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. v ) . *• f TBS PUSS AMD STAMDAMD *' / WEDKBDAY, iv ms. • • • s» Go Where •O'* • * . - . The Crowd * • » . . Goes For •* * } * , 4* ' t Drug • W ants Klein’s Drug Store Everything The Best” PHONE If 31 QUICK SERVICE • SOCIETY. < o' - 7—— . . . . —w ^ n* «, € 14 For all Purposes. A large slock of the new designs in • t Oak, Mahogany, Early English, Fum ed Finishes. Rang- f ■)?» ing in price from $1.25 to $9.00. mttR / j, <s . ' Our stock of dining and bed room fur- C v niture is complete. Look this over be* • * • » fore selecting your XMAS PRESENTS Brown Fanutinre Co. MJKNCY \KW HO.MK HKW1\€4^ s' XArHINKH. tlaWnlil ilr Trev-M.* Beaufort. Nov. *•.—;A wed<t : »K muck taterest took place hen* last week, when Htw Huth Clagborn Saffold was married to Mr.'Eft's d*» Trevllle on ThanksictAing nigh: in Saint Helena Episcopal church at 0 o’clock. This historic old church wan simply bat beautifully decomto.) with ferns and smllax. and susnend. rd above the place where the. bridal ronple stood was a large wedding beH of white chrysanthemum- in the midst of garlands and ferns. In each window of the church was n beautl. ful fern with a lighted candle on each side. A subdued light was shed from the candles on the altar, which wa» almost covered with white flowers. Just before the bridal party en tered the church Miss Georgia Cro- fut. la her mellow soprano voice, sang the words to the “Wedding March.” aft\r which the weddinr procession entered to the atraina ''f Meadelsahon \ march, exoulsitely rendered by Mm. W R. Bristol Th* Kride was attended by Mrs. Edward W. Cnbberge. .of Savannah. Os as matron of honor: Mias Mary Dongan. of Savannah, and Miss Metta Town send. of this rity. as brideamaidM and little Angie Luther, of this nlar».,a« flnwec girl. The groonv*- •nen were Mr. Edr^r Fripn and Mr Haskell Rhett. and the ushers Mr. James Odell and Mr. llenrv Salford the latter a brother of the bride, Mr. T. P. Saffold. of Savannah, another brother, gave her avay. and the cer. eniony was performed by the Rev. <' W. Boyd. The bride wore an exquistt-* MrrsH of white tulle and crepe ineteor wif»i veil of tulle which hung <•»'. fully from a wreath of orang - blo=s- «utms which tapered to tiny buds and blossoms at her forehead. She ear- ried a prayer book with c shower of orchids and lilies of the valley. Tie 1 matron of honor wWi* pink crepe de chine combined with chiffon and trimired with silver sun carried pink KJilarney roses. Th" bridesmaids were in dresses of turnuoiae blue irl- dewent taffeta trimn’ d with silver. They had veil* of blue tulle which reached to the waists, and were* wor.t with a wreath formed of pink rose-*. They carried large baskets filled with pink Killarney roses l ' After the ceremony a few friends of the bride and groom were enter, tained at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. M. Safoid. after which Mr. and Mrs. de Traville went by au tomobile to Yemassee. where ' they left on a train ^for their weeding trip. -o H.IY-KKXTO Ijodge,. Nov. 28. tA . marriage which was the cause of considerable interest took place at Ehrhardt on Thursday, when Miss ionise Hay became Ihe wife of tolm W. Bentz. Mr. Itentz is about 75 years of age and his bride a little more than half (hat age. Mr. and Mrs. Kontz are at home at their residence ,u Ia»dge. , • ' ' -o ' l.iglilM-y.Walker .Mr and Mrs. J. (’. IdghtsPut of Hampton, announce the engagement of their daughter. Helen, to M”. Kalph H Walker, of Appleton, the wedding to occur in December. Mis* Lightsey is a very beautiful and {harming young lady. Mr. Walker is a well known and popular planter and is receiving cor .Hies,, congratu lations from his host of friend*. KNtiA.t;KMKXT A\\Ol'XCKI> Mr. Henry J. Bitter, of Olay, nn- noum-es^the engagement of his daughter. Miss Siilie,' to Mf. Heprv (’art Glover, of Walterliord. the wed ding to take place in December. Mr: Glover is well known dn Waltcrboro and to a large circle of friends throughout the county. Hy is a so. 1 of Mr. and Mrs, Walter <’. Glover, of this place.- PAPE S DIAPEPSIN . FOR INDIGESTION OR SOUR. ACID STOMACH In flic minute*: No d)s|H>|t<l.i Heartburn or an) Stomach Mlwcry. « , Brick and Lime m ' \ ..... ' I am Now Prepared to Supply all needs for • BRICK and LIME, + a * ‘ / in any quantity. x , H. D. Padgett, Jr. . Ruffin, S. C, ’ , / ** * a * mA OVER ALL THE •la* SALES anabody canputupsale signs or advertise sales, <y but if you want original bargains to get your dollars worth, and the only place to find itis meetme AT FRANK’S MEETME • * * * .. ■ . . * » The Charleston Surprise Bargain House Where you can buy more goods for same money and ‘ t-'jf ’ ‘ . better goods for less money. Just Look and Listen at the Following: ' * ♦ ‘ • - . * {• \ $7.50 Men’s Suits only. $4.9s Please note that in our millinery Depart All wool Worsted, Blue and Brown. $10.00 ment you can find the largest variety in v- . Cll u„ ' * #7 -a latdies’. Misses' and Children’s Hats, and at Men » Suits, Kale price »7.e* (hc |o „. eH , prjcc $12.50 and $15.00 Men’s Suits, guaranteed all wo<j1 Worsted. All colors and latest shades. Sale price only. .