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PAGE SIX YOU’LL DO BETTER AT - Sobel & Bogoslow THE BEGINNING WEEK OF o « * # • * Our Great May Sale Beginning Thursday, May 14th, with a tempting array of Choice Values. Fresh stocks of Merchan- - - disc has been added to our present stocks of extraordinary bargains. The range of sizes, patterns and varieties have been completed. Everything is in readiness for you lo fill your shopping wants here at great savings and Satisfaction. ' Men’s Palm Beach Tropical Suita, actual values $10.00 to $12.00, now .. .. ». .. $5and $6.98 Palm Beach Capa, 50 and 75c valuea, now 39c « • •' • * ’. All Wool Blue Serge and other attractive Summer Suita, $12.50 to $15.00 valuea, now...... .. .. .. $8.98 $10.00 Suita for $5.98 $4.00 Trouaera, now .. .*. .. $2.73 . $3.00 Trouaera, now $1.98 $1.00 Black Underakirta .. . 79c $1.00 All color Meaaaline Silk.. \. 69c to 75c Crepe De Chine, now .. .. .. .. 25c Flowered Crepe De Chine 23c $1.26 Giri’s White Dresses, 8 to 14, 1. .. .. .... . . 89c $2.00, $1.75 Ladies’ Skirts $1.49. 98c. 8c Yello.w Homespun .. ./. 5c $1.00 Night Gowns, for . .* ^ ; .. .... 09c 50c Night Gowns, for ;. .. .. .. . 33c $1.50 Trousers for .. 98c Boy Suits Norfolk^, Plj^in and Billgarian Styled $6.98, ^ X ' • . * ^ $4.98,^$3.1>8. 82.50, n\w for .. $5.00, $3.50, $2.25, $1.73 . Man’s Shirt, for • •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• 4 ^TOcMhn’s Shirt for . . .. . ,\. 48c /50c Am os keg Blue, ., . .35c 50 and 75c Neckties, for .. . : .. . ^\ . .. 39c 25c'Necktiea, for .. .. ... .'i.. .... 19c 19c Neckties, for .... .... 10c 50c Silk Half Hose, for .. . .>. .. .'. .... 23c 25c Lisle Thread, for .. 19c 94.00 Shoes, for .; $2.75 $2.98 Men’s Shoes, for $1.95 ' 60 and 39c Corset Covers, 19c $1.25, and $1.00 Shirt Waist 79c 75 and 60c Shirt Waist 39c Sobel & Rogoslow Where the Dollar Does Its, Duty AND STANDASD ■ >. > • MAY 12, 1913 BETTER BUSINESS NOW AT HAND -r*- i>U. P. 4. O NKIU; ‘ ISPK<'l\l.|St. atnj KINO st, nuui.KsTox, k. v. ' Call or writo for Information $ P.trding my ntlvaccod mctU«u of tr-attng Stomach, lavcpf N>rv<r FOoodi Sitin' PUvp. Con* tractt’d Tronhl ^•.^IvWnoy, Bladder, and I’rivaloxfSL'oasos of n.on and wotnem^fot' 1 dUsttlon froo. Hour?: !» A> 5h to 7 .I' # M. Sunday!: lit to i AUTO REPAIRING N TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS ‘ I take pleasure in announcing that I have returned . to VValterboro arid engaged again in the Repair Business. I will be found at the garage near Wuing’s Laundry, and am now prepared to s^rve you better than ever. Expert work and fair prices to all, * ; . ' ' v ^ - , > Respectfully, . m A-:-.. GENERAL IBIPROVEMENT ALONG ALL LINES IN SOUTH RECENTLY MANY CONTRACTS. GOOD, SPEECHES. BulkHag OpmUloM aad lin|»roT«mcutg The Order of the Dey Down this W«y.* THE THIRTEENTH HEMORIALpLDl - ♦ <0 IRELAND CREEK MEMOR IAL ASSOCIATION EN- . JOY MEETING. Addressee by Several Speakers Walterhortfr—Principal Ad dress by M. P. Howell. The Industrial Index, published at Columbus. Ga., for the great South east. says: . " - "The declaration by the officials of a conservative and substantial banking house of tte Southeast that i w||B better business, increased optimism ap well, and presented r .la? ,l,cr * r >' “WtoL dinner was «rv. today, and that the change of f***!