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v ' ^ x ** <al VOL. 4U .o* v WALTER BORO, S. C. WEDNESDAY; DECEMBER 18, 4^18 -t: NO. 4.< IEKIH Nllllllil FtlR NOW IS WILL ORGANIZE l A CORPORATION ! •A. W irlmiiui ti S»>n anrl Bnm-n Kn» nituiv ( 'om|)aii> to hr Wrrjtrd in *100.000 Corporation. . HVKNTVTl/ MRlchNti HR1.D I.AST' J WICRK WHICH WAS HOST |V- TKRKSTING AM) HKM*FU, TO MABTT.' FAIR HELD UNDER GREAT DIFFICULTIES Drr. th* t.Nsi*. Editor Pre*» —; ’ ^ , ^and Standard plfasr alow me a few ‘I th ^r Sant>"ciaus^chriatmas t. aoon t m 0 u, k Wattrrboro businrr.^W and all thr l. M J« one* arr look- world will be conauramatrd , when for the|r ghlr 3’ an i a little girl Brown Furniture Company and A. about 12 yeart5 pld and pleaM brtn^ W ichman & son eoroblne their bu*i- m< , 80me , hinK for C hri*tmaa ploaae 'Walterboro, S C Dec. 3 1918. My dear Santa Claua. Please brinw me and my little, brother RED CROSS ROLL - CALL GOING WELi; Committee* at Work in ^very Her. lion of County—Only 91 to Iteeotne "—*— WKKTIXJ AT FAIR, OROi’XIH # . . .. THVRSDAY MORN I NO RKSCI/T* ***? * “SL"X-d-Sfir- *s-. HTRO,, “ —noWwn* The Red Crona Cbriatma* Roll Call Weather Threatening ' mtng and Demoraliaing ; People , different; Show* Oood; Hojpi Fine; t'hleken* Kxrrllent. »• «•- ' • .The tenth meeting of the Colleton County Fair Association was held last week embracing Tuesday, Wed nesday, Thursday and Friday. The flrat three days were for the whites nesses and capitaliie at $100,009. brlnc m< . a appI< , a n d a oringe and , lt .rr„or.es. ,« ,s oeueved tnai This will be donr at oner, notice of p | e ase bring me a box off cerelty things for us I m 3 years old and orKan i 2a «i on i n ,%.* roun tv i« the qpening of the books of *ub- ran rfv rhristnaas dont come but once Stokes is 2 years old. We lire on ?v.. doll baby "horn, lire crackers, ham- e ' e ]’ > •ec ,loB of mer,* pistol and some caps.* nul.^ J 1 " C °T candy, oranges apples. Do please 6,1 Monday morniag tosoli- c. n t- Clause brim: these cit al * persons in their immedtat* ssreet SanU Clause bring these terr|toripi| „ thllt |ht . so thorough that no one will nuns the me opening or tne books of *ub- cand> christiaas dont come but once I Stokes is 2 years old. we lire on one will mi*, the - . - . scription being published this week. a year anl I hope ever little one R. F. D. 4 box 7. I oDDor^nitv of ^0^*7 . Sblrrih : “Kta~ TkHM. *, bl * <1 '»* rt -; "ill ett hn shir »,iri hop, w» *11 I AlMln and Slok,« F,ncl,r I lni . n „ mber ot tb , Krd c , ita«: IWI, I.- a«<l»l«>,p«,4wni«.J.,Art.- i —^-.. llv . 'ool, co„. II *.d .hi. | M or„ cupied by Brown Furniture Company ruast I gess it will be a merry chrls'- 1 —Fresh by Express. Nunally’s that formerly occupied by Taylor.* mas for the war is over and one all fine candies at Kleins'. and the two.stores of. A. Wichman hope all the hoys will come back, io— £■ Son. In addition 'to the line* from- France well old SantybClaus* 1 ' Walterboro. S. C. * - - ' Dec. 9, 1918. Dear Santa I will write you a few lines to let already carried a large .stock offerer thing is high but remember me dry goods, millinery and notions will when you come by. /r. \ Maud Mills Istnjlioa. s '..c / and the last day for the negroes. | begin i)tisin,ess the The fair this year was to have been i G. C.Brown wi be carried in the Taylor store. Other changes and^new lials are contem plated. The new corporation will first of the year William)*. Dec. f3 1918 held November 5-8. but on account the enlarged business. ' A. H. Wich- ‘ fan. who has been managing the ill be manager of Dear Santa Clause stores of A Wichman A- Son wiH de vote his entire tim,. fo his large au tomobile business. Further an nouncements in reference to this - iake & portion ot my toys to 4 business will be a wilted with in- w * ar Children. terest. . , X / • ' Vou can bring me a doll wttlKj^es •' > ' / tliat open and close .and long curly ***#**$$$*$ *>4 * * huir - 10,8 of fru i t - nuts' and. fin works.