The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 16, 1911, Image 5
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD, VALTERBORO, S C.
CHARLESTON SURPRISE BARGAIN HOUSE
570 King Street Qiarleston, - South Carolina
Local Branch 529 King Street, Charleston, S. C.
WALTERBORO BRANCH, WALTERBORO, S. C
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Our long experience in business is a good reputation to our customers and
pa^ronizers 6f the Charleston Surprise Bargain House, with her Branches.
The buyer of our firm is now on a business trip to the northern markets,
where he will visit Baltimioro, Philadelphia, and stay two or more weeks in
New York, where he will select the best and most up to-date fashions on
Clothing, Shoes, Dry and Fancy Goods Etc. Let us tell you friends, we are
buying goods for three stores at one time. That means—we get them cheap
er. Just think it over, if you buy four suits of clothes at one tTme you can
buy them cheaper than when you buy one suit. Now we are bnying Soo
suits atone time and the same thiTig as with Shoes. Dry and Fancy Goods,
Etc.; and that is the reason why we sell our goods so reasonable. You are
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cordially invited to visit our establishment.
And that is not all. We are agents for the American Ladies’ Tailoring Co.,
made to measure.
pa«;b fiv!
LBUAL NOTirK.
Not leg |» h»r*by given that under
Manager Walterboro Branch
Walterboro, - South Carolina
Classified idvertiseaeats
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—I will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, at J. B Ackerman’s lot at
12 J4. Saturday, August 19th,
1911. One white and red plded
i bull yearling, marked swallow
fork and underbit In one > ear
upper slope and underbit in the
' other; one light red heifer year
ling, marked swallow fork in one
ear and crop and two underbits
Jn the other, brand or scar on
right hip. Same taken lip under
town ordinance. H. A. Patterson,
(Acting! Chief of Police.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN- 1
saw gin 1 feeder. 1 conducer, 1
Uoanoke lia-nd press. All in.- good
working order Price >150.00.
Write or see H. D. Dodd. Ad
ams Run, S. C.
FOR SALE OK KENT—Nice store
good stand with all necessary out
buildings near White Hall. For
particulars, address Hox K. White
Hall, S. C. 7“19-tf.
FOR SALE AT ONCE—Fifteen Sin
gle comb llrcwn Leghorn, Apri’
hatched pallets—ten cockerel.*
and five one year old hens. Re
duced price If all are sold to ssur
( purchaser. Mrs. J. B. Smith.
Sraoaks, S. C.
FOR SALE—Full-blooded Berkshire
bogs for sale. “ Hogs’ grandfather
cost 91.S00. Apply to J. D. Rish-
er, A Son. Round. 8. C., R. F.
D. 1-9-2L
WANTED.
MISINBSA LOCALS.
Fruit Jars£t Hyrnu's store.
Ettgs 18 cents per dosen at the
Brick Store.
Turnip seeds for fall planting jus
arrived at Klein's.
and by virtue, of authority vested
in the undersigned Corporators, giv
en by commission Issued by the
Honorable R. M. McCown, Secretary
of State,'1911, Books of subscript
ion to the Capital stock of the S.
Finn Jewelry Co., will be open at
tije office of Samuel Finn, Walter
boro’ S. C., on August 17th, 1911,
at 11 o’clock a. m. Capital stock
to be 13,000.
SAMUEL FINN.
THEODORE a. KERSHAW.
^ Corporators.
PLUMP FOLft8 AND THIN FOLKS tun)<
Haenooe Will Make People Fat—
“Money Rack If ft Fails Says -
John M. Klein.
The line of beauty is s curves
Women may be thin and graceful,
but not thin rtid beautiful. There
is a number of pc.!e thin scrawny
people who r-’-e all brains and i Alston, 8.C
Very Low fxcmrsioii Rates to Cohmhia, S. t
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South
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Account United Confederate Veterans’ Reunion of
Carolina.
A ugust 22 and 23,1911
For the above occasion the Southern Railway announces
extremely low rates from all points in South Carolina and Au
gusta, Ga., and between and .in^ludin* Asheville, Marion,
Statesville, and Salisbury, N. C. to Cotumbia. S. C., and re.
