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Wednesday^ March 21, 1917.
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Clean up now and en^y the
"Good Old SummerTime”
THIS WEEK WE OFFER
USE KEEPERS' HELPS
KLEIN’S DRUG STORE
Every Thing The Best
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( AMFAKiK i-'OR BOXY) IHKl’K MT. Smoak aad S. L. Reid, of Wal-
aKIN'Cr HELD tHIH WKKK terboro.
ThK «>rk.
(Coatinued From Fimt Paaet
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and cleeed with the assertion that
the bond issue would be defeated.
■> Those Who Attended.
The Cottaceetlle aneetins was •*-
tended by several members of the
commission. E. L. Lemarks. chair
man; R. H. Wtehmaa and Dr. B.
C. WTOts were repreeentatlree of
the rommlmien prsesnl. Pent San
ders. of Ritter, and Sam 9. Saun-
.ers. of Stokes, were present anl
’'ilking in . favor of the bond issue.
It was a source of regret that none
of the Invited speakers from with-
ut the county was present, but the
I people seemed pleased with the ad
dresses they heard.
Meeting at Hnwiakw.
The meeting at Smoaks on Tues
day was held in the tow n hall, snl
there were only about fifty persons
There will be other mootings this
week as follows: Lodge. Thursday.
Rice Patch. Friday; and HenJerson-
ille. Saturday. It is expected that
there will be some of the invited
speakers from outside the county
..resent at some of these meetings
The people jot Hendersonville are
emkieg arrangements for a big
meeting Saturday. a big dinner **,
*o be served by the people of the
6m m unity.
ImM Meeting April 2.
The last meeting will be 1i big
' illy at Walterboro Monday. April
2. and at this meeting there will be
some prominent speakers Among
. will be Senator Christensen,
of Beaufort: Hon. T. P. Bothran,
Greenville, and possibly Secretary
A. V. Snell, of Charleston. Thlw
meeting will be held at the court
house, beginning at 11 o'clock.
prfcfceutT Thejfc—were. - howweT-} Mayof- Gkjv»e; -ef- Vtiltcrbcf'o.- is-
deeply Interested, and heard the ad- chairman of the arrangements com-
•Ireuse* with great Interest. x It is , mittee for this meeting.
known that a number of those who
came to this meeting opposed to the ******* * * *******
bond issue went away in favor of * ^ *
it. In fact thio is the case every- 3 RESOl.CTloXS OF ^JBRFECT. *
where. A prominent citizen was ******* * * *******
heard to say that If the p«y>ple Resolutions adopted by the For-
could understand the law and how eign Missionary Society and iLadles'
'it will have to be applied there
would be very little opposition o
it. but that unfoYtunately many o.
them accepted what any man might
say and vote without really know
ing anything abo.ut it.
The meeting at Smoaks was pre
sided over by L. ’C. Padgett, rhait^
man of the local committee. It was
opened with prayer by Rev. P. L.
Aid Societies of the Walterboro. S.
r.. Presbyteriwn church on the death
of Mrs. Amanda Bradford Wichman:
Whereas, our Heavenly Father
ha* iemo\ed from earth to heaven
bers. who by her unfailing faithful-
long and honored find well beloved
member of our society, we desire to
record our love for her, aad our sot-,
row that we shall have her no more
Ingram, of Cottagevllle, who was with us; therefore be It Resolved:
present. S. L. Reid again topened | First. We have loot in her one
the meeting with an apt speech.'and jof our most lyal and useful mem-
explained the findings of the expeit bei-s. who by Wer nofailing faithful-
lie then told of some experiences he j neSj( an d by her intelligence .was
.had had with-countie* and bond is- ever an inspiration Jto us. Her's
*ue*. The next speaker was W. K. wa s a steadfast heart and ’an nn-
Wlllls. of Cottagevllle. who favored 1 shaken faith..
the bond issue and spoke of the I Second. We extend to her be-
many benefits to be derived from a reaved family our sincere sympathy
system of good roads over the couu-|. 4n d' commend them to th* care of
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“ft Has Ended
All My Kitchen
You, too, can be
freed from the
elaeery ef lafidiee
drudgery — from
which
Mean an hard.
