Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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w r J >.- .^-^qgg;,«»98^g^ I ' fMkSMuafvk, < -» iTC*' / 1913. > • 'i • ( ’ v.’ ■ Z 1 - «- £ . /* _L A_L baniKBts m Uso Uoiy BMuttfol flhirtwalati and HUdr-BloHM*, in all Colon, and Strioa—Valna, fl.H and IL2S. HandaonM Whita and CNaa Color Wnh SUrte- Valu* : |LM and $1-25 » s*f 79c. Elegant One Piece Dreeeee,. in all Colon, and alao White, for Ladiee* and Misses—value... .91.25 and $1^0 Special Five F. C. qeee et teies was Mgju+Mm-tr I~-Mar 9t peak aeaier la tswa. . • • • mok'O^ali mt PaaM Hea J.U lla teva W. J. (TQaia cafisi*to sm as whlls Mrs Tatt of Baltteoro.ls vliiUng fear sSsfetr. XKn B. i. WilaoU. 0 • • • Mr sa4 Mia'C. Dl C. A4ssm vara | is tow this araak. • • • H. T, Haraioa aa4 vtfo of Poais ora Is tow ^spetag o o o sA. C. Prsls■< of ssss Is tova flstaresjr. o o • Lsvraaso 0*Qsts of PoaW ■osg taoos la tow latarSar. . o o o Hosiy Brsst of iaUsrs was la low Sstorisr oa kaalaaoB. o o ' o L. BotUsear of PaaM hod Sasiaaos la tova flatardag. o o o * I. P. Baals of MaafeavrUlo'vas la | tova Batardag. A. Boaaott of liod^s Bad bssisoas la tow Batarday. Coy Thosus of Colambas vas la tow Wpdasoday., # - * • • J. B. Oloror. of Cbarlostoa. la rlsltiag bis aMtbsr at Walter boro. * * * T. 8. Boynton Of Hendersonville vas la tow Friday. o • • J. H. Roberts sad vlfe of Roots 4 vere la tow ebon#Lag Friday, e • e Mrs T. R. Bootle of Charleston is visiting her Mother soar 8token. Holes MUP of Ao» their aant, Mrs A. -9 • ~~ Mrs A L. Tnrnor sad baby of Otter Creek. Fla., are visiting rela- lives In tow [< U. H. Carter, oas of Henderson* | HrH. W.Cobeo Stofe THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD” ■; 11 m m SHOE & HU SUE Begrinning August 1st and Continuing un til September IsJ, 1913 . Oipr entire Stock of Ladies, Mens and Boys Low Quarter Shoes, La dies and Misses White Canvas; Shoes, Mens and boys Straw Hats. At 20 Per Cent Below ^ &*• The Brick Store S . MRS. W. A? BLACK’S MILLINERY BUSINESS FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF THR DBATH OF MY WIFI. MRS. W. A. BLACK. I WISH* TO hBLL HER ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY. NOTIONS AND DRESS GOODS OUT AT ONCE. WISH TO SELL IN BULK. THIS IS .THE BEST STAND FOR A MlLtH- < NBRY BUSINESS IN THE 4t)WN OF WALTERBORO. APPLY AT ONCE TO— W. A. BLACK WALTBHBOItO. A C. * THOSE INDEBTED TO THE DE CEASED WILL PLEASE HAKE PAYMENT AT THE STORE AT ' ONCE. BE SURE TO. Attend The Joe Langdale of Weeks van In tow Friday. Magistrate if. J. Oiveoa. of Nev* vllle, vas in Friday. Julios Kinard of Saldors vas la tow Friday. e e e Capt aad Mrs O. W. Way of ML Carmel vere la tova Friday. Mrs W. O. Marvia aad daagkter visited Mrs Seareoa one day laat week. e e e Jack Klaaey baa returned from Charleeton vkere he hue been spend* | lag sometisie * • • • O. W. Sveat aad Vila of Header •onvtlle vere eeea on the streetaj atnrday. V • • • Mr and Mrs W. O. Benton and son. W. O. Jr., of Savannah are visiting relative# in and near tovn. • • • H. O. Herndon and D. W. Nettles of Hendersonville vere In town Sat* urday.