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.» ' 7 ■yy \- X •X Xv •74 X AUdUST 6,1913. THE PRESS AND SI JWr, WALTERBORO. S. C PAGE X - ^ .4 X * T x • WALTERBORO, S. C. 7" . _ Free, fREE, Absolutely FREE. Why not be modern—classy, , up-to-date? Shave yourself with aiv elegant and convenient/ SAFTY RAZOR at our expense. No more waiting your turn. The man who owns a “safty^is always’’NEXt.” x : 7 We offer absolutely FREE on Saturday, August 9th and Monday, August llth7with every pair of SHOES, every HAT* every Um- brellax^very Gentlemans Dress Shirt, purchased from us for cash ^Qrie Handsome and Useful ‘/REXOR” • Safty Razor with* extra blade. The “REXOR” is d standard and \^eH known makeand will shave you like a $5.00 Safety Razor, Won’t you try one at our ex* pense? . . • / ' -/ , / ■■ - . These RAZORS can be seen at our store any day this weelv but / are positively NOT FOR SALE at any price. Can only be obtain ed as above described. 7 * / We have, just-xpened up and put on display a line of gentle men’s fall and winter Hats in all the new and exclusive designs. The-very latest shades and Cvdors in both soft and stiff hats. Be sure and ask usfto show v>^f the *‘Chesterfield M Brand. M the styl- . ish Hat with Staying^Qualities.” t 7 7/ x ‘CRADDOCK-TERRY SHOES for . all the family. Honest SHOES. Made in the South fo^ Southern wear.' Our personal guarantee goes with each and every pair. Entire stock ot LOYv7 QUARTERS slashed to a mete fraction of original cost to make room for fail goods but remember the FREE RAZOR with every pair REGARDLESS OF REDUCED PRICES. 7 , 7 </ x »\ 7\. r/ V. 7^ x WALTERBORO, S. C. ■/•. > ■ / ' X • . \X ’> r \ y A' ■>. r x . X- ^nx x / y7 . \ , •—• ’ I Charleston Surprise Bargain House, which was previous- located in its main Store at Charleston, S. C., has just opened at Dr. Padgett’s, old stand. • /MrNj. Frank, the well known experienced buyer, has just returned from New York and Boston with a large stock of shoes and clothing, \ X AS FOLLOWS: $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Meh^Trousers, Sale price.. ,.. .$1.97 $4.00, $4.50 Men’s Trousers, Sale price — ...... .$2.97 $1,50, $1.75 and $2.00 Men’s Trousers, Sale price . .$1.33 MEN’S SHb^S.' $3.00 and $3.50 Good Value, Sale prie^ . .$2.69 $2.25 and $2.50 Sample Shoes, Sale pric^x .$1.73 ' LADIES’SHOES. '/V' V $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 Good vjdue. Salc price $1.25 $2.50 ancj $3.00 Good value. Sale price \ .$1.97 ALL jJHI LDREI^’S SHOES AT VERY LOW PRICES. MEN’S BLUE SHIRTS. 50c Value. Sale price ,37c MEN’S rfRESS SHIRTS. 50c and 75c values, Sale ' price ••••«>• •• ••••••* •••••••*•■ * • • • • • ^ ^ 10c Dress Gingham at. per yard 7c 12>2e and 15c. 40-inch lawn, Sale price 6c per yard, (colors, light, blue and lilac only). We also carry full line of DRY GOODS, LADIES AND CHILDREN S FURNISHING^. We positively guarantee to give-.you the largest bargain you ever bought in Wal- terboro at surprisingly luw prices at the ( . - 1 <’ , * o' Charleston Surprise Clothing Company WHOLESALE AND RETAIL J. FRANK, Manager Don’t forget Dr. Padgett’s old Stand—Walterboro, S. C. WaUerlnuo ami ( oltam'x ilk IM\i>!c. • ill,*, July SI.— SX a!:- Cottagf-ville a id Walterboro -.lit even in a double-header. ('ottaK* ^ " inning the /Irst game 6 to and Walterboro,taking ^>he second. 4 /') 2. After piling up 6 r;ins off u Williams in the first two lun.r.i:.-. he was relieved byyW^tseH who* levjpr allowed a man to reach second base, d Pot allowing a hit for the* re-' niaining seven innings. His * mn’roi was perfect, and his ••benders” *er^ of the W’alter Johnson tipe. n» received gilt-edge support from li.» •am mates. y j E. Henton pulled off a • - hoe- , string catch in the last half at the .second game. This' v. as the pr-'tsest | capture ever seen on the local d.a* ; montl. j The second game was very excit ing throughout. Witsvll appose.l 1 .bridge in this game, allowing tlfree 1 hil®- while the star village twirler I yielded seven hits. ./ / For I’ottageville ifridge / pX bed steady .ball, striking out ^urfeen men." and ajlowing tweJvH- tf-rs. k- erman also featured 'with a ‘home •mi in the second inning of the first game. i / These teams ernecteii fo7‘'’b the Walterboro diamond in the near future.