Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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if .* t • 1 ,1 * PAGEBHSBT THE PRESS AMD STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C 4 • JULY 9,1913 » if' - r* -4 i i /• 1 I lednced Prices Garments Beautiful Shirtwaists and Middy-Blouses, in all Colors, and Styles—Value $1.00 and $1.25. sr'ssc. Handsome White and Cream Color Wash Skirts— Value $1.00 and $1-25 SperadVOp Price IVv. Elegant One Piece Dresses, in all Colors, and also White, for Ladies’ and Misses—Value 11.25 and $1.50 WalQQp Price*Wt. “THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD” PERSONAL MENTION J. P. Britt of Round called to tee ua while In town today. • • • • and Mra S. Finn spent from Sunday till Tuesday at the Isle of Palms. ^ C. N. Langdale, secretary of^Cpl- letoa County Farmers Union, was In town Saturday. * Coroner J. D. Buchanan, of Island- 1 ton. had business in W[alterboro Mon day. see. Miss Louise Thames, of Charles ton. spent the Fourth with Mias Belle Wescoat. 1 , • • • Mr and Mrs J., B. Ackerman, of Round, were visitors'to our town on Monday. •• • • • J. C. Nettles, of Pine Grove, mar be mentioned among thole Who bad business in Walter boro Monday. <> Perry Price *of Barnwell, who has been visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Julia Price, returned home Monday. © ® @ i Mr and Mrs H. S. Crosby and baby, of Charleston, are visiting relatives Ih town and Peniel. * • • • John Morrall, of Beaufort, spent the Fourth here, the guest of his uncle. N. G. Morrall. • • • Miss Ellana Crosby, of Waiter- boro, visited her aunt, Mrs J. J. Sineath, of Round, for a few weeks. • • • Mr and Mrs J. J. Sineath. of Round, called to see Mrs E. R. Grant Sunday. • • • Capt H. A. McGee, the popular conductor on the Walterboro passen ger train, spent several days last week with relatives Iq Virginia. “» see Hughes Murray, Express Messen ger between Atlanta and Hamlet, K. C., is visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs P. M. Murray. • • • Miss Ola Avant, who has been with the Charleston Surprise Bargain House, is now with the Charleston Clothing Co. and will be glad to see her many friends while in town. W. O. Mims is engaged this week la remodeling his cottage in the Southern portion of the city. • • • v Mrs M. P. Howell. Jr., left last wdek for an extended visit at Blowing Rock, N. C. • • • D. J. Zellers, of RuflAif. was in town Saturday last. * • • P. W. Risher, of Route 3. spent Saturday in Walterboro. * • • J. J. Hiers, of Ashton, was among the numbe’r of prominent Colleto- nians in town on Monday'.-- M. Berg, of New York, son Of Mrs B. Levy, spent several days n Wal terboro this week. * • * Mr and Mrs A. F. Butler left to day for Charleston and Sullivan's Inland, where they will spend some time. 'V? RELIABLE AUTO REPAIRING QUICKLY DONE. At Walterboro’s New Garage on the Savasre Mill Lot near th£ Depot. EXPERT REPAIR MAN IN CHARGE. M. 0. Dunning, who has had much ex perience in this line of work has charge of our shop, and this will insure the work be ing correctly done. ' ^ WE ARE NOW READY FOR BUSINESS and.the trade which we are daily receiving is proof sufficient of the grade of work which we are doing. COLLETON AUTOMOBILE REPAIR CO., H. E. Savage, M. O. Dunning President Gen. Mgr. SEEDS FROM RELIABLE PEOPLE CHUFAS, VELVET BEANS, Amber, and Orange Cane, North Carolina Peanuts, Georgia and Span ish Peanuts, Pearl or Cat Tail Mil let Tennessee German Millet, Select r Seed Corns. Improved Brown Seed Peterklns Cotton. Price on applica tion. Send for Catalogue. WRITE SHUPTRINE CO. SAVANNAH. GEORGIA. Mrs Irvin Charleston is viait- ing her sister. Mrs H. A. McGee on Cam street. •i • • Ml—ea Nellie and Mary Trice of Lexington, N. C., are in town visit ing their alster, Mra E. E. Jonee on Hampton street. • • • H. R. Martin and son, B. I. Mar tin of Omega had business in town today. • • • Mra Yetty Bogoslow bas returned home from Charleston, where she spent two weeks with her friend. Mrs Rosa Goodman. * * * Mra E. R. Rivers and daughters. Misses Love and Alice, are visiting relatives in town. After a visit here, they will go to their new home in Decatur. Ga., where Mr Rivers holds an important position with Agnes College. Albert H. Wichman attended the annual Convention of the Southern Hardware Association at Richmond. Va., this week. While away he will visit the principal cit.es of the North and East. .