The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 21, 1909, Image 5
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TKe most highly refined and healthful
°f baking powders. Its constant use
m almost every American household,
its sales all over the world, attest its
wonderful popularity and usefukem.
DUS FROM DOCTORS CREEK.
Stoke*, Apr. 17, SpecialAll
the woods are filled with sweet
scented honeysuckles and wild
▼ioiets and 1 do oftern enjoy
walking in the woods for them.
Miss Mary Breland returned
home a few days ago after spend
ing a week with her aunt, Mrs B
W Goodwin and sister, Mrs M -I
Sanders of Hitter.
Miss Lillian Fender spent last
Saturday night with Miss
Beatrice Kinsey.
J A and W D Breland spent
one night last week at Paul
Bryan’s as he is very ill.
Miss Cora Branson of St.
Stephens visited relatives and
friends here a few days ago.
Mrs M J Crosby and litt’e
daughter are v.s.tiag her mother
and sistor this »eek. .
HEMS FROM EVER GREEN.
Stokes. Apr. 17, Speciak-L. H.
Zeigler, who has charge of the chain
gang near Smoaks, came home today
on a visit to his family.
Mr and Mrs P. G. Hiers and child
ren from Smoaks. are visiting rela
tives and friends here.
James Sanders of Stokes visited J.
J. Hiers last Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Ruff Hiott of this
place, spent Ess tar Sunday with the
latter's parents, Mr and Mrs James
Jordan.
Willie Zeigler spent last week’s
end with his mother near here.
Mrs John Bailey is suffering very
much with blood sores on her hand.
John Herndon of Charleston, is
spending a few days with relatives
and friends near here.
We are glai to say that D. R.
Hiott, w’ho has been very sick, is up
again and able to go to his business
on the railroad.
It seems as if there must be more
money in haulding cross ties than in
planting cotton by the looks of the
ties at the old drV kim.
Mrs A H Herndon seems to be
somewhat better of her cough and
M W Breland lo-t his family cold at this writing
. pw- • . We are indeed glad
horse, Dixie, this week.
LETTER FROM CAPT WAY.
Stokes, Apr • F.ditor Press and
Standard:—We will have a
uruerai work day at Zion on
Saturday before the fourth Sun
day in this month to clean up
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the church grounds, preparatory
to onr Memorial, which will be
held on Saturday, the first day
of May. Everbody is invited to
come and bring their baskets as
well as all the flowers that they
can get. Speakers will be on
band that will tell ns somethiqg.
good.
Mast I say, three cheers for
the town of Walterboro for their
May Festival, though one cannot
be surprised at the sucoess of
anything that the ladies under*
take, without them this world
be a blank spot. Glad of tke
invitation and especially of the
one giren to the old soldiers to
take part in the parade. We
may not be able to keep step
with the music at in days of yore
but I cannot tell yon what we
might do to the strains of Dixie.
We fellows cannot stand too
mnch of the sixties stirred np in
our memories.
1 would like to say something
about our Farmers’ Union but
my letter is getting too long
already. 1 am a strong advocate
of the union, of its object and
its aim, for the betterment 'of
the farming interest of the
county and state. I shall have
something to say alenp that line
in my next.
The people of rhe county were
very much saddened by the
death of Mr A Wichraau of Wal
terboro . He has been a promi
nent figure in the mercantile
to welcome
I our new correspondents from North
Mr and Mrs J L Be ton visited ; Carolina and Florida. Come again
their brother near Kulfiu a few ! Ted< ! y ^ U)i how C c Hiers * 8
. i getting along.
davs ago on business. j certainly did enjoy reading Aunt business of Colleton county for
M >N Lreland visited hie sister Peggie’s letter to the girls, for I am Through ve*™ nf
the first of the week- a * irl and do believe in destrying m an /y ear8 - mrougb years of
• whiskey if I can. I heard one young hard and untiring business prin-
Un I hurray, the --nd m*t. man say that he bel eved that he 1 ciples his life has been a success.
