The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 13, 1911, Image 5
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•she will natnrally think of Taylor's as bein{r the ^
In nine times out of ten, when a Walterboro or Colleton County lady thinks of wanting any article in the Dry Goods line—sne win natnrally tn
place to get it- Why? ist. Because it is a fact conceded by every one (especially those in a position to know) that Taylor sells more Dry Goods each year than any"thrce
stores in Walterboro. and. By handling greater amounts of Dry Goods—buying in larger <]iiamittes—keeping in close touch with the markets—making two trips and some
times three trips a year to the large northern Dry Goods centers, enables us to sell the greater amount of Dry Go^ds soid here—because we can give them better styles patterns
and qualities for the money. Our Mr. W. } Taylor is just back from an extended trip to Richmond, Balti.rore, Philadelphia and New York. This trip has been the most suc
cessful he has ever made—for he found manufacturers over loaded with goods—Jobbers having to face a tardy opening up of Fall business and both anxious for their stock to
move, in no case would either reject any offer for merchandise. They needed the money and Mr Taylor landed some of the greatest values he has ever seen. When in need of
Dry Goods call on us, and if that is novconveniert^ write for samples We will take pleasure in sending them by return mail. We list a few items below which should appeal to
any one in search of real values and these few will only give you an idea of the hundreds more we have m stock, just waiting for your kind inspection.
tfCOAI. NO. 1.
This la one of our Neat pick-ups—
good prints or calicos—in » big
rang* of light and dark pattern*—
Just as good as any similar goods
retailed by others at < or 7 cents
—te long as this lot lasts, price
weed . . ..... 3 7 - 8c
SPECIAL NO. S.
Full 36 inch close weave yellow
homspun, a quality usually sold at
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6 and 7 cents per yrd—we could
only land 4 bales of this very> use
ful fabric—so you had better come
quick—we will price this a* per
yard. 5c.
SPECIAL NO. S.
We will venture to say without
any fear of contradiction that in
this special we have a competition
pulveriser—a full 25 in outing in
dark and light coloring which
we will run at per y rd 6c.
SPECIAL NO. 4.
27 Inch standard apron ginghams
in light and dark checks, a good
f.;hrlc one we can recommend for
house aprona or boy’s Jackets—as
tong as thla laata we will price
this lot at per yard 5c.
SPECIAL NO. 1.
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50 pieces full 22 Inch bird’s eye
diaper cloth—the same goods you
pay 85 to 90 cents for—we will
sell these 50 pieces not over one
to a customer for per piece. . 76c.
SPECIAL NO. •
Fall double bed size sheets—
ready hemmed a good even weave—
and splendid bleach*—we consider
these sheets easy worth 60c each,
but as & bttfiness tonic, we will
price them at each...... 39c.
SPECIAL NO. 7.
A full size 42 x 36 inch pillow
case—hemmed and ready for use.
, A splendid quality of bleach—an ex
ceptionable bargain—and they
won’t last long. While they last
we will mark the special price of
each 10c.
SPECIAL NO S.
A fine even grade of chambray in
Blue Grey and Pink goods we
have never got under any circumsta
nces less than 8c * r we tu-ve
just to show you what we did
on our trip—we will price these
Chambraya at per yard 5d/
SPECIAL NO. ».
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25 inch double f&ced cotton flan
nel— last season we could not get
enough of these goods, we have
succeeded in only getting 20
pieces—when this is gone we will
get no more. While it lasts price
SPECIAL NO 10.
A full 32 Inch heavy shirting
Madras—a goods that alwaje reails
for 15e—beat fabric in the world
for men’s dress shirts. We have
this In mill ends—and will not cut
the prices—you must Luke all- -
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SPECIAL NO. fl.
A full 7-8 yard bleach, a nice
evenly woven fabric—but very llt-
tl« atarch In it—and we consider
thla goods a very special bargain —
we don't expect thla lot to Ifst—
so don’t watt. While it lasts we
will mark It per yard - 5c.
SPECIAL NO IS.
Good, heavy* dark outings—the
usual 10 center, never sold here
for leee—we bought direct from the
mill 8 cases of these goods and
will price them to you while they
laet at per yard e-e • # %. • see 8 1.3c
SPECIAL NO. IS.
