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^ ^ / Drive the malarial conditions forever out of jrour system with ki Roberts* Tastdess Chffl Took. N rlt conquers Chills, LaGrippe and : f avers like magic, elt purifies the blood ; and banishes that tired, lanquid feeling. It puts 1 new life into you, makes you Strong and well, able to easily accomplish jour life’s work. It is guaranteed teftdo what we say it wtlL Your wy safunded if it faiU At faur drag storw-2Sc. aad 80c. Drug Corporatioi •SNmm EASmi] DICTATION-EASIER TRANSCRIBING—THArS THE WAT OF THE DICTAPIIONE It**thejHrgptmethol of dictation—no loot motions in be- twoeo. Yonr operator really copies what you say. You set through your stack of mail much faster than you would by Mf other method of dictation and you have the comfortable feeling in your inaide, right along, that the first ten letters you dictated were already in process of typewriting the minute you •aid "Your* truly” on the tenth one—and you can keep ahead •f ydftr* operator all the rest of the day. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND FULL PARTICULARS ■v eYCK m FJV STATION CHS OFFICE OUTFITTERS S AVAN NT AH. GA. \ EXCLUSIVE AGENTS, SAVANNAH, CA. STORE at SMOAKS, S. C. 1 have opened :n UP-TO-THE-MINUTE MILLINERY . AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUSINESS Miss Florence Jg ics of-Ashton. an Expert MtUtner. who has charge of the Millinery Department, has jj*t returned from Atlanta, : where she purchased an immense stock of rdideries, Etc. i Our Hatt are the latest styles and shapes and we cordially invite the ladies of Smoaks and surrounding community to "call and in spect our goods before purchasing elsewhere. General Merchandise, Department ' £*Our General Merchandise Department is complete: Gents' Furnishings, Hats. Shoes, Dfy Goods, Notions, Fancy and Staple Gro ceries—A. M. Padgett in charge. MSR. M. M. PADGETT SMOAKS, S. C. MASON HODGE PLACE Pine Millinery! EatTtrimrned to order. Full line of latest style Hats al. ways on han 1. Public cordi ally invited, ;—: ?—; fc ' ' >» HRS. SIDNEY JONES flattrahatrhio, t : i So. Car. watte sta? Beak* of atsat last, l.**l tea was toM te awtal toalgat of tea iMkllaMiaU a fat; eh tw « “l do ate knew tea i ( which tea Tltaala waa aotag, i Mr. iMuap ta reply to a aw l-tke kit tea toakarg a gtaaelag ttaar lag tea aakauate! eetectropbe. Of out of tka tragedy, tkaaa are tea ■eltmt: Tie deatk U*t kac hem t rather tl Six cued. Practically every child, with tea eicopttm at women who refused ta kmw k ns beads, wm saved. Amoag these last eras Mra. Straus. The lift of prumtamt mm li-j steads as at tint rep set ad. Among them are: Col. 7eha Ja cob Aster, Isador Straus. Baajill Oucgeahelm, George D. Wldsuer. MaJ. Ariehlbald BNitt. military aide of Prealdeat Taft; Heary B. Harris, the theatrical manager, aad Chartss M. Hcys, president of tea ORUUd lYunk railway. j Saw LighU Go Deem. I The survivors oa tee lifeboats saw the lights oa the stricken vessel | cUmmer to the last, heard Bar * playing red caw tee doomed ,— deeds oa her deck and heard their groans and cries when the veaaal sank. * Accounts vary as to tee extent of the disorder on hoard. Not onlp was the Tltente tear- lag through the April night *0 her doom with every ounce of steam crowded bn, hut she was under or ders from the general officee of the ; ir.e to make the . «— - te | New Tam. April II. _ lowing tihulitteu of tea sited aad crew m heard the with fol- mmittea of paaoaugera. Appronawte a am her of *l gen aboard—lint riaaa. lit; am end class, SSI; third claaa, TSO Officers aad «ww. S4S; total. t,S4S. Number of paaaoagen aavad by Carpathis—Tint eteaa. tit: aaeoud rlass, lit; third eteaa. It*; total paaseagen saved, SIS. Members of ergw aared—-Otfloatg. 