The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 21, 1912, Image 5
tUARY SI, ISIS.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD,
WALTERBORO. 8. C.
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PAGE FIT*
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CANDIDATES CARDS
1 9 1.2
THESE FIGURES INDICATE
/ That we have given good service to the public for
10 YEARS
ft that time we have pleased thourands. In that time we have
paid oat thousands. In that time we have increased thousands.
Deposit With The
* Farmers and Merchants Bank
WALTERBORO.
I. H. WOMAN.
President.
PRIMARY Rueonoif
AlortiT 17, 1111.
WHY HE DOES IT.
Jmk M. KUms Glvw Rea.
mmm far Mlac at Half-Price.
It Isa’t often thet I have faith
•nooch la the Btedldees pet up by
Cards In this colassa win he jaa
from the time Inserted to the pri
mary election at the followtaf rates,
strictly cash la e<dvance:
For Copaty Officers.. . .SS-Oh
For Township Offices.. S.dO
For Town Officers.. ... 3.00
HT UBOIU2K RKHIDKNt'K BURNED
St. George, Feb. 17.—Special:
The residence of St. Clair Muck-
enfnas was totally destroyed by
fire at an early_ hoar this morning,
other people to he willing to offer t » The origin of (be 'fire Is not J dsfl-
nltely known. When It was dis
covered- the roof was practically
enveloped and It la quite possible
that a shark* was responsible.
SOUTH CAROUNA
A H. WICIMN.
V. President.
, To the Democratic Voters of Col
leton Connty: I respectfully an
nounce that I am n candidate for
dnrk of Court for Colleton county,
subject to the rules of the party
and pledge myself to support the
nominees of the same.
D B. HUDSON.
Ruffin, S. C.
refnnd the money If it does not
«nre. said dnsggist Jno. M. Klein
to one of hta many eaetoirisrer~but
Aw is glad to sell Dr. Howard’s
tpeetfic for the care of constlpatldb
and dyspepsia on that plan.
"The Dr. Howard Co.. In order
to pet a quick introductory sale
authorised me to sell the regular
fifty cer< battle of their specific
for half price. 2f cents and al
though I hrre sold n lot of It. and
guaranteed every package, not one
I M. FISHBURNE. CASHIER.
A BANK IS AS STRONG AS THK MEN HACK OF IT. A
RANK IS AS PKOGKESSIYK AS THK MEN CONTROLLING
IT. A NATIONAL BANK IS AS STRONG AS BOTH THESE
RKAHONS MAKK IT, AND STRONGER, RJECAI SE OF THK
■AFBGUARDH THROWN A ROUND IT BY THK NATIONAL
GOVERNMENT.
PATRONIZE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Jas. E. Peukifoy,
Presi lent.
E. E. fa-NFS
Vice-Prest.-
C. G. Padgett
Cashier.
FXDR CLERK OF (V)URT.
I hereby announce myself a randl
date for Clerk of Court for Colle
ton county, Huhject to the rules and
regulations governing the Demo
crat i« party.
J. hi. .ACKERMAN.
Walterboro, S. C.
4Mh Star Added TV» Flag-
W’aahlngton, Feb. 14.—President
Taft today signed the proclamation
admitting Arisons, to the Union.
Thus was added the 41th star to
the flag and brought within the
sisterhood of States the I ret bit
of territory within the confine# of
has been brought hack ns unsatisfac continental United State#,
tory.” {To perpetuate the scene for fu-
I am still selling the specify »t ture Arisonlans, the moving picture
half price, although I cannot tell htf man invaded the White House for
lot st I shall be able to do so , the first time. The President’s nf-
Any person , who is subject to con- AN** »ith officers of the
stipr-tion. sick headache. dlMlnena, new State government, offlciaJs
liver trouble, indigestion or a gen- * n< * other* interested,
eral played out condition, ought to
take advat-4age of this opportunity.
If the specific does not cure them,
they ran come right brek to my
store, and I will cheerfully refund
their money.
FOR MAYOR.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for mayor of the town of
Walterboro. subject to the rule# and
regulations of the election govern
ing the same.
JNO. 1>. GI/OYKR.
Mrs. H. W. du Hois is spending
this'week with her sister, Mrs.
Miriam Rice, of Cdar.
J. W. Lyons, of Green Pond, call
ed to see us while in town Monday.
Mr. Lyons says that the truck
farmers are preparing their toll
for potatoes.