The very same Gr4atea cloth--
that is being shown you at 15c pet
yard, we have it in all the neat
stripes and checks—just the goods
for children s rompers and school
suits and dresses—goods th&t will
wear and stand the tub. We will
price these per yard 12 l-2c
SPECIAL NO. IV.
A large, full one pound can per*
fumed borated talcum powder, tbis^
is one of the best toilet powders
on the market. We have only 2
gross of this cn hand a-nd It won’t
lact long, price per can 12 1-2
SPECIAL NO. IS.
Beautiful mercerised white Mad-
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raa—In the very latest patterns all
white—a fine fabric for waists
and children's dresses. We have got
for these goods 15c per yard. 1
got (.hiese right and will sell them
to you at per yard 10c.
SPECIAL NO. 14.
<• canine Uoverameat Koki CktUa—
the goods used so extensively by
the U: S. Government—these goods
have never been soid here for less
than 20c per yard. While these 5
pieces lasts we will sell them at.
pcf yard. . 10c.
SPECIAL NO IS.
36 inch Androscoggin Bleach—a
goods just as good k» fruit of the
ft
loom not quite as heavy but will
last longer—everybody knows these
goods and they should need uo
de*cr.j,tton^but simply the price—
which la 10c.
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SPECIAL NO. 1.1.
A good heavy blue 4enium—just
the goods for overalls—good heavy
good*—the same grade we have
been gtting 15c for—while it lahta
we will sell it for per ytuxl 10r.
SPECIAL NO. IS.
Pull 32 inch Renfrew chambraya
—4 inches wider than the ordinary
chambray,. sold, and superior goods
—we have a liberal supply of these
goods for we anticipated the de
mand price **. 10c.
SPECIAL NO. SO.
Trailing Arbutus the very new
est odor tn talc powder—the most
popular talc ever out. It is the
daintiest and sweetest odor ever
produced by any perfumer and the
whole country la crazy about it.
per can 25c.
W. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor
Classilitd jdverMseiHtfts*
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—Rice bran—fine stock .
food. Cheap and very fattening ;
—especially for hogs. Apply to
8. A. Marvin. White Hall, S. C.
8 23 4t
FOR SALE OR RENT—Nice store
good stand with all necessary out;
buildings dear White Hall. For
particulars, address Box R. l\hite
Hall. S. C. 7-19-tf.
WANTED—A good cook and house
keeper, white or colored, liberal
salary.’ Apply at once iu W. W,
„ Cone, Lodge, 8, C.
WANTED—To correspond with the
owners of large tracts of land in
Colleton County. 1 am In touch
ORiley is coming.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
5 or 6 doses ‘’efid” will cure any
ea.se cf Chills and Fever. Price, 25c
i-l7-4m. ***
I will sell the following tracts of
land on salesday in Oct. 1911 at
the court house at 12 dclock, M.,
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Halford will open a photograph fur t C08(g and p ena ,tles:
studio in rear of 8. Finns jew.
.;,h ,h„ t .IU ^b.r^ P .ere. U.U
sorb much of your Idle lands and p • bounded north-east by Eliza Ford,
O’Riley is coming. south aad west by Jim White et al.
* * Taxes, costs and penalty, $7,42.
cuss* When you Wknt the very best Bethel School IMstidct. a
D. Bennett, 1/Odge, 8. C. * fj our that money can buy, try a Mrs. M. R. C. Gasklna, 97, acres,
barrel of Superlative flour, .'The bounded north by J. M. Gaskins,
flour that has taken the lead west by T L. Hudson, suoth by J.
develop them if they ca-a be
bought at reasonable figures. W.
COTTON BUYER
FOR SALE- 185 acres of land. «•*
acres under cultivation, good
fences fine young orchard, 1
large new 6 room dwelling,
good barns and tenant houses,
healthy .location. Will sell half i„oST—Between Walterboro and
cash balance on time. Mrs Doctor’s Creek church, a bunch
Susie L. Lyons, Islandton. S. C. °f keys with my name on key
ring. Reward If retun-ed to 8.
•■*“**• - G. Price. Walterboro, 8. C.
FOR SALE FOR CASH CHEAP—j 9-14-lt.
