Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 1 * / \ OUST ARRIVED FRENCH BULBS * / A" Fishburne’s Drag Store M. C. FISHRURNE, Proprietor. - ' * , v ..... * The Best of Everything. T Fish Scrap Fertilizer T* , . • # * We have several thousand tons of Fish Crap Fertiliser for salt u> the farmers of South Carolina at wholesale prices. WltlTK VS FOIt KlItTMKK FAKTICTLA ItS THE FISHERIES PRODUCTS CO. National Bank Buildin); ^ Savann; h, U- ( iy. M. U. Auxiliary Meets at Smoaks White Hall. 3an. 3.—The first quarterly meeting of the W M. U. auxiliary to Colleton Baptist As. sociation, will be held .with the Smoaks Baptist church on Satur. day and Sunday, Jan. 11.12-1919. The following program has .been prepared. 11 A. M. Deurtional-j-Superinten. dent H. Young. More Love to Thee,' O'ChYist. XeadinK, The Life of .Mir.s I^ottle Moore- Mrs. W. J. Berry. Bound Table Talks. Prayer. Hymn. Keadim: "Ai. Sun and her gift jot Pearls" Mis. t. M. Smith. The Cry of. China's Children—; Miss Ceorgie .V kennan. I Prayer. |' Story of I’reeious Boot Miss ll.illiau Easterlin, Hymn. 1 Poem—‘‘The Burden” Mm rVarn. Euiollment of Debqatea. | Mlseellaneoua Business, j * Luncheon. Aft«*rn<H*f» S«>sm<»u. -^evotional Miss Edith Easter lin. Exercises by Y. P. S. Miscellaneous Business. Adjournmeut.. The Missionary Sermon will h3 preached on Sunday by Rev. W. B. McCuen. MBS H. J BIVENS, For Committee. TR»tt vr nil'll j Real Shoe State of Ohio City of Totedo, Lucm County—an. 1 , • Frank J. Chtney makes oath that ha la senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney A Co., doing buelnese in the City of To ledo. County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the aum of ONE HUN- i DRED DOLLARS for any cane of Catarrh TT- A*************** * CLASSIFIED ADS * #*♦***♦ ******** FOR SALE ». s •* FOR SAU>:—Cabbage and Beets plants less , than 5,000 $2.00, 6,000 to 9.000 $1.75; over 10,000 11.50 per thousand. Apply to Fender and Hethington, Meggetu 6. C. JL-8~4tp FOR SALK—Fat light wood, slab wood, oak wood and posts -Can deliver promptly. S.. N. Haw-i. 1.8.2t. • ' y ' ' FOR -SALE OR RENT.—On.- homo- ! arm with four room ^welling ocated threo miles from town of Walterboro on public road lead, ing to Cottageville, if interested cummunicate with E. 1*. Camp bell, Walterboro, S. C. l.h-ltp y/ s' o • ' , FOR SALE A We will have a few Spring pigs for salt- Best lint-* of registered Duroc Jerseys from blue ribbon winners ;.t Colletoa County Fair. 'Oak Ridge Farm, jW. W. Smoak, Proprietor, Wal terboro, S. C. FOIt SALE- at sacrifice prices, M. good mules, two good mares >< • A WMchman & Sen. ItEWAKD—I will pay $1.*.- r^war-'. for information leadinc to th • recovery of a blue speckled bitch; r large black spots on side; scar 7 that cannot be cured by the uae ef HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENET. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my i^reseneot this tih day of December, A. W. Giesson. Notary Public. HN1 (Seal) HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE la tak- . , . - o U r- - *n Internally and acta through the Blood on.hips; about 3 years old Lon • - on the Mucoua Surfaceo of the System, since September. 1918. A tl. Prundsts. ?5c. Tesilmonials fret. Varnedoe. Ridgeville, S. C IMltp! F - 1 Cher, * Jr * Co • To,edo - OWa / t : = — ■ IA)ST — Notice is herebt -l\en thli* • Deam's meat smoke saves time ot diposi t ' book no 781' of Colleton Kleins. Banking Co., Savings Department i has been lost, and I will apply for McDonald Kitt r r Writes, duplicate. Dorothy pfop.* Wal_- ' terboro, S. C. / l-x-:;*: FIRE INSIKAXrK If nev«iing France, Nov JT. 1918. My dear est mother: Just a letter .o you mother.