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« • • * * 1/ X- MARCH 25,1914^ ^ -THE PRESS AND ST AN DAHL), WALTEEKOKO, S. C. PAGE FIVE i • arc the achievements in educational, agricultural and commercial progress that will astonish, even native Carolinians, will make every State in the South bestir itself and . * y - r v Will Open the Eyes of the Entire Nation * % * * You know what your own locality is doing, but how much do jou know about the combined efforts of all the Carolina counties and how these united efforts will, in turn, boom business in your town and county? '• Employer, employee or parent—whichever you are—you need to know these important facts, for the agricultural and business opportunities and the educational advantages of North and South Carolina today are greater than ever in the history of the two ^ States. \\ hat s more, they are rapidly growing bigger and better. There is much to be proud of in the Carolinas. The whole significant story is told in the article ■ <* ’ r* . ' DOWN SOOTH Adversity Ofrthe Map 40 *' i.. In This Week’s Issue of ‘785? COUNTRY gentleman Five Cents th* Copy, of AM N«w» Agcets-Oa Stle Thursday. Or $!.$• , • Veer by Hell Direct, or Through Any Authorised Subscription Agent OurDiatributing Agent it ^ E. M. JONESr JR. // Walterboro, S. C. / THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY Independence Square, Philadelphia V 4 :t f. . ANNOl NTEMENTS . • ' • . * . ’ 4 -4 4 ^ 4 <: # 4 # 4 4 Cords aniiounring candidates for municipal umieg will b«i run until the election at the following rates: An nouncements for Mayor, $3.00; An- nouncctnenta for Aldermen. $1.00. All tnnouiuemettts must be paid for before they will be printed. _^.7 \\ FOR MAYOR To the Democrat|r Voter*-of Walter* boro: I hereby announee myself n candi date for re-election to the office of Mayor of Walterboro, and deeira to thank my many friends for their loyal support in the past. I'solicit a con. ttnuance of it in th" approaching el ection, and hope that my perform ance of tii« duties of this office has merited .t. I will abide by the rul“s and regulations govefuiug the pri mary* Very respectfully. . \V. It. Ackerman. M. D. A Methodist Haiuiuet. One oi th,. most enjoyable social occasidn^ ev«r held in Walterboro h. atM waa giveii'h^jh** men of the MetbO- With AD / We beg to announce to the public that, we are now o >• '?< x . / ' located in our Permanent QuarterV in the store for merly occupied by the H. W. Cohen Store, and that we are able to supply the needs of even % tidious purchasers in all kinds of Hardware, Etc. ’* ■ most fas* v*. iware. (Ust rhuri li iiKLhe liuUd Albert on last Wednesday n>alyt. The service was rendered h> Mr autl Mrs Henl|. the pleasant and successful proprie tors of this hotel, and coflbdatod of oyat®ra fresh from Norfolk, don^jip In several style* with other tastV dishea, and all bountifully served. Th® most diRcately prepared fried oysters thatXhis w riter has ever eaten were served it was amazing how some of th*'. attests did eat, giving full proof of their enjoyment. This scribe and others near by tried to keep an account of how many times Dr. K. repeated but Anally they lost the count, probably .‘because they were so busy themselves. It waa reported, that Mr. A. K. Ii.' had tak® r . his supper before he came, but thoee who sat by said they sus pected he had not eaten or that he waa acually trying to commit suicide by the “oyster act,” but bless you. ie came up looming and fresh the ».ext morning and said he really eh- loved It. lnd“ed, quite a number fully sustained their reputation as good asters. Among these might b*: named <’ol. l>. I,. 8.. Mi J. our old friend Loper*Mr E B J from the *^*aaurer*s office and a number of others who have requested'not to be 'wposed. Hut of all performers that night on the old instrument called the “spoon apd bowl.” Mr. E. M. J. and Mr.’ J I’ ; P took the rag off the buaji. . But there was not only the eating act. but also a flow of soul and a feast of reason.” filled in with wit ticism* and pleasant jokes. which caused mmh hearty laughter and made the occasion one of tty» most joyful this writer- has ®v^ attended. The flr-t speech of th? evening was made by Mr. M. P. Howell, which set forth in an impress!vA-^ny some 1 of file needs of mr^rhurch. The ir.i- | o-epslon "‘as fir.' and flit* effort was I roundly che^Tod <'ol Smith spok , in ins l»es> stvle of the need of more social lift; in the church and urged the tiXn to cnltivute this gift. Mr. .1 M poorer tytoke in a happy and JXpiX'sive way of tire finances of the /cbjafTch. advocating a generous and prompt response to the chur< In a /needs. Mr. Hugo fttrii'klnnd was ailed ip on short rioth e hut tnaii^t a von pleasant and impressive' 1 speech, and aflerward saiti that If he had been called up iwo hours lat^r , his eloi|ix-nces was'at'its best, ('ajd | Peurifoy'closed fhe.