The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 06, 1910, Image 5
I Terry & Shaffer,
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tverything you Need Found Under
One Roof.
We Lead the County in Buying
Eggs. That’s a Reason.
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. LARGE PLATE DRESSING MIR
RORS GIVEN AWAY THIS WEEK*
A cjlance at our Grocery Department shows you that
even if your garden has dried up we have
Savoy canned Asparagus Tips. Harvest Sugar
Corn, Curtis E. J. Sifted Peas, Evaporated Okra,
Diplomat Peaches. Canned Lettuce we do not keep,
but you furnish the Lettuce and we have Hein/’s and
Durkees Dressing.
NEVERMIND THE MEAT TRUST. WE HAVE
Nice Yeal I .oaf, Rex Picnic Loaf, (Large Si/e ioc)
Corned Beef-Pork and Beans, Vienna Sausage, Lunch
Tongne, Chipped Beef, Dried-Swifts, Sliced Beef in
Glass.
Go fishing if you feel like it, but call here on your
way home—we have Delightful Canned Breakfast Roe
15c. I.obster, Columbia River Salmon, Dry Shrimp,
McM. C'rab Meat. Shredded Codfish, French Sardines,
Imported Scotch Kippered Herring.
Postum is good. We have it. But O, you Mono
gram Coffee. Also Elk Coffee, Possum Brand and
Lnzianne, Perri Walli Tea, Lipton Tea. Best Celling
and Gunpowder at 50c, 75c and #1.00 per lb.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Preaching at the Presbyterian
Church at 11a. m., ann 8 p. m., by
the pastor, A. Preston Boyd.
Morning subject: “Burden Bear
ing.” Theme for the » veninp will
be, “Would You Like to L*ve Your
Lift Over Again?” Prayer meeting
Thursday at 5 p. m.. to which your
are personally invited.
Sunday s-hool for the next six
months will be he d immediately at
close of the morning preaching ser
vice.
PRAISES WALTERBORO.
Rev. Dr. Kershaw, who has been
spending several months in town
with his son, Dr. Kershaw, having
been granted ^ vacation by his
church on account of Impaired
health, has returned to Charleston
thoroughly cured. He is loud in his
praise of the health-giving proper
ties of life in Walterboro.
DR. KERSHAW GOES TO N YORK
Dr. Theodore G. Kershaw will
leave Saturday for New York, where
; he w’ill study a month in the New
York Post Graduate school. The
, branches that ho expects to take up
at this school are surgery, physical
diagnosis and microsco|>e.
Many mixtures are offered
as substitutes for RoyaL * '
Noire of them is the same in composition ~
or effectiveness, so wholesome and eco
nomical, nor will make snch line lood*
ROYAL
Baking Powder
Abmoiutmty Purm
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Royal Is the only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
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REDUCED PRICES.
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:
6x18 Disc, was$25, now . . $22
8x18 Disc, was $28, now . . $25
6x20 Disc, was $29, now . . • ^
8x20 Disc, was $30, now . . $27
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Cash Or On Ti
Before placing your order call and see us.
A. Wichman & Son.
The Leading Hardware Store.
OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE, TO MERIT
YOUR CONFIDENCE AND TO SECURE
A SHARE OF YOUR TRADE.
Therefore, we use our every effort to sell only the very
best'flbods we can get for a certain price. We strive to sell
our goods with as small and live and let live profit as we
possibly can and we try to keep in our store everything that
you may need. s
In getting the habit of coming to our store for your •wants,
you run no risk whatever of paying for your goods one cent
more than they are actually worth.
At our store you get the very best goods for the very least
money. u i
Come and let us convince you of this certain fact—a fact 1
that many know of already. „ “* *
H, KARESH
Ehrhardt, - - * s - c -
Classified Advertisements-
Want and for sale ads. 25 ccuta for 25
words or leas. Oue cent a word for al!
over 25 word*.
Buaiueas locals five cents a line.
WANTS.
WANTED—Candidate* cards to publish
from now to close of campaign for 95
Cash in advance.
The Press and Standard.
WANTED—To print your cards, Mr.
Candidate. Now ia the time to have
it done. The Press and Standard.
WANTED—Yon to know that I have s
oapplet* line of fnrnitnre, stoves, etc.
1 harry on a general line of repair
work, each as organs, sewing machi
nes, and bicycles.
L N Glover.
8-11.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Cotton Seed Meal. Wal
terboro Cotton Oil Co.