*' • , . ./ •' Oh! I like <to have forgotten! Wednesday was much bet- * * * * XXV“ ~~IX * a, ^ * want > ou P lea!,e br'UK m e • ,ew 1 -a i n 9 4c 9 9 too'’ Please Do!! J want * Mrs. Bessie Weeks write any longer as I grow Mrs. Sad indeed, was the death of Mrs Santa Claus is tired of reading s.» Bessie Weeks Ferguson, wife of many letters. DEATHS Thadeous Ferguson.', which occnrei Wednesday morning Nor. 13l Her illness although • of only a short whilj* was not thought serious. She bore her sickness with patience and was always loving and cheerful > / qf the influenza epidemic * was post poned. Conditions were very un favorable even at this latter date for holding a fair. There has been considerable influenza over the conn ty and several fresh outbreaks pre^ vented many from attending, and the weather for the week was not' very good, so .the attendance was poor. The opening day on Tuesday waa * keen disappointment to the fair of ficials. ter and a fairly good crowd was in attendance. Thursday did v not quite equal Wednesday in attendance, and negro day on Friday was the best' attended of all the days. • The exhibits were also below th** usual standard ih the woman - and agricultural buildings,' but then* were very fine exhibits of hogs and poultry. The cattle and horse ex hibits were also below the usual standard, although there were some very fine colts and* young home grown mules on exhibit. The negro exhibits were also below the~ standard, although Rev. W. T. Fra sier ditKall he could to make them the best ever had". ' The exhibits of poultry deserve special mention. No| only wen* the fowls of local exhibitors above . , . _ the usual exhibited, but there was t^i « .* ♦"** ^ " u ‘ I " be '\ « very fine class of open th ,* j“Ziehen. Bapt.st church. \ world. Several fanciers from Char leston sent in lyany fim*’•c/iops and thesV were splendidlyadispiaped, in now steel ‘wire coops. Dr. T. „M. Her*. I am writing, you my Christ mas letter real- early so you’U be jjpure/to get it. ^anta. I «aui - not going' to expe.-t^ so much this year, as I’ll let you ttey membership for one year.- All mem. berships expire on January 1st of each year. Those desiring *o Join and also receive the Red Cross Magazine will pay two dollars. X*l; Most encouraging reports are al ready coining in indicating that thy you know the few presents I want _ a* Rifle and plenty Q,f shot and peop,e of ^*»**‘°“ *" ««*■'- plenty of fire works ahd a few other , . _ , Ut.le Pr—., *nd pl.nly of fru.t itm ously responding to the call of and candy.*’ ' A .Your little girl, Ethel Garris. Walterboro, S. C. Dee. 3.