Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t V. i ARY 7,1914. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, & C. 1 1 . M| • - >' i PAGE FIVE x \ vl TERRY & EXTENSIVE BUILDING CHANGES IN THE NEAR CUTURE Necessitate Enormous Stock Reductions Now s means a series of Price-Slashinsi, Trade-Getting, Bargain Sales Throughout the Coming Season. SLASH SALE NUMBER i IN DRY (MODS-^T / all gur slashed sales drygoods marked in p£ain figures with the slashed sale price, come and be convinced that we mean BUSINESS, THAT WE MEAN TO MOVE THE GOODS. BY COLD BLOODED VALUE SACRIFICE, THAT BA RGAINS, TRUE BARGAINS AWAIT YOU HERE NOW. SPECIAL IN HOSIERY Mens Black or Tan\Hose, 10 and 12 12c values now Tcents pr. SCRAP BUNDLES CONTAINING 40 YDS. Think of it at 2 1 2c yd. The bundle for $1.00 T. & S. Remnants Bundles Containing Bargains in Dress , Goods, all large pieces, 14 yds for $1,00 All Shade in 5c Silco Floss now 3c spool. All Spool Thread 6'spools for 2oc. A SPECIAL ON COMFORTS. V ; RIBBON SALE. No. 80 Satin Ribbon from 20c to 12 l-2c No. 60 Satin Ribbon was 15c now 8c. No. 40 Satin Ribbon was 10c now 8c. No. 11 Former 5c Ribbon now 4c. New Patterns in Calico now 4 C2c yd. Table OH Cloth Was 25c yd now 16c yd. ^ BLANKET SALE. $5.50 Wool Blankets, now $3.87 pr. $3.50 ^Blankets now 2.67 pr $1.00 Blankets now 87c pr. * V UNDERWEAR SALE. - Lades 25c Xestp/ Ladies 50c V^sts Gentlemens 50c Shirts Gentlemens 50c Drawers Gentlemens $1.00 Shirts : 88c Gentlemens $1.00 Drawers ,88c DRESS GOOJ>S SLASHED. Line of 15c Fabrics, containing Plain and Fancy Pop lins etc now IK- Line of 25c Fabrics, Containing Bedford Welts, Ratine. Soiesettes, Checks. Russian Cordetts, Poplins, etc, now 19c Line of all 50c Goods. Containing Bedford Cordes. Diagonal Serges. Plain Serge. Hairline Serge. Plain and Fancy Brilliantines, etc now 43c X A Very ^Special Quality of Canton to 8c. per Yar <r m - % / / - - Flannel at 5c. per Yard. Our 10c. Gating Each and Every Piece Reduced Entire Bale of Good Quality Outing Offered at 5c. per Yard. X v;" 1 - "" Hudson Hllll Notes Editor The Press \^nd S*:»nda:d. Vo doubt it i« believed that tbo rorrespoiulents of Hudnoh, Mill have all left their Httle tom yet a few of the reMidents are still h<Xe. ^hd the best news to rejat*- Is that IlHd*-'*;) Mill is growing. The sc-hool at this |iafe/1s ina thriving condition. At last the pat- rons have learned the importance of co-operation. Many ^ Improveni* nx* have be^n niade > but there are many more to be made ere vfe c;.n have an ideal school. It has a l.irg* enrollment than It has ever had. ai d b making rapid strides in cdu* a- J onal work. The ^.chpol is b‘ n ’ taught hy Mi: ; s -Gertrude Ht:«i '>'> who is y a graduate of Columbia Col lege Miss Hudson fully unde* - stands the work, and her edif atb;> I raining renderSy her a -mi< - 1 4' n her. She Is a livo- t«u?lter. :• o uiid r r lur guidaiKO the ! • not only kept bufy. b’’ r>r- a<c‘oniplishing much in yheir wor; . The tudents .of the-rl-d i si l|ool g'uyt* <j|t1t< i ‘ an ”5u‘e> tet t ainnu nt on Dee. d ■'. FORD •• The Universal Car BUY IT BECAUSE ITS A BETTER CAR *600 MODEL T TOURING CAR f. o. b. Walterboro Get Particulars From A II. 