The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 20, 1910, Image 8
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local and P.TSOiial
Dr. J hn -ar.ti .
dawhtfr, Marie, d N< rth arr.v***!
in t m<H* t<* vi^it a* th**
h uf iir. tJ<<J Mr^. H. W. Hiai k
CIVIC LEAGUE BAZAAR
RELIABLE
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P l4* i t-e,*-'Ai'!
J. O. J»<}uv>,
a vr^iioi .•
W. C Saun
here Thur«la>.
Mrs P M V**
trw iaL'i
0. A Ben tor,, o'
in town iatiiroa^
E. L. IVnton. i
in town Sat unlay.
Hon.ti. W Way.*of M Carmel,
here Saturday of, Du-.n^.vn.
S. C Price friri v n m » <t-
ta*feville Sun«ia>. ^
\V. W. Carter, „f Ruffin. here
Monday'.
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Col. J. W Hal. of Cottageville,
ha<J bv^ltu in t«»'An
of
On account of s> much *ickr.o«s
anv njr the j*ef»{ !e «.f the town la^t I
week it was de -i led t ^•'tf'one the
Tie-re wtCV-an i •• cream »upt*er Civic I>-aK e Ra/aar. *h»ch wa« to
griven atJJ44+am>•> rdayRight, be I at Hjrrne'* Htrill la^t Ftiday
Apl li iif3, by ihe upje bail team, evening, April i*., to next Friday
ia eordia ty inviteil to afternoon and night. April 23. The
j> j bazaar will open at 5 o’clock in the
{afternoon and wiu continue throu.Th-
out the evening. Judging from .he
preparations w hich afe i-eir,g mate
The public
atteini. j»
Mrs l aurn Ficklirg and Mrs.
R Wilxm. of Aber.da e. arrival
V me 2 •v. ,r % , "'v 'Z 1 f»r S,th hr .nci.ilaj' K^i.lly.
...uKht^r, Mr.. B 0. Ow. T w- b,«.llw. Ahirt, have l»en at.
SEED
I-ROM RELIABLE PEOPLE
Chufas,
Velvet Beans, *
tractive.lv arranged, and which will Amber,
iie preoitled over b> members of the v ,
league, are a* follow^: A b(M>th, North
the" Battleship S<juth * conducted on the 5 and 10 cents store r;.. orcr ; a iVar’ nr Tat
{plan, in whicn will be displayed ar- ^ or K ,a * eanuts, 1 car* Or v,at
_ tides f*»r house and kitchen, will be r a ;i vijn^.
Mfs Walton Warren and little presided over by Mrs John M Klein * *
*on. of Savannah, who have !*-vn an d Mrs. John H. Peurifoy; the man Millet, Chufas.
visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs. i Japanese booth, c nsisting of fancy
Mr and Mrs. W J. Getsirger. W.
Vv. GarvinJ arsl J. M* Benton, of
Getsinger, visited Charleston"^ last
wetrk to see
Candina.
and .(Jran^e Cane, A
Carolina ’ Peanuts,-
mts, Pear! <
Tennessee Ger-
Select
H. A. Francis,
Thursday.
returned home candies, etc. will be presided over Seed Corns. Prices
M
ta>.
} by Miss Bertha Klein and Mrs. T. G.
arK j Kershaw; an Ke cream booth will be plication.
on ap*
B. (.a*cn
w a.- E c; •
irla>.
M. H
liiot
of l
r.c-i> her
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‘day.
Mr n
id
i > • A.
(’Gttit*: •
.lib*
A * . *'
town M
)l.da>
Mr. and Mrs. T. > Boynton. ^ j in charffe of Mrs . H W . Black. Jr.
baby of Hender^nville. spent Sun- MrR Jas E peurifoy. Mrs. N. G.
no-r-.nville. day in town, guests of^Mi-. Boyn-1 Morntlj and Mrs H . ;nkthe
j fancy work Ip^th, containing ail
i kinds of fancy work, will be in
WRITE
ton's parents, Mr.
sun.
and Mrs Ar.der-
busi-
Shuptrine Co.,
\d‘iison,
^ UloiC*
M H
was in
M >n<Gt.
l':!*- T hi l.