^; ' • 1 nipirc's -'fir W. 11. -'A* kerman aeX I.lather Ackerman. Scorey —Mr. Smith X / 'X / X' J y X X / X (. vS X YOUR CROPS ARE GOOD AN D YOU NEED A NEW BUGGY. We will sell you-one now and you can pay us after your cotton - is harvested and sold. / Cap anj-thing be fairer than this? • • / / Our warehouses and show rooms are filled with buggy and car- riage bargains in the latest styles and in all grades and at prices to suit your pocket-book. L Our buggies and carriages are fully guaranteed, for they are made of thTbest material. Wheels and shafts scond growth hick ory. Our axles, splpdles,springs, and all iron work, of the beststeel. bodies, of poplar, witfrhardwood sills. Our best. grade buggies have machine buffed leatn^/and the running gear is painted with seven coats of paint and body ha/ fourteen coats, so. that there is 110 danger of pealing or cracking. X ‘ m V c frr 7. \ \\/ / ' Mi / x A / X J )/ l 'S {l . \ , X 1 7 « I \ x OUr buggies are of standard and well known one represents j he best in its class. i* • n h ■ Y x ■» lakes and each •• -x X. / x ■ X i A> \ 7 X. X, It s a duty you owe yourself and family. 7 X ' We give votes on the Piano with each purchase. PRICE §40.00 AND UP. X -X- r v f X X 7 X X X X .7 . •X: 7 / x- • X A «»l ii l.iftle < UM. Icicldick. tlie foUr : y«4r-oJcl souc* Mr and Mra it. .Aniu^r. ,i• thejr home in Xyullcrboro M<hh|rv ehl *1 f»:()0 after a tbr-" dHytc’ illness. Th« , funeral took' place today" at Hcdoii’a cemet^rv. Crorketvtlle l*i« i»i« . Hampton, S. ♦*.. Aug 4. IfXT The PreiH and StiUidard. ^ Walterboio, . Gentlemen: ’ Our Annual Cne ketv l’e Pun.c- will be held at Cro< ketvHie on Wed nesday. August 12th. Music !>y Metz* J Orchestra from Charleston. Dancing all 'day,and ball that night. Hall game in the afternoon. Every body .invited. Please get tltia in yoitic jpab/jor thf* week. ' Yours, etc., „e ,E. B. McSweeny. Pert prawdy of Ritter was amoug those in town Monday. SHOE & HAT SALE Beginning August 1st and Continuing un- til September 1st, 1913 Our entire Stock of Ladies,'Mehs and Hoys Low Quarter Sho©^, La dies and Misses White j r 1er Canvas Shoes, Mens XX •' ‘ and "poys Straw Hats. At 20 Per Cent Below Cost, x x The Brick Store On August the 8th, . x - ' 7 there will be a // . / • ' 7 leight-of-Hand p>^- • ' ‘ /. 3> formance at my house , ♦ / • • -T 7 ; / ’ ■ on the St. George road, ■ / < one mile South of Pleas- ant Grove Church. 10c Adn ' issioh 20c Performed by , J. G. MELDRiM, Magician. X Notice «tf IlisMiIrfli« it. Notice in h<*r*d>y giv -n -ilr.»f *V 1 purtnerahip n,|jder the name 01 Idle Colleton Automobile Repair / rr- j» *ny iiC'which il. E. Savage Xu ! vl 11. • Dn ntiipg havb been .parjners has in <•11 disHolved by mutual copeeht a ml-^hereafter the bushiviue Xill 1“’ ryn M. O. Dunnuag Any per- Htnk having daima'aRamKt fbiu firm" • ill present rhemykt once. Notice in Xo given tl»t-H. H Savage is not < *i>«maibrXfop ahy debts conf’rgcted try thin firm alter the date of thi* notice. , . ' / H. K. Ravage. M. O. Dunhthg. * ' WnHerboro. S. July X tT-3U-3t» X . / X A FRESH FROM THE X • /. NORTHERN MARKETS Our buyer ha* just returned from Now Nork ^raT It. lti.-Rt rc where he sjauit three weeks securirTtf jfor us one < t the most attractive lines of Dry Good/ Shoes. * X " , ■* t y / Clnthfng. Ladies anti (jenjU^ Furni>hinK'r and Notions • ever displayed in (juHeton County. •, /X J THF; .i;ESt GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICKS --TIAVE BUILT OUR BUSINESS. / By individual buying, we are a Me to supply the wants, >Of a'diXnminatinjj public along the lines handled by us. by titTeritiK jrreut bargain/ A call will convinoe you. /, X x SOBEL k B0G0SL0W 7 Next to \V V. Glover. v v ■■ •X. X- / THXBAILET-LKBBTCO / UBBEK ROOFtN&’ C8AKUST0ll,8iCk RUB-MY-TISM Wii! cure your Rheamati»ix| Neuralgia, • Headaches, Cramps,' Volic. Sprains, Bruises, Cuts apd Bums. Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in ternally and externally. Price 25c. H-i;rv Hranr pf Fire Hill v.iis in to vis yesterday. •Z /'•' > /