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•'■if • £AGtC s v - "J i-.t' <w»«; y<-f: f? \ .-»- THE PRC8S AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO. S.;C. «? NOV. 28. 1910 ■ fl ' AMERICAN FENCE \ MADE BY r? American Steel & Wire Co. A Ronnrt, finlwtantul, enduring ft-no*, built on the elastic, hinged-joint priuci. pie—the most scientific, practical and per fect fence principle known. It yields to groat and sadden pressure but returns again to the urigliMM muaepu. Thoroughly galvanised and protected against weather. ron SALE BY FOR SALE BY YARN EROS. CO. and W. W.CCNE. Lodge, S. C. •' ilOUlf* IN WRAfL AT lEST^r^O you believe in the philosophy of . standing still? Are you a disciple) it that way: in Amrwt, im sh? n-arned to j i 0 f “My grand daddy did Hearn of Colleton awiritjr. To th»S‘ ^ o aaio< 1*> children were bom, H of; vfcorr with the father survive her.' Of course you are not You don’t dare be; that’s one) All of these except ore. ^Villiam' thing you are trying to get away from. Henry, died in infancy, he having ' - —** -A_^j 1.- ^ \ ou can’t afford to let things drill along You are look- And nearly four jean ago at the j n ^ f or everything that will help you to make your work easier, w of 19. Ail of the eight children pleasanter and help you gel more out of it We all are. •so n amed except the tAo>ounR*| The telephone, the telegraph, the electric car, the auto- l >f Columbia anc ^ ^ alesl the dying machine tell us in indisput- * * able language. The world is moving—things are not as they 1 were. .•»t who renaun at home with tho father. P H Mean herr-if one ot the aorw. Mother’A'leath wws a mont bi*auti . ~ ful one She wan in fail.nR health e have to keep step with the ever moving procession*] for years, but no one except .herself nr we will l»e trampled under,and crowded down and out. hne* that the end was near Fieely You can't illord to be a back number now days. Things to had she talked t . the family a. I pay. and there is room and need for all of us in this ^rand friends of the approaching day am. march of progress.' So get in the procession and move along, had with h«*r own hand- prepared. There i> a paj>er published for you, just the kind of a her bunal mi** Mother constantly . ^p er y OU have Uien hankering for—chuck full of the spirit of 1 talked of the better world and , * lt ‘ progress —edited honestly and fearlessly. No guess work talk hrightday when she could aland j n but talk that steers you right, keeps you in the JL-TuJ < “ slV ! "X ht P» th » nd "*»*’* , at "T ,lead of . th ;- proceSsion-ri-ht where j *r.ol„r W «„h h-r own h«>d. rt.eiJ 011 10 nRht wnere you belong. >w., i... ^.i Thus paper is the Progressive l am hYtpe«l to (veiiarv the mK>nday meal •^nd then enjoyed it w.th the family. After dinner »he prepared a bunch of How era to put on the grave of her boy in the family cemetery five mi lea paper is the I'rogressive Farmer nnd Gazette of Raleigh'' N. C. It is made tn the South by Southern men for Southern men and deals with Southern conditions only, the! conditions you are interested in. They will be glad to send you a sample copy or the paper ( away. Accompanied by her husband j for a w hole year, every week, 52 big issues for $ i .00. “The ■at her daughter-in-law, Mrs G V paper that i» made for you.** IPtar.4,'she began the drive, if her The publishers ol this paper will refund your money if sua-Hehry could have looked over y OU are not pleased with the paper, so you run no risk in fee battlemanU of yonder work! sending in your subscription now, and we advise you to do so S^Jr l m ° ,t —ighrnow. 5 httltiful earthly aceoe hiseyea ever j h taTupon. Him heart would have Hirdbbed with a joy exceeding that si the angeU Ere they had gone far from the house, without a strug gle. without a pain, mother closed bar eyes and went to sleep as she ea-ciaimed, “Ereryihing seems so dark." Yea, her light went out here to ah ire brighter in the home of the aunt On Monday afternoon she was laid to rent in Wesley chapel eemetery in the presence of a Urge tiumbtr of relatives and friends, vfUr an appropriate service in the Church No mother was ever more gentle, bwing ai?