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I a 0 THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTER BORO, S. C. AS WALTKRBORO DBl'G CO. Pr«gB, Mvdctees, Tollri Artirlaw, mmd ftamkal Haptic Whether the eecret He« In conven ient location. In it* gplendld facili ties in stock equipment a»»J pres cript loa service, or In the hoKpitiJ- ity of its management, or in a com- binMlon of these features, the truth remains that the WaJterbo- ro Drag Company's store Is e/high- i ly popular entcrprise i ang is the i meetiag place for a great number of the people residing lr» and around Waltarboro. This establishment is j the jroaageat among the drug store i of Walterboro having been establish ed nine years ago. but during that I time has been responsive to popul- | ar demands for every requirement j that comes properly within the, province of {he drug business. The stock comprises a full assortment of! fresh cod pure drugs, all the lead- j log proprietary preparations, drug gists sundries surgice-l dressirgs and supplies, perfumes and toilet articles, novelty g'ods. randies and confections, fine stationery urn] writing materials. An attnvtive and popular feature of this estab- m ' > r v . / / ^ ■ ^ - n 4 1 ' * ** .C-*--" _ f ». // f * ****** aw * - v in* ee V '.<V' V •' Military liay at The Collctoi. County Fair. HI RSTFR'S RAKFRY. J K. Ilubster, l*nq»ri« t« r. lirough the patronage of the re- ii. the surrounding territory which has by their daily demands estab- lisl.ei Walterboro's advantages ; thorciighly as a source of sup ply ai-i introdurrd• the closest and ir.t'st fcvorable trade relations gen era y. u radius of forty miles of Walter boro the Hubster bread, cakes and lishnient is Its prescription depart- pj,. s are welcomed into the homes met* ' in which special attention la of the housekeepers of this entire given to the filling; of prescriptions, section h-•cause these produ-tic . this department being in charge of nu lntsin a hit h standard of excel- I)r. A_ P. Barnes, a graduate of ence in purity, flavor wh ileaome- the citadel at < harlestrn and of ness and quality generally. Like all Too much credit cannot b*» given the Pharmaceutical Department <>f successful enterprises, the Hiibster to those indhtduals who malnUlT^ the Medical College of the State of Dakery is the gradual development South Ci- olli't, ami whoso p'» i- 0 f M begining mode in a small way ciency in the compounding of medi- | H. A. FRANCIS. Fresh Vleats. • Ines has been recognized by the State Hoard of Pharmacy in a li cense to practice anywhere in South Csvolina. The Walt* rboi > Drir Co.’s store also curries a fiiM » -, l select line of confections, being the headquarters for Lowney's pro«luc- tions. The Walterboro Drug Copi- pany U owned by Mrs. J. S. Jones and A. P. Barnes ind is under the management of K. M. Jones, who Is always present to render an accommodating service. The store Is a model of neatness, being e«iuip- pe«l with silent salesnin.Ji show cas es and attractive wall case which stocks are displa-yed. From its Turnish{n>gs, stocks and sc lei. ilic equipment, it will be seen that the Walterboro Drug Comnan’*'* store Is a ronsYant contributing factor to Walterboro’s popularity and pres tige as a tr:<1e center, and as such the progressive policy of the man agement in maintaining a strictly first clasa establishment merits commendation. I MON FARMKKS’ BARGAIN HOISK. fr >111 day to dr-y‘a relialile supply <f fresh meuts. for of all foods this department is the most important because of the alertness, diligence and experience requirtd to render at all times a« satisfn.'tory service. From the slaughter h >use of H. A. Francis a great many families re siding in and around Walterboro se cure their supplies of fresh meats, because Mr. Francis exercises every effort to handle only such goods i-i are pure a •! fresh and p«>sse»s th# important quality o' sweetness. To maintain this quality :: air.tatns his own farm and wr »t •••.’ popnlsr through- Dut this section, and is to be .< iu. u •.<• . ouwesstul efforts n mainiaiiiing the moq favo.