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We Have Sold Hundreds
ei Ladies and Mines and Childrens Hats and we hare cut prices
on the balance of them. Ladies Panama and Veil Skirts, Gen-
Usnen’s Straw Hats at reasonable prices. Wo have just received
on up-to-date line of Men’s and Boy’s Cans in the most fashion*
ind Fancy
CARRIERS
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OPERATION.
AN tNTWSIASTK! LETTER
TKon. K. Wicker, Pre^dent of Aoss-
rUttoe, Is—>e CSH to Workers
In A—th OsroUaa.
Thos E. Wicker, president of the
Raffia. May S.—•pedal: The Sal-
tee school that should hare closed
Its 1»10 and 1*11 session on May
iSth was closed os April list, dee
to ssull pox in the community. The
thought it good policy to
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The past session haa keen one
asMag the most successful terms la
the history of tha school. Mias Car
rie Weekly was the principal la the
school. This being bar fourth
•term for us. She is teacher not
only by name hut la spirit. Her
Rural Free Delivery Carriers assoc* eTWPjr day walk u , lf# ia a lesson to
tion of South Carolina has lasusd an deserving to climb up higher
address to tho carriers of t* 1 * in lire, both temporal and spirit-
state. urging increased Interest la M i Miss Weakly (s oae of tho
the organisation. Mr Wlckor, l* , lt odt worthy teachers moulded and
his address says: turned out by Winthrop College
abiecolon. A full line of Dry and
Ladies and Gents Furnishmc*. Etc.
Goods, Clothing,
Brother
rural carriers
of South' m tk' pupils and patrons o# Snl-
I. SOBEL.
Manager Walterboro Branch
WALTERBBRO • * • S. e. |
WE BUY CHICKENS AND EGGS.
Carolina, belovr you will find a lUf 4«r’ a School love Miss Weekly, and
of rural carriers whom I have ap- W0 i*.|icve she loved the* Snider s
pointed special organisers for their ^iioul. for she has done so much
respective counties. See if your nam for | t Would that we could keep 1
is on the list, and if It is then go her j,, our ^hool but she declines 4
to work ^ h a vim for your coun- ncept the next thrm, without ex-
ty association; if It is not. then pi ;l i ;1 i n K her reasons, but we believe
write your county organiser at once t0 4 . nKUKt . i n other business. May
and tell him your services are at p*. e e of tiod go with her where
bis command.
In several counties I have mads
eve she goes.,
The much loved Rev. J. R. Smith
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Every woman
no appo'sg ments because 1 didn't, vm a welcome visitor In the homes
know who would be willing and tn-| 0 f aeveral families around Sniders
terested enough to undertake the recently. Mr. Smith was once pas-
work. I should be glad to have the
names of hustlers from those coun-
t - of some of the churches of
this community and was loved by
ties, so that the list of organizers i», e people. We are glad to see him,
could be made compeite. The ap-ianri greet his smiling face and hear
pointment of special organizers him preach again. He being in
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doesn't mean that state and county
officers may become less active In,
their efforts to secure members.
The state convention at Newber
ry last July w&s~ the largest and
best in the history of the associa
tion. The question now is, will it
be excelled by the convention at
Florence next July? What does Mr.
Burch say about it? What do we
all say about It ? Our presence In
goodly numbers will make it a suc
cess; our absence will make It
failure.
Now let us all get busy in the
interest of our county conventions
the rci.uminity at the time of the
dewth <>l Mr. W. .J Getslnger, he
wiu asked to perform the funeral
•or\ices. We therefore had the
pleasure cf hearing him under sad
cireurtisia’ices. Mr. Smith's pres
ence is a treat in any home or
cliurth gathering. We hope that
he will repeat, his visits more
ct* en. He has promised to try to
be at the Raptist convention, which
e*s at Rethlehe*u Friday before
ft the fourth Sunday in thla month.
