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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11,1915.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We4)eg to announce that our Mr. Karesh has left this week for Haiti-
more and New York, where he will be in position to make personal selections
of the newest READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS for Men, Women and Children
for the coming fall and winter season. „
We would particularly request the ladies of Colleton County, .who de-
»be stylishly dressed at a very moderate expenditure of money, to await
turn of Mr. Karesh, and see nis selections of the newest styles of ladies
and misses Coat Suits, Cloaks, Dresses, Skirts, etj^ ior the coming season, and
they will be Moderately priced. !
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Remember, we rhake a specialty of high class sample garments, that is,
only one gament of a kind, and they are strictly first-class, dependable and
stylish merchandise, as we do not sell any jobs or damaged stock of any kind
The H. W. C
A. S. KARI
len Store
Mgr.
FLYING SQUADRON
I WILL SPEAK HEI
GOVERNOR HANLY. AND]
OLIVER W. STEWART
FOR THIS COUNTY
NO DATE IS FIXED
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Will C'omr Home Time Between An*
rum 23 and Kept. IO. Bate Will
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Be Fixed Soon
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SPECIAL] INOTICE
Our buyer has just returned from
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* die Northern -markets where he V
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purchased a swell stock of mer-
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chandise for our fall trade.
Our goods are coming in daily
and our line of of ladies and gents
furnishings is the bsst and largest
ever brought to Walterboro.
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Come in and let us show you our w
goods whether you buy or not.
Sobel & Bogoslow
Where the Dollar Does its Duty a
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WKI.I. AT ST<»kFH.
Willie Damir I dice. W P. Addison.
Sr. and Jr., of Cottafceville. have
serurrd a tontract for foorinK an
artesian well al Stokes for T. It.
Strickland. They are making splen
did progress and expect soon to have
a flow.
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MOM-: TO TIlKllt l AIIM.
Frank and Herman (’« rshy an 1
their ’ milieu have moved out on t
ti’.elr . t.;rm fi.tr mil*; from
town. Th" « vonttr n »» i-.ie !>f( | rj-
• tor« ef ■ i-o frant parler j r.d
'- .tirst floor of the |
of P. hall. They
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is of a kind of Hamlaione formation
and was covered with Sopt when it
fell. Just before the rook fell there
was a buzzing sound as 0/ an aiy^
ship, which was heard by per;
for miles around. This was fc
ed bjP the sound t»f an'explosiofi. and
• tvstantlv 'ilmokt this ,rt>cl( strut\k
the earth huf'viac itself,.^hout two
• ehes. .Thtp.was rossibly ihe* ex
plosion of a meteor.
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FHIDAY Mtilp..
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(y/ts desired at t!ii. mtlii
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\CiH l>e dtsctisAi it,
♦ o'the romitu; t’<re or t’hi-
t’e inf.o arrb ; D«a nm* of the r liaili ton Klre'd).
e.l i» WalteTlmro Mondav evening, j " Hment. w ho will make an iurm
h ly-tna | totned front l.ttnnts, S’.-ytion- (>f the Uu-al department
•V, lie w s ai i omp nie i hv btV lift j few vecljs, - v ’
Idiy Kmil. The* will leave Thu in- i 0 '
<l»y fjor fl.e mounl ilns of North (’art)- \\h\s Tit \\
Una. e ’-ore Mr Peurlfoy w ill spend j X ISITINU 1' ff »| I.F*r< »\.
the balance of the summer. He Is Mr. and Mrs (loojjffe Faorphi ll r or
much improved i« health and finds ' Hope. Ark., are
there *# no ueces^fty for him to re-1 w eeks In Folletr;
HKV. J. M. CTIAVKN
IS (X)\VALES<TXG. .
The..frlends or Kev. J.^I. Craven
will be pleased to learn that he has
greatly improved in the past' tew
days. He was quite ill last week,
and fear was entertained for one nr
two days as^to his recovery, but he
has pulled through and will be him
self again in a few days unless
some complications set in again.
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COM.. I>. IIYRII PKCKIFOY
RKTITIN* J-’ROM VACATION.
Col. D. B. ^feurifoy, who has been
spending the last two montht al
Ifbt Springs, Ark., ant! In Asheville,
Hendersonville, and other po'nis of
interest, returned :ast Thursday, be
ing much improved In health. Col.
Peurlfoy is a young lawyer of abtl’.-v
ty, and was a member of (lovernor
Blouse's statf.
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ARTESIAN WKI.I, REACHING
HOWEI.H OK EARTH.
“It's 420 feet deep. Plnkey.” is
the news this wegk of the artesian
well being bored for the new water
works system for Walterboro. This
well is being bored onl?r*4 1-2 in
dies deep at this time, but when a
flow has been reached it will In'
•earned out to 12 Inches In diameter
The Hughes Well Boring Co., of
Charleston has the contract.
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NEGRO ARRESTED AND
RROCGRT TO COM.ETON.
Sheriff J. D. Arkeyman returned
Saturday from Columbia where h
went to bring back Henry William-.