-ahle •I! kit comliiions in one of the nosi difficult lines to handle in the ntire range of sill retail ii*erests. Mr Francis makes his own s.»u- s. e. using the best materials only, and pri-uuciuv goods of : isvlute purity. He pays particular attentlo to tile machinery used, cleanliness being the first consideration. J. A. HOWARDS. Groceries anil Shoes. slaughter hou»e. which gi\es him In establishing a store 'wo years ego. mi (he east end of Walterbon, I \ Kdwards malntalr.o faciiit'es • is soni lying v. number of families in i.is vieinlty, because, as a deal- *r ’.:t »ii«es and groi-eries it will b* ihi i (instant aim and effort of Mr Howards to handle the byst val ues for the money that oi l p-wsib- ly In* secured direct from the man ufacturer ai>1 from the leading wh desale markets At this store he carries select stocks of ladles’, men’s and children's shoes in i. va- Mr. Francia riety of sizes, shapes, qualities and prices from the factories of the country's leading makers, candies. V. ALTKiclOftO UYK TINTT AXD YKMftrUK «OMF H- r-i ■* J*«U>s ftesD> w ai 1 t arm The estabilabmerit Af »bc WaRpr- boro Live £to« k and Vehicle Cto , in January. 1>«»7. Uk£.-1e the towa an iniportant son.ee gl «u| ply ter f ■'mem sad horarywdMt* withUl is radius of maty BtiW. I nder -an alert and exp»r>-t:.*d tu. i«g»“ ir.tenl^p patronage has bnn bSlik op which Mlends tb: -ugh ut all of t’olleton t'ounty. and which .otupris- jes the lead!. ; bor»e o«n-r» locat ed la the t-boee iiieuti jae,i se< t|OB. To Inertre to patron* he Iw-xf paarffc bic haying advaa*agn> (or I heir needs in horses and mule-, the Wal terboro Live Stock and Yehitle Co, bu:• a.>I ship dlrert trotn the Wart store the n. >st Ltoab-e reiafians hate leea estabheb'd with •>read ers and dealers on n ba-l^ of car load parrhaMs at i',.-ide t-X bed rock g/ic.s. W ken :r»es** shipmeats M. Fanlottc. Manager Walterboro arrive ia W'altcrtoro ’he t;*>r»es ar*» kfaaucn. placed in the >.g. y (i \id. d for No letter proof that golden op- | lhom . » nJ ‘ ‘ ,l *“ cant pens and ya «. . where tkey can te fully I. ap.** 2 by pr>?pect- ve pnrchr. ers. at i! a t «iu u* ions cek<d p»Tt liiiag prW, age. weight, Might, ur-t.ig -id sorb ing qtiahtbs and di-.po>ii:»n ar>* fUrly answered. f«*r -in., (hi* con cern does busiii.-e <> a >i rii-i ly le- ri .’,ntate basis ai! de.»t-ts ai»* if the rfoin ais hn->•• any, erabllrg the pa?nr io buy strh that full ard eomp.cte knowl edge sill, h is ImCUU to ses iin- tl »* KIVGFK SKWING >!.%( HINF. portuniib.i await the progr.>ssv-' md amid.ions in Walterboro Is ne««t ed than Is p. 1 ** • , 't «c Singer Sewing I^gchine pnny as npreseiOvU Ly Air. M. Pan- iotte. the local agvTt i r the com- >any. I s September, I SOP, Mr. Pan otte came to Colleton County, as a poin.ed out "talesman fer the company. He dlf-! ered from nii.iy tf the. tratellngi a>wing tuacliit c umts In that his K. Hu hater. by % K. Hnbster, *its and manager, twenty years ago ,on . ' , ' H| al ’* pork n season when he settled in Walterboro to H. \ Francis is r- native of Ci !- e. 1^ so that continuous patronage •w. fill depend entirely upon satisf: - - rience and a satisfied pa- after all, ihe hi'st trade Grocerie'S l»ry tioiKls, Clntliiug, Hlioes, Notions, Ktc. Popular l>ecause of its reliability and progressive because of the alert methods of its management, the UtVon Farmers’ Bargain House is a familiar name in Walterboro and since moving here a year ago. has received the constant prefer ence of many of the housekeepers, farmers, mechanifs and property owners for miles in every, direction, due to the fidelity of Its stocks to respond to all ordinary needs with goods that are Invariably an honest equivalent for the money Invested. The I’nion Farmers’ Bargain House antieipates all needs for grooerl 'S, dry goods, clothing, shoes and no tions generally, carrying constantly ’ on hand large and complete assort ments of canned and bottled goods tegs and coffees candies and con fections, breakfast foods and bak ers’ Ujfbt goods, extracts and spices, soaps and laundry supplies, heavy, groceries in floutyhominy, rice, mo lasses, etc., and sujidry articles generally in the food |lne. In the dry goods, shoe and other depart ments the very best values will he found ajd at prices which