The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 01, 1911, Image 5
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Sec your dealer nru, before he
contracts for his irootls, and urge
bun to get good up-to-date brands,
containing 6 to 10 per cent, potash,
and to carry POTASH SAITS
in stock.
There is profit in such goods
both for you and your dealer.
You get more plant food for
your money, your fertilizer is
better bdcr.ccd, ycur ‘tcil fenility
is conserved, and your crops are
larger and of better quality.
Potash Pays.
We vviil sell you or your dealer
Potash in any amount from 200 lb:,
up. Write new for prices and for
free pamphlets giving just the facts
you arc looking for about improving
crops and soils.
GERMAN KALI WORKS, Inc. -
CMttaMtal feilUlM. lUHlmor. Mo.aUaock Mock. Cklcarfo
Whttaay Central bank Hu lid lag, Njw OrUaaa *
MRS. J. S. JONES’
Invites her friends this week and during the FAIR
to call and select a beautiful hat, or cloak. A fine,
new lot of them have just arrived. We are pre.
pared to please you. We aiso carry white dress
goods, such as piques, reps, bengaline, dress linens,
etc. 11 Kid gloves, silk gloves, collars and corsets.
Cordialh,
Mrs. J. S. JONES
• Walterboro*s Benton* Millinery
Town Tax Notice.
' Tha tax books for the town of
Waiterboro will be open for the
collection of tffxes from Nov. 1st
to 30th, 1911, at the store of H. W.
Black, Jr. Take notice there will
be no extension of time. “
D. B. Black,
Clerk and Treasurer.
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NOTICE.
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Lionel Gulleilge. of Augusta, is
here visitiiy; relatives. *
Hon. D. L. Smith is at the State
faiir this woe.k.
CIVIC LKAGtTB
Plwakimt
The Walterboro Civic League, at
the regular October meeting, hav
ing received the resignation* of
Mrs. Kershaw, president and of Mr*
Padgett, treasurer, and having than
ed them for their efficient services,
elected the following officers for
the national Civic League >*esr, Cf?-
tober 1911—October 1912.
Mrs. E. T. H. Shaffer, presklent.
Mrs. B. G. Price. 1st vice-presi
dent.
Mrs. T. P. Baker, 2r:d vice-presi
dent.
Miss Lllliro Farmer, recording
serreyeta.
Miss Jessie Fraser, corresponding
secretary.
Mrs. G. C. Brown, treasurer.
Mrs. Jno. H. Peurifoy, assistant
treasurer. *
The financial expenditures of the
League upon rMr improvement dur
ing the pt.U two years are declared
as follows:
Upon court house ground.. $306.'•
Upon Confederate Monument 117.17
Upoi: Y. M. C. A. ground.. 39.90
Upon A. C. L. ground 22.97
Total $48«.59
Also this league has invested In
one share of Colleton County Fair
stock, at *10.00, hns spent $128.41
upon miscellaneous needs attendant
on several er-tertainmenta. and the
treasurer delivers a balance on ban
of $247.00, making a total of $872
60 received from dues and various
enterprises.
The league desires herein tu
thank its sustaining membership
for its valued financial assistance.-? -
Also it is announced that at the
November meeting the league will
enteric in its friends at a tea. and
we hope that all invited will come
aid enjoy the meeting, and that at
this early meeting we nu-y add a
great many new names to our roll
MARYEIAHH DIVIDEND ACHIKV-
MKXTS.
The Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York ps-id in dividend
in 1910 the sum of $12,301,796.73.
amount without precedent in this
country or In ai-y other. The Com
pany has also appropriated for pay
ment of dividends in 1911 »he enor
mous sum of $ 13,539.3:53.07, an
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A ear of fine horses and good
farming mulea will come direct to
Walterboro Saturday, Nov. 4, and
we «il be in Walterboro through tty
fair, rod till Saturday, Nov. 11.
Anyone wishing a good horse or
mule will save money by getth g
our prices.
ff. Z. AYER.
OLAK, 8. C.
NOTICE.
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ATTENTION FARMERS.
