The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 30, 1913, Image 8
A NEW SHIPMENT
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LADIES ANO_ MISSES
ONE-PIECE DRESSES
JUST ARRIVED.
We have had unusual success with our
first shipment of Ladies’ and Misses’ One-
Piece Dresses for Spring and Summer—In
fact, so much so, that we have found it
necessary to reorder again, this shipment
has just reached us, and we are delighted to
- say, that they are far superior in Looks,
Make, Style and Finish to any we have ever
had. We will be glad to have you come
around and see themi
They range in price as follows:
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50,
$4.00 and $5.00.
Mrs John H. Psnrlfoy and ion have
returned from a visit j<> Chartoaton.
Jas E. JJearifojr has returned after
several <!ay« spent in CMncinnatt!.
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J. P. Garris, of Willlaraa. vaa in
Walterboro Monday.
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Judge Towles, of Green Poud. had
business in Walterboro Monday.
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V.\> R. Reynolds, of Jacksonboro.
sp^nt Monday In Walterboro.
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Ron. J. W. Mila?, of Suo^ka. in
in tfce.eity On business today.
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B. L. and A. J. Jones, of Smoaks.
had business in Walterboro today.
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Cadet I. Herman Kohn will return
to the Citadel th.lt afternoon.
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Mias Sarah Kohn. of Hampton,
spent the week end with her parents.
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Jeeae Drew and son, of Henderson
ville. had hoaineas In town yesterday.
E. D. Smoak. of 'Lodge, was a
visitor to the Mty Tueaday.
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A. H. Wlchman spent Monday in
Charleston.
M. W. Breland. *of Doctor's Creek,
had business in Walterboro Saturday.
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J. T. Garris, of Williams, called
to see us while In the city Monday.
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E. E. Herndon! of Ruffin,
town today.
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A DEUGHTFUL COOL PORCH BY DAY AND 4N
IDEAL SLEEPING PORCH BY NIGHT.
“THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
Urn Henry Bartlese. of Cheeaee.
who has been visiting relatives hero
fog sometime returned to iivr home
Tuesday. Shof was. accompanied by
Mr Bartless^ mother.
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A party of 14 from Ritter attend
ed the. play given,, last night at the
school house. Among them were.
Mr and Mrs L. B. .Smith and daugh
ter. and Mr and Mrs E. L. Lemacks.
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A party of 15 young people from
Henlersonvifte (h&perJbad by Mrs
Daniel Poyas and MLs Marvin, en
joyed a at raw ride to. Walterboro
last night and while here attended
the play at the Auditorium.
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Parties from Charleston are here
today in the Interest of organising
a chapter of the Eastern Star. Mock
interest is being taken In this matter
and there it little doubt as to the
dereionment of a atrong organiza
tion here.
SENATOR TILLMAN FAVORS
MIRRAY FOR POSTMASTER
Attention Ladies
We are Headquarters for Millinery,
Dress Goods, Ready-to-Wear Garments,
Laces, Ribbons, etc. Renewing Hats a Spe-,
I \ cialty. Be sure to see nie before.you buy- °
Mrs. B. Levy
Walterboro, - - S. C.
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Percy Remedy
Blag Tonic. It is aa _
• strongest bitter tonic, but yon do not
in the bitter because the ingredients
i diserilve in the mouth but do dia-
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Oneraatcsa by your Druggist. We mean
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Tbonaands of families know it already
and a trial will convince yon that DI
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Look for signature of B.W. GROVE on every box. Cures a Cold in One Day. 25c.
W. J. O’Quin. Jr., of Pealel, vi?it-
ed our city Monday.
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L. R. Ramsey, of Mewville, was in
town last week on business.
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B. Levy spent Sunday with friends
in Beaufort.
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Mr and Mrs John Y. Beach, of
(Tty Route 1, were in the city Tues
day. •
J. W. Crosby, of Lodge, may be
mentioned among those in town Sat
urday on buaineas.
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A. Q. Padgett, of Doctor's Creek
section, was a visitor to the city Sat
urday.