Will be work day at Drs. Creek would cut out Aunt Peggie’s letter w PT tend to bin famiU ‘
cemetery, preparing for meinori- 1 an - ,l ^ or a ^ uture flfuide.
•1 day*. We hope to see you
it Mr £ditor.
As news is dull wi*l ring oft by '
saying that the gardens sre very
good, the yard flowers are real
With best wisnes to The Press and deepest sympathy in this
our
their
•Standard.
Lucky Girl.
SHAKE INTO YOUH SHOES
Ailin’* Foot E«#-, a e‘*wder. It cures
prettv and the bees are swaming. I log, cervom feei and in-
D ... growitu nails, aiul I'.graiitiy the
Dee robbings Will soon come and i Htimr **nt O? Corns tn I bniiiomt. It’s the
Oh mv! wh it afWeet time. i grwa'eer comfort .ii*.«very of the age.
We are afraid that Inllc Rov D** 0 ’* F.oi Eju* make* tight or new
we are airaia ni»r jolly Koy gh((< . H f ^, ^ , r „ H ct . r M( , oure for
sad bereavement.
G. W. Way.
and Fretty Girl will get too lov
ing.
With best wishes to you and
your paper.
Wilma Breland.
.
•wealing, caliona, swollen. Uteri, aching
feet. Tiy it toriay Sold by ah Drug
gist# anri Shoe Sf > e*. By mail for 25c.
in stamp* Don’t accept auv Hiiheritate
Trial package free Aridtess Alien S.
Olmsted, Le Hoy, N Y
$150.00
Not Often
a Bargain
Like This.
Wanted the public to know that we have a most
complete line of all kinds of builders’ materiJ, such as
DOORS, -l ,
, SASH,
BUNDS,
(r
SHINGLES.
i MOULDING.
BRICK,
LUMBER, ETC.
At prices to suit Let us know your wants.'-
, C. IL SAVAGE.
laufKiirerifRMfkaMtressei Haber.
An upright Piano in nice
condition case; refinished;
looks like new. Ebonized
case; therefore will go
with any style furniture.
If you want this bargain.
Chas. M. Stieff
Manufacturer of the
Artistic Stieff Shaw and
Stieff Selfplayer Piano#
Southern Vareroom:
SW. Trade St.
W o
Charlotte, * N. 6.
C H. WILMOTH,
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MENTION THIS PAPER.
T Mills
FOR TORPID LIVER.
A torpid liver deranges the wboto
system, and predaces
SKK HEADACHE, —.
Myapepaia, Cestiveeeaa, Rhea*
■Mtiaai, Sallow Skin aod Piles.
There Is setetterrswadg forthe^
IJVERPIuS^laWal wiU prele^
Take No Substitute.
THE CLOSE OBSERVER
has already discovered that
the finest lines of Spring Suits,
Furnishings and Hats are
here. In fact, we hardly think
it would be possible to have a
stock meet with more favora
ble comment
OUR CUSTOMERS find
that we give the best of values,
not only in one stock, but
throughout the Store—such
values that bring them back
again repeatedly, and recom
mend us to their friends as the
most reliable place to “tie” to.
WE’D BE PLEASED to
add you to our list of satisfied
patrons.
Ol
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NEW LINE
l OF SHIRTS
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MANKIND
BDiTDMR i TlSiU
S. E. Cor. King and Hasell sts
Charleston, S. C
HERB U RELUCT YOR WOMB*.
If job hsvs pains la tite back.
Urinary,^ UMdliar^ spIDdatj^ trootds^
SSL"*
la's IBs, t«y Msihar Chap's
Uaf." Itlss «(*, isfis-
;aa4 mHsvss sM Fsiasls
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bv Mil tor 80 cfe*
Ghay Co., Ls Roy.
E T H Shaffer went to Charlestou
Thurwlay eveulngon a business trip.
Dr auri Mrs A Parker Barnes and little
son of Wallerboro, spent la&t week-end
in St. George with relatives.—Dorohe*;
ter Eagle.
Dr W A Kirby of Coitageville, spenl
Saturday and Sunday here with bis son,
Will A Kir-iy, who has been quite ill —
Dorchester Eagle.