Terry & Shaffer
Watch the crowd« in our Store
every Id ay. That’means that peo
ple like the ’’SHAFFER WAY.”
And they know what that, way is
from Hound to Doctor’* Creek.
“GOOD GOODS. LOW PRICE?.
NEW BARGAIN'S FA’ERY
WEEK.”
Grocery Specials This Week
BEST DAIRY BUTTER Ih
R L. Jones, of Lodge, paid a
visit to our office today.
J. J. Mtley. of Lodge, had busi
ness in town today.
Sor< s aiwl all Skin Disease* Hisap-
l*ear When Tetterine la I’ned.
This is the one unfailing reme
dy. and no matter how severe a>
case of eczema, piles, tetter, ring
worm, old sore* or scalp disease
you may suffer with TETTERINE
will give instant relief and affect
a perms-rent cure. We know the
merits of this soothing, healing, an
tiseptic ointment so well that We
fully guarantee it. Get a SOc box
at your druggiet. If he has not
the gersiine TETTERINE, send us
SOc and we will supply you at once.
The Shuptrine Co. Savannah Oa.,
For Sale By John M. Klein
W illie Bryan Dead.
It will be with regret that his
ir.rny friends learn of the death
of Willie Bryan, which took place
at his home near Bells early this
mornirg, of hemorrhagic fever. Mr.
Hryan was t- young man of many
sterl.rg qualities. He was a son
of Whit Bryan.
ALSTON WILKES
'■AS PASSED AWAY;
Columbia, Feb. II.
Ms Alaton Wllkee, pastor or tae •
Gfaaby Mbthodtet church la Oolam-
bla., died at his hdhi* yesterday
morning at 10:11 o’eloek. Ha
was appointed to Oraaby at tha«
last session of the Sooth Carolina
conference. He entered most hope
fully upon hta work, thongh In 111
health. Friday alght ho was takes
ill.
Mr. Wllkee was a ratlvo of Char
ter county, being born August 17,
ltd. He entered the BoOtho Caro
lina conference nt Wlnssboro. No
vember. lilt, ard haa served vari
ous chargee In the conference con
tinuously since that time.
He possessed rare gifts both as
a preacher and as a writer. Hlo
writing abounded Ir* gentle satire
and sparkling wit. Withal he knew
the human heart and its fralltlee
and hts writing wa* full of genuine
hitman interest. He was a regular
contributor to the columns of his
church paper. The Southern Chris
tian Advocr-te, and occasionally he
wrote a tret-chant article for thtk
dally press.
A widow and 11 children' sur
vive him. The funeral arrange-
merits will be announced later.
.tv'
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Misk Mabel Jores, of Summerville,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. J.
Kirton.
CHICHESTER SPILLS
DIAMOND
^nuLstn&s^MjSjAv
ol^
niAhenn nnano rixta. for twratydho
lasts wgirlii as nMt.SsfcM. Alwws ErtUbls.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
TaULD EYE»YWHKRE
W. B. Garris US5L5S fREE
l w%n- I'*** l-smirr* in rrs. g, I 4wi ‘ • ‘ Via
.n. , M - tv*.' m
t4v*c * vr** • I ‘rvn^ wt*h nvp
OOass
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GOOD CAROLINA RICE
sack. ,.. x .
FINE FLAVORED COFFEE
16. 16 2 Me 3 for
$3.65
SOc
MONOGRAM COFFEE lb 35 c
LARGE SIZE POSTUM I )k »f 21c
SURVEYOR
Colleton, S. C.
h* 1
T» le^raph or Write, it Yen
Have Work jo be Done.
VIRGIN)! GROWN
KING SEED
« evr«-ft .J «»>e King that per'm'iu
o r * t *. (, - wisrliHOi 4 Dm-
Mv .♦»*• t «,».» -he
, r-i’e , Vrtintl •> tuturr
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(<» 'r»g 4 Dite *o he .u Tt h MS’*’ '*1 ’b* " il ;
*n ♦ r*v m i«-ny * Kpe* >* 1. ’Iirrel v gv
ng Ac .» im-c n en'rs i»r«v6» Write t*e»tal 'luick
r. J. KING RiehmriH Ve.
