The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 16, 1907, Image 5
TRAVEL THE ROAD OF PROSPERITY
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AND WEAR GOOD CLOTHES
TIMES ARE PROSPEROUS AND EVERYBODY HAS MONEY
PLENTY OF WORK FOR EVERY WORKER. HIGH WAGES,
GOOD LIVING. GOOD CLOTHES FOR MLN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN - - - - - • : -
We have added an elegant line of Clothing to our stock of General Merchandise and
suit the boys, youths, young gentlemen and older men in anything they want in
» n g-
If we can not fit you in a custom made suit why we can take your order for a tailor made
su : and we guarantee every garment and guarantee a fit and assure you our prices in every
i;: i i: s are far iess than those charged elsewhere. • .
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We bought our Clothing in New York the home of up-to-date Clothes and every gar-
n •. i. is made up in the very latest style and of the newest fabrics. We expect to make it
> t r business to please our customers and when you give us an order for a tailor made gar-
n : i: we enpect to have it MADE TO MEASURE TO FIT YOU.
Come abound and see our Fall and winter samples; 1500 different shades and 150 assort-
^ 1:1 ’s, Youil s and Boys suits at New York prices. Swell line of Shoes and Hats.
TO
FHRMJURl
BliYtRS
HOW
to furnish your home
beautifully and economically
THINGS WE MUST DO
AND KEEP ON DOING
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 upon the unwary public.
But who have been buying from us day after day. year after
year, have every reason 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
to build 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 what we keep on doing. Our place in this town is a
permanent fixture, we cant follow the circus to another.
Quarterly Statement County Dispensary
Board Ending Sept. 30th 1907.
CREDIT
WALTER BOKO JACKSONBOBO
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Having decided to move in to a smaller building
with not much room, and in order to reduce my stock
before moving, I am ottering my hardware, crockery,
ware, dry goods, notions, shoes, 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 will cost vou in this sale $1.10
and everything;,in proportion. Come between now
first of November a
and the
move up on Main street.
at which time I expect*, to
J. W. Carson
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WALTERBORO, - - ’ -
By overcharge on stock In June
By cash sales for quarter
6,935 09
By credit voucher
2 50
By R. R. claim
70 88
By shortage IB transit
1 44
By bTeekege
29 70
By stock on hand OcL 1, 1907
1,757 18
8.796 19
DIBITS
2171 46
To stock on hand, July 1,1907
To mdse. pnrchaMd during quarter
3,«C« 61
To.*R. R. claims
L“ 7 *
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Gross Profits
%hl 89
LOCAL EXPENSES
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Ravenae License
Sal dtapanaar and halp tor Quarter
Rant
pmyaga
Ice
Postage
Freight
Breakage
GENERAL EXPENSES
Bd’e sal, mileage and a, 50%,40% a 10%
Constable'i sal. mileage and ex, do
Advertising, do
Postage do
Telephone do
Sappliee for office do «
Express do
Warehouse exp (freight and dray-age) .
Auditor*! Salary
Net profit!
25
312
87 50
10 12
10 55
29 70
424 84
228 59
283 9ft
36 05
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8 80
87
88
4 10
12 72
940 30
1841 09
Quality should be ( bfcftf# con
sideration of the economical
and wise furniture buyer. In
no other thing that yon, buy
* for the home ia it more desif-
P able that the quality 8e right than
In the furniture, the things that are to become
the ailent com par ions of your home life.
JMyle and finish have their place and must
be given consideration, but they must be cou-
, pled with real intrinsic ueality—in other words
durability. The style may be as elegant and
artistic as the purse will permit, but should be
of that quiet, refined elegance which never tires
one. The finish should be in keeping eo that
harmony will prevail, while the construction,
the guarantee of durability, should be of that
old-tias» honest character that distinguished
tbe handicraft of our forefathers phis the Im
provements that wa have devised and
embody In the building of tbs “White
liae" of furniture iorfbe home.
The way than to furnish your
boose beautifully and economically
lata buy the “While Liae." Go to
the dealer In your town who handles
It carefully and critically and
* stars we havs
1 that tha dealer
Pull out the drawers, turn the
Inspect tbs frame work and
of merit all over
trade mark Is
■ esi every piece and you will get Urn furniture
that’s made la the South, in one of the largest
* and fittest equipped factorise in the country, by
workmen, from sachmive designs by
Rapids* most artistic and high salaried
' ‘designers. You boy these goods at prices that
, you to furnish your home to suit your taste no
matter how refined, at prices that mesa economical'
baying. Bold by lead-
log dealers throughout
the South. Always in-
ABOUT THE
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178 87
186 36
28 85
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777 86
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384 84
829 80
J. A. DIEDERICH, Clerk C. G D. B.
TAX NOTICE.
The books of the County Treasurer
will be opened tor the purpoee of oolleo*
flag taxee from the 15th day of October
1907, to December tl, 1907. The levy is
as follows:
State
Ordinary county
Constitutional School
Roads
4% mm*
4 ••
8
1 “
Total
Special School Tax:
Walterboro School Diatridt
Lodge •* "
Williams M “
Ram Gully M “
Oottageville •***•• J
Bethel “ 4 *“
124 mills
4
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3
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mills
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Poll tax $1. on all males between the
ages of 2i and 00, except those exempt
ed by law. Doct 50 cents each. Also a
Commutation Road Tax of $3. made
compulsory on ell males between the
lb- of 21 and 60.
The tax book* will be open at
places named below for the purpese of
receiving taxes:
Bells, Monday,
Ashton, Tuesday,
Folks Store, Wednesdey,
Berea, Thursday,
Lodge, Friday,
Raffia, Tuesday,
Smoaka, Wednesday,
colleton, Thursday,
williams, Friday,
Handeraonville. .Modday,
ibilta. Tuesday.
Mice Patch. w»dneedav.
Boiders. P M Vera’s, Thursday
Centerville, Friday,
oottageville, Saturday,
Ravenel, Monday,
warren's X Roads.Tuesday.
Young's Island. Wednesday,
Adams Run, Thursday,
Jacksonboro, Friday,
Green Pond, Saturday,
Mrs A R Smith's. Thurs evening, Dec 19
Lodae, Friday, until 2PM “ 201
All other days at walterboro.
R. E. Jones,
• 10-9-8m county Treasurer.
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Mrs. E. M. Jones
Grand display of New York and Chicago dress pattern
hats. '
Parisian Models copied in all the leading shapes and
colors. r*
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| Lovely line of Ladies and Misses tailored hats.
Caps and Sailors for the little girls and boys school
wear. .
~ My milliner is Miss Rubye Smith of Charleston, who
has been withjne 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 in
up to-date headwear.
All are cordially invited. Come and bring your friends.
We wish everyone to see our display.
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Yours truly,
Mrs. E. M. Jones.
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tion of our road. f TFrrr has-been
about 300 yards of the road worked
and 'theT butfaes cui «11 cf rfeut a
mile and'" a half whi»^ Vaves 3 1-2
miles untouched and i? almost im
passable in places, road has
always been well kep f from Blade e
Creek bridge ' to Safi \ Mchie depot
by the hands they hau t een taxed
sufficent to hav* hnd this work
done properly if it beeni
aged hi a more ecor.r n ical way, ^
We would be pleeecd if our'j
orable Road Commi.uoner
ride over our roed and see
tkm of it ''
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