The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 15, 1910, Image 5
For Cotton or Corn
\
80 Pounds to the Acre
Gives Marvelous Results
Increases the Yield
Prevents Shedding During the August
Rains
Builds Up Your Land
Cheaper than Nitrate of Soda
Better for Plant; Better for Soil
We Have a Few Tons of This
Wonderful Fertilizer Now onJHand
JERRY & SHAFFER
FOR CONGRESS.
To my friends and constituents of
the first Congressional District: I
hereby announce that 1 shall stsnd
foi re-election to Congress, - subject
to the rules governing the Demo
cratic primary. During the years I
have been your Congressman 1 have
done my best to serve you honestly
and faithfully and to protect your
every interest to the Lest of my
ability. I trust you still have con
fidence in my ability to-serve you*
and 1 shall esteem and appreciate
very highly any assistance you may
render me in the coipipg primary.
Geo! S. Legare.
To the Democratic voters of Col
leton and the First Congressional
District: I announce myself a can
didate for Congress from the First
District and solicit and will appre
ciate your support.
J. H. Lesesne.
Manning, S. C.
SENATE.
1 am a candidate for re-election as
State Senator from Colleton County
and pledge myself to abide the re
sult of the Democratic primary and
to support the nominees of the party.
J. S. Griffin.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election to the house of
representatives for Colleton county;
pledging myself to abide the results
of the Democratic primary and sup
port the nominees of the same. *
J. L. Robertson.
TA YLOR’S
Yielding to the entreaty of numer-
our friends throughout the county.
I hereby offer myself as a candidate,
for re-election to the house of repre
sentatives. pledging myself to abide
the results of the Democratic party
'and support the nominees thereof.
G. W. Way.
To the Democratic Voters of Colle
ton County:
I am a candidate for re-election to
the House of Representatives from
Colleton County, subject to the rules
and regulations of the Democratic
primary elections, pledging myself
to abide the result of the same and
support the nominees thereof.
D L. Smith.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for magistrate of Peeples.
--iger Creek clubs. I
ask the support of all voters and
pledge myself to abide the resuit of
the Democratic primaries and sup
port the nominees of the party. If
elected will serve the people as I did
when I held office before.
J. C. Crosby.
To the Democratic, voters of
Horse Pen. Tiger Creek and Peeples
Clubs: I hereby announce myself a
candidate for re-election to the
office of magistrate. I can only
promise the voters asgbod service in
ihe future as in the -past. Subject
to the rules of the Democratic
primary. Respectfully.
C. N. Langdale.
I hereby arnounce myself a candi
date for Magistrate of Sheridan and
Glover Townships, and pledge myself
to abide the results of the Demo
cratic primaries and to support the
nominees of the party.
‘ I. B. Weeks.
To the Democratic \oters of
Sheridan and Glover Towmships: I
am a candidate for magistrate. If
elected will do my duty, irrespective
of persons. Subject to the rules of
the Democratic primary.
T. M. Reeves.
Classified Advertisements-
Want and for mleada 25 cents for 25
word* or les*. One oeut a word for all
over 25 word*.
Bnsinese locals fire cents a line.
SEASIDE COTTAGE—Snllivan’e Is
land (formerly opened by Mrs Vir-
gioit Kwon Clopton), open* Jane 1,
1901, under management of Mrs W T
Reynolds. Charleston, 8. C. Front
beach, facing ocean. Beautifully lo
cated. Electric lithte. Living room
with fire piece. Fine surf bathing.
Station 22. near electric line. For
rate* address Mrs W T Reynolds,
So Hi ran* Island, 8. O. 6 1 Et
FOR SALE
OR SALE—Seven room honae on JKsil-
road Avenue. Apply to B. Levy!
6 6 tf
1> OR HALE—Full line of eiectra fpsmel
*a»-e for the kitchen. Very c-5'esp,
serviceable and cleanly.
L N Glover,
Furniture Store.
"’fc
Our sale advertised in the last two issues of this paper
exceeded our utmost expectations in genuine results.
We were very glad to see that our eflorts were appre-
ciated—and it was such a pleasure to note the many
satisfied and in many cases supplied customers, taking
advantage ol these very special values we gave to the
shopping fraternity of Walterboro and Colleton County.
Allow us to place a few more values before you, which are
even better than those before offered:
i piece plum colored linen,
swell goods for coat suits.
These goods cost us 15c, to
close IOC -
1 piece Catawba Rep.
1 piece Copenhagan Rep.
1 piece Royal Blue Rep.
These goods would be cheap
at 20c. They cost us 15c.