-;^ on the.tables erected on the rrounds, and the afternoon spsnt in three weeeks'fds one of the cloaree* notes, of encougagement that has been sounded. “In consonance with this is the fact that ah important feature! of the construction news for (he week is comprised in announcements to award of building contracts. "Plana have been prepared for the erection of a cluShonse and hotel at cost of $250,000 near Mobile. Ala..' for/a Chicago club. “An election has been ordered in brooks epunty. Georgia, upon the Issuance of $400,000 of road and bridge construction bonds. “Augusta, G*. has awarded con tracts for additional levee construc tion for sums aggregating $121.- 144. “A contract has been awarded In a Florida section for the construc tion of a series of canals that will connect twenty lakes and provide a continuous waterway about twenty mllaa in length. , ' “Arrangementa have been perfect ed for the construction of 142,miles of drainage ditches in a Florida sec tion. '“Seventeen coroomtIons have been formed with capital atocka aggregat ing $534,000. “Among the items of construction work to be dhne,. as reported this week, are: ' “Church buijding to be remodel ed. Tallapoosa Ga.; clubhouse to-be remodeled. Atlanta. Ga.; factory building. Atlanta. Ga.; and Charles ton. S. C,- park improvement. Au- eusta.'Ga.,'ard > T iami. Fla.; paving. \ndersrn and Charleston. S. C\: li- brary building. .Huntsville.' Ala.: 'cbeol building*; four. Atlanta. Ga . Boiling Springr-. S.* C., and near riant City, ffia.; thentre * buildih^: Tampa. Fla..: viaduct. Birmingham, Ma.;« •watorworRs, system, Brlzont. Miss. “Conrtrurtirn cortr-’rts hav^been awarded as follow^: “Apartment hm!«e<a. Atla’t^. Ga . md St Pcterburg. Fla.:,bank builrt- 'nc. T.ive Oak.iFla: «ouribou.-c .and iail. .Taseer coupty, Georgia': bridge. GreenS, C.: dm k«, .lackson- ■' ille.'Fla.; hotel building addition. Huntsville, A^a.: paving. Gulfport, "la.; church home. >25,0.0^, Mo bile. Ala : school buildings. Cades and Darlineton. S. C.: road. Perry -ounty. Alabama: railroad •YUen- sion. near Bartow. Fla.‘: sewer*. Manning. S. G.; and Mobile. Ala.: street improvement. Gadsden. Ala.' i (•ambling IMd It The tragedy so often associated Ulth a life ill spent was patheticallv expressed in the dying statement «»f a charity patient In one of *he ChU fT*!* 0 that "t* 1 **' I° rd8 ° f cago hospitals. The man had SQua.- were Kee »> the memorial dere4 all his N 'numey in gamhfing .l( led him to forsake his wife and fam ilV and to ramble oyer a great part of the earth in a vain attempt to recoup his fortune. Returning 'to Chicago hopelessly iM and without money, be died In the*hospital> Just before death he whispered t6 x th** nurse: “Tell my friends that I paid for my folly with ray life. Gambl ing did, it all.” There was a whole sermon In that confession, and it ought to be an effective warning. — Orangeburg Times ft Democrat. REAR DEATH ' . it SHoneim alive. A MIVISTEK’S KXDOKSKMENT. 4 Fwrlafluito and ChiMren. of ALCOHOL $ FXB < kh I*rl Infan The^ 13th annual memorial exer cises at Ireland Creek was observed Saturday. Although the weather was threatening the attendance was ; good, there being at least 400 per- -ons present. The grounds had up well, and in After the •-o<ial converse by the young and the elderly persons present. The exercises consisted of an op ening address by Joseph I^ingdaie. followed with prayer by Rev. J. M. Craven and the singtng of several sacred songs. The principal ad dress was delivered by M. P. Howell, who Jook for- his theme “Life.” He sooke of the. responsibilities and the duties of life; and what one owe* to the community in which he lives. He held that a man should perform some public work, and take an in terest in matters tending to uplift the community. Mr. Howell re ceived the closest attention- of all present and was liberally