Ail these go to the jwak
pile With the old et.ove 4
lyowpotinoMet
AllenS
RANGES
For moreAbk* 20-year a now theee £tfmou&~ thagwr nnVt
been making Southern bo men happier end brighter by
ending ell the kitchen werrien. It bekes quickly end
theeoiigkly without even reqntrinc the pone to he tamed, hecauee mperior
evealy tkfoughout the oven.
Triple edbentoe-lined walla that retain heat, aave fuel and
prevent body of the range from burning out. The heavy
■actiona Hirc-boafiniaoi cannot warp, and last yam. Any woman who U
■dll worrying along with the old style mngee should come in aad let ns
tell her about t^e many time-, money-, and wark-mviag leal
Princess F sagos. Wore always glad to shew yon.
BROWN FURNITURE CO.
•*The Home Makers.”
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IX THK msTRHT CXH’RT OF THE
rXFTED STATES.
E. Sanders,
For the Kavtcrn District of South
t'amlian.
IN BANKRUPTCY
In the Matter of J
Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of the above Bank
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
13th day of January, A. D.. 1917,
IV I MF DISTRICT CXlURT OF THU
IMTKD STATES
Hon. John Goodwin, a lh * Father of mercies and the Qpdj |he abo ; e named Bankrupt was du./
member of the legislature, wa s next D f a ij comfort,
commented briefly
adjudicated Bankrupt, and that the
For the Eastern District of South
Carolina.
IN BANKRUPTCY
In the Matter-, of J. S. Sander*.
Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of the above Bank
rupt:
'■Notice is hereby given that on th-
13th day of January, A. D., 1917,
the above named bankrupt, was duly
adjudicated Bankrupt, and that th •
introduced and commented briefly, Thlrd . Tha , a C opy •! these re^'fi r , t meeting of his creditors will be nf Z'
Ia» »»<1 .ppMc.tron Uu.lion, b. «-nt I. tb. fkmily. I» he , d „ lhe oIn „ o( , h . R ,f» rw , .7 .17 r 7iir.l'
er. and covered about the same or m0 re of our church papers.
\\Y invitf every lx dy t<» u»ni«* an‘1 '>ur line <»l Men >.
\V<»men - ami Oiildien's ' r SAMPLE
SHOES will save you money.
Our Line of $1.00 WASH SKIRTS
Consisting of Gabardine. Pop
lin and Linene is Great.
THU store is your stetv- -your store to shop in, to buy
What you like -to Guy tlmt whlcff wIB give you septet
anti pleasure. * SEEING 1S\HK1-1E\ I NT,. AN1> I’E-
LlEMN^riS C’ONVINClNt;. AM> tONVlNClNfi I<
pi^hasiny;.
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ground as at Cottageville. The last
speaker was^Senator J. G. Padgetr.
who told of his efforts to write a
hill which would meet the need* of
the county. He urged the adoption
of the bill by the people of th»*
county, and cited many instance*
wherein a system of good mads.
MRS. S. R. HOPE.
MRS. GEORGE R FK UU.lt.
» Committee.
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Walterboro. R. 1. March 19.—
such as would have to be built un- Q Ur community, which seems to
der this law. would prove highly bave b ^ n a sle^p for so lo,ng. has
tifnefioial to the county. suddenly come to life. We have or-
At the conclusion of Senator Pad- Kan j X ed a Sunday school and prave.
ett's address a few ladies of the , ne cting at the Mashawvillet school
community served dinner to a por- house. Sunday school at 11 \>
tion'oX. the crowd at ihe s’hooi o'docg Sunday morning and prayer
house, while others were entertain- m cs»tii x Saturday evening at 8 3<»
ed at the homes of the citiiens
o'clock We invite and urge ever
Among the members of the com on ^ to attend theee meetings We
mission present were Chaiiruan E have, tattg/gr superintendent Elwooi
I.. Lemacks. itn H Wichman Mr rroshvkTksisteii by A P. Warren.
