Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i’ THE PRESS AND STANDAI.D, WALTERBORO, & C. / . PAGE / / t / y At all times exceptional bargains can be secured at our first class clothing, dry goods, shoe and millinery store. We buy cheaper; hence 'we sell cheaper. Before you buy your goods, visit our store, see the high gj-ade of goods which we sell at low prices. A Our business this fall has been ' * . ‘ M, ' ■ larger than ever before, and our excellent stock at low. prices has caused this increase in business. Walterboro, South Carolina y X X X X X XL X x X X / - X • Enables us to offer a well assorted Stock of the nev/est and most tasteful articles in the line of La- die^ and Gents Furnishings and Ready to wear clothes. Our Ladies Suits and Cloaks are the very Latest Styles and our Clothing is unequal in Quality and Prices. A call at our store will give an idea ■ ' ’■ . • , y x— '•*' *" v about our low prices. - SOBfL & I \ Where the Dollar does teDuty.” COM.KTON BAPTWTHintDAY HTHOOI, (INVENTION TO MEET a x The Colleton Bapt>t Sunday-School Convention will held It* next an nual session with the l^lne Grove No. 1 church, beginning Friday Nov. 14. and continuing through Saturday and Sunday following. The program is as follows:' Frlday Moraing. 10:30 Qevottonal and Song vice. Conducted by J. B. Doi 11.00 Introductory'sern^o^ z ~yby Rev. J. R. Funderburk. 12.00 Enrollment ahd reports of delegate*, election, of. officers. 12:30 Our^Greateat •Probleni-^ how to int$rtst and enlist the great majority of bur church memberp-who take no part In Sunday School work. J. K. Funderburk, general discussion ; 1:00 Three of. the Essentials to the Success of S. S. Work. i 1» All the Church Spirit-filled. (2> All the Church supporting the S. S. in every needed way. i2 j The S. S. properly organized and working during the entire yeat. Discussed by Rev. F. O. S. Curtis, followed by general discussion. 1:30 Adjourn one hour for din ner. Friday Afteraooa. r.v 2:30 Song Service. 3:00 Special problem—reaching the older penpl? In our churches whose early trainidg and environ ment has left them unprepared to appreciate the value of S. S. work — J. C. t’dllum. G. A. Martin. 3:30 How to bring the V'ital' Truths of Christianity to the atten r fion of th* Children of all the Grades: B. F Halford. G. W. Vfay. 4:00 Adjourn after Miscellane ous Business. / • Suturdav Morning. 10:00 Song Service. •1 O':30 The part of tho Sunda" School in Preparing the child for Social Service when it shall hav** reached Maturity. L. B. Ackerman. Sam B. Saunders. 11:00 Teaching Missions in the Sunday School. « (1) From the Bible (2) From Missionary , Literature 3» From ac tual experience ir^ the neighborhood of the School. J. M. Craven, Hugo S. Strickland. 11:30 How to Use the Lesson Helps to greatest Advantage. M. Finch. J. B. Dodd 12:00 Preparing the < 1» To teach it, When? and How? X (2- As a pup'.L • When? and How? Prof. A. C. Hlcrs, P. M. Johns. 12:30 W<S trship in the Sunday School. I* it properly understood and Accentuated in our Schools 8. W. Atkerman. W. C. Brant. :00 The A'dvantagM and Disad vantages of Grading our country Sunday Schools and doing organised Class work In them. J. M. Craten. M. R/Stone. 1:30 Adjourn for one hour. 2:30 Song Service. ' 3:00 The piece and Importance of Music in the Sunday School J. B. Dodd. H. J. Givens. 3:30 The Sunday School teach ing Temperance. 'General discus sion. 4:00 Miscelleaneous business. Adjourn. Hnaday Moraing- - 10':00’ Song Service, and Sundry School Mass Meeting. 1*:00 Missl-viury trrmnu ,y J. C. Lawson. Let all the Schools elect their de legates. and along with them send some contribution as we shall neeo a little money to have the minutes printed. Let us make it .« great Convention as we certafti.y < an by the help of God. J. C. Lawson, for Convjnittdo. X X •M.tXMHH.-TSO.) A'lHHUU liS $10 a Year x^ ' You may now have some other range in yetir kitchen. Never mind that. You caji* not afford Jo put up with its wastefulness and aiscomfort any longer. Come to us and wq will put in 5 a Favorite mge that wjll positively save from* $5 to $10 every year on fueli)ilLs alone. Favotites are buflt from the best materials. They practical ly abolish repair cost—and contain features you would expect to pay $15 to $20 extra for, although they are given you without any addition al cost. Such features as the ventilated oven—evenly heated—that insures perfect baking, Heat indicator that enables you to control the oventem-' perature.. A sectional lid for small utensils. A cast flue back that will not wear out in 25 years. A glass oven door, giving full view inside the oven. Accurate, tight fitting of the registers ancj doors—insuring com plete control of the fire at all times and maximum economy in the use of fuel. Favorites are built on the unit system—with interchangeable parts. Tell us your requirements—we will build a range for you that wil^exact- ly suit your needs. With all these advantages. Favorites cost no more than the ordinary kind. Why not throw out that misfit cook stove in your kitchen? Learn the Favorite Way of eliminat ing waste, worry and work. A. WICHMAN & SON. - ,X x ' • - -,' ■■ PROFIT Siring store X Louis Cohen iei IUEPRI STORE / /■ the pro cram he nn-.