The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 07, 1909, Image 8
T J Blocker paij
Saturday
J W Bicker of Bootie wa« ia town
Saturday.
Sam It Sanodera
town Saturduy.
Prof Hugo S Stnc kland of Williama
raa ia town Monday
llagtatrate W S Week* of Otborn
ia town Monday.
C F ( aid we II of Lod<a came to aee na
Monday while in town. ,
mjr.
We are to C. W. llre'ant
out afrain. after having l>een e«»n-t
|flned to hi.n I>e<l more thah a week,
j B also are «1a<i to hear that A. 1J.
. Cha.'tfereau w fast improving.
M. W. Breland spent a few days
pteaaant call] with his sister, Mrs. B. W Goodwin,
the latter part off his week.
C. J. W. Breland. Jr., visited his
parents, Mr. and Mr. C. W. Breland.
He has jfone to Gre«*nville, to s|mmi<1
a few days with his brother and
sister. E. P. and Laura Breland,
th£h he will return to his home in
Mississippi.
Mrs. L. I. Kinsey visited Mrs.
L. Q. Fender a few- days ago.
L. I. Kinsey gave a pound party
last Tuesday night, w’hich was en
joyed by everyone present.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Breland and
our Millinery Openin
grand success.
r
■ BOUSE FLY IS
GERM BREEDER
ESPECIALLY IN TYPHOID
FEVER CASES IT IS AC
COUNTABLE FOR
DISTRIBUTION.
of Stokes wsi In
3
B B Dopsoo of Ulaadton wm in town
Sstnrdsy on bosi
Tisi-
Itov J P Graham was a welcome
tor to Walterboro Friday.
W D Hmoak of Sntoaka wat in town
Friday ou a bnetnose trip.
A W alker of Ruffin waa among
who oame to aee na da tar day.
thoae
of
B P Btricklaod, R F D Carrier,
Brokes, waa in to aee os Monday.
J A Harrison of Islandton waa s
it visitor to oar oflloe Hat unlay.
son, Roysie, visited the formers
parents a few days ago.
Julius Breland visited Ruffln a few
daysago.
W. D. Breland visited W. B.
Saunders a few nights ago on busi
ness.
Prettv Girl, I thank you very
much for your invitation to the
indar shelling. We are going to
ave a Memorial at Dra. Creek the
29th inst. and you must be sure to
come, the public are also invited.
With best wishes to the Editor.
Jolly Boy.
<4
4 *
»•
P
hi
J II Strickland of 9monks, end eon, M
8 were among oar visitors Saturday.
John Kick lighter and two little eons
ef Islandton were in town Monday.
J D Ackerman, Jr. of Cottageville
was among our pleasant visitors Mon-
day.
RELIABLE
Gee T Walker, of St. Matthews,
in town the early part of
had
the
WS McMillan and T H Caldwell
prosperous and leading farmers ol Lodge
were in town Saturday.
W B Caldwell, a prosperous farmer
and merchant of Lodge came to see ns
Monday while in towp.
Georgia Hmoak of Williame.
in the Williams High school
la town Saturday.
Mias Janie Thompson of Lodge a?com-
pemed by her alster, was ia town Sat
urday.
Mm W R Hlott of Round, sccompan-
1*® ky her daughter was in town Satur
day, paying this office a pleasant call.
Mrs W O West sad little daughter of
SSTIiU Mn LVSSeer. *
as gasses wf MremlMreO D May.
FROM RELIABLE PEOPLE
CHUFAS,
VELVET BEANS,
t o 0 w
Early Ambler Cshe, North Caro
lina Peanuts, Georgia and Spanish
Peanuts, Pearl or Cat. Tail Millet,
Tennessee German Millet, Select
Seed Corns, Improved Brown Seed
Peterkin Cotton, Bussell’s Big Boll,
and King’s Early Cotton. Prices or
application.
. WRITE
SHUPTR1NE COMPANY.
Savannah. Ga.
N H
_ S C Is
te preach at Bvegpeea Christian
chmr* on the ardtaadayin April
P J Wileoa,
Ottie Evans, to
‘e Swamp.