1 ickets will be sold August 20, 21, 22 and 2 final Rmit
returning to reach original starting point not later than mid
night of August 26
1 he following are the round trip rates from points namad:
From
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nerves, but without the strength
snd health that accompr-nles the
»tnn<!»rd weight. Good flesh and
perfect health go together. A true
flesh forming food like Samose is
absolutely necessary to many people
• This remarkable discovery comes
In tablet form and when trJten af
ter meals mingles with the food
and helps it to assimilate so that
it makes rich blood and pleasing
plumpness. No one can use this
wonderful fl?sh forming food for
10 days without a noticeable gain
in flesh and strength. Carefully
kept statistics show that out of
every hundred people who begin the Summerville, S.
use of Samose. 98 per crint Increase Try|n, N. C.
in weight and their health and :
strength are restored.
Jno. M. Klein has so much confi
dence in this remarkable flesh forir# Bamberg S. C.
Ing food and health restorer that he Belton, S. C.
Aiken 8. C
Batesburg. 8. C.
Aeheville, N. C.
Hiackburg. 8. C
Concord, C. . .
Donalds, 8. C
Granitevllle. S. C.
Greers, 8. C
Johnston, 8. C. . .
Marion, N. C. . .
Orangeburg, 8. C.
Ridgeway, S. C. . ,
Salisbury, N. C. . ,
C.
Allendale, S. C
Is willing rnd glad to allow any
customer to deposit 5<*c with him
and take home a box of Samose
with the understanding that If it
does not give a marked increase In
good firm flesh the money will be
returned without ejny questions.
Take advantage of this offer. The
risk is all his and you have almost
the certainty of a pleasing gain in
plumpness.
KLEIVK USUAL OFFER
WANTED—To correspond with the
owners of large tracts of land in 8lor *.
Colleton County. I am in touch j Turnip
with large interests that will ab- Klein's
sorb mnch of your idle lands and
develop them if they cm» be
bought at reasonable figuHs. W.
D. BennetL Lodge, S. C. 8-l$-8t.
Garden Seed at Hyrne's
seeds fresh arrival
WANTED—A second hand safe in .
good condition, weighing- 800 to
1000 pounds. Apply. •'Safe’’ rare
The Press and Standard. 8-16-lt.
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WANTED—A good steady boy 13-1 i
years old, to help in store and
learn the trade as wish. Apply
to S. Finn’s Jewelry Store.
MONUM ENTS. MON I MKXTS.
FOR SALE 185 acres of land. ««»
acres under cultivation, good
fences fine young orchard, 1
large new ft room dwelling,
good barns and tenant houses,
healthy location. Will sell half
cash balance on tinie. Mrs.
Susie 1.. Lyons, Islandton, S. C.
t-9-tr.
FOR SALE—Mitchell Touring Car.,
five passenger model T-1910 com
plete, in good condition. Appb
to H. Bischoff, Jacksonboro, S. C.
Car can be seen at Hope planta
tion. 9-16-4t.
FOR SALE FOR PASH CHEAP—
One young mule. Apply to N. G.
Morrall at Terry A ShaffePs.
8-ll-tf.
IF YOU WISH TO SELL THAT
farm, timber land, store or res
idence, write us at once and send
full description as we hare an
attractive proposition to offer
you. Llgon L&nd Co., Sumter, 8
CHARLOTTE COTTON SCHOOL.—
Charlotte, N. C.’ - Wanted men
to learn the t'otton business in I
our sample rooms; two weeks
required; high salaried positions
secured; write for catalogue.
5-24-tf.
LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS-
In our well eqnipi*ed Machine
■hops, also road lessons. Thirty j*n B j z ,^ and prices from $5.00
days practical course will com- to 950.00. Coping, Grave Covers,
plete you; good positions for Markers Any kind of special work
graduates. Charlotte Auto school estimated. Italian, Vermont and
CharloUe, X. C. Georgia Marble and all kinds of
5-24-tf.’ . Up-torDate Granite.