FOR SALE—Bags from prize winnintr
Black and Bnff OrpAngtou. These etcgF
are from specially mated pens and the
birds toook first prize at Colleton
Cooutv fair last November. #1 .Vi per
►ettiuK of 13 egt{8. E. X Terrv.
3 30 It
FOB SALF.—E#g8 ( from pure bred
Brown Leghorns at f 1 < 9 per setting
of 15 T P Murray.
3 30 2t
FOB SALE—Water pings for sale at
Sysea Patterson,
Walterboro, S (’
FOB SALE—1<»00 bushels of ear corn.
Cash or on time. $1. per bushel.
BENNETT & FOX,
3 23 tf Lodge, M. C.
FOR SALE—Just received a car load of
Angnsta Brick. Pnoes quoted on ap
plication. Can fill orders fer any
amount.
8 25 tf J M McKenzie.
FOR SALE—Cotton Seed Meal. Wal
terboro Cotton Oil Co.
ELECTION AT ST JUDE S
The following are the officers
elected to serve for the ensuing year
a* S*. -1 tide’s Episcopal church:
W ardens B. G. Hyrne, and C. C.
Anderson.
Secretary C. C. Tracy.
. Treasurer- John D. Warren.
Vestry —John I). Warren. C. C.
Tracy. T. G. Kershaw, H. W. Black, !
and K. L. Fishburne.
Delegates to Diocesan Convention I
W. J. Fishburne, C. C. Anderson.
Alternates- B. G. Hyrne, anti C.
S. Anderson.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Lownsy’s Chocolates and Bonbons
fresh all tbs time. Walterboro Ding
Oo. 2t
Gibson's heart remedy, for the heart
and kidney■ at Klein’s.
When yon want to write easy, get onr
ideal Waterman. Walterboro Drag Co.
2t
Baggage, freight or anything hauled
or delivered, aajrwher^, at any time,
dey or night.
8 25 tf
Post card pic
only. J. B. Ts]
i 48b or 15j.
J. W. McKenzie.
eta res made this week
aylor, Halford’s gallery.
NyaPs Spring tonic sarsaparilla, 50c
a bottle at Klein's.
Ping Pong photos <4 for 25o. This
w»*ea only. J. B Tavlor. Halford's gal
lery.
Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolford’s
Sanitarv Lotion. Never fails, bold by
John M Klein, Druggist
Remember this will be my last week
in Walterboro. J B Taylor,
Photographer. ^
Planter’s Nubian tea liver sod kidney
regulator at Kleins Drag Store.
For fine photographs go to J. B. Tay
lor. At Halford’s gallery this week
only.
Canary bird-seed at K lein’s.
Early garden seed com at Klein's
Drag Store.
NOTICE.
Trustees and patrons of the follow
ing schools will please take notice
that the amounts named lielow
have been received by Treas
urer R. E. Jones for the aid of the
schools that made application under
the Garris Act. These funds are
now available and will be paid out
by voucher in precisely the same
manner as are all other school funds.
Trustees will please govern them
selves accordingly:
Providence, Red Bank Dist. 1
No. 47 $100 00
Wei me r, Weimer Dist. No. 21 loo oo
Raysors, RaysorsDist. No. 88 loO 00
Tabernacle, Dist. Nb. 46. 48 74
Hiottville, Bethlehem Dist.
No.82 100 00
Rum Gully, Rum Gully Dist.
No. 2 ; NO 00
'Jonesville, Jonesville Dist.
! No. 87,. 100 00
Smoak.s, Smoaks Dist. No. fi>0 00
Adnah. Hill Dist. No. 81 ... 88 18
Drv Branch, Dry Branch
Dist. No. 1 40 00
Bethlehem, Bethlehem Dist.
, No. 82 40 00
Hall, Hall Dist. No. 84 80 00'
Peeples, Welch Creek Dist.
• No. 38 50 00
Tiger Creek. Bells Dist. No.
25 100 00
Mt. Carmel, Horse Pen Dist.
No. 24 100 (XI
Little Rock, Ruffin Dist. No.
26 60 00
Blake, Blake Dist. No. 18 5*) 00
Ruffin, Ruffin Dist. No. 26 % 00
Ravenet, Ravenel Dist. No. 48 100 00
Total I $1432 92
The proper blanks for making ap
plication under the Garria Act for
the special school districts of the
county entitled to State aid will be
received by this office in a few days,
and may be obtained upon applica
tion.
H. W. BLACk, Sr.,
County Supt. of Eeducation.
Walterboro, S. C., April 4,1910.