^1918. My dear Santa Claus. I tyatrt yon i'articularly sad is her death on to bring me an Automobile that I account of the little fiv*. hours old J can ride in. and styipe gasoline so 1 infant she left. can go to see my friendif Xinag. anfi Mrs. Ferguson was the daughter a horn, and a watch, a-mouth orgah of-H. M. \Veeks, of Round. She anfl a little A. B. C. book, nuts r«l- was a noble lady being held inttthx- sink, apples, oranges, bananas, highest esteem by all who knew: her. jcandy crackers and a pistol and som<' The funeral services was conduct- caps, now please Santa Claus brin. ed at the Maple Cane cemetery on all these>things for me I'm- your lit Thursday morning by Rev. J..r Ora- ti*- friend boy only 4 years old I will clostK Your little fficod. Huger Sauls. there will be few homes in the c« ty without the Red” Cr«sS showing in the window. / —Fresh by Express. N' ,na lb’ fine candies at Kleins’. *■ y' o 11 Willie S. Connor . Wounded Nov. 11 Walter erbort^ S. ,C.' Pec. !». 191-8. Dear Santa • 1 will ,t|rrile you a few lies to let you* hear from me. I want a tea set a doll a horn a little dag, a ted dy Bear plenty of fruit and candv. I am your little, friend, X Norma Sauls —Fresh by Express. Nunally^ fine candies aY Kleins’. News has been received that W:l- He S.. Connor; son of Dr. and Mrs. J. D. .Connor, of th«» river section, was severely wounded on November 1 1th, lire day that the armistice was declared The report states that he was operate;! upon'and was doing well. Mr. Connor is a-member of* the 81st divisioq, and has been in France several months. . . / ham in the presence of host of friends Carey Brel'and. Williams. Dec. 15. 191 it. Dear Santy Claus:-.-! want you U> please bring me for . Christmas a bycle, a clarinet as air gun. merry- go-round. a horse, a monkey and a toy train. Also oranges,, apples,^ candy, nuts and a cocoanut. ’ Your little friend, r Floyd Warren. • * A 1 .1. *e.. —■II» I— - Delivery every day during the holidays. C: C. Anderson. It. Itultin. Dec. 17, 1918, #■**** * # * * « * CLASSIFIED •*.'*»**«.**** *x* * FOR SALE .' FOB SAl.K - at sacrifice prices, six 'good mules, two good mare*. See A Wichman A Son. ' / FOB SAI*K at sacrifice prices, six good mules, two good mares. See | A Wichman A Son. . FOB SA1.M—Ne C. peanuts, sound. rs \!*“ , • ... first class peanuts Will sHI at Dear oIH Santa. I guess y» r »u»w«ll. u..* \ >■ li i* :.ts oid. I waiit you to lirtiig me •bill 2 feet high and also a doll Scharloorck. of Charleston, was the judge of the poultry, avid he ? was •cpmplimentray in speak ip g ot the good exhibits. '• , The exhibits of pure bred swine were also much above the average" ami nianv new exhibitors look blues : °P s,,aMf, n a^ent t and re«Is. The dutocs were the was :l PoP'dai and most numerous.although there were ness man 11. leaxe- several fin** Hampshire* and Poland ! ,wu snl * , ^ , children. Chinas exhibited. The Grand ; champions* both sow and boar, were * won b\ the Duroc*. the boar goin; to Grove Stock Farm, E. A. Marvin, proprietor, .and the shw to It. H. \\. Max Walker. j The news of ilif'death of, \\ Max . Walker. Hie popular cashiee of ' the KuiJitefs and Merchants Rank, of <-iu riaue and one little piano apd one Ehrhardt, was received here with lOi!. im bureau as toi fruit you gen tutu* .regret. Mr. Walker die-l •' t>* • <1 not bring me an'. f*<r.dady. ha af his home in Elti hardt a w*-ek ago pi«-nty jn the store"! *i*'nt think that today. f H** was a £on of Mrs Dora a - ill like me Kbouid wanf any funr *. rve Walkter. assistant Home *lem- I tia'.- a little sistei * I.ne> t fiv*-. ^ ^ «• . market price. W. II. Norton. Williams. S. C. ’he aronnd soon. We will W glad Walterboro S C -> tf Dec. Ifi 1918 to have you. We thought we would Foil SAI.F at saciifX t>ric.-s six r Santa I.am a little eirl.nin'* 1 wn b’ and tell yptt — * * mnuni sioct NEK ARE 0R6JUIIZE0 being formed. ERNEST A. MARVIN . C CHOSEN PRESIDENT Popular and PrograMivn Y«un< Planter and Uve Stork Man at Head of County WHI be Active. .