmter Sunday in Beoufert vcrai reUtirea. Mbs LUUan farmer, who haahuan •evoral days in Saranah, with frienda. haa retarued home. Mrs. B. N. Beach «n0 daughter Mba Claudia, war* aanMirthaae who wort in town ahoppiat Saturday. Bennie K. Sandora of the Charles ton College waa a pleasant visitor at hb home here'daring the Castor holidays. Mrs. P. J. Lucas and childrenSeft Monday for Charleston where they will vbit her sisters, Mn. T* P.tLe- seno and Mra.*S. C. Booty. Mbs Eva Beach, who-has been vi siting her sbCerCMrs. W. J. Hyrne* returned to her home at Bells this week. Duncan Pellum of Aiken was in town from Friday to Monday. He is now employed on the Aiken Journal and Review. Capt. and Mrs. 6. W. Way of Mt. Carmel, were in town Saturday and Sunday, as the guests of their daugh ter Mrs. A. V. Sykes. iiuic: “GNIRPS” The farmers tell u» it is a “backward’/ Spring, and our spelling recognizes the fact. But the'Spring is coming and the shoppers have been coming here to pick out the / Spring-ish Jewelry which goes so well' with dainty Spring Dresses and Millinery. Don't Be “Batkward” in coming ionyard to find the pretty thing which especially meets your taste. S. fll’S JEWELRY STORE Walttrboro and Allendalt, S. C. oiaii W TO DEDICATE WESLEY CHAPEL The beautiful new Weabyan chapel, situated near Ashton wftf be dedicated next Sunday. The ex- arrises will be most interesting, in cluding dedication and sermon by the Bbhop, No doubt a very large congregation will be present. Probate Judge J 8 Griffin, had pro- ia Columbia the MissesEthel and Cecil Arnett are visiting their father in Denmark. Cadet‘1. H JKohn of the Citadel is at home for a few days. L Jas. E. Peurifoy, president of the first National Bank of Waiter- boro. left yesterday for Summerville where he will attend the meeting of State Bankers Convention. He will return Friday. Miasm Neeaund Lillb Bbhop, two of lalndtonb most papular young Mbs. bad buriaam ia bm the lat ter part of m . - ^ g# kr, a win kaown tha Miitbmlbt thismorningat 1: tha St Francb Xa iat tha amjf M petti Hi* «oa> not aoexpaeted. Mr. TMar served hb ebureb for a period of SB years, making an aavtaWa record b tha mfoktry. Ha ia sarrivad by a widow and four daugatara and twaaoaA All bat ooe too wan with Mm whan be (Bad. the latter arriving after hb death. The body baa taken to Danmark this afternoon. Tha funeral esrvieas and in terment will taka place tomor row at that piaee. Mbs Edith Hill of Round, b in town last week, vbltlng Misses Ethel and Cecil Arnett Wichmsn vice president of A. H. wicnmsn vice pi the Fanners and Merchants Bank is in Summerville attending the con vention of bankers. Miss Melville Gibson of Red Spring N. C. will be a pleasant visitor to Walterboro in the near future. Sh« will play the wedding march for the Henderson—Robinson wedding. I. M. Langdale. who has been con nected with The Press and Standard for several years, left Saturday for Savannah, where he has accepted a position. Mbs Edna McTeer, who attended the Miller—Speights marriage m after spending a few days thara with relatives and y and HtUftoa. to vbit Bier W. dage hi “My son was cured of a very bad case of epilepsy with Dr. Miles’ Nervine.” MRS. D. BAKER, Cleveland, O, - “My little daughter who was afflicted with St. Vitus’ Dance is now entirely well after taking Dr. Mile*’ Nervine only four months.” MRS. C. G. BENNETT, Alfrfa, Mich. Epilepsy, Fits, St. Vitus* Dance and Spasms, are all nerv ous diseases. They have been cured in so many instances with Dr. Miles’ Nervine that it is , reasonable to conclude that it is almost sure to cure you. With nervous diseases of a severe • type, persistent use has almost . invariably resulted in a complete cure or lasting benefits, worth many times the cost of the rem edy. The best evidence you can get of its merits is to write to those who have used k. Get a bottle from your druggist Take M att aeoordiug to directions, vM M It does not benefit ha will ro* r Vi*. Dr. Meererhas beea pneumonia, but b conva- Ha will goto St George where he win be for several weeks until bo regains hb strength. J. G. quite ill “NAIM9H ALL