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THE COMING SEASON
isn’t coming at all—it’s right here, and
the finest tinestidisplay of
with it we raw brought
SPRING STOCK DRY GOODS
that you ever saw. How on earth they can sell such haroiwiini
goods so cheaply we can’t understand. Some "extra bargain ’
we have will “surprise” you.
Sans Souci Silk, 50c quality
Standard Dark Calicoes
28 inch White I .awn
28 inch Brown Linen
25 inch Colored I^awns
86 inch Colored linene?
Wash Bejts, Pearl Buckles
The regular 50c Indies’ Sailor for
The $1.00 kind for ~
The new Hair Crowns
The new ” “ Pins
... 25c
fk
.. . be
10c yr?
l-2c yd
10c
..10c
2J>
fHk-
or*-
. T.. juK
10c
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WALTERBORO’8 POPULAR STORE
The Most Fastidious
arc pleased with our lovely line of Hats, so why not you?
We still have some of the prettiest left Come and let
o'
us show them to you.
-Mrs. J. S. Jones v v
Fine Millinery Goods
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. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
On Monday, May 2,1910, I will make
my rscnrns as Mmioistrator of the es
tate of I G Sannders and immediately
thereafter applv far letters di«nnt*sory.
SAM B. SAUNDERS.
Administrator.
Stokes, 8. C., April * 1910. ^
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GHIIcfr*r» Cry
’ FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTORIA
ilfW-'SSg
AM
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Carolina Golton School
17 East Trade Street
Charlotte, • N. C.
WANTED- Men to Increase their
earnings by learning the cotton business
in onr sample rooms nnder an expert
cotton gmder. We teach grading, aver,
aging, shipping, baying, and aellins cot*
ton, American and Liverpool claesifics-
tloDs Great demand through tbs cotton
belt for men who understand the cotton
traamess. We' guarantee to learn any
one with ordinary eyesight in Strays.
Now is the tirre to enter and make good
contractu Ibe coming s«a-on. Write for
terms sod endorsements of former «ta-
dents 3 30 4 l
TRUCKERW
Will find great profits in the ate ol
SimpKint Early Prolific Cotton heed
which can be planted after truck is gath
ered: as late as May 20th, or which maj
be planted between the rows of the
growing crops. Mature in 90 days from
planting. Price f. o. b at Raleigh $1 00
per ha»bel; caah to accompany order.
Address
W. A. 8IMPKINH
KALBIGH, NO.
SlmpkinH his grown here two bales tc
the acre, following potatoes, snap beans
and cabbages
NOTICE
Notice is berebr glvSh that on the 28 h
day of April, 1910. I will make my final
return a* administrator of the estate of
Charles Wiisell and will thereafter apply
for lettera dismiasory
Jaa JE. Peurifojr,
Administrator.
Wattcrbora, April 6,19*0.
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Caswell & Brewer
City Market Savannah, Ga.
Produce Commission Merchants
Solicits consignments of Poultry, Egg, Dressed Hogs and Calves, Iir?h and
Sweet PoUtoes, Peas. Onions, Celery, Cabbages, Oranges, Apples,
Peaches. Pineapples, Watermelons, Strawberries,
Hides, Furs, Beeswax, Tallow.
We are giving our consignors prompt payments, highest market rates,
full weights and measures.
We Need More Shippers. Will YOU Not Be One?
Lon^ Distance Phone 2813.
THE ROOT OF. ALL EVIL.
The following parady on “The Old
Oaken Bucket’’ was handed us by
one of our most complimentary
readers, with the following com
ment; “By the number of subscrib
ers 1 see on your mailing list, do not
think this is very apropos, but it’s
cute all the same:”
How dear to my heart is the face of
a dollar.
When some kind subscriber presents
it to view.
It may come today, it may come to
morrow.
It may come from others and it may
come from you. *
The big shiny dollar, the round sil
ver dollar,
Dear delinquent subscriber present
'- to view.
dollar 1 hail as a
oe’r’whelm me
A round silver
treasure,
For often expenses
with woe.
I count if the source of exquisite
pleasure,
And yearn f or it fondly wherever I
go.
How eager 1 seize it,' that precious
round dollar,
TheYoot of all evil ’tis commonly
named.
Loving money is sinful some people
tell us,
But, the penniless printer, the hard
working printer.
Keeps sending out (tapers that in-’
terest and instruct you.
So hand out the dollar, the big dad
dy dollar,
Dear reader now won’t you present
it to view.
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