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•v d APRIL 8,1914. w -ir ”5 THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. ( *. PAGE FIVE % | ^7’ is a 7 H > M ^ w, f ME I18PEGIS Fpn * i ILlL> osnltn >'»*inn specially quall- _Ii(il fur (hia duty, nro charKed with ol scrvlnr anl instructing Hit* men in vamp in tha proper «ar»> of their per- Kans end < '■yiiil*' oth rs t are in th.ir r of the londlt-hj ^ rounding ! :’•* pr« : :»..;\irt. i ami nro;e-'im of iho ’ ov is it •* V.• ‘ e is, : :i ! ar y 1,reach ,1 ^ ■ c* ■* rT\ —js*' r F Cm x , « ‘Pv I • , ^CViME^TAu DCTACHMENT OF XOSFiT^t CORPS IS BEINQ OrJtA . ZEO. ‘ e -r- C J- ■le.- 3 J ^.-rz' L i V . 'Th- r ~ \ \ * ’s Wear Department ivithcut a 'Rival ROBABLY no store improvement in recent years has created as v.c!; v't: • c' . • £ « • - as our new way of sen'in.g dur custo mers. ... . * , ' ' v* / • . 4 Business is jumping way ahead of what even \yc anticipated—con visa ing proof that women find our New Way Service worth while, to say nothing of uur values, of .• * * < • - -i i‘ the interesting assortments and the ;)i;iee savings you find in our good.-. THE POINT 13 THAt NO W YOU CAN 7GET AT THE ASSORTMENTS • »* -. : ■ ■ i . . hanger-r-convenientiy*g: ^vve<l in . v DiiPATCKES rr.OM COLUMBIA <>n Ylu ’ re, i h ■ •! v I i \ in 1' 1, ■ "*,OS;’.-!P, afui '?jS\ - ‘ re gtym*r.t > ‘i.j 1 tu Dairies .-^nd Hn'JJpe.nin^*' Thrt Mark / the Prcnrccs ct Carclma Pea- ; i,. I 1 p!e, uatliercti Anyund the State .a'l 1 f Capitol. 51 U - r —- .y" . . t, : ; • * .. Colui.ililsk was v F:, ’ ! hv*spit ! N ';f-J.;!, ’ w^e't, r IMi. a is !v- h ‘li.M 'Ud O! MAi- J »- f *>*t wa ‘» break all p^Srdsi ti e. - Th«* 1 r- •: e ' tril F< " ll - v l ’> l t \*r v ; ti! r . t« n.:i; on r 1- 1 States arn><, ianl < apt- , . J. Jorvey. of f t raed.caf H cpri).< o» ' * ’ this state. j» ' ^ * r- 't i. . . .•11,0 UteuV-il ,on)Vc<4,Cited \\rt\ City Fayo for Hydra-.ts. . l.e trilitia of the slate have In^ti dis- ■ • ' ' 1 • V. B are now earrymg all our Ladies Dresses, Men's 'and Boys Suits in New Way Crystal Ward- rdobes-all glass, dustproof, con- venient. As you walk along you se each - > garment on its own individual , v sizes and price range. You want to examine more * closely. The glass^doo v slide back, and your suit is there with all the style and class put into if v by the maker. >d , Imf’ t ■■ t-iiy , ‘dp-. ; new tiro ,r K ;-nmd during the pa yetrrs ‘‘ty ••oum-l! ,-.t it^n-vciaj i ...inn re- ttvahe estuiili imuiu ■of‘am» fi; 1>1 hos- '* ‘ a * 1 Ktrd. but :,n order b^Vrently been t V-f !h, ‘ Y-V***" f f, , . homed l> the- gen .ml au- .Hyirunt; v.rnm the »n. b-ur • of the thorking* the ^^atiun of a hos-. > ' a te U, spi al um- i V u. apd ef x- . . . , , I. n ■ i. ring ad ihe old nr. pj«. ... . ' * r^. pital lO.i.vOd'.- at tat he 4 .o viva of *■ • . . . . .. i . tr.ir.. i,.. dt'-ei ' ag t. mutter, . ii’imi! (". ol- the re'ritient.s. tel A K. la gare apt , , . , , ■ not pay for sui h solution Ky ronrri!