Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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!X . • - Guaranteed X. J \ Before the War Prices KLEIN’S DRUG STORE The Best of Every Thing •M Prtft. who !■ In trmtelac aft Dal las. Tasaa. Sargaaat Frlyp la vary moeh tataraatatf la hla work aa aa aviator, aad has alrsady ma4s aor- aral tlfhU. Ha aajrs ha aajoys tha thrills 6f a spin t,«M fast te tha air. Chlaf of Poliea J. spaat a busy day Sunday dasa tha aaaibars add aadtao of aatatats who waat jay ridlaa oa iaada|< WhAa thare was a graas falllag off la tha aaaibar of mtt- chlaas la ass Sunday. Chlaf Aekar- maa turnad' ovar to Pual Adminis trator Brown quits a ntea list of violators of the goytrnmoat’s re quest to ref ram from using ears-on Sunday*., * v - - ' o Colleton Garage Baa Now Maehanle. F. S. Tran holm, of Charlastoa, has aoeaptad a posltloa with tha Colleton Garage, as maehanle. Mr. Trsaholm has had a number of years experience, which coupled with a dear knowledge of automo bile mechanisms should make him a valuable addition to the force of this progressiva garage ^SM*. gpMMMMS Judge Peurifoy To Make Add re**. Judge Jas. E. Peurifoy left yes terday afternoon for Lexington where he will hold court this * From thence he will go to Saluda for the foliowiag week. Monday, Sept. 23. has been set aside as deilr catfbn day for the new court he at Saluda, and amoag the speakers for this occasion will be Judge Peu rifoy. This will be the first time Judge PeurifSp-bts held court at Saluda, a county seat which is near to his boyhood home, and he Is look* log-forward with pleasant anticipa tion to the week with his friends there. / Miss Flshbura* Goes To Khrhardt School. Miss Ida May Fishburne, a teach er of many years experience, and of splendid ability, has accepted the position as principal of the Ehrh- ardt High school, and will leave tomorrow to begin her work in the school, which begins its session on Monday. • Miss Fishburne will board nt the home of Dr. and Mrs. Rob erts. *************** * BRIEFLETS * John H. Mr.-aafi Mrs. John H. Peurifoy are apnlu aft gbsAv attractive home near of naoro than a month. Mr. Poorl- a moath in foy where ho while Mra. son. James Loomis, N. Y.. a special treatment, oy and their little rid, were nt Tybee, Fripp One of tike pleasant soldier boys ’ - /* tH / A > New Arrivals Are Coming In Daily / ■ •■/ /'" ■ / ■* > . / . / ■ * * A ‘ A * • The fact that those goods are shipped from the very heart of fash ions is enough to convince our patrons that they are. getting the best of styles from us. y COAT SUITS A / - ' A' 'N. * - * • A large variety of all-wool American Poplins in the latest colors and models, ranging in prices from $12.50 to $30.00 a Suit. Cloaks—$7.98 to $45.00. SKIRTS Silks, Silk Poplins, Satins, Serges—all-wool shepherd checks, etc. Prices, $1.00 to $7.50. And Ready-to-Wear Hats for Ladies’ Misses and Children . ^ 98c to $3.50. Underwear and Hosiery, 15c to $1.98 Shirt Waists—Crepe de Chine, Georgettes and Voil, 49c to $5 each MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING Some real bargains in Clothing on account that we have bought heavily, although we could sell these clothes at almost double the price to wholesale houses, but as it always was our aim is to offer bargains to the people of Colleton county, so we will sell this fall's clothing at retail below wholesale prices. > TRADE WITH US—There is a Reason. MEET Where you can get more goods , for less money and better goods for same money. Our great stock of Clothing and Dry Goods from our warehouse has to be sold out oh or before January 1st, as we have to vacate the building, as the same is for sale or for rent. See J. Frank or W. W. Smoak for the price of the building. On account of this we will have to ch op prices right arid left We will sell you goods cheaper than some other stores can buy them S me are not higher in our store last year. / TAKE NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING / CLOAKS, SUITS AND DRESSES Our Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Cloaks, Suits and Dresses are the same price as last year. This we have to thank our shrewd buyer—of course this is our Mr. J. Frank. _ BOVS’ AND MEN’S SUITS ; •' ' You are and will be able to buy just about 50 per cent cheaper than anywhere in the State^of South Carolina. - N . 