» negro of the Caldwell section, who
was convicted at the last term of
court of violation of the dispensan
law and sentenced to six month-*
on the chain gang. The negro had
escaped (before the trial and wa-*
•orated at Eastover.- Sheriff Mo
Cain of Richland county arreted the
negro and held him till Sheriff Ack
erman went for him. The prisoner
was Immediately sent out to the
main chain gang.
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A. Y. RICK EX BAKER
COMES TO WALTERBORO.
A. V. Rickenbakcp. of Round, was
Jn town Monday. Mr, Rickenhake,
came to send hlsyiirother. McRay, of
Forsyth. Ga., some articles of house-
hole} furntlure to take the place of
some which he lost in a fire which
consumed his entire household pos-i
sessions, a; days ago. It seems
that Mr. Rickenbaker was on Ms
wav to visit A. V. and other rela
tives in this county, when he heard
that his home was burned. He re
turned at once without having come
to this state, although he had cone
about 20 miles.
SIX FARMERS RAVE 1.100
Ht'KHFI.S OF GRAIN.
Guv I,. Smoak. of the Providence
neighborhood, was,, in Walterboro
today. Mr. Smous- states that thcr-
are a number of very good farms i t
'■is se<tion. and that he thinks rh »
> fi w <«f the farmers there ba
iler nope than last year: The-,
i-- proct tsUo, and l < stltoi th if
•it tin' pv ‘ .-tit time theye ar,, p
'ban t.iurt busher of (bn ’ ’-
i •••■ain in the barns of half a «j..
fi'rs >ff his. Immediat-
Colleton County is to have • the
rare privilege of hearing some of
the finest talent In the country on
the prohibition’ question. A letter
has been received from D. W. Rob
inson, secretary of the state-wide
prohibition committee, stating that
R. S. Middleton win visit Walter
boro In the near future to make ar
rangements for a visit of from the
representatives of the Flylr? Squad
ron to come to Walterboro and Col
ton county to make some speeches
In the interest of state-wide pro
hibition. The speakers from this
Wiuadron are Governo- Ifan'ey of In
diana, one of the most eloquent and
Vde- (Flvocates prohibition has in
the country, and Hon, Oliver W.
Stewart. These speakers will he. ac
companied by singers and musicians.
Colleton will indeed be fortunate t >
have these great advocates' come to
the county. ' \ 1
Mr. Robinson writes o* them: “We
feel that thi-* wil/ lie a rare oppor
tunity for any community to hear
these great advocates of a gr> at
cause, who have made'jit their fife
work and study: and 'that their
campaign of this state will be o r in
estimable value to th«.cause.”
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PERSONAL.
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Mrs. S. H. Dodd and children have
^turned home after a visit to rela-|
lives at CtfUageville.
f '. W. Butler of Jacksonboro was I
In town Friday of last week.
Miss Mary Stokes has returred 1
after a delightful visit to relatives
in Orangeburg. ,
jMrs. Julia Price left yesterday
for Summerville where she will vi i:
her daughter. Mrs. D. J. McAlhane/
Please Take Notice
That our Mr. J. Frank
has just returned from
New York with hundreds .
of different kinds of.
BARGAINS
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As we always give the benefit of our bargains to our
customers and especially more so in the future. He spent
more time in the north than ever before and made a more
careful and suitable selection. We always sell morv
goods for less money and better goods for the same
money.
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Some of our specials for this week:
Ladies Fine Dress Skirts from :.. Toe to $*2 98
Ladies one-piece Dresses from . .* 50c to $1.98
$18 And 20 Men’s Fine Suits, one of the best grades and
finest New York Styles- Our special $10.00
;I00 Men’s Worsted Suits, Fancy Striped, in Brown and
Blue, our sale price from .$5.98 to $10.00
Boy’s Suits ranging from $1.25 uj>
Men’s Pants from ,\ 75c up
Shoes.
Just received 50 cases for Men, Women and Children.
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You can find any quality and lowest prices.
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8c, 36-nch Yellow Homespun f 5c yard
^ ard Wide White Bleach 5c yard
Whatever we advertise is true and we can prove it at
The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
% * J. FRANK, Manager.
- ^ Wholesale and Retail.
Next Door To Express Office.
Mrs. Frank’ Gadsden, of Florence
is visiting her mother. Mrs. B. K
Sander?, on Railroad avencue
Miss Anna Jones, o^Ylio Jonc<-|
ville section, is visitig.- her n.ece.
Mrs. \V. S. Marvin. Black si!eet.
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•J. D. vonl.eh«K accompanied by
his daughter. Miss Hattie left vc«-
t»*^day for HoF Springs. N. C . where
they will spend several weeks.
COOLERS AND ICE CREAM
A. V, Rickenbaker and fa mil*
visited the home of his brother. H
Z., near St. Matthews the latter part
of kart week.
Rev. P. W. War; :i w ill preach
Sunday moiling at. Rhode’s still,
near Zion church. The public 's
CHURNS REDUCED
A
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inuted to be present.
E. W. P. McMillan, of Lodge, and!
Earl Hiers. were In Walterboro Sat
urday.^ Mr. McMillan Is* township
ommlssioner for Broxton township.
