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—— JANUARY, 1916 ‘MK * i' •V' MARK Where Price is the only considera- > tion the price is always down fb the Danger Mark There i% Safety in Selling Dependable Goods We Guarantee For Two ^ Years : WHITALL TATUM COMPANY Special Rubber Hot Water Bottles and other Rubber Goods for Hpuse- • ^ t hold uses. Klein’s k Dnig Store Everything the Best, ^hone 31 ***** 00000000000 • Personal Mention * *000000 0 0 0*00000 R*t Chu. W. Jom—Z out or of tbo Tint B*9*M charcb. soenf tbo h«B- 4ajts with hit porenU at thoftr home la Chostorftold coaoty. Mr. Jomb U a jaottbor of a largo family and this made the occasion a family rr- .aaioo which waa much enioye«l* by the popular young pa-. or. . Cadet J. T. Corbstt*. who la at tending Porter’a Military Academy, returned Monday afternoon/ after having enjoyed the holidays at the home of hto parent#. Mr. and Air*. C. f. Cummings. ^ Among the well-known h.iioaka citizens yhb were .In Wslterbc.ro "Monday may be mentioned Ja*. .A. Carroll. I. A. Sauls. P. i. Berry and Walter Btrry. J. D. Wiggina. of Eutawrille. »a*| among those ia town Monday. Mr.’ Wiggins came orer with B. P. Winter who wished to enjoy a hunt in thi* section during the holidays. Magistrate C. F. Hodges, of Jark- sonboro, was in Walterboro Monday. Mr. Hodges stated that he mould be a candidate to succeed himself as magistrate. 1 » J. Milligan Padg?tt. of Jackson-' boro, and a prominent candidate for) the office of sheriff, was among thov?} (in town Monday. He was shaking j hands mith hia friends, and discuss-! ! Ing h is candidacy. ——0-0 Miss May McTeer. m ho has been j spending the holidays here and j with her parents at Early Branch.: and Miss May Patterson, have re-,1 turned to Ursullne .Convent, Co!um- bta. where they are students. —o-o- M'PM' • ae* 1 t—r—- , * • 3 . W The Great January Clearance Sale IS NOW GOING ON AT FRANK’S The Ckrieloii Snprisc Bargah Home Wkere you can meet all your friends as the all Look for more goods for less money and better goods for same money and more especially you will find them at this Sale. JUST LOOK AND LISTEN ... $4.<W Best Coffee ever in Colleton County for tho $7.5* Men* Suits $9.00 Men’s Suits, guaranteed all-wool $7.50 $12.50 and $13.50 Mpa's Suits, guaranteed fast color an£ Sll-wool worsted, our sale .price Only //-/• --.$10.00 MEN’S PANTS'* ♦ * We can sell you at your own price. Please note mil this goods.' Each and every article we have to push out in order to make room for our new spring stock. Good heav(y Boys* Knee Pants from 25c up. •*. • ■ . 7 money. W esell it for only 10c per pound. Good qkality 36 in- wide. Homespun. .5c yd. Best Sea Island, 36 in. wide Homdspun, 8c yd. 10c Gingham 7c per yard Best Checked Homespun.... • .7c fjer yard 12 l-2c Bed Ticking 10c per yd. Men’s 50c heavy Underwear .39c each Just received, a large shipment of Men’s, Ladies’ and Children's Shoes. $1.00 per yard Silk Crepe de Chine for 25c yd. 8c 36 in. wide Bleach 5c per yard Please Remember whatever we advertise is true and we can prove it at The Charleston Surprise Bargain House Next door to express office J. FRANK, Mgr. * Wholesale and Retail Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Patterson lendaie. Vrere holiday relatives in Walterboro. of { urday morning till Sunday afternoon, i Allendale. Were holiday visitors tOj Miss Lillie Mae left Monday for Col- j umbia College. * . * mmmm THE ■ * • * . < •» Colleton Bargain House . X -X * - • ' « a ’ " 3 We are not amongst the ‘‘("heap Johns”—We are .selling bargains. For instance, a $5.00 barrel of apples if rotten and s.olti for 50 cents, is Sold cheap, but is not a bargain,. Jbru' a $5.00 barrel sold for $4.00 means-« bargain.. We are bargainee Hors, but not Cheap J-bn «■ s'- sellers. Call and convince yourself. The Colleton Bargain House B. LEVY, Mgr. V J. Martin Crosby nn* i^i Walter-{ C. J. Crosby and little son. of Sni- boro Monday. Mr. Crosby has been | ders. were in Walterboro Monday, living about four miles from Walter-; —o-o— boro on jjie St. Geor*'; rojid. but has Albert ^bbott, of Savannah, re- recently moved to the tfome of his. turned home Monday morning after son. John ft. Crosby. In tl*e Mt. Car-! spending New Years in Norway with mel section. Mr. Crosby has traded'his uncle and aunt. Rev. and Mrs. his farm and former home with Capt, j b. F. Halford. H. D. Padgett for some land near —o-o— to where his son lives. I nt. Timothy Hardin has returned 1 ! after a pleasant visit to relatives 'a (Cottagevllle had many representa tives in Walterboro Monday among "these being W. W. Ackerman. R. A. Ackerman. J. E. Basterlin. J. W. Hill. ft. H. Willis. C . W. Jaques and others. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Herndon.^of Williams, were In Walterboro Mon day. —o-o — J. I). Miley and sor. Quinn, of Little Swamp. were in Walterboro on business Mundaj*! . t —o-o— G. A. Adams, of Cottageville, wa« in Walterboro Monday. MT. Drawdy fornierlj; resided at Stokes, but has i.ioWd to CottageVGle. where he wMl live on Dr. B. G. Willis’ place during the present yetfr> ’ -j --o-o-- j last week. The irip was .made >r. D. S MakeV and Charley Sriiit^, of j automobile. J‘Willianis, were anflmg those in towui -d-o— • • / Winnsboro during the holidays. Miss Florence Addition, who has been attending the Confederate Col lege in Charleston, spent the holL days with relatlt'es in and near town. Mias Addison, will return to h?r school Thursday. “ Mrs. Annie Rich, of Ulandton, was in Walterboro Tuesday on a shop ping expedition. Magiatrate W. N. Jones, of Ash ton. was among the visitors in Wal- tevboro tbe .early part of the week. Dr. and Mrs. (’has. If. EsDorn. rc- ror.tpanted by their children, and Dr. E?l»i<rn’s mother. '!rs. W. N. Lari- —srrv* to Charleston Friday of L. E. GUESS / onest / The store that gives’ quick service and honest weights. Call us up over telephone for your groceries. * ’Phone No. J7x. FOR SALE , One Jersey Cow milking. WANT TO BUY / • . A Jersey Cow, guaranteed to give fifteen (15' quarts of good rich milk a day. L E. GUESS ‘ : •* 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 0 Monday. o o- Louis J.i.iwdv wae in Walterboro Monday, Mr. Drawdy has been liv- ii>K in (i or#;ia for the pa^t fifteen years, bui it Is reported that he,wH • ’ n to Colleton county to live, and will possibly locate near Draw'dys, where he has many ffiends and rel-. at Ives,, . . 0-0 ' r Mayor J B. WilUafns. of Branch:' viile. was In town this morning. Mr. Williams expects to take a trip to Florida in the near futur • t > vis it lu. daughters, who have ho.ie-s in the iaind ol Flowefs. . a.:/'. Moles and Autos We have Mime fine mules for farm use. and a C;-v. Asell matched teams. If you need a mule or horse f«ir this yeiyr see «iur sttKk before buying. UUICK AUTOMOBILES’—the be<* car oil the Ui:u- ket—BUICK SIX. r’OBDS—If Ford cannot make peace he can make the l»t-»t cheap car on the market. b/ B«trf»vs. Wagtins. Harney Farm Machinery and Supplies RIZER& AYER Walterboro, S. C. Miss Pearl Ackerman. 'ornM-rly stenographer for The Pre#s • am* Standard, has accepted' a potiitioa with lleber R. Padgett. Esq... She t\ W. Drawfiv of Green Pond, was began her duties with Mr. Padgett v Valterboro Monday. Mr. Drawdy I Tuesday. ' _ r^at?s that he will have jiis son. Bert. —o-o— with him in the store du ing this Misses Chase Black and Uat>el year. | Smith, who have been spending tbe | —jro-o-— j holidays in town, returned to Col- Mr. and Mw. John W. Smo.ik. of! umbia Collere Monday. Miss Flor- five years by this p^st- the Sniders section, were in Walter-j once Anderson who was also a yu- boro Monday. They were aceothpaa-l dent y^ill not return. 