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l\ c FATHER 80- MOTHER 76 T-.c ngcd father and mother ef a prominent B<jston lawyer t-afely carried through tile fa>t two winters by VttTol The ^on .says: “ father ^ and mother owe their present strength and gtVKl health to ‘ , Vinol. During the last two tr) in g i.intera neither of them had a cold, and were able to walk farther and do more than for years. I think v inol is perfectly wonderful. It certainly is the greatest blood-making, strengthening tonic for old people I ever heard of.” H We want every feeble old person la this town to try We ***** return their money without question II It oeeotnpHsh all we claim for It. JOHN M. KLEIN, Druggist, Walterboro. I’jiul K. Crovby of Ruffin was a pleabant caller ai our office yester day. Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Varn and | w ifau^htrr.' Miss Maude, of Great! j. (Swamp, were in town yesterday shopping. Sen. and Mrs. J. S. Griffin and sons, Clyde and Karle, left thin morning for Columbia to take in the State Fair. Dr. M. R. CampbeM, Eye-sight Specialist is in town for the practice of his profession, having leased an office over The Press and Standard, where he will be pleased to see his friends. “Uncle Ed” Smoak of Orange burg, was a pleasant visitor iff* our office Friday and Monday. Mr. Smoak is the “‘Uncle Jack” of the Branchville Journal. He is visiting at Young’s Island this week. Classified Advertisements- Want and for R.*lea l*. 25 cent* for 25 word* or let*. One cent a word lor all ovar 25 word*. liutiuets locals tire cent* a line. 1 FEW BARGAINS. 40 yards Good Calico, Finest yet for Ouilts, $1.00. 8 )ards good Ginghams for 25 cents. Genuine J. 8: P. Coats thread 4 cents spool. Black Pepper (usually sold at 23 cents) 15 cents pound. Very Good, Nicely polished rice, $3.75 Sack. Good Rice, good enough for anybody, £4.50 Sack. Other Grades at popular prices. JUST ARRIVED CARLOAD SALT, RUST PROOF AND APPLER^SFED OATS, NATIVE GROWN SEED RYE. Large lot Best Patent Flour bought before the advance, all going at money saving prices. HUNDREDS OF Ol HER BARGAINS WE CANT BF.. w ,.. T .. n T , , . , . 1 wo ask is that von see them before i pintiars hi once. r M TO EXCHANGE—A bandsoma liay tllly, gentle and broken, 2 1-2 years oM Will take bait her value in brood sows or all in hog* if price suits. Luder O Bebling, 10 27 4t Meggett, t*. C. STRAYED—One small sandy-colored but-headed cow. marked smooth crop and spilt iu one ear, and smooth crop in the other. Alao one red heifer small white horns, (anmarked). Strayed off about March of this year. Information leadicR to the recovery of same * ill be duly rewarded. J D Utaey. 10 2::it Williams, 8. C. WANTS, j WAN TED—To hoy 5,000 bushels of (tow j>«nn at #2 per boabel, also want to buv eitcs at 2>c. p« r dozen. W G Uiott. . 1 » 20 4t Round, S. C. ‘ COOK AND PERRY BOTH IN WALTERBORO . » Would not cause more ol a sensation than has been caused by our sweeping reduction in the prices of Welded Fence Wire. ^ Some of our fencing we have cut almost $1.00 a roll. All styles 2G inch, 32 inch, 47 inch cut in price'. Staples furnished free with all wire sold. Stretchers loaned free with all wire sold. You are working against your own interests if you buy wire before you look into the merits of Welded Wire and the prices ottered by us. THE WELD THAT you you buy and compare OUALITY AND PRICE with those; offered you I»\ 011 1ERS anil we do not lear your decision. BE SURE TO COME TO SEE US-BRING YOUR WIFE—WE’LL PLEASE YOU. Yours Faithfully. Walteri>oiit, 8. C. VARN BROS. COMPANY. MOSELLE. S. C. The I louse That Gives MORE GOODS FOR THE SAME MONEY—SAME GOODS FOR LESS MONEY. WANTED—Yon to know that I have n complete line of furniture, stove**, etc. I carry on a general line of repair work, such ms organs, reiving machi nes, and bicycles. L X Glover. S-ll. I LINE MILEINEY GOODS. I A A A » A A FOR SALE FOR SALE—100 acres of tfood land, three mute Irom Walterboro, on rail road; two horse farm under cultiva tion, with good fence, halt of which is wire; good buildings; woodland tinely tiir.beied. Foi terms and pr.ee apply to ! D Colson, Walterboro, S C, ‘phones 101O and 101B. ; 10 1-4 4t ^ * j FOR SALE—Offers will be considered for the purchase of the following land belonging to the E-date of the late J O Wietera. 1. uot iu Town of Walterboro. 2. Tract of about 5'0 on Aabepoo River Colleton County, 8- C., formerly of Glover. Address: Simons, Singlini; & Cappelmann, Attys, No 40 r TERRY & SHAFFER. Sole Agents. * WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA. 'm.’Tam rjmmmmmmmm mm We have had a very successful opening and have made many ladies happy with beautiful hats. Our stock is still very large and complete. We can please you in stylish Hats and Millinery'. PRESS GOODS k SPECIALTY. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft BLACK S The Ladies* Store. MRS. W. A. ■» ? 10 20 4t Broad Street, Charleston, S. C. FOR SALE—School books, school sup plies, peua, ink, pencils, etc The Press and Standard. FOR SALE—Juet received a car load of Augusta Brick. Prices quoted ou ap plication. Can All orders for any amount. 