& aymphathetic than was >ur mother She lived. i»he labored, she mfTered for her children Her Inst thought* were for them At a tender age. ere her girlish nature had kissed the noonday of young womanhood, she gave her heart to God ami from that day uatil the angel of death winged h:s way through space to call her home ahe lived a consistent Christian life tfh^loved her church to thewnd and one of the la*t acts of her life was to prepare communion wine for it to he used at tho l<ord’a table. Alihough she is deprived of partak ing of this communion here, yet she ♦•njuys the communion of His holy fir.uenee in that home of *lhe soul. Her church memberahip ua* with the Christian church At Island*on. to which place she transferred her Membership over 20 years ago. ■other’s life was not only a beauti ful om but it waa a life of service. Her motto wsa to “make the world mi! MILLINERY DEPARTMENT /'■ We beg to announce tliat we have the largest stock of ladies hats we have ever had. Mrs. Zalin has long experience in trimming hats andean please you. : : : ; • . : : : hrorn now till the County Fair al! hats will be sold at 20^j less tlian price. Now is the time to buy. H. ZALIN THE CLOTHING STORE omt DUd better, brighter and happier.t* and she did her part of this. The Bible she loved dearly. She knew its 1 truths, having been a consistent reader of its pages from early child-. hood and this she never failed to I teach to her childr«Mi by example as well as precept. She was always more thoughtful of others than she was of self, even when the physical frame shock with pain. Few mothers can say what our mother can. She saw all nine of her child ren bap Used into Christ, three of them being baptised by her fisrt- born am. and all are members of the Christian church. The stormy clouds hung out their dark mantle ovei the home her na ture was as strong as tho rock of Gibraltar. When the sunshine of peace and prosperity lighted the home her life was blooming flowers. While the autumn w inds sang in the treetops their soug of death and the last rays of an evening sun kissed the pale cheeks of tlW? falling leavea, we laid mother to rest, but by faith we could hear her voice among the angels saying **A11 is well now.” Her Affectionate Son. VV R I f E FOR SAMPLES TRY US ON A MAIL ORDER MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HOME WHEN YOU COME TO THE CITY “SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK’’ / * 232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street, Charleston, S. C. e Charleston’s Great Department Store Tbe Largest Wholesale and Retail Mail Order House In the Sooth New Fall Tailored Suits In exceptionally smart, up-to-date models for Ladies and Misses. £r’” p $10t»$100aSal LAMES AND IBSES WALKING SUITS In Chiffon Panama. All new models. Plain tailored or trimmed with Taffeta, Silk or Satin bands, fl 7C f A fOC Prices range from.. I IU f LkI Newest of Wants for Fal and Wnler Wen All pure White Linen Waists, plain tailor-made, with laundered collars cuffs $1, li5 and 1.50 Each LAMES TAFFETA SOI WAISTS * 3 ■ From $15.00 down to $2.98 each. Ladies Messaline Silk Waists at $3.75 Large line of Novelty Waists in Plaid Silks, Chiffon Over-net or Persian Taffeta Silk Silks and Dress Goods We are showing superior lines of Plain and Novelty Dress Goods and Silks. Write for Samples. Get our Prices. At Wholesale or Retail We offer new lines of Blankets, Com forts, Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Milliner)', Gents Fine Furnishings, Upholstery Goods, Floor Coverings of all kinds. Agents for Dr. Jaeger's Sanitary Woolen Underwear and Ladies Home Journal Patterns locand 15c each. Ladies’ and Children’s Ready-to-Wear Garments a Specialty Builders’ Material ,’ 11 r' \ tr* , Wanted the public to know that we have a most complete line of all kinds of builders' material, such as DOORS, % SASH, BLINDS, SHINGLES, MOULDING, BRICK, LUMBER, ETC. At prices to suit Let us know your wants. C. A. SAVAGE. lu xfAdorer of Roogfa ui Dressed Laaher. HACKER JIANUFAUl’RINf COMPANY, SUCCESSORS TO GEO. S. HACKER & SON. n • * = 1 ATTRACTIVE LUTE OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, . \ SHOES AND HATS, BLANKETS AND COM FORTS. COMPUTE ASSORTMENT UP CHOICE. GROCERIES. WE MANUFACTURE Doers Sash aid Blinds Columns and Balusters; Grilles and Ornaments; Screen Doors Windows. WE DEAL IN Glsss, Sash Cord and Weights CHARLESTON, S C. ' E*t*t>iUh«4 1* 1794. Oldest Firm in A meric* O. A. WALKER HYRNE’S STORt Wallerboro, • • Sovlh Carolina, sviBr Ur Tj 52 Meelina Street, charleston, s o JtOLK AND CRANITK WORK*, and Send For Prices, me v. 1 Wa