The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 25, 1913, Image 8
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBORO, S. C
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
JUNE 25,1913.
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Beautiful Shirtwaists and Middy-Blouses, in all Colors,
and Styles—Value $1.00 and $1.25.
Special OQ„
Price OJC.
Handsome White and Cream Color Wash Skirts—
Value .7.. $1.00 and $1-25
Special 70i»
Price I vC.
Elegant One Piece Dresses, in all Colors, and also
White, for Ladies’ and Misses—value. .. .$1.25 and $1.50
Special
Price
The H.W. Cohen Store
“THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD”
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We Pay Highest Cash Prices For
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Don't gir* your proAu away—abip direct to ua by eapremt and
get your money the next day. We pay highoNt price* for green
and dry hides of ail kind*; Beeswax. Tallow, old Metal*, old
Rubber, wool aud Fur* in the winter. Try u* with a shipment
now.
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CAROLINA HIDE & JUNK CO.,
. CHARLESTON, S. C.
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Charleston Bread Delivered
TO YOUR DOOR
. I beg to announce to the people of Wal-
terboro that I have the agency for one of
Charleston’s best bakeries and will sell at
my residence and deliver it to my custom
ers.
A GOOD BREAD For 5c; CREAM BREAD
8c; BUTTER MILK AND RYE
BREAD 10c.
I will also make and deliver Home Made
Bread and Cakes to order. I am prepared
to give the nicest work which can be done
along this line. Prices will be determined
by size and quality.
I will appreciate your patronage.
Mrs. T. J. BLANCHARD
Phone 39y.
B. O. Hiott, of Round, was in town
Friday.
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J. H. Roberta of Zion waa among
th* prosperous Colleton.ana in town
last Saturday.
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Jas Ramsey, of Stokes, spent Sat
urday in Waltwrboro.
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C. S. I.anjcdale, of W r e*ks. the
Secretary of the Colleton Co.. Farm
ers Union was in town Saturday;
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S. A. Martin, of Stoke*, had busi
ness in Walterboro Saturda r.
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MERCHANTS!
WHY NOT BUY YOUR CANDY
AT HOME?
We make a PURE CANDY and~T
GOOD SELLER. Nearly a hundred
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merchants And it profitable to sell
our candy—
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WHY NOT YOU?
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YOUR CUSTOMERS W'ANT IT.
WHY NOT GIVE THEM WHAT
THEY WANT—PURE. FRESH
CLEAN CANDY AT ALL TIMES.
WALTERBORO
CANDY
CO.,
C. M. GRACE. Proprietor.
Looking for new*, the Editor o£
this paper was so fortunate on last
Saturday to see the following pros
perous citizens of the county sitting
on the Court House Square curbing:
H. R. Hudson, of Walterboro. R. 4.
C. H. Berry, of Rulfln, G. A. Benton
and A. Q. Padgett, of Walterboro,
R. 4. Doc. Hiers of Walterboro. R.
5. and B. R. Griffin, and A. E. Mar
tin of Omega
RELIABLE
FROM RELIABLE PEOPLE
CHUFAS,
VELVET BEANS,
Amber, and Orange Cane, North
CarolinhvPeanuts, Georgia and Span
ish Peanuts. Pearl or Cat Tail Mil
let Tennessee German Millet. Select
Seed Corns..Improved Brown Seed
Peterkink Cotton. Price on applica
tion.
Send for Catalogue.
WRITE
SHUPTRINE CO.
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.
Mias Kay Jontqi. who ha* been
teaching school at Wagner, ha* re
turned to Walterboro where she will
apend her vacation
o M'/tj A. P. Barnes and son. Albert,
who have been apeading sometime in
Aahevlllt. N. C., are now m St.
George visiting relatives
Mr* 8 M Riddle and children, of
Sumter, are visiting Mrs Riddle's
parents. Mr and Mrs E M Jones.
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Mrs W F Hill, of Round, who has
been vis.ting in Charleston returned
home yesterday, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Edith.
The » price of ^ Dia
monds is steadily in
creasing and you will
make the best invest-
ment by buying them
early for the future
n^eds.
We have on hand a
good selection of Rings
and the prices of same
range from $25.00 to
$200.00. . ‘
. .We sell on Easy Terms
to responsible parties
without Extra Charge.
The S. Finn
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Jewelry Co.,
Inc. >
Walterboro, S. C.
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—Bedsteads—
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PORCELAINED STEEL
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and
BRASS TRIMMED
A COMPLETE UP-TO-DATE SHOW
ING of Standard quality goods. The prod
uct of the most progressive and reliable
makers in the country, from each of whose
workshops we have selected their choicest
numbers. While we feature the popular
priced goods, notice how our line has been
strengthened throughout with the better
grades heretofore shown only by the ex
clusive dealers. You can pick at random
through this line with the certain knowl
edge of securing strickly. FIRST quality
goods.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OF
(IRON BEDS. WE HAVE JUST RE
CEIVED A CAR OF THESE IRON BEDS,
and now we feel sure that we will be
able to please you. Before you buy your I
Iron Bed come and let us show you what
we have to offer, our prices are cut half,
come and see for yourself. We have never
before been able to sell Iron Beds as cheap
as we are selling them now. Now is your]
time to buy your bed cheap, we make youi
this offer only for about Ten Days, as we
need the CASH
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Brown Furniture
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T. Herndon of Peniel had bast- J Miss Sudie Ruth, of Varnville. is
visiting Mrs W. B. Ackerman this
week.
in town Saturday.