> • • • J. W. Preacher and eon. Oatba. of Ruffin were in tovn on business Sat* urday. • • • -Jg. C. Bennett has returned home after a pleasant vosk on Sullivan’e! Island. • • Mrs B. C. Praaer and daughter. Miss Edith, of Hardeville are visiting Mrs C. D. May. e e e t Padgett le spending | * • iderso vllle’s prosperous merchants, called to see os vhlle In tow Monday. . • • • ' Smith WnStbury of Orovor is visit* lug his snnL Mrs W. H. Padgett, In tovn this veek. A. B. Carter? ono of Ritter's pros perous farmers, called in to s^o ns srhtle In tova Monday. see Henry Hyrno of Angnsta la spend ing several weeks vith relatives la and around Walterboro. Mrs H. A. ficoL 'has returned hosM after epeading several days very pleasantly In Charleeton. • • • J. D. Rainey, A Flan aad A. M. Summerall speat Saturday on the Isle of Palma. Mrs. R. M. Carter and children of Hendersonville left Monday for thoir aov homo la Spartinbnrg. • • # J. M. Speights, oas of Hoadorsoa- ville’s prosperous farmers, vss In town Wedneoday on business. • • • ■ Mrs. B. H. Graves and children left today for Savannah and other parts of Ga. where they will visit relatives. Miss Pearl Still, who has been spending sometime with her sister in Augusta returned to her home here, she vas accompanied by her little niece. Mrs. E. R.*Grnnt*nnd daughter Miss M. V. West, who hns been visit ing Mrs. 8. M. Crosby sad frlenda, re turned to their home in < Daytona Bench Fin. ^ few days ago. Launch Party. Charleston, July 17.—Special: On last Sunday, July 13th. Mr and Mra W. E. Scarboro gave a delightful launch party , In their launch ‘Grace", in honor of their guests, Mrs H. A. Francis and daughter, Mias Ethel. A delightful afternoon vas | passed. Refreshments ware served aboard, and the parties report a most delightful trip. RELIABLE _ Wllick? TA# Cmmfmfg CkmJr A mtShi 9m **• m&? j gmgr ytt Ohfg m* tbg Cmmfmrt Choir Let Ikt Wkalg Ftmtty Grds Egfey the BLUE GRASS LAWN SWING 1 ^ Cea you eoncoive of a happlor picturo than (bther, wot ha r, baby aad the (row i- aps, wbiliag away contantodly, aa hour or two la a large, roomy, comfortablo lawn swing? The Blue Grass is that swing exactly —‘‘large, roomy, comforti'ile,’* aad if there’s aay other device of pleasure or recreation that more effectively laetil.i into the child’s mind a love for home, v/o are unable to recall it. The Blue Gran:; Lawu Swing is a retreat oouo tho lesu charming for “two". Substantially built, h.gh’.y finished, 'ani . securely bolted throughout. Seats are adjustable bin Is ward or forward, and measure 36 x Id inches. j^oxclujive^feature^thS^Mi^ oak^jremtherj^oa^JJj^y^ Tho entire swing folds compactly (flat), and, if de sired. can conventeatiy be stored away and sheltered for the winter moeiths. s KaUe somo ono happy with a Slue Grass Lawn Swing. Brown Furniture Company Walterboro, South Carolina SEEDS DK,E PRIDE FROM RELIABLE PEOPLE CftUFAS, VELVET BEANS, *■ Amber, and Orange Cane. North Carolina Peanuts, Georgia and Span ish Peanuts, Pearl or Cat Tail Mil let Tennessee German'Millet, Select Seed Corns. Improved Brown Seed Peterklns Cotton. Price on applica tion. Send for Catalogue. WRITE SHUPTRINE CO, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. At Is ape Ivea la Coi ottage- SALE AT Mrs. B. Levy’s. AH goods must be sold regardless price. or We regret very much to leara of the lose of Mr. Julius Aveat which vas one of his tae match mules last veek. J. B. Ackerman, who kas been sell- tng soma beautiful tomatoes, reports that^hey vere seriously damaged by the recent dry veat^affir 1 Col C. Q. Henderson has not been able to attend to his duties for sev eral days oa account of slcknssa, but we are glad to be able to say that he is better now. County Supt of Education Hugo 8. Strickland has purchased s 4t-H. P. Buirk roadster from A. B. Ben- net of Holly Hill. Eli Smith of Round had business in town Wednesday. * • • H. W. Sanders of Doctor's Creek