The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 17, 1911, Image 8
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A Timely Question
Do you remember when you were little? Did
get enough ice cream then?
Buy an ice cream freezer and your children will love you
more and be less trouble to their mother.
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Ice cream is healthful. Buy a freezer from us and have
plenty of it
When you want hardware, remember we have it.
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Why allow your money to bank up around your home sub-
ject to dancer of low by Are or robbery?
When we make a specialty of Savings accounts and pay the
very highest rates of interest on balances when left with us
for any length of time; why not come out or drop us a line
regarding same TODAY.
We are well equipped to handle all classes of business, how*
ever small or large, and ask that you consider this an invita
tion to do businew with
A. Wichman & Son,
The Bank of Smoaks
SMOAKS, S.C.
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J A WILLIAMS,
President
W. YARN.
VicwPrest.
W. C. PATRICK. JR.,
Cashier
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dispose to religious feeling. We are
credited with being kind, merciful
'self-denying, true and conscientious;
we bear out this reputation, most
of us, by becoming, early in life.
New Grocery Store.
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I have decided to go back into the mercantile
business and have opened up a select stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Traits and Vegetables x
on Railroad Avenue, at Sanders stand, next door
to Walterboro Cotton Oil Mill.
I shall be glad to servo all my old customers and
a^ many new ones as possible.
s OPEN FROM 6:00 A. N. TILL *00 P. M.
H. 5. Glover
RAILROAD AVENUE-NEXT TO OIL MILL
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WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT
MISS H. E. MALONE
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HOW DO WE MEASURE UP?
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How much is exaggerated in order
to “Make a. point”—How seldom a
story “goes the rounds and loses
Women are supposed
i should,
that it is our Christian duty to be
truly kind to others; and that when
we are haughty, supercilious, or re
gardless of their feelings, we are
transgressing a distinct command
a member of some church, one of, w aich to make it more unmistake-
of whose pews we occupy even *f a ble, has been laid down iu differ
we do not strictly conform to allj eil ^ words, in different places of
Us precepts .in minor matters.; th# Bible. How is it possible that
Meantime, our sex Is not. as a rule! we cul f orget the “Whatsoever ye
what is known as immoral. The wou i,| that men should do unto you,
great majority do not drink, swear,! do ye eyen unto them likewise.”
or steal, very few even smoke. And yet only a few choice spirits
There is no doubt that there is a^ remember it, ’practically in their
tendency among us to a wholesome deal i w w i th other people. It is so
virtue, and that those who depart hard for ug to understand that such
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NOW ON DISPLAY
HAMMOCKS. $1 to t6.
PORCH ROCKERS, 11.25 to $6. \
PORCH SHADES. 25c. and 60e. Ft
CREXRUGS.50e.tol8.
RRFRIGERATORS, |8 op.
LAWN SWINGS. $5.50.
PORCH SWINGS. $3.50.
REED ROCKERS, $2 to $10.
IRON BEDS. $2. to $20.
DOOR MATS. 50c. up.
COOLERS. $1 up.
SCREEN DOORS. $1 up.
SCREEN WINDOWS. 35c. up.
HAMMOCK CHAIRS. $4.
LAWN SETTEES. $4 up.
MOSQUITO NETS, all prices.
CURTAIN POLES. 10c. up.
WINDOW SHADES. 25c. up.
EVERYTHING IN FURNHllRE
MAIL ORDERS PILLED FIRST
Brown Fnnritore & * Hardware Co.
from its standard are severely pun
ished by the voice of public opin
ion.
It Is in the little things which,
yet are not little, for they clearly
ahow the trend of character that
we so frequently are found wanting.
It is a failure “to measure up", a
want of sincerity, earnestness, and
things as these matteo—that they
make np true Christianity, if we
did, surely we would repress the sar
castic remarks, the imputation of a
bad motive where a good one might
as well be supposed. The scorn
ful glance and smile might not be
so much in evidence—the proverb
ial “cold shoulder,” turned so fre-
purpose, which are our besetting quently on the troubles and per-
ains. We call ourselves Christians, plenties of other people. '
and other* would not observe the W e know that we ought to treat
inconsistencies of which our con- the poor with special consideration;
duct is full. We profess to believe
in the teachings of the Bible—why
then do we not practice the charity,
the kindness to others, the truthful-
that we should hid them, more
than others, to our feasts, and try
in every way to make up to them
for the cruelty of fortune. Bnt the
neae, which It certainly enjoin*. Howf /cry reverse is done; thinking only
often we hover on the borders of
debateable land in these matters, tr
Ing to persuade ourselves that object of being helpful is not “la
there is no harm In repeating small a n our thoughts”. We care only
of self-advancement, we Ignore tjhe
yoor, and “run after” the rich. The
scandal or gossip, because those wh
are the subjects of it “have laid
for being helped.
