The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 14, 1914, Image 5
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EXTENSIVE BUILDING CHANGES IN THE NEAR FUTURE
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Necessitate Enormous Stock Reductions Now
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Sales
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SLASH SALE NUMBER I IN DRY (;00DS~^ i “- Mo,Ml!,1 ' J? ““ r! ' , - 2,, ‘
puds. Saturday, January 31st.
ALL OUR SLASHED SALES DRYGOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES WITH THE SLASHED SALE PR ICE. 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 1-2c values now
7cents pr.
SCRAP BUNDLES CONTAINING 10 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 :>c spool.
All Spool Thread 6 spools for 25c.
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A SPECIAL ON COMFORTS.
RIBBON SALE.
No. 80 Satin Ribbon from 20c to 12 l-2e
No. 60 Satin Ribbon was 15£ now 8c.*-
'No. 40 Satin Ribbon was 10c now 8c.
No. 11 Former 5c Ribbon now 4c.
New Patterns in Calico now 4 l-2c*yd.
Table Oil Cloth Was 25c yd now 16c yd.
BLANKET SALE.
$5.50 Wool Blankets, now r $.‘1.87 pr.
$.‘1.50 Blankets now 2.67 pr
81.00 Blankets now' 87c pr.
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UgbERWEAR SALE.
Lades 25c Vests ....- •/. . 19c
Ladies 50c Vests v 45c
Gentlemens 50c Shirts 39c
Gentlemens 50c Drawers 39c
Gentlemens $1.00 Shirts r788c
Gentlemens $1.00 Drawers 88 j
DRESS GOODS SLASHED?
Line of 15c Fabrics, containing Plain and Fancy Pop
lins etc now’ ; .. .. 11c
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
A Very Special Quality of Canton Flannel at 5c. per Yard. Our 10c. Outing Each and Every Piece Reduced
to 8c. per Yard. Entire Bale of Good Quality Outing Offered at 5c. per Yard.
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Walterboro Residential
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On Monday, February Uk? Second, in Front of the Court House immediately following
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the legal sales of the Master. . * ■ ’
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This Valuable Property .Consists of my beautiful store and a half Cottage on Rail
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road Avenue, and also two commodious loU adjoining. One of the lots s a .corner one,
and all are located in a rapidly growing and value increasing portion of the town. One
block from the depot, the property is bound to increase in value each year, and one seek-
ing either a home or an investment will do well to consider this property.
Bear In Mind That The
allowing you to name the price w hich you are willing to pay for this valuable property.
Now is the time to see the property and make a thorough investigation for the propert
will be sold the» first Monday iu February. ^ ^
Monday, Feb. 2nd, Al Auction !n Front ef Court House
Tbpsterm.^of >;.lX » - . •* -r.. s . r ’ matiibr^t-pb’ to
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OOr r-omiuunity was k uljy shocked
v lu-.-i til'' new:? spread lhaf Ihc l»«>a»h
j ViiR*d 'trid «*ntfr**d tht* hmno of Mr.
j rind Mrjfc. K. Ili'*rs and lakfn away
youngi'Mt. aon. IK'laa.
Polas was horn Sept. In.
heinit IG vara and 4 months of afte
*-n fh*’ day of Ms death, war.
Sunday January 11. 1914. He was
afflicted with an hereditary spinal
rouble and had hcei> unable to walk
ahppi nine or fen years. Ilia af
fliction was not a painful one, nor
did he anfl* 1 !* much pain at the ,’nd.
Me hoean t,, complain of a deadners
err ‘pinp over him niiout 4 P. M.
Saturday and die ?nd came Sunday A
M. about 2 .He bore hl« afnictfou
v.jtli gr»nf patience and waS ahva
ti aily to speak a hopeful word ^ to
everyone. He will lie missed more
by ilia pa:'iff s than if he wan t a
healthy hoy for h ft w-p# always at
home ’.vit|> t em. He leaven a
i Tt broki ’i Tether, mother, brother
and hoFt*- of n a and frl/'iids to
ruo’inr hi- lo> ^
He was laid to r st in !Cv«o 7-cen
| j f. meiery Sund’nv atjernoor -.at 4.
o’dctjX. Hi- fm •ri 1 ter'I'et v |
preached by tieV. .1. <’ol!^;)i of I
W’-ilterboro
S’"' -* on Dalas, and take thv >•,.«•. j
V.‘c !.) 'ed thee w Tl, hut Clod loved
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Jay 12. 1914.
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of fint* Horses and Mules is on hand at our stables and ft
will pay you to see them before buying elsewhere. We
are hero to please.
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W’alterboroOroeery Co. Itankrupt.
To theC’rcddtorfi of the above Hank-
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| Notice in h reliy given :ha* on th**
| 1 Sth day of Dec. A D. 191:1. the
i above named Hankrupt vVra duly ad-
. judieated Hankrupt ami that the first
! mePtioK of liin creditors v. il| be lieli)
j ;tt the ofHc' of the Hefere* . room 5f*">
peoples Office HuMdiii.R. Hroad
Sir«*et, C'liarlestoti. S. t,V on the J2nd
<iay of January X D 1!*14 at 1-
o’( lock ( whidi tune tin
said cry*Htors mav attend prov their
. Iaittls. appoint a triistee, '*\uniine
tfie Hankrupt.. and. tr:uis:t*t *u<h
itther •busitM'fis.,us maj piop«*rly e«»it«'-
before said meeting. It is ptopus-d
to consider fh< inii.ien;'-* - -ale of the
Hankrupt’s propeny. t>.' a ^tir«t;>.,*i-
tion tor composition. ^
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Wc» also carry a full line of buggies, wagons, lap Robes,
whips, etc., '
Positively our prices are the lowest consistant with
quality of products which we offer.
Doctor'* Creek llaptiM Chureli*
The pastor, ft* v. J. H. Kundeihurk.
ret|uefifa is to annuoitre that there
will be held special mtesdotiary s r-
vires sit. this < hurrh on the *l-7--t<th
of Ft .'truarj The fif*rvices will hej;ijx
t Dt o’clock on Fritlay n ornujufftd
:;| pt. khuik'fh to-Suntlav^itrfo..»ti
VTIh pastors and -mm- cs
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FITATIOV
For la*l ter*. oF Affhuiriistntthiii.
ST A! K tjP'Stil TH (A HDUNA
County of Colleton.
-'tiv <; AI.HICliT HI X' II. Kstjuite,
I’nthate Judge.
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tit to in jo cr.tn: ! in Letterv ot
Adiuinstfalion of t l.e . Hst U> and < I-
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