The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 13, 1913, Image 7
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It is with pleasure that we announce to the Ladies of Waiter-
boro and Colleton County that the Millinery Store of Mrs. W. A.
Black will be continued under the name of ~
MBS. W. A. BLACK MILLINERY COMPANY, t
and will be under the management of
MISS BEULAH GLOVER, THE EFFICIENT HEAD CLERK
of the former business. *
Further, we wish to announce that we have been fortunate
enough to secure the service of * , 1 ^ .
MISS ALLYE MICHAEL, THE POPULAR .MILLINER
of last season, who gave suck general satisfaction.
Thg business will be rui^Wn the. same high class method as
hereto fore and (‘very e if or t will beset foi*tb to please our patrons.
^ ,W'e will show the usual lines of Pattern IIMs and Trimmed/
and Imtrir.uned 1 ia',/.
The season’s newest Drv Goods and Notions will be on exhibi-
tion simultaneously with the - - x .
MILLINERY OPENINGS 6 /
of which notice will be given later. /
We hope for a continuance of the valued patronage which the
business has enjoyed in the past, and assure you that the same
careful and honest attention will be given to alb
Mrs. W. A. Black Millinery
WALTERBORO, S. C.
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YOUR CROPS ARE GOOD AND YOU NEED A NEW BU
We will sell you one now and you can pay us after your co—
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is harvested and sold.
Can anything be fairer than this?
Our warehouses and show rooms are filled with buggy and
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riage bargains in the latest styles and in all grades and at Pa^ -
to suit your pocket-book.
Our buggies and carriages are fully guaranteed, for they*, c.
made of the best material. Wheels and shafts scond growth . *■
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ory. Our axles.-spindles, springs, and all iron work, of the best
bodies,of poplar, with hardwood sills. Our best, grade bug# 1
have machine buffed leather, and the running-gear is painted \vi«
seven coats of paint and body has fourteen coats, so that there
no' danger of pealing or cracking.
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GRAND OPENING SALE
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-Charleston Surprise Bargain House, which was previous-
Ijr located in its main Store at Charleston, S. C., has
h just opened at Dr. Padgett’svold stand.
Mr. J. Frank, the well known experienced buyer, tyas
just returned from New’ York and Boston with a large
stock of shoes and clothing,
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AS FOLLOWS:
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. $10.00
. .$ 5.50
. . $ 1.50
...$1.97
...$2.97
$12 and $15 Men’s Suits, sale price
$8 and $10 Mens suits, sale price ,
$5 and 6.50 Boys suits, sale price
$2.50, $3 and $3.50 Men’s Trousers, Sale price..
$4.00, $4.50 Men’s Trousers, Sale price
$1.50, $L75 and $2.00 Men’s Trousers, Sale price . ,$1.33
MEN’S SHOES.'
$1.00 and $3.50 Good value, Sale price $2.69
$2.25 and $2.50 Sample Shoes, Sale price $1.73
' LADIES' SHOES.
$1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 Good value, Sale price.. . .. .$1.25
$2.50 and $1.00 Good value, Sale price $L97
ALL CHILDREN’S SHOES AT VERY LOW PRICES.
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MEN’S BLUE SHIRTS. 50c Value. Sale price 17c
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS, 50c and 75c values, Sale
price 1 < c
13 inch wids. embroidery, 15c values, sale price, yd. .10c
10c Dress Gingham at, per - • • 7c
12 l-2t 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 FURNISHINGS. We positively guarantee
to give you the largest bargain you ever bought in Wal-
terboro at surprisingly low prices at the
Charleston Surprise Clothing Company
I WHOIfSA!! AND RETAIL
Jasper Jones Of the Smoaks sec
tion was >n town Mon.la) on tnisi-
ness.
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Miss Atalie Moore' will feav** this-
week for Charleston, where she will
spend sometime with Miss'Huffman.
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Messrs W. E. Capers. K H Moore.
J. C. Guess and MeTeer were In
town Monday. They came via auto
mobile.
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Dr S. Anderson. Marvin spent iho
week-end ut his old home in Hen
dersonville.
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Mr and Mrs S N. Hiott and little
boy have just returned from t'hatta-
nooga, Tenn.. where they have been
visiting Mrs Hiott's mother. Mrs J.
A. Linder.
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Willie Blocker and family of
Port Tampa City., are visitin* Mr*.
Blocker’s parents. Mr and Mrs J. H.
Hiott of Walterboro, Route 3. Mr
Blocker seems to be making good in
tta* 1 land of flowers. J
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^ev W. A. Kaify and Messrs W. B.
Gruber and J. M. .poorer qpent >es-
terday in St George, making the trip
by auto.
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v Our buggies arc of standard and well known makes amb*
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one represents the best m its class.
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It’s a duty'you owe yourself and family.
We give votes on the Piano with each purchase.
PRICE $40.00 AND UP.
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' J. FRANK, Manager
Don’t forget Dr. lY.dgctfs t»M T^ ti d—W .tltcrboro,- Si t'. "T*?
fw*'..