*v" gooil mules, tw«» good Otares - s ' ,,l °' Bridie wants some cpn*1<. apples. N Wichman A "ton ► ' /X ! Guess, G I anges bananas a nfl Xome fir** , 0| . su<|; ^.'rm, *wX*n 1 what we want 1 f*r; crackers. I Eprfma Aiuipt you to bring me apples oranXs. eand. TtH.-scns ami sttfiu* spatkl«*r> N v Yours very trttlx. luiima Bazzle nhd Bridi*- ISn'lnn l i/uitin-' ijbod comlition, brand n* «> / inoi*i! : also >»n*'' hors*/' wagon^-fus' • ;i\* little. \ppl' t<> F .A -ifi *n. t: x" Aa a result of . a meeting ieid Thursday at Colleton County Fair, the Colleton County Live Stock Association was organised with a large membership. This a»- sociation will actively assist in get ting better and more live stork into the county, and thus help in meeting boll weevir conditions. Ernest A. Marvin, of White Hall.'a large !iv» stock raiser and breeder of regis tered Duroc swine, was chosen presi dent of the assoeiktion. He is con sidered one ot the most progressive farmers and business men in the couqty and he will devote consider- •blellme and thought to make this organixaUo9:a success. , The mem bership fee was placed at $5 and’it is hoped that soon the membership will be much larger than at present. At the organization meeting, which was arragned and* presided over by F \V. Risher, county farm agent, Z. D. Robertson, of Hampton county. Whn is one of the lives’ county. farM agents "in the * ^tnt- / made the principal address. Mi Robertson !iresse d th*> impror of . pure bred live stork, and told of his experiences in organizing / sue’i associations After a round table discussion of the matter the men heiship was enrolled and »he follow- ink"- officers ■ elected: Ernest A Marvin, proprietor pf the Grov«* Stock Farm. Whii^ Hall, president: Dr. B. gXwHHs, Cottageville. vice president; Uisher. Walterbor*. seciejHiry;W. Smoak. Walter- hord. muyKiireriv The following progrprfsiyA livd >n><-k irrn Wer their enrolled as members: W Ilis. W. II. Vain. \\ x W. Smo&k. JMliott,*W. S. MaXtn. G H Blocker, T. S. Nvxnir.n. moak John II I’eurifX. 1)»* B «; Willis, t’ D r Ad;>rtis. I" \\\ Risher, .1, M Ga'sor.^-F \ r Mar'X li.'lliott. t’. H. t|tfess.AMW ’ .> - x ag*‘n1 ’for Ihc Slate, and succeS^fuJ bu* - a wife an*i >< a»s old and like mine. Mrs. J. >1. McKenzie. The many friends, of Mrs J. M MeKenzie in Walterlmrro. will he pained to Jearn that she has suc- want the sanw* tox. • ,f Ymir little girl Sadie "Brabham. Wiehman Walterboro. , j cumbed to' an attack of influenza, tile basket and soine,(j-itit I am a lit-i of J ■died at her home in Ehrhardt, tie cirl ten years old an'in the! . The individual farm exhibits _ . . , , . , „ . , W. Durham deserves special men- Tuesday of last week following’., ih.nl tion. This exhibit was planned brief IHnes* hf the diseae* Sh. and arragned by him and his uncj?. *'•» »>e pleasantly remembered here N. J.. Allen, who came here a year ago from Smithfleld. N. C. He was j ^ ro l fo, 9 - T ‘* r . a ' >"*" always a winning exhibitor at th*t handsome ateriiSan's Fountain I’en- make* uf»«)d (Christmas pcj-^t-ots. :tt Klein's, J , « , x- ——O-O—— • Lodge, Dec. 1. 19-18.. -Dear Sa»a Fleas** send me an automobile and a Dear Santa Claus please brim, me .Jarge doll and a carriage some .fruit a big doll and a box *.! candy a te.i and candy and nuts, set^a little s’oxe a liril* trunk a lit-j Kloise Carter. ' .—- ’■ ■ ^ — Vinol restores after the “Flu." Salkehatchl* I'*)!