Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* . * * fyal Tbofli IWp V/CXrLL like tkii denbfnce bettef-il cfaenece I *1-' m • me iccDs«vwecicvw(nc Dfcain •no ircsncnsiric mouth, ke economical to use. TVoraljr antilac* >onr and—voul hke the taeto ol Nyal Tooth Pa^ We have just received another importation of. London made tooth Brushes, made in Great *' i m * ■ Britian, bears our name and everyone guarant eed. ►V j, *> KLIN’S DRUG StORE Every Thing The Beit. , Phone 3L ~ • SPRING GOODS ARRIVING ■ DAILY •v • - t We desire tx> announce that we have a full lim^o/ * Spring Goods in stock and that new goods are daily ar- riving. See us for anything in Spring Dress Goods, v* ■ Ladies’ Dresses, Children’s Dresses,* Men’s artd Boys’ t Suits, and anything you need in Spring Dress Goods for i. t Man. Woman or Child. * i' ■ . ■ / SOBEL & BOGOSLOW % WHERE THE DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY AT YOUR DOOR your drug store* wants through the mail, you can have the drug store brough to your‘door. We deliver by pared post. * < \ Young man, Remember we have the edebrated Whitman’s en Candies. .Take her a box wh you call on her. * \ Glover’s. Pharmacy HENRY C. GLOVER, Manager ^HONE 86 Special Judge M. P. Howell Is In Beaufort again this week holding court. He waa designated to hold only one weok's term, but the peo ple of Beeufort were so well pleened Judge. Hojtell that, they re- him to retuni and hold nn- week’s court which he con- week was given [>f Criminal cases number of Com- ire being heard t home Saturday In town with M* w . „ Monday morning to a«wufort. CArtPOLI* BARXE8 PAYH FIXE Carroll Bernes was tried at the last term of court tn bis absedM. on a charge of assault and battery and was found guilty, the Judge lea behind a sealed sentence. Barn was' tried for cutting Frank Milev sometime ago at Little Swamp. He ts now living at Andrews and when he learned of the sealed sentence he (" me on and surrendered to Deputy cs -'rllf Padgett, who took him to the Clerk of Court who opened the sen tenre finding that It carried a sen tence ot imprisonment of the‘alter native of a fine of $150. The fine was paid. INSTALLS NEW - \^n MACHINERY The Wnlterboro Coca-Cola Bot tling Works is engaged _ in placing some new machinery.*which when installed, will place this plant along side the most up-to-date plants in the country. The new machines afe a Miller conveyor and bottle wash er. These- machines ar* designed to take the bottles and convey them to the water supply where they are cleansed and returned. The inatnl- latlon of these machines will do away with much hand labor and wilf besides do much more wprk. An additional room w ith .concrete floor will be constructed to accommodate these machines. ,« , * - " WILL ENTERTAIN THIS EVENING Mr. and Mrs. Pan! Sanders. Mr artd Mrs. Campbell Sanders. Jr., have Issued Invitations to a_reception at the bea.utlfu! country home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sanders at Ritter this owning. Quite a large number of Walterboro folks expect to attend. ENTERTAINMENT AT PEXIEL There will be an entertainment followed by a box part* at Penlel school Friday evening, April 14..at 8 o'clock- This will mark the close of the" school, and the public is in vited to l»e present. Prof. E. H. Carpenter is the principal of this school. NEW GARAGE MAX IN* TOWN L. L. Clark, of Florence, arrived in fnwn yesterday to begin work at the City Garage.’ of -which S. M. Crdsby is'lprropriotor. Ml? Clark is an expq/ienced mechanic and un derstands the mechanism of all makes of cars. MISSIONARY SERMON AT SMOAKH The Missionary Sermon before the Woman’s Missionary Vniop Auxll Jary fo the Colleton Baptist Associa tion will be preached at Smoaks’ Baptist church on Sunday morning. April hth, at 11 o’clock by Rev. I. C. Lawson. A cordial invitation !>« extended to the community to at tend the' service. A H. T. Herndon, of Hendersonville, was in Walterboro Monday. Mr Herndon Js a merchant of that little town, and stated that he w’as ser iously considering the matter of be coming % candidate for the office of coronggr ******** * * ****** * . * tr . TAltOK SCHOOL # * * ******* * « ******* Ruffin. Aprll y 3.—Th* ^ Tabor school Improvement association gave an oyster supper Friday evening at the school for the purpose of rising funds to carry on the work -of the association. .Therd was a big crowd present and a good time was had. The pupils entertained the audience with a few well selected short plays, recitations and dialogues. The ex ercises were concluded with a cake walk. Several cakes were auction ed off. bringing good prices. * ' SI MMONS FOR RELIEF *•' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. Court of Coirimon Pleas. Sarah Jane Simmons, Grace Spivey and Prbbey Lewis—Plaintiffs/ vs. Morgan Jenkins Anna Williams. Felder Jenkins. Ezekiel Jenkins, Atlas Jenkins. Wallace Jenkins, hr.d Joe Dcie and Hliza Rpipea. as representing the unknown heirs or devisees of Rebecca Ann Allen. John S Allen. Hattie Eirgenia Al len. John Rolling, and Wesley Cummings—Defendants To the Defendants Above Named: You ,and each of von are hereby summoned snd required to > answer the eomplaint U^this action, which .has been fllfd this day in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Colleton County, at Wal- terboro. 