-o-rit .J t i. . TlH-Nl’j-OglilO!. Devotional Lx- I iie.-1. ' X 'X * 10. J Addre-.-- e V i-■ : Folk. ' v 10 ; : no The ChufiT; atiiiNj./. day School, Rev. (i t' HutiTiX ll:2o Our Goa!?* Jr "K f la Memory of Col. C. G. Hen<ler-»*>n One more of the beroe* »ho worv tho Liey Har. gon* to v .i» U: * i> ng »!eey. For the Angel of Death through our fiat thinning ranks The ripened grain must reap. We’ll miaa the noble hearted friend. Comrade in camp and field. ^ ; And bending o’er hia honored dust Wo silent tear-drops yield v ‘ .>; Ho has passed the river and ncath the trees. X X . 0 X Awaits our f rousing o’er; FOr one by one the war-worn ranks Are reaching the-other shore * And when the last vet‘ran tm* an- . k - .awered the c«H < Up there in that haven of light. We then will know- and understand God’s purposes aright. To i C^o a CoM InOoe Day fcTIVlt BnOMO Qtifaiac. ft Mom tho Co^S sod Heodoch* mdworfc. ba tbcCMd *-v w - CEOVK S Sismtort oa osch box. 23s. The Fourth Quarterly Townuhjp Sunday School Convention for Itrox- ton Tow nship w ill convene.at‘W esley Chapel bn the second Sunday in ,v ft(ovember. W’e oarnefifly r-> ef| every Sunday School in the Townsldp to at least one fleleeat«-. Tisi.J willJcomplete step 4 in “«> ii . • i:,d- ard” of^a "Gold Star Tov : p We also urfec- that every si 'a! 1 : »a‘ \V ? !M- 12;—Ope,, Hjo-ussiot! ii , /to M ReacirTfrglected Children in *< 'Xyu- munity.. Discussion opened I i’ M. Johns. 12:30—Teacher Trainlnz. A S. Varn. * ■. y 1—Enrolment of Delegate* and Appointment of Committees Adjournment for Dinner- Aftern<M>n Seasion. 2:30—Where are we? Miss. MS' May Fishbufne. ° 3s—A Contribution from ever Sun day School hi the Towlcsh jh I >T. Folk. ' '■ > 3:10—(a* Election of Oif.y^rS; (b) Where shall-tho next con- ym.on be ffeld? (c) AdJOUrORieut v E. W. Varn. Set y 1>. M’. Varn. > • • '< 1 11,1 11 ( 1 " ^ I.TXATIVE Frill OLD PEOPt.E—* ( AS< \RETS” : t ^: .Stilts. Calomel and Pills ar t ou Liver mid Bo-vela Ifkeja-pper a<t- Nostrils—iPun^c - Get at ,lij»cerjt-dfb\ ffovv.X, * ’ Most-old'^pbople rnusr X‘vt .tti the boweJje'Anme regular heip./Wlst *tu?fer ffdltf eonatiggtion. • Th*‘-V)#t:d4-T tion is peVfortly natural.' It, ,s just as natural as it is for old people to walk slowly. For age is never *6 active as youth. The muscles are leas elastic. (he- bowels are. muscles. So all old rpeople need Ciscarets. One might as well refuse to aid weak eyes with glasses as to negelrt thin gentle aid to week bowels The bowels must be kept act.ve. This .s important at all ages, but never n THE ARCADE STORE v; / . • 232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street, Charleston, - - Sojuth Carolina OUR EARLY BUSINESS HAS BEEN WONDERFULx^ K)F COURSE THERE IS A REASON: Styles are unusually pretty a n<J/attractive and prkes which must please. \- In Ladies and Misses Coats a ltd Suits we a^:speciali/injr in the best. $15.00suit. The best $25.00 suit'and the finest Imported Model Suits in the State, §30.00 to ^ Ladies, Misses and Children’s Coats, Sport Coats, 3-4-length • Coats,' 'Long' Coats, Black. Ur^y and 'Fancy Coats, Children’s Long Coats and Reefers in price from S2.50 to $40.00 each, BLANKETS' . . x > , • C0iIFOItTS Rugs, Carpets* Mat ting. Table Cloths, Napkin^ Table Damask, Rowels, Toweling, Linen. \ X [fes, Misses, Children^ and Infants Sweaters in latest style; x COMPLETE LINE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. LN' LEGANT VARIETY OF SHIRTS WAISTS. _/ Milhnerj’ Department is very interesting to those who ap preciate style and value. X ' X Our Mail Order Department has been placed in the handsof com petent parties. /- Orders filled the day received. Our Motto is absolute satisfaction or money refunded. m OL..- . i JOE—I rtv 1 'Ci—11 x so ittbrif ■ fi* a t- t‘ ‘ • Xg* iii not t’n.if f or harsh physics. Youth may occasionally whip the ix.w els into activity. But » lash «an’t b‘-|. ua^d every «lay What the bow«*ls*of the old need is a Rentle ami naturaj tonic. One that can be contantly used without harm. The cjnly such Ionic is Cascarets. and they cost only 1ft c*nta'per bq^ u-i any drug fctore. They work while- you Bleep , At the fe«*nt death, of Cot U. G. Henderson, who acted ak-lpcal agent for; The Liverpool and London and Globe Fire Insurance Co. at Walter boro. The Company appointed Mn. Carrie H. Fraser, who wax associated with him. as their aub-agent. Mrs# Fraaer will now continue tbeir busi- We Pay Highest Cash Prices for I ton t give your profits away -ship direct to us by * express and get your mi *ey next day. We pay highest prices for green and dry hides of all kinds Beuswax. Fallow and old Metals, old Rubber and Furs. Try us with a shin- me nt now. Send Iqr Price List. • v? Carolina hide a junk co. CHARLESTON, S. C neaa and R. Ludlow Fraaer will be connected aith the local agency and look |jfter all public matters. To gether they will co-operate for the advancement of this reliable com pany In our midat.