The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 03, 1908, Image 8
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LOST — At omirt bo cm moduaj *▼*-
niof ladtM bett tud hdtl Rew»id If
lift at TIm FrvtM aud Standard oftic*
Fro. Hand Sunday
BIG 110 PBOBLEM,
B [**j, poat ns aster, apaat Iroaa Fir*
da? to Monday in Ba^afort risltiiif ret-
atiata.
Prevention of Damaging Hard
Highways by Automobiles. tic* A 8 Morrall. iMicnad. Mr
McKanxie has been asnistaol at Yeruaa-
;
_y_ rxccCT IIC TWO TIDCC '*** an ^ at ou * , * me o^copt^d tb« same
mt trrtui Ur IWU l)0# , li0n hare. N'earegla.1 to walc..nie
Mr u .U Mrs McKenzie to Walterboro
Did yoe bear
Bight?
Bow about a High School for Walter- % # Rubbsr * Variety Injures Where . „
1^. . . .... 1J,e i“ v ® ? e school cl Miaa Helen E
®® rc - the Iron Improves — International
I ^ ..... ... v * '* i*e '»'>1! hold cornu.en jem-nt ex-
Jaaner W troaiiv of Rufflo was in Congress of Highway Engineers
jasper vr vrueoy.ui .v-u.- VA/ . * _. ... etci-en brideT eve-ning beglnninK at
town *tsterJar ^ Will Discuss the issue. , ... v. . ,
town esoerviag. , | \'J ocrch. SliM Malone, asntsied by
PHT8ICI AN WANTED—Doctor Mae.
lag bare oe account .11 health aahea
good opening for ae experienced phy
sir tan. Practice now payiag twenty
Hts hundred doliare per year, tiled
to ha«a any good doctor wiahlag
location Lome and look the field
over, oniv married men wanted.
Citizen* or Meggett* and tounga Island
rtL MM:» LOLA La.
Last week of Taylor's clearance tale
tier your Men's anti Boys’ summer
weaittbiet at Ibe H W Cohen 8tore
R H Breland mas b«re yesterday on
baslueaa.
Are you in lavor of a new school
building for Waiter boro?
t
T H Rtmley of Masluwville.Iwai in
town 8aturd ey
A M SutTimera'I had business in Char-
ton this week
Biases Wioabre Oracc spent Thuaday
■i.ht in Charleston
Miss Clara Kiser left Monday foi
bar home at Leeaville.
Dr H A Willis of Henderson.Ille,
was in towa on Muu lay.
M Haiaey la wearing a amlle that
won’t come off »t »• a girl.
C C Hiotl of Round was a pleaaant
visitor at our office yesterday.
Rev J R Hojonrner and J E Smoak
•t Hmoaka were in tows last night
Miaa Satis Glover, who baa been vis
iting in Beaufort baa returned home.
Mr Ton Leeeene of Charleston cams
Bp Saturday lor the week end ku town.
E B ionee was called Friday to Pavo
Oa ., on aooouai of the illnsea of his
tetbsr. "•
Kiseing vour •hand la easy; get ting a
an bool building for Waltsrboro is
• •
H A Crosby, former County Bnpt.
of Ednoatieu had. huaiaeas in towa
MiB«»4ay.
Mr t> 7 Ckapaia,* Jr A of Charteatoa
apant Sunday la-Sqwa with his parents,
Mr and Mrs D « Chaplin.
W B Gruber and M P Howell are in
Colombia in aUsud4aoa‘ upon the 8u-
pismS Court this week.
Miaa Math* Gaga of Chastar arrived
l^town last weah (i*
wHh Miaa Ethel distraM.
B H Wiohaaaj
e oo tags.oe hullivan’a Island and have
mdead down for.tba aunnar.
Few would think that the soft pneu
mafic tin- of tin- whizzing automobile
could so tthorten the life of the mac
adam roads as to irbaoro the attention
of highway englueers of every civlUz.*.!
country of the globe, yet they are do
lag an incredible amount of damagv
dally to nx'k surface.1 highways, nn !
France hat called an interuutkKiai cun
gress of highway engineers at Paris
on Oct 11 to discuss tbla latest and
moat startling road problem.
To understand bowr the broad, soft
rubber tlrea of the modern gasoline
V.lss Mu r phy, has had a most success-
f iIj-cIukj! term. Hrr do*lug exercises
a - .»sys enjoyable.
His Neighltor Knew.
