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Wanted the public to know that we have a moat complete tine of all kinda erf builders’ material, such aa DOORS, SASH, BUNDS, SHINGLES, MOULDING, BRICK, LUMBER ETC At price* to suit Let ua know your want*. t A. SAVAGE. luafKtatr if K«gb ui toael Umber. ATLANTIC COAST LINE SUMMER EXCURSION RATES Tickets on Sale daily until September 30th: $2-90 TO ISLE OF PALMS AND SULLIVANS ISLAND limited returning until October 31, 1911. 24 PAGE ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS Each on Wrightsville Beach, Wilmington and its environ ing resorts and the Isle of Palms. Sullivans Island, Ml Pleas ant and Charleston. Information may be obtained from D. J. Kirton, Ticket Agent, Walterboro, S. C. or by addressing. ' W. J CRAIG. T. C. WHITE, Passenger Trf. Mar, General Pass. Agent, WILMINGTON, N. C. . ContlBMd from Pm** 1. tom of tb# •ho spoko. Amoi:* thooo who took port la tbo «oaerml diwoMiom ftp, A. 8. Vmra. toporiiitcndoBt of (ho Ooo* Swamp aebool; D. Mllojr Vorn Of WooAot Chmpol; P. M. Johos. of Cartor’a Ford; Rtm. B. B. Ulmor. of Botkoi; W. W. Smomk, of boro; J. W. Ht?rm, of Dry Brooch and other*. of The followlo* officer* mod dolt, gate* woro preaant ood enrolled: Jaa. B. Peorlfojr, PiAsotdoot. Ml** Ido M. FUhbaroo, Secretary J, T. Polk, Choirmoo, Executire committee. B. M. Polk, Member Booeotir* committee. Mr*. M. M. CorhMt. Superinten dent Home Deportment. kind. — 3.' That pro extend ©or henrt- telt thanks to Mias Groce W. Van diver for the faithful nod oorOoot, work she has dona la tkio eooveo. lion. r W. W. Smook. B. R. Ulmer, H. 8. Croohyv - J. D. Utaey, Committee. OrrwfdM Roteetf bp Friday afternoon Jnat hefona the end of the conveotloo, 0 motion was made that a paid secretary be pat la hte field and that subscriptions to pay this salary be taken ap. This aaotioa was acca- 1 mouslyucarried, sad the following amounts pledged, by schools sad Isdhrldaals: _ Ebeneaer Sanday school... .flt.OO Bethel. Methodist. Walterboro • T! 40.00 YOUNG MAN! LEARN TELEGRAPHY It b the man with a profession that gets on the top floor th days. I teach teleprapn in all its branches at a very moderate cost. Main Line Train Dispatcher's wires of Central railroad run right into our school, giving the students a better knowledge of railroad work. Write for terms, etc. S. O. ADDISON, Operator J. E. THORTON, Penman TXT* HOLD up Rad Maat—the VV chew for men. Always good—better now than No apkx to make your tongue acre—no excessive eweefeening to make you epit youradf awey and ruin your stomach. Just high-grade North Carolina tobacco, properly sweetened by Sufie s you're bom. it s the real thing in good chewing, J Get busy today and find out lor youraeUJ Cut out this ad. and matt to us with your name end address for our FREB offer to chewert only. Name- Address—' Made only by Luppbrt Scales Co., Wfostoo-Sdkm, N.C TQBACC CORTRIGHT SHINGLES sd information apply to Brown Furniture & Hardware Company Walterboro, 3- C. Taa of Boodtdde had bust. town Saturday. it Wtl- Association Officer*. D. M. Vara. President. J. Rice Godley, Secretary. J. T. Polk, H. 8. Cro*bj\ Execu tive committee. Mrs. M. M. Corbett, SoperlnUs- dent Home Department. Mias Annie Rich. Suportatea- dent Oradlo Roll. Adnah, (Methodist)—H. 8. Cros by. J. F. Rents. Ashton, (Union)—J. W. Him*. Nr*. |M. M. Corbett, Miss Eula Jones, Carters/Ford, (Baptist)—P. M. Johns. „ Cross Swamp. (Methodist)—A. S Var" J. C. Rich. Malcolm Godley. Little Salkehatchle. No. 2, (Bap tist)—J. W. Hiers, C. J. D. Cs4d- well. Lodge, (Methodist)—O. C. Cros by. Wesley. Chapel, (Methodist)—Mr Lou Adams, Ben Folk. Penile. (Baptist)—M. R. Stone. Mrs M R Stone. Pertle, No. 2. (Baptist)—A. B Jones, Willie Gibson. C. L. Harrison Rice Patch, (Christian)—A. E Rents.' Mars. Anna Polk. New/Hope, (Advent)—J. W. Car son, R. J. Polk. BeUn TVmwrtdp. Bethel (Methodist)—B R. Ulmer Bethel. No. 2 (Methodist)—B R. Ulmer. Mrs. S. B. Crosby suprelntendent Florrie Crosby. Warrra TVmwhlp. M|ss Minnie Bailey. Green Pond, (Methodist)—Miss Rebecca Thomas. Smoaks, (Baptist)—Miss Juatine Hiers. /N WUlianis. (Methodist)—J. D. W sej\, W. D. Breland. Bethel No. 1 Bethel No. 2 * Adnah •«•••••••• •••••••* Jf.ao Ashton Cross Swamp SO.00 Penile No. 1 4.00 Rice Patch *0.00 Wesley Chapel.. .. ..i. IS.00 Penile No. 2 S.00 Township. Green Poxd S.00 Williams S.00 TotaJ $1€0.0© Jas E. Peurlfoy.. . .