Write Phone or wait to see me.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—I hav* . . ..
Means money saved Everything
a position ihat you can handle Guaranteed
Hell Dr. Howard's Hpeclfic at Half
Price and Guarantee a Cure.
It isn’t often that I have faith
enougfe in the medicine put up by
other people to be willing to offer
to refund the money if It does
not cure, said Jno M. Klein to
a Press and Standktd man who
dropped Into his store, “but I am
glad to sell Dr. Howard's specific
for the cure of constipation and
dyspepsia on that basis.
“The Dr. Howard Company in or
der to get a quick introductory
sale, authorizes me to sell their
fifty cent bottles at half price, 25
cents, and r-ltho I have sold a lot
of it, and have guaranteed every
package, not one has been brought
back as unsatisfactory.
I am still selling the specific at
One of the largest and best se^ half-price, altho I cannot tell how
lon^ I shall he able to do so, and
anyone who Is subject to constlpa-
tiofi, sick headache, dizziness, liver
trouble, indigestion or a general
played out condition, ought to take
If it is in drugs you can find (advantage of this dance. You can
tell your readers that ‘f they are
n t sat lied with the specific tat
they can come right back to niv
store and 1 w’ll cheerfully refund
the’r money.
Blackville, 8. C.
Charlotte, N. C.
Fare
From
Fare
$0.55
Greenville. 8. c
12 25
1.60
Hardevtlle, S. C
2 60
. 0.65
3.30
Joneevtlle, B. C
1 55
. 2.50
Mooresville, N. C. . . .
2 85
. 2.85 Pelzer, 8 C. w
2 25
• 2 60 Rock Hill, S C
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2.65
Saluda, N. C
2 6t
2.10
Spartanburg, 8.C . ...
1.40
Sumter. 8. C
.•••••• 0 85
2.25
Union. 8. C
Anderson. 8. C
2 25
3.30
Barnwell, 8 C
X1.25
1.00
Rraochville. S. C. . ..
" 1 35
0.50
Biltmore, N. C
330
3.10
Carlisle, S
2.75
Chester. 8 C
2.15
Denmark S C
1 05
2 45
Gaffney. 8. C. >
2 35
Greenwood. 8. c ...
1 75
1.65
Hendersonville, N. C
2 85
1.55
Lockhart, S. C
1.75
1.30
Newberry, 8. C
. . . . <• 85
2 35
Proeperity. 8. C
0 75
1.00
Rutherfordton, N. C.
. 3 3#
0 66
Statesville, N. C ..
3.15
2.20-
Senses, 8. C
2.65
Trenton. S. C
1 15*
1.25
Winnboro. 8. C
0 75
Bird Seed at Hyrne's store.
Everything the best at Klein's.
5 or 8 doses "666’’ will cure any
ca;e cf Chills and Fever. Price, 25c
5-17 4ro.
Special extra coaches will be provided on all Southern
Railway trains for the accommodation of the v*Tcrrans and
their friends attending the reunion.
For further information, apply to any ticket agent <»f the
Southern Railway, or,
W. E. McGee. I). P. A.
1 Charleston. S. C.
S. H. McLean, P. & T. A.
Columbia. S. C.
J L. Meek. A. G. P. A.
Atlanta, Ga,
F. L. Jenkins, T. P. A.
Augusta, Ga.
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letted stock of drugs in the State
at Klein s.
5 or 6 doses “666'' will cure any
case of chills and fever. Price. 2'»c.
at Klein's.
3b0 pounds assorted turnip *e< (|-
at Klein's.
Indies' and Misses hats at half
price at Hj rnas store.
Bulk cabbage seeds for fall plant
ing at Klein's.
Accommodation and Courtesy
is ever our aim in banking and we trust that
we might have the pleasure of serving all of
the people in this section of the county. We
are adding to our list daily and your initial de
posit, however large or small, is /.'-Icoim d. •"
5°o On Savings
right at your home, fine chance
for buyers, easy payments, write
for particulars, only live m**n
wanted. G. T. Andrews, District
Agent, Charleston, S. C. *-16-3t.