4; seamea. St; stewards, ft; ft re in es. 71. Total members of craw saved. Sit. Total savad passengers and craw, 741. " Total tramher perished, 1,111. Six of those rescued died later. First and second cabin passen gers. CM; first and second cabin pamaangsrs aavad. III. Total cabin passengers lost. 111. BALA) HKADS JTOT WANISD. la rd a I A bald-haadod peraon dots not have an agunl chanoo with mo btessed with n healthy bend of hair bora use baldness Is too generally accepted as an indication of . age. Mr-ny large corporations have •stab- lished an age limit, aad refaae to take men over II yean of ago so new employees. Probably tS per cent of bald-head .. ed people may regain a good head of which she wss etgable. This ©C hair if they wlU follow our ed- the statement made tonight by J. rlce aBd 0 ar offer. We have H. Moody, s quarter master of tea | a that we positively guat- vessel and helmsmsk on tho night miltee to grow galr oa any head, an- of the disaster. Ha se4d tho ahlp was making 21 knots an hour and the officers were striving to live up to the orders to smash tho rec ord. ' > * 4 “Fort Your Motes.** It was cloee to midnightV said Moody, “and I was oa tho bridge with t)% second officer. Who was in commr-nd. Suddenly ho shouted. ‘Port your helm.* I did us, hut COMMON SUMS. Xattlom Sandora* at eL Job* B. Smlsta. utai. Bf vlrtua af te* dooms if court jkarau. I wfll aril ut pteBi outcry before tho Court Mow WaMorhoro m Sate Bar In met. (Oth day), tea Mtewia ertbad rmlty, within tea tapal of aalo: All that, tract or pteataOou loud, situate la tho County I** niaatatlaw. a follows: All tt attos or tract of land actuated tho Cousty of Colletou aad ■oath Carolina, tho same Min part of tho Planlatim known “Beeck Hlir*. omtelalag otorm dred aad alaatem and onokalf less the roots of the hair are en tirely deed, their foUatles closed, an the scalp has heconie glased sed shiny. We want people to try this remedy st oar risk, wite tke dis tinct understandisg that unless tt docs etectly whet we claim It will and gives satisfaction in every res pect. We shall maks no charge for the remedy used daring the trial.' We know exactly what ws era It was too tete. We struck tho mb- u , k i ng about, and with this offer merged portion of the berg. Of the many accounts gi back our statements no one should . scoff, doubt our word, or hesitate the passengers, most said the shock to pttl our remedy t 0 an actual tost, ss the Titanic hit the iceberg, al though ripping her grant sides like We went every one In Walterboro who is suffering from any scalp or hair trouble, dandruff, falling half or baldness to try our Reaall v “PI** t sides giant can opener, did not greatly Jar the entire vessel, for tho Mow was a glancing oi-s along hef side, i Hf , r T onjc—We west them to ase The accounts r-lso agree suhstsnti- lt regularly—say until three bottles ally that as the paseeagm warn tak haTe been nsad—and If it does not en off there was no eerlous P*hte- i eradicate dandruff, cleanse sod re* The most dlsRrssalsg storiaa are the scalp, ttehtm the hair In those giving tb* yteorienm of tej jt* roots and grow new help We will passengers in lifeboats. Them tell every eeat paid us for the not only of thelr ° w “ Aemedy ter tee mere asking. Ihere give the harrowing details ofhow ^ uo fom<atty expected, and we ex- they saw the great hulk of the Tl- ^ ohllgntlon from the user ts^e stand on end, stern up, for ^ggtever mi*F minutes before piangisg to thg ^ w< ar0 e^blisked right here in bottoni - - fn ' ^FMterhoro, and make this offer was Witnessed by the with s full understanding that our survivor, in the boats, they ptein- business success entirely depends y saw many ef those whom they the wrt of traatment we Just left behind leaping from the e g rd decks into tee water. 