Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-r p?rwr? V,i, " c - WTC P / ft , .*•' k f + \ <4uv , 4*. THE FBBSB AND STANDARD, WALTERBOR 0, & C JUNE 18,1m. - «V . ’•fir 1 *■ - Vv Designed and RrtutKl “ in 1867 > 'Ss THE HReflDE STOQS m 2S2 and 234 Kinr Street and 203 Meeting Street CHARLESTON, .SOUTH CAROLINA The Largest Wholesale and Retail -A SURPLUS SALE- - ■ » # AN EVENT WITHOUT PARALLEL IN THE ENTIRE # # HISTORY. $75400.90 STOCK SACRIFICED FOR • # WHOLE SALE COST AND LESS. !!!!!!* BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! -ABOUND ALL OVER OUR GREAT STORE- ALL OF OUR NEW SPRING SUITS ARE INCLUD ED IN THIS MAMMOTH CLEARANCE SALE. $12.08 Suita Reduced to. $ 9.4® $18.00 Suita Reduced to 11.79 $17.80 Suita Reduced to 13.3» $20.00 Suita Reduced to 16.39 $26.00 Suita Reduced to • • • • l®-®* 30.00 Suits Reduced to 24.30 $37.50 Suita Reduced to 29.9* AH of our Dressos reduced in like per ceatage tor Clearance. WAISTS; WAISTS! WAISTS! WAISTS! 75c and 89c White Lava Lingerie Waists Re duced to , $0.43 $1.00 White Lawn Lingerie Waista Reduced to 9.07 $1.5o White Lawn and Linen Waists Reduced to .'tTTr. 1.32 $2.50 White Lawn and Linen Waists Reduced to 7 2.ir> Write us for your wants, the same price cuts prevail all over our store. * - SEE CHARLESTON FIRST. STOP WRITING AND GET TO WORK IS ABIJS WRITNK'N FOKMCI.A FOR HOLVINfi IIMXD TIOER Ql’EH- TION IN C4NI.LKTON.' . WRITING DOES NO GOOD T* Ewitlence i> What la^eeiie*l—>lani>*- trnlef. not Paid Enough to Malie IIx-nt to t a- Ife'eccixe.—Stop < rit- icisicg Otlii or*. Editor The Presh and Standard: As almost* everybod' is writing about prohibition a: i th > blind tigers, pleas.* allow n.-e t'uffir.er.t apace in your paper to call attent on to some points that they all seem to have overlooked. The first is that the piost of the prohibitionists seem to think that writing long bombast.c articles in the papers Is the proper and only way of hurting thia • vile animule." and seem to forget that the tiger is too busy selling l.-juor to take time to eyen read their lengthy efforts If they want to attract his attention, w hy don’t some of them get busy and collect some evidence and have some body placed in “durance vile?" That would show their sincerity and .n- cidentally It .would put some blind tigers out of business So much sitting still and writing long newspaper articles look* to me like a waste of energy. Let a few men get together in W&lterboro or wherever the tigers are most numer ous, and after collecting the evidence proceed against a few of the offend ers and they will And that one day of such work la worth tons of letters in the papers. In our section we had one man that sold whiskey and several of us got together and had him arrested and convicted. hn(F=-aince .then the blind tiger problem haa been solved ao far as this ne.ghborhood Is con cerned. Now. my friend. Mr. Dodd, t says to hang all the magistrates, but I do not feel that a tgaglstrate is supposed to he a detective, or a whiskey constable, and how is he to get the proof, for a "tiger would not lell to kn officer if^he knew it. so I think we should no#expect our mag istrates to go owarwul alay the tigers broadcast unless some of us will pro duce some evidence to help him. Another tiling, a magistrate s sal ary is not so princely as to enable him to do much detective work, so let’s do this, if anybody knows of a ft blind tiger let him no^ write,,f«» the paper, but collect enough evidence to convict and then »{o to the magis trate nearest him and if he fails to do hi* duty report him to the proper , authorities. I feel sure that if eat h of ua will do this there won’t be any nead to ’’cuas’’ the officers of the law mad the blind tigers would not last loot either, ao brothers. let’s do some thing definite or atop talking ao Always on Hand at -- — — — — • m First Class Grocery NEW AND COMPLEfE LINE OF WHAT YOU NEED FOR YOUR TABLE AT PRICES THE LOWEST WHEN QUALITY IS CONSIDERED A TRIAL PURCHASE WILL CONVINCE YOU Watch ' This Space Next Week. much. The hllud t «••!