* S\I,E Tw<» :,*K>d milch ciVw also On** p^n <♦! Rhode ] Luni Re i .chickens, prize winners. T.‘ P. Miirrary. v \Y*alter boro, S. r‘ it Ft)|t SALE*: 1^.*> Acres lanil neai ' • Ed is to Rivet-, Sidney qQiimiunit' now owned 4»y Ja-J. S. Simmon^ Large proportion of this, land is/jXJ", high an*l there is much valuatd* ** ^ X* * ^ Dirt hajri. Jv^i’ <io**«(w m. F ,| B**t i >. W' R - Alarx .n. B R I Intel' It X lliofX \ rommif.tee on hx Txw^'eoii.yxting of i'-.* offleer-t ahoxe. W. E Willis and John H PeuiYfOx. wde then appointed. Ther*- tviHx nieef Saijirday afternoon •o IfcfrninJat romytitution and b>- grade. Good by Santa. „ Edna Crosby. X of Walter- After the^ home’ on Black street was burned they moved to Ehrhardt to. make their'bome. Williams! S C. Dec. 12 1918. Dear SanU: > I want you to bring me a locket and a wrist watch also I basket and a little stone and a tei s ring with a ruby letting please^ Bobert B. Beywurd Dead The following notice taken from These wSXoMyThVCarnival coo'.-! of iWmhe, H 1.918 at h.s late pany enjoying the reputation of f^,- rvs.dence No. I a. ; kwo.»d Yxenu *. nishing only cleqn and motal show., The# came herd fraX Chari’*- »‘« n > >»‘ ars Mr H"*™* bring me a fountain pen for Santa I do need one so pinch while I am in school. Cncle Santa I am crat:* fairs of his home ebunty. and he worked-hard to make the'exhibit of Mr. Durhpm a success. They won first premium, and a number of him* . ribbons on other farm products ex-. - . „ ^ hihited Tuesdays News and Courier will be about music so please bring me At Krause Greater Shows, of which of interest to the many friends of th a real vicirola with some of the very „ furnished family in this county; c _ latest songs well ^anfa I fear I hav * the amusement features for the fair. I Ho ward Died on tfie afternqrt^ really asked for to much truly h«.p** ' *— *' ’'* , * J * | have not really there is lots more I have not mentioned but 4 don; want to he really greedy Hop** yo'tr The^ came herex f 19/ ** l -c*’ 1 "'•***.* .»*-«*•-' •»«» **r.*»»«i«* w ill not turn nie that way at Klein's. Salkehatchie. Dec. 4,1918. Dear Santa Claus. Please bring me a big doll and a big doll bed and some fruit and a box of candy and a little set. a* and u box of silk handerchi- 1 am seven years .old. I go to aghool and an in the third grade* Your loving friend, Plene Petit. X wheTe they had* a M business and ’* ’ ^ f Whi ‘ from here they will olay August.. . *•' • a sumfne,. .horn* Your littl* 1 * .friend Spencer Carter. Walt**i ho**i. and then cb into wint'H^quarters. Mr. Krause is planning newxtnd big • uer shows next year, anil willAlouhl les return to Walterboro for 4h*- next fair. : While the attendance was not so large, the treasurer will he able j/ \\- Smith, of Route Waiter- meet all'expenses incident to hiddihg horn, receixed a teleg-ram the latter this fair. Already plans are being p ; , rl ot f he w«H-k from th * War De thought nut for making this the big- paifment, announcing that his son. gest event of the year w 1919, -it r, her It. Smith, wKo has-been ser»- whieh time it is hoped the soldiers , ni . us a priun*. In an infantry di\- Williams, S. C. D**c. 1.1, 1918. Denr Santa I am a littl** girl ten vi ars old and I am in the fifth grad* Heber B. Simth Kl<xmr£j»*£>|«f W *-* * * n rl at school I like my teacher fin** as i .noertny n ounuvu j a|m<VJt Xmas ,, waDl yo „ visit , t j iinh<*i Price and terms fea- , **^ * sonable. ’ See R M JFFFF.KI1X I a*.t ( ,r P,.. , ..,l, d Pr.*l-’rl, L*d ki# a 1 t.