I,r* tt»r t Y«*11 'M>me nt the >,<.« in h.in*1
e l ng •»* mv N C v, «k Have rrr
Levi irn.r'% HI I ’rat' »hev will am ire v««»
The house formerly owned and
occupied by W. B. Sanders. on
Railroad Avenue, has been bought
by laham Padgett of Ruffin. Mr.
Padgett has' been having the hoosei
put In order for some deys and he
will move his family in this week,
probably tomorrow.
F. H. Beach, of Rr-venel, apeafe
Saturday lr> town on bis way to
visit his parents near Mt. Car
mel.
Dr. Baker, and Misses Allies
Sykes and Pearls Beech were among
those who attended the fruit sap
per given st the home of Mm. T.
8. Linder, near Mt. Carmel,'Bstnr-
day night. J
, |,
Almnet Loet His Life.
S. A. Stld, of Mason, Mich., will
never forget his terrible exposure
to a merciless storm. ’’It gave
me dreadful cold,” he wrjtea, "that
caused severe pains In my cheat,
so it was hard for me to breathe.
1 A neighbor git-ve me several doses
of Dr. King’s New Discovery which
brought great relief. T6e doctor
said 1 was on the verge of pneu
monia, but to continue with the
Discovery. 1 did so and two bot
tles completely cured me.” Use
only this quick, safe, reliable medi
cine for covighs, colds, or any
throat or lung trouble. Price 50c
r.nd $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guar
anteed by John M. Klein.
GRANULATED SUGAR.
14 lb*
GIGANTIC CONSOLIDATION SALE
“Ol K KING” ONK-HORHK WAGON IS KING OF THEM ALL.
GREGORY” TWO-HORKK G FROM -fill! TO *40.
I’RIOEH RANGIN' WAGON HAM NO HUPKRIOR FOR
WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY. PRICKS RANGING
FROM *.Y4) TO *07
“THK CTLAHK” BUGGY’ MADK BY OXFORD BUGGY CO—
THK BKKT BUGGY' SOLD IN CXJLLKTON COUNTY—PRIC
KS HANGING FROM *7W TO *(».
A WRKN BUGGY', WHICH IS FIRST CLASS IN KYKRY
REHPHCT, AND WHICH W’E GUARANTEE, RANGING IN
TO MUTT HARD TIMES. 70.
FULL LINK OF HARNESS AND MADDLKS. AT PRICKS
PRICE FROM *.YY TO *SKK US BEFORE BUYING.
Farmers Mercantile &
Warehouse Company.
$1.00
OCTAGON SOAP, 6 cakes 25c
OSCEOLA SOAP. 12 cakes 25c
LUMP STARCH. 6 lbs 25c
RED DEVIL LYE. 3 large OC^ £*l
cans 1
UNDINE FLOOR, bbl
CREAM CHEESE, lb 25c
NEW SEED POTATOES, .
/ pk. (Best Quality)
FEED OATS, bushel gQ c
FERRY’S SEED pfcg C-
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Hardware Specials This
Week.
ALL SIZES WIRE N AILS O-
lb
H WING DECIDED TO DISCONTINUE OUR BRANCH STORE at 605 King street, and finding
it impossible to hold both stocks in our main store, immense as that budding is, we concluded to
throw both stocks on sale to he disposed of regardless of cost or value and inaugurate this Extraor
dinary Price-slaughtering Sile to continue unttl the last item of surplus stock is gone.
Appreciating h it a large part of our success has been contributed by our out of-town custo-
m?r< we place before you tnis opportunity for money-saving by adv sing you of a few of the many
thousands of half-p ice figures that have been placed for the benefit of the buying public in this
side.
The lines included in this CONSOLIDATION SALE are: New and Unredeemed Watches,
Diamonds, .Jewelry, Silverware. Cut Glass. Rifles. Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing Hats, Shoes
and Furnishings; Ladies’ Tailor-made Suits, Skirts and Dresses and hundreds of other lines.
Guns
Single Br-rrel new Shot Guns, all
good makes, $4 value . . $2.97
12-guage, all length*.. .. 6.9N
Hamilton Single Shot Rifle* 1.19
llopkire and Allen Single Shot rifle*
22 calibre 2.39
16 Shot Sc-vajte Rifle*, 22 t’ali-
bre 5.90
16 Shot Stevens Rifle*, 22 calibre,
6 98
All other make* Guns reduced.
LARGE 10c. TIN HAND
BASIN.
5c.