•I If mix well, Atlanta. Oa.. says: “I
-ntf-rid agony with a seg# r e C sse of ec
/. imi fried six different remedies sod
eoi". in .’espair, when a neighbor lobl
me fiy >iiuptrcDe’s 1 ■ttkmI.nk After
s’.i g 43 worth of your tkttkbink and
s h(• I siu completely cured I cannot
Nunnally's candies,
at Kleu
propelled Juggernaut kills the n.ads ( 4I(V ulQch , n , lg pra ,^ .. TBTTKRINE
which iron tlre<l wagun's Improve one
must have at li'ast an inkliug of the
methods adopted by ’I reaauget of Li
mogea and Macadam of Ayrshire when
the so called modem first rock sur
faced highways were planned and put
down. Macadam figured that the con
stant passing of Iron tired wagons
at d*u k gists o»'by mail 50c Soap 25c. J.
f Mll'PTRlNE, Dept A, Savannah, Gs
Fur mle by Juo m Klein.
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Bfraor or AOTOMonnma
over • evuabed atone highway would
grlad dost particles from the atones,
t^atvghme parttciae would dll la all
Intaradceu and that wettings and roil-
Ings would Bg* only give a hard,
aaaooth, aurfaca. but that the highway
would Improve as the years peas.
Por.e.century and a quarter the wls-
doea.-oC the. Scotch road builder was
Jus tided. Every country that lays
claim to .civilisation adopted It and
thousands of tulles of road were laid
guooally In France, Germany, Ehgtand.
UoUaad and the United States.
Tfrm stpM the automobile, and a
few yeaif after Its arrival the road
oveeeoaraAwgsn to uatlee the deterlors-
ttoa of 4beoe highways. Broad and
level stretches became strewn with
frequent
Miaa Aarnc Mean teacher la the
gPMtsd aeheai, left yealarday lor Mar
mmvW Mr ■mil sUTViMlI7
tltag oa the adjacent property,
trouble was quickly traced to the aa-
thieugh the tractive
of IrtiMT, at half-part
avia
Bortcry will ba bald at
Mat W P Mdiphya aaxt Monday aftar-
naop at • a'cAaok to alael odleara.
mow till furtharaortmtha
IHwary will he open Dees 6 P. m. till
kys and Fridays. Join
JdM. B Psorifbv, J ▲ Westerburg,
J B Lswranos aad J ■ Moore, uyatlc
d\ Bi. Pauls Church, Ohsriasioa Thare-
4ar bight
A dlsaetroes had la reportad to
Waiterboro aad Hound,
a
aad tip tvl
wflhdtBtBad teaheneBt
Director Page of the oflee ef pebttc
of the Ualtod Btatee dopartmeat
of agrtealtur^whe raoeBtly veeatved
as tuvttattee to sttand tho
at Faria In the faU, was sek-
tly tf the Ufa of tha highways
so seriously menaced aa to Jeetlfy
a coodemnatlou of tho motor car and
to warrant aa tnternatMnal leagrasa
tO dMCBOS It _ " .
“Nobody who* has made a study of
tho hard eurfaoa roads of this or any
other country wquld attempt to deny
that tho motor car la constantly short
ening the life ef such thoroughfares.’*
■aid tbs director, “but that M so rea
son for tho condemnstlon of tho auto
mobile. The arrival of this machine
has created a new aad anloohod for
coodltlqp. That maaaa that the new
moat be studied and the
problems which have arisen post be
solved. It does not mean that been
the roade suffer through the arrival
of the motor car the motor car shall
pan tn the Interest of read
“I regard the automobile an aa tee-
portaat factor la the apbuUdtag ef
drtlteetiea. and It hea same to stay.
It Mm created
at
I PM ft
of Ideal
re
ft*
Mill
Ok
wmrfl
▼MAM
FOR
FALL
CREATION
TJ>9 o/te
great
remedy
foraff -
acAesanax
pains in
man and
boost
k 1 -II
bO cents the
pouud at Kleins.
Last week of Taylor's clearance sale
Fly paper so sticky that it "wi!i~ca’cK
a tly by one loot ami hold it.
Waherboro Dru< Co. 27 2t
Last »eek of Taylor’- elearanoe sale
Mill a few of those ;5c, 80c aud $1 00
fth.rt.-) g )iug at 40 cent*.
Terry & Shaffer.
I-ast week of Tavlor'a clearance Sale
' ur new p vat canli—latest prcduc-
tio..» VVaiterb iro Drug Co 5 27 2t
Lxat week ot Ta>lot’s clearance sale
( all at Klem’t aud get a can of Bag
Kxteimiuator—Sure death to bjd bugs,
an<• aud ilea . Price 25c.
Last week of Taylor’s cletranLe sale
Fr. »b mackeral 10 cents apiece at
Terry A Shaffer.
Last week of Taylor’s clearance aale.
