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SLAB WOOD FOR SALB^-Xtollr**-
•4 %ajwli*r* lc» WalterWro, fl W«
ter targr on# bora* loo4. Small Njmln ortenratloiis. Kllnn*f
lend Tic. Trim blocks stilt skort #
rss4j to born stc. Plums year
ordsrs to offlcs at mill. WaJtsr*
boro Lumber Co: ll-ii-tt.
FOR SAL*—Pits pair Whit# Hoi-
land tnrksys, prlxs winolim stock
94.40 per pair. Vary fk.>j tnr-
ksyn. Mrs. T. W. Hughes, Stokes
8. C. > ll-2»-4t.
rdl BALE—On# Fay Sko NO. 7
Tyswrlter in good order. 925.00.
On# Cyphers 360 egg Incubator,
In good order. $15.00. S. A. Mar-
Tin, Jr., White Hall, 8. C/» ^
ll-22-2t.
FOR SALE—1 mare, 8 years old, 1
set double ^harness, 2 sets single
harness, saddle and bridle cheap.
Aply to Dr. Kershaw.
11-22-tf.
FOR SALE—House, lot and office
In town of Walterboro. Apply to
Dr. Kershaw. 11-22-tT.
FOR SALE—Or exchange, Brown
Leghorn cockerel,’of prize win
ning stock. A limited number.
Jto. M. Kllen, Walterboro. 8. C.
11-22-21.
FOR SALE OR RENT—Nice store
good stand with all necessary out
buildings near White Hall. For
particulars, address Box R. Whits
Hall/S. C. 7-lf-tf.
WANTED.
WANTED—The public to know
that 1 have opened an up-to-date
grocery and shoe store, Black
street, Walterboro, end 1 ask
your patronage. J. M. Ryan.
ll-22-4t.
WANTED, to buy chickens and egg
J. L. Rents, Walterboro Hotel.
9-14.tf.
WANTED—Purchasers for half-
price of complete sets of the fol
lowing works: Muhlbach’s His
torical Romances, Poe’s, Hag
gard’s, Marryatt’s Plutarch’s Un-
erberral Classical Library, King
sleys, Victor Hugo's, the two
last named being editions de
luxe and fK to go on z-Dybody’s
center table. Apply at residence
of C. C. Tracy. 11-22-tf.
W’ANTED—Terchers for Bench and
Tiger Creek schools. Apply to
P. W. Warren, Trustee, Stokes,
S. C. 0 1 l-22-2t.
WANTED—The public to know tha
I am representing the Southern
Cotton Oil Co of Savannah, and
will pay the highest ceeh price
for cotton seed Ip any quantity.
O. J. Yarn, Ruffin, S. C.. R. F.
D. No. 2. ll-8-4t.
WANTED—To buy 100 bushels of
corn at 80 cents caeh per bush
el. Apply to May and Anderson,
Walterboro, S. C.
' 11-15-tf.
WANTED^—To employ a hustling
marble and granite salesman, one
of experience. A good proposi-.
tlon to the right party. Apply
Manufacturer, care of this pa-per.
WANTED—To sell cheap, about
half price a Scholarship in the
Charlotte Ay to School. Address o
apply to "J” ca^p of this pamper.
9 < tt.
WANTED—Men and boys to take a
thirty days practical course in
our Machine Shops, learn the
Auto business and accept good po
sltlons. Three hundred gradu
ates placed in positions in the
last twelve months. Charlotte
Auto School, Charlotte, N. C.
» 6 tf.
Eggs 29 cents this
Blocker’s Shore.
8*09 at Blocker’s store and light
your cigar by aw electric cigar
lighter. The ocly one la town.
Eggs 25 cents a docea at J. W.
Crosby’s grocery store, Ruffin. S.
C. " tl-29-tt.
Nysl's Hot Springs blood remedy,
at Kllen’s.
Wood, Wood, Wood, for sale at
Blocker's. Furnished any length.
Gibson's hec-rt tonic strengthens
the heart. At Klien’s.
Nyal’s Kidney Pills, 25 cents at
Klien's.
We want to buy your cow peas.
$2.00 per bushel at Blocker's store.
face
Kyat's
Klien’s.
cream. 25 cents at
Nysl’s vegetable prescription,
best for women, at Klien's.
the
Nyal’s winter cough
Klien’s.
remedy, at
Nyal’s baby cough syrup, an effi
cient remedy for hoarseness, cough
and colds. 25 •cei'.s at KIRm's.
