The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 20, 1907, Image 5
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TBRRY
1907
Winter has conje, your gardens are all kille37 but your table need not suffer
so long as we have
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Extra Sifted June Peas can, 2fcc, Sweet Corn, can 15c, Sugar Beats, 31b can 15c, Asparagus Tips, can 20c.
String Beans, can 15c, Okra and Tomatoes, can 13c, Best Washed Figs, glass jar 20c, White Cherries, can 20c.
Pure Cream Chese lb 25c Imported Spaghetti pkg 15c* Imported Macaroni pkg, 10c, New Macarroni, pkg 10c.
AND FOR BREAKFAST OR SUPPER WE OFFER
Luziane Coftee, lb, 25c, Elk Brand Cofilee, 25c, Regular 15c Raw Coflee, 10c, “Perri Walla” lea, pkg 15c.
“Gold Fish” Oolong Tea lb 50c. Gunpowder Tea, lb 50c and $1.00 Shredded Wheat Biscuit, pkg 10c.
Milk Rice pkg, 10c. Cream of Wheat pkg, 20c, Oat Meal pkg, 15c Buckwheat pkg, 20
Imyorted Kippered Herring can 25c. ^
FANCY GROCERY DEPARTMENT"
That our store is the only BRICK STORE in town, but it is not this fact that
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counts, but what we lay especial emphasis upon is WHAT THE BRICK
STORE CONTAINS.
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In Clothing
We handle the Celebrated
Giriffon Brand
of Ready toj wear Clothing.
We can Jit any one.
MENS SUITS—
From $5.00 up.
BOYS SUITS—
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From $1.00 up.
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Latest Styles
and laterial
Shoes
Walk-Over Shoes for Men $3.50 to $5.00.
This is our leader
and we guarantee
its style, comfort,
and workmanship.
Queen Quality
Red Cross, and
Krohn-Fetchhenner Shoes for Ladies.
$3.00 $3.50 $4.00
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Red Cross fits like a glove—Try a pair
and you’ll wear no other.
DRESS GOODS
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A complete line of Stylish fabrics for ladies at
PRICES TO PLEASE /
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Comprising everything generally carried in this line
Call for what you wish.
LADIES CLOAKS
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, We have in this line some real values in Black,
Grey and Tan. Stylishly tailored. In price from
*5.75 up. You will make no mistake in looking over
Ithis line before purchasing.
SUIT CASES
Our stock of suit cases, hand bags and trunks is
complete.
Suit Cases, $1.50 up.
Real Leather $5.00 up.
Hand Bags 50c to $10.00.
Trunks from $1.50 up
FARM IMPLEMENTS
On our second floor will be found a full line of the
most improved farm implements, and/ hardware, such
as plows, harrows, cultivators, lakes, shovels, spades,
nails, saws, hatchets, drawing knives etc.
A carload of the American Steel and Wire Co’s
celebrated ELMWOOD FENCE.
42 in per roll, 20 rods $8.50
50 in per roll, 20 rods $9. 5a
A Carload of Texas Red Rust Proof Seed Oats at 90c. per bushel
Full Line of Heavy andTancy Groceries. ’Phone 21a. Call us up. WANTED—1000 bushels of Peas at £1.25
WANTED—To buy your eggs, corn, wax, and wool, new cane syrup, sweet potatoes, etc. We pay highest market
price for cotton. Mail Orders Given Special Attention.
Courteous Salesman serve you. They take pleasure in showing you whether
< you buy or not.
Colleton Mercantile & Maufacturing Co.
THE BRICK STORE
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Walterboro, : : : : South Carolina.
Classified Advertisemeots-
FOU SALE.
FOR SALE,—On* Holstein Cow nod
' earling, full—very fine stack. H W
B«ach titokes, 8. c.
11 2o 2 t.
FOR BALE—A venr* deeirtble lot in
(rood part of town gocnl ueigiibor* eu,
9o ft. front by 365 feet deep, more or
less. P J Lucas. 11 20 4 t.