Prof W O Petty who has been teach
ing the Williams' High School leaves
tomorrow for hie home in the upper
part of the State.
I
P Larsen of Jacksouboro has leased
the residence now occupied by W J
Taylor, and will move up~as soon as Mr
Taylor’a new residence is completed.
Mr and Mrs Luke Farmer sre being
accorded a warm welcome as new resi
dent of Walterboro. Mrs Faimer-Is a
sister of Mrs Frank Lemacks of Ritter.
The Many friends of Mrs Samnel
Elmore Boney (nee Miss Emily Beilin-
ger) will be very pleased to learn that
she will be in VV alterboro ior the May
Festival.
Mr and Mrs Edward Terry of New
York are visiting his mother, Mrs D A
Terry and sister Miss Elia Terry. Mr
Terry is President of the Ilubbell Law
Directory. He will be In town about
two weeks.
' White Hall school of which Mias Al
len is the popular and jsneigettc teach
er, has raised by her efforts $10 52 to
secure addition to library. She has,
tberefore, ordered $25 52 of new books
after the usual additions have* teen
made by the distiict county and State.
There will be a memorial at the Gru
ber Grave Yard on Saturday, the first
day of May. Everyone interested are
nrged to come with their baskets of
flowers w«l* filled to pay tribute to their
departed ones. The public are also cor
dially invited to be present on that day.
Don’t neglect ta attend the meet
ings of your local union during crop
planting and crop growing season.
If you’ll have your meetings at sun
down and get there promptly at that
time, you can get through at an
early hour and not interfere with
your night’s rest.—Cor. Union Far
mer.
"I suffered habitually from constipa
tion Doan’s Regaleu relieved and
strengthened the bowels, so that tker
have been regular ever since.”—A E
Davis, grooer, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY.
Mothers who value their own comfort
and the welfare of their children, shoo id
■over be wltboat a box of Mather
Gray's Sweet Powders for children, for
mss throsghoat thessason. They Brsak
ap Colds Care Feverishness, Constipa
tion, Toothing Disorders, Hsadaeke sad
Bfamah Troabise. These Powders
Never Pall. Bold by all Drag btorao,
Kc. Don’t accept may substitute. A
trial panha— will he seat Free^to^aaj
trial
■other who will address
Olmsted, Le Roy, N.Y.
j FOR
JUST ARRIVED
A splendid assortment of Men’s
Dress Shirts for Spring in a large
*t"
array of colors and in a|l sizes have
inst arrived.
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SEE WINDOW DISPLAY OF 50
CENTS VALUES.
OTHERS AT 25 CENTS TO $1.50.
THE
H. W. COHEN
STORE
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“The Store That Always Makes Good.”
ANOTHER LARGE SHMl
of the latest styles in Ladies Headgear has just ar
rived. Come and make your selection early. Satis
faction guaranteed with every purchase and no old
goods palmed oft on any customers. Owing to the
unprecedented demand for my exclusive styles, it was
necessary that I replenish my stock before the season
had scarcely commenced. Just note the line of pleased
customers at my store and judge the rest for yourself.
Bargains now on hand that you cannot pass.
If what you want is not already made up, it can be
designed and built especially for you.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
We can save time and money for all careful buyers.
If you are now ready to purchase your spring or sum
mer Millinery, I can make you a substantial saving on
every item and guarantee you all the latest styles.
Yours to serve,
MRS. E. P. COPELAND,
Ehrh&rdt, - • South Carolina.
BARGAINS!
In Ladies' Gold Chains.
J. L' V—BIIM, Jewelry Store.
9 iTAi/nnBOKOs s. a
Repairing a Specialty.
The Fanners’ Union in Sooth
Carolina is -growing in strength
every dap. In order that we may
beeonm a power tm etronger then
we sre at prteant throughout the
State, let every m—iber do every-
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'‘l. »
thing that he can poenMy do t» keep
lift b Me oeganfeetion'keep it Mtr
alive, and do ah he can tyhelp it get
Fermere’ Union prindplm.- : fhr-
mera’ Union Sun.
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