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Judge H. W. Hudson, of Bells. |
had business in our city Friday.
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* Mr. and Mrs B. R. Bennett, of
Holly Hill, are visiting Col and Mrs
in J. G. Padgett.
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Jos. Hamsey. of Peniel. »as
town Saturday.
• • • , Mrs H. W. duBois and family leave
Anderson Nettles, of Penie! Grove. thl g W(H?k for Savannah, where they
had business here Saturday.
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K. K Hudson, of Ruffin, called to
see us Friday.
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II Madison Varn, of Sniders. <>.a*
town Saturday.
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Mis* Chevil’.etfe Sir.:*, of F.ira-
well. is \ s ti:.g M s.- Mur.un Fraser.
will make their home in the future.
Mrs R. W. Riley, of Barnwell, is j
'the guest of Mr*. W. B Ackerman'
Magistrate L. E. Hill of Round,
was in town on business Monday.
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Ollie Hill, of Round, had business
in our town Monday.
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W. V'. Glover’s reiuieute o :
road Avenue has ffeen very much
improved in appearm, by a fresh
coat of paint.
The following ‘enjoyed a fishing
trip to Ivanhoe on Monday: J E.
Moore. John Black. wT B. Acker
man and F. B. Folk. Reports are t^gj
a large supply of fish were caught.
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Mrs Rachel Rod'sh. the efficient
sales,lay of W. V. CIjmt. is oft on
her summer vicaten vimUui; at
Col’eton and other i*. *•, ■».
, this week.
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i A. C. von Lehe ha* returned iron:
N'ew York, where he purchased
s*o< k of
good.* for his new stc*
•Misrf Elizabeth Dubo se, of Cani-
'den. and Miss Annie Hydriik of
>'orrh. are the attractive guests this
v.eek of Miss Ehsio Hyruo
W. Taylor v ef-.t to Chariestotrl :i - H- Herndon, who
o- business yesterday been v:s:t.ug l.er son. I,v:e ir
^ # # mervi'.Ie. has returned home.
Augustus Martin, ef D< tor's . • •
Creek, was in town Saturday. Mrs A.- L Biocker left Mondaw
# # New York City where she will
J S Padgptt of Sraoak* may be spend the summer with relatives.
mentioned among those In town Mon- • • •
day. Mr and Mrs F. it. Folk and chil-
* * * dren. of Greenwood, are usittug
L C. Crosby, of Walterboro. Route ; Mr Folk . 9 #i . te . Mri w L A K , r .
1. was among those in town Satur- man.
day. ’ . •
Mrs. Pate of Ridgeland. .who has
has be°n Spending aometiuie with her
;ni- daughter. Mrs Max Jacobs, left to
day for Sumter County where she
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P M. Varn. one of Colleton’s pros
perous truck farmers, had business
in Walterboro Saturday
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A. A. Herndon, one of Bell's hust
ling fitizens, had business in town
Friday. • •
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J H Caldwell, one of our good
friends of Lodge, called to see us
whUe in tow n Monday
, Mr and Mrs C. M. Grace. Jr., who
have been paying a vis.t in Walter
boro. have returned to their ho'*-e in
Charleston.
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S. L. Breland and son. A. C.. of
Doctor's Cree’c had business .n
Charleston Saturday, returning home
Miss Madge Blakely, of Kir.gstree.
who ha* been spending sometime in
J M Gaskins of Ruffin, route 2. town w:th Mrs W A Fair y. return-
had baseness in Walterboro Satur- home yesterday morning aceom-
day.
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Mr and Mrs A Q Padgett and
daughter of Ruffin were in
shopp.ng Saturday
panied by Mis* Ruth Fairy.
Mrs H 3. Hardy and children, who
town H ve b ^ a v *»ting C. M Grace,
ha* returned to her home In H ckory
Grove accompanied by her s.ster.
M:ss Winnahee G“ace.
J. M. Bennett, one of Stoke'*
prosperous merchants, called to see
us while in town Thursday. Miss Jessie Jacobs, of Savannah,
^ has been spending sometime
Mrs N G Morrall. who has been -with Mr aud Mrs Max Jacob* of
spending several week* with rela
tives in W.lson. N. C.. returned home
Monday afternoon.
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Walterboro. left Monday for Louis
ville. Ky . where she wli! spend some
time.
'will visit relatives.
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Mrs M. Kohn accompanied by hei
iaughters. Bessie and Sarah, lefi
Monday for New York. They wit
also visit Philadelphia. Atlantic City
and Baltimore before returning
H. S. Crosby, who acridentalh
shot himself ten weeks'ago. was in
Walterboro Thursday. Mr Crosbv
has recovered from the wound, bul
is suffering from muscular rheuma
tism
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Mr and Mr* D B. Black and baby
will leave this week for the moun
tains of Western North Carolina
jw here Mr Black goes on account ol
his health. His many friends her*
will wish for him immediate recov
ery.
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Rev F. O 8. Curtis, Chaplain Gen
eral. U. C. \\. 8. C. Div.sion. will
:l?ave on Friday to a*tetid the annivei
sary exercise* of the battle of Gettys
burg and also the laying of the cor-
' nerstone of the peace monument
iRev S. W. Ackerman, Messrs Angui
Patterson. Sr., and D. B. Hudson ar*
elso expected to attend. This will be
one of the most enjoyable events for
the old Confeds and np doubt the trip
will prove interesting. They will
have the opportunity of meeting sev
eral thousand ‘'Reb8 ,, and •‘Yanks' 1
alike.
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