FOR BALET OR FOR RENT—640
acre farm, St. Helena’s Island, Beu-
fort countv, S. C. opposite Port
Royal Naval Station. 240 acres in ...
high, state of cultivation, suitable iV* ,ount . 6re£ ' , * r *’•, n ** ar l> ,wo , J U **
for ion* or short cotton, corn, oats ! _ , * n ; _ any 1 °_ ,h r r . ronipa , uy , hu f
or truck.
landing**- „„
«tc. If not sold or nented by 4th *, n '!^ , on,J 1 , lu *
of December 1911 will on that day c,udinK ln,lu8,r ‘ a '- h;d - U P ,0 Jan
be offered at Auction at Boaaifort
Balance timbered. Good j e ! er p * ld in a s ‘ n * le >f ar J n ‘ leed
Dwellings for two familie f f IbO./ompanies doing business
Pursuant to authority vested
us by the Secretary of State, no
tice is hereby given that on Nov. 2.
Itll. at eleven o’ckHfk g. m. at the
Farmers’ Union 'HklTT'* Walterboro.
S. C., we"wiil open bopks of sub
scription to the capital stock of the
Farmers Merccs.-tile ami Warehouse
Oompany, a corporation to be form
ed under the laws of the State of
South Carolina with a capital stock
of $23,000.00, divided into five hun
dred shares of the par value of
fifty dollars each.
J. I). Rishcr,
H. H. Rents,
Jas. E. Peurifoy,
Walterboro. S. C.. Oct. 31. 1911. It.
uary 1st, 1910, paid
Negro tlnmp Me* ting.
The negro caanp meeting at Mt.
Zion, near Hiottville wan conducted
from Thursday to Sunday. It wra
a remarkably quiet an»l orderly
meeting, aid much good was d me.
Bishop Benj. F. Lee, of Wllberforce,
O., presiding over the seventh dis-
& Shaffer
. Department Store.
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A few Seasonable Leaders in the
N Hardware Department.
50 lb size New Lard Cans 40c
25 lb size New Lard Cans 25c
2 qt. Seal Syrup Tins 10c
4 qt. Seal Syrup Tins 15c
5 gal Galv Oil Can filled with Kerosene $1.00
Stove Pipe in all sizes.
Coal Stoves
Fireplace Grates
Hard and Soft Coal for Sale. •
Grocery Department. ,
Good Grade Raw Coffee 18c lb
Luzianne Coffee 30c
New Crop Prunes 10c lb
New Crop Evap Apples 15c
Octagon Soap 6 for 25c
Oeeola Soap, A good soap 10 for 25c
Lump Starch .V lb
Seed Rye (HIGH growing) $1 75 bu
Red Rust Proof Seed Oats. Get our figures before buy-
All^NlON SETTS at 3 qt for 25c
' Dry Goods Department.
Beautiful Lot of Ladies All Wool Sweaters. Y $2 50
Tasty Ant Patterns New Ginghams for School Dresses 10c yd
A Leader in Wide Bleach 7c yd
A Splendid CANTON FLANNEL 5c yd
A JOB LOT of Check Ginghams 5c yd
A JOB LOT of Outings 5c yd
A JOB LOT of Chambrays 5c yd
Our Extra Specal Price on BALL THREAD 1 box 15c
2 boxes 40c 3 boxes 75c
Remember There are Bargain Sales
Every Day at
during their trict was present during the meetit | ^
»«• a total in • Me t-’so preached at Walterboro on .
Court House at 12 00 o’clock M entire existence as large a total in 1 Me r-’so preached at Walterboro on
Apply at once to J I) <>.pfJim«». dtt J dfnds apportioned 1> [Friday night. Rev. B. A. Blanca.
Real Eatate Atterney', Charleston, SJ b -' th< * HUU1 appropriated by The* | presiding eld*r. an*I Rev. P. N.
Richard Rlcek left today
•Springs, Ark., for his
C., P. a Box 627. or Wra. J.
as Attorney, Beaufort, 8. C.
Tbom-
Mutur-1 Life for 1911. Miss Miriam
du Bois, Age. ;, Walterboro. 8. C.
Mouzoti, pastor in charge, were al
so present.
for Hot
health.
1. A. Sauls, of Smoaks, was
town yesterday.
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Magistrate I* J Wilson R. F. Car-
roll and N. M. Maxey wen- in town
yesterday from Snioi.ks. They aero
interested in a land case before
Master Henderson. > ^ ,
Dont Fail to Attend The
Now Going On in Full Blast at
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A Saving ol 25 to 50 Per Cent.
GUARANTEED
EVERY
PURCHASE!
Beware of Imitators of Our Sale!
We Lead-—Others Follow!
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