Walter boro
Olt
K < rost.y, I'.
Vi.t 2, was i!
m bjsin«‘iw>
Paul
earner
'1 hur-lay
J.I) \ •kerrm* 1>'
W illis, of w*Oi4g‘ »i,i•
Mottda..
•rvynvi! e.
busii e^s
•n 1: F. I>.
\v a iel l».,ro
G C. Brown, who has l^en away |charge of Miss Jessie Fraser and \ I
f., r iu days vi-:tir g Spartanburg, Jlrs. G. C. Brown; the c4ndy brx»th 3.\\ -\.\i\.\n. tjt.t )KLil.\|
High Point, N. C., and other cities, will be presided over by Mbs Grace
returned honi'* Monday. Mr. Brown Brown and Mrs. H. G. Sheridan,
bioght several car loads of furniture { - ——
while away. / | NOTICE.
The April meeting »*f the King
will
The Waherboro democratic pre-
id at icinet will meet Saturday. April 23rd.
Daughter,- and .sons
th
afternoon. April 25.Ht .»o'cli>ek. Ah jhou.-e. pursuant
chairman.for thi
iv iv. o. , ciner.
Baptist church hen* nex^t Monday a t 12 o'clock, noon, at the court
the raerrtbdis are urgently requested
to lie present.
a - ’ 1 Mrs 11 L*.
, 'v- re in town
A 1*. Iliott, who liv.-
w a-a t* L culler ' a
FatuiUiy # o
.Mr. and Mrs Be-r
G»ttagcville, were vi.-.*.or..
town Monday.
Prof T V. Far-) i
Mary 1! >*o. of H
8p“f»t Sunil i, it town
Mr and lr n. P K. Willis
tageville, vote am >ng h 1
Monday.
Preaching Sunday at the Presby
terian church by the pastor. Hey A.
Preston Boyd. Morning subject,
••ar town, **T>*»n , t t’riiss the Bridge Fntil You!
...r office fiome to It ” Then for the evening
service will he, ‘‘The Man Behind ,
the Tn*e."
VSil'iS, of - i • r*i i
Tl^ 1 several l)emo<’rafic (.mbs]
throughout the county will meet
at tfceir respective precints next
Saturday; April 23, to elect offiie-s
and delegates * to the County
Democratic Convent i< n, which meets
at the courthouse in Walterboro
Monday, May 2.
to c»b-of county
■ purpose of greeting
officers, delegates, etc. A full at
tend a n«*e is urged ' 5 > iV *
C. (i. HendJrsori, President,
i W. U McTeer, Secretary.
| Walterlxiro, April lb, 1910.
to our
ar d Miss
iersonville.
of Cot-
in tow n
CHIIdrom Cry
FOR FLETCHER S
CASTO R I A
For Sale by
A. WICHMAN & SON
Ul 1
Mr. and
Ibvrtor'a (’pviv
day shopping.
F.x-t’oroi.or I
Prof. John »{*
weren town I riday on husii eab
Mr aid Mr*, fr G Benton
Among the visitfirs to Charleston !
la^t wev*k from Waiterlvtro to wit- j
nesa the prt*sentation of the silver;^
y
(.JVW1* of i 1 '. Smith. B. G Price. M. R. Briggs. ^
r wr Satnr-' Mr. a nd Mrs. Jas. F. Peurifyy and
j two chiidrehrEmmelim* and Charlie,
1 Hdii. J. S. Gritiin, Capt. H. I). Pad-
P.reiard, of gett, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. .Anderson,
aIin- Florence Anderson, S. Finn.
Mrs Jno. li. Peurifoy, Mrs. Bianca
Padgett, E E. Jones, Dr. M. R.
t’amoMI. Rev: A. P. Boyd, K. T. H.
