The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 30, 1910, Image 5
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TALK FROM
- The Dry Goods Department of
Terry & Shaffer’s
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All
BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
You Want Here Under One Roof.’
We moan to sell the summer dress poods ripht from the start.
How. By not waitinp until the sea^jn is over before pettinp
down to cut prices bai in low prices and niovinp the pooils from
nowon.
BUTTERieK PATTERNS
Latest numbers always in stock. Any pat-
We have a splen- tern mailed to you post free,
did selection of
patterns. This
quality always
sold the first of
the season at 10c,
later “tut” to 8c.
Our price 5c per
yard.
PIIIHSS HMTfS
Our main line.
Best shades and
quality to be
found. 10c per
yard.
Very stronp
line of INDIA
and PERSIAN
I^awns. Sc to
per yard.
Arnold Swiss in
fancy patterns
12 l*2c.
Fruit of the
Loom and other
popular brands
of White Goods.
Lonsdale Cam
bric. All at spec
ial figures. We
bought these
goods in the last few weeks, after the bottom fell out of the
cloth goods market. We are among the very few wise ones this
time. Call and compare and be convinced.
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W ST. t CAPERS HURT.
William St. Elmo Capers was
badly wounded on the 25th inst. by
his launch running into a bridge in
Kuckholds Creek, which threw him
into the flywheel, thereby tearing
open his left knee, cutting it to the
bone. T|ie doctof thinks that per
haps he will lx>"abto to Ik* out > n
days, hut it may be two months be
fore he will be able to work again.
Hendersonville, March 2*'>.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICE
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The Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany have ojK*ned an office in town
at the site of the old postoffice,
which has^'been fitted up for this
purpose. Here are displayed the
several types of machines manufac
tured by this company. The offic*
is in charge of M. Paniotte, who is
assisted by Miss Hattie Herndon.
Used the World over
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No other article ot human food
has ever received such em
phatic commendation for
purity, usefulness and ivhole-
somencss from the most
* eminent authorities.
A pleasant party was that of
Misses Eva Mace and Cora Connor,
Herbert Anderson and D. B. Peuri-
foy, who spent Sunday . at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. DT B. Connor at
Edisto.
Royal has always received the highest award when
exhibited or tested In competition
Classified Advertisements-
Want and for Hale ada. 25 c^nta for 25
words or less. One ceut a word for all
over 25 words.
business locals five cents a line.
3UT—RICK
EUTTERICK
These gowns made from our goods and pat
terns. These hats purchased from Mrs.
Jones Spring stock.
WANTS.
WANTED—Candidates cards to publish
from now to close of campaign tOf $5
Cash in advance
The Preas and Standard.
WANTED—To print your card*, Mr.
Candidate. Now is the time to have
it done. The Pre*a and Standard.
WANTEi)—You to know that I have a
comp'ete line of furniture, *tove*, etc.
I carry on a general line of repair
work, inch a* organs, sewing mari
nes, and bicyclea-
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8-11.
O’RILEY'S DATES.
O’Riley, the Photographer, will
make the following dates in Colleton
bounty:
Ashton -Two days only Monday
and Tuesday April 4th and 5th.
Lodge-Two days: Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday April t>th
ami 7th.
Ruffin iTwo days:Friday and Sat
urday April 8th and 9th.
Williams Two days: Tuesday and
Wednesday April 12th and 13th.
Smoaks Ten days; commencing
Monday April 18th. All work will
he finished and forwarded from this
point.
Price ranges from$l to $4 per half i
dozen. »
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isn’t coming at all " it's right here, and u tf it we ha*.•
the finest finest(display of
r. $1 50 par
A. Terry.
REDUCED PRICES.
FOR SALE
FOR HALE—Eggs from prize winning
black and Buff Orpington. Tbeae agga
ar* from specially mated pene end the
birds toeok first prize at Colleton
County fair last November,
retting of 13 eggs. E.
3 30 It
FOR SALE—Eggs from pure bred
Brown Leghorns at $1.19 per aettibg
of 15 TP If array.
3 30 it
FOR SALE—Water plug* for aale at
Syaea & Patterson.
Walterhoro, 8 C
FOR HALE—KTOO bushels of ear corn.
Cash or on time. $1. per bushel. '*■
BENNETT & FOX,
3 23 t£ Lodge, H. C.
O’Riley is coming. „ <
FOR BALE—Just received a oar load of
Augusta Brick. Prices quoted on ap
plication. Can fill orders fer any
amount.
8 25 tf ~ J M McKenzie.
THE COMING SEASON
brought
SPRING STOCK DRY GOODS
that you ever saw*. How on earth they can s^ll such handsome
goods so cheaply we can’t understand Some “extra harpairi*”
we have will “surprise” you.
Sans Souci Silk, 50c quality.
Standard Dark Calico* s \.
. 25c
28 inch White Lawn
. . be
28 inch Brown Linen
10c vd
25 inch Colored Lawns
4 l-2e vd
.'{fi inch Colored Linenes
10
Wash.Bella, Pearl Buckles
|4*-
The regular 50c Indies’ Sailor for
2.'k
The $1.00 kind for >
bite
The new Hair Crowns
2b'-
The new ” " Pins
14*-
*.
We find we are overstocked on Disc Harrows, and
this overstock must go regardless of price. We
have THIRTY of these Harrows which we are offer-
ing at the following greatly reduced price:
6xi 8 Disc, was $25, now . . $22
8x18 Disc was $28, now . . $25
6x20 Disc, was $29, now . . $26
8x20 Disc, was $30, now . . $27
/ Either Cash Or On Time
Before placing your order call and see us.
NOTICE.