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Charlie Thompson, of city route
five, had business in Walterboro
Monday. v
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E. H. Ulmer, of Ruffin, may be men
tioned among those who cams to
Walterboro on business Saturday.
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Jno. Y. Beach, of Mt Carmel
tion, was in .town Saturday on busi
ness. ,,
A. C. Breland, of Doctor’s. Crpelt
had business iu Walterboro Satur
day. #
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Mack Black, of Doctor’s Creek sec
tion, called to see us while in the city
Saturday.
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-P. J. Beach, of Mt Carmel, was
among those in towr> Saturday on
business,
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Rev J. R. Funderburk and family
have moved to Ridgeiand. tb'Ctr new
home.
G. T. Thornby, a popular merchant
of Parker’s Ferry, vialted the home
of J. W. Crosby Sunday.
Mrs Mack Williams*of White Hall,
la visiting her mother. Mrs H. \V. du
Bois in Walterboro this week.
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B. G. Weeks, one of P.ound’s pros
perous farmers had business in town
Saturday.
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Dr J H. Raker, formerly of Wal
ter. but now of Laredo. Texas, is here
on a visit.
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Mr and Mrs.Cozart B ! nns of Al
bany, Ga.. are here visiting the lat
ter’s mother. Mrs E. H. Williams.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Crosby and
little daughter. Eva. of Ruffin, were
in to see us today.
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Rev \V. A. Fairy has returned from
District Conference and will preach
at Bethel Methodist Church next
Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. . .
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Rev J. W. Daniel Presiding Elder
of the Ubarloston District* will
preach at Bethel Methodist church
next Sunday evening at 8:30 o’clock.
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Mr*and Mrs D. C. L. Hiers and
children have gone to Savannah fo;
a lengthy visit to relatives and
friends.
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Alison H. Herndon and son. Le-
Roy are on a visit to the former’s
son at Summerville. They wilt re
turn next week.
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M. H. Carter, one of Henderaoa-
'Tile’s leading merchants, sold 40
bales of cotton to the Walterboro
Mills this week at a good price.
The Second Quarterly Conference
of Bethel station will be held at the
ichurch next)Sunday evening imme
diately after the evening service^ A
fall attendance of the oftciala Is
earnestly desired.
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Miss Annie Youmans has returned
to-he/ home near Cottager!Me after
spending several weeks in Atlanta.
Qa.. where she/ has been attending
the Atlanta Practical School of Mil
linery. Mist Youmaps completed the
full course and expects to return to
Atlanta in th« fall.
CTtlxens of Walterboro Appear Be
fore Senator Tlllmaa about Situs-
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Hon.
Washington, April 28.—Special:
Messrs P. M. Murray. J. G. Padgett,
John H. Peurifoy and J. M. M..jrer
came here today from Walterboro
in’cpnnection with the nomination of
Murray to be postmaster at that
Place. „ ^
Messrs Padgett and Moorer urged
Senator Tillman not to oppose the
confirmation of Murray, and Solicitor
Peurifoy opposed the confirmation.
Senator Tillman' said that he had
endorsed Murray after the late Rep
resentative Legare had done so. and
he saw no reason to change his po
sition now. It is understood that Mr
Legare’s endorsement of Murray was
actually filed with the Postmaster
General some time ago.—From the
News and Courier.
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Dots from C’oomw hatchie.
The farmers of this section a«-e
getting along very nicely with their
crops.
J. W. Roberts and daughter spent
Wednesday in Charleston,
Mrs Rpberts and daughter .Lizz'e.
spent Friday night with her daugh
ter, -Mrs Dan Horton, at Ridgeiand.
Miss Blahch Roberta spent Friday
with her Annt Pollie.
The GllUsonvlUe school picnic is
to be on the 24th of Me}- at Gillitou-
vllle. At cordial
tended to nil.
invitation ia ex-
Wholesale Grocery Brndaese.
A rumor is on foot In^Walterbo o
that at an early date 1 a wholesale
grocer? business will be established
in the town. There is room here for
such an enterprise and if the par
ties interested decide to push the
matter through they will make a suc
cess. | v
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