S. G. Price of the Brown Furni
ture Co., is spending a week’n ora
tion with relatives in Summerville.
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Dr S. A. Marv.n of the Walterboro
Drue Co., is in the mountains of
North Carolina enjoying his vaca
tion.^.
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Mr and Mrs Ira Beach of Chdrles-
*on are visltine friends nnd relatives 1
in and around Walterboro.
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Mrs L. C. ’Beach and grand daugh
ter. Miss Florrie Addison, of Charles
ton are visiting friends and relatives
it: Walterboro.
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Mrs G. Albert Beach and two
daughters. Misses Effie and 'iiv.
ieft Mondav for Savannah, v : «ro
’hey will visit relatives •> id ft • ds
They w ll a!«o v : *it FU’tflron : ud
Ravage Island. They 'v.«re a< -.n
panied by Miss Florrie V. Adi.’ , m.
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R I/ce Kishcr-of WcVexhor ■. ti
■, it'M her ti «* U‘»«,d by *he \i t j,v "' r-
<’o<>k Co., of Warren, Pa . as a >'ize
winner. He, havint, sent in tin < or-
fett answer to the My »en<»u 2?
puzzle, has been la warded the u’^nd
prize, whilh is a voc lier.
This votuher is good only in pty-
ntenT rn a piano pup.cvhased from
this company. e *
M’’ A. E. Va-^ of Srr a!, Ie f * on
Mondsv. Ang. 4. for Ne York T l\*-
ton, riiiladflihia find other f tm
e:n 1’olrts wlbr< tie v..ll he to?-.w-
”^.il v.cfks lork-ti,." for r »od > *uca
fjr thw r.iercantiie li.n of Vain Pror
Co., of fr.anaks and, Morell*?.
Hnrh 'V’/'lllaroa of l ar-
rived h"re'Friday to accept a poi.'-
ttua wUh the Wa’UibzfoOil M.M
A. II Wichman and A. Z. Bearson
motored to Charleston this week
where they spent sometime on busi
ness. , ’ < /A
J. M. Witsell, \»u> efP.iier.t man
ager of the Farmers MercanGP* and
Warehouse Company, left Sunday fpr
New York City and Baltimore where
he will spend two we-ks buying
goods.
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Rev F. C. S. Curtis left Saturday
for Glenn Springs where he will
spend two weeks.
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Mrs R. F. Huggins will leave today
for Greemille, where she will spend
two or thr«e weeks with relatives.
Mrs A. J Anderson ts spending
sometime >\ith her parents in Green
ville. - v .
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G, E. II. Moore nnd two little
■laughters of Hendersonville were in
town Friday.
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llany Koger of Ritter is spending
h's vacation with his father, L. II.,
Koger.
Mot bet ! Have Your .Children
Worms?
Are they feverish, restless, nerv
ous. irritable. dir»v or con«tinated*
D*i they continuaHy pick their nose
or grind thc-.r teeth? Have they
cramping naip-, i-regular arH rave
nous appetite? These are ail signs
of worms. Worms not only cau-c
your child suffering, hut stun^, lt«
mind and growth. Give ‘‘Kirkapoo
Worm Killer” at ome. It kills and
"•ves the worms, improves your
« h Id's appe tite, regulates stomach
liver and bowels. The svmntoms dis-
ts prar and vo'ir diild Is mid*» Inp-
v and healthy.'aii nature ntended
AM ciriiggisls <»r by mail, 25c'. ^ '
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FRESH FROM THE
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NORTHERN MARKETS
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Our buyer has. just returned from New Nork and
Baltimore where-he spent three weeks securing for us
one of the most attractive lines of Do’ Goods, Shoes.
Clothing, Ladies and Gents Furnishings, and Notions
ever displayed in Colleton County.
JHEBEST GOODS AT THE
HAVE BUILT OUR BUSINESS.
LOWEST PRICES
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By individual buying, we are able to supply the wants
of a discriminating public along the lines handled by
us, by oliering great bargains.
A call will convince you.
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NexCto W. V. Glover.
Join .1. klriri. Waltcboro. S. C. ’ Powc-Ih. l?vorv pill gun
Mlnfftc-r rrairtH HiU f^ivatlve.
Rev. II. StubcnvoU of Allison, la.,
in praising Dr K’ng’s Ncnv Life* Dills
for c onstipificm. write'?:- "Dr King’s
Nt*w L fe DM!«i am such prrffct i ilia wr,. t.
no homo should bo without titc m.” | . ”
No better regulator for
RUS-f¥3Y-TISBn
Will epre your Hhcnmntjsr.i
or th- 1 lt\c*r Colic, Spre.‘.T3, Bniiscs, Cuis rodij
;u:ira’it< 1. Try Bjms, Old Sores, Stinga of Tnsccti 1
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<«v. .cy ci.^r.. .a g. *#»i from a Celt at Waicroze, Ca.
, lh< rn. I’rlcc 2Cc- at Jno M. Klein, Wai- Etc. AnUst-ptic Accdyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price 26c.
ccJ h M- Camobell c f \Lygctt i~. vi?
| Ir.g J. A. Koger.
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