Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\ i V » l r iy A Sarprise Rarpip House. 5jt> KING STREET CHARLESTON. & G WALTERBORO BRANCH - • • - SOOTH CAROLINA rft tma m gbui nnmsiMi mu at pranics Omm» Me—Come all—sad k)kC jour Spring and Summer Drat fjfcik Vka, White nWCal^ii Lawn,'Embroidery, Lacco, Hals. laimrroT. Ladloa YoB Skirts at wholonla prieaa. AJ- tUpe of chart*. Wa carry a full Bnoof Wobmb'o, Mon'a, i- k’o Shorn. Gonta Spring and Summer Saha. Foe i SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES I. SOBEL, ■ Manager Walterboro Branch WALTERBORO • • • S. 6. WE BUY CHICKENS AND EGGS. o 0 $3.50 Vahe for Only $1.50 Never before have you had the op portunity to buy 4—four-4 high grade papers for the price ot one. Think of it, four papers for the price ® of one, with a dandy premium thrown in extra. This is positively the best clubbing offer that you have ever seen. The Progressive Farmer Every Womans Magazine The National Poultry Journal 50 $1.00 .50 The Press and Standard 1-00 One Pair 8inch “Ever Sharp Shears.” 50 You May Have Them .Total,. $3.50 ALL FOR $1.50 The Progressive Fanner & Gazette of Raleigh, N. C. The ’.Progressive Farmer is made in the South, by Southern men, and deals with Southern conditions— , the conditions you are inter ested in. The ] o icy of The Progressive Farmer is to _ give to the farmers of the South a paper that will help “ them in every branch of work. It is then one com plete Southern farm paper —the paper made for you. Regular price $1.00. This offer good for new subscrip tions only. National Poultry Journal Published in “Old Virginia," the ban- ^ ^ ner poultry state, a recognized author- Poky-jama] ity on poultry raising. There is big 1 — f money in poultry, when modern I methods are used. Give vour boys and giria’k chance to do something for themselves land they will be better boys and girls. One woman made 9&00.00 from her chickens last year. <p$K v REGULAR.PR1CE 50 A YEAR. Every Womans Magazine. One of the best woman’s and home publi cations of the whole country. Every issue is chuck full of good things. The depart ment of fashions not only furnishes the latest styles, but suggests how best to make over your old dress for little money; shows you how to dress your children cheaply and well. It has a department of cooking, a department for boys and girls, and each issue also con tains several short stories in addition to the feature serial stories. REGULAR PRICE 50 CENTS. rfcd to Aiiaaifc Cttf Trenton, April SC et Melons Tillman, oldest of Senator Bon lam In Ryan THlmaa. was married Igere tonight to Chasten Sumner Moyre of Atlantic City, N. J. The wedding was one of the brilliant of the social events of thn year in Sooth CnmUaa them being about ZOO special gw at the bouse, among whom h many prominent public men and friends of the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Moom left late to night for their honeymoon trip will make their permanent I In nn apartment bonne la City, the home of tho grosm. ator Tilhnaa sad bis wife and mother sad sister of thn grssi cel red the guests at thn reception. The Farmers Union Growing. Iff South Carolina the Union Meme to be taking on n new lease of life. Within the last few months, under the energetic worh of State Organiser J. B. O’Neall Holloway many local unions havt been organised. The next two wesks will see a dosen or more organised In York connty alone. In tho board counties a good work has al ready been done, the best typo of fanners in those counties, appreclat ing the excellent alma of the union having united with it Mr. Holloway is to be rongratulat e*t t.n hid industry the skill he haa displayed in reaching our farm ers and influencing them for their best interests, if this year the re sults of hia work show up aa well as last year's It will be necessary next year to put on more addition al organizers in the field. There will be no trouble in getting the money to pay his salary. Of all attempts heretofore made t organize the farmers of the coun