applauded. The next speaker was Rev. J. M. Craven who took a text and preach- 811 a strong sermon. , He said that many persona are like a line burning trash in n yard which is being clean ed up. >The fire-la almost extin guished hr heaping trash upon It. So la the life o fmanv a person. By piling up on one’s life manv of the things allowed to accumulate as hindrances, the fires of determina tion and purity are almost extin guished. One should keep them from going out by the determination to do -well. Th* ls«t sneaker before dinner w** W. W. Smoak. edWor of The Press and Standard, who made .•* few remarks onlv on account of the lateness of the hour. He urged th* young neople of the nudience to live such lives as that their memor ials ir.lll bo worthy and of v.hifb they may well Ije oroud. A ft o’" dinner the audidOcc e-rsln assembled and Hoft. D. L. . Sm'tb «poV:*> fo r - r. ‘quarter .of an houfrvpay a tribute to the veterans on* nnd to iho women. He stat-d (t-nt the rrinoinle* for v-fflcb ou* rvrtier*- fought If. the \Y;tr betw-eer tho Sections was just os much aliv oH over »hev had Imen and'• nr.t thel- rons still held to them: Mr. Snii:’ snpealed to the voters present tc turn out at the pojls in Reutenihr,- r.*i'l \ot.e to destroy Hie damninr In fuence /if strong drink in Colleton county, by voting for prohibition. \t the conclusion of Mr. Bmith’s address an election was held to fill the vacancy in the meiporia) asso- niation caused by the death of A. I Linder who had died since the last meeting. Joseph Lanrdale was unanimously chosen to fill this va cancy. During the day manv reference* wero made to Mr. Linder who had so faithfully worked for the success of the Ireland freek meromial as sociation. It was stated by Mr. (hmogiforphuKel Not Narcotic. .risMisss Worms liMiuiiM i Wi A InmaMiLosiOrSLggp. icSaalt SlHMMR (t \^8S7 NEW YORK. jj I, " si Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature tf Use For Over Thirtjr Years icser*’ -j Screen Against Disease If you would remain in health * 4 - ■ c* . • ' I during the summer your house i!; must be screened against flies and . - . t . . 7 ! mosquitos. The cost will be small, but it will be much cheaper at any price than a spell of typhoid fever. Window Screens Adjustable. / ‘W* * . ” ■ / Screen wire for repeuring or for windows and porches. .... *. ■' , KOGER HARDWARE Waltcrboro Clergyman Has Twice Recommended Doan's Kidney Pills. Mr. Halford hak been a resident of this community for years and.his Ijord and nam-vare high Is resp'rot- This public utterance, coming from Mr.. Halford, as a message of Walterbdro people forms the most cinvlnclngvprocjf of merit doubly so because his woTH* are well conflrm- “d. ' Every man. woman and child her« ’ will profit by this ^satisfying festimonv—it's an example well worth following. • B. F. Halford, minister. Waltor- boro. says: “I u^d Doan’sSs Kidney Pills when T hatf 5 any rvrrntmos of kidney trouble lyid always find tb^m - s* « • j very good. You may (Ontlnue to iiX Bat Hc$Mad, Will Aid of Cardni, try former «t i»enier« r^fcor ntem’- KEVERO GARDEN HOSE f The IJose That Does Not Kink For this reason will last six times as long as cheap hose that will. We ffive lawn,'sprinkler with 50 ieet , or more of hose. COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY, 823 West Gervais St. - - Columbia, S. C. Effects Her Delifensce. ■ ♦ y' *e X WWW 14 K.