\. |50.00 W. W. Smoak .. 25.00 Mrs M. If. Corbett ..... 20.00 Miss I. M. Ftehburne* )2.00 E. W. Vara 12.00 D. M. Vara, 10.00 H. W. dn Bols 10.00 Rev 8. D. Vaughn S.00 Miss M. E. Ritter 5.00 J. W. Avant 5.00 Rev B R. Ulme* 6.00 H. R. Padgett 6.00 J F Polk 6.00 W. D. Berry 6.00 W M. Godley. Jr.. S.00 W. P. Breland 5.00 J. Rice Godley S.00 Miss Gtrce Vandiveer .... S.00 M. R. Stone 5.00 W. N. Jones 6.00 J. J. Milej> 5.00 W. T. Polk 5 00 A. S. Varn 0 . 5.00 Mrs. W. D. Berry 2.40 Mrs, J. P. Ponds 2.6 Miss Florence Jones 1.00 Mrs. W. T. Polk 100 Mrs. Jenness 1.00 J. W. Hl r-s 1.00 C. L. Harrison 1.0 Ben Sanders 1.00 Mr SI Loath .*0 There is a SHORT CUT to Success. Ij is saving money and banking it. Why will you climb a mountain when there is a tunnel? We shall be glad to help you all we can, on your journey te Success. Why not come in and talk with us? If you cannot realize the advantages of having a bank account, just figure to yourself the drawbacks of not having one. Investigation is free, but unlike most free things, it is profitable. Smoaks Banking Company Walterboro will be the only town In, this count)* this season to be ii-ited by O'Riley, he rome* Sept. 25th. C. M. Langdalo, of Roadside, wCa • la town Saturday, Bethel, (Methodist)—(W W Smoak H W du Bols, Mrs H. W. du Bols Ebenexer. (Methodist)—Miss Ma rie Ritter, Miss Jessie Thomas. New Officer*. The following ree the new offi cers. President—M. R. Stone, Island- toi>. 1st. vice President—B. R. Ulmer. Ruffin. 2nd. Vice President—J. W. Hiers Lodge. Secretary and Treasurer—J. Rice Godley, Islapdton. executive Committee- J. T Polk, chairman, J. W Carson, J. D. Ri»h- er, L. A. Hiers. L. A. Fravs »\ Mrs R. O. W. Bryan, H, R. Pad gett, F. J. Bern’. Teacher Training Department— Jas E. Peurlfoy. Walterboro. Organised Blbi* Claaa Depart men —W. W. Smor V Walterboko. ftome Department—MeC M. M. Corbett. Elementary Department—Miss Es sie Ix>p<*r. Walterboro. Temperance Department — D. M. Varn. Isb.^dton. Visitation Department—\V W. Smoak. Ministers Absent. One of the noticeable thinas about this convention" Wr^ the ab sence of the ministers of the county. Rev. Bell was present the first day and Rev. S D. Vaughn, of Estlll, the second. This fact was remarked upon during the cor«ventlon and was the occasion, of some comment on the floor not very* complimentary ^ to the min isters of the county." The convcn. tion took the view', which was generally expressed, thr.< the work of the 8ur*lay school Is a very im portant part of the duty of a minister, and as such they should avp.ll themaelves of every opportun ity to advance the work. Infcttetlows Received. The place of meeting Is in the hands of the rounty Executive com,, mlttce, (Several places are bidding for the next meeting which Is to he held sometime r*i»xt July or August A standing invitation was extended by Supt. A.'8. Varn. of Cross (Swamp. A. E. Rent*, asked for the neext meeting c-t Rice Patch; Rev. R. R Ulmer, for'Bethel; P. N. Johns, for Carter's Ford: W. W. Smoak, for Walterboro. KcNolutiona. The following resolutions wen**, adopted: * \ Whereas, the delegates and mem. hers of the third annual conven tion of the Colleton Coutrfy Sunday School Association, are deeply In debted to the people of the Cross Swamp church and neighborhood for their unbounded hoepitaMty du. ring their st&y while attending tbo convention, sad whereas, such gea- erons hospitality deserves wxpres- v<ona of. gratefal acknowledgement, therefore, be It reoolved, vent (on be extended to the gener- 1. That the thanks of this cott ons. whole-souled, hospitable people for their entertainment. -• That wo ahall ever hold he remeabmnee tbo good things mo ] have seen and hoard and ho Total. $405.06 E. SMOAK. President. SMOAKS, S. C. F.J. BERRY, * Vice-President. C. A. THOMAS, Cashier. tas