H d. Willis. F .1 Benv Col. Mr5 \ v . M. Sauls is teacher of the
C. D. May. of Walterboro w.* also ildu |. Bible class Miss Clara ('ro.~-
present. by the Intermediate class. Miss Ine»
« -Price, primary; W. M. Sauls, sec-
/ Vo Mt'eting .’it ItulHn. letary and treasurer. There i> a’si
T!>e first ''(rost - ' o’ tEcXgood a Sunday scho’d at Sandy Dam at
mails campaign was at tli> ;:;3” every Sunday afternoon 'and
aiorning There were npt r.i'o• tbJvJ* prayer meeting on \Vednesda> » v« !y
v bis If dozen voter* pi* • nt wtk" ng at some re- i* nee in the neig ^
•tie timKaame for tke meeting, and borhood. The>»- meeting-, are^-on.
no atteinpb ,wa* made to make anv duct^fd t»v Walter HroM .tn.i-Yie u*
-peeches. Insenii th - - part> ’e ea- tally well attended. X y
iertained fit dinpt;r by Rev. (I. L Mrs. M. E Hansford, o’ >av‘xn
Ingram, the Methodist inimstex. af- uah. is visiimg Mr*. J- M
<«-r which they visitedXhe school and ’ Mr. and Mrs i alv ,n • rosb) weie
•fiade short talks to th<* school on v.isitois in our neighborhood \last
20 Broad Street, Charleston. S. C..
on the 30th day of March. A. D ,
1917*. at one o’clock p. m., at which
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trus
tee. examine the Bankrupt, and
transact such other business a s may
properly come before said meeting.
It is proposed to consider the imme
diate sale of the Bankrupt’s prop
erty, or a proposition for composi.
tion.
EDWARD W. HUGHES.
’Referee in Bankruptcy.
Dated March 20, 1917. s
NOTE—The proof of Claim must
Yc in accordance with the form pre
scribed by the Supreme Court of the
Cinjed States.
room &05.' People* Office Building
20 Broad street. Charleston. S. C ,
on the 30th day of March. A. D.,
1917, at one o'clock p. m., at whir,
time the said creditor^ may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trus
tee. examine the Bankrupt, and
transact such other business as ma;.
properly come before said meeting.
It is proposed to consider the imme.
diate sale of the Bankrupt’* prop
erty, or a proposition for composi
tion.
EDWARD W. HUGHES.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Dated March 20th, 1917.
NOTE—The proof of Claim mu«‘
be in accordance wifh the form pre
scribed by the Supreme Court-of th-'
United States.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bear*
the
Signature of
week are delighted with theNme^f-
•diicat ional topics Tho-.- vr ; ,he Sunday. ing. and feeh touch benefit ted tU’-Ye-
a»re Dr B C» Willi- and *> ur school is progressing nicelv by. They' returned Sunday, night
under th*- management of J. M >»nd were teady for duty agdin Mon-
;»a 11 y
W. r!
Willis.- of <’ottag* ville. W. i
JOTER GRIPPE
Mrs. Findlay Made Strong By Vinol
Seven-, Kans—“The Grippe left tet
In a weak, nenous, run-down condition
I was too weak to do my housework an !
could not sleep., After trying differen*.
medicines without lienetlt Vinol restored
my health, strength and appetite. Vine!
is a L'raad medicine and every weak,
nervous, run-down woman should taki
it’--Mrs. Geo. Fdsolly.
Vinol sharpens the appetite, aids
Teaehers’ meeting in Columbia las, |digestion, enriches the blood, ani
builds up naturgl strength and energy.
Try it on our guarantee
John M. Klein. Druggist, WalYr-
boro. S, C.
TEACHERK RETUIIX
Tlie leathers of the VV'alteiboro
sebeot who attended the State
Ackerman.
dav morning.
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OFF WITHOUT I*\l\
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Cincinnati Authority T«*1L How to
Dry np a »«»m or t'nlhMB*. so it
IJfl*. <*fl With Fingen*. ' %
You corn-pestered men and wo
men need suffer no longer. Wear
the shoes that nearly killed you be
fore. s«)a this Cincinnati authority
because a few drops of freegone ap
plied dlrottly o n a tender, aching
corn or callous stops soreness at
once and »oo»» the. corn or hardened
callous loosens so it can be lifted
out. root and all. without pain,
A small bottle of freezone cost*
very little pt any drug store, but will
positively take off every hard or
soft »orn or callous This should be
tried as it .Is Inexpensive and Is said
not to irritate 1 the surrounding skin
If your druggi*t hasn’t any (tee.
zone tell him to get a small bottle
for you from bis wholesale drug
house. It Define stuff and acts lifce
a charm every time.