> cannot cx.ot if the pepi b do :.ot war.t them. We haie none it. n > neighborhood and 1 am sure there won’t be any anyw here .r the good itt‘.;-ns will just stand for their rights. W. M. J. Maple Cane. 8. June 14. 191 J. NOTRE. There will be (’hildren’s Day Ex ercise* and Dinner on the grove at Adnah Church on July the 17th. Everybody is cordially (invited to Join In these exercises and to bring well-fllied baskets. Deatli of Mr*. t«ec.*rgi.'« < raven. Mrs. Georgia ( raven departed 11,.v H;»- Jun* 4th. 1 *13. at her home mar Hort Rovai. Mrs Craven hsd b*en in bad health for nearly a .'ear. and her health gr.adu^if^ grew worse and wocae until the end came. She v«,as a faithful member of the Bethlehem Baptist church and was a loving wife and mother. She ww# also lovinf and kind to aR she knew. She was 33 year* of are and was the daughter of Mr. Barnee-^ir.^j^ In her early days the beean;* the wife of H E. Craven. She was laid td rest at Redon’s Cemetery on j Mrs Crave! will surely b,- m.«s?u ' !*> all her fri nd' and relo'ivi v anil . we bympUthir** df^ply with tie* i ui.ved family. 8he leaves a > > t o w ing husband and sever* ctirdroo, lie- sides a host of friends and relatives to mourn her loss. Safe in the arms of Jesus. Safe on his gentle breast; • There by his love o'er-shaded. Sweetly her soul shad rest.. A Friend. Mr and Mra G. J. Varn of Snider* were in town shopping Monday. *•' J ThtShatoi M I ^ i M \ I 1 CORTRIGHT Roofs pdt on tw*igy-sa yuan ago are as food » mw H have never needed repain. What » the re**? Why every other shingle manufacturer is trying to iiainfiek, iio bene —look for the words “Coctright R«»> U. S. Pat Of. embosaed on the camigabon. k h put ihme br your protection. Accept no For Solo by A. WICHMA N & SON " Walterboro, South Carolina. S06EL & B0G0SL0W Successors to J. Frank $12.00 AND $15.00 SUITS AT $6 50 AND $750 No store anywhere offers you better clothing values than you have at your disposal in this offering of £ur- '• plus stock of Summer Suits. .The Maker made us a great concession a .d we pa---the saving along to you. Thi> is ione of the be-t offerings we have ever advertised and if you need a r.:’v sum mer suit, you should lose no time in coming c, r-ee these specials. You will have a good chance to sure more" on your purchase. SOBEL & B0G0SL0W Next to W. V. Glover. Walterboro, South Carolina ‘•THE WOOD EVERLASTING.” ( YPRESS DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS LENGTHEN THE LIFE OF YOUR BUILDINGS. ask your Dealer or L. WETHERHORN & SON, i.AKt EST MF-RS. >o( th C H ARLESTON, S. C. PIANO*. PLAYER-PIANOH YICTROLAS. MUSIC. Musical Merchan dise of all Kinds. 8EIGLING MUSIC HOUSE. Established 1819. (’liar test on, 8. C. SAML. Vi D. CARR, Repfesentative, Kings! ree, S. C. BERT FRAMPT0N ’Phone 61-Y. Baggage. Passengers and Freight transferred to au; part of the City at reasonable rates. CALL HIM WHEN YOU NEED HAULING. THE BLACKSTONE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Han nnoe 1894 given ‘Tboroogh instruction atukr poaltlvaly Ghftetian inflnnncas at th* lomnut possible coat." THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA $M$ nD ch^ far the yu«Jngdiaj^e ItejiCw^Bghte, etenm natalogDe and *rr«i—ku-v BKV. THOB. ROSSER REEVES. R A., PriMi»a. BLACKSTONE. VA.