• • • Rev and Mrs T. T. Walsh and family of Yorkvllle arrived In town this week for a viait to Mrs Walsh’s parents, Mr and Mra W. J. Fish- burne. Mr Walsh has returned to Yorkvllle. while Mrs Walsh will stay in town for sometime. ^« Several Colletonlans attended the Woodmen picnic at Yemassee last week, among the number being Prof E. P. Bellinger. D. L. Smith. J. E. Moore, P. W. Leach, and R. M. Jefferies of Walterboro. and G. A. Benton and Melvin Bishop from the county, -o Mrs Henry- Grant of Daytona Beach. Fla., formerly of Walterboro. arrived in town last week for a visit to the family of Mrs Sf M. Crosby. It will be of interest to note that Mrs Grant forty years ago waa postmistress for \Valterboro and that the poatoltlce at that time oc cupied the same site as the present one.* i± m. WHY YUDOUR PORCH SBADESare NEEDED You need VUDOR PORCH SHADES to get the most out of your porch. With VUDOR PORCH SHADES you add another room to the house, an dut-of-door room, airy, cool and shady, where you enjoy yourself on the hottest days in secluded comfort. Another good feature about.them is the peculiar fact that those sitting on the porch CAN SEE OUT, but the pass- ersby CANNOT SEE IN; you have complete privacy, and can use the porch the same as an inside room, but with infinitely more comfort on hot day?. c WHY NOT A SLEEPING PORCH FOR THE —HOT NIGHTS?— C Sleeping porches can in no other way be made so satis factorily habitable as by enclosing them with VUDOR PORCH SHADES. You then get the free circulation of air without violent drafts, you are completely secluded from observation and the disturbing sun does not glare in your face. We can, at extra cost, hdve them made to order TO FIT YOUR PORCH if standard sizes do not fit VUDOR PORCH SHADES should not be confused with ordinary porch shades, bamboo screens, etc. Bamboo screens, on account of the NARROW, irregular strips, i and the thick cords used to hold them together, do not protect you from the sun at all; neither do they give you any seclusion. WALTERBORO, S. C. Let Us Clean Your Watch Local and Personal W. C. Bailey, one of our prosper ous farmers, was in town Saturday. • • • C. A. Walker, of Bells, waa in town Saturday oa business. • • • G. A. Benton, of Pine Grove, was la town Saturday. • • • o • Mr and Mra Hugo 8. Strickland •peat Monday la Ckarleatoa. • • • C. W. Sweat, of Hendersonville, bad buslaeas la town Monday. 900, M. W. Breland, of Doctor's Creek, was la tows Monday. T. H. Caldwell, of Lodge, had business in our town Monday. • • • Mr and Mrs M. R. Brigs, of Seneca, who spent last week in Walterboro returned home Monday. B. R. Grinin of Doctor’s Creek, may be mentioned among those who called to eee ua while in town Sat urday. • . . Max Jacobs, the effleient depot agent atQreen Pond, spent Thursday sod Friday in Savannah. He was accompanied by his sons. Max. De* Witt aad Norton. .1 The least increase in friction on the bearings alters the motion-—the —movement becomes sluggish—the watch be- • comes sick—it needs a doctor. * - Don’t take chances. An inaccurate watch is a 1 v ' nuisance. Let us Clean and oil and put your watch in order. It will both pay and satisfy you. We are Selling Agent for all the Standard Make Watches. V ^ The 5. Finn Jewelry Co., Inc. Walterboro, S. C. Vr IT Bedsteads ^ Springs m r — STEEL and BRASS TRIMMED A STORE That Keeps Good FURNITURE ought to be a good place to go to when there is furniture to be bought. That seems reasonable, doesn’t it? We have confidence enough in our Beds and Springs to unhesitatingly invite you to give them a CRITICAL examination. We KNOW we off§r the pick of the y,--' 1 i \? III ill li FINEST GRADES produced in this coun try. And the beauty of it is that you are [not asked to pay more here for UNDOUBT- I a ED VALUES than goods not as good some- ftimes cost at other places. That’s the I thought that we would like to have remem bered. L. N. Glover MAIN STREET WALTERBORO, S. C. J. M. Benton, of Hudson'* Mill, was in town yesterday on business. • • • • Mrs H. B. Black, of Gainsville Fla., is visiting at the home of Dr and Mrs H. W. Black. • • • • C. B. Gatch. formerly of this county but now a reaidebt of Flori da. waa in town yesterday. • • • . M—dames D. E. Benton and J. C. Hudson, of Pine Orovs, were in town yesterday shopping. Dr L. M. Stokes was called twice to Charleston this week on account of professional busine—. • • • Mrs T. M. Butler of North Augnsta is visiting her mother. Jlrs A. J. An derson.* Sr. • • • Misses Lee and Myrtis Williamson of Leesville are the attractive guests of Ml— Ray Jon— this week. —l • • ’ • A. O. Hiott, one of Round's pros perous merchants, had business in town Monday. * - <» , "J- ^ Reid of Augusta wai visitor to our town yesterday • • • * Mrs J. B. Liles left yesterday Greenville and Caesar’s Head wh< she will spend the rest of the su mer. • • • Magistarte W. N. Jon— of Broxl Township, who r—id— at Ashton, h busine— in town Monday. • • • Mrs H. A. Francis and daugh Ml— Ethel, left today for Chari ton where they will spend sometir