Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ * -TAG! TWO. THB PnU AND nJOmXAWD. WALTERB^O. A a TREMENDOUS TRI6MPHS IN TRADE Beginning five years ago, on a very small scale we have endeavored to build up a busi ness along strictly business lines. ’ That we hive succeeded is bejond question. Today .we have one of the most complete stocks of merchandise carried in Walterboro. WE SOL SO AS TO SOL AGAIN Perhaps the fact that we have been able to build up a business such as we have done is due to the fixed principle 01 this store which is selling such-goods at such prices that our customers desire to return. ONCE A CUSTOMER. ALWAYS A CUSTOMER. THE UNES WE CARRY In our larjje and wrll selected stock of goods can always be found the very latest and best the market otters in Dress (ioods, Notions, I-adies* and Men’s Furnishing Goods, Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Shoes, Crock ery and Glassware, Staple and Fancy (iroceries. LADIES DRESS GOODS O’ 1 his season we are making a specialty of o Ladies Dress (ioods. Our stock of these Goods embraces everything in the line of fashionable and serviceable Dress Fabrics, l^aces. Embroideries, Gloves, etc. W. V. GLOVER WALTERBORO, SOI HI CAROLINA Catching Trains an Easy Matter When you Carry a ROCKFORD Watch A Rockford watch is always dependable and can be relied upon lor the most exacting service. There is a cer tain rnnkdfnce placed in a watch and that confidence i; realized in a Rockford. When you buy a Rockford Watch you are getting a dependable life companion on a value received basis. S. Fran’s Jewelry Store Walterboro and Allendale, S. C. WnFFOIM rni I FrF si'ARTANBURr,. sot/rn CAROLINA nUllUKU LULLLuC Henry N Snyder president A real col leg*' •Oth hijih standards of scholarship and character. Excellent equipment. I nsurpassed health conditions. Expenses Moderate. I..*n funds for worthy students. Fifty eighth session henirs Scp’emner ‘Jrtth. Write for catalogue. J. A GAMKWKI.L, Secretary. Wofford College Fitting School Spaktanri rc., Sorrn Car.>un\ A high grade prei aratorv ,M-h. ol for hoys. Small da>se-\ Indi vidual attentioh. -SI.'* | a\s all t xpersos. Next si ssi on S\ un'ir 2«*th A MASON ILTKK, Hkahmastkk. Fain. f Walterboro Is colag forward with UDC IlfiMl | arraA.icaisats for the Miaaat Colle- ■■ ton eoraraSy fair, which has boon so- couraglnCbr* snocoooful ainc« Its os- tahMahosonS. QmlkKal Fadi k» thsvo Is gr—ists of a larger list •f '«om»otttonr tn tho rarloaa claoo* es e«*i to a larger attendaaeo than ever before. The Colleton, county Jonesboro. Ark.—“I smite red a plete brook down hi hsolth. fair Is a type- of community on- ago.” writes Mrs. A. McGill, from this terprise deserving support sad em- | W***- T *** J** 7 T*** (il.tlon With th. b«ldl»« ol moro bll , tUj d!d „ M ^ sucb fairs In tho tldewator section of South Cnrollnr there will bo wholesome incentive for gr prcductica of the many articles for which this state pays annually One day. I got a bottle of Cardul. ft did me so much good. I was surprised, and took some more. Before I took Csrdol. I had headache think it is the greatest medicine oo earth.” In the past fl't - years, thousands of ladies have written, like Mrs. McGill, to tell of the benefit received from Cardul. Fuch testimony, from earnest CtfAXt'K FOR FKKHH AM)STANDARD KKADKRS and backache, and someCincs I would , co* for hours. Now I am over all that. In ecxess of $72,000,000 other sec- can do all kinds of homework. I tlons, which are no more cnpahlo of the particular products. The county fair not only promotes help ful commingling of the people, but allows for’ farmers to display what , Fuch from earnest women, they achieve. The scheme of award- fur *ijr indicates the great value of this Ing prizes to thosf whose products i tonic remedy, for diseases peculiar to are superior makes for increasing In £ r * you y Cardnl Is the medicine you need, terest among the people, who must , m-gg you to try It. produce for the benefit of the! N B -irWf«U: UGtrPAJvtMry Dwt..Chst«a- oeople