That our women are woefully de-
t,, ‘ Mr. Pewrlfoy
i ll; Mr and Mrs. Jamss E. Puerifoy
I and children, Emmaltne and Char*
lrt>. returned Friday from a very
L delightful trip to Richmond, W'aah-
|{ ingle n. New York and other points
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o' Interest. They were away ten
days. Hie trip was at a season of
v )*«ar when traveling is most
pleasant, and they had a most en
joyable trip.
Mr. R. L. Sanders, of Mashaw-
ville, visited relatives at Adams
Sun last week.
Indigestion
Is the curse of every home.
Calk’s Dkotht Vac will cure it
in ill forms. Painful digestion,
sour stomach, bloated feeling,
palpitation of the heart, sleep
lessness, distress and all the
ills arising from poor digestion
yield promptly to the marvel
ous effect of bwUe’s Digestive Wae
50c the bottle at your nearest
store or from
SHUPIRINE CO.
Savannah, Ga.
Money back if not pleased.
themselves open to it" as if wo flclent in such matters is only too
ourselves have never made mistake*, plain. But if we call ourselves
“have acted so that they de- Christiana, it should be our daily
serve no sympathy” as if, la all
our lives we had never alnned. How
endeavor to measure up more fully
to the requirements of our prof<
eeldom we see Christian, or non-jslon. For in the womanly charac-
l hristian, whom we can depend j ter, above all else, every imperfec
tion mars the whole.
on for the plain unvarnished truth.
Unintentional Omission. f
We beg to call the attention to
the fact that a very interest-
apoech, dellverd by Rev. J. M. Cra
ven, was omitted when the ^rticle
written last week giving an ac-
t < unt of the’ memorial at Bedons.
TMs speech was enjoyed very
t t ch by all, and we can assure
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you that if one followt.4n the. path
o' his subject, it will be easy to
'nee the Judgment. .
Mr*. L. B. Larlecy of Savannah,
Oa.. In visiting hor mother, Mrs. E.
B. Byrne, at Mashawvllle. She will
reaaaia three
Party Going to Wiggins. N
A very enjoyable outing is being
had today at Wiggins. ▲ Jolly par*
ty left on the early* morning traip
for this interesting point to spend
the day in sightseeing. This party
is given by Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Price
in honor of their gneets, Mrs. J. P.
Price and daughter. Miss Ruth, of
Barnwell. They; wUl be the recip
ients of many attentions from the
people of this little village.
Those Is the party are: Mr. and
Mrs. B. O. Price, Mrs. J. P. Price,
jMlan Ruth Price, .4us Edith Jordan,
Miss Dolly* Price, Messrs. George
and Sherwood Price.
DISTRIBUTOR AND CULTIVATOR OOTTOft AND CORN PLANTB
WHY NOT USE THE
Best Cotton and Corn Planter
and distribute your Fertilizers with
the Best Distributor Made,
such that will produce an equal distribution on every
inch of soil over which it travels.
The Oaks Planter and Distributor
will do their work in a manner most satisfactory. We
are Agent for die above and can vouch for the perfec
tion of their work based upon actual test in our
fields#
The Oaks Distributor will side-dress young or old
crops, and cultivaie same with a single operation.
/Vice $14.00 each at Factory, or $15.00 F. O, B.
Ritter.
Colleton Mer. & Mfc Co.
RITTER, - SOUTH CAROLINA
Ladies, Read Tins and Remember
That we havejust opened over Three Hundred Dollars
worth of NE.W HATS—Hemp’s Milan’s; Panama’s.
French Chip’s, in the newest colors—Black, Tan, Burnt
and White, in all the newest shapes.
MRS. J. S. JONES
toy new stand-next to Terry 4 Shaffer.