Kodaks and Kodak films at Klein’s.
4711 pilla < re still the beet for the liv
er. Waiterboro Drug Co* 6 27 St
New clnb ahella at Terry A Bluffer.
Kleins Saraaprilla makes new rich
blood—will make yon streng.
ON SEASONABLE GOODS.
We will offer SPECIAL PRICES on staple articles
every two weeks during the summer months to
make business and keep us busy. REMEMBER,
these prices will hold good only during the time
they are advertised. WATCH PHIS SPACE
WEEKLY. • Terms of each sale CASH*
Amber millet seed at Klein’s.
paper, insect powder
Kleina.
Tanglefoot fly
and noth balls at
NOAHS
LINIMENT
IggSBtgggaSSgl
Classified Mvertiseneats.
Headquarters for grain cradles. Call
sod get price*. Terry A Shaffer.
Wrich's grape Jnioe makes a delight
ful Summer drink, at Kleins.
Shave yoorielf with a Gillette mfety
raaor. ae Kleins.
Full line of Longman and Martinez
patnu at Terry dk Shaffer.
For ribbon*, embroiieriee etc. Go lo
H W Black Jr. 6 3 St.
BUY your Clothes right 3y bay
ing at The H. W. Cohen Store.
Now lint of lacoe 5 aad 10 oenta, flae
values just arriod at Mrs W A Blalck’a
I 3 9t
Corsets daring this week at and below
cost, at nn W A Block's 6 3 St.
FOB SALE.
FOBS Lk—We offer for aalq
ail of oar farming lan4a In
Oenatv.«. a. f.om
i amoved.
or
wall adapted lor miring jaottoo aa
wettaesU kiede of vegaftaMaa. Ad
dress all iaqeiriee to Wi
Iriedrir OevpaPMJphi
Mates!
FOBS A
FOE SA11—Three book lambs
for talo. 11-2 yanre old. An-
ceetry imported Woek. Ap-
UyteWlTBigoboft A Bro,
Jackgonboro, I. 0. 6 50 4t
FOR 8ADK—Oom^Utg gin oat-
it, eortaifltinf of I gUte, revnl-
of Tsylor’a
nea’s and bovs'Oxfords la all leath
ers, $1.50 to
Store
$4 00 at The H W Coaen
Lest weak of Taylor’s otaamaoe eala.
Always on hand a faU Uea of baggiee,
■gone and harneee. W L B A V Co
B S$t S W
W Pi ”
Lett mmk at Thfloc'e dapRBBet tgte
ving press and raetioo ojstem
ate. Also n ricn holler and
nore mill. All » ftrat clgan
ngndEion nad ter ante at a ane-
A Wlehman A Son. 6 50 St
FOR BALE—Aetiaalle BH.00 a
pletere madiine with teste of pric-
turee for only 9M.0B oarti at 8 Flan's
Jewelry Stare, lilt.
Jno. F. Folk,
BAimmc. Ac
— AGENT FOR -
The Ford Antomobite,
fWaded If not
boro Drug Oe
__ Koner m-
8mA by WAher-
Special Wedding'
I
Mexican Grass Hammocks, white, were $1.00 Special sale
price : v 75
Same as above in colors, were $1.25. Special sale price $1.00
Patterson woven Hammocks, all colors, were $1.50. Special
sale price r - $1.25
Patterson Hammocks, were $1.75. Special aale price $1.50
Patterson Hammocks, were $2.25. Special sale price $1.75
Patterson Hammocks, were $2.75. Special sale price $2.00
Patterson Hammocks, were $3.00. Special sale price $2.25
Patterson Hammocks, were $3.50. Special sale price $2.50
FOSTER
Safety Cribs.
All Iron, Drop Sides,
with woven spring.
Regular retail price
everywhere $6.50.
Special sale price
85.00
OUR ENTIRE
LINE
of Iron beds during
the next two weeks
only, for spot cash
for 25 per cent less
than regular cash
prices. Over 50 de
signs to select from
it you come early.
\
CALL AND SEE THE GOODS, YOU ARE WELCOME.
Brown Furniture
Ss Hardware Co.
n<
Waiterboro
8.0.
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RAINY DAYS
Come to everybody. Life has
more ups than downs. Right
now, while you are making,
you ought to be saving; then
when the downs come you will
have something to fall back
upon.
Where is the money you
have been earning all these
years? You spent it and
somebody else put it in the
bank. Why don’t you put
your own money in the bank
for yourself—why let the
otherfellow save what you
earn?
BE INDEPENDENT
AND
START A BANK ACCOUNT
WITH THE
y
V
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK
OF WALTERBORO