inu»t prove attractive, judging by the pa tronage enjoyed. F. Bennett, the owner and manager of this business, is a native of Colleton County, and has for several years operated a store in the country dis trict. . A year ago, seeing the op portunities presented In Walterbo ro, he removed to the town, and so rapidly has his business devel oped he now buys several lines in carload lots, among 'them be ing the Dunlap superlative flour, on which he has built np a large sale. He also owns end operates a farm of some two hundred ares. A visit to his store will cowince any me that the entire stock equip- | mem Is of hi)i.h character and is 1 the result of constant viglb nee uad | years of experience wlih makers j and the!r productions. Whatever j siwi ss T (’. Bennett ha i achieved in life has been due to Industry, ' Hose application to business and i’y fjHowing the principle of the ►quare deal, f and as a result of which he has built up an estxbllsll- *?•! and representative patronage, a Bbiiulaf . bfiUjrpii** and an envir »Y>Ie reputation for reliability. iffef' XL" 1 * ,, V * j r* I „ ...... MIH j no tions, and a full line of all the valuable advantage of selecting tho housekeepers’ nerds in foods his cattle i the pasture and becniu- aid groceries genen.My. In build ing thoroughly cemlm. d of the llU: "l» a trade the most effective health of the aqitual its age and , “*' ,hod of “> «" P* 4 ™* % a square deal will be rigidly follow- general fitness for food. Mr. FraQip cis keijs constantly on hand evel present ewner ,hir * keef. muP^y expe birtiiler. Mr. Kdwards is a native , ,, . , , of Charleston and before engaging follow his life pursuit the bakers leton County and has conduct..! , n , h „ . . in the present business wotkcl as a trade. During the Intervening years fh , s busIneflfi for twenty ywl „ m . Achlr ^ the ci.reer of the business has been constantly progressive--the result of energetic and enterprising meth ods in management, always, how ever, combined with the established merit of the prodpetions themselves in bread, pies and cak«s. whiih ere- i ated a demand wherever inti .dared. 1 Today this establishment is one of the best equipped ii> South Car- j oiina from a purely mechanical standpoint, for ike Ir/est time and labor saving machinery has been installed, being manufactured by tl » J. H. Day Co., of CiuciniHtl, one of the largest manufacturers of bakers' supplies in this country, the most sanitary conditions surround the process of baking, fren. i to the sweet smelling loaf or delici- J oils cake. In the Hubster bakery, which Is located in the rear of the store, is found the nitmi im>». . j equipment, consisting of dotirh mix- ' ei‘, dough machines betters and c. ory appliance that w ill promote purity save time and maintain ex cellence in methods of preparing the doiip.i for the ovens. In all the v ’ departments of the bakery several experienced persons rre constantly i inployed, w hose combined efforts turn out daily s*ver: hundred loaves of Iread and large qua > Hies ! ot cakes and pies, whk-h supply a 1 large iocaJ and outside demand. Mr Hubster learned the bakers' trad* the North and came here twenty years ago. Judged by r-^sn'ts b • i> among Walterboro s progress- i c • c'lixefti and business men, for he kept steadily r.pace with local develi'penient along all lines an- . in "ecljition built up a patronage mow! sailsfartory experience in the long run. At the stables of thi^ company., one de-e'i;..- to ex. linage • or purchase a horse or «* ule ctu secure a selection from a « nlle tbift whe.se qualities ar#- adapt, d to lo cal needs and dementi*. ►•> tbat it is ‘ never a difficult matter •<» x ibij a patron T!r» r.>!upan> d*-a!s be;, iiv i?i farm wago •. an.< i uggiee. '^-ing agents at this pD< e for the .-ele— heated Russe-ll w: - .on, an.i • ouoeel- ed to be one of the t—t fanu wag ons on the market'; tb«* Taylor- Cannady buggy- m:-!e at tixford. V. C . and the America!-b-fgsy. SmeP* f'f harness from ie^|inv ftn lorte-s are also kept e-''n«ta»J’> .n hand [in an as-orttue-iii of wei^htx. styles ; >id mountingi. sfrgje ano do.ibl *» •! these an* offered ai prle*"* which ate r**al ealtH* The (OW1- M * h5,, ‘ by P«r- ' ib. .e ?i<t» acres ot ; ai.