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anb jbtmbarik r > H. at tb« WalUrboro, 8. C* - as Mooad-claai Batter ffgfafc t, lITt, aader Act of March • t Hit. Taar 81.00 AS PahUahod ororj Wedaaadajr at WalUrboro 8. Cr 18, 1011. CM CM. J. «. PhdiMt. who haa hoea ■atalHif the SaBBor trarolta* ta 3a Morthors Pact of the United Khtaa a ad i» Canada, U at home. Col. Padsott greatly enjoyed hie travels, and his health had been greatly improved. Ttaml MMftes. Notles Is hsrohy given that the undersigned will Bake his final re* tarn as Administrator of the es tate of Geo. Hr. Mellard. on the ,14fh tf September, next. 1#11, and Immediately thereafter apply to the Probate court for letters dismissory. D. W. Mellard. AdBlalstrator WulterboiW, 8. C, Aug. SI, Itll. I 18 «t. Chief Justice, Ira B. Joaes of jjmcaeter, has resigned his posi tion as Chief Justice, In order go enter the race for governor afalnta Bleaee next year. HU ree win go Into effect Jeon ary ttk. Mr. Jones Is one of the ablest mea In the State and a campaigner n( no mean ability. That he will give Bleaee a good race, is ex. pocted by everyone. If the op position to Governor Bleaee be not scattered we feel that it will be aa easy victory for Mr. Joces. thk walterboro school. We trust that every pupil who eaa will bw enroll^l on the opening day, and that evrey patron will len an undivided support to the man. agement of the school. It is a hard enough Job to be a teacher aader the best conditions, but It la especially trying when patroco do ant lend their support. everybody unite with the fac- alty and the trustees In their ef forts to make this school second to aoae la the State. NOTICK. * We, the undersigned, do hereby forbid anp trespassing upon our lards. Persons caught trespassing o hunting will be dealt with accord. Ing to law. . J. P. RBMLET, J. r. STRICKLAND. B. C. STRICKLAND. J. T. BAILEY. J. A. BAILEY. J. 8. BAILEY, A. E. STRICKLAND, 8. J. PATRICK. MRS ANDREW WILSON, » 14 St. NOTICE. To The People of Colleton County: I do hereby forewarn any person or persons of hirelng my son, Bird Crosby, or giving him labor or a staying place, without my consent, for he is under age. If you do you will dealt with according to law. My son was staying with my brother, J. C. Crosby at the time he run away and he left without a cause. I ask the public to please notify me If they hear of my son. Yours truly, Iftham Crosby. Stokes, S. C. August 21, 1911. 8 30 tf. WILL IHHl’K ON WKDNKHDa*. Several weeks ago we determined to issue The Press and Str-ndard Tuesday afternoon, instead of Wed nesday as heretofore. We find ttiat it la not as convenient to do this M we hoped it would be, and we are goltg to Issue the paper Wedn. euday afternoon Instead. Our rea nous for making this change are that it is Sifd to get up the ad vertising matter. especially during the fall, and thei' 1 nothing It seems, happens worthy of writing •hout till the early part of the week, and as a consequence we have had to leave out many ar ticles we sre very desirous of publishing, especially correspondenc from our valued correspondents. This change will, we trust, enable us to handle more news and adver- tisirg in a better and more sc-tls- factory manner. a! WHAT Dll) YOU BRING BACK? A great many persons from Wal terboro and Colleton county . were f.ble this summer to go off for a few weeks to the mountains or to the a.Sfhore for lest and ' recreation. All of these have auen wew sightt^ and have gotten Ideas as to how other people live end of tbrlr methods of doing husi- ueau. In the towns and communi ties visited, many of which were progressive, they have seen how the *' people living In tHVm were “doing things." They were obliged to Imblb some of the progressive Ideas of j these communities, which wua greet prlviMge. We rise to Inquire as to whether or not these trips were taken only for personal annd selfish motives, or, gentlemen, did you observe and luqnlre with a view to helping your town and county in a practical way to ias-ugurate some of the thinuti you saw were good in these other planes? Will you be content fo ait down and do nothing for the com- 0 mon good? Or will you be one of those who with lifbreaxcd -energy gad new Ideas, will try to DO UOBSething for the betterment of UWldltlons at home? We trust you tom *'>*-" « f—l «orJ for Ih- WE MANUFACTURE tgwn and county where you hove . or did you run down the town Doors Sash and Blinds usd county - as a place not fit to : Columns and Balusters; GriUo ligg » and Ornaments; Screen Doon Windows. WE SELL Brick, lime, temart, Plaster Paris. 