8 25 tf a J M McKenzie. TO RENT—Bollding which can be used as store or for other purposes. 10 13 09 B G Byrne CHARLESTON'S M. FURCHGOTT 0> ALL MAIL ORDERS SHOPPING & SONS. EII1ED SAME DAY MECCA. FORMERLY K0HN. FURCHGOTT & BENEDICT. ESTABLISHED IN 1856. AS RECEIVED. BUSINESS LOCALS. ©€ | ©0t»«5£#**®e(Hle€K3 I M. JAFFA OF THE NEW STORE SELLS AT THE LOWEST PRICES CENTS’ FURNISHINGS, SHOES. NOTIONS. ETC. WALTER ST. WALTERBORO, S. C. The Banking by Mail System of THE GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK OF CHARLESTON, S. C. Gives their depositors careful service. Write them. • Resources over £2,900,00^.00. 38 Broad Street. P. O. Box 867, CHARCESTON, S. C. Clarence l Fishbone, A ekXlek in General Merchandise, Shoes, Groceries, Etc. • Your patronage solicited. Come to see us when you are in town. Next door to Brown Furni ture and Hardware Company. Many of yon hold np an hone.t hand to the world, and at the same time cheat your eyetigbl in bnying cheap glaeees or none at all. Campell, The Eyesight 8pecialiat. ’ If vnu want an excellent hot water hag it is at Klein's. If voi don’t have your eyes cared for until you are Mind you will ae<- less trouble. Moral: Gall on Campbell j now and see pleasure. Home grown seed rye at B (» Byrne's. Another lot of cnion seta at Klein’s Drug Store Col.ate powder that shortens the i shave will be found at KKin's Drug j Srore. Rust Proof seed oata at B (» Byrne's. If your |»ocket hoot Is a greater con-1 ; tlderation rh m vour eyes, swell your j bank account You may need it when old to pay a boy to lead you about Dr. Campbell, Visit out news stand and select your magsz.mes at Klein's. Nyal’s remedies are guaranteed at Klein‘a Drug Store. Every day something new at Klein’s Drug Store. New Prunes at B O Hyrne’s store. A new and beautiful assortment of tooth txinabes will be found at Klein’s. Razors, ntzorfstrops end razor blade, at Klein’s Drag Score. The well-known Commnnity Silver ware with 10 and 20years guarantee to wear, at 8 Finn’s Jewelry Store. Another lot ot onion eeta st Klein’s Drag Store. 1 h y- l * d Of a0flT6F0u t AOyWnCTQ, St MIT Yi!H6| d»y or night* ’Phone 48b or 15j. J. W. McKenzie. 8 21 tf YOU CAN GET THESE BARGAINS BY MAIL AS WELL AS AT OUR COUNTER. i. i i.i—. J ■■■...■ - i .... IMS line il. ' i" . Clip out the item you want, send it along and our mail order expert'will fill it immediately or SEND FOR SAMPLES. If you wish to the iphkIs lie fore ordering send for samples and compare our quaktieB and prices with those of any other store or Mail Order House. Remember that we always carry as great variety of stylish merchtndise as is carried by a Modern Metropolitan De partment Story and remember that Fnrchgott is famous for Low Prices. In asking for samples in any of our many departments, be definite, stating kind of goods, colors, and about what price goods are desired. YARD WIDE BLACK TAfFETA SILK. SUPERB QUALITY, WEAR GUARANTEED FAST DYE. SPECIAL AT 85 AND 93C. PER YARD. Novelty Changeable Mohair, in a combination of rial and green embroidered pin checks and rings. Value 50c. At ...85c yd. Chiffon Broadcloth 54 inches wide, fine (juality. fall weight, black and colored, thoroughly shrunk, fast colors. Selling at $1.25. Special 05c. yd. Yard-Wide black Peau-de StTir-. one of the best qualities made at $1.00 yd. Satin Stripe Dress Goods, very suitable for suits, skirts, dress es, etc. Half wool. Special 25c. yd Beautiful IVau-de Soie, Satin, Messaline and fancy ^ilks, 10 inches wide. Worth 75c. At 50c. yd ImjHirted Foi lie Dutchesse silk, yard wide, fine rich quality, Black, White and Colors. Special. <$1.45 yd. !.arge assortment of New Dre<s Goods, comprising about 2u styles, eons^ting of such as wool Cheviots, >t-rges,Batistes. Melrose, Prunellas, Albetro?. Solid and fancy Mohairs, Pana mas. Voiles, Novelty stnjx'd ami plaid Suitings, etc., rang ing in width from UJ to 50 inches, all the wanted colors including black. Values 05 to 75c. At 50c. yd. White China Siik. good quality, 10 inches wide’at ... 22c. yd. Fancy Chiffon Silks, 27 inches wide in Street or Evening Shades at 50c, per yard. BI.ACK DRESS KABKICS—We always carry a complete stock of black diess goods in an endless variety of weaves. Our black as well as our colored dress fabrics can always be depended upon. They are always up-to-date in style and finish.. The prices axe lowest possible, ranging from 25c to $1.60 yd. WRITE FOR SAMPLES. ’■ — - A FEW OF OUR MANY DEPARTMENTS—A GPMPLEtE LINE IN EACH.' White and wa$h goods department, Linen and Bedwear Department, Lace, Embroidery and Trimming Department, Fancy Goods Department. Domestic Department, Rug, Mat- Jins, Linolenm Department, Certain and Drapery Department Also oor 3600 feet Ready- to-Wear Department, comprising foil lines of Women’s and Misses Suits, Coats, Capes, Skirts, Dresses, Waists, Millinery, Furs, Mnshn underwear, Kimonas, Children’s Dresses, Furs, Gowns, etc. Large Blanket and Comforter Department. M. FURCHGOTT & SONS. 240 AND 242 KING ST.. CHARLESTON. S. I I I 4c - . y-; >y ^ r