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! MP* a • •• . -- ,p ^•v i?V; v f l^al Toofli IWp Y OU'LL like this dentifrice better—rt cleenees the teeth.eweetem the breath end freahen* the mouth. k‘t economical to uae. Thoroly mtifec* tory end—you’ll like th^ Uete of Nyel Tootli P—te We have just received another importation of London made tooth Brushes, made in Great Britian, bears our name and everyone guaranteed. KLEIN’S DRUG STORE Every Thing The Best. Phone 31. SPRING GOODS ARRIVING * ^ > ' DAILY k \ ^ - We desire to announce that we have a full line of ' ^ Spring (i<K)ds in stock and that new goods are daily ar riving. See us for anything in Spring Dress Goods, Ladies’ Dresses, Children's Dresses, Men’s and Boys’ Suits, and anything you need in Spring Dress Goods for ’ * %, ' * t Man. Woman or Child. . . % • . » V SOBEL & BOGOSLOW * WHERE THE DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY HAHN’S -• ________ o Fresh Shipments Ev- ‘ , r of / Hahn’s Famous Ice Cream. Glover’s Pharmacy Everything In Drugs. * »• * »*. <* HENRY C. GLOVER, Manager * PHONE St> WALTERBORO. SOUTH CAROLINA \ " ■ ' • ••••••***** * * * * • ' * * - Personal Mention * ******* * * ******* Mr. Mark Beywrllac. of the Arm of MeDoaald-Wtlktn* Co., of Bean- for. came over la hie Ford and Is viaitimg his uncle. B. Levy, this week. Mr. sad Mrs. R. C. Bolen end lit tle Boa.’ John C.. who have been ris- Iting at the homevof Mrs. Bolen’s father. Mr. T. D. Reader, hare re turned to their home St Ssntuc. C. W. Drawdy ws* la Walterboro Tuesday. Mr. Drawdy is s resident at Ritter, and Ray* that the planters in hit neighborhood are pleased over the splendid stand of potatoes they have gotten. ^ C. W. Drawdy and E. C. Beach. 3f Green Pond, went to Bamberg Sun day. making the trip 5n their Ford in 2 3-4 hours from Green Pond. Mrs. H. A. McGee is visiting rela tives in ChaHeston. -.Mrs. McGee ex pects to remain over in the city for the Kings Daughters " Convention which meets there next week. — OO— W. B. Bennett. Esq . of Ehrhardt, had business in town Tuesday of this week. Mrs. C. M-. McTeer. of Hardeevllle. spent s few days last week in town with relatives and friends Mrs. L. E. Weeks and smoll daugh ter, Doris, are in town visiting at the home of Mrs. C. W. Butler. Mrs J. L. Rentz is spending some time in Augusta with her mother. Miss Anita Bailey, who has been visiting relatives at Palatka. Fla., has returned. B. S. Graham is a visitor in the town and county this week. Mrs? Rosa Keyserllng. of Beaufort, is visiting her father, B I^evy, this week. * * • &eat Opening Sale AT ZION CHURCH Services will be held at the Zion Baptist church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock with sermon by Rev. P. W. Warren. SECURES MORE TERRITORY Walterhom Garage Co. Acquires Sev eral Counties for Overland. The Walterboro Garage Company, which company has been the agents for this county for the Overland au tomobile. has recently 'been granted additional territory, and now- hav^ the counties of Beaufort. Hampton. Jasper and Dorchester, in addition to Colleton county. A. H. Wichman. who is manager for this company, is much pleased with the success his company is meeting in the sale of these cars. The number of Over land owners ip increasing rapidly. Meet Me IS NOW GOING ON AT FRANK’S Meet Me The Charleston Surprise Bargain House _ 1 • t ■* ^ , * Where You Can Get More Goods For - . v ■ » « » , % . «% Less Money and Better goods For Same Money. * 4 We not only put things in the paper, but we put them in the store, and we can show you style, quality, quantity and value. This is „ • ■ * * ' ^ > more than you could expect at present market, but still we are able V . , to do it, on account of the smartness of our buyer in New York City, where he is always looking after the interest of our business. So our buyer secured for us, at the old low prices, enough goods to secure our customers for the coming season with nothing else but bargains. Look! and Listen! and read the following: 8c fancy Dress Lawn, our sale price 5e yd. 12 l-2c and 15c Voile, Crepe, Basket Cloth and Woven Tissue, best 25c value, our sale price at only *.. 