The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 20, 1910, Image 5
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NEW ENTERPRISE '
J. S. Jordan of Koun 1 ha-» pur-
} chased the lot on which the store of
11 race & Warren was formerly
r eafrd. He will erect
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MANY PEOPLE
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• Is a \ isit to th.e second story of our hip .-tore. I'p here are
so many complete .iiu*s of pootis that \<*u never kn^w we
carried. A nice line of cheip Furniture. Ru^s, Art Squares.
Bamboo Porch Screens. The most complete display of Glass
ware and < rockery anywhere. Lamps of every description.
Toilet Sets, Ice Fea .Glasses, Thin and Heavy (ilasses and
Tumbler* of every sort. Dinner Sets and open stock in
fancy and plain white ('hina. Japanese China a beautiful
line of this imported direct. Flower Pots from the larpest
to the smallest size, all w ith saucers to suit. Jardinieres.
\*aii I’aifer, Men’s Hat.' and Clothing.
ALL THESE ON 00R 2ND ELOOR
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If interest 0 ! in any of th—< o lin “s cail. K •member we are a
DKPA1M MKNT STORK. We ar? not dependent >n any one
line of gtKals for OHR proli ■<. W e can atforl to sell very
close as we handle so many lines A merchant who keeps
only one line must pet all of his profit out of that one lino.
• A department store divides th° thinp up. See. Mrst all "f
our poods in fact ad the lin°s mentioned above we buy
from WHOLF.SALK CATAIJHH’F Hnl T >ES ’ike t'u' preat
BUTLER BROS Thest* concerns are not like local jobbers.
They employ no drummers. This enormous item of exjwnse
is entirely done away with and they >e!l us the poods just
that much cheaper. See? *
But don’t take our word for all this.
Come and compar e and see.
If we can’t convince you. then why all the above is hot air.
Tefry & Shaffer
^ 1-uildinp to bo used as a store room
! for prain and provisions, which Mr.
Jordan expects to handle in larpe
: quantities. He will also put in a
! larpe pasoline enpine and prist mill,
where corn, cow feed. etc. w ill be
| prountl at any time.
There is a pood openinp in town
for such an enterprise as Mr. Jordan
proposes to start, and he will doubt
less do a splendid business. Mr.
Jordan's intention is also to move to
town in order that he mipht er joy
the school facilities.
S. C. PIERCE TO LIVE HERE.
! S. G. Pierce, one of Cottapeville’s
most prosperous citizens, has deeid-
j ed on account of the school facilities
; to move in Walterbofo to live.
Mr. Pierce has about concluded!
, arranpenvents for the purchase of a
lot on which he will erect a modern
: residence. This, he hoffes to accom-
! plish in time for the openinp of # the Jusritu-ation
| school next fall. Mr. Pierce and his :
I family will be quite an addition to
the social and business life of the
town and will i>e welcomed as resi
dents.
Absolutely
Pure
Grapes—
delicious, healthful—^
give the most valuable ingre
dient, the active principle, to
Baking Powder
Insures wholesome and
delldons food for every
day In every home
NO ALUM
.y.
At Shiloh on Sunday n« xt at 11 Mr-;. Matthew
a. m.. tfu* past'i* u.ll pr< aohon"Th * ha' been on a vii*
f the Unjust.” Th
is cerdiaWy invited. Will b*
to have a full bouse, t’.me.
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to her parents, Mr. a?t>l Mr
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99 PER CENT.
of our Custotners are oui steady and regular, Patronizers.
They are siy istied and pleased with an up-to-ifateness with
our treatment, with our Merchandise and with our prices.
Every time one thinks of huyinc a nice suit or shoes, or any-
thinp for Men’s, Ladies’ or for Children’s wear, they always
think of us and come to us for it. Why ?
o
Because \vejgarry a nice and larre select.on of 'poods of a!)
kinds the things you want ami we sell them for as little as
we can. We want you to see through our entire line before
you make up your mind on anything. We want you to be
suited and perfectly pleased. If you just give us the chance
we will do our best to make you one of the l/J per cent, satis-
lied customers. We can do it if you just help us.
H. KARESH
Ehrhardt, - - - S. C.
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Candidate Cards.
FOR MAYOR.
