Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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id It W «• *#.•» i|» «P ' ♦ • * ■ * • . A *«i '«■ r, jmoi ii. mi.‘ OM«f fclatf ftbo«t It, Dm •dtton 1 win tef* M iMk of OOP- , if Mag oatHHMM will liter thit wMk too tekm olMor. oaf kao glroa oar k okaaoo to ooa fcow aiaeli th» boyt aa& Mtii got oat whoa Om • art golaf to Um tdltort lag tbftr aam ■odatloa tea .plaatd a rip oaor tbo C. C- ted id to Daate, V*. N harloitoa Broatag Foot tblak that St. Fault to- to CharlMtoa Jutt la tlmt O tte Colloton hookworm. »f tho opinion that if the 8t. Fault had had the i treatment before th* t wat launched, -that tec- id never have aeceded. At they will become Infected Charleetoa hind. and bo telling when they will treatment down there, i worma date back to Co rn and are therefore tac- » ateltnty of ptr apprtda- twa of the toanlr ntaad taken by More Than 100 Beautiful and ahiahle Prtowmnt TREE, to YOU Whbea <ip, you will receive a recove them for every fit Wax you trade at our’ at oar store from ic. You will also of Wool A Special for.. display of Premiums lor any . s — lo holding•*••••••••«••..•••S 5»ooworth More vahaible gifta for. io.oqworth Useful and Beautiful Premium If nek It teals aid over tte State about tte quality of »eu to bo elected to tte logtalataro tkle your. Jteeor tea tboro boot more need for goautub atateemawebtp la a law making body. Poor lawn maki tte paaalo teWor, aad nothing but poor tew* ooa be paio when tte InepBiubor la of poor gaaNty and of ordinary abfUty. It M. there fore, very Important that Collo- toa eead ter tent men to Columbia ns law makere. Colloton la a hard oounty to represent.; Onr poopW have uafovtaaately gotten la tfcV teblt of ooaeurtag their r>pr>noa tali tee. The coneequenee In that pie do not eare to ran tho risk of tbo cedagre their acta will aarely bring nd matter wbnt It done. U this county ie untitled to throe repreaentatlvee, end we believe It Ii, there are enough ^bgiidldatet from which to muke a cholceX Will not some more men of affairs fer, so that the people can have the opportunity to make n choice between greater numbers f 0a tbo Sth far uf JteOk IMS, 1 will aaake my flanl return aad Mh modtetely thareafter apply to tte Frotete Judge of Collatoa oouaty for tettem dhnakmory of tte tato of Joseph Mania, Jr. C. H. Marvta, Admlalntrgtor. Waltorboro, 8. O. May S, itl*: S. W. Haws, of Jobanoa City. Item., tea booa U< Waltorboro fer •evcral day*. Mr. Haws la coa- nected with erveral local aaterjArls- re, bofag a director ta tte Flwt NaUcaal Book, aad oae of Um of tte Palmetto i • Notice te hereby 'glvua that at eiewea o'clock a. a^, oa tte Ittk day of Jaaok lilt, I. J. B. Folk, as gaardlaa of Canto Pearl. Feeder ace Folk, will apply to tte Frotete Coot tor Collctoa Oouaty for IcC- tooc of. flaal discharge aa gaardlaa fer catd ward, she having tucihil tS] yean of ago oad tevtag bgca fully paid all aebueya duo ter by no aad hortog gtuca cm a occcfpt la falL Thin docc act aftoct mp ro* upoaaibllity as gaardlaa tor say ter wards. J. B. FOUL Ouardlaa of Canto Pearl Feeder, see Falk. Wahcrbora. g. C. May St, IMS. ' *-t»-lt. , ) 95.00 worth J- October 1, person • Stye your Trading Stimpt beatuie on Oct 1919, we wffl give ibeoiutdy FREE to the ■a^ulowuemnue Om an owkamiMgMMBgi cmuMMiMk^um noiaing me greatest nuntoer ABessttfeiC Poet CeMen Oak Estes* Olaiag Tabic. llPl^ not get our Trading Stamps and let us Tv ny deride With you the profit on what you buy? All Prcmiuma now 00 display at f*'' - « ** * mm \ x Walterboro’s Popular Store Mt. Oarmei News. Mt. Carmel, June 11.