Klien’s Compound Extract of Bu-
chu for the kidneys.
The beat flour in town. Pearl and
Perfection at Blocker's Store.
Gocd hot drinks for sale at
L. Fisbburne’s ice cream parlor.
C.
Itch relieved in 30 mlhutes by
Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion. Never
fails. Sold by John M. Klien, drug
gist. ,10-18-6 m.
Archibafd Campbell, a brother qf
the ColletbA
now at Tay^
The heautitel large doll—"Miss
Caroline”—showa la oar wiadow
will make a beautiful Christmas
preseat. Only 10 cents a chaace.
Try oae. Mrs. W. A. Black. Wal
ts rboro’s Leading Milliner.
’ 11-29-tf.
When you need shoes, we have
them to fit everybody and to,please
everybody. Union Farmers Bgrgsli’
House, F. C. Bennett, Prop. It.
red-sandy bob-tailed gilt, mark
ed crop and two splits in one
ear, and swallow fork andx saw
set in the other. Owner can get
same by prying costs. J. T.
Beach, Walterboro.
11-29-tf.
ASTRAY—I liave taken up one
"Miss Caroline" ie 2 1-2 feet
tall, and will make some little girl
glad for Xmas. Only 10 cents a
chance—100 chances. Try one. Mrs
W. A. Black, Walterboro's Leading
Milliner. 11-29-tf.
rHE PMCHOT CASE
Continued from Pag* One.
Trvs|Mt«* Notice.
No hunting or shooting is allow
ed on my Is-nds.
P. W. Hughes.
Stokes, S^C.
1-8-41.
according to the testimony of seysr-
al witnesses put up by the rail
roads, to the effect that it wee his
own fault that he was hurt, that
he had rot put out his blue flags.
A similar signed statement was In
troduced having been made while
the pjaintiff was in the boepital
in Augusta, to the claim agent of
the A. C. L. R. R. Co. This state
ment was signed by Mr. Pinckney
by mark, and witnessed by Miss
Brown. Nurse.
To offset thete arguments it
was contended by the^>laintlff that
be was in a semi-conscious stale
during this linn, aid that he has
no rticlUtlitn tf having signed
such *-t; .'einents, which it he did
sign, were not true. He admits that
be uid not .• t have out his blue
flags, but that, the reason therefor:
was that th(> h;.l all been broken t
and he was reliug on the promise
made him by Conductor Curtain,
and Freeman. There was testinuny 1
by the defendants that there, were
SOUTHWEST GEORGIA FARM i ■ ev *f!' 1 blue Uafcs at the otfiee
and Pecan Lc.nds Far Sale. Any
size tract desired. Our lands are
fertile, and results are satisfac
tory. Farmers c-re headed this
way to get in or the ground floo
VS rite tor illustrated booklet to
day. Flowers-Parker Realty Com
pany, Thoraasville, Georgia.
11-22-41.
J. M. Campbell of
Bankibg company, is
lor’s.
High grade Superlative flour
which was $5.85 per barrel to go at
$5.50 for the next 30 days. Union
Farmers Bargain Ho«se. F. C. Ben
nett, Prop. 11-29-lt.
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Bazaar at Y. M. C. A.
The ladies of the Episcopalc hurch
are getting ready for a big bazaar
to be given Friday, December 1st,
at 6 o’clock In the afternoon. Re
freshments will be served, consist
ing of sr-lads, oysters, supper and
other goodies and dainties.
Mrs. H. W. Ackerman and daugh
ter, Miss Pearl, of Cottagevllle,
were in town Saturday visiting her
daughter, Mrs. N. C. A. Sauls.
Your Money^
5°o Paid on Deposits
in our Savings Department.
1% more than any Bank {
in the County Pays.
The Bank of Smoaks
SMOAKS,
S. WILLIAMS,
President.
W H. YARN,
Vice-Prest.
- s. c.
W. C. PATRICK. JR.
Cashier.
Pound of Solid Flesh Daily
Money Positively Refunded If This Scientific Treatment Pails to Do All
That is Claimed for It.
but that ifnekuey did lot take auy
with him.
Since he has been well from the
accident, Mr. Pinckney i-isisted his
brother, who la the dispenser at
YemasKee. Ibis y^ar be has been
assisting his father in the manage
ment ct the farm. He connot per
form any physical labor, and feels
that he has been disabled for life.
Jury Trying <>w-.