J Monroe Walker, Erq. of St. Mai-
thewe accompanied by Me little
Moarae. hadbasiaeMla
part of the week.
HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN.
If yon have pains In the back.
Urinarr, Bladder or Kidney trouble,
end want a certain, pleasant herb relief
from Womei*i Ule, try Mother Gray’s
( Aostralian-Laaf. H It is a safe, relia
ble legaletor, aad relieves all Female
Weaknesses, InotaUag inflammation
and uloerationa. Mother Gray’s Anstra-
lias-Leaf U sold by Druggists or mat
by mall for GO eta Sample seat Free.
Address, The Mother Gray Co., Le Roy.
N/T-
Married by
Monday night
Henry Wilson.
town the early
l
Mr and M is Paul Mr. Crosby of Raffin,
accompanied bv their little daughter,
Eve, were welcome visitors to Walter-
boro Monday.
- P 6 Dept Lm issued a street directorv
f.*r all the principal dtiee. Any in for-
maUoaia regard to these matters caa
be had at the pos- office here.
Rev B R Ulmer of Belle will preach
at Evgrgcen the second Sunday in this
aealh at eleven o’clock a m 'and tour
is the p. m. The pnolic le cordially in
vited lo attend.
The Drv Branch school cloaed Friday
after a very sucoeaafnl lem. Mies Sal-
Ue Yarn has been the efficient teacher.
This ia one of the best schools In the
county, . .
The Rice Patch school will close Ft!-
dny. Miss Viols Miley, the teacher hM
arranged an interesting program for the
children and Breakers from a distance
have been invited.
Organiser MahefFey organized a far
mers’ union with 1? members, at
Bethel yesterday. Meetings will be
held at Hudsons Mill tonigbt and at
Belle X Roads Friday night.
Mias Com Branson, of Rusaellville 8
0 who ia State President: of the G W B
M will deliver their easier, address to
tba C W B M hosilery, at Evergreen
church on. the second Sunday tost at 4
o’clock p. ej. The public is invited.
NOTICE.
Tbs E litonia will play “Samson sod
Delilah,” and “Subpoena of John D.
Rockfelle-*’ Friday night. Twenty-five
per sent, of the proceeds will go to the
Civic League to aid in the May Festival
• •
How’s This?'
^We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for sny oese of Catarrh that can-
nil he cured by Hall’s Oatarrh Care "
F J CHEEKY * CO . Toledo. O
„ d, have known F
for theliit Ifl years, and ba
te all
WALDOTG. KIKlf AM 4k MARVIN,
HP v-T 0
Of Interest
to Free
Masons
and Their
v
Friends
still have many beautiful hats, which
b<* pleased to show you.
MRS. J. S. JONES
NEXT DOOR TO WALTERBORO DRUG CO. R
IS A DEATH DEAUNG PEST
I
£
x;
Many years experience in buying and sellingjhas
led us to know the needs of our patrons and how to
supply them. They get the benefit of our knowledge.
We take pleasure in serving you.
i
¥
¥
¥
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
MRS. W. A.
Fine Millinery.
The Arm of Chat. M. btleff
and tbeir Sonthsrn Manager
have donated s magnificent
world renowned Btleff Plano,
to the Masonic Be mar to be
held in the Charlotte Audi-
tortam April IS, 13.14,13, 16,
\m, Charlotte. N. C.
The money derived from this
Bazaar will be need In the ,
erection of a Masonto Temple,
a building that will be a pride
to every Maaon in the Caro
lines.
Don’t yon want this artistic
'Mano for yonr lodge, y >ur
friend’s home? , *
Visit Charlotte daring the
bazaar. Reduced rates ou all
Railroad.
ADDRESS
C. H. WILMOTH
Ch. MuaIc Committee
Masonic Bazaar.
Watch for Special Bargains
Writ* T«4ar
Gfcas. tt. Stieff
Manufacturer of the
Artiatic Stieff Shaw And
Stieff Self player Pianos
Soothern Virenee:
5 W. Trad* St.
Charlotte, » N. 6.
C H. WILMOTH,
¥■—ew»
MENTION THIS PAPER.
