Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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’ /f* To the Men of Announcing Our ^ • »* • Millinery Opening March 13th and 14th / i . * ■ Thursday, March 13, marks the opening day of Walterboro’s Dis tinctive Millinery shop. Our beautiful Millinery Salon is just now taking on its richest colorings and many new and striking shapes are profusely trimmed * t with flowers and ribbons. Clever, close fitting models; popular little tarns; large and small poke bonnets; hoodside-effeets; off-the-face models; droop- ing sailors and bandeau shapes. - Among our showing will be found charming Hats very moder ately priced, as well as more expensive ones. In a word you can find here an attractive Hat, both as to style and price. % • 1 . Si ■ OUR ONE PRICE SYSTEM IS YOUR PROTECTION AGAINST OVERCHARGE. ' TO THE COTTON PLANTERS Colleton County You will be interested to know that we have arranged to have a representative of the Keystone Machine Co. iit Walterboro. MONDAY, MARCH 10th To Demonstrate to the cotton planters of this conuty their wonderful Cotton Seed Graders If you would like to know why the largest cotton planters in the South use this Machine and whether you should us$ it or not be sure to attend this Demonstration and sale on next Monday at our Implement store. ■ — ONLY 10 OF THESE GRADERS TO BE SOLD ON THIS DAY ON OUR SPECIAL GRADER PROPOSITION. SALE BEGINS AT 10 A. M. AND CONTINUES UNTIL 10 ARE SOLD. . A. l\('OBI a Olt%Tt>:i> J Sobel & Under New Management + ‘ ■ 4, ' * • * ‘ A We l>eg to announce to our many customers and friends throughout the county and vicinity that the above firm has dis- solved and will hereafter run under the name of Philip Bogoslow. . Our motto will still be fair treatment and good values to all as heretofore. W o' ' ^ In order to retain our many old customers and make new * / - _ , . friends for this store, we have decided to close out the following . merchandise at big reductions 1 MX) yai*ds 36 inch wide percales and shirtings. 3t5c values for 19c. . 1000 yards Cotton flannel, 35c values now ..... ; 19c. :i000 yards. Apron gringham, 35c values for ! 19e 500 yards Taffeta silk; $2.00 values for $1.39 ♦ 7 r ’ , , ' ^ - ; * r All other merchandise in the store will also be sold at a great sacrifice. . * I r-vfVi H I I - f- vX or to Sobel and Bogoslow Where the dollar does it’s duty , * \ **#*#******-***£*1 * * j * ' IU>IM> * * . # ********* * #jf**** # .Round. February, IS.-^Thp fur- iners are very busy preparing for another crop in this section. Dr. Manly Hill has returned safely from overseas and spent last week with his parents. Unfortunately he was wounded twice but not ser. iously. Miss Carrie Hyrd and Larkins Canady, of Howman, were married last meek, they mil make their homo at Bowman. » Charley Hyrd of this section and Miss I Sarah Hilton of Harleyville, were married at the home of the brides parents*on Monday last. O.TC. Frallx.and family have moved to Ridgevlfle and we hope they will like their new home. o Howell • Bridge, of Ilidgevillc. visited his parents here on Sunday. D. C. Hill went to Columbia on a business trip this week.. C. K. Hromnlee is at home for the summer from the Navy. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Smith, of Char leston, h;» ve moved in this com unity. Ira and Talmage Robertson hare returned from camp. 1 will not forcet to mention liu '•flu'*. It came to this section about a month ago and took up it’s abode for a while. We were fortunate in securing the services of Dr. K. V Ackerman, of Cottagevllle. and h' soon had us ail well. Well, Mr. Editor, last but not least, I wonder what has become of Mr. Ulmer. He must think me are all dead in, this section. Wish he would come through and look at some of .our good roads. <* GH lERM ME IS SI WHIHEII How to Make a Creamy Beaut> la>- tRui f«*r a Kem ( rots. The Juice of. two fresh letnona strained into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white makes a whole quarter pint of the most remarkable lemon skin beautifler at about trtv cost one must pay for X small Jar 6f the ordinary cold creanis. Care should be taken to strain the lemon Juice .through a fine doth sq no lemon pulp tets in. the* thi* brtion m*ill keepr fresh Jor months. Every motnan known tWt lemon juice is used to. bleach and remote such blemishes as freckles, kallownesa jind tan and is the ideal* akin eoften^n whitener and heautlflcr..r Just try it* Get three bnaee* of orchard white at any drug otore and two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint of thta swnetty fragrant leipoo lotion and maaaage It daily into the face, neck, arm* mod bauds ▼ * Announcement On account of the low price of Cotton, we hav^ decided to (reduce our prices of*all ' ■ "I- cotton goods from ' 20 to Cents On 5 • A Just received a fresh shipment of Cloth ing, Cloaks, Knee Pants- and everything in ready to.wear at a very low price. • , y- • Next Door to Express Office Walterboro, & 43.-