7 I J. Brice Ismr-y, one of the owners ^ were nositivelv certain that we ° f mir ' wh jL, w “ am °7 ^rs^h^r^irr^u- tbe 74* odd men mved. P A Umiak Remember, you can obtain Flranklln, vice president of the Remedies in this community White Star line, sad United Suteo Senator Wm. A Idee Smith, chair man of the senate investigating com mittee, held a ooafareoco aboard tho onr customers, and we would not dare nuke the above offer unlet at our store—The Rexsll The Walterboro Drug Co. m Carpathla soon after tho had come ashore tonight. After nearly aa hour Senator Smith said he had no authority to sukpaeas witnesses at this tiara, hut 'would begin an inweetigatioa late tho cause of tho teas of the Tltdatc at tee WoMarf-Aatoria ho tel tomorrow. > Ha aaaoaased test Mr. Isasar had eoaaeuted to appear at the hearing aad that Mr. Frarh- Ua aad Ura eurrtvtng officers ef Tftaalc would appear for exsmlao- tlon. He mid tho eoovm the fa tlgatloa would follow would he tenslaod after the prallmiaary Uig. Seaator Smith mas questioned ro to the speed the Tltaalc was making #hec> she crushod Into the leo- berg. He said he hod asked Mr. Ismay hut declined to any what Mr. Ismr-y replied. Mr. lamay tonight gave out the following prepared statement regarding the disaster:. J. C. Strickland, of Stokes was tkose who had business in town Mortify. Of. A. J. Anderson , DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: {£•?*• i J* • “ W* ••• • ^ mort or North by Hoasootead Tract of Bur* rail Saaders; oa tho South by lands laid oat to Richard Woodward; oa tho Bast hr Flahpead aad Chsrlae- toa road aad lands formerly of James 8. (Mover, occupied by Wil liam Fraser; aad oa tho West bp leads laid oat to Jobs Woodward aad particularly dascribed oa a plat of tho same by Archibald bell, William Hateoa aad that tho first beariag date hor It, 1141. Tho fee la tho above leads will ho sold, tho life eatmteo created uader tho wfll dt Mia, J. Saaders being reserved. Terms of ealo cash. Parehaoer to pay for papora. C. O. Henderson, Master. April 14. 1111. MASTBR'S SALE. The State of Sonth Carolina, CoUeton County. COMMON PLEAS. Perry O. Smith, as Administrator ot Ann k. Mnrrsll, deceased, and In his own right, ^ vs. Owen H.Smith, et al. By virtue of above Court herein, I will sell at public outcry before the Court Hons# In Walterboro, on Solo Day la May next; (4th day), tho following described realty, with in the legal hoars of oalO: All that trset or parcel of lead situate Id the Couaty aad State aforesaid, about oae mil# North west of Walterboro, cooteiuiag fif teen ceres, more or less, aad bound ed by lands of Lucas, (XBryaa, Ow en Smith and others. to pay for papdrs. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser ^ C. O. Henderson, Master. April II. IMt . , TO HSR matte Party tho airTtfirf to ho i greetings oa tho day, tho ITte day^of tela Bash Ctah wlM otect aa •loot Islsgstss to Ura i tlon to ho hoM os tho teste may, aext at tho Cowt club to eatltted to each twsatp five for a majority traettad thscaof. Tho Couaty Ooarostiou win slate Itesgatra to tho State Ooupsatten aad a State tewauttFs ObmteRtos cad a County Chairman. Mho Prootdoat nod Sosretarr of each Club Is hereby notiftei that their dslegateo to tho Comaty veatloa must have eredeotlate ed by tho Prutedoat of each club aad that they mute have a duly cutheatteated oopy of their club by which tho tlon of the eluh