BLACK J
Walterboro, S. 6. g
+!%,%%*%***%*%%*%%%%*%%%&%%*
a TO THE CITIZENS OF COLLETON COUNTY: w
¥ ¥
oW Many things are recommended for Fever, but noth-
W ing else can cure a deep-seated attack of Grippe, but W
W Johnson’s Tonic.
V It will drive out every trace and taint of Grip
W poison from the system and do its work quick and do M
H it right In support of our claim we refer with pleas- W
W ure to the letter appended to this from a well known
y citizen of your Countv. M
W Drop a postal card and we will send a trial bottle A
IN containing four doses of the best medicine made. A
¥ THE JOHNSON’S CHILL & FEVER TONIC CO., a
£ SAVANMH. GEORGIA. JJ
aw Walterboro. S. C„ October 9, 1908. S
On August 30, ’08, I contracted cold and developed Grippe and J
laid up hive weeks. My bronchial tubes were badly af- 4%
^ fee ted, which caused me to cough continually and prevented
my sleeping: at night. . I tried all the old remedies which usually vn
2 gave me relief but failed. ^
W Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic was recommended to me as a 4%
W guaranteed cure for grippe and colds and I was purseaded to
^a try it. After taking it according to directions for one week. I va
found myself entirely cured of my cold and grippe, and my sys- ^
It tem in first-class condition. I regard it as one of the best medi-
kl cines I have ever used ir my family and can cheerfully recom-
/tv mend it to anyone suffering from a like trouble or general ^
debilitated s>stem. B. G. BENTON. 2
2 Sold and Guaranteed by JOHN M. KLEIN, J
J Walterboro, S. C. J
*%%*********w*******#*w®©®
Will wade Around in Milk That
is Pure and Put Enough
Disease Germs in It With
in a Few Minutes to Kill
a Whole Family, Al
so Carries Con
sumption.
ALL CITIES READY TO WAR
ON FLY PERIL.
The fly which walks across
your food may carry 100,000
bacteria, the majority danger
ous to life and health.
The registrar of vital statis.
tics of the Chicago Health De
partment, gave a sensational
supplement to his warning
against the common house pest,
He said:
“If an army of invasion were
mobilizing for an attack up -n
Chicago, the danger wouid i. -t
be so great as now confron' -
the city from the annual com
ing of flies. “Flv time, is
more to be feared than ‘war
time.’
“Screen your windows. Be
gin now in your warfare
against flies. You cannot be
gin too soon. Your precaution
now may save your life.”
SCREEN—
DOORS
and
WINDOWS!
„ *<* J*
Just received a
complete stock, g
all sizes and
prices.
Doors $1.25 and
up.
Windows 50c.
and up.
ice Cream Freezers
From 75c. te $4.M.
TTa.iwTWftftVg
From $1.00 to
$4.00.
Wick and Wick
less Oil Stoves.
"i
EVERYTHING FOR
SPRING & SUMMER.
I
V..
:&
HARDWARE CO.
-"*>• CJ
W
I
e wvfl*-•'v •a ws. w wv»
•'S*. -'£>90
What It Means
-down} Hand
'SP'J-rb* K***
Bmsiaek Btosi Bte>
4
i
We now tell the Edison Phonographs on Easy payments to al
responsible parties.
Call at once and take advantage of our liberal offer.
Edison Phonographs torn $l£50 to $45.00. Records, Standard
35c. each. Records Ambarol 50c. each.
S. FINN’S JEWELRY STORt
. ... ’ k - ^^
Many people do not know what a bank’s Capital
is for, or the difference between a bank of little or no
capital and one with large capital.
o
A Bank’s Capital
Is the fund that protects the depositors from loss;
therefore the larger it is, the greater protection the
depositor has. This bank has a
Capital $15,000.00
Surplus Fund of 10,000.00
** Undivided profits 3,500.00
Additional Stockholders Liability 15,000.00
A Total of ..., £43,500.00 - .
* * ^ V**
• <r
This means that we must lose $43,500.00 before
our depositors coqld lose a cent. This protection is
for YOU. When you think “Bank” think “Farmers
and Merchants Bank.”
O 4
j
THE FARMERS AND
a
MERCHANTS BANK
OF WALTERBORO
1
•; v
*
<* ,
sfckai
■ J;