try, something that has been attend ed with more or less 111 success, the Farmers' Union haa been - more sat isfactory than any. So far the un ion has wisely kept out of polities a thing that killed the Farmers Al liance and crippled the Grange, ant confined Itself almost exclusively to the study of scientific methods o: farming and ta the business end o: agriculture. In other words, while having organized for mutual help in matters relating to agriculture, the union is an organization thnt looks strictly after the Interests oi the farmer and endeavors to pro tect him against those who woult deal with him unfairly. Much alpng these lines has been accomplished and it is this fact which is bringing the union into prominence as the best organization the farmers have ever had.—Farmers Uffkm Boa. GAUZE WEIGHTS Cash Mercantile 6o> la AS la. .a...... •’ liODGK XKWH .NOTES. Lodge, April 28, Specials. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Folk and ctldrehn, visited the home of Jacob Fender Sunday. Barney Polk of Lodge called at tltr home of Joe Copeland Saturday Hampton Fender was the guest of S. Joseph Carter one day last wee Mrs. Joe Fender and Mrs. Frank Rentz, were visitors at the home of Maj. Joe Carter this week. lianlel Carter of Lodge, spent a few days of this week in Hampton, as the guest of relatives and friends J. A. Copeland and - daughter> Miss Edith, visited relatives near { Branch this week. Miss Rebecca Carter visited the home of James Carter last Sunday! She was accompanied home by Joei Copeland. Hubert Carter and mother, have been visiting his grandmother Mrs. Mary Hiers, of Lodge, for a faw day There was preaching at Bethel Baptist church, last Sunday, by the Rev. McDowne," which was enjoyed by all. The many frienda of Mias Mittie Fender will be very sorry to hear of her death, also that of her father Jake Fender. COZY BELL. s' . , vV\ 4 This astonishing ofter will be kept Open only a short time. Take advantage of it and send your order today. Thie Preu andSandard, ■VHNI Roys in Corn Clubs. About five thousand boys have enlisted in the corn clubs of this state, and if conditions prove favor able this will be a banner year for corn growing in South Carolina It Is said that Jerry Moore intends to beat his last years record.— Farmers Union Sun. „ i £ ——— ^ m ^ Kev. Curtis in laike City. Ftev. and Mrs. F. O. S. Curtis H came in to visit their daughter, Mrs K. S. Blizzard, on Tuesday night and will be here until Monday mhen they go to LIMon to visit relatives. Mrs Curtis will return here and remain some time. Mr. Curtis will preach nezt Bun- day morning and night at the bap tist church.--' Lake City News. LOUIS COHEN & CO. 232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street, ChriMiiton, S. C. ARCADE STORE. The Largest Wholesale ami Retail Mail Order Boose h the Sooth WRITE US. TRY US ON AN ORDER. Your Nearest Mail Box Places Our Store Right Next . 'W'. o Door to You - 'S> 6RRND SHOWING of Spring and Summer Dress Goods, Silks, Dainty White and Colored Wash Fabrics, Notions, Gents ■A - ■ Furnishings, Shoes, Floor Coverings, Muslin Under- ' f - wear, Ladies and Children’s Dresses, Walking Skirts, .. #1 Tailor-Made Suits, Millmery, Etc., Eta . * — —" " ■ ■ 1 - 1 ■ ■ j ■— — 1 SB ■ B5B1 Z— B - We Solicit Your Patronage . and Guarantee * e ' . f) “SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK’’ Now ife the lime to get rid of, Ak k hr ad ache result* from a di*-‘ J. M Howell, a popular druggiKt your rheumatism. You will find . . .... .... , of Greensburir Kv hmvk "Wr uaM ' . .... ordered condition of the Htouiach an '»rrruhi>urg i\y , says, we urn* Chamberlain * Liniment wonderfull , , , Chamberlain's cough remedy in our .#« as- m .4ii can Im* riirtHi by (he uh«* of (ham i .... ffA*«nrxv ttfDfiiit wfttinvt will ron- jOwn household and know It in ex** berlaiu * Stomach and Liver Tabl«*U For Hal,, by John M. Try it. For *ale by John M Kllen Kllen. effective. One application will con vlnce you of its merit*. Try it. For sale by John M. Klien.