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TH* PUSS8 AMP STAKDAKD. 'WALTOBOBO, g. C. i«, Kir, f- ' it t- at tfea l # IMf, Act •( Martin fpWt. i Tmc •very Wcdaccday at Waltcrboro 8. C. WBDNB8DAT. FEB. 14. 1>12. The graataat mead of Wfltcrboro —after the school balldlng and ho tel—is electric lights. "The female of the specie Is more deadly thaa the male," said Klp- llag. la Walterboro It should read: 0 “The female tiger is more active thaa the male." Die when I may, I waat It said ef me by those who kaew me best that 1 always plucked a thistle and Blasted a flower when 1 thought a flower would grow.—Lincoln. “The rose is red. The violet blue; Sugar Is sweat. And so are you." Whatever did we see that be fore? > la ih^ Vaa aad Dettveri the floods. The world rears Its loftiest shafts to the mea Who deliver the goods, nth plow,, lever, brush, hammer, sword, or with pea. They deliver the goods, ad while we their eloquent epl- tahs scat.'. They say In the world's wdrk they stood la the van. We kaow that the meaning Is: "Here was the man Who delivered the goods.” ■MOrntlO LK1HTH FOR WALTBR BORO. Further considering the question of at* electric lighting plant for Walterboro, we are of the op- talon that the matter can be solved wary easily and be a source ef revenue to the town. Discussing the matter with Mr Oeutry, who Is superitvendlng the erection of the Hotel Albert, he ntade a suggestion which we believe will be a most economic^ solution O* the town’s vexing lighting prob lem. He says that by the installa tion of arother gasoline engine of the same capacity as the one now used for pumping wc-ter that cnoug power would be secured to generate * sufficient supply of electricity to light the town. His Idea Is that towi* needs another engine hny way to be used in case of an dmergency, such as the breaking of part of the engine now being used. The two engines being run togeth er at Kght, till say 11 o'clock, weuld generate enough electricity to light not only the streets but the residences and business houses of the town. This phtn we consider, not only practical but decidedly feasible. Ev ery cltlsea of Walterboro knows whit a farce the present town lighting ayntem Is. and will re main till an glectrlc plant is in stalled. This plan furnishes a mesas not only of better lights for the town, but for actual saving of cost revenue which would I,et the town use asaetly the methods used in Its water-works system. Feed wires could be run along the principal streets and privilege of using the power granted residents and others at stated rates. We are of the opinion that, properly handled this could be made a source of reve nue to the towr-. after paying all expenses of maintenance and op eration, besides furnlshli-g llghis free for town. The matter should be looked Into, at any rate. «r ft t'- Wateh the inowdn hi our Scorn. fwnOtar. TbattaBM U r peo-l pto liko the “SHdPFtR WAY/*; And thap know what that why is from Rond to DoctorCrock, '‘GOOD OOODS.*LOW PRICES, .MEW BARGAINS EVERY Grocery Special* Thu Week best.Dairy butter ib oc- .» GOOD CAROLINA MCE #3 gg PIN* FLAVORED COFFEE *• pkf.. OCe MONOGRAM COFFEE Ib Roya! ha.a no substitute for m&kifi? delicious home-baked foods GRANULATED SUGAR. 15 Um LUMP STARCH. 6 lbs LARGE SIZE POSTUM P k * 21C $1,00 CCTAGON SOAP. 6 cakes 05^ OSCEOLA SOAP, 12 cakes 25^. 25c. RED DEVIL LYE. 3 large cans dwOCe UNDINE FLOOR. bbl ^ gQ CREAM CHEESE, Ib 25c NEW SEED POTATOES. CA^ Bpk, <Bcat Quality) OtfCe BURT OATS, bushel^| QQ ONION SETS, 3 quarts 5or Hardware Special* This ^ liWeek. SIZES WIRE NAILS ;. + OCa 5c. 6c. Baking Pawdcr ABSOLUTELY PURE The only Baking Powder irade from Royal Grape Cream ov Tartar r fs 1 ^ t V LARGE 10c. TIN HAND BASIN 2 QT. AGATE B 'KING PAN Regular 15c. size, each bealdes the aaraty accrue. FOR MAYOR. 1 respectfully announce myself a caudidtte for mayor of the town of Walterboro. subject to the rulee and regulations of the election koven- lag the same. JXO. 1». OIA>YKK. Miss Louise I-eneh has accepted a position st Terry d Sbaffer a. ^ • O P. W. (.each went to Charleston Moi«day oti m trip. • • • • .<> Bor:* to Mr. and Mm. Jno W Klneey, Smoaka. Sunday. Feb. 4, a fine daughter. see Mia* Pattie Gage, of Chester is vlaltlag her sister, Mrs. M. P. How- all, |a town. VM, woo I* tow* Saturday. teacb- Island- 10 QT. AGATE WATER BUCKET, Regular 50ca>iae^OCe 10 QT GALVANIZED BUCK- 1 Q- ET. Regular 25c. size, each * Dry Goods Specials This W#«k. 25 BOLTS APRON GINGHAM C* yd, L ._ , DC. ALLOUR'36 INCH “SEAIS-OC^ LAND”. 