of the feprHlarjl of ton Tuwr« Mp Hnmday School Awnctatfcm. At meeting of Broxton Township annual convention at Rice Patch Christian church. May 7th, 1911. Eight addresses were delivered at this convention. The following of- Prealdetf—E. M. Varn. fleers were elected: Vice President, M. R. Stone. Secretary and Treasurer—J. Rice Godley. Superintendent Primary Depart ment—Mrs. M. M. Corbett. Superintendent Adult Depart ment—J. Rice Godley. Executive Committee—H. A. Cummings chairman, H S Crosby, J. J. Hiers, F. H. Polk, C. J. D. Caldwell, L J Jones. R J. Polk, O. W. All, J. T Polk, end M. M. Koy. Forty-six delegates were present. All schools but two were represent ed. One Executive committee meet ing was held during the year. Ten rally* were held, at which twentjxfive addresses w^re* deliver ed. The township banrcr waa dis played at each f these. 1 All schools were visited by the Adult Department superintendent. Nin' Adult Departments were orgr-nized duilrg the year, making a total of ten In the township Ten schools have Home Departments. Five of these were organized during the yer-r. Eight schools have Cradle UoHs. Four of these were organiz ed during the yer.-r. One T. iicher Training Department was organiz.ed Nineteen departments wer? organiz ed during the yocr making a total of twenty-nine. A total of forty- five addresses in behalf of Sun day school work were delivered dur ing the year. One Sui*day school. Penile No. 2. waa organised, making a total of eleven schools in the township. Ten schools are represented In this convention. The Sundry schools of the town ship pledged $51.45 for the sup. port of the Interdenominational Sua day school work, , of this amount $46.05 was collected. Forty dollars '-a« paid to the County Associ&Mon. $4.05 was used to pay the expenses hf fbe Township association. Pledges, amounting to $38.50, have been h:<flMRJ to the secretary on next years work. CARLISLE FITTING SCHOOL * / “The School that Stands for Work and Character” 'BAMBERG, • - - : SOUTH CAROUNA Let us give your Boy and Girl the training they need— honest, thorough work under porithre Christian In* fluences. WHY TAKE CHANCES? Our school is owned and controlled by Wofford College and IS NOT A SHAM. Recognized standard of Scholarship. En larged faculty-7-all men of College and Univeristy train ing. Individual attention. Study Hall, 4 1*2 hours a day, conducted by Teacher. Unsurpassed Health. Pure Artesian Water. Hot and Cold Baths. Entirely separate boarding departments for Boys and Girls. Prices lowest consistent with good service. Boarding capacity limited—Write to-day for handsome catalogue. Nineteenth year begins September 20th, 1911s J. Caldwell Guilds, NL A., Head Master O'Rileys is coming. on Not a Mold of HcaadaJ. marred the call of a neighbor Mrs. W. P. Spangh. of Manvllle, Wyo.. who said: **she told me Dr. King's New Life Pills had cured her of obsticate kidney trouble* and made her feel like a new wo- nua.” E*i,y. bat sore remedy for stomachy liver and kidney troubles, only 25c at Jao. M. Kllen. When You Think of Buying THINK OF. HYRNES We carry acomplete line of Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery and Un derwear. Our Shoes and Hats have, style combined with comfort and give excellent service. v Complete Assortment Of CHOICE GROCERIES BYRNE’S STORL Walterboro, • • South Carolina. (FRlIep Is coming. ’ Auditor. H. W. da Boi% Jaa. E. Pearlfoy and W. W. Smoak. attend ed tbo mini aaaao Blacksmith A Wheelwright Repairs on Buggies and Wagfona Mowing Machines, sod all Farm Implements done promptly and neat ly. All work guaranteed. HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY. At Balder Lumber Company's old Stand. 8. F. CUMMINGS. ■. a, a. r. D. jf*. a. Digestion aad Assimilation. It la not the quantity of food tak en but the amount digested and , assimilated that gives strength and vitality to the system. Chamber lains Stomach aad Liver Tablets Invigorate the stomach and IDer and eng bit them to perform their fuatioas naturally. For sale by all dealers. ^ , O* Riley la coming.