who are so conditioned that I ye* M^kineQ»..Char*nonga.Te-"..ler Sprrinl l„.irurhim*. arJ 64-r»Cf K<*. Hr mf Tn nimal they must purchase necessaries. b, Wunca.' tent Id pbin wraaptr. eansunt. When a man wins distinction for fine milch cows, horses, hogs, sheep, beeves agriculturcl and other pro ducts of soil and br-rnyard. he is given more zest for attacking prob- lems in the way of his progress Worth *- V lf | to liirger achievements. The argu- [ Klein's Drug Store, ment for tho folr is well nigh unan- h. order to test The Press and Hw<*rable and it is a pity that more Standard's grenA circulation and of ,hon ' ** no, hel<l in ,ht * ,lde * it., superior advertising value, we water section. Meanwhile the scheme oL the '' i V * niade arrangements with Jno. j cast a I fair, a concentration of re- M. Klein, the popular druggist, to sources and products of the tide- offer one of his best selling medi- , water area, should . • >t be forgotten, c j :iP8 at half price to anyone who , for it will bring great benefits. The 4 . , . will cut out the following coupon coastal fal a concentration of re- | by the promoters and nothing al- i n ’ nd P rewnt U at hl " dru * * ,ore V lowed to prevent successful carrying Ompon. out of the wholly helpful and desir- r.bie display'. A great work remains to be done along the South Carolina ^ , coast and one of the best frotors , r ... r for advai* enienr is the coastal fr-'r. ) * IM * dyspepsia at half price 2.V The Chamber of commerce will per- I will refumJ the money to aajoae form a work of value to Charleston dissatisfied, while at the same tfTfTP - assisting .Open for Mess. business: We have a modern bank, fitted tip in r». * the Etest and most approved manner, and are prepared to five o*;r customers every accommo- S dation. and show them every courtesy any bank- # - - — inf institution offers - Our aim shall be to merit the confidence and patronage of the citizens of the section in which wc are doing business. Confident that we can serve you. we ask your patronage We pay 4 per cent, on Savings Deposits, com pounded quarterly. ...... Smoaks Banking Company J. E. SMOAK, President. SMOAKS, S. C F. J. BERRY, Vice President. C. A. THOMAS, Cashier. Tills coupon entitle* the holder to one 50c package of Dr. Howard'* REDM TXTK HOLD up Red Meat—the VV chew for men. Always good—better now than ever. No apke to make your tongue sore—no excessive sweetening to make you spit yourself away and ruin your stomach. Just high-grade North Carolina tobacco, properly sweetened by’ a perfect process. Sure s you*re born, it*s the real thing in good cheating, gji Get busy ijpday and find out for yourtetfJrI!| Cut out this ad.’ jtnd mail to us with your name and address for our FREE offer to chewcrs only. Name- Address neighboring countlpK, through the carrying out of the interesting plan Charleston Evening Cost. Dots From Hounl. JNO. M. KLIKV. Twenty-Five Cents. if you cannot call at his drug store, cut out the coupon and mail . it *ith 25 cents and a 50 cert box Made only by LllPFRRT Scales Co., Winston-Salem, N. C. TOBACC Hound, July 24.—Special: ileaare. of the specific will tie t«ent you by C. It. Jones Henry and Josiah mulI charKes paid I)o m)t ’ put , t Fond of Islandtou have been vlsiti | ofT .. 0np today ls worth two to . flfffrc OW8. • 1 ■ NOTICK TAX _ _ „ to- l L. H. K ger. Jr Mrs. C. if. Koger of Augusta, Ga., hrs returned after a delightful visit to her uncle, C. F. Koger. ^ Misses Mattie rnd Mary INdk of Islandton, have been visiting Miss Kdith Koger. A very enjoyable fish fry was gl en at Lake-1,.nding in honor of the cation for Colleton County to or- Misses Folk, last Thursday 1 he 4 | er an election In Smoaks party was unfortunate in not get ting any fish hut the day wits a OF ADDITIONAL KLKt TIOX. Whereas application has been made to typ Coui-’y Hoard of Kdu- MONEY DOES NOT GROW ON TREES .i 11..i..» , : i. , ,, tion of voting an additional delightful one in all respects. Boat School District No 5 on the ques- tax { riding was et-ijoyed by a goo<i