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r X V r, Jvif 4» * » . .'ii *T' * •i 25 CENTS REDUCTION nFfONTINIIANCF SAIF ON EVERT S PHRUSE * ' ^ Uluvl/n llllU/ilivL OnLL >• ’ * 'V . * •* . .. . * . . : = — " ' """" ”■=> — • s . 25 CENTS REDUCTION ON EVERY S PURCHASE AT: s' ’'l 4 Beginning Thursday, July 5th and Continuing Till August 1st . r • ’• #■, •,« % » /• , - • . ^ , ; , ' • , . ' 'V # • ^ , • , , > 4 ■ » • ^ * » t v T . ^ T ■ • » ' y ^^ ■» f . / . * * - * ' » . - • • . + ' . A . 1 • • / - . ; - 1 - , _ *• . * W.e will sell the entire stock of goods at ou^JeWjelry Store with a reduction of 25 cents on every dollar purchase, on account of going out ci business. Even body knows that in the United States goods have advanced on the market in every line, and in JEWELRV as well, but*by discontinuing the business up here, we are will ing to SACRIFICE and are offering the goods at a low price, which you cannot obtain anywhere else for same money. •; ’ x • • - . ** • % ' V ' « / ... - . . f • • , .% • *- x . — i The people of this countv well know the QUAE 1TY of (JOODS we handled for the last 15 years, and we do no^ find it necessary,to make explanation of, the reputation we have ^ f X. . ■ • S, ^ *,X. . . * ‘ ' . • ... V earned for.many years, as we never misrepresent jpur goods. . - / . * Our stock consists of DIAMONDS and SOLID COLD JEWELRY. WATCHES of all standard grades in Solid Gold or Gold Filled Cases, also Sterling Silverware. Silver-plated • • , • « + * - . •• j. '."S. * * . ^ Rogers goods. Clocks, Cut Glass/ Musical Instruments and Optical Good*. It is to yc.ur personal benefit to take, the opportunity and purchase NOW the bargains we offer you. • . . s' ** ’ ‘ ' ' . . ' ’ ”9 ■ ‘ ’ ' ■ ■C’X, Remember the SALE WILL LAST only to ALGUST 1st, and if you need anything at present or in the near future in the JEWELRY LINE, do not put it off. but make your .. purchase as'“early as possible, as OUR STOCK IS LIMITED, that you can make the best .selection.. ;• , ' . 4 o ’ * « %• 'i .•’O' - 6EI YOUR $ WORTH FOR 75 GENTS Finn Jewelry Store, Walterboro, S. C. Inc. j GET YOUR $ WORTH - v» » . v », » . SPECIAL- We will ask particularly^ all our customer^ who left with us any watches, clocks and jewelry for FOR 75 CENTS repairs that they call for same in the next JO days. •-I X LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS SK.coNf» AMKM»KI» KiMAIONS / . state of soutu carolixa. County of Colleton. Hefore the Clerk of Court. Colle ton County. E. T. II. Shaffer, et al.—Petition ers. vs. S. II. Smoak. et al.—-Respondents. tj TO THE RESPONDENTS. j?u>an Albrfcht. Isaiah Chappell. .1 W Crosby. Mrs. S. J. Crosby, S M. Crosby. .lr.. K. 1>. Davis. C. A. Fra-1 *pr. Reck Ford, tsaiah Fraser, < .j . H. Gadsden. Sarah Cafes. Mary E. j Gahajtan. G. \V." Griffin. Nancy, Grant. Sam Gathers, Mar pa ret Hey ward. Miley Johnson. Willie John- $ won. Fannie la'vihe. Primus' Levine. Clement Moultrie. Nancy Polite.] Anna Belle Vadgett. Ben SanK, Clara Sires. * Kiztle Sires. O. P. j Sauls. Piute Sanders, “TloseTia Kouir-J . s. Ned Torttner and John Doe. Rleh- ard I.ff and Eliza Snipes, fictitious persons, representing the unknown heirs and devisees of the fcMloxVinc per c »’ns deceased: J. S. Albripbt. T. J. Rlanchanc Jacob Rritrhf. r Frank ' .Bethea. Peter Dorman. R. I*. Dan- ■SP -ner, C. H. Gahaean. Mrs. A. ft. Grant.Jd'XH. Remley. A. It. ftitter. Hinftalt Teas<|ale. Henry Warren, i : S. H White. Martha Warren. M. VI WitselJ and representing the un-J known trustees and owners, of St.; '' Peter’s rhunh. St. John's church. Sandy Dam church. a,nd represenr- in«. an' and all ov ivis of laml in Walterboro D'ainac* 1 District No. , 1. who have rot joined in the pe-j tftion/nnd whose names are-un known and who have .not been per sonally served-with Summons: WHEREAS, a petition siened bv ♦ he owners of more than half the land in ; acreage contained in the. •proposed Walterboro