The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 14, 1908, Image 5
©UR POLieiES
TEST THEM NOW.
LOWEST PRICES THE GREATEST
CONSIDERATION.
$1 50 Brogan shoes ,.$1 35
50 Men tteecedlined underware 40c
1 Yard wide percale 10c
Table Oil clath 25c pel* yard,
^c Onttiug f 5c per yard
12 1-2 Gutting 10c per yard
10 lbs Sugar to the $1.00.
Our line of clothing is complete
with latest styles and well made.
I will make the prices to suit you.
Oet prices on our shoes before you
buy elsewhere, for I will save you
money. Remember that every pair
I sell you are guaranteed.
J. M. Witsell
DEATH OF A. M. JONES.
A M Jones, died last Satnrday
afternoon at 4 o’clock at* Pavo,
Ga., at the residence of his son,
W G Jones. Mr Jones was in
his 78th year: was a resident of
Colleton County t>7 yearn; he
was one of Colleton’s noble and
np-risht gentlemen: lie had an
attack of grippe about six months
and rheumatism folk#\fced, which
caused his deadh^
lie loaves a wife)and live sons :
W G Jones, Pavo, Ga; E M
Jones, Walterltoro; A M Jones,
Jr, Dixie, Ga; A B Jones, (Juit-
man, tia; A I'Jones, Tifton, Ga.
The deceased was buried at
Dixie, Ga, last Sunday afternoon
in the presence of a I ir>:e crowd
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of sorrowing relatives and!
friends.
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_ 1 he line of Mens’ and Boys’ Suits we are offering this season are far superior to
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anything we have yet been able to offer. The completeness of our line as regards
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the stylish “make ti[) of th(* Garments The array of colors and the kind of
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A id a^ to !‘rices (>ur well known reputation of underselling everybo<ly wil
Supply Co.
’Phone No. Gj
Fall Announcement.
I beg to announce to my friends and
patrons that 1 have one of the most
complete and fashionable lines of Men’s
and Boy’s Clothing ever offered in Wal-
O ’ 0 - p» v ,
terboro. \
Men’s Suits - - $4 to $18.
Boy’s Suits - $1.50 to $6
Children and Ladies Cloaks.
Especial bargains in men’s hats.
We will take pleasure in showing you
our stock. Come to see us.
W ASHING TON S 1.0 M A N
DUAL).
Yesterday * afternoon at the
hom^ of his daughter, Mrs J 6
Welch at Green loud Wath
ington Sloman died after an
illness of 24 hours. Mr Sloman
was a resident of Mewville and
had lived to a ripe old age. He
was a brother of J H Sloman o
Hendersonville, and was a gen
tlemen of the old school, univer
sally liked by all who knew him.
The funeral will be held at
Black Creek Cemetery this af
ternoon .
To Subscribers.
We realize that money has
been tight this year, and that
peihapsiihas not been exactly
convenient to many of our sub-
fccribers to send us the dollar for
their subscription, but we trust
that now that (he fall has come,
and the harvest, we shall see our
friends and hear the eagle’s
wings tlopping on our counter
as the dollars come thing in.
Even now, in our mind’s eye, we
are delighte 1 with the generous
response lo this modest request.
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be lull) borne out to you in no uncertain terms, upon your coming around and tak-
ing a look at our pricei
Price Range of Mens’ and Boys’ Suits:
$5 00 - $7-5°» $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $17.50, $2000.
Ladies and Misses Cloaks.
We are setting the pace on Ladies and Misses Cloaks and setting such a pace
jj that competition can only look on in amazement.
^ You will find here a wealth of fashionable new Garments in every style that
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has the approval of the most eminent fashion authorities at prices whose modera
tion is simply astonishing.
Range of Prices on Jackets:
$3.00, $4.00. $5.00, $6.00, $7.50. $10.00, $12.00, $15.00.
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flic Press and Stundiird with The
, News and Courier, Twice-
a-week, $1 ^
The Southern Cultivator, l.&U
The State, twice-a-week, 1 00
Hie ProgressiveTa*iuer, l.*k>
/ Any of these clubs will give
you your money’s w’orth. Iry
one or more for a year.