'VV1C11MAN, See. & Treas. Walterboro Garage Co., Ltd. "■ \ A. / a’:d purpo-e this year. There is a great work before us and many golden opportunities will he plaeed Jtii our pathways.. Shall We let «one of these pass unnoticed? Let us rtfive to make -many wonderful ac- romplishments this year. Mrs. Bell Roberts and children of Cilllsenv;!!** hav« returned home sfter having spent several days with rrlatiVes at this place. Attirus Hudson, after having spent th^ holldX' with his parents^ has returned to Bamberg where h" is attending sell <oI. Miss Margaret Dimer spent last week *\♦ rv i»leas.-ntly wtii M>si i Gertrude and Von air Dliiier of Bethel. lir. A. W Had T Hudson had business in Shiloh sk*< tion lust wdek. Little' Miss Miriam t rosby a'.es the g'icst’nf Misses \ftmi• • ■’ Belie an.. •Xitel rresbv last Sduday. • Him k ; > in,i»y/ has.r- •urned * > I '.illisonvXTe *<• nis s: holust e < Mies, aDv: f^vli.v spent the hohy. d yn Vith t - parent.-. Mr. and 'l^U A Fresh y of fine Horses and Mules is on hand at our stables and it will pay you to see them before buying elsewhere. We are here to please. - v it A. Dro,‘-'. ,S. L. Hi < D d of ; ' V 11 trained by Hie r 1 < I. ; wer> (Hid * ill 1? one old he P8 r t . \ bdlov. ing progr >.m v>:> ■ .,t -] j W< hfnie \ddre, , T ' Dhristma- flree insr; j Pray r. .1. I). HiuIho' ’ T'o. Best Time. Me- i i Po >: evght.: Clins, M | Mush-,. • • \ Present for 0s:si j Prca.-her. ! riirlsuins. diolousu** -■L i;t c ( Li-- Your City Cousin CAN BOAST OF NO .DEirKR DELIVERY SERVICE THAN GIVEN YOU BY UNCLE SAM’S PARCEL POST SYSTEM ^ Have yot# good wearing apparel needing CLEANING or *• * DYEING? Send such aOieles t»» us. with any linens re- 'Ny^^juiring high-grade launtiry ?ervi.t i '. We will promptly serve you and i»repay return charges, * IDEAL LAUHD8Y .4 LAUNDEUERS UP-TO-DATE DYERS CHAULESTON, S C CLEANERS in)' ■. The' Baby’s Sto* ki.»is, ’tie y V..'Uv L icky Ixxketv Miriam Cro^ey. Si.iita rians’ Visit, a iiorv ! 1 tpp Crosby. F Iks ;*r Small a? 1 ;,<r t.ddiv I’ha- C>;rii tmas Ch timt l.o’ > t < ; •»«! _ Muaic. \ ('hrirt:n.''.8 Telepj. ir.e, I : ' > • Hud soiv .' true Hen, t. , a t lory. ii "r earlier A Song of Dh.ris*- :««. i.Xt< !•- CrO • Christinas' I', o Tuou^tii. < Xosby. Where l)0':H ifa.T . J,"-' • ' ■ ' l ’ '' Crosby The Trapping of '.•a-nl.i .''iaa Hudiica and fro,,by. T Bing the Story, The .»4 GN.t . / ^)f Chri:Cn’ hf»ni./ to 11 i'd, i Mrs UilU.’i D-v ■ I 1». HiiiisSfr'i'iK -ti t' / ’ Tl.«**rvtii^ !r. ' ! Cl VI-t ■ - o-i\. (H b< pain* d in ,!• *, t' -v. '• We Ho; e" f h. t • d ’. i»* over Miss '.r! "c Hudson her-« ou.-in. Miss • jn.T-e*; .jrt TiHydiV. Mrv and Mr-- 1 It /-ifi.r’.-uii t,v -undaV with Mi. and Mrs. H ' r .i»y. M' f rs.VkVat*o.i and Hm K* Crosav • ended s*T\-< Tabor S inday Mr. and NfCr .1 '.n.* ■ t liner and iCtle daught u-, Lilly Mae. Mr. and Mrs !’•\i cr< b> ITmrsdjy. Messrs. Bayuk t'-oslry . td At- ' * UH Hudson V. • r* '* lov •!! .!l* Bethel section last- .'-Uliila>. D.r In -nor. '■ Wo il.ya furry a full line of buggic whipsCeto., vruir t . lap K' 4a. D. it : vi !y oup prices are tho l o c i S3 LuUity ui la* d ’ets which we oiler. air i stunt iCi rb he.,1. V.'i Best Dough Heilb ||ie for Dhildien. “1 am very glau *;• raj a few i^onls in p^gwe »,f t naur*b»r!hio'a P o'tg Hemedy'' writes Mrs. Lida Deway, Milwaukee. Wi». **Lluire used if for years both for my childr n and myself and it never f»Ua to relievo and cure a cough or cold. No ramuy with children should be without it as It gives almost immediate rullef ti» caaea, of eroup.” Chamberlaiu’a Cough Remedy ia pleaaadt and safe to take, which la of great importance whan » medicine must he given to young children^ dedbr*. 