Shaffer, W. W. Smuak, G»l. and
Mrs. C. G. Henderson, Mrs. B G.
Hyrne and son, Gerald, J. M. Wit-
W F 0’*pjir and Jeff Blocker, of •
Hors** Pen. were ;n tow>i Saturday
on busmo.a j uairolina were as
. Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Black Creek, were in .
day.
. fr*
~f r "***
r x.
jikert* tr. t >wn Satur-
*
W. Strickland and
Wilj*«n. of >moaks,
Penicl. w in town dtoppirg Fri
day.
o
Mr. and Mo* Sam B Saunders, of
l>rctor’s Gi *»'k, may Ikj mentioned
amor./ th.» in town ThurH<iay.
Andrew W v K-r ami vin, Furman,
of Get drg'T. tuti business in town
Thursday.
y'/isell. Miss Eva Mace, and H. Zalin.
Dr. 11. A Wb'.H. "
vide, K*.l bu'ihcif' in
day.
f Henderson-
towT. Tnurs-
A H. I.ir.gi.u*. of Pleasant
Grove, wa. »r town rr.day on busi-
nesa.
S. G. Pvm v
am«HVT
Monday.
»f tdottageville was
wtra came to see us
Misa Edt'li are, of Adams Run,
aiient from Saturday till Monday
ip V\ alUvbor >
Dr. Jutii Price with aeveral of his
friend.- frei. North are on a fishing
l»art\ at A. heptw this week.
Mrs. W W. Soeighu* and children,
of AUeodale. are v tailing Mrs. D. I).
McMurph,* in town this week.
J. Lecl Lyons, on** of Smoaka'
ieatling ni<-rchaiit]». was among those
who hail b*«.!ne:*i in town Thur-day.
Mr. an! Mrs. Jos. W. Lucas, of
Greenwoid, visited relatives and
friend* i » Wa.'erb«»ro frtmi Friday
till Monday.
Post master Jno. F. Smoak. of
•Smoak.-, went Charleston last
week to set* the Batl!v*shtp South
Carolina.
Miss Lottie Bellinger of Walter
boro is vwting her sij.u»r, Mrs Mary
Greguru-, on Wentworth street.
«CharleNluii Post.
DANCE AT HYRNE’S HALL.
Tiie young ladies of Walterlxiro
are again indebted to the young men
for aiv informal dance given at
Hyrne’s Hall Friday evening. This
dance, though hastily gotten up,
wa*. as the Walterboro dances usual
ly are. very much enjoyed. The
music was furnis ed by local talent,
and it was a rather late hour before
the merry dancers began to wend
their way homeward.
Those present were Misse* Eva
Mace. Lucy Williams. Helen'Lucas,
Dollye Price. Edith Luca*. V\ ilhel-
mina Strobel, May Ethridge. Claudia
Butler. Emmie Strobel. Florence An-
derwn), Algie Wichman, Mabel Wich-
man. Cora Connor, Ernestine Green,
Kllena Lernacks. The gentlemen
were Messrs H. M. Anderson, Marsh
all Gruber. C. H. Eraser. J. C. Lem-
acks, K. L. Fishbume. D. B. Peuri
foy, I. M. Fishburne, C. Binna,’ Will
Kirby of St. George, E. D. Lernacks.
J. M. Moorer, F. Fripp, F. Wichman,
John H. Peurifoy, Ricks, Pepper of
Charleston. The chaperons w-ere
Mead am es E. D. Lemack®, J. H.
Peurifoy, W A Black, C^C. Andei-
•on. A F Butler. W. W. Speights,
D. D. McMurphy, and F. A. Robin
son.
S BARGAINS! BARGAINS! «
^ You Will Save J
£ 25 per cent, on every dollar, when £
^ purchased for CASH anything in JJ
£ Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Silver- J
y ware and Musical Instruments J
v» a
w at a
Thli contractor cot results.
Some years ago « cootractor build-
ing a rariruad in a warm climate was
troubiad a great
among the lalxxei
deal by sickness
4. L. l'*i. ter of Ritter, one of the
oldest subscribers to The Press and
Standard m the county, j«aid this
office a pleasant call Monday.
