Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ ” % o o o o o o o o o o o o o od o o o o a o o o o a'o o o o * TAKE A Kab AK WITH YOU •r'-' '."'v*,. No. 2 A Brownie Price $ 3 .0 ■7. ' ' . " * . So simple. and reliable that any o * * * boy .or girl can make pictures. OTHER BROWNIES v $1.00 TO $12.00 As a reminder DON’T FORGET ’•...*’ » e ■ ; • * .-. ( to replenish your medicine case. You will need FIRST AID for your summer outing. * GET -•• IT AT ^ EVERYTHING THE BEST PHONE .01 WALTERBORO BRIEFLETS. ' m9 —i — Hems of laterest Ganered from the Wireless on 'Streets of Wnlterljoro. the OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOG METHODIST HI XD.W MTHOOI. WIi.i. HOLD PH'Mr. [| Th<' Methodist Sunday School wsill hold its annual picnic Tucsdsr. '•AT..ETE FOR X* EV$r AT COEOXIAI. EKIDW. The Colonial Vheatrc seems to J'ave, solved the problem of furni h- lure 2i» at some place not yet se- ;n* enteMainment t-c tiie people of ■ _ ifccted. It Is thoiiKht that It ariil Wattcrboro and stirrour.dlne!;. Man'- * Zm' tield-at some point accessible to |pentons attend ^roin near by poittts .T tutoriooile or buicc}'. and that th*’ and enjoy the good pictures beinp trip aill.be made in this manner. | shown at \he Colonial. Oncf n : * . • ’#** , " I ^ce'*: an effort is ni.*ue to have a FHH'IKR WAl.TKRROROl \\ i fPft.al feature story. The special MARRIED AT HT. «E<HIUE. **** ls ,‘ A “ Ey * toT pn W’alter Sandifer. formerly a real-' ®. 3r ** a drama .in four parts, or mtber a story with a moral. A full synopsis of this' play will be fo'ind in this paper. Performance will be given afternoon and even-, lag* dent of Walterbofo, a was married 'Sunday. June t. at St. George to ^ Miss Ennis Kisher. the ceremony | taking place at the home of {be bride. Mr. Sandifer Is .now a resi dent of St. George. , \ *** . • BENJAMIN PRICE LEAVES * THE H. W. COHEX STORE. Renjamln Price, who has been FIRST COTTON '■ RIXtOMS OF HEAKON.- The Press and Standard is In re ceipt of two cotton blooms, received through mall Tuesday. Just which with the H. W. Cohen store for'ene of these was the first., we can- some time will leave there in a few days, having tendered his resigna tion to accept a position in a store in Charleston. Mr. Price will be succeeded by Benjamin Lieber. a not say as both' were received in the mail and seems to us as somewhat ■ early. The blooms came from the | fields of Dave Hughes, who works 1 ( on farm of I. N. Riser, near I<odge , clothing salesman of .ability and and the other comes from the field much experience from New York. of A. B. Carter, of Williams. Theae 1 * # # are the firftt'blooms we hnye heard* INTERNAL KEYENCE INSPF( J |T". !of this year and doubtless are the) BARRY YtolTS WALTEROKO. , fruit of much hard work on behalf. Inspector Darby, of Florence, of these planters. who is/Thnneofed with ihe intern'*! ! . ' --^4—* — revenue department of the ' Unite 1 ATTENDING COURT 11 State* government, was in a Wnl’. r '(X CHARLESTON. I; boro Friday and Saturday. H» - Quite a number of witnessc.; have inspesetor of drugs under the Har- |heec summoned to iitcnd the tr’at riser law. and reports that lie four.’ tl ,j w.Masservev which is being everything ell right in regards •. ; sj !q Charleston‘this w.-h. Ma.- the prop*sr obKervaar- or. th* i*"o- s mey is being trieij f< r th* hilii.ig fWt I Ol I IhtKj ' . .'’r. Altman at Itavdnel. July ifibd. ***,,. It will be retqallcd .that he' was tried ’ for killing constable Fishburne and « o .'•ll's I L o>. convicted, being sec fenced to -O' Sr.-, dnt. Hodge or » a , AO«^ r> y , ^ ^ SlatH |tt ., j,. !uJar> r Af . cp^.mftt^r. ut j-nl _Mo«n.a> Rio.jer hating, servedTa- few v. ats’ lie wh K , Andrew Kadi? r r. * > • pardoned bv Governor Bieftse. T y... , '.ir at, <r. ten red tIU ,- ikis wW . k ls rur kil , ilip ilr . • ,,* th- the in gahg At the uat • A i ttta n7 .Those attending court U £ MjysnMu^eFro..Jo*,, t,..* , . r , :i VKi!t ,. rh(:1 (1 , r „ P d 1' -• IJ,..