200 More Pair $tiO and $1.75 Misgcs Low Quarter Shots No v 97 Cents. Mens $1.00 Shirts Now . 63 Cents Mens 50 cents Shirts Now 39 Cents Mens and Boys $2 00 Hats Now $1.50 Mens ami Boys $1 50 Huts Now $1.25 Mens and H'>\s$1.(H) Hats Now 75 cents If vou want a trunk, - valice, or hand satchel, see eur a.^orlii« nt. SALT BACON STllX AT 7 l-2c per Lb. Bring us your Chickens and Kg);‘, We pay highest price. The Brick Store. lIciER lANllFitTllBINi COIPANY, SUCCESSORS TO ;EO. S. HACKER & SON k. t. n. \ w'.ll buy ccttoa at WalUrboro during t’ • ct if Ing soanoa. Yoa all know mu. Evary cotton growvr la the county knows mu ulthur la par son cr by refutation and I offer to oil r. SQUARE DEAL in each and every transaction. A guarantee MEANS SOMETHIN when it Is offered by a man you kynw and a man who has behind Mm 34 years of established baal- ess in Colleton County. I will again represent SILCOX k Company of Charleston. They believe that I understand the cot ton business because this is the sixt- year that I have represented them at Walterboro. They pay me so much per bale to buy fut' them. It Is thmefere to my advantage yuy as many bales ro possible, t 1h no advantage to me to try and buy c< tton cheap as though were buying on a margin like mat y buyers. The closer I crowd the market each day the more cot- t m I can buy. the more I can make and the more yon can get for jour cotton. It will coet you nothing to sec me always before you sell and it will generally pry you to do so A good motto for the cottoa buyer Is to “See Shaffer First/* TERRY & SHAFFER The Big Department Store ♦ • is now holding its Annual Fall Clearance Stale. Ext* nsive alterations and changes in our building necessitate the closing out this year ot our entire stock oi summer goods and and in fact, ^gcnei^l stock reduction before we can put on display the enormous Fall and Winter stock purchased by Mr. Shafi-r on his recent trip to the largest markets in the country. The good* below MUST MOVE. We have gotten a gpod profit out qf v the pro fit out of the portions already sold and so price is now no object to us in clearing 'eur t "rj shelves of the balance. Don't (ail to see the SENSATIONAL OFFERS during the great STOCK REDUCTION SALE Tbe Biggest Shoe Reduction Ever Offered in Colleton Comity . We have a lot of the CRADDICK.TERRY SHOES IN OXFORDS WHICH ARE YOURS AT A FRACTION OF THE FACTORY COST. It will pay you to buy heavy and put them aside for several summers to come: Ladies L. Q. Shoe, our Regular $2 25 at Ladies L. Q.Shoes, our Regular$1.50at Qg Ladies L. Q. Shoes our Regular $3.00*t QCJ Men’s ,‘Craddick” Brand $3.50 Shoe at Ladies L. Q Shoes, our Regular $1.75at 35 Ladies L. Q. Shoes, our Regular $1.65 at ^ Q Men’s “Autograph” Brand $3.25 Shoe ££ Men's “Summerset” Brand $2 50 Shoe Q'J 0 — - • -V Men’s "Princeton" Brand 11.75 Shoe $1.33 LEGAL NOTICE. By virtue of an execution against property dated August 12. 1911, issued by H. D. Padgett, Esq., j Clerk of the i Court of Common ' Pleas for Colleton, and filed In my office August 12, 1911, directing mg?' to satisfy a'Judgment In favor of T. G. Williams. Plaintiff, and against the Manhattan Tie and Timber Company, L. H Rush, and WT H. Felder, Defendants, in the sum of $1089.31, with interest thereof from the 4th day of Au gust. 1911 etc., out of the proper ty of the said judgment debtors as may be found in Colleton County: said judgment having been obtained in the Court of Common Pleas for Brrnwell County and docketed if. Colleton County on the 4th day of August. 