% . $tMr leorttM •ei’t Cirt *• Ae war tf raw*, no autler of bow long wanting, r r* cured bg thf wonderiul, old reUabie Dr. ' orter’* Anhaeptic Healing CHL It relieraa ’au. and UmA» -t ibe aaiae taac. Sc Me, ILM For Weakness end Lose of Appetite Til* Old Standard reaeral •trengthealag tonic. .ROVjc s TASTFLKSS ct»i!l TONIC, dnvea out vtalarfa aad bnhd* »r*te"t.. A tm: tonie V aurr Appctuer. r Jr aJu::» a-d chiidiea. .jc. Draper, N C.—Mrs. Helen DaMon, of (his place, says:, “I suffered for years, w ith pains in my leif side, and would ojten almost smother to death. ’ * * Medicines patched me up for awhile ! but then I would get worse again. Final- ! ly, my husband decided he wanted me to try Cardui, (he weman’s tonic, so he bought rye. a bottle and I ber^n using it It did me more good than all the medi cines I had taken. I have induced many of my friends to Iry Cardui, and they all sayjhey have been benefited by its use. ThUre never has been, and never will be, a medicine io compare with Cardui. 1 believe it is I good medicine for alt womanly, trou bles.” „ Foe over 50 years, Cardui has been re lieving weman’s sufferings and building weak women tip to health add strength. , It you are a woman, give it a lair trial. •» should surely help you, as it has a milTioe others. Get a bottle of Cardui to-day. In? Dtottn’* Kidney Pills ' T Think *->» well a* them ■.now ns 1 did when I first nnd or sei them*’ F.y.ice>r*fic. at all:d^sVrs Don r i oltnplv n*k for a • ki->'*y. romedv- <v>t Doan’ Kidnov pifis jHi,. pnmc ! t’,at Mr IT«!ford li.n.d'^ rbri^r-Mil- iburn Co., Prpr's.. Buf^iio, \. Y. \ •* ~ X RU3-MY-T|SM •Will cure your, Bhenmafiam Neuralgia; Headaches, Cramps, Colic, Sprains, Bruises, 'Cuts and Buyns, OM Sores, Stings of Insects Etc* Antiseptic Anodyne, used in* temally an i extemallyr Price 25c, THX BA1LETJXBBYCO »>«»»#*• _ Dsst, on jroar cm TmUMat ior Vmmw* , 4' > . - V ' * > Tww. for SmruU rwgsbook.-fiomo H.C. AS UBBER iRdOtiNG*' CHARLK8TON.&.(L k.xpi kt All'l FOU iu hal womfTv, AVir.tlrrop roll“ge. Ma>N- ifi.—At theX*onferonce fur Ednentlorr and IndnstXu'* iu the Fouth rt (iintln- nooga-. AWil ^T-'toNo. Hie need of n expert riv help IJiKrural v uni on „as agreed uK The «oynty farm demonFtrator is><^-ry«nv help the ment; the girls’ rhiUVorganirerds do- .ihg the same for th'NHr.l! 5 : hut the neeods of the rural wom^n. so Aitr. haye not received l he sanitsmogni-^ tion. \ . A tratijXd woninn worker Is nned- ed to beirtthe rural women demonstrations ih rooking and sew-' ing. by advitV as to home-nursing and sanitation.' by rounsei ronoern- ing garden ftnd.popltry, by sUggps- tion roncerning drjsasmaklng and mHMneb". by help In purrhasing and marketing the supplies of the home, by inspiration and information which shall give an impetus tq the community life throtigh the rujarl woman. • - VN The women oh the farm does re- ceit,ve some helb from the help whirh femes to hushand and daughter, huh it is or.l> fair that her own problems rereive consideration and first-hand help. o o o p o o e o o p o o o o o o o o 0 PROFESSIONAL " 0 CARDS. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOtSD l^’os ^ EScamined scienJiLic..! '• Classes' and Artificial Eyes fill ed. Satisfaction guaranteed. ' y' 0 ’ ' J. A. WESTERBERC, ' *’ jr -- v. -V OPTflMKTIllST. r.ii«h>ntO(l bjv th«> (tlolM* ’ Opiinil < <>. DR A. J. ANDERSON. 1 ' X ' DENTAL SURGEON. OFFICE HO^M: 9 A. M. to 2 P.M.; 8 P. MN<> C F. M VPHONE IOOX . X, \ WALTERBORO, 8. £• x X E B Way of Mt. Carmel was In the city Monday. TIN QmWm Uni But IM Affsct The Held Bfcanae ol its tonic and laxative eSect LAXA- TIVK RROMO QCININR ia batter than ordmit. S inine aad doe* aot «a«ae aervou»ne»« » fiag ia head. Reaaemher the Inlt name > loair lor tha •igaatar* ol X. ’V caotAt ^ 5c - N. X ' X X J/s -l X- v*, 4