6 yard* for_. .. ^DC EXCELLENT WEIGHT CAN- TON FLANNEL yd DCe QUILTING CALICO >n £ J .2c. Special Window Display This Week. OTR WONDER 5c LACE WINDOW. SEE IT. Terry & Shafer Jaa. E. Peurlfoy, president of the First National Bar4t, had busi ness In New York the latter part of the week. E. Ladson Ftshburre. Esq., of Klngstree Is in town visiting his parentsMr. and Mrs. W. J. Flsh- burne. * * NOTICE. Pursuant to a resolution adopt ed by the Board of Directors of The Colleton Cypreas Company on February 5. 1912. providing for the calling of a specirJ meeting of the Stockholders of tbe Colleton Cypress Company on March IS, 191 nt Room 1007, Harrison Building, Columbus. Ohio, at 10 o’clock a. m. Notice la hereby given that a spec ial meeting of the Stockholders of The Colleton Cypress Company will be held r< Room No. 1007. Harri- not- Building, Columbus, Ohio, cn March 15tb, 1912, at 10 o'clock, a. m., for tbe purpose of considering n resolution which will be offered to Increase the authorized capital stock of The Colleton Cypress CoUK petty from 4B0 shares of the par value of $100. each, to 5.000 shares of the par value of $100 each, and If deemed desirable, to provide that a certain proportion of said stock shall be preferred stock, and a certr-'n proportion thereof, common stock; and further notice Is hereby given that there will be transacted at such meeting. any o»ber buslnevs pertsintvg to the Company’s affairs which mry legal ly be considered at such meeting. Yours respectfully, M. M. Marsh. ^ Secretary, 2-14-4t. 1 .» POTASH PAYS T. P. Murray ie with the Colle ton Banking Company for the pres ent. Mias Elizabeth Eaateriin, teach er of the Canoedy school, was la town Saturday. Watch Tliis Space Next Week <» Auditor’* Notice. I, or my deputy, will be at the following places for the purpose of taking tax returns, on the dates meiV.loned: Cottagevllle and Ruffin, Thurs day. February 15. Maple Cane and Williams, Fri day. February 16. Sider^ and Burk Head School House, Saturday, February 17. D. L. Smith. County Auditor. Classiflef Hvertiseaeits- rOR SALE. FOR SALE—Eggs from thorough bred pure White Plymouth Rocks ahd Brown Leghorce. $1.50 per sitting for Rocks and $1.00 for Leghorns. M. C. Fishburne. 2-14-tf. FOR SALE — Good combination horse, 7 years old. sound and gen tie. Right price to man with Cash. Reason for selllrg, have no time to use him. M. C. Fish burne. 2-7-lt. FOR SALE-—A fine milk cow with young calf for sale. Apply to Mrs. E. H. Williams. Walterboro, 8.C. 2-7-lt. FOR SALE OR SERVICE—French Percheron Stallion Roabery, reg- isterred. Can be seen- at my residence. Colts guaranteed. If Interested communicate with Dr. C. H. EsDorn or at this office. 2-7-4L • ^ FOR SALE—Brown Leghorn, great layers—eggs $1.00 per setting of 1$ eggs. Jno. M. Klien, Walter boro. B. C. - 1-31-tf. B WOOD FOR SALE—Deliver- anywhere lc> Walterboro, $1 for largo one horse load. Small load 76c. Trim blocks split short ready/to burn «dc. Those your orders to office at mill. Waller- boro Lumber Co. 11-29-tf. » * » bo* k* FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF A BIG ODDS AND ENDS SALE- SOME STARTUNG VALUES WILL BE OFFERED. -to XOTHTC. The Brick Store. On the 7»h day of March. 1912. we will make our final return and Immedlr'ely thereafter apply to the Probs'e Judge of Colleton Coun ty for Letters Dismlssory of the estate of R. B. Brant! > WANTED. WANTED—-For monthly wage or share crop, a one horse crop, or to work 18 or 20 acres of lacd here at my place,miles from the town of Smoake, on main road between Green Pond and Bin oaks Apply to Mrs. Ella M. Smith, SmKh Place, Near Smoaks. S. C. Wanted—To haul your baggage, freight, or take you to the train. 1 am well equipped to do anything in the ht-uling line day or night. Phone 61ft. Burt Frampton. l-»-tf. Bl’HINKHH LOCALS. J . Millinery and remrent sale still 1 VbranraTd Sus*n Sanders Administrators. Walterboro. 8. C.. Feb. 10. 1912. Tbe Mutual Life Insurance Com pany of New York, begs to announ ce that Mias Miriam du Boia baa ac cepted agency In her father’s place. She will he pleased to sew anyone Interested in* Insurance. 63 Men’s $1.00 Shirtrnow 47e 46 Vesta well worth $100, now 10c lJot Rugs 25, 30 and 50 cents each. Big Value. 5<i Bolts 50, 60 and 75 cents yard, all wool dress goods, now :»5c. yard. $14.00 Men’s Suits, now $9.00 12.00 Men's Suits now ..! 