la Ura Oeuaty 0 veatloa may ho computed. Failure to here each eluh Hot difficulty tu oostlas tho officials of the various are urgently requested - to purse their lists of all aamw not prop erly befoeglag thereon as aetoal Tins will oat prevent tea enrolling prior to Ura elections of sack names of for eoaveotea names on othor elnb lists thou their NOTICE. On the fad day of May. 111!. I will make mp final rat ora aad im mediately thereafter apply to tho Probate Judge of Colleton county for Letters Diomtssory of tho .'es tate of J. C. Padgett. J. O. Padgett, f Executor. Walterboro, Apr. 6. 4-10-4L M. P. HOWBLtw erhoro. S. C., April lltk, l*tt. 4-lT-tt. you gltk our owe postilve popraual guarantee, that If thoy do got thor oughly oattsfy you. you ouly fraud toll oa aad wo wW hood booh to po every penny you paid oa lac them upon our rsaora—udatton you take no risk whatsvor. Rexatl OrdsrUaa taoto Uho and are eaten like oaadyt They do not gripe. o THE EFFECTIVE LAXATIVE isny Tsatee Like and Is In oar experieaee la tke handling of. drags and modlelaoo, we be lieve wo have never had exp with any remedy that gave greet satisfaction to our sustomors a do Retail Orderlies. This Rsaisdy Is not like any othor laxative or cathartic. It eoatafhs all tho pood features of othor laxatives, hut note of their faults. Our own faith la Reaall Orderlies is so strong t* at wo offer them to That oat so > tans al so easily that thatf may M takas at an time, day or MghL They ago par- Meularly good ter ehOdrau, apod, or doHeate porsaas Thor ora put ta of Pie. labiate to throe Frtoao. Ut, tie.. bo obtained te this at our BWk, Jr., of r* “In the presence sod under tho Shadows or a catastrophe so over-) lOOn. WALTERBORO 8. 0 whelming my feelings era deep for expression la words, and i I can oaly say that the White Star J line officers and employees will do< everything humanly possible to al leviate the sufferings and sorrow* of the relatives aqd friends of those wh* perished. The Tltsale wss tho last word In ship buildiap Every regulation prescribed by thu British board of trade hsd been strictly compiled with. The master officers and crew were the mote experienced and skillful in the Brit*- itb service. “f am Informed that s committee of the United Rtatee senate baa been appointed to 'tnvestlxate tho circumstances of the accident. ' I heartily welcome the most rnsi- plete and. exhaustive icwestigatlop and any rid that I or my associated or our builders or navigators cant loader is at the service of the pub lic and governments of both tho Bolted States nod OrarX Britlan.’* 1. V. BUCK SR, • DENTAL SURGEON> I hove reopened my dental t office, oad have associated O wHh me DR. JOHN H. t BAKER. All work given ? prompt attention. | Office next Terry A Shaffer’s * § St ° r * | 9 Office Hours: 8.80 am to 8 r p. m. 8 to 6 p. Ohr g ’Fpone No. 87a. J Wmlterboro, S C | i JOHN BL HUGHS. SUMOMON-DENTnrr. •b.a ( - * (Mwwwm Macon, Ga. May 7tib»9di —-VlAr— Atlantic Coast Line Railroad THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH SELING DATES May 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th, 1912 • PINAL LIMIT _ To reach original starling point not later than midnight of May 15th, 1912, unless ticket deposited for extension, by original purchaser, with Jos. Richardson. Special Agent, No. 414 Fourth street. If aeon. Ga.- not later than May 15th, and upon payment fee of 60 cents, limit may be extended to June 5th, 1912. ' n i For information with reference schAules. reservations, etc., call on local Ticket ageut, or address T. C. WHITE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT. WILMINGTON. N. C. Jr. ?Sf >*T V