They have not moved as they
should. Would they surprise
you at__ ^ A — IOC
4 pieces colored P. K. Brown,
Cherry, Blue, 2 shade^ Goods
that were big values at 15c—
to dose j IOC
High silk finished Mohair or
Brilliantine, 52 in.—Colors
brown, navy, garnet. Goods
we sold at 75c to close 49c
36 in. striped linens—a very
swell and stylish fabric'for coat
suite, skirts, childrens
pers, etc. Classy stuff. Original
price 15c, to go at - 8c
100 pair of Peter’s Celebrated
Tan Oxfords. We have dis^
continued the agency of
this make of shoes and will
close out what remains ol this
line at less than cost We
mean for them to go:
Slippers we sold at $3.50 now
1 —- $1.98
w
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Slippers we sold at $3 25, now
$ I *75
Slippers we sold at £|*oo, now
A.
Slippers we sold at $2.50, now
$1 25
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
To the Democratic voters of Col
leton County: 1 am a candidate for
the office of probate judge for Col
leton county, subject to the rules of
the Democratic primary.
T. H. Caldwell.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of probate judge
for Colleton county, subject to the
rules of the Democratic primary and
pledge myself to support the nomi
nees thereof and abide the results of
the same. H. H. Hiott.
o *
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election as probate judge
for Colleton county, pledging my
self to abide the result of the Demo
cratic primaries.
Respectfully,
Jno. D. Edwards.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
To the Democratic voters of Colle
ton County: I hereby announce my
self a candidate for re-eleetion to
the office of county treasurer for
Colleton county. I can only promise
the voters as good service in the
.future as in the past Subject to
the rules of the Democratic primary.
Respectfully.
R. E. Jones.
Slippers we soW at ft.oo, now
51.00
Slippers we »W1 at 51.25, now
85c
Give us a ckanca lo prove it
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
At the solicitation 6f many friends,
I hereby offer myself a candidate for
county commissioner, and plege my
self to abide the result of the Demo
cratic primaries and to support the
nominees of the same.
IshamW. Dopson.
I am a candidate for re-election
to the office of county commissioner
for Colleton county. Subject to the
rules of the Democratic primaries.
Thanking my friends for their sup
port in the last campaign, and
soliciting a continuance of the same.
I am, • Yours very truly,
D. E. Sen oak.
TAYLOR’S
Walterboro Y Popular
< FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
At the solicitation of many of my
friends throughout the county, I
have decided-to make the race for
Auditor of Colleton County, subject
to the rules governing the Demo
cratic primary. H. W. DuBois.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election as county au
ditor for Colleton county and pledj
myself to abide the results of tl
Democratic primary and support
the nominees of the party.
A. 4- Patterson, Jr.
I hereby declare myself a candi
kte for the
' NOTICK.
AU Districts dsMriag to
tor
to have their
Mobs’ la bf the First of Jaty
indetlou may be by
H. W. B’sek, ir,
Wahetboro, B. 0.Jane il, t**>. i:
This re
NOTION.
I trig best _
called Balkekstchle ^
the 16lh day et Jaae, It/O. it H
for tbe wwpobs ef totMag
■sfla«mrv reseirs oa ssAd bridgi
be seen staeAd
day of sale.
j o GBirrnr,
aa
May 1*1910.
date for the office of auditor for
Colleton County. If elected
guarantee efficient service. Subject
to the rules of the. Democratic pri
mary
P.
WANTS.
WANTED—Several Toon* men to wore
In the city of Charleston m aaletman.
Experience nnneceaoa’y Good con*
tract—no oat-lay required. Apply 10
M. Paniotte,
Singer Store.
5 25 3t " Walterboro, 8. C.
AGENTS WANTED—Boy' and girl
agent* Bell 24 packages of The 8hur-
win Polith for oa and receive a beau
tiful camera or doll free. Write to
day. The Breaker Bnpplv Co.
Bix 25. Dept. 5,
6 11 12t Bt. George, B. C.
TO RENT—In
former)*
Maahawville, the •tore
formerly operated and owned by the
late W. N. Larieey. Apply on prem
i*e* to Mrs. W. N. Larisey.
6 8 3t
TO RENT—Nice new dwelling with five
rooma, hallway, kitchen, eta Just 9
min a tee from new school
518 tf. J ■ G. C. Brown.
BUSINBRS LOCAL*.
Harris Llthia aad Vitae Spring water
for sale at Klein’a.
Rost proof seed iloe for sale at B G
HyrmPa.
Jall-0 lot
alKMa’a.
Joel received a new aad complete line
of ladies* men's and children's Shoe*.
powders, all flavors.
A. C. von Lehe, tbs Shoe Man.
Purs strained California bon#?, Urge
bottles for sale at Kletn'a
Sea Dr. Campbell's date* elsewhere in
this Issas.