0. HOW TO Kl^ * St ^ « ^ :: •AN JOSE The installation of nev. for Ashj«*y' Farrow l^idge ied by Mrs. Stnoak’s sister. Miss Elvj Crosby. - —o-o- Henry W Smoak. of near Branch- of Pythias, was held Tuesday v.ille. was a, visitor to Walterboro, ing. W. L. Easierlin Monday. » —-0-0—- tshsin N. Riser, of l^odge, spent a vice-cnancelior and L. lias'iden pre few days, reeenfly at Uie home ,>f late. R. L. Fraser w.-a the retirir^» sulphur wash as fqllo'ws: Mr and Mrs. E. E. Jones. He nun?. chancellor. Lime iun«lacke<li » bring im< k young Master Douglas 1 - ' — 0 -o— ' Rolnhur Jones, who has he*>n visiting at the] J. P. Minus, of Asheville. N. C../s“ bonn of his grandfather, Mr. Risher | here visiting at the h#me of his sis- —o-o—• ' . ter, Mrs. A. P .Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jones had agl. —o-o— theif guests during the holidArs Mr. M’MILLAN’S CLAIMS ARE TURNED DOWN * ——— . , Claims A|»|ot>ved by Rroxtogp Town* * / ' ■ J ‘ ship’! Coniniissioner Not Approv- c«i by County Hoaiil. ' i . The Board of Highway Conitj's- sioners held: its first me-tihg for li*16 at Commissioner Moore's of fice Monday, every member being present. Routine ’ matters were transacted and claims against, the county audited. On account of kilted in the course of three, four or shortage in funds no claims approt- ' ! ve years by this rvst. , ed can be paid till action is lakeu This is the !>e<t lime of year to! by the legislature, which will be kill this insect. Spray your frc.>s | done early in the session When Ih- lliu’ s-Hphn- war.h retainjs>f 0r Hroxton township cam.. During the past few weeks I have had se\e.-al inciuiries as to what to do for San Jose Scale on peach trees. . » ^ This insect is very common in thioj staf.. in fact there is hgrdly an or chard in South Carolina that has not been troubled with this pest. A large percentage of the farmers who have attempted to start home orch ards in this county have had prac tically every t»ee that they planted jtho-oughf* witlf x Chancellor Command.-- at the r t - merclal preparation ijhould be U l.ut-, mend that the claims be naid for tbV. cent election, with H. It Padgett ■-d with nine or »*n parts of water, i f U n amount Upon vote h »h •nt a vice-chancellor and L. Has'lden pre-! You can aPo make your own lime! lM)ard theae claims were cut down poum'r. '..IS poupilr Water, enough to i, '..x- ad gal. Directions fo. Making. Enough water is added to fh and Mrs. John Schwarting and Mis* \v| r t,man will b-* pained to lean;. A Nell Hutto, of Bamberg and Miss |h a ( she is quite ill of pneuraoni i. Audrey Jones, of Lodge. The many friends of Miss Alg;e sulphur to make it a thin paste. About la gallons of water is brought the boiling point In an iron krt- The malady has'not progre^TTar "“L*!*/* ! “ ,, l Ph, ’. r haste , added. j enough as yet to pass the crisis, but , 1 f. V ,,n, ° * s s !? w . Islandton was well represented t*| tt u hoped lhat she wil ; not haw a 14 llddw, • *** whirh Walterboro Salesdny. among them severe attack causes it to boil and cook The mix- being A. Q. Lvon* and won. ('lemson ’ * - ‘ tore should lie stirreti sjifficiently to ,! " ,nrv "*•*" *'» m * anJ K - »• J- «« uamptM. k,? 22. T. NOTICE! ./ I wish to announce to the public that I have opened „ a local Wood Yard. Wood to order. I have also put on a dray with reliable driver. 