RftLOftll." Everythlaf is hi readiness for the play to he given by the teachers of the high school, assisted by local talent, thb evening. The following are the characters, impersonated by popular young folk of Walterbjio- Maud Meredith, Elisabeth Lyndon, Bertha Banisdale —“Cousins Dying for the Sight of a Man;” Louisa Marston, “A Maiden Aunt;” Mrs Maloney, “Landlady of Shorely Cottage;” Joe Dendy, M. D., “A Real Live Man.” ACT I. Place, private sitting room at Shorely Cottage. Time, the present. Maud writes a letter of great moment to all concerned while Aui t Louise expounds on “high things. * act II. Place, the same, Time, two days later, in which Maud receives a letter and Aunt Louisa a shock. “After all 1 Don’t Know That I Mindfso Much.” Preparation for the coming reception of “A Real Live Man.” ACT III. i|Pia-e, the same. Time, the next evening Maud. Bertha and Eliza beth suffer many things for ’ His Sake.’’ Aunt Louisa proves the power of discrimination. Arrival and reception of Dr. Denby. IF IT ITCHES TETTERINE WILL CURE IT 15 Certs A DAY WILL BUY THIS CARPENTER ORGAN “What the W'orka are to a Watch the ACTION ia to an Organ.” Lightness and ease of touch characterize the Carpenter Organ Patent Action. Call at our store and try one. Try one in your home before you buy. Don’t Send Your Money from home. Write us for Catalog and Prices. 15 cents a day will pay for thb Handsome Carpenter Organ. A binding Guarantee with every one. Other Organs from $37.50 up. BROWN FURNITDRE & HARDWARE CO. Builds'Prosperity 4? ♦ • - • ^ ^ ^ t- * - ’Any town or community Oat gets a bulldog grip on prosperity U fortunate. But the bulking grip will not hold if some dtuens pull one way and argie another. All must pull or push in tbs tune direction. For instance, if half the people want Main street macadamized and tha other half insist that Central avenoe should have the macadam and each half holds them isn't going aasbation in that - Ones tha re a creek running living on one side built at a certain tha other ride bridge atnnotber sections fought so the brae that no One side of the from the other there are two there used to be out for its side to be any macad- town. waa a town with through it Folks wanted a bridge print Folks on wanted the print The two doggedly over bridge was built, crack seceded side, and now half towns where a whole one. Aaotber way to make a half towa out -of a whole one ia for half the people to hoy their goeda thifemfh the Mail Order Hooaea in the big cities while the other half hoys from the local stores and factories. If your place baa the bulldog grip on prosperity don't pry it loose by pulling against your own local interests. Attraction for Walterboro My handsome New Millinery Store is now complete and is filled with lovr y hats for Ladies, Misses and Children. A* y n can be suited in headwear—any thing from i 5vjc sun hat to a fine dress hat Our opening l^st week was in every way a grand success. Many have been pleased already and the work is steadily going on. It is my pleasure to satis fy my friends. Cordially, Mrs. J. S. Jones. REMEMBER THE PLACE^Next door to Terry & Shaffer. Beautiful Display oi . Millinery All the latest Styles and Patterns. Prices to suit everybody. Our Milliner, who is an artistic trimmer, will be pleased to assist you in making your selec tion. H. ZALIN WALTER STREET WALTERBORO. S. C. MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT There will be a musical entertain ment on Wednewlay evening Apni 26th, under the direction of Mrs N G Morrell, Mbs Leoce Padgett an-l Miss Gladys Wichmsn. The pro gram wil! consist of Century songs with costumes to correspond. In strumental solos, and duets with cornet “allegreto.” The proceeds of the entertainment will be given to The Walterboro High school, to b*> applied on the new piano recently Purchased. There will be s treat in store for all that attend, as those who will tike pert in the songs are among Walterboro’s best talent. Senator J D Ackerman, of Cot- tageriUe, waa ia town yesterday. | Mrs. C. A. Savage b visiting |in Columbia. She b spending some tnae with Mrs. D. H. Mesas of that dtp.