mr-ay •* mill* ii* said itistrict, and , About 1 o'clock a bountiful dinner a petition presented signed by one- was spread Those who were fortun- third of the qualified electors in ate enoi:gii to he a member of this .. . ...... ,, , .i „ said District, praving said election party were: Misses Mattie ami Mary I'olk. Annie Addison. Edith be ordered . Easterling, Annie Lou Guess, and ,l ,s ordered urvler section 12»8. Ktlitlt Koger. Messrs. C. H. Jones, of the Code of Civil laiws, llMt2. Heit\ and .losiah i , on<ls, Harvey that an election be held Saturday, Koger, II L. Easterlin, A. J. Camp- , . ui* , K August, 12, 1911, at Smoaks schol ! bell, A. C. and J. C. Koger. Claud. i Daniel. Mid Kaymond Guess C. F . hoU8? or ° ,h ‘* r convenient place | and I, H. Koger, and John Addison wi,hin 8a,d di8tr, c t - an «l that only; The chaperones were: Mrs. C. H. those persons who return real -or! Koger, and Mrs. L. H Koger. personal property for tc-x&tion, and present regUtration certificates &s Occasionally we are asked why we do not publish all that happens. , ^ K eneral ^Hons be allowed to It Is fortunate for these particular said election. Each elector Ic Jividuals that discretion occasion-I favoring the proposed U* shall cast ally demands the omission of un- a ba „ ot containing the words "For pleasant 'tems. Should we publish . . j ,, , .. . Additional-Tax printed or written all that is told us we would be with angels in about 20 minutes after otfi tbereon * * nd eac * 1 opposed t papers were mailed. We try to said additional tax ahaJI vote a bal- prlnt all Items that are newa, or | lot containlr* the words "Against that will encourage, help or cheer ^ < | d |ti ona | Tax" printed or written any of our citizens along llfet's rug- ' ged road. We all doubtless would creon. er-joy reading all the news" when ; , ’ oM " W,U be a ‘ 8 oclock it’s about the other fellow, but we ; m. and closed at 4 o’clock p m. never cared to lend aid to the , J. H. Smith, S. I*. J. Garris Jr. gossips in the spreading of scandals am, F. J. Berry, trustees of said that only leave sorrows in their ! r., . . A ... . i |r t jl | District are appointed managers to conduct said election. ' Thirty Year* Ti»g«*<h«*r. | K th c majority of the votes cast Thirty years of association think in said School District shall be of it How the merit of a good j .. For Additioral Ted* and not ! thing stands out in that time or I... . . ...... , _ ,, ... _ , , "Against Additioain Tax." the ad- | *he worthlessness of a bad one. So ; there is no guess worker, this ov |- dltional tax shall be levied, deuce of Thos Vriss, Concord. Mich i VVIthln ten days after the elec- w ho writes "I have used Dr. 'tion, tlte above named manr.-gers King s New Discovery for 3t»-)v?ars. L, ial| r rpw)rt to (h , 8 Moard the re . and Its the best cough and cold . » . , cure I ever used.* • Once ft finds . entir-nce in a home you can't pry ^^ poll list, tlie ballot it out Many fnmllies have us.m! box and ail pa-pers appertaining it forty .wars. It's the most infal- thereto. H. W. BLACK, SR.. W. W. SMOAK, J. RICE GODI.EY. Co. Bd. Education Colleton Co. Walterboro, S. July 27 1911. v > But if placed in the Savings Department of 1H1C BANK OF SMOAKS to draw FIVE PER CEY Y it will help to Imy those clothes for ivxt spring. l*!ace jour money with us and let your account grow with a • growing bank. The Bank of Smoaks MOAKS, - s.C. J. S WILLIAMS. W H. YARN, W . C PAI’RU K JR., President. Vi v ’e-Prest. Casl.ier. L. .J llble throat and luivg medicine on earth. Unequaled for lagrippe, pci- ! thma, hay-fever, croup, quinsy or soie lungs. Price 50c, and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J. M. Klein. A New Line of . COTTON PICKING BASKETS v* just in, which will be sold at sp«*ci.d prices. Don't fail to see them at once. \\ e stUi ha\c* hits ol Iruit j irs n-lt a, d ih(*v must ,, o - reduced prices on tliem. Our gents’underclothes for Mimmer wear will be sold at cv>st tor ill** r,< \t two (inly. * CASH MERCANTILE COMPANY Walterboro, South Carolina.