Mr. and Mrs K. JI. Wichmann
and little daughter, Elizabeth, left
Thursday if ter noon f »r Washington,
Baltimore, New York and other
northern cities. They will be away
•bout two weeks.,
‘W $
The Baptist people of Will if ms,
will worship in their new church
next Sunday at 4 o'clock in the af
ternoon and at 8*^ o'clock in the
evening Public cordially invited to
•Head.
era
He turned his attention at once to
their food and found that they were
getting full rations of meat and were
drinking water from a stream near by.
He issued orders to cut down the
i amount of meat and to increase greatly
tiie quantity of Quaker Oats fed to the
men.
He also boiled Quaker Oats and
mixed the thin oatmeal water with
fheir drinking water. Almost instantly
all signs of stomach disorders passed
and lua men showed*decided improve
ment in strength and spirits. Thia con
tractor had experience that taught him
the great value of good oatmeal, si
'Packed in regular tire packages,
and in hermetically sealed tins for hot
.. donates.
** Mr. •mtMrw.R
•oa Junam, Arthpr
F. Huggins and
Artfepr Rodger* mod Mia*
McNeil'a. who attended
rof Theodore E. Leach
at last week, re-
wUer part ofTha
JEWELERY STORE.
WALTERBORO AND EBRHAIDT
UMn
A. WKHXAM A SON
SPRING STYLES IN HATS
We were very much pleased at the results of
our Spring Milliner)' Opening and desire to
thank our friends for their interest
Qur stock of Spring Styles in Hats and all
Millinery ill most complete ard up-to-date. We
shall be pleased to have you call and see our
newest sltapes of hats.
DRESS GOODS
MRS.
NOVELTIES
BLACK
a
Tk% Lattes* Stars.
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HAVE FIVE PATENTED! sPOINTS
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WHEN BUYING
A RANGE
®p!ect one w hich promises lx*?t to meet y'nbr own re*iuirements.
ff you Hesire the mfist plea.-ing combination of l>eauty. conv'en-
ience, durability, rvonomy ami {N>sitive results at a minimum
cost, select a Princess. There are reasons for Princess Ranges.
If there ha<i not existed a great opportunity to improve the or
dinary range construction, a Princess range might never have
been created. It is the crowning achievement of science in steel
range building.
Though one of the most recent, the Princess range is the most
popular in the world’s market today: It is the most substantial,
convenient and economic cooking apparatus yet conceived. Be
sides including the desirable points of all other makes, Princess
Ranges jxissess five exclusive and pateTited features of superiori
ty which commend them to every house-wife.
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If you investigate a Princess
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first, you’ll buy no other!
Brown Turniture
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& Hardware Co.
‘THE BIST BUSINESS”
As I will move - to Walterboro
soon, I offer my stock of General
Merchandise at ‘COST and below,
with few 'exceptions. Below are
some of the bargains offered:
WORTH
GOING AT
Standard Prints
7
5c
Assorted Lawns
5 to 15c
4 to 10c
Organdies
6 1-2 to 2Dc
4 1-2 to 15c
Dimities
8 to 15c •
5 feo 10c
Laces
2 to 25c
I to 150
Embroidery
5 to 50c
3 to 35c
Ribbons
1 to 2fie
1-2 to 15c
Outings
6 to Pic 4
1-2 to 8 l-2c
Shoes
25c to $5.00
15c to $3.75
Shirts
25c to $1.50
15c to $1.00
Crockery, Glassware, Patent
Medi-
cines and many other articles too
numerous to mention going at COST.
Groceries and hardware not included
J. J. PADGETT,
Williams, *. - South Carolina.
For Safe by
▲. WICHMAN * SOM.
CAM Of THANKS.
Editor Prea» and Standard; Plea**
allow me qpace la year paper to
thank thooa who Mmwed tfcair kind
ness to me in my trouble last —^
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