— Special: We have not much news for this weak, but will try to aot>d a tow notea. The farmers are still very busy with tbelr crops, aa grass la growing vary rapidly on account of tbo recent rains. Rev. R. C. Boulware filled hie ap> pleasure to have tbo f sp lead Id schools that kg up ovor tte oouaty. ana » lot to OoHotoU poUtmeat at Mt. Carmel ^ church id tbelr influence wtll bo Mnday. Mlaaen Annie Bryan and Pearl Borns of RattU are viaitiag Mtsaea Mlanlo aad Boulab Carter *m. Mr. and Mm. R. .R. Way aad akUdraa Ulliaa aad Bdaa. visited to WalJ-tero ^ ^ •X tte daralopmaat of a tttoaaahlp. Notblag tec of a good tte » a imply. Ttere akouM bo IMr nokoola to bo adsraeavillo aad Cottago- ola. Lot Bmoaks, Wil- uffln oad otter aoetlom, md organ iae high oebooln. t wbea told there were policemen la Waltorboro agin it.” but after tblak- lie matter more deliberate- *ot know that It la 00 Mo, perhaps after all. that crlmea are multiply- tet reaaon we cannot un- ttulesa it is eanaed by wnvo sweeping the •red. It seeaat, by. some in authority, C^m iValtorboro in having her Mm P. H. SatglattUBd daughtm Willie Mae Saunders, and Mica R& aaatlao Hill, of Round, spent the last fourth Sunday la this section. Mm John Frias uud sore, Ran dolph aad J. B. of Georgia, art visiting her father Mr. L. M. Prtae of thin place, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. dutch, and Children of Pleasant drove visited Mr. aad Mrs. B. N. Beach Sunday afternoon. Mr. gad Mrs. L. W. Beech and children of Stokes visited Mr. L. A. Linder and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sauciers of Stokes visited Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Carter Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Grave*, and little daughter, Sarah, are 'a Spartanburg this week. Mr. dmres having gone to attend the State of petty violations ofl P,r ^• AnaoeUttOD •««! Mra. Crave Vtek, to cm thin a clean fma from all vioiaUoas of »»tega in aa ideal ^ , u , If we don*t please our customers it is not because of our NOT trying 's. * * The sincere desire to please and satisfy, the true courtesy which springs from our mterest ■ O * . v - t in your needs and a loyal eftort to fill them for the plcasure of serving you, this is a notable diarhcteristic of thm store'a organisation. Not mere Up and hand sovice, which an au tomaton could give, but intelligent and interested service, graciously rendered in our capacity as hosts and hostesses whenever we are favored with your presence. We are cer tainly appreciative of the many kipd words and very liberal patronage bestowed on the Taylor Store and dunk you—each and every loyal customer ih Colleton and vicinity. 'r> I to Visit rolntlvea. Death of Ethridge Wall tog. Tho little son of Mr .and Mrs. to attain, but if, Walling died at thbir homo oa to muMpttoattou of law j Jkua Sth. Jlo wan two yearn of agu will telp. AS gap rata u * WMM 111 Mftl F while. The te te mors mnuem that ** ^ •* ttr * "*+**'** gMa om to tte barsa»sd pwkgta ta thatr dlatram tM gw aam tfj :«• msmmmt.irn'tjxm m ptotola te XRutf wtoh • ANNOUNCEMENT! All t h e Brethren of the Masonic Order of Colleton County wiUing to have any in formation in connection with th^ accident and sick benefits of the Masonic Protective As. sodatioD of Worcester, Mass, are requested to apply to NOTICE. The hooka of Reglotrt'Uon for Colleton county will bo open tor registering voters Monday, Tuee- day aad Wednesday, July 1, 3 and 3, ISIS, abj w ll then be dosed till after the primary election, ac cording to law. B. N. Beach. e I. a. Padgett. C. J. Gone, Oouaty Bound of Regtotrattoa. Waltorboro, 8. a Jiao t, ISIS. di. ' - . 'W** » ki ... %.«*-• of this AaBocaarioo. «S4t Just Received From the Mills FRESH FINE GRIST (HUDNUTS). CALL ’PHONE SRC AND GET A SACK FOR *2. rice; s marts for , s cents. Chmce Bed bn Hand Every Day. Prompt Delivery Our Motto G. W. GLOVER : Hampton MO HIT. OR 40. Corern of & R. Avenue aad Hamnton Straet, and you will gave Dr. C. B. k vmt •f WHUama. -ORito. of. WnUama. » * Of tte flRto IT D. Ownin' i. was la mm mm ~ M