8 00 10 00 Men's Suits, now t> 00 8.00 Men’s Suit*, now 5.00 5.00 Men’s Suits, now 3 (m Men s and Boys Black, Brown and Gray $1 50 and $1.76 Hats at 98c. Children’s $3 25 cloaks, now ... $2.00 Children’s 5,50 cloaks, now Childret^'s 3 60 cloaks, now l Julies 5 00 cloaks. now Ladies 8.60 cloaks. now Ladies 10.00 cloaks, now NOTICE. On the 14th day of Febrdary, 1912, I will make my final return, and immediately thereafter apply to the Probate Judge of Colleton County for Letter* Dismlssory of the estate of E. V. Heldt. Anna M. Heldt. Administratrix. Wslterboro. 8. C. Jan. 19th, 1912 l-24-4t . 325 NOTICE On the 15th day of February, 1912, I will make my final return ard immediately thereafter apply to the Probate Judge of Colleton County for Letters Dismiasory of the estate of A. J. Frank. * Elizabeth Hiott. Administratrix. Walterboro. S. C.. Jan. 20. 1912. 1-24-4L tlOO Reward. We will give one hundred dol- 3.25’ 1&r » reward for proof to convict the ()5 j person or persons who have been ' cutting wire fencing on any of our • r '-25 j lands. 6.(5 Uixrtiii AT <X)HT—LADIEH AND ((ENTS HWEATKRH AND UNDER WEAR. ALfiO NICK LINK OF MEN’S HATS. W. V. Gl/TVER. CMMtage Plants at J. K. Bryaa’s. ■ Garden seeds ara now wp«n at KKens. Kid gloves which were $1.00 now $$ cent* at Mrs. W. A. Black’s. Burt's spring seed oats at H. W. Black. Jr. 1-21-21. Cabbage Plants at J. E Bryan's. World’s Almanac and encyclope dia for sale at Klein's. Oajden seeds, onion sets and seed Irish potatoes, H. W. Black, Jr., 1-31-2L New line of embrotderriea just In at Mrs. W. A. Black’s. Cabbage Plants at J. E Bryan’*. Itch relieved la 30 minutes by Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion. Never falls. Sold by John M. Klien, drug gist. , ,10-18-6m. Cahhnge PIur4n at J. E Bryan’s. Tbe beet flour In town. Pearl and Perfection at Blocker’s Store. Pratts poultry food makes bens lay. For s&le at Klein's. Good hot drinks for sale at C. L. Fishburne's ice cream parlor. White pine and tar mentholated. Excellent for cough, at Klein's. TAYLOR’S Wakerboro’s Popular Store ' W,J. TAYLOR, Proprietor. ^ We sell 6 cake* Octagon Soap for 25c L. H. Willis, Dr. B. G. Willis. o o * , A - A - 3 cans Star Lye for 25c.! Cottagevllle. 8. C.. Feb 5. 1912. l Ib cans tomatoes for/ loc. 1 Headquarters for Lime, Plaster Paria, Hair. Cement. fie Brick So re NOTICE The luteal School Improvement workers of HenderMonvIlle High School, will reader M Intereating programme on the evening of the 2 Jnd of February. The Progrramm will consist of humorous vaudeville sketches, plays, music, etc. A small admletoa fee will be charged at tko night eaorcaas oc4y. The publlu to cordially lavMed. Ourtala. S:l! P- High School Auditorium. . Death of H. A. Sullivan. Cottagevllle. Feb. 14.- Special: The home of Mrs. C. D. Drawdy was saddened by the deoth of her fathe.r, H. 8. Sullivan, on Feb. 1, at 5:30 In the morning. He bad been in bad health for over a year, and had come from Chf-rleHton to stay with his daugh ter in tbe hope of being benefited by the change. All wan done for him that medical aiiPand loving hearts could do. but he grew steadily worse until the end c&me. Mr. Sullivan wan 75 years old. He was a member of tho Baptist church The funeral "services were con ducted by Rev. J. M. Craven, and ha wan laid to reet in Evergreen cemetery. Ho (caves a wife, tea chUdre*. tree aiaiera# %nd owe brother to oara his leas, bratim a host of Meade aad relative*. ■1 For continued big yields^apply Germofert Fertilizers they do not make your land acid* GERMOFERT FERTILIZERS are conn lete sources of Phosphoric Acid, Ammonia and Potash in varying grades. Yet, unlike mett fertilizers they contain *• Sulphuric Acid. Thus they add to your land’s yield with out subtra&ing from its sweetnets and fertility. More than this, GERMOFERT FERTILIZERS coiitsin valuable germicidal properties that tend to promote healthy plant life. Hundreds of farmers are raisin? bigger crops, building up their farms by their use. To supply the big demand for GERMOFERT FERTILIZERS wc were compelled to build a new plant last year three times as lar^e as original factory. There is a tested brand for every crop You ought to know shout these fertilizers. Pick up a sheet of paper, NOW. Write and ask for our 1 booklet telling what these fertilisers will do for your toil. Germofert Manufacturing \ Company, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA ■r xV* VN X V. st> * 9