* % a A*! -XX ^ oCt r ijjt* v 11 lo folks 9* «| w K)lt SALKx- Automobile bargain-*, ,a ** ***'^ '»een UBed.^| j8 , 0 hurch 4here decided to pound «ior*!uift* a,n1 r,f< ’ 8 fh^ir pastor. Rev. J p. Grakam. of $1 >j^rt)0. Also wan: Walterboro. "This was done ia a FOB SALE. "Automobile hat We havy on han«l for *ale/kt ex- ’ ceding^ low prices etghF automo biles that have^never-'been 11 bought at $8^0.00 to agents in eacR coiinttr for'a good line of cacti. Columbia Sale.; Agency, Columbia, S. C. ' Phone 37^3. 12 18 4t. . - FdR SALE.- l have 8 or 1,0 sows bred to my thoroughbred boaj that 1 will *4*11 or exchange for barrows. Jno. If Purefov. R. F D. 4. » ^ v of doing things‘well, and this char acteristic was demonstrated* last week when the members of the Rap- Fron; me and bring me a big doll and car riage. I would like a ring and neckles* too and also some good thing.** to eat. 1 have a littV* brother Gerald four, years old too small to write so I will tell you what he wants he wants i* trycicle all have returned and the in- ism n was severely wounded on Sept and iue , OVH N>0 remember Jabey "uenza departed New Officers For Ashby Farrow r LoHir , 2**». Mr. Smith loes* not understand why it look Vo Ion;- to -**t ih** new* ■ii«*r<-. • „ M More Colleton Bovs Wounded the evening paper** Dear Santa" The following officers for Ashbv Earrrtw Lodge. Knights of Pythas. ’ !or the ensuing year were elected Reports in '* a meeting held at ‘the castle hall yesterday,, aaxe the names of thr«- Tttenday evening: R. M. Jefferies, mory soldiers from Colleton to be r C.: C. Blnns. V.. C.; R R Milev, “severely wounded ” Those so r- p : F. S Fennell, M of W: E. D. ported are James L Marvin. W^t'** Lemarks. K of R. A S.:‘ and M. of F: HaH: Preston /.eigler. Week *. t. x baby brother too. bring him a >. Hie and a little horse that can ign I am ,going to look .for you Santa. From 'your friend, V ,$allie ft'Quin. ' Walterboro, S . Dec. 9. 1918. C. •Ino- M. Klein. M. -of V.: Lucas C. G**>r‘-’e Reynolds, Jacksopboro Padgett, \| a t a.: fl. S.*-Anderson 1 ,J : H. 7alin. O. G. I will writ** /*ou a few lines to lei you know the toys I want a doll ar«T a doll garriave and a little store and a te*u set. a horn some silk handkerchielfs a teddy Bear and .plenty of fruit and randy - NyalV'Tonic, excellent rebuild- er Hfler the •‘Vlu'’- at Klein’s. l^dge^/ter. 1. 1918. Dear Santa Please send-tne an automobile and a large doll atid a carriage fruit and candy/and nuts. Julia ('al ter/to Santa Clause. // " Noh** lik** Nunnally-yiat Klein * x Rudnut’s e\*|uisite flyt-funtes make good Christmas presents, rt ! Klein’s. , . ' x. WANTED way that makes the pantry of this popular pastor almost too small, and the many good things to eat are b«- ing.enjoyed and very much app<e- ctated hr him a*nd his good family. WANTED Highest prices paid for chickens and eggs. Hotel Albert 12-11 -8t. • send WANTED. Will contrict fm two hun dred and fifty acres waltermelon** at hundred dollar per. car loaded hf Walterehoro. P M Yarn. WnHerboro Boys Betorn Among the recent arritals in town from the training camps an* several boys who have been granted their discharges and 9'ho will be xt home from now on. Among those an* Lieut. Heber R. Padgett, frori Hanc«>ck; James deTrertlle. from Berkely. Cal.; 1 , and Chaplin I»avj who has Jteen at the R. O. T. Spartanburg. There vounv are* all Itwyking .welA ten FOR RENT i OQ« «• lik*- N-hnnally’s Klein * None like N’tinnally’s at Kleins * S* Your little fri*nd. Ida May Salus. 