*®vening with on® I of the best talks of the occasion on the importanct of using the means at hand* * ° .» . The occasion was certailv very pleasant and Just as midlnght came ’round, the company rose and* after a hearty hand-shake with the pastor, all went th^lr varioii H wavs. J. W. W. And They Are Up To The Zalin Qudlity ; We have just received a full Jine of Men’s suits men’s r .'inis, Boy’s suits, Ladies and children’s drtis.set htide’s flats, largest line and latest styles, dr>’ goods.and shoes. * / ^ ’ * * • ‘ Ourjbusiness has so grown until it was necessary for us to increase the capacity of our store. Offering the • '* * , best line of goods at the lowest prices built our business. 1 - ! I Come and see our stock and save money. ZALIN Clothing Store Look For This Mark CORTRIGrtV REG U.iPAT.O! .XX ► *- / *' You’ll find it on the top of each genuine * CORTRIGHT Metal Shingle It ia put there fo protect you as well aa u» from the imitator. Roofs covered with these shingles 27 years ago are nd nave never needed re- day, i-vpaire. That’s why they're imitated. good toda; nairs. "T Therefore, look for this stamp. For Sale by A. W1CHMAN & SON. c>f’ -{4 / / New Goods Every Day Much of our large line was slow in arriving, and this was. purely because we had no no place in which to put it. We are / r / % ■' % now permanently located, and, although we have on hand a F x ' » 4 good assortment of all kinds of Hardware, large shipments of V new goods are reaching us every day. Patronize Us X Because we handle only the best and because our prices are very reasonable. We can. save you money on all kinds of Hardware, Kvhat you need in the home, what you need on the {farm, or what you need in the business. * X WALTERBORO, S. C. ’S A MTOM \<TI HEALTH— OR NfMMiHT TO.YOr Very tikelv others have advised you to use RciaU DvaprpRia Tablets. Im. cause score* of neople in this com munity believe them t'i b« th<* best remedy ever made for Dyspepsia an.! Indigestion. Thai is what we think, too. because we know what they have'dyne for others and what thev pr" made of. . We have si) much faith in them that wr* urge you to iry ti<< •* our risk. If they don’t h In. you. thl-v won’t cost you a cent, ll they don’t do all that you want them ♦o do - if they don’t restore your stomach to health and mak" yont dige.-tion ea*v- just tell is and w>* will give back your money without word or question. taiuing Pepsin and Histmifh. tin* greatest digestive aids 'f’.ical fpience. they soot hd J stomach lining, help u of gastric juice. <he^k cart burn andNliatress'. promote re gular l)ow I action, and make it pos. sti)!* tor you to eatVhatovcryou like v heuevt r you like. wiNj the comfort Hg assurance that therVwill he no bad aftereffect*. We Indv^ve tlo-m t« be .the tieft remedy made Tor dys. r<M‘ s ia and indigestion. SohNonly at ihe mor" than '.’.onn Rexall Ftf>f\s, snd in this town only at our store Thre** sizes, 25c, 5hc and $1.00.— Walter!) >ro Drug Co. Walterboro. d. C. RIVERS IIUIDOE MEMORIAL OX APRIL 30TH Senator Smith to Deliver Principal . Atldress. . r The Rivers Bridge Memo-lal An- em-iaMon viil observe Thursday as Memorial day. Senator KjHsoil V'Xvatith tzill deliver the Memorial addr- The fiid«>wlng c^hvfi^Metv thav been appolntegrotThdsT^uiorder of the day. ^ .1.1). .ieiiny. .1. A. Pftejfr Pr. II \\\ f’nitty!' (5 E. Kearse. H L Kinard A L Hirkiand. and G;o. W. Jenny'. Tvi these services the public • ordi ’*'-/ invited, and the Ladj^Xar.* Earnestly .requested to bring,-flowers, Hr. N. F. Kiri^land. Pres.’ J. W J..nny, ije«* &. 25. 2t. Spring {s Here And our store is ready for it. You will find here a full line of Groceries, Dry Goods, : Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Etc. In fact,I.we have what you need. Our [prices are reasonable. Give . ■ , f X « . us a call. X X? ■ L . i , J. M. Ackerman & Bros. MEATS AND.FRUITS m e , I desire to announce to the public that I have boujrht the market formerly owned by T. K. Buchanan, and that the same has been moved to store next to that of Crovbv rot hers. x ; I ~ I conduct in the same buiUHhg a fruit and vegetable businessN. * * , I will keep^rm’hand at all times a full supply of fresh meats and fruuXand vegetbles. It will pay you to pat- ronbe. me. "f x A. T. Bailey x V,.-