The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 09, 1907, Image 5
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GOOD ADVICE
TRAVEL THE ROAD OF PROSPERITY
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AND WEAR GOOD CLOTHES
TIMES ABE PROSPEROUS AND EVERYBODY HAS MONEY
PLENTY OF WORK FOR EVERY WORKER. HIGH WAGES,
GOOD LIVING) GOOD CLOTHES FOR MLN, WOMEN AND
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We have added an elegant line of Clothing to our stock of General Merchandise and
can suit the boys, youths, young gentlemen and older men in. anything they want in
Clothing. - / .
If we can not fit you in a custom made suit why we can take your order fora tailor made
suit and we guarantee every garment and guarantee'a fit and assure you our prices in every
instance are far less than those charged elsewhere.
W e bought our Clothing in New York the home of up-to-date Clothes and every gar
ment is made up in the very latest style and of the newest fabrics. We expect to make it
our business to please our customers and when you give us an order for a tailor ma le gar
ment we e: p-ct to have it MADE TO MEASURE TO FIT YOU. ’
Come a •'on ad and see our Fall and winter samples; 1500 different shades and 150 assort
ed Men’s, You hs ^ruf Boys suits at New York prices. Swell line of Shoes and ilats.
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THINGS WE MUST DO;
AND KEEP “ON DOIN’
Millinery 0 pening
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The faker, who jumps from town in the wake of a circus, or
the fly-by-night merchant who finishes up unexpired leases at
prices, can foist any kind of stuff uf>on the unwary public. .
But who have been buying from us day after day, year after
year, have every reasou to expect us to shoulder the responsi
bility of giving you the very best reliable goods, at the very
lowest possible price. It is one of the things we have got to do t
to buila up our store.
And it’s one of the things we are doing and must keep on
doing to build up Walterboro.
Reliable goods, reliable fashions, reliable values, have built
Taylors into the foremost Dry Goods Store in Walterboro. The
same forces will keep it there.
Our reputation depends not merely on what we have done,
but on wh^t we keep on doing. Our pla2e in this town is a
permanent fixture, we cant follow the circus to another.
Mrs. E. M. Jones
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October 10, 11, and 12,1907.
Grand display of New York and Chicago dress pattern
hats.
Parisian Models copied >n all the leading shapes and*
colors. »
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Lovely line of Ladies and Misses tailored hats.
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Caps and Sailors for the little girls and boys school
wear.
My milliner is Miss Rubye Snjith of Charleston, who
has been with me several seasons. She continues to de
light my customers with her lovely taste and neat
work. We are prepared to sell you just what you want iri
up to-date headwear. . , .
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All arc cordially invited. Come and bring your friends.
We wish everyone to see our display.
* Yours truly,
Mrs. E. M. Jones.
In all other fences the stir’s are either
wrapped around the stand or damped
on with washers; therefore the stay is rubbing the strand all
of the time and peeling oft the galvanizing, causing that strand
to rust Nothing of this in the Pittsburgh Perfect as there
are no wraps or clamps.
It is the Portable fence, as it
can be taken down and moved
from one place to the other with
out the slightest injury to the
material, because the stays stay
where we put them.
See that Joint, Stay and*
Strand—one piece. Electrically Wedded, the only true amal-
gation of metals, and an indestructable joint, the very l><‘st.
Most of the v >
large rai 1 r o a d
companies when
asking for prices
on lence, state
that they do not
want fencing that
.has twisted cable
| wires for strands.
Why? Because
the railroad offi-
! dais know that'
cable hold mois-
1 ture, t here b y
causing rust that
i thereoan be no
i provision for ex-
pansion and contraction in cable wires, and consequenty a
[a fence made with cable wii#s for strands soon rusts out,
breaks and is unsightly. Rather hard on our competitors,
but truth, every word of it.
P. S. E. P. Knight says the weld will hold.
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AUGUSTA. GEORGIA
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Carolina -- Fair
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Atlantic Coast Line
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- Tickets on sal$ Nov. 4th to 9th. Final limit Nov. nth
Special train from Florence Nov. 7th, leaving Florence
about 6.00 a. m., returning leave Augusta about 7.00 p.m.