Drainage Di«- ! trict No. 1. set "forth and described, helow. hr.s been filed with me on the ISth day of Jantiay, 1917. ac-- , companied by the necessary bon! reohired under Ihe provisions of | section 2197 of the fnvil Code, of 1912. as amended: and WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 2197 of the said Civil Code of 1912. T . as Clerk of Court, am required to issue a Summons to be served upon all the landowners^ who have not Jotned In the said pe tition and whose lands are Included in the said proposed drainage dis trict; so far as the same can be. as certained: YOr ARE. THEREFORE HERE- TCi|~ SUMMONED and required* to appear before me at my offie.», Walterboro. S. C. within twenty days after the service hereof, ex clusive of the day of such service, and answer the said petition; and if you fail to answer said petition within the time aforesaid, the pe titioners wiU’applv to the Cmilt for the relief demanded in said petifiojt "fhe following is a description'" of the- proposed drainage district, sit uated in the cuunly and Sf^te atore- said : ReginniTig at the city limits of Walterboro arid/<onfinuing along the dirt road from Walterboro to Thayer: thence, along the Western boundary of the A. C. L. railroad from Thayer to,Ritter; thence along the dirt road from Ritter to Boin- eau’s Cross Roads: thence, from HoineauV Cross Roads along the dirt road to Pringle Bend; tthenoe along the dirt road from Pringle Bend to the-dibuse of S. II. Smoak; thence in a straight line to the in tersection of the Raracada Road with the SaVvahnah River Lumber Company’s tramroad: thence along the Raracada Road to the city lim its of Walterboro: nnd,-^tu*nce .o the point of BEGINNING. D. B. HUDSON, t Sea 11 Clerk of Court of Common Pleas. Walterboro. S. Ju-ne 2:5. 1917. fi-27-nt. trict. are ^appointed managers conduct said election. If the majority of the votes Cast in said school district shall lie ‘‘F»^ Additional Tax" and not "Against Additional Tax” the additional tax shall be levied. Within ten days afU r the elec tion the above named managers shall report to the County Board of Education the result of the election,, and shall lilo> with their report the poll lisEy'fhe ballot box and all pa pers appertaining thereto. HUGO S. STRICKLAND. ■ S. P J. GARRIS. JR. S. IS sAi ndeRs. County Board of Education. Colle ton County. ... Walterboro. S. ('.. June 27. 1'.'17. Notice of Additional Tax Election. Who teas • application, lias been made to the courtty board of educa tion for Colleton County to order an ejectio'n in Bethel schooj district. No. 4", on the question of voting an addit ional- tax levy of mills in said district and a petition pi ■- son ted signed by one-third of the qualified electors and residenf free holders of the age of twenty-one in said district, praying said election he ordered. It is ordered under section 121*<5 of the Code of Civil laws. . 1912. that an election be held Saturday. July 7. 1917, at Bethel school building in said district. that those persons who return real or personal property for taxation, and present registration certificate as re quired in general electionfr^be allow ed to vote at said election. Each elector favoring the additional tax shall ca«t a ballot containing th» words "For Additional Tax” printed or written thereon and each elector opposed to saicT additional tax shall vote a ballot containing ihe words "Against Additional Tax” printed or written thereon. Polls will be opened at 8 o’clock a. m.. and closed at 4 o’clock p. m. B. B. Breland. J. A. Breland and C. If. Breland, trustees of said dis- Notice of Additional Tax Election. Whereas application has • n made to the «minty board of edu* i- tlon for Colleton county to ord* r an election in PenUd .school <%jstri< E No. 4 4. on the question of voting a9 additional tax levy of piills in said district and a petition pre sented sighed by one-third of the uualified elector* and resident fiee- W^i ers of the age of twenty-one in s’abl district, praying said el.