* Hoping'that it will fin 1 you all well and dandy, us it leaves Now is the time to buy what you need in the line of footwear. We have ort hand fifty pairs of LADIES WALK-OVER SHOES * 9 't ■ ; ' \X* % s which we are selling* at $3.50 per pair. These shoes are first clas> in every particular, but were purchased before the recent advan ces, they would sell today if bought now for at least $6.00 per pair. We have in other makes of ladies shoes 25 pairs good values at $1.75 to $2.50 per pair. * ^ - Y r T “BEST MEDICINE f- fire insurance please wntv or se • fine . in d>^ell. Hshhurne & Henderson i-’ t!'- Mother 1 wxint »o wiite you a long Farmers A Merchant Bunk. but seems hko 1 cant make terboro,,S. (.. l-''.t' |ip lu ^ m j n ,j to W nte much any more, • his U only two letters I have writ ten yon since I’ve be. n over here, hut mother I feel that you all are nor worried abyut me now not as ■■ ‘ ,R Y° u were .during.Tho war. F||M Oh* mother. on* fl||| nUmCn .liia-me tm^f lilted hearts ■ ■■ !*■■■■■■ there is in America today. Oh! I w ish l could half- express tny feel ings tn you, and could tell you what great changes hav^ been made in France. We can only give C.od praise and thanks'for if all. Mother, does Yt'seem real? Some time I .-it and wonder ..iitSf to ttiink tlie "dear boys",.will soon be back to jho-e they love and those who ALSO in Clothing we have some good values, them over. Call and look Clothing Store x Whal Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Did For Ohio Woman. C. H. HERNDON. Proprietor. FOR SALK—N. ’'C. Peanuts, sound, j first class peanuts. Will sell *U market price. W. H. Norton. Walterboro, B. C. . tf. • •FOR SALK—at sacrifice prices six good mules, two good mates. See A Wichman A Son. FOR SALK—Ford touring car in good condition, brand new motor; \also one horse wagon, used but liUle, Apply to F. A. Bryan, tf. i Portsmouth, Chip.—“I suffered from L J , 4 . .. ' i remilariUea, iquiwinmyaideandwas have been prayim so hard for their so weak at tunes return; So many mothers could harlly get prayers will 1m- answered. ^ Still around to do my sad to say tbeiF, will he so .many work, and as I had sad hearts to know that their dear four in my family sons are gone troni them never to and three boarders return until they meet in Heaven. 1 it made it very hard As wv all know mother, God know* forme. Lyoia E. best, and w> Teel that those.that j Pinkham's Vege- are lost is for the betterment of i tabic Compound this cld world: was recommended We can look at it in a dark way to me. I took it an d then on the bright side of it too. } and it has restored, Well mother dear, w hat are you FOR BALK:—125 Acres land near Ediito River, Sidney comnninlty son my health- all doing these days?/ Killing .. . „ certainly the beat hogs and having those good things medicine for woman a ailment* I ever tQ eat y ou j, n ^ w thcat- good old , . . ^ 4jtnrt„ rt nc: ?f W ' — ^r*'^ HAW ' *• *• sugar boilings too. I’m all the now owned by Jaa. S. Simmons. Portsmouth, Ohio. nine thinking of home I guess .J^ r8e 5 r T rtl0D ° f 1 h l& ^ nd hJ 4 Mrs - Shaw ^ merit of ‘b'* you all had a big celebration on the high and there is much yaluable me didne and wrote this letter in ord< r nth Th ,. r<1 HOrae celebiatio.i 1 Um ^, r ^ * r,c « a “ d 'J""*™*: that other suffering women may find in Fl j. nc ^. i wiM tH l you all about Ale. See H. M. JEFFERIh relief as she did. j t wnen 1 come home and' mother t ' ' Women who are suffering as she was tsnt long off. still I can’t tell FOR BALE.—"Automobile bargain* We have on hand for sale at ex cedlngly To^ prices, eight automo biles that have ne\gr been used, .bought at a bargain. Prices $850.00 to $1050.04. " 'Also Kant agents in each county for a good line of cars. Columbia Sale* Agency, Columbia. S. C. Phon? 370. 