Rice 3 quarts for 25c
Rice $3 9° per sack
Early Rose and Red Bliss Seed Potatoes
40 ami 50c per peck
Si^ar 15 lbs fer $1.00
Flour # per barrel 5 90
Coffee, per lb ' 20 and 25c
Buy your crackers and biscuits from us—always
fresh and nice.
Sell us your Poultry. We pay cash for them
Best Cream Butter, per lb 45c
Eglis per dozen 20c
W. H. GUESS £ BRO.
Do you knogr that more real dan
ger lurk* in a common cold than
in ac*y other of the minor ailment*?
TlAfr aafe why is to take (’hj:.mber-
laln’s Cough Remedy, a thoroughly
reliable preparation, and rid your-
•elf of the cold quickly a* pos
sible. Th*« 1 creedy la Xcr sale by
»lt dealers.
out. More land washe* and leaches
away thru Is worn out l>y grow
ing the bc*J forage crops. Why
cultivate ten acre* in one crop each
year, when five acre* will grow
as much in two crop* a year qnd
gr.in in boU fertility faster, if
properly hat-died!—Progressive Far
2 QT. AGATE B \KING PAN. f*
Regular 15c. size, each wC* j
10 QT AGATE WATER O/*
BUCKET, Regular 5t»c size^OC.
10 QT GALVAN/ZED BUCK- 1
KT. Regular 25e. size, each 1%/C
Dry Goods Specials This
Week.
©
25 BOLTS APRON GINGHAM
yd OC.
ALL OUR 36 INCH -SEA IS-OC.
LAND”, 6 »rd* for ^OC
0 ;
EXCELLENT WEIGHT CAN-
TON FLANNEL, yd 3^.
QUILTING CALICO >n 2 1 -2c-
Special Window Display
This Week.
' 0TR WONDER 5e. LAC E
WINDOW. SEE IT.
WATCHES
i.6t of A**orted open face and Hunt
ing <’aee Nickel and Gold Flate
tasit ary 5’ v il>ie*, go at
—. ••• ... . • • . . , $1.98
Lot of Unredeemed Watchea, with
Waltham, Klgin ; ml other good
movement*. $7 value*. Price 3.98
Another lot of unredeemed Watches
all sizes. Open Face and Hunting
UaM*. in Silver of 20-year guan-n-
:*•<! ' filled liii it., W.jlpi.ini
Hampden and * other good move
ment*. $15 vames at.. ..libs
17-ruby Lewel .Movements of th**
best grades, t djus* d to all lein-
rature*. Worth more than dou
ble $8.98
Kxtra Special wntih offer. A
Sto Watch for $17.50. It i*
rea I
a
21- Ruby Jewel Movemei- of any
S . : (iard make. Sold under
olute guarantee i<» pass in pec
lion for K. R. rtervlcc. With 20
y«ar guuaranteed Gold-Filled r.-yn
ti
] Men * Style*, Y^ell-made Suit*, In
>2.19 and up
Ladies' Gold-Filled Wrdst Pin*. 50c
value* at .. .14
Nickel Ca*e Alarm (Mock*, .59
Iron Roller Skates, Per Pair, .39
Steel* Wheel Malt-Hearirg Roller
Skate*, Regular $3 kind, $1.48
Clothing and Shoes
•*CSe
Men's Styll*. Well-made Suit*. Itf
all the newest weaves and model*,
Sold regularly for $15, tre going
in thi* Sale for ..$8.98
Men'* Suit* In an Immense rang*#
of »tyles and pattern*,* worth
from $8.50 to $lo. Consolidation
Sale Price $4 29
Men's and Young Men's Pares,
values up to $1.75 go at .. .98
Choice of our entire line of $4
and $5 pants no reserve at $2.89
Ladies Shoes at •I^Oxfords, worth
$1.50 and more 93
Mei.'s Fine Dress Shoes. Re
gular $2 value*, at .. .. 1.19
Cold
.net Rlrgs f( r Hoy.-.
We have a special mail order
department devoted entirely to fill
ing Mall orders. Prompt shipments
and satisfaction guaranteed.
,when received any article we send
you [t should no happen that you
are dissitisfUd with it returi-
i and your money will be refunded
Out-of-town vitfltor* will he pre-
cented with a handsome piece of
.topers All plated Silverware ab
solutely free with every purchase.
If
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Terry &
. J. HEPLER
601 King Street Charleston, S. C.
Pawn Office
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