-n, .n lie ordered. It is ordered under section l-'HJ of tli^ Code,of Civil laws. 1''12, that an election he held Saturday, July 7, 19!?, at Peniel sr-lmol school house said dictrigt. that only persons who ret inn r. al or personal property for taxation, and present tegistration 1 ertificate Vm re quired in general electibos h. allow ed to vote at said ejection-. E'ch elector favoring the additional tax sluilj ca«t a ballot containing, tfm winds "For Additional Tax” printed LKf; AN/NOTICE ^Notice is hereby given that all creditors of the estate 6f W. C. Glover, deceased., ate required to file .with the undersigned, or her -atton.qyi?, Messrs. Fishburne .X* FishU.h rne. can UetutZe.il statement of their elaihis, duly attested; an<l all pei.sons indebted to the raid es tate at*- hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned. MARY MARI AH GLOVER. Administt ifrix of the Estatyof W. C: tllover. Deceased. t!-27 c :!t. Walterboro. S. (VT June 27. 1917. ota<c hru hrdlittaoibrdluhrdd CHEVROLET •x Svritfen thereon and each « |. .-'or! tf^excellrd libiaiv facilities or opposed (o said additional tax ' ill vote a baJIfit containing the' woids "Againer Additional- Tlix’’ printed or written thereon. Polls will be open'd at 8 o'<h>ek a. m. and closed at 4 o’clock i> m. Jonas O’Quin, Trdwell O'Qiin and Eli Smith, trustees of said district, are appointed manag*'s to conduct said ejection. < If the majority of the vote - cist in said school district shall be For Additional Tax" and not "Against Additional Tax.”, tin**'additional tax shall be levied. Within ten days after the elec tion the above named managers shall report to the county board of education the result of the election, and shall file w ith their report , the poll list. Gje ballot box and ajP pa pers appf^aining thereto. HUG O S. ST RIG ELAND. S. P. J. GARRIS.'ji+rr' •S: R. SAUNBERSf County - Board of Kniicatlon^ Uulle- top County. Walterboro. if. (’., June 27. 1917. To Cure • Cold In One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine It atop* the Cough and Headache and worka 08 the Cold. Druggist* refund money il it •. tail* to cure. E W GROVE S signature on each boa -’Sc. N OT It K! ♦. v All petson- Indebted to Hie »• t of Di. H< A/"Willis, will make.,fi:i> ment to the undersigned, and ifl persons having .claims against said estate- will fib same with -file unde’ signed, itemized ami sworn to. at her residence. Hendersonville. S. r . MRS. S. ANNIE WILLIS. Adlninlslrix. Hendersonville, S. U. *>-27-tt. 17 HA Hit ('OI.I.Et.E OF t IIXBLEsToN SOUTH CAROLINA’S »>LMEdiP COLLELE 1 A.’trd Year liogin>. SepfemlNT ’-iXllt. Entrance examlpations at all the county seats Fnda.Vs July Id. at 9. a. m. - ^ Fbur ycaf'course H-ads to tin- A B. and B. S. degrees.' A two-year-pre- medical course is given. A free tuition scholarship is as signed to each county of. the State’. Spacious buildings and athjeti- grounds, well equipped laboratories, Expense moderate. For terms and catalogue, address HARRISON RANDOLPH, Pres. X Just Received e » ' .. / / * / * / . . , \ A CAR LOAD OF Chevrolet Cars • * Walterboro Chevrolet Co. LOAN Applications Wanted WE CAN HANDLE AT ONUB SEVERAL APPLICATIONS FOR FARM LOANS IN AMOUNTS OF JI.ODO AND UPWARDS FOR A FIVE YEAR PERIOD. Colleton Insurance and Realty Company R. M JEFFERIES, Pres. C.F. MFC’KEN FUSS. Mgr. WALTERBORO. S. C. COLLETON’S BANK DIRECTORY BANK OF SMOAKS • SMOAKS. S. (’.■ CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 116.151.57 W. H. YARN. A. EUGENE YARN. S. P. J. GARRIS, J» SAFE, PROGRESSIVE, ACCOMODATING President. Cashier. .Vlce-Presid«t FARMERS AND MERCHANTS RANK OF COTTAGEVILLE. S. C. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS •. ........ 111.200.00 EVERY HANKING NEED FDR BUSINESS PEOPIU K H. WILLIS. W. E. WILLIS.* B . q. WILUS. M. D. President. CMhler. Vlce-Pr«8ld«it. ^