Tangle-foot fly paper at Klein’* Drug
Store.
Reaping attachments to Deering Ma
chine* for oats cutting. Also Grain
Oradlea, to. See Yarn Bros. Co.
Moselle
and Smoaka, 8. C.
6 24 tf
WWI
S. C., Down by tbs Depot
• 11 tf
° FOR MAQJSTfcATE.
To the Voters of 8herk*nii Town
ship: I hereby —nuuen myaaif a
camttdata for tbs office of Magia-
pMgfur myaaif to abide the
and to support tho
Jaquee, Jr.
laatRnttor.
stand aad 1
B. 8. Glover.
The Man Who Retreats
Before His Defeat!
By Herbert Kaufman.
d ^
Advertising isn't magic. There is no element of
the black art about it. In its t>est and highest form
it is plum talk, sane talk—selling talk. Its results are
in proportion to the merit of the subject advertised
and the ability with which the advertising is done.
There are two great enemies to advertising
profit, and both of them are caused by ignorance of the
real functions and workings of publicity.
The one is to advertise promises which will not bt»
fulfilled, f>ecause all that advertising can do when it
accon^lishes most is to influence the reader of your
copy to investigate your claims.
If you promise the earth and deliver the moon ad
vertising will not pay you. \
If you draw men and women to your store on
pretense and fail to make good, advertising will have
harmed you because it has only drawn attention to the
fact that you are to be avoided.
It is as unjust to charge advertising with failure
under these conditions as it would be for your neighbor
to rob a bank and find yourself indicted for his misdeed.
In brief, advertised dishonesty is even more profitless
than unexploited deception.
The other great error in advertising is to expect
more out of advertising than there is in it.
Advertising is seed which a merchant plants in the
confidence of the community. He must allow time for
it to grow. Every successful advertiser has to be
patient. The time that it takes to arrive at results
rests entirely with the ability and determination you
display in the effort. But you cannot turn back when
you have traveled half way and declare that the path
is wrong.
You can’t advertise for a week and because your
store isn’t crowded say it hasn’t paid you- It 1 takes a
certain period to attract the attention of readers.
Everybody doesn’t see what you print the first time
it appears. More will notice your copy the second day,
a great many more at the end of a month.
You cannot expect to win the confidence of the.
community to the same, degree that other men have
Obtained it without taking pretty much the same
length of time that they did. ‘But you can cut short
the period between your introduction to your reader
and his introduction to your counters by spending more
effort in preparing your copy and displaying a greater
amount of convincingness.
You mustn’t act like the little girl who planted
a garden ajid came out the next day expecting to find
it in full bloom. Her father had to explain to her that
plans require roots and that, although she could not
see what was going on, the seeds were doing their most
important work just before the flowers showed above
ground.
So advertising is doing its most important work
before the big results eventuate, and to abandon the
money which has been invested just before results
arrive is not only foolish but childish. It would be
just as logical for a farmer to abandon hif fields because
he could not harvest his com a week after he planted it.
Advertising does not require faith—merely com
mon sense. If it is begun in doublt and deserted before
normal results can be reasonably' looked for, the fault
does aot lie with the newspaper or with publicity—
it rests entirely upon the head of the coward who
retreated before he was defeated. ? ^
(Copyright, 1901, by Tribe** Company, Chicago.)
will care any cue
Price 25c.
Tho Oak Taaned Sole Shoo* only at
von Lehe, tho Shoo Man.
Grape Jnioe make* a delightful ram
mer beverage—at Klein’*.
See Dr. Campbell’s date* elaewbere in
this issue.
5 or 6 do»es “SSS"
of ChUtsand Fever
4 13 6moa
Canned red cherries at H. 8. Glover’s
Old Ladles and common raise Shoes at
von Lehe, tho Shoe Man.
5 or 6 doeee *‘666’’ will onrp.any case
of Chllie and Fevet. Price 26c.
4 1F6 moe
Souvenir post «*rd\ local view* of
Walterboro, at Klein’e
Igotas Pickles. H. 8. Glover.
Leave yoar orders for toad plaster
ith Yarn Bros Co, Moaalla and Smoaka
Katctep at H. 8. Glove f'a.
Qfait’jan aad extra rubbers at B G
Attention, Egg Men!
These Due Bills are exchanged for
Eggs at Terry & Shaffer and at
Beach Bros:
_i9io '
Due M ;
or bearer in tritde for Eggs
Dollars
too,
GOOD AT 0 ,., GOOD AT
Beach Broa. < v Jones Miltinery Store
Walterboro Drug Co. The H. VL Cohen Store
S. Finn's Jewelry Store Terry A Shaffer ' /
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Tabtom will braae ap
all
the .whole
Sold by
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