The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 20, 1909, Image 3
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HOI CASH COUPONS. HOME-CASH COUPONS.
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CHARLESTON, S. C. '
VALUES AS ARE OEFERED IN THIS SALL
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latest novelties in hand bags. Children’s Worsted Dresses and Long
Ladies Neckwear, Belts. Handkerchiefs, coats m fancy mixtures, at very special
Ktc. P rices *
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Wide and Narrow lorchon Laces, Mt*n’s natural wcmi! shirts and drawers
special at sc. a yard. $1 each. • ■> *,
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C hildren's white and colored bor- Children’s natural wool. Hurts and
dered Hamlkerchiefs, special at 5c. each drawers, specials foi this sale at 49c.
Summercupt yard wide Black. Silk,
special at $2 a yard.
27 inch Messaline Silk, special at $1
a yard.
line Dress Cioods 40 inches wide
silk stripe eolines at S1.4S a yard.
40 inch Satin Directorie Wine, Brown,
Navy, Grey at $1.50 a yard.
42 inch Black storm Serge, special
for this sale at 59c. a yard. 1 Bearskin for children’s cloaks. Taupe,
— — Wine, Brown. Navy, Cream, 50 inches
Ladies Stylish Long coats, Tan and wide, at $2.25 and $4 a yard,
black, special for this sale at $5 each.
SNIDERS ITEMS.
Snsdere. Jan. 15, Special:
Ernest Crosby went to Hampton
last Friday morning
Mrs. A . H . Brant and Miss
Emma Bryan were the guest of
the Misses Herndon last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Godlev
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from Savannah are spending this
week with Mrs. l\ C. Crosby.
Mrs. Billie Brown and her two
sons from Barnwell were the
guests of A. II. Brant a few
days ago.
Our School Social met to-day,
Jan. 15, and the program was
carried out very successfully.
There will be auother meeting
next Friday afternoon.
, '1 here will be a work day at
VS 1 the school house next Friday.
C|’ All the patrons and trustees arc
,, invited *o attend. w
f I * Miss'-- Florrie and Mania Ben
ton from Madison. Fla. are still
T'i at I’inc Urove.
I Wearegkwi to s.-e Mr. Henry
.Jy Brant out a« iin.
Mr. uid Mrs. Buist K; , rd
' L were calletl to Barnwell on at-
^1, (count of the death of Mrs.
, T\ Kinard’s fadierl
M elt Mr. F ilter it seems as it
the wedding bells are still ring- ;
mg, lets see who will be the next.
With best wishes for the -Bress
and Maneard,
j Nora llorndc
READY TO MEET DEMANDS.
Our Business last year was most Satisfactory, and
we arc prepared now to meet the growing demands
upon us in every line of General Merchandise. ^Let
us see you about your business this year.
HTwE S SI ORE.
Yard wide best quality Percale, light
and dark colors, special at 12 1-2 cts.
44 inch Bretonne nets, large embroider
ed spots, special at $r a yard.
Wool Cheviots, checks and plaids, 38
64 inch Sulver bleached Table inches wide spots, special for this sale
damask, a special value at 50c. a yard. at 50c a yard.
One Case Longcloth, expo Cambric
sT* finish, special at 8 cents a yard.
58 inch Bleached Table Pamask, new
designs, special at 25c. a yard.
DOTS FROM STOKE^SCHOOL. v -
Stokes, dun. IGyTviitor Press
and Standard y>Vo are still
going to pchorfl and both teacher
and pupffs are getting along
nicely, >6 much so that we hate
to think that there is only two
re weeks of school for this
Session. The shortage of funds
is the cause of our school closing
so soon.
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SINGLE CONIB HUIr
ORPINGTONS
Admitb d to U tin best
all-purpose Fowl. Lx*
lellcnt Layers. Fine Sit
ters and mothers. Great
Loragrrs. Large and
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healthy. < Hiick Growers.
Cross them with your Common Fowls, and see Jiow Your
Flock will improve. Cockerels and Pullets $1.00 EACH..
R. L: ERASER. WALTRF0R0. SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Misses Chasseieau gave an 1
entertainment fora few friends
on the eveningof the 1 1th inst.