1 solicit your hauling.' tfltfi N. H. KENDRICKS A ' V ’ ^ / ’Phone 36x. gene Crosby. / ’ - —o-o- A. Bennett and son of Lodge, wer- among Monday. 0-0 J C. Guess and W. F! McTeer.'v cB known burlnestCmen of White Hall, were in Walterboro Monday. J. 1) Hudson ami B. R. Fisk, of It tiffin, had business in Walterboro Monday. Sunday and returning brought with him his family, who ‘bawe been The heat from the lime will causi- a portion.of the sulphur to go int . W D F«ri , .am..,. u«-u th< , reh> gUing the mixtur those in teJn W' ni " D K> HOnie wilh relative^ ,. o!or S)jo , lld thr Uet( ,, boll over.^a little r# !d waier rhouU’ ... ‘ . , , . , ' br added to cool it down. An pld ll.s numerous friend* are g.r.d I- 5£rk t ,, roat oX>r thp w||1 KoJ(i greet Dr L. M. btokes. who is ou: j, Pa , j n and r3UW ( 0 boil'more again, -if'er an illue;^ whk'U V.:* violently. All th-* lime should pe him eonfinf-d to his room o: sev- added alotirtjr and the m|xtU7e should I fon • Verdier J I Hi^r- tr al weeks. ltoil on< . haur . When j^| lrd rLn : i o-o— rieotly the mixture should he elthr-l Mr. and ^ rs - **• _**• Hour’:, who a greenish or a britk red color. \f j to the figures recommended by Capt. Moore,, the «*ut in many casas amounting to more than 75 per rent. • , E. P. McMillan. Is the mem ber from Hroxton township, and al though, present did not offer any objection to the action of the boat'd, but stated later to a representative of this newspaper, that be did not propose to stand for this action bf the board, and that he was going to appeal. He did not specify the na ture of the appeal he would make, but stated that he had not approved a claim except for what he consider ed a just and equitable amount... ' The members of the board are; Cr.pt. J. E Moore, highway commis- oiqner. and the following towmgjtlp commissioners: Bells. H. L. Chae- sorau: Blrik^. S E. McTeer: Fraser. J. A. Ttit«n; Glover. .11 F. Britt: Heyward. .J,, H Benton: Lowndex. H. H. B’-tce; Sheridnn. H. O Hob'-rt- All applicants for pensions in Coi- ! have been enjoying their honeymoon -t^r boiling, enough water shoal ! b - leton coiintv w ill taW» Martin Jones. C. N. Jones and H !‘ n Jlil! 11 , 1 !. '^Titter * a ' id " <, fif,,r * nl,0! ^ Po *' r CouniV Bbard of Pension, w ill n.r3> L. Jon™*, of the Tabernacle *e<tion.' I 10 * 111 '' in fh a t interesting through burlap to tak<* out coal ■ • * • . j _ j * > a r*jv « t lx gwaww a # • K ax* ** vwxws V*«- & i • were visitors in Walterboro Monday.- Mr. and Mrk. F J. Fox returned to their home in Charleston Monday morning, after spending the holi days very pleasantly with Mrs Fox’s parents. Rev. and Mrs B. V Hal ford. of Norway. "" —o-o— Misses Lillie Mae and Lillian Be n nett' were pleasant guests of Miss Liizie Halford Ney Year from Sat- state. are at home to their many friends the Parson house. M*. and Mrs. Houck were married at Cameron December 28. > -—o-o — H. E. Savage left early in^tfte week for Liberty IliU. wher? he wr- married at noon today to Mis* Lil lie Hoffman. They expert to return tomorrow to their home at the Sav age plantation* below Gre?n Bond, where they will reside. particles j. j. Heard, . County Agent. PRKSI Rev. R / V RIAN CHURCH 8. Hope. Pastor. There will be preaching services at the Walterboro Presbyterian church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and evening at 7:30 o’clock. Sun day school at 4:00 p. m.. R. L. Fra ser. superintendent. y .'»unfy Board of Pensisns will mee^ on the first Monday in February, 1916. at the Probate Judge’s office si 11 a m.. for the pu-pose of pass ing upon all applications forg^on- sions. • - D. B HUDSON. Clerk of Court. Walterboro. 8. C.. -tan. 4 19i€. l-5-4t. CFriht'an Mears. of IMandton. was in Walterboro Tuesday. ' -1 • X