8. C., of which a copy is he-ewith served upon you. and to serve a copy of.your answer to said complaint upon the subscribers at Jhelr office at Walterboro. 8. C. *|thln twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive 6t the day of such rarvlce; and If you fail tio answer the complaint within the time afore said. the plaintiffs in this arjioii will apply to live Court for the relief de^ manded in the complaint. PADGETT St MOORER. Plaintiff’s Attorneva. Walterboro. 8. C.. April . 5. Itlt. D: B. HUDSON. C. C. P & 6 8. (Official Seal.) 4-5-3t. Demonstrator Scan went to Ruf fin and Williams Tuesday for the purpoee of securing members for tho Boys Com Club, for Colleton county. Ho took thd' matter up with the schools at .those two places and at Williams secured the names of ! the following boys who' desire to anlte with tho club: James Martin. ) Griffin Garris, Arrie Kinard. The fourth boy wished to Join but had to see his father about the land be fore giving (n his name. NOTICE! Notice Is hereby given that booki of registration to be used for the regular or municipal election In the Town of Walterboro. South Caro lina.-40 be held May 23rd. 1916. will be opened at the store of H: *W. piack, Jr.. Supervisor of Registra tion. on the 10th day of April. 1916. and remain open until the 22nd day of April. 1916. for the purpose .of stering all qualified electors hln the Incorporate limits of the said\torwn. Qualifications for this registra tion arfe^as follows: ' Residence in the Statexpr two years, in the coun ty of Colleton one year, and In the town of Walterboro four months previous to the said election, and has paid all taxes due and. collect able for the preceding fiscal year. The production of a certificate of registration from the county super- visorr of registration 'of Colleton county entitling the applicant to vote in a polling precinct within the said town shall bell Condition prere quisite to the applicant’? obtaining a certificate of registration for the said municipal election. Provided that ministers in charge of an or ganized ohui^i.and teachers of pub lic schools be entitled to vot<* after six -monrhs' residence in the State if otherwise qualified. Notice is p.!so .given that the above books of registration will be-.used for the Democratic municipal pri maries to be "held In the town ol Walterboro on the 2nd and 9th days o* May. 1’916. ThC same qualifica tions being required in the primarieje- as in the general election to be h?ld on the 23rd day of Mav. 1916. / H. W. BLACK. Jr.. Supervisor of Registration for Town of Walterboro. 4-5-3L Kg Sale of Dry Goods and Mill!. r nery Now Going on Meet Me Meet Me Whej*e you can get more goods for less money and better goods" for same money in the line of Clothing, Shoes Dry Goods and MiHinery at half price. Everything els,? cut down to great surprising bargains, at t • The Charleston Surprise Bargain House J. FRANK, Manager. • . * • * WHOLESALE and RETAIL ixt Door to Express Office. FRESH FRUITS ALWAYS ON HAND We shall carry in stock at all times a full line of seasonable fresh fruits. Our stock of Candies and othe-p Confections is always complete and fresh. H. COHEN At old W. V. Glover’s stand on comer at Court House Square. VICTORx 1 ' . ‘ \ ~ * fc RECORDS FOR EASTER m M & HYMNS AND SACRED MUSIC Beautiful Lk* of Somewhere (Fearis) Christ Arose (Lowry) Hosanna (Granierl * Holy N ight (Noel > (Adam ) * . Come Thou Almighty King (Wesley), Jerusalem the Gokleir (Ewing) « • * ^ Jeaua Chri«t 1* Ki*en T«Hlay (Warden) lih-st Be the Tie That Blndu >(Nagel 1) The PalmK (Faure) * The Holy City (Adam?) Harold Jarvis) Hayden Quartet, , “ m “ , <<’ Harry Macdonongh Harry Macdonough KMMMI in Trinity Choir) Trinity Choir) 10 Hayden Quartet) Trinity Choir) ,0, IH 1° . < <> .75 .75 Harry Macdonouglj) Harry Matdonough) Church Bells) 10408 10 ..75 ’ 'Jtr t timing of the Year (Organ act.) I^oxl Dismiss t H With Thy Blessiii K (Organ acc.) Trinity Chime?| IO . . \ » ■ . % - ‘ Oh, Come, all Ye Faithful (Ade?t? Fidele?) Trinity Choir with ,\ Joy. to the World (Watt?-Hando|) Nearer My Gta^to Thee (Adkm? Mason) Klee a? a Bird (Dana > . : t \ Autumn (Saviour. Breathe an Evening Blessing) Trinity Choir) <Jod i? Love (Shelley »\- ty Choir with '| Chimes l. | 0 Trinity Choir | Raymond Dixon) Frederick Wheeler) When the Mlntu Have Bol1e«l Away (Sankey) Trinity Some Day ( Shall Know (Gardner-Town'er) Earl Cart Oh, l.ord. Most H«*ly (Franz Abt\ Calvary (Vaughan-Rodney) Shall We Meet Beyond the Kfoer < Hasting?-Rice i Lyric Quartet) to Choir ) yright ) 171 •'17 to Trinity Choir f Elsie Raker * 4 s ’240 IO J Almost Persuaded (Bliss i si 17 Macdonough-Hemus'- 17350 io * Macdonough-Hemus j ) 6 . N. \ / With Yerdnre Clad (From “The (Testion"i (Haydn) * rs . \ -'V, • Lury Isabelle Marsh 00055 lo ‘'A *5 .75 L .75 .75 .75 .75 J .75 .75 Brown Furniture Co- Walterboro, S. C.