$100<> $18.00 ahd $20.00 Men's Suits, positively the best in the country for the money, all irii ported goods. Our sale price only $12 50 IkysAkiits from .$1.00 to $5.00 Men’s Shoes from $1.40 up to $.‘5.00 They are all positively big bargains’. laidies’ Shoes, button or lace, all graces, 98c to $2.50. Ladies' Coat Suits from .$2.98 to $1.50 Big bargains in Ladies’ Long Coats. Children’s Cloaks of all descriptions- We have a full line of Men's. Ladies' and Children’s Underwear at positively the low est prices you can get them for. Good quality yard wide Homespun at 5c. B6-inch wide Serge—Blue. Black. Lrow Greeny Gray. Red—ginal enough to sell ,v 50c, buhour sale price is only, per yard. 25 39c striped and fancy Poplins. Our -al. price only, per yard. 19c. / (io<Kl quality Silk Mercerized Poplih/sfilr* colors. Our v sale price, per >ard. 25c. 12 i-2c bed ticking. Tt is passable for feath er ticking. Our sale price is only, per yd.. 10. 8c and H)c Checked Homespun.Our sal' price. 15 yards for $1.00. 8c Bleach. 3d inches wide. Our sale price only, per ya r d, 3c ■* 8c and 10c Apron Ginghams, positively fast colors. Our sale price only, per yd.. €;. Oiir large variety of Men’s Dress Shirt- has no equal for quality- Best 15c Coffee at 10c per poujid. PLKA8R HEMEMHER WHATEVER WE ADVERTISE IS TRI E AND WE CAN PROVE IT AT The Charieston Surprise Bargain House Wholesale and Retail- YS / J. FRANK. Manager. Next Door to Express Office. 27 8«»ur. gamjr. ups*H otomHeh. mdi- X*-«ri{*n heartburn, dyspepsia, wh'n Ihe foo*! you eat ferments into and stubborn lumps; your heud aches and you feel sick and miserable, that's when you realiz*. the magic in Pape’s Diapepsin It makes all stomach misery vanish In fi>e min utes. * >' If >our stomach is in a continuous retnlt if yon can’t get it regulated, please, for your sake, try Pnpe' s Dia- pepsin. It’s so needless to have a bad stomach make your next meal n favorite food meal, then take a little Diapepwin There will not be nnv distress eat without fear. . If* be cause Pape's Dtapepsin “reallv does*’ renulate weak, out bf order stom achs that (Eive* it its millions ot sale* .annually Get a Urit, pdt-cent i-afa- of Pape's Diapepsin from any driiit store It is the quickest, surest stomach relic; and cur*- known It acts almtosOiko maaic . it l s a aaientifii, harmless an«i pleasant ;;tmoa<h pr««pnration which trulv helonics in everv horm / , *' ♦. •• ’ KOnt’K FOR SALE At once a 50 acre! / t well developed) farm nearalter-! - e boro. Has dwelling, barns, fences and ' J sotne good timber. Just the thifig for a man looking foi’ a bargain. Price $800.00, on reason-! able terms.. Act Quick R. M. JEFFERIES • * v - . OttCHEST^R SPILLS Cf.^0 “‘■c - . ^1* i-.dik; » tftiSA.TtBi Coro twrtalUc b- Savage is giving a Ton of Meal and $2.00 in cash for a Ton of Cotton Seed t * . H. E. SAVAGE r-*x>iKJi m for cm-cwitf ma |M) r:u.s tw Rsd sad, bow'i, jeatetf with Kibbom. Takb no otbm. Wa iraaaM aaA aak Sr CUA4ML tlTMoa* BKAK* PILLS, for tvcatr-Cat y*ara rer* vPi as Bc*«,8afr*t, Atw-ya Bcl'abta. SOU BY ALL OJtUGGISTS S®, EVEttywHERrsaa / / All te-rsons nr* 1 hereby warned un- ■’••r penalty of the law not to tresp ass on any of my lands in anv wav. C. H PETIT Salkehatchie, S. Noy. JR. 1R15. l?-l-ltp / MRS. MELTON S LETTER To Tired Worn-out Kethern Jackson, xhall foul repwd for writing this letter if I cm help any tired, worn-out mother or housekeeper to find health and strength ar I hate. “I have a family of five, jew, cook and do my housew ork and I i>ecame very much run-down in health. A friend asked-me to try Vino). I did s« and row 1 am well and atrong and my old time energy has been restored. Vjnol has no superior as a tonic for worn-out, run down, tired mothers or housekeepers. —Mrs. J. N. Melton, Jackson, Miss. Representing Southern • Cotton Oil Company Walterboro, S. C. Seed House and Scales at Savage’s Mill I believe in boys and”KfrIs. t(“ nwn aind women of a arest tomor row ; that wtnttso{*\rr th* 1 l»oy soweth the nuin Khali reap, f believe In th* 1 curse of ignorance: in the efficiency of school: in the dignity of teaihin^. and in the joy of serving otl»<*rs. i believe in wisdom as revealed in hu man lives a s wyll as in thi 1 pages ,f the printed hook, in lessons taught, not so much by precept as by exam, pie; In ability to work with the hands as well as to think with the head: lite large and~loveD Heve i„ beauty in the school m the home, in daily life and < dt*ors; I believe in ‘.aughier ip in taitb: in alf ideal* and d hopes that lure us on I beljex, every hour of every day we r« a just reward for all that w and all that we do I believe i present and its opportunities. I future and Us promises.'and t divine Joy of living.’’ Edwin G •Idaho Rural School Monitor / •V - ; v