One young mule. Apply to N. G. —
Morrall at Terry A ShaffeU s. ,
8-l€-tf.
I a swat wsscsi aawao iwssvtm iimxj ■**«»■*. wvrov • —— ,
. _ . , 1 throughout the country. Every sack D. Hudaon^ind west by K K. H ud -
I " <) ,?Tr~ S !! ineWher * " , | 0 '\ n ° and barrel carry a guarantee from non. Taxes/cost and penalty, $9,18 j
Walterboro one set of telephone the w|(h , t Un , on p armer8 B ar lU-yward T«»wn*hi|>.
wire stretcher* with rope attach- in gtore Kstc-te Starling Wright 15 acr^s,
ed. Finder will please return. . . .. » M1 , in ded south by R. B Heyward. 1
same to the Colleton County Give your straw hat another funded south by ^ ^
Telephone Company and receive chance. Straw hat cleanser, 25c, ^ jy,^’ colter, east by Isaac Jonen
reward. a t Klein’s. 'luxes cost and penalty, $6 75 |
..... ’ . , G F Kinsey. 20 acres bounded
When you need cypress and p.ne north and west by Henry
shingles, we have them for sale • now c v . Kinsey, and
t nion Farmers Bargain House. Wai- ^ j j gmoak TaX e 8 , cost
S . C - . and *H «9.
ORiley is coming. - - -
Exo—a delicate deodorant, de
stroying the odar of presplration,
at Klein's.
WRITE TO ARTHUR & REESE—
Shellman, Ga., in regard to Ran
dolph county lands. Well ini-
proved lands tha-t you do not
have to work a life time to
build up. 9-13.3t
BUSINESS IXM’AliS.
O'Riley is ooiring.
sale at Hyrne’s
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—1 60 •
saw gln > 1 feeder, 1 cor.ducer, 1
Roanoke hand press. All ln> good
working order Price $150.09.
Write or see H. D. Dodd, Ad
ams Run. 8. C.
„, _ Seed Rye for
IF YOU WISH TO SELL THAT gtore
farm, timber land, store or res- | 0 Ri| ^ com ing.
tdence, write us at once and send
full description as we have an Get Halford to take your photo-
attractive proposition to offer bis new studio,
you. Ligon Land Co., Sumjer, S. , Bird Seed at Hyrne’s store.
c - 7-tVl2t ’ O’Riley has pleased others
! will do the same for you.
WANTED. N’vals prickly heat powder.; at
WANTED—To sell cheap, about Klein
half price a Scholarship In the
O Rileyi is coming.
Ammens. prickly heat powder at
Kleins.
O Riley is coming,
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Turnip seeds fresh arrival
Klein’s
O'Riley is coming.
5 or 6 doses ‘‘666’’ will cure any
case of chills and fever. Price, 25c.
O Riley is coming.
Strickland School District.
H A. Padgett, 13 acres, hounded
north by A. R. Padgett and J. H.
Smith, east by A. R Padgett, south
and west by J. N. Kinsey. Taxes
cost and penalty, $14.26.
i Sheridan Township.
Ber- Hughes, S98 acres bounded
I north by Wm. Lookup lands, east
by C. W. Jaques, and estate of
Josiah Hiott. south/by estate of I
a i Josiah Hiott and west by estate of
D. W. Hughes. Taxes, cost and pen*
alty. $30.57.
Warren Township.
W. D.^mork.. 123 acres, bounded
north by John and Ben • Browr*,
east/by estate of I^andy Samuel,
south by G. H. Smoak and west by
Handy Brown, et aP. Taxes cost
I have decided to buy cotton and will be located at
Walterboro for this season, beginning September 15.
I am buying for exporters and am prepared to pay
the top of the market for your cotton.
SEE ME BEFORE YOU SELL
George McKenzie
COTTON SELLING TIME
When you sell your cotton you wish to bay’ where
you are sure you can get the most for your money.
We ofler you special prices in the lines we carry,
and invite you to call and inspect our goods.
JUST RECEIVED A LINE OF FANCY DRESS
GOODS FOR THE LADIES AT VERY CLOSE
PRICES.
CAR OF WIRE FENCING TO ARRIVE.