For further information, etc., communicate with your
nearest agent, or write,
W. J. CRAIG. T. C. WHITE,
Passenger Traffic Manager General Passenger Agent.
Wilmington, S. Q.
A Big Cut-Price
Sale
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Having decided to move in to a smaller building
with act much room, and in order to reduce my stock
before moving. I am offering my hardware, crockery,
ware, dry goods, notions, sroes, clothing, tinware, etc-
at a remarkably low price
For instance, a suit of clothes that retails for $9.00
will cost you in this sale $7,50, and a pair of shoes
that sells for $1.55, and Wil\ cost you in this sale ft.10
and eveiything in proportion. Come between now
and the nrst of November at which time I expect to
move up on Main street
Our pleasant business re
lations with the people
of Colleton county for
many years, encourages
us to appear in their
county paper. It is our
aim, all times, to sell the
[ most reliable grades of
Clothing, Hats and Fur
nishings, and fully guar
antee everything we sell.
We will be pleased to
have you call at our store,
or send us your orders by
mail.
BENISCBNER
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S. E. Cor King & Hasell
CHARLESTON, S, C
TAX NOTICE.
The books of the Conuty Treasurer
will be opeueJ fer the purpose of qpUec-
tins: taxes from the loth day of October
11)07, to December 31, 1907. The levy is
as follows:
State mills
Ordinary county 4 M
Constitutional School 3 “
Roads 1 “
mills
mills
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WALTERBOftO, ,
Car:
son
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For tf\e Kidneys, Bladder
and Rheumatism.
RELIEVES
30 days’ treatment for $1.00. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
•OLD BY WALTERBORO DRUG CO.
BACK-ACHE
A wise rena wHl desire no more than
he can r*‘ Justly, nre soberty. dtstrlb-
’;»e cheerfully and leave contentedly.—
A Quiet Wedding was solemised
Sunday morning when Mr Julius
Anderson, and Slim Francis Altman,
plighted their truth which made
them hatband and wife.
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The announcement of their mar
riage oame as a surprise to their tna
nj friends but a few friends gathered
to witness the nnitiug of two lirei,
and to give them oongatulations aud
good wishes.
Rer J. A, Tuten of Delemars pro
nounced the sacred and binding
words,
The bride is very attractive, and
loved by all, for her beautiful dis
position. The groom is s promising
young man, ardohas a large farniture
business in this place. Their future
hone will be at BaveneL
Petite Till*
Total 12*
Special School T< r:
Wsiterboro School Dls'rUt 4
Lodge “ ** 4
Wrimraa - “ 2
Rum Gully " *• , 3
UottagirriHe “ *" 3
Bethel “ “ 3
Poll tax $1 on all milea between Ul9
agea of 2t aud GO. except thnae exempt
ed by law. DociGO centa each. Also a
Coin mutation Road Tax of $2. made
compuloorr on ail males between the
agea of 21 and 60.
The lax books will to open at the
places named below for the purpeee of
leceiving taxes:
B.IL. _
Ashton, Tuesday, %
Folks Store, Wednesday,
Berea, Thursday,
Lodge. Friday,
Raffia, Tuesday,
Bmoaks, wedneadty,
colleton, Thursday.
Williams, Friday,
Hendersonville, Monday,
Peats. Taeeday,
Rios Patch, wedaeeday,
Snidera. P M Vtm’e, rhuraday,
aenterytUe, Friday,
ooruwreville, Saturday,
Bavenel, k»«f»dav,
Warren*a X Roeda Tneaday, ‘
Xoons'e leUnd. Wednesday,
Adame Run, Thura-iay,
Jackson boro. Fridav,
Green Pond, Batarday,
lire A R Smith’* 1 hors weening. Dee 10
Lod*te. Friday until 2 P M ** ID
All other days at walterboro.
R. K. Jones,
10-1 Sm county
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Auditor’s Total*
Auditor P M MOrrav hss just
flmshed a compiUtkm of his returns
for VJ07 which rhows u deoadsd
increase over the previous year. -
According to the returns:
Total taxable 1908 ' I90» *
property . «5,108,849
Total poll* AW8 MM
Total doffs * 9,988 M48
It will be seen that this represents
a total gain in the} taxable
of the county fta one
910. Of this
represents the rails in
valuation.
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