FOR SALE— Severs! second baud
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igons and buggies, and severae good
ales. Grace and Warreo.
FOR SALE— One fine buggy horse,
and one good farm or combination
horse. A. K. Beach, Walterboro, 8. C.
2t. (Paid.) "
FOR SALE— There are some people
who weo’t pay, therefore we will
have during the next few weeks, some
slightlrused Organs, Pianos, etc. for
Nue cheap. Brown Furniture and <
Hardware Company.
FOR—SALE—Nice Land, 33 seres;
abont 4 miles from Wrlterboro apply
to A. Wichman A Son,
FOR SALE—One fine wale for sale.
Six years old. Apply to j. K. Graves
Bootle. S. C.
FOR—SALE—One Carriage, good as
new for $5o 00; 3 baggies in good
order, cheap for castw Second-hand
and new wagons at bottom prices
E. P Knight. Wheelwright and Blok-
smith, oct 30-41
If yea are ia the market for a Bpfeg or
Mula let us figure with you bufore T
bay. Walterboro Live Stock
hlele Oo, H W Black Jr .
Over loaded with etovea and
Now is the time to get stoves at i
prices. A. Wichman A bon.
A new assortment of ap to date writ-
rug material at Kleia’a.
. All kinds of dress go?dt at A Wish-
man A Son.
She will like Nannally’s Staaponnd
at Klein’s.
Legal cap sad fool’s cap paper, a;
The Press sod Standard.
Just received Car load Horses and
Mules give us a look before vou btfy.
Walterboro Live Stock and Vesicle Co
H W Black Jr Mgr.
You cau
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good syrup
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barrel* at
» WANTS
WANTEd—To buy lo.ooo furs goods.
Opossums audjothera. Will n»y highest
market price in cash, W G Hiott,
11 3o 6 t. Round, 8 o
WANTED— Every housekeeper in
Colleton to try a Prinoess Steel Range.
Different from all others— the kind
that makes cooking a pleasure,.
Brown Furniture and Hardware CO.,
WANTED—To contract with a shingle
getter. tf J W Carson.
WANTED—To boy 1,000 bushels of
Psss at $1 25 per bushel.
novO-St Grace A Warren.
W ANTED—Tifty bands to cut boxes
for turpentine oommencing Nov. 18th.
W. G. Hiott, Round. S. C.
WANTED — BOARDERS — Three or
four gentlemen can find permanent
board. Good fare Central location.
Raws on application. Transient
boarders also taken. Mrs.E. H. WU
Uams, RailroadA venue,
WANTED—To sell for cash oh
easy terms Plantation near Neyles con
taining 450 acres. 80 acres in high state
of cultivation. Fine fertile soil- Bal
anoe land well timh red oak. cypress
and pine;aleo summer place if wanted.
Apply to J, 1L Kemley,
Neyles, S. C.
OTHERS
, Notice
All persons are warned not to tres
pass on my land also on those in my
Mrs Ruth H Beach.
19th 19o7.
FOUND—We found that there
was oo one in walterboro aelUngHunt
ing coats. Vests’ Belts, Leggins, cart
ridges, etc. and we have put in a big
stock of them.
Brown Furniture & Hdw Co,
LOST— One Ladies cold watch be
tween Mrs. w. A. Blacks and the
Henderson House, thei finder by re
turning same to the Henderson House,
k will be rewarded,
BUSINESS LOCALS.
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Great redaction on Disc Harrows an *
Section Harrows, selling at cost at A
Wichman A Sop,
10.000 feet dressed flooring and ceil
ing at J W Carson’s.
We are selling Kodak and Kodak
supplies at Klein’s.
Best Butter 35c a lb, always on ice] at
G W Glover.
Come and got your Kama suit A Wlcb
man A Son.
All our pocket knlve art guaranteed
atKleln’s.
Just reqMyed a uloe line of pen and
pencil tuMla, at
The Frees and Standard.
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Tinsley’s Pr—alum, flat chewing
tobeooo, at Klefts’e.