1911; and there being no personal property of the said judgment debtors to be found in this county, 1 did on the 11th day of September, 1911, levy upon the lauds , nnd tenements hereinafter described, the proper ty of the said The Manhattan Tie and Timber Company situated in this County, and I will sell the same to the highest bidder, Nothin* like there abeurd reductions ever before offered in our Shoe Department. Don’t wait, but hurry in while the gooda last. . , Men’s Heavy Grey Socks Always 10c—Reduced Price 8c. pair. Ladiea Heavy Grey Stockings, Not 10c. but 8c. per pair. Ladies Hose Supporters—Yes, the 25c. kind at 10c. pair. .....Prices Which Dazzle the Dry Goods Buyers..... Remember our Dry Goods Motto: “Shaffer Salk k Cheaper” All our 10c yd. wide light color Percales 7c. per yd. Entire Stock of Calicoes, American Print Co., Goods and all. tome sold at 8c; some at 7c; some at 6c—all at the popular price of 5c. yd. The whole remaining stock of Flaxons which were 15c, at 12 l-2c. All 15c. and 20c. Foulards 6c. per yard. Every piece of Fancy Lawns and Batistes which ranged from 8 to 15c. Reduction Price 6c. yd. All 10c. Ginghams 8c. jd. All 8c. Gingham 5c. yd. A ? FACIAL LEADER FOR THIS WEEK-BALL THREAD-1 BOX 15c; 2 BOXES 40c; 3 BOXES 75c Terry & Shaffer ed north by lands of P. AV t Kish, er. known as the Shepherd tract; east by lands formerly of Peter Kents. Herndon, and Mauldin; South by lands of Mauldin; West by Ir-nds formerly of R. D George. W. R. FOX Sheriff of Colleton County. Walterboro, S. C. Sept 12, 1911 9-14-3t. Walterboro's New Express Agent W. E. Jones has been appointed express agen for Walterboro, vice JN. C. A. Sauls, resigned. Mr. Jon eg took charge of the office yesterday. Route agent, J. J. Avi.ut was here checking up the books of Mr. rauls and getting Mr. Jones started light. for cash, at public outcry, before the T A Nuisance Abate*). Court House door nt Walterboro. S Those living near the pump C., on D*** 2nd day of October, house on t’ourt House.Squr.re. fee! 1911 at 12 o'clock. M., or as soon very grateful to Kngii ?er Dan. thereafter a* practicable during the ( | r i(]g«. for having constructed a legal hours of sale. muffler for his engine which prac- All Hint trret of land containing tically docs away with the noise. f "\ IIwo taf Lot no oeo If someone will not and push through some- tor tits uplift of our pooplo, at bo oolflak lu your uow WE DEAL IN Glass, Sash Cord and Weight? CHARLESTON, S C Fall Announcement We desire to announce that we have greatly en larged and improved our stock of Goo Is, adding several new lines. We have just completed a hand some new store building, and are prepared to give you the l>est of service, and take care of your every want We Sell Furniture One of our n w lines is a complete stock ot Fur- niture to be sold for cash or on installment plan. Other lines We carry a well selected stock ol Ladies Dress Goods. Dry Goods. Notions, Shoes, Hats. Our stock of groceries is also complete. Special Sale of all Summer Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices. [Mail Orders Giveh-Prompt Attention. J. D. Ackerman & Sons Cottageville, South Carolina Do You WEAR CLOTHES? Q 1 . • ‘Vt. This is an unnecessary question, eh? Of course » you do. Where do you BUY your clothes? A very impor tant matter, and one to which you should give careful thought. You wish to buy where you can get the cheapest and best, and we wish to say that we are satisfied our store is where you can do this. Mr. Zalin, while in the North, was assisted by a buyer who has had twenty-five years experience, and as a consequence, he has selected a stock of goods the equal ol which has never been shown in Colleton County. Come to see us and let us show you. Anything you want in Men’s and Boy’s Suits and Overcoats, Men’s Trousers and Hats. Shoes, Etc. Our Ladies Suits, Skirts, Waists, Cloaks and Children’s Suits and Cloaks are special values. Ladies and Children's Sweaters a Specialty -mmm 1 saved money remember m buying and y ou can have the advantage of our saving—We saved for you. Specials “Jut E 300 pairs of Shoes and 200 Men’s Hats at 50 cents, on the dollar. . * H. ZAUN The Clothing Store.