- ir.an Sti-rlii^ ordering the (0*1 he re'imeut.s. t'el A K. I a'gare hat , * 1 • " •” vvvjmf re ettuti, r.ded the" - -oppoitit- . *' ' ,rent of Columbia do-tom. N. 1 Wf>r ' ; ^ ^ " r* tHtUU Druce Edgerton and Helton l>. t'auglt i map, as a>si tan;, surgeons, and the^V the mesary i.xtun.i s 1 hospital corps to. he attai le d to his | n^ol'l* ^ i regiment will be organized and train . . Fire Will Met Stop Buttness. ed by them r W E adopted this new way of serving our customers and displaying the goods, be cause it is service that we feel our. customers are entitled to —and because y " _ / . * 1 y" o . . / ■' • .' -> . we think our clothes are worth it. We shall be glad to see you. Come. H.W S, X. I Columbia^ being the lieadguarters of • the lield hospital, whlt h Is attai hed| ‘to the entire militia.of the state and Is a separate organization, the regi mental detachment that is being or gunized will be trained in connection with Maj. Toore’s command and, rliis combination, while relieving the indi vidual medical officers of^ttiuch work, will create a friendly.rivalry between the organiziitionsj.-dhd at the same time will plac^rtlie members in i loser personal rtiations when on duty dur ing thexemampments.. . The diity'ef these liospital corps are xbot confined to the actual treatment of cases of illness in the' camps, but they are theoretically trained in. all t^ie necessary hygienic measurt's to be men If. J. Grecg, of afTe HaninicmiGregg ('ompany ofATolumbia, dealers in cot ton liaznitig, said that the fire which destroyed the warehouse of the firm ^efi Hlanding street recently would dot. interfere with its business at ail. as new quarters would be taken immed iately and all orders would he filled. Tin? stock of set ond hamf cotton bag ging in the warehouse was a total loss. The building and its contents were valued at between $7,000 and $8,000. .They were insured. V RUB-MY-TISIVT , Will cure your Rhonmtiliisra adopt 1 1 in the camps and by thc Neuraleiat Headaches, Crar.i^ ,cn for their personal Protection. tCoUCt Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and Xi "Xt B«n» 0M Sore. SUa^, In- ccc, .X,-, . ..rrlnl .Wl.. on Etc. Anlisrplic An«l}W. . ..c;- field duLy. for: : n uKunhcrs of the tcmdlly bud CXterua’iy; . r.^e ...t Oad’TssfS ^ ! •Ihe 'Mmth/' \ Dizziness, and a gf^xnl H no account 1 ', fetiintf it; a sure sign of a tprpid iivsr.. The remedy is Simmpns Hid Z Liver Regulator (The Powder Form). It exercises its greatest restorative effect in the liver, yet it }S effective in the stomach and bowels. Indi constipation and attendant evils disap- before its powerful, influence. Try its wnoiesome purifying proper ties, It will gi ve you a good appetite, sound digestion and make you feel well. XX ' r * Sold by Dealers Price. Large Package. $1.00 WaLrfr snd Lirtrt ooiventitfo. - | Xoff;' • iT 1 in .!■:•.ih|a j iilii ; ’1. tiro .‘o VJ: '< r i.w\ AWhrtWi 1*4. If TM s vkb (be Red Z o* the I gtt k. 1 nut 10 ut. wc •4 k*4 U ky mmL po«p.id Siaaao* Urn ZcgvlMM to ak* put np ia liquid H*« r fur tkoat »L» ptHct to. rric* ZI.M pet La* tor *• R*4 Z lab* 1. a. zmiN a co.. Light n X>c>7.:ion >• 1: . (ha- Mr.::r in' Ck-orgh w.’H ’ old • . ;m'i :amat cbp.vor‘!v , Apririii ar.d 17* m A. J. r oY r-i i nr-: i- T’r •] \V> qt - Yj . ..i„ is J fir. t vice 1 Y.i-r.t K. ,\. for. irdv A!. Yy*' P . and L*. V ■' ieviit's < *'o!hpt'’ VM1 bo av.org the Fpcr,l:'u-s. OTfier South raroiinirns on the jnpfhiuum r.c M. H. Sarders or Or^ev.vood and a. M. Anderr.cn o.