Ooeae’sud get your shoes at A Wich-
man A Son. *
Bos paper for elite correspondence,
at The Frees aad Standard.
Onion seta, yellow aad whilst e*
^Ma’a.
All the school hooka of
for mJa, at
tho 9*1*
Every day ao^othing new at Xkfifi*e
Raaors. Pocket, Knives aad Bdeeotu.
WalterbOro Drug Co.
New Assortment of eereair Poe*
cards at Kloin’a.
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Fall Use Comba
Walterboro Drug Co.
OLD FOLKS.
Can Renew Their Strength.
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While it it impossible for the
aged to renew their youth we want
to any to all elderly people in Wal
terboro that they can renew their
strength by taking our delicious
cod liver preparation YinoL
Vinol, being rich in the elements
of life ia an ideal strengthener and
body builder for old folks.
Mr. A. J. Barker of EransviUe,
lod, says; “There is no other need*
icine in the world equal to Vinol
for elderly people. 1 would not
take a thousand dollars for the
good it baa done me.’’
Vinol is not a patent medicine,
but a real cod liver preparation
made by a scientific, extractive and
concentrating process from fraah *
cods livers Combining with pep-
tonate-of-iron all tb.' meicinal, heal
ing, body-building elements of
ood liver oil but no oil.
Vinol tones up the digestive
organs’ makes rich red blood and
soun<^ steady nerves. In this way
it repairs worn tissues, checks the
natural decline of the aged, builds
up the run down, tired agd debili
tated, and replaces weakness with
strength. We ask every aged or
weak person in Walterboro to
try Vinol on our ofTer to rsfcmrn
money if it fails to give satiaflac
tion. John M Klein, drnggjpt,
Walterboro, S. O.
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Pleasant Grove News, v
Editor Press and Standard:—Will
you allow me space in your pap* to
tell the news?
Misses Dora aud Carey Utsfof
Round attended ferric * at Pleasant
Grove Sunday morning.
Mess Bennie Weeks and Btrd
Rickeubacker attended the services
at Pleasant Grove Sunday afternoon.
Mess Bnnnie and Eddie Crosby
attended the Protracted Meeting at
Pleasant Grove Sunday, also Melvin.
Ernest and Hartley Crosby of Sagdy
Dam section.
Mr. Jimmie Coger and Miss Lil
lie Mae Dtvis were married aMo
clock on the 20th of October. The
ceremony was preformed by Bov. £
D. Craven. - .
The Protracted meeting b^aa
Sunday morning and protracted till
Thursday night We had one of the
finest meetings that we have ever Ind
here and a large crowd was ooavMted
Ihursday night Rev. Jerry Craren
pnaehed Thursday night aad Mon
day night Rev E D Craven preash*
ing the rest of the tune.
Nr Wille Kindard and kin staler
Mia Lnlia of Zion, attended the
meeting Thursday night
Mr and Mrs y E W Way psmed
through this sscttaa today.
Mis H B Langdale has mads, n
better crop this year than he hm
made in two yean. He is potato
digging now and the next will he
chhe grinding, he has mads a fine
erop of cans this year.
Mr Jot Laagdak fbnad one of hW
mules in the field Sunday morning,
dead. Pink Bras .
Oct, 1* 1907, .
Souvenir local views at Klein’s.
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Postal earls, views of Waltertsse at
Etata’s.
Mtnthalatafi whits Pfc* and Tar, Mg
bottles 250, at Klita’s.
New Country Syrup at A Wichman
A Sen,
Beef, wine and iron,
Klein’s.
pint bottles at
Hand Glasses, Powder Boxes, Powde
Puffs, Nad Polishers aad Maniour
Stick* W alter boro Drug Co .
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Oxidiae
A shill core la eve
fooas to National Pare
For sals aad foarantee*
hero Drag Oo. • 11 3 ■
f bottla
Drag Law.
-^X'UCOs
Learn to stop croaking, thn
world is too busy to ears for yopr
illg and sorrows.
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