0 Correcting nn Error, last Week’s |rs||o (he 81110*10* ' ’ -'Mted (o Smith Leach as having raised for the T’njted War '*orks fund waa not given correct- It should have been $184.42, 41t**nlien t** Corrected Adv. " Th** Press and Standard desires ••* call apecitl attention to the adver tisement of J. Frank in this issue In the paper of last, week there wa* a transposition of a line at the top of ibis advertisement which did not large doll aome fnut nuts an l meko it read properly This has candy. . I have ftive sisters and VVaJtarboro, D«*c. 13. Dear ol*l Santa Claus. jM»*as|. bring me sour* nice present’s this year, as 1 hav** been a very good boy for the past year and I do think you ought J * remember me.* J-would like you to bring me a tricycle and a pistol You need not bring me any fruit as j my uncle in Florida has Just send me more than 1 know what to do ' wiih, so good by old Santa, You. little friend Thornward Ilie.-x 1 Our.20 cents stationery is a hi. value, at Klein’s. Walterboro Dec. 13 inis. D**a. - Santa Please bring me a doll and i cart, that I can roll it. in nod a lot of otheit good thing that you* think would suit a little girl two years old. Helen fliers FOB BENT—Two store rooms, one for garage and one for mer chandise. See me for particu lars. C. Gregory. Walterboro. tf. [>N—Is marketed t<» the best advantage through PE.VRCE < BATTKY. Savannah. Ga *-14-4ni WANTED The public to know tha; we supply all kinds of cow fee*!. ground weal, shorts. **“ , *“* > bean mejil, eht^l 12. *18 3t. Rev. Fieckham I^eaves: Rev. Inabinet Comes Rev. E H. Beckhatt). pastor of th-» local Methodist church, who was transferred by the annual conferene * to North, left yesterday for his new velvet ^ome and field of service. Mr. Marvin’s Grits MilJ Beckham and his family made nmjl.- y / . friends while In town, whose best \ WORD TO THE WISE Buy,your wishes with them t.*» th* r n* w wood now Man InV Wood Yard home. ... Phone 15 Y, 12 18\3t. -j Rev. J. P. Inamlpet who has be-1 ItEWABI^—I will pax SlZ rewar! pastor of the t-pnng Mreef Me* for information leading V th* 1 odist church for fo.ir years will a:- recovery of i blue speckled hXch: rive in town this evening to a. •3 large black spot* on side; sea* , A** duties as pastor uni* of the «h/rge bn hips; about 3 vears old Gon^lvacate,! by Mr. H^kAam. Mr In- - * - hi net a pr**ach**r of ability . n»t ranks aluong the ablest pulp *. orators in conference. F L Kinsey reiiirned Fridavr ti-bm St. •Louis, whv^re he bought si I Hvalo J *» car of \Crv fine horses and mules. 1 since September. 1918.. A. # G Varnedoe, Ridgeville, S f!. 1814tp Ridg.vjll* S- r - D*c 14ih 1918. Dear Santa riaus. Please bring me for Xmas Get Klein’s. Safety Razor -ir /We are «*.\pecttout this slock to ar- riv*. today W*» oolieii xour busi ness. Walterboro Live Si*>ck A V<- hicl«- Go.. II W Black. Jr. M::r Jami-*«»ti Dca*l W. A. Jamison, -of Islandton. ha< received a tel*'gram announcing (hat hi*t son, Jofin 1*. Jamison. c..l.»r*«i died in France (»(. 'hroncho-pnc.i monia, Octob«*r 19 Th** decease*! waa well thought <>| ht.4 com- «*»‘ -/?„rr^n. ,h c T.,r l-egch worked. th** bartrain ofTefJ.tr. Frank makes. l ittle Doro'hv, the four year old daughter of Mr and Airs. Georg* McKenzie, of Ehrhardt, died Mon day night of influensA. Miss Kate Wooclward of Barr.- munity. He wa< 22 :* av* of..: well, has been spending several days and was in the quarte-niaatcr* corp-*. in town. t,h*>-charming gueat of Mrs. having been in France .or, several W. B. Ackerman. montha. • t . / * x X ..\r'