1 ■ ^ ■■ ' — ■ ■■ - OUR YARD GOODS DEPARTMENT Such as Cotton Good s. Cotton, Wool and Silk Dress Goods, Serges, we are selling way, way below mill market price. ‘* % v . * * * . ' * — — — OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT |. Will be this year the greatest, the very latest, best at the very lowest prices could be bought. Men’s Hats we give away just for a little bit of money. SHOES—You need not pay too high a price for shoes. » s Mrs. H. X. Htok** Moves to Her Farm. Mrs. Henry N. Stokes will leave tomorrow to assume charge of her farm near Sidney. Mra. Stokes ex erts to teach school in the vtclaity of her home aa well as supervise the operation of her farm. Her daughter. Miss Bessid Blue, will at tend Memmlnger school in Charle*- ton this year. This advertisement is nothing else but the truth and we can prove it at r\ I. FRANK’S - . , Next door to the Express Office. Walterboro, S. C. By Buying here you will save money to buy War Savings Stamps. V V v. Sobel & Bogoslow V. Walterboro, S. C. V t \ • * T . *1* V v-, . • x* SPECIAL NOTIC3J—Help \^in the war by buying War Savings Stamps—For sale at our store. , Joseph Berry Gohs to Smoskn. , X Joqeph Berry, who has been in Walterboro for several years, has returned to his former home at SmoaVs to live. Mr. Berry was connected here with the Overland Palmetto Company, resigning hik position to accept a poeltion with Yarn Bros. Co., as salesman for a number of well known automobiles. Mr. and Mrs. Berry made s number of warm friends in town who hated to .see them leave. o * Auto Driver* Will Give Attention. * Sheriff Lucas C. Padgett states that he will begin on next Sunday to' report those who use automo biles on Sunday, and asks that those who own cars will not violat« the requirements of the War Industries Board. If one must use a car there should be a placard placed on It showing that it is being used for a legitimate purpose. Otherwise * re port will be made. H. F. Beach Visit* W’alterboro. • H. F. Beach, of Palmetto Bluff, was in town- Thursday shaking hands with relatives and his manv friends. W’hlle here he dropped in to see us and renewed his subscrip tion for two years. Mr. Beach form erly lived in Walterboro, but he has been with the Beaufort Land and Investment Company for seventeen years. Mr. Beach made mention of the many way* In which Colleton county and Walterboro are progress ing. which affords him great pleas ure. o I Brought Negro To Woherboro Monday. Magistrate W. N. Jones a*d his constable, W T . D. Berry, had rather an exciting chase on Sunday after a negro deeerter, Willie Barnes. This negro left and did not leave a for warding address, so when it was dis covered that he had gone Tnqulrv was made and he was located at Leland. on the Fteaboard railway, and brought to Walterboro on Mon day and sent to Camp Jackson for immediate service. READ WTTH KKGUKTS We read with regret the defeat of W. W. Smoak, a candidate for the House of Representatives for re- election from Colleton county. Knowing Mr. Smoak so well, and knowing his abMity as we do, we fail to comprehend why the oJople of that industrial county do not send their best material to represent them In Columbia. - jf we ever nqeded educated and broad minded men in the legisla tive halls, we do now. We have po crltlelsm to make of his suceesaor, hut we do feel, when it comes to ability there’s no com parison. r _X Rcceatlv we read an article writ ten bv"W. W. Smoak, setting him- X B. LEVY’S v - . . - For Better Values Our various lines in Ladies’ and Misses’ Ready-to- Wear for the fall are complete.'- • „ • • x , " ‘ / f You will make some wise purchases if you will see our stunning selections of Coat Suita, Cloaks, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, etc. Latest / styles and colors. Best Qualities at cheapest prices. A call will convince you. X \ s . J ■'‘A "' J MILLINERY 1 he most attractive line ever shown here before. Our customers are our references. All agree that our values are the best ever ottered. The styles are exquisite. Our display is now open and ready for your approval. B S Colleton County’s Style Center • / 4 X self "cl car through" hiVput admlni* tration white at the legislature and we do feel that the ones who circu lated reports as to his attitude to wards the bond issue, will no doubt see their nAstake, aa he has always striven for the upbuilding of his county, and a more eMcteat man for this place could not be found.—Jas per Herald. Z Just try ooe SO-cent bottle of LAX-FOS WITH mm A Liquid Di#K*ve saaat to talk. Made and to the public by Paris Medi- Co, manufacturer* o # Laxative Brasse and Grove's Tasteless chin Touk.