Heber R. Padgett. Esq., wha has
been In Jacksonville, Fla:-, on pro
fession business for several days,
returned this morning.
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In order to clhse out all water coolers and
Ice Cream Churns a reduction to cost
price has been made, these are all new
stock and it will pay you to buy one now.
COOLERS
Coolers which were $6.00 now $5.00,
Mrs. R. A. Ackerman. Mrs. Ruth
Ackermap, Miss Inez SardHer. Miss
Green anti Russell Ackerman, were
member* of a pleasant automobile |
party coming to Walterboro Tuesday/
morning from Cottageville.
.Mrs. E. L. Cummins- and son. and
daughters, of Meggett". are visiting |
Mrs. Daisy Blitch at Hotel Albert.
Mrs. Blitch has been the guest of |
Mrs. Rent: for several weeks.
A dispatch from Jos. W.
Lucas.
a ho left here several day.; azo to
i visit at Greenwood stat< -( that he
land Mrs. Lucas h ft there yesjcrdf.v
j morning for Chesnee.
11. W. Bla.k. Jr. Will v-
•'••ruoon f.>r. • B.rlfir- -r- Uht. v
t
a > .«rk an«: qt :rr v . ^ *
w i'l r>-- -. i nimF ter, i’.. prr-
' 1 jfre f..!! good
T«)\ ROYS
. . UOl TE l<)
^ WiP "r Klioi! :nd M< dv Hie-*
of Round were . mone thosi- <*'•(■
n went to, < bi . r ^llei:,- Mo ,
, t<r take the agricultural course P r
1 n month. Tltev -(ere the v.lrr-*'
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* Mr. tvyl Mr,-.. E-
I r. turtM 'l •' •' titk-hf
. • !Me. Mrs. A!;, • r)
• fal we, k< b*-lr.&
Marvin‘a v < k ne*
M. -
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turn to Inromi*.
METEORIC ROTH KALES
IN SRII/OM HEtTION.
Jehu R. Smtfwk. of the Shiloh sec
tion, was in Walterboro yesterdu'
and brought with him a niece of |
rock which fell in hlg field near
where hts ch4l<Uren were at work
•bout four week* ago. This rock
ative*. A fe;
*o IslandtoH where Mr. Campbell at
tended a reunion of his relatives at
bl« father's \\. M. K. Campbell. Mr
•'nd Airs Camobell are now with
friepdv
from the boys' corn club of* thl- . Misses Crtua ’Black and K^tu
dountv A Colnnlbla newspaper hadlTlejifr. o f Pumberc. wV-r- ^horntine
the following to sav of thei' - pr^a-' \ taitors to Walterboro lust -wy^ek.
pending seyeral.i sage thrpflch Columbia: "Tlte bov-j l aving come over to-spend d while
county visiting rel-, traveleff in a «i*ectal car aftpropri 'vllh 'relatives and
days ago thev went | ately decorated^ ith single par- . s
qnd ears on On each 'side] Wr an ^ M r« R.. B Padgett.
ol\the car was a banner hearth*: the
legend "Cliampion Bov Corn Grr*.
Hrs. Catm>b*-ll'* father. Robert | ners. 1 >H ” In the lower Wt hand
Hnffm, She was well - corner of the burners
words. '•Round/far Cl
Black ol
known In this countv as Miss Cora
Black before b*r m,arriaee about a
year ago to Mr. Canipbell.
were
'lemson
<Mr. and Mrs tv Padgett. Who
f'ave been visiting relatives in Wal
terboro arid at Sn\oaks. will leave
4 Hs afternoon for Ravarel to vinit
Mr. Padgett's sister. Mrs. Sutcliff*
thexc-rom thplr fhev will return to Gou r -
(rt *‘Jdin where Mr Padgett hold* the re-
e ” In the lower right hand cor-1 ^oonsjble position of station agent
r. “Prize Winners. I? 14." for thP Atlantjc Coast Line.
“ “ “ 2.50 ”
2.15
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1.70
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1.35
Ice Cream Churns
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Churns which were $3.00 now
$2.60
2.50 now
2.15
2.25 now
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2.00
Baseball Goods
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Similar reductions are made on all
baseball goods except the official league
ball. On all mitts, gloves, bats, balls ex
cept as above, and mats, ..a reduction of
20 per cent will be .made.
A. WOMAN & SON
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Leading Hardware Dealers.
W alterboro,.
Sou til Carolina
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An automobile party. cortsi^fW of S/FinA,-president of Mrs. \V. A.
R. IL \\ ichrivan, P. J. Lucas ^nd B. I Riaek Milliner^ t’o.. left today Cor
» '°. r h , northern n,.rket. a. Richmond, a.d
sonville. N. i .. waere they are .. , ^ .
spending this week. fThis is the'^* 'ork. where he will purchase
first' trip to the mountains for Mr.
Lucas .und Mr. Renton, and they
were looking forward to a most de
lightful trip.
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with the Assistance of the milliner.
milWnory and dry goods for'Xfce Call
and winter. Mr. Finn will be away
Cor two weeks.
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