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m' K I V' . I».l2 r*WEa* r *' # 0 ^ ■ ■ ■' ■ ■ ■■■■- k ' * l ' ♦ » x p e n se ~ ^ - ,’.... . 4 ;i» '• * .r ^ # Wbit rebdott do they beer to one another? bother 3* ‘ ’ v ; ^ ■'• # * v/ ‘ . * ' are yoa parfog anything? V m, how much, and what do you do with your en>. , ^ 1 * ■+. ■ Are they “working” for you? If not, deposit then oar Saving Department We want YOUR Account woaiMK to vwr rnnMMr*’ / Farmers and Merchant* Bank wAunMNn,«Nrm nunuNA 1.1. MtML - in. to w? t» WoltorVorO aa4 oror Uo r. tan WT S»rlmc MUlUory ., ^ Of tag wtM to Wtototoar utf TMratojr, lUito ST aaS tl. Tto n eortUUy tarttee to o AtoUB 4 FIRST* NATIONAL BANK ♦ • s ” Jas. £. PauairoY, E. E. Joins C G. Padgbtt Prtjlient E. E. Jems Vice-Prest Local and Personal 1. n. nt AafctM, wm la » • • Bfr. a. B. MtaaSm, of Btokw. m la tana SaaAaj. • « • O. W. Sweat, of Hoadoraeairlllo. •• la Iowk Mondor- • • • _ r, of Ulaadtoa. fladowa ' o' • • Mr. aad Mnk J. D. Uttoy, of ItaaBd, rMtod tto form or’* aioUr Mm. W. J. Saadlfor, oa Moadajr. • • • Cljtlo of Stokoo, woro In Itol. a. ». Saandora tod or, MIm *“-**—* x Mr. aad Mm. M. H. Cartor, HradomoaTlllo. worn la too» M< day. * • • • Mr. aad Mm. A. C. Mttoadcd tto iMsa Ortffla • • • Camp Hayward, which itot last Friday, adjtoraod to amot oa Satarday aaat. Mar. tatk. at IS.ta o’clock la tto monriac hoar. o • • J. 8. Padgott; of Smoaha, yarned through Waltoitoro Monday ca roato to SaraaBak. whore ho gooo to yamtoaa a kuna Mil of goods for Mm, M. M. Padgett’s geaoral MILLINERY OPENING » We desire to Anoownc^ that our Spring displsy of foshkmsbie IftOHnery will be shown # VOMBBMY M HOMY. IAKCI 27 AND 21 The Ladies of the town end county ore cordially in vited to attend. flrttero Hats from Phipps, Lazarus and Gage, besides our own copies of fine, Prem h models wflloe shown. Miss Arime Trice will be in charge of opening. * MRS. J. S. JONES Mrs. W. A. Black WALTER BORO, SOUTH CAROLINA loaaa aad ehlldrea, of mo tooa rloitiBg tto K Mm. C. W. Polina reti e e • J. K. W. Morns, of Rama, was la town satarday. Mr. Morris has a son now attending Urn Walter boro school in the sixth grads. • e • Frans Wcoton. of Ncvtorry. Fla* who spent a few days recently with Mo sister. Mm. W. W. Smoek, re turned to his home Friday. J. W. Rsats, of Little Springs, who has toon spendleg a week with hts dsahter, Mrs. M. H. Carter, of HendersoBTille, returned to his hosne Monday. , ^ • e e Mr. aad Mm. R. M. Carter, of Spaclaatoarg, arrived la town Baa- day evening la answer to a tele phone message. aacoaaelBg the death of Mm. Carter’s father, J. 8. Ortffla.» L. H. Smith, of JBmoaks, was la town Taeoday. a e a Little Mias Sallle May Ryaa ar rived la town Monday, tto lith, last., to wake tor homo wltH Mr. and Mm. J. M. Ryaa. Tto little lady llkeo Walterboro ao far. C. A. Shirley was called to Choo- ter Satarday by a telegram an- aoaaelBg the death of a near rela tive of his wife. Tto aprll meeting of tto Wo- laa’e Foreign Mlsskmary Society will be held’ at the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon, April lad, at 4: St o’clock- Mm. Alice BlackweU, of John’s Island, was la town Thursday aa tto gaaet of her aaat, Mrs. R. L. Fraser. Mm. Blackwell was return ing from a rtntt to tor brother A. F. Henderson, at Bhrhardt. • e e Hoc. J. B. Dodd, of Round, was ia town Taeoday, having coma to attend the meeting of tto county board of aaeefloora. Mr. Dodd states that to Jo being urged to make tto race for auditor. Neat Tto ms! mooting of the Colle ton county teachers’ association will to told la the high school audi torium on tto first Satarday in April, the Ith day of the month, at 11 o'clock, Am. The program will appear la next week’s Issue C. L. Stoaly, President. Mtee Annie Galloway, : Secretary. 3 Boren ami all Mdai Diseases Disap pear Whoa Tottssiac Is Used. This la the one unfailing reme dy, aad ao auUter how levere a. case of ocseasa, piles, tetter, ring worm, old sores or scalp disease you may suffer with TETTERINK will give Instant relief gad affect a permaaeat cure. We know the merits of this soothing, healing, an- jtlsepttc ointment so well that we I fatly guarantee It. Get a 60c box at your druggist. If he has not the genuine TETTERINK, send us 1 60c aud we will supply you at once. The Shuptrlne Co, Steannah Ga.. For Sale By John M. Klein X for a Long, Hot, Summer. Get the Most out of Your SummerFurnishinj’s by Buying them Early. We have anticipated your Summer wants and have a Stock e assertions we make. iv »- I of Rummer Goods quest thi Give us an equal t vou can and take a look through chance and we will set vour busine Were- yourself as to u f M tyudor PORCH SHADES Weaoil the VulorShades-ali size*. Our pr co Me. per lineal foot dapaneoe Screone 25c. per foit. WF, PUT THEM UP Comfort Chain, Settees and Porch Swin^a. A large stt'ck to select fom. WE PAY THE FREIGHT ft- Hammocks Wfc have never shown a larger variety—all colon and styles. From 75c. to $6.00 each. DON’T LET THE FLIES PUT IN YOUR We were fortunate in securing agency for , • • ODORLESS” REFRIGERAlORS^white en ameled inside, deanable. too. Goods no-warm » ing. They run fromTlR.OO to J-'^O 00. Others t o from $7.50 up. OUR PRICES are 20 per cent under City Store Price*. SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS 9 . ' .. * early and save doctor bills. We have them in all Sizes. Doors $1.00 to $2 50. Windows 35c. to 75c. LAWN SWINGS Croquet Sets. Tennis Goods and all other out door Furniture and Sport- T . *■ ing Goods. PORCH ROCKERS We are strong] on this Line.We buy them in Car Lots From the Makers. We have them in all stylet and finishes. Prices from $1.25 to $5.00. Make your selections. NOW. You will have to get them anyway. GOODS cases. The largest stock and lowest Prices ever 7 offered in Walterboro IF YOU doubt this look in our show window. ’. * ■ f. 1 / L «3» wa to vv "li k LiX Go-Carts and Carriages Large shipment jnst in- latest styles and colors Carts $1.95 up. Carriages $7.00 up. WV*’ n. m £ HARDWARE CO. . ■ . • v. ‘THE BUSY BUSINESS” , * -? i