*.._ t> *.. -'ll . • r w i r. chiftrgrd with gaml-ii 5; yn; *it •»: ta\i i ITe was sente;!' ed to 1-’" d.ys on the chain g t.. They 4iave begun serving their s* " tent es. N* ~v N O T I C that all with irs We beg to announce to our customers Watches, Clocks and Jewelry left for repairs . ■ . - v l '' • , , c* a over 90 days, will be sold for repairs regardless of the cost of same, if not called for before July 1st, 1915. ' _ ' „ / ' . ),/. The S. Finn Jewelry Co. WALTERfiloRO, 3. f. i esses trotii WxiltV'rhoro Buckner, P. JI. Murray Black,' Jr.. \V. \V.' Sti’oaVf ior th." 1 ptosrctttiyu and Uh Hiddhk Ackei man for jthe defeti«e. / Hon. \V. H. erttinr his* b«*en rejoined ti» assiu . . ....... ‘m eoliiitc r in th^pniwfcuiiOTi AND OLD-LANDMAK i r.AS Been moved. ..... . v . vv IItl A The old res? tieiice 4 f the late Rev “V „ E. E. Bellinger, which ha- been, tori OPERA l InX. dovt n preparatory io the erection of , dlspaO h froni ( linton to New i th- modern residen*-. cf Irving M »t|d ( outier under date of the IjF, Fishburne. was t up of the town.. 1 ' n 'F. Htatfs«tn a t Ilev. \V. A. Ka^ryv , known landmarks. It had stood for ^-th hurried to Charleston to mi.d'er- more than half n^ ntury. The nia- K '* an operation for appende<;iti:i. terlal <{f Which it w as constructed I^ v * Eainy has many frhwwls in r had been selected with care :upi 'waX v\alterboro who will be /iMteresi***! - : in this bit of news, a>dl who wilt in /perfect statf jof preiM'rvatiol).' E. T. H. SHAFFKr'rE- ' TURNS FROM SALUDA, N. C. ' E. T. H. Shaffer, who has been spending several weeka in, Green ville and in Saluda. N. 0..*, returned Saturday nfternodh. Mr. Shaffer went to take Mrs. Shaffer to Saluda to spend the summer there. He •wdil return to Saluda for the month of August. Mr. Schaffer is delighted with the nieces* of his trip. He went in hi* Bulek. and did not have a particle of trouble during the en tire trip, and he made some runs without stopping. wish him a speedy recovery. Af: MORE FORDS SOLD by riser « Ayer. * There are more Ford* being put into use almost every day. The re- tord for. sales by Mr. Ayer this week up to now Ls a runabout to Rev.. Walter Black and a touring car jto Dr. H. A. Willis. This shipment was iust received a day or so ago. z;: ■B KT Sunny South Stoves ^ Ranges G< l Rid of Your Rheiimntisni. Now is the time to get rid of long I y° ur rheematigm. You can do it if vou apply Chamberlain's Liniment... W . -V l^ickhard. Momer'City. N. .Y.. i Writes. ‘'Last spring I suffered from! rheumatism with terribly pains in j iuy arms and slioulders. I got a bottle of Chamberlain’* Liniment (and the first application relieved .mo, j By using one bottle of it .1 was en tirely cuml." For sale bv all dea!- «T*- x * ’ ' 1m U 'I . 1 l \ X X . I Careful •Jvrtus't keepers save work ar.<I money by using our br* rid and | ez*'* Tliink ‘ ov.’r. , Hubst'c rk*' tt. kery. I !»15 S A \I Fy—2 ,l-‘2 liorse perwer 1. i*' H. t gasoline eh cine- in perft •’ Also 1 I litre am. condition, r.t •U-i . irren i’> r • .| ** i»:. f boos * at. •! a in prop 1 123 volt, speed 12*0. Urocticall; ft • ' V* •'•Vi-'v !■* t'r.. Ui*it!'. k' A ■- | k.- 1 "t .»•* . i‘ ro !)ru< Ca. oOOH tUSEBALL j FOR WALfERBORO j — • — v rllu-in.*.-., yien und' i ;ti/'*i> should • Kitll.t MifUKUt ol Isnal Team. IV t We are compelled to continue our Sale on- • • ■r^r in order to ^rive our customers a chance to r s t% r t.Vffains through court week. , lh:s svezl, wonderful money-saving sale is st\i] iitjT cn at h ranks, where war was declared on the cn. hlO.OOO stock, which we are selling at a ■ocrificed price : '* * * ’• > . - • ^ Just received some of our items in this column. . v „ < we cannot grive you all of them in a small space. SPECIALS 15c 10 qt. tin Buckets, this sale price 7 l-2c or 2 for IV *Best 15c Coffee that ever was put on market. Sale Price .. • 10c ]^e r j;, X000 yds. yellow Homespun, 36 in. wide, this is positively a bargai nt, 8c, but our sale price is .mlj .. .. .. .. 5e per " • "/ * Crown Special union made (kvorail-.. the. hcavi.^t- • in the world, our special sale price '.I'.Oop. yds, checked Apron Gingham, positively fast • color, our .special sale pfi.ee .... .’. .. 5 c p< r ‘ ^1.50 \)v,r/silk and voile Waists, value .$1.25 to .>_• \l o>1r special sale price C. .* ? 