was la tova today. Mrs L. C. sometime vith relati vllle. e e e Miss Minnie Price, who has bees spending sometime la town vith Mtsa Dollte Pries haa returned to her home la Barnwell. B. L. Jones*aad O* W. Herudoa, two prominent citisens ef had business In Walterboro day. e e- e F. W. Fraser, of Florence, who haa taan spending hie vnenttan In Walter-1 bare with relatives, will return w J Saturday. e e e R. M Carter nf Headeranavtlle left laet Thursday for Spartanburg aw here he will go Into besineas with Mr Roan. Mra L. W. McTeay la netting slater at Greenville, where she will | vad somatimn aad than go oa to| Caesar's Hand to spend • • • ml As automobile party composed of D. F. Campbell. L. B. Houck. T. J. McDaniel, H. C. Olpver aad H. C. Frlpp left Saturday tor Charleston, returning Monday. Mr and Mra A* E. Jones. aeeom-| panted by Misses Nellie aad Mary f Trice and Mias Ola Horsey, left Sat urday by automoblla for Charleston. I returning Monday. They report a| very enjoyable trip. • • • Mr and Mrs A. B. Bennett aad daughter. Miss Janie, df Holly Hill, spent Monday and Tuesday la tova, the guests of Mr Ben sett's sister. Mrs W. H. Sanders. They made the trip In their handsome Buick roadster. • • •« Solicitor John H. Peerlfoy of Charleston spent Sunday In tova. the guest of his brother, Jas E. Peuri- foy. Hs left Monday for Bee a fori, where he will hold court. , • he Mae and DeWItt Jacobs, who Have been spending sometime in Savannah with relatives, returned home laat week, accompanied by their grand mother Mrs Jacobs, ' who spent two days vith her see. \ V BETTER and EASIER COOKING A BIG SAVING OF FUEL. Because of the Scientific Construction of the heat circulation—insuring an even distribution. Thft DIXIE PRIDE StpVES cook and bake bet ter than any other land. If cash is scarce open an PHONOGRAPHS I ac Q° un t with us on easy payments. FOR FURNITURE, STOVES. ETC., AT A SPECIAL P^ICEI 31AM up EDISON RECORDS At 20c Each. . and LOT J) ISC HORNLESS] MACHINES, 315.00 With 6 Double Records. The S. Finn Jewelry Co., t Inc. Walterboro, S.C L N. GLOVER Main St, Walterboro, S. C. - S • — Charleston, July 17.—Special: A welcome party van given Thursday, July 17th by Mias Lottie McCanta at >er home la Charleston In honor of Mr Paul Scarboro, of Magnolia. Ark., and her guest. Miss Ethel Francis of Walterboro. The house vaa beautifully decorat- ad In ferna and cut flowers, and the dancing room was draped in red and green. The evening was pleas antly passed by games and dancing after which refreshments were serv ed. The young ladiee were boautlfpl- ly dreseed In evening costumes. Miss Ethel Francia, the guest of honor, wearing a white satin, draped in blue chiffon and trimmed, with pink satin ribbons and persian beads, while Miss McCants, the hostess vas dressed In white embroidered voll over blue satin with pink satin rib bons aad .pearls. The others werel likewise charmingly dressed. Mias McCants proved herself a charming hostess. PERSONAL MENTION Messrs J. K. Getsinger and H. M. Benton of Sniders were visitors to Walterboro Saturday. O * Misses Lee Williamson and Ray Jones and B. St. L. Summerlyn toured to St. George Sunday, where Mias Williamson took the train for Orangeburg. On the return trip they were accompanied byeMlss Jones' cousin. Mias Ella May Howell. The trip was made very successfully. • • • John H. Beach of Route 3 had business hers Saturday. • • • Miss Myrtle Williamson who haa been spending somet’me with Mias Ray Jones left Saturdky morning for Orangeburg. \ V'. • .V