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ol J- V Local ud Personal : ;> 11 > I M I I I I MM 1 1 I 1 H it The Cirlc Leagne! I» your float ready? ' . S’ if Mouda? lo May 3cd. Walterboro groweth Picnic aeason i« here. Welcome to Walterboro! This U May Fratival i«ue. It rained honday and yesterday. 8ee the new buildings in town* liemetuber spring cleaning daya Bpring satin the lap of winter recently. Don't look glnm—asile you. •mile. Many old soldiers are coming to town these days. Lawrence Rhode of Cottageeille was in town Saturday. J O Jsqoes Sr. of Cottageeille waa in town Monday. a J 0 Lemacko, Voq had bnsineoo in Charleston last Friday. B R Bennett of Lndfe was a pleasant visitor ia Walterboro Monday. Q A Benton and daughter, of Ruffin were in town Monday. Magistrate P J Wilson of Smoak, was in town Monday. Strickland of Smonka had busiaeas in town Monday. J K Graves Sr. of Great Swamp waa fn lewn yesterday on business A B Langdale of Pleasant Grove was in tee a Satordsy. W W Carter of Raffia is spending a few days in Florida on business. Misses Emma and Annie Bryan of Iluftn were ia town Friday doing some spring shopping. Q W Jaqnes of Cottageville was among those who had business in town Seta nlay. Mr and Mrs B G Benton of Great Swamp, Sunday in town ihe guests of their son, B B Benton. Dr. J B Padgett of the Getsinger neighborhood bad busiaeas here Mon day. J H Yarn of Ehrhardt, member of the boaid of trustee# of the Folks school district, was in town Monday. Mias Maud Yarn of Great Swamp, is spending a short while to town, as the gnast of Mrs B B Benton. Mias Bditb Lucas accompanied by her sister, Mbs McLeod, spent several days in Charleston lest week shopping. Magistrate J M Padgett of Jackson boro was hers Friday sight <a at tendance a poo the Masonic meeting. IB* O C Anderson and little daughter Mias Florence, spent a few days in Chari eaten the latter part of the w Mrs D B Connor of near Biaaohville, accompanied by her nephew, Ernest Connor, paid a short visit to relatiyee here this weak. Ben. D L Smith end tone, Estes, Clyde end Lagare, spent Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs T C Smith, of Classified Advertisements- FOR saij: FOR SALE —Just received s new ir.t ..f ledger* and day boots, pencil table s etc. TLe Presa and Standard FOR SALF —bo«h*U of corn *t my Urm near alterboro. BOPrire , 4 2$tf Walurboro, S 0 t FOUSALE-A few full pointer 'Hi-, tine ito^k. Also eggs irom pu:e White and barred rock*. K D Robinson, 4 21 tf White Hall, 8. C. FOR SALE—Several flue full blooded Jersey milk cows, rich milk .nige t quanitity. Apfdy to IJ Blanchard 4 28 tf. TO RENT—From April 1st, building occupied hr the county dispensary. Apply to Jas E Peurifoy. BUSINESS LOCALS A N INVITATION FROM MRS. J. S. JONES * - ? I cordially invite my lady friends from far and near, to visit my Millinery Store, the morning of May 3. * » We are prepared to seT at least sixty beautiful hats Monday. These hats are being trimmed and saved for that day. WATCH MY FLOAT IN PARADE HOUSE FLY IS GERM BREEDER Get Yellow Due Bills for eggs. Good at 6 stores. Terry A Shaffer. Let us upholster that old lounge, chair or couch. New upholstering ma terial just received. All work guaran teed Brown Fur. A Hardware Co 4 21 2t Klein’s condition powder will im prove yonr horses. Seed Irish potatoes at B G Byrne’s. Get Yellow Due Bills for your egg*. Same as getting cash. • Terry A Shaffer Grits So cents a peck. B S Glover. 5 or 6 doses * 666” will cure any case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. 4 14 6 moe MRS. J. S. JONES. NEXT DOOR TO WALTERBORO DRUG CO. it Rice loc, 12 l-3c, and 3 qua B H Oio FINE MILLINERY. A O Biott of Bound paid as a very E lm a sni call while ia town Monday. ie lett Tuesday moralag for Charleston where he goes to pmreham goods. Him Llasts Eastorlin of Paoiflc passed thioasrh town enroots to her home a* Round, to spend a few days with her pa.enta. Mrs McWade of Quitman, Ga. who has been here oe a month's visit to bar parents, Dr. and Mrs G W Stokes, rs- turned to her home yesterday. Mias Jennie Connor who has been teaching the Bethlehem set001 is spend ing s few days in town with her tistsr Mias Cora Connor. G L Smoak, teaoher of the New Hope ectoooi was in town Monday. Mr Smoak has concluded ^successful team at that * Morton Williams a prominent young buatneM man of Bayard, Fia spent Mon day night in town en mwe to visit his parent* Mr and Mrs En;. Williams at Williams. • * Miss Alma Huffman who taught the Omega aohooi this year, finished her session there Wednesday, and is now at heme. Mies HuflWn gave perfect satis faction and is much loved by her pupils. The regular annual memorial services will beheld at the old Island Oiuek cemetery on the second Satnrday in May. We expect some good speaking. Thu public are oordiaby invited. W L Utsey end daughters, Misses Dorn end Carey of Round were In town Mumdny. While hum they ceme to our uWuu and uuw the pruee ruauiag prist mu eoalug Map Fuatiml. uarts 25c. ver. High grade acid phosphate at B G Byrne's. Yellow egg due billa. Good at the Drag Store, aad el 5 other kinds of storr. Terry A Shaffer. High grade sold phosphite at B G Byrne's. Kodsks and Kqdak supplies at Klein's Let us frame those old pictures, or that photograph before it is ruined with duet. Brown Fur. A Hardware Co. Grape jaioe a refreshing drink for the summer at Klein’s Drag Store. Charleston Coca-Cola on ice at H S Glover. 