8 Finn, the jeweler, is the .ocal agent
of tpe Masonic Protective Association
and is authorised to attend to all com
munications of sickness and accident
benefit* to brother Masons ip Colleton
County. 3 80 4l
O’Riley is coming.
LOST—A signet pin, with letter “E"
engraved on it Reward if returatd
to The Frees and Standard office or
the poatoffloe. 3 31 2t
O’Riley is coming.
For constipation, rheumatism, 1 ndl-
gestian, nervous weakness, stomach,
blood, liver, kidney and bladder troubles
there’s nothing like oar New Life Tab
lets 35 cent* par 100, $1 par 1,000 posK
paid. Agents wanted. Magnetic Rem
edy Co, Jacksonville, Fla.
3 30 It
1 w ill be at Walterboro from
Saturday, April 2, to Thurs
day, April 7, and will have
with me this time
Forty Fine
Horses and Mules!
See my stock before 70U buy.
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Carolina Gotten School
17 Esst Trade Street
Charlotte, N. C.
WANTED— Man to incredse their
earnings by learning the cotton business
in oar sample rooms under an expert
coiton grader. We teach grading, aver
aging, snipping, haying, and sailing cot
ton, American and Liverpool classifies-
tlona. Orest demand through the oottoa
belt for mea who understand the eottoi
bnsiaeae. We gnaieatee to learn an}
one with ordinary eyesight in 30 days
Now la the Mire to enter and make good
coalraets the romiog atavon. Write for
teram sad endorsements of former stn-
3 80 4t
WALTERBORO’8 POPULAR STORE
f i«oo 1010
SEGONDSPRINGOPENING
BUSINESS LOCALS.
A. Wichman & Son.
The Leading Hardware Store.
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LADIES, LOOK, LISTEN, HATS,
HATS, LADIES HATS.
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Before buying yonr Spring and Sum
mer Hats call and see my New Line, just
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arrived. Hats trimmed to suit your taste.
Prices to suit the purchaser’s purse. Call
and be convinced.
O’Riley it coming.
Easter Dyes at Kleia’s Drug Store.
O’Riley is coming.
Gibson’s heart remedy, for the heart
and kidneys at Kleta’a.
O’Riley is coming.
Raster Dyes at Klein’s Drug Store.
O’Riley is coining.
Baggage, freight or anything hauled
or delivered, anywhere, at any tuna,
day or night. ’Phone 43b or 16j.
J. W JMcKenxIe.
8 35 tf
O’Riley is coming.
Easter Dyee at Klein’* Drag Store.
O’Riley is coming.
Nyal's Spring tonic aaraaparilla, 70c
a bottle at Klein's.
O’Riley is coming.
Itch cared ia 30 minutes by Woolford’s
Sanitary Lotion. Never falls. Sold by
John M Klein, Druggist
Planter's Nubian tea liver aad kidney
regulator at Kleins Drag Store.
O’Riley is coming.
Canary Jrfrd seed at Klein’s. ^
lari
Drag
ly gai
Store.
corn at Klein’s
Mrs. S. X A.
MILLINER,
SMOAK,
LODGE, S. C.
NOTICE.
I will be at Ghhaa's Ferry bridge on
the Edisto river oaJPriday, the 8th day
of April. 1310, at 10 O'clock, a. n, to
sell out jointly with the County Super
visor of Dor Chester county the necems
ry repairs to be done on said bridge.
J. O. GRIFFIN, *
County.
AT-
MRS. J. S. JONES’
Friday, April 1st ;
READ THIS!
Pine Millinery!
My friends, do yon know that a long
Mwe ago that f-e hats that you’d bay
wert awfully high?
Bat now, I'm glad to my, it’s jnst the
other way. Yon can get an up-to-date
hat, fine aad all that
CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP!!!
by getting la the race and going to tha
right pi
Fine Dress Goods, Trimming and Not
ions of all kind.
R+ad just a little farther and yon'l)
aae where these things will be found.
MRS. H. W. REHTZ.vawriue. a c.
MRS. J. Is NEARS, Ulandton. C.
SYKES & PATTERSON
PRACTICAL TIN AND
SHEET METAL
WORKERS—GAS FIT
TING and PLUMBING,
STOVE PIPE MADE TO ORDER.
ROOF REPAIRING and
PAINTING A SPECIAL
TY. /
SATISFACTION GUARAN
TEED OR MONEY RE
FUNDED.
Office next door to store of H.
H. W. Black, Jr.
Owing to the fact many of my most beautiful Pattern HaPa did
not arrive in time for my first opening, 1 have decitfcwfr.Lo
hold a second opening. Many of my prettiest
Hats will be shown.
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
MRS. J. S. JONES
* Next to Walterbory Drug Ce.
Ice Waqon Schedule
Leave Ice House 10 a. m.; go up R. R. Ave to Hampton Street to
Court House; around the Square down Water Street to Wk*h-
man street to Episcopal Church; from there to B. G. Price comer
and through Hampton Street toR. R. Ave. and back to houee.
Wagon will stop at corners, ring a bell and wait for customers.
This is for small ice trade. We will also have two places at which^
parties can get ice in small quantities. One at C. L. Fishburne’s
and the other at - . The wagon will make
the same trip in the evening.
We positively cannot deliver any ice on Sunday, but will open the
ice house Sunday morning from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Parties using 50 lbs or more we will deliver as before in week, but
not Sunday. . „
We have to pay cash for all ice used, and have decided to require
cash for ice sold. Tickets good for any amount may be obtained.
24* 4 Ticketa Good for 5 lbs- Each for $1.00 Cash.
JONESiCARBONUING COMPANY
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