'or sale by ail K. I^idson Fishburne. v.ht> .yas been spending the Christina.- holidays ^ith his wife’s parents. Judge and Mrs George Gage, of Che* er. T*- turned home Saturday. DouMipatiou Cured. “Five years ago I bad the worst case of (hroaie eonatipatlon ; ever knew of; and t'hamberlain’a Tablets cured me,’' writes rf. P. Flab. Brook lyn, mieb. Por sale by all dealers. The Turk Crosby. The.Christmas Story Hii'kw i»Mky’s Christma-s, ■a story, !'. > Crosby. A Stand Santa Claim, Santa DIhus. .DeLveraliee of Presents. Adjournment ♦ ’ As .soon as. the entertainmetit yviis r\er the rurtains w>re erawtt atnl • very beautiful Pliristmas tree wat u^played, which was especially for jt.he studwnta. All the cbildreu want nohie with bright, happy fares. The X' w Year has come and ea< .a one of us should be more enthusias tic than before. We should be filled with a determination to derive the greatest benefits from the vast field of opportunities. We all begin _ WiW ar Drefsiat*. TSe. |p with"new Ufa and a more fixed-aim r*»ay iniu t* cvmtiystim. • . '' 4- / - • • • v ; . Ibfli**! Vl<*tficdi't < fun<li. . -Ou the first 8ifid.il of Hi.>• \'*- V<-ar th.** oervi* cs . \,p*-« ; t IT'.-t. Six P«’>0; y . *. »•« y letter oc'ceriifilc.i -'*.e <\k'» inloti of thi- * h* i . \ ;crameiit was <*I*»i.i ' :ng spoke on forir**tlint >M'i hlMders the t>< st lit*' .init -p • .i .« : of ward. At niftlit tv su!:jy t du» < irlined was The ,S:;M <»; v destihy’an 1 how it leads- " ' ’ Nert Sundajc ti e r i .ng !*e pastor J w ill dia< u*s the "Ideal L fe and Hotv, ' to Attain. It." tin* tWual services at night*,beginning at T T'J oVIci k. '[Sj 5]fc 3e-a> ? GROW MORE t'OITOX TO THE ACRE •i PLANT SIMPKINS’ PROLIFIC SEED. s’ ’ " w # v / earliest Cottpn in the V\’hp1j!. Ninety da;, rrcin Very prolific and a good linUi. TTht«* I, m e*- <*•(.-r' In !hl« fci’tli n <if th*. Mian all •>tii*-r 'll-.ai»ul t**|{* lto r. a*nj ■ Htu llif ta-t t.o v• ..la a»m -u|.p*>-v<l Ij l**- iituralti*-. lur a ^r-„t many il.»t**r, l>ruavunr*4 It a l»cii^ .11*. a--* <u*l j r.»< i ilatd I.*eal r*HH*Uhra a ,nil tig (^ualai.rly (xdlutf (u * un w4lti a- al In-atOirul, j.p.t,. ua< * *1 it lururabb*. S* lelu-r t.aa prurua Calarrla lu tx- a i-.iyOialluual UImViw*. aixl fb*-n*(*,rx r<x|uly«* * ..iial;iatlo*ial trua^i-iih Haifa Catarrh ^ aru. inanufn*lnr»d l.y K. j|* i l»‘!auv a C#.. Totaxlu. Ohio. 1« Itw* <aily Ciamttl#- liuaal * va tie* uarkrt ll t- tafc«*n lue-rnaBy lu Uoaeai fr*XD <1r<.|a |o a ti-aa|Kxa»fSl. It aria •llrorfly IX) tbr <x1 ai**t aaaooaa xiirfaix., *f Ik* ar*t*ta. They olfur «*oo Lnn.lr.U ■liiUara far any raar fa Ha to ,ar». Sens f.,r cireiilara aa4 »: r. i. mtt.xrT a rq.. t\>w i®. oli«. Irxfil {.daiiting to bale. We -ell the only g^rtdine-Mr. Nijnpkin--* trxtt dii?*ct from hi> farm. etl— Frice $1.25 per Bushel. 25 bushels at SI. 15. LIBERAL DISt Ol NT IF ORDERED BEFORE JAN / I ARY FIR.ST On every t>r<ler sent us before Jan. 1st t .ke Uk-. «»f) this prk*e. Order^iow, the time is short. > - * W. H. MIXSON SEED CO., CHARLESTON Sole Distributors for South Carolina. m if *1 .