5 or 6 doses will care acy case of Chilis and Fever. Price 25c. 4 14 6 moe. Seed Irish potatoes at B G Byrne’s. Don’t forget the number—64 3o Liver Pills. They are the best. Klein's Drag Store. Have you seen -Mir line of screen doors and windows? Doors $1 25 up; windows 40o up 4 21 2t Brown Hardware Store Seed Irish potatoes al B G Byrne's. Advertise in The Frees aad Standard, he paper with the olroulatloa. 64-3o Liver Pills at Klein’s Drag Store. Don't forget the number—64-80 Liver pills. They are the beet. Klein’s Drag Store. High grade acid phosphate st B G Byrne's. 64-30 Liver Pills st Klein's Drug Store. Titles to Real Estate, and all other blanks at The Press A Standard. Paints—tha season for painting. Fa H line of points at Klein’s Drag Store. Dr. MIIm' Antl-Paln Pills nvllvve pain. Many years experience in buying and selling has led us to know the needs of our patrons and how to supply them. They get the benefit of our knowledge. We take pleasure jn serving you. ESPECIALLY IN TYPHOID FEVER CASES IT IS AC COUNTABLE FOR DISTRIBUTION. IS A DEATH DEAUNG PEST •C ■ 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. MRS. W. A. BLACK J £ Pine Millinery- Walterboro, S. 6, g ALL CITIES READY TO WAR ON FLY PERIL. The fly which w’alks 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 pent, He said: “If an army of invasion were mobilizing for an attack uper. Chicago, the dgnger wouid He* be so great as now confronts the city from the annual com ing of flies. “Fly 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! or- Just received a complete stock, § all sizes and prices. Doors $1.25 and up. Windowsj 50c. and up. o Ice Creaa Freezers Froa 75c. to $4-N. Hammocks From $1.00 to $4.00. Wick and Wick less Oil Stoves. EVERYTHING FOR SPRING & SUMMER. RELIABLE FROM RELIABLE PEOPLE CHUFAS, VELVET BEANS, Early Ambler Cane, 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 application. ^ WRITE SHUPTRINE COMPANY, Savannah, Ga. NEW MILLINERY STORE. ■* We have just opened a select and full line of the ne wes Milliner)’ Goods; which we are oftering at unheard of prices. OUR MOTTO: NEWEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES, CHEAPEST PRICES. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY, Our Milliner is an accomplished and experienced lady from New York. WALTERBORO. HARDWARE CO. H. ZALIN, SOUTH CAROUNA. ^9 ^90^61 j* ■ i ■■ mmmmrn — w w m w a *SS£X2yi ootaMned ptomioaof tha Pretty- i UMi Bill i nii ml hold Setar- V. A. Dnraot, Agent for the International Auto Buggy. High Wheel and Solid Tire, Sand Puller and Hill Climber. I will . take pleasure in demonstrating the use of this car for prospective purchasers. Write me. For prices apply to W. A DURANT, CottaceriDe, S. C t Osaeetont of th* May ftstival not Mon- BRADEN’S POSTAL - STUDIO. Will be in Walterboro for a short time only. Post cards fuMshcdin is minutes. Views their spedaldes. NextcbbrtoH. W. Cohen's Store. J ) ) 1 } 1 } J We now aell the Edison Phonographs on Easy payments to all responsible parties. Call at once and take advantage of our liberal offer. Ediaon Phonographs from $12.50 to $45.00. Rocorda, Standard 35c. each. Records Amberol 50c. each. S. FINN’S JfWfLRY STORE. mi * Experiment N C A Sauls is now seven feet, three and one-quarter inches tall— it’s a ten and a half pound boy. Capt P Stokes Conner of Bamberg, will attend the Festival here next Monday, taking in the dance that night * Rev D E Braham of Columbia con ducted eervices at the Preebyterian church Sunday morning. ttiyk&P IT* f DISPENSARY PETITION The County Board held a meeting last week at which a petition waa presented to doee the Meggett dis pensary. This petition was largely signed and ably presented by Jas. E Peurifoy, Ebq. In view of the fact that an elec tion will he hMd do seen the petition was not granted. ';V,i \ */ WE have passed “the new boot stage.” WE do not experiment with our business, nor with your business. * WE are not incorporated for the purposb of financ . t ing auxiliary' enterprises. WE enjoy the distinction of top. notch quality “that • -V time enduring kind.” o * WE respectfully solicit your banking business on , v '' r r the basis of superior strength and experience, and A assure courteous, intelligent treatment and close at* tention to your individual wants. , # « THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK OF WALTERBORO V f IV i, '