BUY A GOOD FARM IN SOI TH-
west Georgia. Pipe pebbly lands:
l&bor ‘abundant; best road* in
Georgia; best cotton lands in the
South; If is like, livir-g in town
good neighbors; school* <> and
churches,: pure free stone water;
plenty hog and hominy; improv
ed or unimproved, in small or
• large tracts; in the famous pecan
district;* colonization tract* too:
fine crops now growing on these confidence and esteem of
lands. Come soon or you can t *« did the S
bujr. Write for my booklet of Store,
farm lands for sale. W E Craig
No Reason Why
There is no reason why
every person should not have
plenty of clothes when there is
an up to-date stock caried in
your reach and ottered at such
Bargains as are ottered by |.
B. MILEY cS: CO. of Lodge,
S. C.
Mens suits Tom ■> £5 00 up
! Mens underwear for 78c per
suit. Also a complete line of
nice and fapey Dress Goods.
it i* my purpose to incorporate Hats and shoes a specialty as
and enlarge my jewelry business, 1 .^. r«. i •
«M 1 .0 Ul. tbi, oppor'titi- i t0 <H'«y a,,<l P"«- Havc J ",
!ty thank you for your pationage^ployetl a well accomptftned
-jlk It. ULMKIL
THE MONUMENT MW.
Kurrin, s. c.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To my Friends and Patron*
and oak a continuance of the same. Lady to handle, Olir line
it is my purpose to give the same > ,
service in the future a* in the past. DrCSS (j00cls *
anfl the
of
8. Finn Jewelry Company
(Incorporated) will strive to merit
it*
Finn Jewelry
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Sincerely.
C.
• 7-19-121J miles. Tbomaaville, Ga.
8. FINN, Manager.
- Call in Ouick service and
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satisaction guaranteed in all
lines by
l B. MILEY & CO,
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1 Lodge, C.
The Bank of Smoaks
SMOAKS,
J. S. WILLIAMS,
President.
W H. VAKN.
Vice-Prest.
s. c.
W r. PA THICK. JU..
Cashier
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
I will sell the following tract* of
laud on *aleaday in Sept. 1911, at
the court house at 12 d'clock, M.,
for taxes, costs and penalties:
W. R. FOX
Sheriff, Colleton Count)'.
Atlanis Hun Township.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Bre*on, 25 acre*
more or les* hounded north by .va
cant lots of Ravenel, west, south
and East by lands formerly of es-
by D. Hranton. South b> t’nul
Jenkins, and West by Joe Bros a.
Taxes cost* and penalties 111 21
t 'otlins Towneliip.
Mary Howard, 10 ar re* more er
fa*s hounded b). H. Smith. Prelaw
and Halsey. Tax,* cost and penalty
97.28. ^
Hey waul Town-hip.
Robert Aiken 22 acres rypre oy
less, bounded North by Rish dp. H*-}»
bp Martha Aiken*. South by E p.
Herndon and west by Fre-nk Mc-
tafe Beheling. Taxes cost* and penal cieanon. Taxes, costs and jx-ac-U,.
ty. 96 79.
Josh White, 12 aerfs more or
lert, bounded north by Gonzales,
weal by Barnwell, East by Meilard,
and South by F. Youngblood. Tax
es, costs and penalty $12.57.
Lewi* Jackson. 91 acres more or 1
less bounded by lands of Garrott,
F. Middleton, Cannady mh) Fox.
Taxta, costs and penalty 99.69^Pw,
Ghaa Legare 5 acres more or lesa
bounded North by New Road, Eaet
$10.27.
Verdh-r
Mrs. Johana Bailey. 75 ceres,
more or less, bounded north,
and south by Klm-ken and Meucre
and eaat by J. F. Strickland. Ta*.
es, cost* and penalty $6.37
if
Mra. N. G. .MorraJl, who baa
visiting her old home at Uendof
eonvllle, N. C., returned to WafT
terboro Monday sWRkt.