Due to the smallpox scare, the
Union meeting at Pine Grove, last
Saturday and Sunday was almost a
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Atlantic Coast Line Rafro adCo.
on the 30th of May. Remember tho
national dues as fixed at Llttlo
Rock last year, are 75 cents and
state dues 25 cents. Your county
dues, if any are what you cboos
to make them. * -
Let us all join the association for
the good of the service and for our
own good. > If by getting together
failure. There was a fairly good at
tendance each day. but po ^minister
to preach.; We had fine discussions
on aome of the subjects, and ar
ranged for the nexy union to meet
at the Marion Baptist church, on
Saturday before the fifth Sunday in
July, and hope that there will be
no annallpox or any other ailment
In conven|iona and exchanging ideas to reader excuse for non-attend
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we are benefited. thAi of course the
service will be bedefltted to the
same extent. The carrier who re
fuses or neglects to Join the asso
ciation, isolates himself and pock
ets his salary as the total interest
in the rural mail service. The car
rier who joins the association man
ifests by that very act a desire to
learn through the association as a
medium, the wishes of the depart
ment officials In the conduct of the
service. He is wide-awake and more
efficient than hla isolated brother,
because he is in touch with the de
partment and in sympathy with all
those who are trying to lmpro\e
the service. *
There may* be some among
who think thag the recent salary
increases was not as large as It The grave yard is a solemn place}
should have been, From
ance ia Colleton county.
Correspondent.
OBITUARY.
In loving rememberance of W. J.
Getslnger who passed to a better be
yond, May 2. 1911. 4
How fleeting are the years of time,
8o swiftly are they passing by.
And while we think them just begu
We are called upon to die*.
Death Is a very solemn thing.
Twas brought to us because <
sin.
And as we wapeh our loved ones go,
U8 Our hearts are pained within^
Jacksonville,
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTlOIf
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TICKETS ON SALE May 15th to 19th, inclusive. Re
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Special Agent; Jacksonville, not later than May 31st, an#
upon payment of fee of $1.00 at time of deposit.
For schedules, rates or any other information, address
nearest Agent, or „
W.J. Craig, T.C White,
Passenger Traffic Manager. General Passenger Agent
Wilmington, N. C.
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our view
point perhaps It was not; hot from
the viewpoint of the government it
was solely a question of economy.
We must not forget that our branch
of the service is young yet and, in
some respects imperfect, therefore,
in this light let us $ho are in the
flvl 1 co-operate with our superiors
at headquarters to the end that the
imperfe<tk>ns in the service may be
eliminated and that we may become
more efficient and deserving. When
these things have been accomplished
there need he no doubt that
compensation will be as gener
ous as we could wish. Uncle Sam Is
not stingy, but, as every good bus-
. inese man should be he is conserva
tive.
In closing let ipe again urge up
on you the Importance of your pres
ence at Florence. Jdly 3, 4 and R,
three days. Come, whether a mem
ber of the association or not.
Fraternally yours,
Th^a. E. Wicker;
State Organizer*’
Thos Black of Ruffin, has been
For there it Is we leave ouh dead
It is there we place them in hhe
, grave.
A silent lonely bed.
Oh! hearts that ache and now are
Look up to Jesus, He Is your
friend,
It is he, who loves you and pro
tect*.
He will keep you to the end.
ftis Sister-In-Law.
DeafneuM Cannot be Cured
by local •applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portions of
the ear. There la only one way to
cure deafneaa, and that is by con
stitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inflamed condition of
the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube Is inflamed
you .have a rumbling sound or im
perfect hearing, and when It Is en
tirely closed, deafness is the reHult.i
and unless the inflamatlon can be
taken out and this tube * restored 1
appointed special organizer for Col 1,0 1,8 "O'®*! condition, hearing will
leton county.
be destroyed forever; nine cases out'
of ten are caused by Catarrh, which
Is there anything in all this world is noth,n * but an condi
# , . tlon of the mucous surface,
that is of more importance to you
than good digestion? Food murtt
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