* A^Xoil’e. Will Gjvt Many Prize*. Florence* County Superintendent of Editedti&n A. H. Gaaque lias start-j ed itH earnest .to arrange for prizes 1 to be awarded at the county school i field day. which will be held here thi/; month. He proposes to have a medalj for declamatir'n and essay, and other valuable prizes for reading, spelling.! arithmetic composition. JTgr exhibits^ in, penptanship. drawing.'map draw ing. domestic science, domestic art, manual training and a number of mis cellaneous prices for collection* and otter school work. For hale BY WALTERBORO DUG Ol.MPAXY A. B. Chandler of Stokes spent to- iay fn the city. _X . "j" (CXCrosby of City, Rt. 3. had business in town Friday. Among those in town on Frica> was S. Lemachks of City. Rt. 5. • / Rev. J. C. Lawson spent ThursjHiy in W’alterboro. $5.30 ’ i TO Jacksonville, CONFEDERATE VETERANS REIMON „ TICKETS on sale May .°»rd. lih, 5th, 6th and 7th. good iv- turning to reach destination mdor to mid-night, May 15th, 1M4. . EXTENSION may be (gained by deposit of ticket with Spetv ial Agent 21 Bast Fdrsyflv St., Jacksonville, Fla., n A biter than -May 15th-, JO! I, r.poxp^.vn.ent of Tee of 50c. :* ST0P0VER^alloweJ in h.>th directions. , SIDE-TRIf^frdm .rncii-er.;. UK- at very low ra 4 xto all Fl»>rjd‘u Georgia okQ Alabama foiats, by np^mg Atlantic Ooa*t tiifis lieket office, 138 W«at Bay St, Jacixonviile. Fia. Tickets oft-sal*' May^Oth to 10th, inclusive, limited to June 2nd, 1914. rt A splendid chance to visit Florida at unusually low rates. I or^any information, address: T. W. V illjams Ager.t. o . ATIANTI^ COAST LINE ' / ' • (Standard Railroad of South) W.J. Craig, i- ’ T.C/White, Passenger Traffic Manager General Passenger Agent. ^ : Wilmington, N. C. >7 *' v - / ■ * • ;< vs, v f 1 • . -7\ • a ■ i ' •j,.. * b« ■j* \>*A ' ivV .' 1 W .S--X r . 'Y'!-* vVii'rt 1 . 'I’itV: ■ ' f. v i \ X Famous REGAL Shoes /> 'a T , j. . ' j rt Now Have an t • > '' r “. ' T - S' Authorized Agent y AUtnonzea in This City. • . . ' OU can now purchase a world-famous Regal as simply as turning over your hand. Themodesof the moment, reinforced by Regal quality, are here at this store, for you to see and seize. The style you’ve wished for, but haven’t sent for is now with in easy-getting distance.. And, there’s a shoe for every pui^pose. “Regal” on shoes is,the trade mark that stands both foremost and for most. These world-famous shoes keep aloof from the ordinary “shoes for commerce" ' ! y their in- tense individuality and striking smartness.^ May we show you the new and stybfuu- thentic medels in Regal shoes for Spring and Summer? “Barrister” Street and Business Oxford---$5.00 x • X,. v- ' „ •* * »o ., N - Admirable for walking or office—made o f Black or Russet King Cal f—irr. i.sii>le c-veA lets—-round toe—perforated tip—bxtensi^n sole—fits snugly, but without strain, . instep—low-to-t!:e-ground heel—the beau- ideal of a simple, stalwart, “smart” busi * ^ ness model. j,.. H. W. X STORE / x