0c 2*<f> Ladies’ white Embroidered Shirtwaists .value * •' 3 .. . i 50c, our special sale price ’ ° Ci ; »0 yds. ;U1 Silk Messaline, value $1.25, our special N*de-price >>; >. .. ...... C9c pe: Men’s Work Pants, regular price 75c, our sale prit?e is only . . •KH* X \ v 1 ^ If it is Stoye Supremacy you want, call and look this one over. We have them and can plecsa you in any Stove you may desire. A trial is all tve^tsk. If it is Sto^e Su in various sizes Brown Furniture Company Men’s Dress Pants, good tailor-made regular price $2.50, ouj* special sale price . • . SlX .‘>00. pr K m4n’s Dress Pants, good tailor-made, alY^ Worsted, our special sale price $2.50 250 high grade Dress Pants, fine tailor-made and best quality, our special sale price, only $3,00 ALL MEN’S SUITS ARE 0NE-THIRI> 0,3) OFF. ■ ’ /. ’ ■’ \ Please note that our entire stock of Shoes are on _ / * * ,, Sale. You positively^ean save 50c on the dollar by buy ing them at this sale. We still have about 60 ladies’ fine tnnuned Hats. We have assorted them in two lots; lot No. i we sell nt 9Fe each; lot No. 2 we sell at $1.39 each as they are db- played in.the window. ' One price to everybody, and a square deal to all. We Cannot list jn this space, everything, but ' e have everything in the line of'Clothing, Dry Good* anil Shocsl ' . v ” Mease remember whatever we advertise is - . ", •••■a ^nd WeTnn provejf, at " The Charleston Surprise Bargain *>. f RANK. Maiuuit r. NEXT DOOR TO EXPiiMSS OFFICE.: i itase ako special notice-that there is only < Flanks Cl 'thing Store in town. • . " For an Inipawl AppMKc. To improve the appetite and atrengthen the digestion try a few- close* of Chamberlain's Tablets. Mr. J. H. Seiti, of Detroit* .Mich., »ava "They rostered my appetite when impart'd, relieved me of a bloated feeling and caused • pleasant and satisfactory movement of the. bow- •ta.” For safe by all dealers. ■ 1m. Only One Entirely Satisfactory. "I have tried various colic and diarrhoea remedies, but the onlv one thaV has given me entire satis faction a»d cured me when I was afflicted is Chamberlain's Colic. Indigestion-, and Constipation. "About five years ago I began taking Chamberlain* Tablets after suffering from indigestion and con stipation for years writbout find ing anything to relievo me. Cham- T. J. M* Dariie! v ., burineps manager for the Walterboro n;i<ehaii t. ain. ask* that the people of the town rally to the support of the team. Tie r.* arp a number of g >od player-t on this team, and if given a meet of support there will be some good ball played in Walt»*rboro for tho balance of tiie season. There ate i number of games scheduled. ;niti Mr. Mcnarii<l asks that when the teams play on the local diamond, |he peo ple of the tcjn'tnrn odt and see the games. Tlibn when the Walterboro boys go off for a game, let as many of the local fans as can do so go with thbm and cheer them up while play ing. Nothing he!t>* a team so much as the feeling that the town is back of them and will stand hack of their effort* to play good ball. There are many good fans in WaP terboro who should give thei^ supr port to the home team and should do all they can to assist in marine the team a winner 'whenever It play*. “7" Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, ij Plain’s Tablets helped me at once recommended it to ni> friejrifs at a!) 5 } n< * **7 u*ing them for several weeks times,” writes S. N/Ua!lowa>, Stewart, 8. C. For affle by all deal ers. 1m I was cured of , the complaint.” writes Mrs. Mary E. McMullen, i’helps. N. Y. For sale by all deal- ots. lm Ciemson College. June H.—The scholastic, work at Ciemson College has ceased, but only for two moths. On ^August S, the summer school will tHtgiff and will' last practically until th* n**t gessiop..of tlje college opens Tn Septemn-^. N The public I state work of the eollegp. of roursf, goes on hninterrqptedly :/.d there will be no let-up in the work of the extension and demonstration forces. / We r.re npw conducting: a first class Garagre and * • . X- '■* / Auto-Livery business on Whiter street. Our workmen t x * # are all experienced and skilled, and we guarantee all cur work. ' -X * .- - ; / * »' Let us look your car over when in need of repairs. / S. M. CROSBY* Manager. /* X