12 IS It. We boys are looking to begin our sail for the , — .rili be some big day fbr us i For apeciwi w j lt , n p„j our on American I hope I will be in ; Christmas for that.grand ' advice ip regard to such ailments write .. Hin to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. .Lynn. .. . Maas. The result of its forty years experience is at your service. J. Steve Robertson of the Stokes section has gone to his home follow, ing an operation at the KsDorn in. firmary, much improved. Mr. Rob ertson was troubled w-ith a wen on - his reck. FOR SALE—Carolina cleaned rice __o_ — . $10.50 per «ack of 100 pounds. Beam's new way meat sn "k-T at First class rice. Cockfleld Plan- Kleins tation, by W. K. Marvin, White " FOR BALK—at sacrifice prices, six good mules, two good mares. See A Wichman & Son. Hall. 12 25 It. WANTED WANTED Good. :r.ind counti) corn .for feeding delivered at our mill. Quote puces. Hakei,. Moor.-* A- Co., Salkehatchie.- ^ 1.8.3t. W A NTBD \ 11 stworthyr^itd liable nian for clerk fn coinmis. sar>*i Baker. Moot* \ Co S,ilk> hatchie, S. C. 1.8 :;t W.ANTKD Four tors .f b;.!*d P* . vine hay, state Iow-m pric*- de livered at Waltei l ot", s, c j if Hayden It. VINOl REMOVES THE CAUSE OF CHRONIC COUGHS WANTED Highest pr ici s paid for „ chickens and egr - . Uon l Albert 12-1 l-8t. A. Constitutional Remedy That We Guarantee Lagrsnge. N. C.—“For years l suffered with a chronic cough, so I could not sleep nigms and continued to lose flesh. My druggist asked me WANTED, Will contract f*>r two hun’ to try Vinol. It cured my cough. I <fred and fifty acrer waltermelon-* can sleep nights and have gained at hundred dollar p* r. car loaded twelve peunos. Vinol is the best at Waltereboro. P. M Varn. tonic and Lssue builder I have ever _ __ _ __ __ taken-”—W. D. Ren. Lagrange, N. C. FOR RENT - We guarantee Vinol for chronic N coughs, colds and bronchitia. Net a $OR RKNT—Two store rooms, patent medicine. Formula on every one for garage and one for mer- bottle. Your money back if it fails. parade. Mother, there is great thing?, u, .•>ee in France, but give me dear ol i 1’. S. A. I'm in Soul hern France Just to think I’m just 10 mile** from Spain I would like to )bit ihat country before my return. Mother, did Laurie Beach -<i back to the armv?, Guej^ there ii lots of boys home .from the camp*. I just know you all will hav e a l>ig time Christ mas. .You iimst think of me. I'i i all the time dreaming of som* one at home. I'm •'till with some oi fh*- S. C. bojs. Mother l fwix.-nt ive<l an\ mail «t all since | >«. been here. I’ai not expecting any wliib heft*. Yon all n»>ed not w 11 < • ... ;.n> more fo. I'm coming hoiin ro< n I often think of Mali* and H* ni> and wonder if H* tl • rt »*vor cam** over her**. I md up with Ca.n.pbell Sanders We were sure ela<l t* -* *• each other. It sure reminded n> *>f home. II*. is I first lieutenant, josj * ame to tKi* camp. Well mot her 1 ^..*_ - J-had h*-tt*i i stop for this tiiu* Hope to sec j you all so«in and that will he orte j more happy j.Min'on. * *• Wishing joii all a merry Chris’ m£s. Remember n*,* te all of my dear friends an*i gi»* m> love to all of <Mir tamily 1 remain your *ame true and lo\. ing son M. DON’ M.D ’ * X the 1919 Model Kline and 32 New Points & t he prettiest, the strongest, the toujfkest amt mo^t up-to-«late moriel of the season. X We guarantee the ear in every way and t!v i e^t service. jrive more free servic?*' than any dealers in the South. We keep \**;ir Kleiji running nfia day- in th»* year. If at any time our customers noed part- that ve don t have in ."tot k w.* take it 1 om a *l new can We never tie a car up. They rounq t<> roll, and il you ddn t believe W’ .>3r»h'm jroittg*. i Thy o\v uel ). us. 11 we < loii't ar* built for service and the M a?k. Lf ’ ! .>t vvluU we tell wheels made e that know. /I I pi rou. U X chaadlM. Bee me for particu- Urs v C. Gregory, W’aiterboro. vt ) j\* Druggist, ami Drugg.bL'. rv^erwhere. Dcam's meat fmok»* saves time at Kleins. Grove's Tastelees cktO Took Atmrvj. th« ■Mlsrtal Sum* which are triaumtiad l</ ll*» tluud by the Mcia.-W Mcwwuuo Poor Me. Our terms are sa good and .as long you ■ .'• 1 -k for. , •» • Kline Car Sales Company A. J. WEEKS, Walterboro, S. G, Manager. Varn Bros. Co., Smoaks. L. E. Parler, Parlers, S. C. * M •tits • .... A