To the Voters of Walterboro: I am
a candidate for the office of Mayor
of the town of Walterboro. If 1 am
elected will do my duty, irrespective
of persons.
W. B. Ackerman, M. D.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for rfe-election as county au
ditor for Colleton county and pledge
myself to abide the results of the
Democratic primary and support
the nominees of the party.
v A. A. Patterson, Jr.
I hereby declare myself a candi
date for the office of auditor for
Colleton County. If elected 1
guarantee efficient service. Subject
to the rules of the Democratic pri
mary. Respectfully,
P. M. Buckner.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
To the Democratic voters of Colle
ton County: I hereby announce my
self a candidate for re-election to j
the office of county treasurer for j
Colleton county. 1 can only promise
the voters as pood service in the
future as in the past. Subject to
the ru es of the Democratic primary.
Respectfully.
u* R. E. Jones.
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Caswell & Brewer
:ity Market * Savannah, Ga.
Produce Commission Merchants
Solicits consignments of Poultry, Epp, Dressed Hops and Calves. Irish and
Sweet PoUtoes, Peas, Onions, Celery, Cabbages, Oranges, Apples,
Peaches, Pineapples, Watermelons, Strawberries,
Hides. Furs, Beeswax, Tallow’.
Ve are giving our consignors prompt payments, highest market ra^es,
full weights and measures.
We Need More Shippers. Will YOU Not Be One?
Lon« r Distance Phone 2813.
NOTICE.
To Obtain the Highest
Cash Price
for Your Cattle, Calves,
Lambs, Etc.,
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Write to
NELSON & MUNZENMAIER
629 KING’ST..
CHARLESTON, S. C.
PH* Remedy
DEATH OF AN INFANT.,
Little Thompson, the eight-months
old baby* of Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Stokes of Walterboro, died last
Wednesday morning at 4 o’clock,
after an illness of one w’eek. The
interment took place at Live Oak
Cemetery, funeral services being
conducted by Rev. F. O. S. Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs. Stokes have the
sympathy of their many friends in
this their sad hour.
NOTICE
Editor Press and Standard:—
Please allow me space in you columns
to call the attention of those having
relatives interred in Pine Grove
cemetery that there will be a meet
ing at the cemetery Saturday, May
7th at 1 o’clock in the aftemoori for
the purpose of staking off or inclos
ing their respective squares.
John B. Kinard.
April 17.
BEE S LmilvTcOUBH SYRUP
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To You?
The person who can “sense”
the value to himself of almost
any classified ad—or come
within a reasonable distance of
doing so—has business ability
of a peculiarly valuable kind!
Do a little “appraising” of
today’s classified advertising
opportunities—and develop in
yourself that valuable talent. |
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Classified Advertisemeats.
Want and for sale ads. 25 cents for 25
words or less. One cent a word for ail
over 25 words.
Business locals five cents a line.
you
not
HOUSE PAINT .
will sarr tro::r\ and "ct better faint. 'Flic real test of paint value i*
the per fallon cost, hut the yards of surface it will (rover and the years
it will last. Acme Quality House Paint costs less
because it takes less and lasts longer.
Come in and get an Acme Quality Painting
Guide Book and some color suggestions.
* ACME
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If it's a surface to be painted, enameled, stained, varnished or
finished in any way, there’s an Acme Quality Kind to fit the purpose.
A. WICHMAN & SON, WALTERBORO, S. C.
WANTS.
WANTED—You to know that I have a
comp 1 *!® line of fnrritnr®, stoves. ®ic :
1 carry on a general line of tepair
work, snch as organs, tewing niachi-1
nes, and bicycles.
L N Glover. |
8-11.
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FOR SALE—Cotton Seed Meal. Wal
terboro Cotton Oil Co.
FOR SALE—Eggs from pure bred
Brown Leghorns at f H 0 per setting
of 15 T F Murray.
8 80 2t
FOB HALE—1<>00 burbds of ear corn.
Cash or on tmie. $1. per bushel.
BENNETT & FoX,
3 23 tf Lodge, 8. C.