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* \T F.-lMiRV INFIRM\HV
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Mrs L. C. FadgettXof Stpoaks.
i underwent an operation Monday and
Is doing well following it.
C. N. Langdale. who has beeivxt
the Inftruvary for several weeks, fol
lowing an" operation for append!
citis. went home Monday much im
proved. ..
Little Clyde Rhode, of Cottag*-
' ville. who has been at the Infirm
ary, for several days suffering from
a had foot, is much Improved.
Mrs. Fennoll is at the Infirmary
for treatment.
R. M. Jefferie* and C. F. Muck-
enfuss had a business trip to
Branchville Monday. They report
that farmers are quite busy all along
Jthe route planting corn and prepaG
ting for their crops generally.
GREAT
OPENING SALE
MEET
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IS NOW GOING ON
At FRANK’S
„ MEET
ME
Wh- re y r;:r v eet your friends a^d nvre good* les-t money and better goods for same money In
Xj’t ■ if tr.v' high eo-t of ready to v.^dr and y < ! go \y.’ are cUe and will sell you the -ame ^«ds at the .
.' »!>*eX.i •i’le 1'iriees as before ^rnt a<lv;,nie. Ju* ’ ' I*. ii.->an Mid look over our prices amt you w«ll sun’y
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^o.nn Men’s Palm Leach Sufx our 'pring ni.er.-
ing sale at * h // ■ ,
$<v.a(i and $7.oil Men’s >tLt.'. -ale price ^4.1* %
.Slo.no and Suits, all wo ! RltJc Serge-
fancies at. , -• - - ■ $7.”>0
$12.50 and Men's all \vi. .l^Wor-tcu Sj :s.
our sale-frice. ... $lo.uu
$15.00 and $18.00 high grade -uit* at Sl2..‘»u
A full line of boys’ -uits at all prices.
MEN’S SHOES
$2.dU Men’s Work Shoes at — $ 1.5o -
$2.25 Men’s black Work Sh«>ev at -• $1.75
$2.50 Men’s tjack or tan Work Shoe' at $1.9S
$3.00 and $.‘>.So Men's tan W« rk Shoes at $2.50
$2.50 Men's Dre*s Shoes at * $1.75
$3.00 and $3.50> MeH - Dress Sh'pe- at ••—‘ $2.0*
$2.5() Men’s I»w- Cu\ Shoes at $1.75
$2.75 Men’s I^jw Cut Shoes, tan or btkek $1.9^
$3.00 Men^s Lew Cut Shoes, black only, at $2.50
$3.50 Men’s fine Ix>w Cut Shoes at ’ $2.98
$1.25 and $1.50 Indies’ Skirts at . 98a-
$1.75 l^adifs’ Skirts at $f.25
$2.«mk Indies’ Skirts at ••• $1.49
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Stanley Percales. 24 inches wide at 7c
The best 12 l-2c Apron Gingham at/p — • • • •10c'
ii'*d ijuality yellow Homespun at ..8o "•
Genuine Sea Island Homespun. 12 l-2c and 15c
value. 50-inches wide, sale price- 10c
12 l-2c and 15c Dress Crape, all light figured and
striped, sale price > • • 10c
T2 1-2c* and 15c Dress Voile, all the latest paterns,
sale price .... 10c
Novelty Silk-finisl* Poplin, all the latest stripes
and flowers, sale price 25c
59c and 50c Top SilK, 27 inches wide, sale price - ■ • 25c
Fine Taffeta Silk, black and Navy, at $1.00
Large variety of Dress Ginghams at 10c
MILLINERY '
Our Millinery Department will be this year bigger
in variety, higher in i|uality and lower in price than
ever before. 4
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY ONLY—SEA ISLAND
HOMESPUN AT ONLY X . > 9c
On account of lack of sjyace we are r. t able to name the hundreds of bargains we have to offer, and we are
getting in something new even- day. Please remember that what we advertise true and we can prove it at
The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
NEXT TO EXPRESS OFFICE
J. FRANK. MANAGER