The jury tn'ing this case is W.
C. Brant, foreman, F. M. Fletcher,
L. B. PbHerton, G. C. Benton, A.
Z. Searun, J. R. Halford, Joe
Crosby, J. D. Reeves, J. G. Reeves,
L. P. Bridge, R. Hill, Melvin Lem-
acks.
SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS.
SAMOSK, a Concentrated Flesh Forming Food, the Only Remedy Known for Thinness-
Builds Up the Thin and Weak, Brings Back the Rosy Blush of Health to Pale Cheeks
Rounds Out the Scrawny Form ,and Gives the Beauty Lines of Plumpness.
Ptafk-ani of TVtwnafelp Suntbiy Sc>io4
InMiUiUe. Dev. ll-14tlu
The flolowing constitutes the
schedule of Sunday school Institutes,
to be held under the puspices of
the Colleton County S. 8. Associa
tion during the week beginning Der
cember 11th.
December 11th, at Lodge Metho
dist church, broxton Township.
December 12th, Smoaks Baptist
church. Warren Township.
December 13th, Bethel Metho
dist church, Bell Township.
December 14th, Zion Baptist,
Verdier Township.
Miss Grace W. Vandiver, Str-*.e
Field Secretary, will be present at
all of these meetings and we
would earnestly urge our Superin
tendents himI teachers to make a
sacrifice, If necessary. In orde4 to
attecU the Institute heM *n their
respective township at least.
As many of our schools are
Just Introducing the new graded le.*
sons, . teachers of the Elementary
grr-des, especially, will find the
discudeibn of this phase of Sunday
school work exceedingly opportune
and helpful.
The followli<g tentative program
has been prepared by committee:
"The Organized S. S. Move.-
ment.”
How to Use the Graded Lessons
in
(c.) Beginner’s Department.
(b) Primary Department.
(c) Junior Department. 1
Big Boy Problems.
The Girl in her Teens.
The Organied Bible Class:
(a) Meai.iing of Term.
(b) Organized Class Methods.
(c) Growth r.nd Work of Some
Classes.
Why ‘Trained Teachers."
How to Make the Temperance
Sunday Count.
The Sunday School and Missions.
"The Township Association.”
(a) It’s place In the Move
ment.
(b) Officers.
(cl Duties.
Atciual Election. Township Offi
cers.
As Intimated above Institute will
IzeF'one day in each township,
and consist of morning and after
noon sessions with a short Intermis
sion for dinner on the grounds.
Respectfully,
Ida M. Fishburne,
Field Secretary.
The H.W. Cohen Store
s. a
V
The Store That Makes Good.”
Remember when you are
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ready to buy First Class
Dependable Clothing, Shoes,
Hats, and other Furnishings
for Man or Boy—The kind
that costs just a little more
at first-But really cheaper
in the end.
The H. W. Cohen Store
‘The Store That Makes Good.”
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Toy Land Opens at
TAYLOR’
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We are installing the largest and most complete line of
Xmas toys and Xmas goods ever brought to Colleton coun
ty. Our entire up-stairs is devoted to this line and we are
having it fitted up to be a real FA NT A CLAUS HEAD-
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TO PALE. THIN PEOPLE.
Offer to Pmy for Memowe If it Doe*
Not Make Thin Folk* FaU
Pale, thin pedple »re simply Buf
fering from want of nourishment
They may eat enough, but their foo
Is not properly digested and does
them no good.
Samose, the remarkable flesh
forming food, should be used by all
who are pale weak, and thin. It
mingles with the food and aids as
similation, so that when taken for
a short urn# nature will soon assert
her normal powers, and the food
that Is eaten will give strength and
good flesh.
Samose Is a scientific flesh-form
ing food that restores the thin and
scrawny to their proper weight had
fills the weak and debilitated with
vigor andvltallty.
The woman who longs for rosy
cheeks and the plumpness of beauty
should use Samose. The man who
wants to be strong and 'well and
Rftin health and good flesh will hav
bis desires accomplished by Sa
mose.
Snch remarkable results have fol
lowed the use of Samose that Jno.
M. Klein th# druggist. Is willing to
Pay for the treatment If it doe*
oot give the desired results. They
make this offer generally and want
all who are thin, weak or out of
health to get a box of Samose on
Dio#* terms. Price 64 cents.
THE FATNESS OF HEALTH.
Samose Fills Out the t’urve* ai
Make* Thin People Fat.