FOR SALE—Cot'on'K*ed Meal. Wal
terboro Cotton Oil Co.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
FOR
SALE
FOR SALE—500 bushels of corn at mv 1
farm near town. Mso a lot of choice
bailed pea vine bay at my reeirieuce in t
Walter boro. B O. Frice,
4 20 2t Walterboro, S. C. 1
FOR SAIjE—One 1-2 acre lot and also j
»ne neatly finished 4-room dwelling
For farther information apply .10
* J. L. Stanley,
4 13 fit Ashton, 8.0. !
FOR SALE—Tract of land known as
Rantowles, containing (SI) sixty six
acres high land and two hundred more
or less acres of marsh land situated 10
miles from Ghralaetoii. Store, dwell! g,
and flowlr g Artesian well on premises.
For farther particulars address
H. W. Hnmmel,
- 3*7 King st.
Charleston, 8. C.
8 20-3t
We would be glad to see our Colleton
friends at our store at any time. We
are better prepared lo serve them-than
ever Make our pla«e headquarters
w title in Varuvibe.
L R. Dowling & Sous.
HofSpring* Blood Remedy for impure
or impoverished blood.
Klein’s Drag Store.
L R Dowling <fe Sons,
Varnville, S C.,
has another Car Ballard & Bullard*
Obhsk floor msde from pure wheat
Got price this week is $3 75 per barrel
In wood—15 cents cheaper in sacks. a
5 or 8 dote* “666” will cure any cear
of Chllts and Fever. Frice 25c.
4 13 6mos
We have just received two more oar*
wire fencing. Call or write bs for
prices. L U Dowling A Sops,
Varavtile, S. C.
Wonderful bnt our buyer ranghr the |
floor market again on a drop and pirked
up a car of the relehrarel ITN’DINE 1
Flour which we offer 11 $6 75 per hoi
Ttrry and SbafTer.
5 or 6 doses “666" wIM pure any ca»e
of Chills and Fever. Frice 25 '.
4 13 8 mos
TOP DRESSING for (it’s and* Cot
ton. Better and cheaper than Nitrhte
of S ,da Helps the crop and unlike the
j Soda helps t .e laud. A.3^)rave it now
j on hand.
Terrv and ShafT-r.
Internatio tal 8 rk lood. 8 feeds for 1
cera at Klein’* Ding rfiore.
Itch cured in 30 m'nn'en hv Woo'ford'a
Samurv I#oti.>n. Never tails. Sold by
John M Klein, Druggist
V rir s*raw hit bleached ard eieantd
8 ti nts with liuane 25 rents nt
Klein's Drug Store.
The fact-tbs* we hare sh'pired to one
customer since .Ian 1st six thou aud
dozen Eggs mean* •oine'hing Whai?
('an yon gues^? 'V Owe g;ie** yes.
Bring u» (he eggs ainlaeVi.. the re«t.
Terry and Shafisr.
Neuralgine s’ops achei nud pains.
Take a bux home. 21 cents a*.
Klein h.
NOTICE.
5 F.nn, the jeweler, ia the •ora) ag n:
of the Masonic Protective Association
and is authorized to attend to all o°m
muuications of sicknese and aocident
beneflta to brother Macons in Colleton
County. j 3.80 4t
earolina eotton School
17 Bast Trade Street
Charlotte. - N. C.
WANTED—Men to Irereeae their
earnings by Uariiing the cotton bu*lreee
in onr samp'e ro°ms under nn expei |
cotton grader, ^ e teach grading, aver
aging. shipping, buying, ai d seliinv cot
ton. American and Llver|>oo! elH-siflmt-
lions <treat demand throocn tbs cottoa
bdt for men who understand the cottou
huvne.n We gukiaate* to learn, any
one with ordinary evesight in ,T) days.
N •# i^ rhe tore to enter and in ke good
co*ifr*''ta,tbe roming s> a*on. Write for
term* sad endone'inentv of Vtrm-r sta-
dents 3 30 4t
.NOTICE
Notice i* hereby given thst on the 28th
day of April. Ikll) I w ill make my final
r* turn a*‘tdmiuiNUht >r • f the estate of
Char'es Wi sell sid ill tnereufterapply
f jr letters diiwo>snry a
Ujm E IVnrlfoy,
\dmti istrator.
VValrerboro, April 5. I'J'U.
MOTHER GRAY'S
SWEET POWDERS
FOR CHILDREN.
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