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The New Clothing Store.
Orangeburg Business College,
Orangeburg, S. 6.
Grand fall opening Sept 21st to October 1st. Thorough
courses in book-keeping, penmanship, typewriting and short
hand. Courses completed in from three to five months.
Write today for catalogue and terms.
EXCURSION RATES
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Account South Carolina State Fair the Southern Railway announces
very low round trip rates from all points in South Carolina to Columbia,
S- C., tickets to be sold October 24th to 29th inclusive, and for trains
scheduled to arrive in Columbia before noon October 30th, 1908, limited
for return until Movember 2nd, 1908.
For rates, schedules and information about special trains to Columbia on
gpecinl dates apply to Southern Railway agents or address,
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Asst. Gen. Passenger Agmt,
Atlanta, Ga.
J. C. LUSK
Division Passenger Agent,
Charleston, S. C.
It’« Little Early Hiaers are •* e
little pill*, ea^y to jale *•.!.,
and gentle. Get Early !«•-
*re tbe bent pill* made. Wes 1
Hold by Walierboro Drag Co.
r Lodge No. 55, A F V,
i regular commauioatione \
n each month at 8 30 ocIm-.
All nailing Brethren
r invited to attend.
E T H SHAFFER, W M
K.G. MORE ALL Serfy I
Full line Indies and Gentle
men’s fine and heavy shoes
l heap for cash. A beautiful
h h* palicoes, all fast colors,
inch Brilliantine only 40c
r yard.,
41 inch Panama on’y 40 cents
j) r yard.
/. B. CALDWELL
Stephens X Roads.
J. T. Polk in Town
J. T. Polk, ona of Islandton’s
prosperous citizens, was iu town
Monday hnd Tuesday of this
week. Mr Polk reports every
thing in his neighborhood in good
condition. He attended services
at Garter’s Ford Baptist church
Sunday and heard an excellent-
sermon bj Kev. Martin, who will
probably be the next pastor of
this cuurch which was so long
and ably tilled by Rev E W
Peeples
BRELANU-SANDERS.
Sunday morning at nine
o’clock, at the home of the
bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs M
W Breland, near Stokes, Milfred
J Sanders of Ritter, was married
to Miss Lagat^je E Breland, the
Kev J R Smith officiating. Only
a very few relatives were present
as it was a quie: affair. ^
The Press and Standard ex
tends hearty congratulations and
best wishes for a happy married
life.
SAUNDERS-ACKERMAN.
At ten o’clock Sunday morning
at the home of the bride*«
porents, Mr and Mrs Sam B
Saunders of Stokes, their daugh
ter, Miss Isabelle and Joseph
Ackerman of Cottageville, were
married, 4he Rev J K Smith of
Hendersonville officiating. There
were a few friends present to
wish the young couple much
happiness, iu which good wish
The Press and Standard heartily
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joins.
NEW OHl’RCU ATSMOAKS.
It is reported that an i*U»»rt
is bei.ig made to build a Met ho-
dis’ church at femoaks. Services
for several years have been held
at the school hous?, but it ap
pears that this is not satisiac
tory to all concerned, and the
building of a church will proba
bly result. Already several hun
dred dollais have been subbCrib-
ed, and it is thought there will
be no trouble to laise sufficient
funds.
HAD A CLOSE CALL.
Mr*. Ad*B.Groom, tfce widely known
proprietor of the Croom Hotel, Viiuntm,
MU.., Mje: "For several mou'ba I ant
lered with a nevere c<>agb, and con
sumption aeemed to have i'a grip on
me. wben a fneud recommended Dr.
King’s New DUoovery I btvan tak-
lug it, and three bottiee aff rted a com
plete cure ^ The fame of thin life *av-
ing congh and c dd remedy, a«d lung
and throat healer ta world wide Sold
at John M. Klein's drug ato/e, 50. and
91 00. Trial bottle frree.
DEATH OF AN INFANT.