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No. 3. 2-acre lot, residence, store, beef market and sales stables.
No. 4. 50-acre farm near Black Creek Church.
No, 6. 650-acre farm, 4 1-2 miles West from Walterboro.
No. 7. Residence in town of Walterboro.
No. 16. Residence and Store in town of Walterboro. ..
No. 21. 242-acre farm, n miles from Walterboro—Fine Property.
No. 22. 500-acfe larm, two miles north of Walterboro.
No. 23. 100-acres of pine timber.
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Orangeburg Business College,
Oranqeburq, S. <?.
which was enjoyed vorv much I v Grand fall onenin" - S' i>t. 1 st to <) toln r 1st. I Imrou^h
those who attended. „ courses in book k< «*ping. jicnni.mship, fvpewntmg .iiul short
Mi-s Mary Breland ami h* 1 haul. Courses comph-vd in from three to Ii\e inouths.
mother visited the Misu- Bre W rite today for catalogue and terms,
land of < >mega, last week;* ! /S' ^
the ho-ne of J. < > Breland tins L
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week.
J. A. and W. D. Breland and
J. L. Benton visited Sniders sec
tion the tirst of this week work
ing on the Baptist parsonage
which is being built for this
charge. The work is progressing
satisfactorily.
M.R; Stone visited Doctors
Creek last Sunday to convey
Rev. Graham to Penile. There
will be a Union Meeting at Doc
tors Creek on the Fifth Sunday
of this month; on Friday and
Saturday before, dinner will be
served ou the grounds. On Sat
urday come to the Union Meet'
iug, Mr. Editor, and he our host
and 1 will see that you get din
ner.
. Your friend,
W. B.
(Thanks, we hope to be present
and enjoy that dinner —Editor [
lilt AYE FI HE LADDIES
otten receive severe Imrnti, putting out
tirea, then use Hucklen h Arnica f*alve
nml turret them. It soon drive- oOi
, pain. For Burns, f-e*] Is, Wounds, | Dear Sirs
i'nis and Bruises its earth’s greatest
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FROM AFRiea-
Berkley, Ea-st Cape Colony,
Soutn Africa, Oct. 17, 1908-
The Rock Hill Buggy Co,,
Rock Hill, S'. C.
Besides the above we have several other nice propositions in
in town and country property, besides several splendid timberHaving in use .one o** your sr 11 -rs,
propositions in. this and other counties. 'this -ounty we /or? rou. h, t .^ .u hr-
lone-excellent //ork.
Having a fair offer for tnis spider, i
would not like to part with it, unless I can
get one of .the same type, "u .ore
I am writing you direct,
Yours faithfully,
(Signed) Rich. Katzenstein.
IhnYt g* f«'o gav ah nit your an*
i-BirM tnen ’s t ie mule Cor
Let us know Your WANTS.
XSTE BHlilEXTE "WE CJLN
>TOMA0It TU<HULK Uf HED.
Tf you have any trouble with y nr
-totni.eli you shou d take ('hKtuborlaiu'h
Stcmac 1 ! Mill I.iver I'a.ilet?. Mr .1 I*
Klote of Edina, Mo. *ay-: “I have
nued a irr%u many oitfi« , rent niedicineH
for stohiacu trouble, txir rind Chamber-
laiii'n Momaeb ku I Liver Tableth more
be - eficint timn any oilier remedy
In the hill court try ol Africa, where the roads an; rough,
« they send to Rock Hill, S. C., for their buggies. Why?
iiaed '■ YorTih by^.iohVi'Ni Klein/ Because they have been using them for years and krtow that
we build them right. . *
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IV. W. SMOAK. JR., MANAGER.
Don’t strike out blindly; have
an object in view and try to
attain it.
It takes the smart-sr kind of a
man to know his friends.
Anything is wrong that injures
anybody wnether it 13 against the
! law or not. e
j If we love each other we try to
OrriCE AT THE PRSS AND STANDARD. : tti'Z ‘j
THE ROCK HILL BUGGY COMPANY
"A LIITLE HlGHKR IN PRICE. BUT—”
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Rock Hill,
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