«l in tbo oouduct whs above reproach i id "low «-onntry»* and ee*n«eT»i,iates *r- iils mcthiNis Wcre fair, mid so w.-M gaging in farniir g ^.d cattle* rai>- dld he succ*eed that in Mi.rch IS in, the conipaiiy opened a local office, k placing him ns ninnager. Htuce that ing ic the* ne*sr tntar. The Wal terboro l.ive Stork an i Vehlrlo rompaity is composed or it tv Black, Jr. F L. Ktr.*»r and It. B. tiin., the company's business in t'ol- Black, the former of whom i» th** leton t'ounty has gn>wn by leaps m*—*" The, ; > well and favor- and hounds until today there are ■»*•> kne>wn all eoer the c.i.wcrc for I mou* Singer Maciilhcr i . Hie n mo. ®'‘l^ ‘Bstant for the integrity no t ; of its peopit^fhen all othc ’ m ke j rellabllrty that are cm.ract. ri,.k- of combined. It was not altogeth-.r th »»'eir relation. Their method* have machine which brought about 'this contributed to rai,e the former condition, t.i much of Hie cr .... ^ horse-trsd.' festuree of dealing la is due Mr Fanlctte and his meth- '« * »“«^* ’'• h ~ ods. ThM he has made no mistake *‘•*"•‘*1 plnn«- legitimacy. »bero | ix demoiisirated *n tl.c large numb.* r-p.esentatWw j can tn* rett.d on In of machines he has pica, d in Uu- instance, and w.here principle 'homes of this setlicu ancl i 'ver.- i* not sa.-rltir.d U-r the d.-lbc Re- cane of these meta«*d«. *he Waifei- tM.ro l.ive Stock ar-.l Yehb le t'o. ie a (Mipular source of supply. the - . p-ople seasen'after season instance lies made a s 'i.ificd pur- i •baser, f r no machine cm the mar ket has given the same satisfaction as the Singer, for it ranks as th' leader of them all, a machine whose ,0 make >*•;* t.ois for ibeie ;oocl qu.- Ut li d flt.c workman f ’ "*• tiorses ami mules and abl- have sited the list tf practical us- , "* ,, ‘*aenieft* to iu« r»-a>~- pe- for ycMrs and wh <sc repuiatim o- | • r-.nage by the n>c>«t effective trr.le- ,-r- b-iildii g rneib Mi of «vpressing 'heir satu-fartory en.*eriecc»-* oors and frie ,ds . day Is greater than It w;■» y*‘St.*r-| lay, bin not as great as it will l>c ,?***••- r *iC come as time goes on, fer in c»»n .t-eighow struct ion It contains the beat cf »ua-l terials and workuiiJiHhii and in re sults is far ahead of them all, < >n- .aining as it does, every modern im-' <;roceHrw. Dry f-a-N ,m<i to rheir I. RMM KKR. ( cdlelonCownty'N t'owfeclerate Monument. proveiuent known to the trade. \s its local agent, Mr. I’aniotte ' made gi<«1" t j tbiil extent that other machine a’’are se'dom tli<>u-h* of by the frugal houaewlfe who is si:iii for a niachine wliicli will o' date the ncccsrltj of co.v>tani re ; no t! rcji.wlag of w >ru I al ia, for the Singer seems never .•:ic on*. He la thoroughly re- li - 'blc In all itisle relntl iiK and i.i.iida will In ilic coinniunity. He i« b’ cot'incnd#*cl for fh« spl.m- haa l^ocating in the enc' end of Wal terboro last February, having form erly berr located si* . miles from town, the 'buslnrws mnein« t«il by G. I. Blocker is todz-y among ib* pop ular and progressive of loral re tail interests The Blocker <tom has become a popular ent.*rprii*i« among the housekeepers of Walter boro and with a number living in dl I 'n,artier in which he h..H exploit- ^ for hardled .ill. company, i product. .' y .4 Chil.lrenS Ihvy at The Colleton C< unty Fair. **■**,'<. fV 4! are fresh and pure in H.e food line* end are deiirered to patrons [ , (S in a most wholesome condition. These comprise canned end bottled goods, teas and coff.e>, extracts ard spices, bakers' ligbt roods, breg*- fast f Midx. candies a: d »oiif*-c*ioB«, soaps and iaumirv vuppiies and a full line of staple ar»t'-les iu '.he grotery llqe. The sto* »s al-» In clude the pb k of th- market ta staple dry good*; noli, ishoe** and furnishing gc..-. f * which ‘Ktiaratiteed prices are r i:*.i. G. I Rio. ker the « wuer of' 1 tbo business, is a era . «■( Coileli n County and is w* J ‘ ■ * • ?*» ail tt 4 e people of ihi*. tii.: \»ert ami enterprising, kt- o. > »>r i* i uiong WaRrrboroV popular business' bi--o and ritizens ar*l .*n}o'- the es teem an.* con fid- see of the <•■•* munity tarn Baa kip methada bm bo* commo.1n4iug and r-..able.