10c yd. 19c Lawns, Voiles, our sale price only 10c yd. 39c Crepes, Voiles and fancy Poplins and Palm Beach Cloth, our sale price. .25c yd. EAL WITHOUT FEAR OE INDIGESTION OR . SOUR! ACID STOMACH IrWnnt Krlief! “Pupe’* Diftitep^in” EimIh Your Htomarli Trouble Forever. 75c Crepe de Chine, our sale price.. .25c yd. 36-inch wide best 8c Bleach for only. .5c yd. 36-inch wide white Homespun at only.. 5c yd. Best 15c Coffee at. pef pound 10c $2.00 patent leather, one, two and three straps pumps and low quarters at....$!.50 $2.50 Rnd $3.00 and $3.50 ladies’ pumps and low quarters; vici, gun metal and patent leather, guaranteed in our store to be all solid leather, a new pair or money refund ed if not all solid leather; our sale price $1.75 and $2.00. Wonder what upset your stomach -which portion of the food did the damage -do you? Well, don’t both er. If your stomach Is in a revolt; if sour, gassy and upset, and what, you just ate has fermented into stub born lumps; head dizxy and aches; belch gases and acids and eructate undigested food; breath foul, tonwue toated—Just take a little Pape’s Diapepsin and in five minutes you wonder what became of the indi gestion and distress Millions of men and women to day know that it is needless to have a had stomach. A little Diapepsin occasionally keeps this delicate or gan regulated and they eat their favorite foods without fear If your stomach doesn'.t take care of your liberal limit without rebel lion; if your food is a damage in stead of a help, remember the quick est. surest, most harmless relief is Pape’s Diapepsin which costs only fifty rents for a large case at drug stores It’s truly wonderful— it di gests food and sets things straight, so gentiv and easily that it is really astonishing Please, for your sake. don't goon and on with a weak, dis- leston. making the trip by automo- ordered tomach; it’s so unnecessary, bile. OH, YES! Oh. Yes! our Millinery department is the greatest you ever saw. The finest in quality, the best for your choice, the lowest in price. You can find ready-to-wear, up-to-date latest styles and trimmed for ladies, misses and children. We have a full line of Dress Goods, such as I^awns. Crepes, Silks, Ginghams, Poplins. « etc. New goods are daily coming in. \ ^ Indies’ nice low quarters, high heel or low heel at . !*. $1.25 per pr. Men’s Shoes from $1.40 to $3.50, consist ing of work shoes, knock-about shoes, high and low quarters, button or lace, patent leather and gun metal and in tan colors, guaranteed a good value. Special for Friday and Monday—lOc'lb. box Talcum Powder for onlv 5c * , • Our line of men’s clothing has no equal to their variety of style, quality and value. Guaranteed nothing but Bargains and more especially in our Spring Opening Sale. -b*—• . k '-r Men’s pants for work, knock-about and dress. Our sale price from... <£0c to $3.50 15c Blue Bell Chevjots, it is better, stronger, nicer and wider and faster c9lor than any Ginghams; our sale price is 10c yd. 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, Manager. Mr. and Mrs. H A Patterson ami children, accompanied by Mrs. (\ B. Gahagan. spent Wednesday in Char- \ • Walterboro Candy Kitchen We shall < pen next Monday in the store room be tween The Pres- and Standard and The First National r Park an up-to-date Candy Kitchen, wherj^we shall make candies of all kind—Pure. Delicious and Cheap. In ad dition to candies, we shall carry in stock a full line of Fruits, fresh e\ery day. The public is cordially Invited to come ip arid pat ronize our candy and fruit departments. Walterboro Candv Kitchen New Dresses And Skirts We are daily receiving a large assortment of new ft T— dresses and skirts. Om Millinery Opening was a splendid success tuid 0 ■ f we .he ieadt to serve the public in tf^ latest and new sh,ip( s in st\ li.-h hats, which we are receiving every week > „ . ♦ , . •% ' C°™ B«n US B. LEV \, Manager