Sunday niuht the infant son of
Mr and Mrs LN Glover died at
their home after an illness of
only two days of tetanus. The
child was only a week old and
was perfectly lealthy up to Fri
day. Tt e interment was at Live
Oak Cemetery Monday after
noon, the funeral being con
ducted by Rev J L Daniel.
The friends of Mr and Mrs
Glovet deeply sympathize with
them.
HIM UUNI FEME
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Mrs John F Lanas Mrs J C
]1mi Edith mi Hates
vtatelaf Jhs family of HF Btstenr at
iMteaPhT Thsjr will to away shoal *
CmUvmt Itttl*. prove* ▼wry Mtl*-
teetory for lawn*, door Turd*, car-
dona. Wo a*ako fradac for lawaa,
door yard*. Sold, hos aad pool try.
•»Uo for catalog.
UNION FENCE CO.,
slh, OL Kaaasa City, lla^
NOTICE.
There will be an ezamination for
teachers held at the Con it House Friday
Oct. 16,1908, beginning at 9 o’clock A.
M. Those expecting to stand the ex-
will please he on hand
ami nation
promptly.
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H W Black. 8r .,
County 8upt of Education
Mias Emily Sloman of Heu n»r«. uvilte.
Is tsaehiaa the RaAa ech oi tiring
teaehlog a wane. She U a i\paMe
ter aad has a fiae
Intemperance.
‘Intempennce cuts down
youth in its vigor, manhood in
its strength, and age in its weak
ness. It breaks the father’s
heart, bereaves the doting
mother, extinguishes natural
affection, des r tys conjugal love,
blots ont filial attachments,
blights parental hope, dishonor
to the grave. It produces weak-
ess, not strength; sickness, not
neaTth;d*Ath, not life. It makes
Twites widnu a ; children, orphans;
fathers, fiends; and all, paupers.
Yc feederht «tn, nurses gout,
welcomes 'epidemics, invites
cholera, ini|Mjrts 0 pestilence,
engenders consumption, and
covers Him land with idleness,
misery and crime. It produces
controver t--*, fosters quarreb,
charMhe*^. iot. It crowds our
peniieifti ,nes and furnishes
victfmsb,* our scaffolds. Alcohol
is the bl- I of tbe gambler, the
•inspiration i f the burglar, the
sUmnlns f tbe highwayman,
ahdtbes ,• port of the midnght
incendiary **
Edwin R Weeks Company
Tbe lirat lyceam attraction on his
season’s c-»urse was Th“ Edwin i£
Weeks Coiipany which appeared at
the Court House here Monday even
ing under the auspices of the local
lyceutn association. This was the
third time tbe Weeks company had
been to Walterboro, and each time
the entertainment given by them
seems to be better than the last. At
any rate audiences are larger and
more appeciative.
Tbe Frograni for Monday evening
consisted of several new and original
selections '•? Mr Weeks, fnano solos
and ttc« ompanimente by Miss Gil
lespie and violin selections by Mua
Sinclair. These young ladies are
good suiMortera of the yersatile
talents of Mr Weeks. This 11 als»
Miss (»'.•• sp e’s third time to come t»
Walterboro, hot the first appearance
of Mies tiinslair. The many encoras
she received shows that she has a
future as a lyoeumite. Tbe man or
woman who did not laugh heartly at
the humor and wit of Weeks is fit*
indeed, for tragedies ete.
The ufi attraction will be that
Col. Bob Seeds Thursday evening,
the 22ud iusk
A F Henderson the popular and eA-
cient c»*lner of the Khrbardt Banking
Company »:*eot Bondar In town shaking
bauds with nle many friends. He is mAh'
ing good in bis new hosts,
Hon tt \V Way was in town Honda#.
He was accompanied bv hie eon K •
who ha« aimnet reooved from a eerera
Ulneaa of toms weak*.
Mr* L W McTeer and daughter Mias
J«aoi« who have been spending the
■u-niunr »1-1 i>ii{ pointe In tbe op<vr
part ot Hit .-'late have re tamed to ibekr
home
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