LODGE,
J. B. MILEY & CO.
GENERAL MERCHANTS
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
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EVEN ON A MATTHEHH.
Remember we carry a full lin>e of ant l penalty, $21.68
ha the High Art Shoes. Try* a pair Mrs. M. A. Lyons, 12 arr *®'
and you won’t need any other. Un- ; bounded north and oast by •*. H.
Ion Farmer* Bargain Store, Walter. Linder and Joe Nobles, south by
boro, 8 C. ' W. A. Strickland and west by Dan-
Turnip seeds and plenty of them Lit*der. Texes codt and penalty,
ok » * 0 . , , . . ^ - at Klein’s. Estate James Walker, 22 acre*
harlotte Auto Schoo . When you need nice fresh gro- | bounded north ho U H. Motley, Jr.,
apply to ”J” care of this prper. When in v, r 8 * r H o a f lf ° r,1 F B lu P u r *° to th * Un,on Bar- by B. C. Simmons, south by ;
9 6 tf. . tograph studio In rear of S. Finns giore Walterb g c Jenkins, et al. west by Rlsher Tax.,
o ’ . e 8 coat and penalty. $7.19.
New Garden Seed a-t Hyrne s W R FOX
" Sheriff, Colleton ('omjty* '
We have a full line o' ready-tcJI-
WANTED—Men and boye to take a
thirty days practical course in
our Machine Shop*, learn ^ the
Dental Floss, at Klein’s.
Jewelry Store,
ORiley is coming.
All work given prompt attention
To Maa Wlu* Make* f*«od.
O
The old soldiers of the countp.
have certainly taken an interest in
tke Confederate monument. One
old veteran who cennot walk with
out crutches and who is not well,
la*
r • ’ , .. Halford’s v\ e nave a lull line o reau^
Auto business and accept good pc* and quick aeiuery a or ^ d aultg f or boyg and men Come Wins by Vote of Twenty-Four to
sitions. Three hundred grddu- nud 10 . let us fit yuo at a bargain price Two.
atea placed in positions In |he Ladies’ and Misses hats at Khlf Union Farmer* Bargain House, Aval- The election held Saturday at
last twelve months. C'harlotte
Aato School, Charlotte, N. C.
» f if.
price at Hjr no » store.
ORiley is coming.
Xyala foot tablet for tender
Wanted, to buy chickens and eta foot wU i remove the soreness, at
J. L. Renta, Walterboro Hotel. I
I Klclu a.
terboro, 8. C.
Hiott’s Park 01 tne of
leaking a high school district, by
Mr .and Mrs. J. M, Campbell of rontu.'ldatlug Bethlehem and Hall
Hoy Fla., arrived In town Friday dlstr.cta. end to vote n spec .al htyb
night. After a visit of eeteral weeks school tax of two mill*, were car.
to relative* hear Stokes and WiL 1 y a vote of twenty.fonr to
llama they will return home. ibro U each case.
otherwise^ came to the exerci__
lost Wednesday, .although he huf
come lying 011 ^ m^ttreeq in the
iKittom of ^ wagon. The horse *
whs drawn i.p near the court house
and he took a deep ■ lntere*t tn all
the-exerei*"*. even getting up aad
painfully making his wdy to the
group so as to be in the picture of
the old veterans taken by O’Riley. *
From The Bamberg Herald, May
18th,
J. C. Brown returned Tun*guy
from Asheville, N. O,, where he
baa been visiting hi* daughter. Mr*
H E Bruns
NOTICE,
"The regular Fall teacher's examia
stiou will be held, Friday October
« beginning at 9:00 o’clock.
The examination will be bascl
on the 1911 text bowks recently-
adopted by ihe Board; Applicants
for certificates should be able to
•ecore these books from th« con,
tral text book dep**sitory in Uoluni.
bi.i or from the local V-ourty d*-
poeltorle*.
The examination *ij| embrace
the same subjects as heretofore—
Algebra, Arithmetic, Grammar Oe.
oafaphy History, Agriculture, Civ
ic*. Physiology and Pedagogy
If W Black. Sr.
Walterboro, 8 C\, sjptT/ltll ^
Mjss Alice Hiott left Saturday
for Waycrosa Ga., where sha hag
•ccepted a position a* sCenographwg
for a railroad company at that place