A LIBERAL OFFER.
Anyone ('an Try Samose, (be Re-
’ markable Flesh-Forming Food.
If you ar# thin your bealtb is
not what it should be. If you are
losing weight stadily theer is
something wrong that should be at
tended to at once. You cannot be
healthy and strong if you are thin.
This makes the thin and scrawny
plump and robust; it mixes with th
food so that all of the elemenu tha
make solid bone, firm muscle and
good flesh are thoroughly assimilat
ed and retained in the system.
Samose is not a drug or a stimu
lant; It Is a scientific fle#h-formlng
food that restores thin people to
a normal condition of good healthy
flesh.
Tbere are thousands of unhappy
nervous, thin people who would loo
and feel entirely different if they
were i>uly fat. and plump. Let them
use Samose and they will soon no
tice ^remarkable results.
These statements are confirmed
by Jno. M. Klein. The druggist of
fers to refund the money to anyone
buying and using Samose who dfftw
not gain in weight as promised. The
risk Is all theira. the thin and scrav
ny can buy Samose at Jno. M.
Klein’s store wfth th* knowledge
that if it is not successful it will
cost absolutely nothing.
When two of th# leading drugisti
in Walterboro tell you that - th#y
have a preparation on which they
will refund your money if it does
not do all that la claimed for It
It shows that the article must have
unusual merita. It is in this way
that Jno. M. Klein the druggist sell
Samose, the remarkable flesh-form
ing food.
This great discovery* Is desired to
work a great revolution in treating
the thin, the weak and the sick.
There can be no doubt that it
helpa people who are weak and sick
ly, who are tired and who have
poor digestion, restoring them quiet
ly to health and strength, and in
creasing the weight so that life is
a pleasure and a joy.
Samose mixes with the ordinary
loods and aids digestion; it extracts
from the foods that you eat the
flesh-forming and strength-giving
elements, building up the tissues
and the general health.
Anyone can get a 50 cent box^>f
this remarkable flesh-forming'' food
knowing that their money will be
refunded if it does not Increase
weight and restore the systems to
health. ^
Sluuhiw Party ai t I Other IntcrrMing
ItraiM From (Vlleton.
Colleton, Nov. 26. ■—Special:
There was a moat enjoyable and
interesting party glvei:* Saturday
night at the school house, which
was a "'Shadow Party”. The shad
ows of eight young ladles were sold
The highest shadow which was
sold being that of Miss Madge
Ramsey, sold for $4.80, bought by
C. L. Ritter. Anotber Interesting
problem was a dainty fruit cake
voted to the prettiest girl in rhe
house. This was also won by Miss
Ramsey. There came next a c#kp
walk, Mr. Howard Yates and Miss
Maryleon Ramsey being the lucky
couple. Those in the cake walk
were: Miss Madge Ramsey with Mr
C. L. Ritter, Mias Alvalee Carter
with Mr. K. Keller; Mia# Geneva
Bunch, with S. M. Jones, Miss
Psarle Garris, with Mr. Jack Puck
ett; Mias Ruth' Garris, with Mr.
Howard McClain, Miss Marleon
Ramsey, with Mr. Howard Yates.
The proceeds of this party which
la $38.70 will go for the benefiit of
the International Church of Colle
ton.
Misses Madge Rrmsey and AlvH
lee Carter were honored guests of
Mrs. G. C. Pate Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Geneva Bunch is spendlrg a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Pate and lit
tle son, Ardyce, will lec^ve December
20th for^helr former home at Havos
lock, N. Ct, wbere they will spend ‘
the Christmas holidays.
Mr..Jack Weeks wan th# ga##t
of his brother Saturday aAgfet &nd
attended the Shadow! Party.
Tab# Roae.
QUARTERS.
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We Open December First.
The extensive preparations we are making will be com
plete and our immense stock will be displayed for the first
time on the first day of December.
Do Your Xmas Shopping Early. ^'
Not only will you be doing us a favor not to delay mak
ing your Xmas purchases, but you will lavor yourself. Do
not wait ’till the choice of the goods has been sold.
We Invite Everyone to Visit Toy Land
Between December ist and^ Xmas we would like, to
have every mother and child in Colleton county visit our
You will find a cordial welcome.
0
her we Have the Only Ladies’
Rest Room in Walterboro.
store.
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TAYLOR
Walterboro s Popular Store.
W. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
SAN FA CLAUS’ HEADQUARTERS