The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 15, 1914, Image 3
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APRIL 15, 1914.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C.
PAGE THREE
Maker Offers This Week VMS 0F GMY
FOR CASH
. WILL INVADE FLORIDA
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Twenty-fourth Annual Reun
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Also, Good Grade Rice, Ranging From $2.75
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Also, l wish to call your attention to my unsurpassed line of
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Groceries and General Merchandise. I have a full, well se
lected stock and my prices are the lowest.
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Dates Fixed for May • to 8, Inclusive.
and the Metropolis of Florida Makes
Elaborate Preparations To Receive
Gucsjts.."* 1
Jacksonville, Fla.—The 24th annual
reunion of the Tnited Confederate
Veterans, Sons of Confederate Vet
erans, and all allied organizations, will
be held in Jacksonville, Fla., May 8,
7 and H. Already the progressive, pub
lic spirited citizens of Jacksonville are
making preparations to receive and
entertain the veterans and all visttore-
at the reunion. It ia Jacksonville's
ambition to break ail reunion racorda
In point of attendance end entertain
ment, and to this end overy enoi
of this thriving, modern city wilt
directed. . Every effort will bo put
forth to make them feel at home, and
to enjoy their stay In the Gateway
City of Florida^ Hotels, boarding
houses and private homes will be open
to the reunion delegates and visitors.
All who come will be cared for. The
best that Jacksonville can do will not
be too good forjhe thousands of vis
itors who will attend this reunion.
Jin Vsonville w ill Impress the vis
itors with all the force cjf Andrew
Jackson, for whom the city was
mtmod. In return for valuable serv
ice s rendered tfio state In its Indian
t-ouMea hy (!< i> Jackson, the cRy was
funned in his honor From a village
of 1 ,*»<•« jtopuhv' tot*, a y> ar, after the
close of the ami', .l.icksoqvllle has
eiTV GARAGE
grown iffljo a modern city of 85,009.
There is Vo jriore progres-lve city in
the SouthV it Is thoroughly abreast
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trad
AWAY CM>EH THE
MOXKY
every time a tire bursts, but
that is nothing compared
with the loss when a car Is
wrecked through neglect to'
have it repaired because at
the tir e f.e damage seemed
trifling. You’ll be wise to
rein on:'or that fores icht ia
better than hindsight, Send
us your car for repairing no
matter how little is wrong
with it.
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TRANSFER TO A^Y I ART OF THE COUNTRY AT ANY
TIME. TERMS REASONABLE
CITY GARAGE
. S. M. Crosby, Manager.
All Styles And
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soim-ly made and fin
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realize what a tremen- .
dous saving we offer-
Heavy carved
meats.
for this buffet
where and you
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Many of tht'>e are Ih--
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No R4455 flO.25 Factory price.' *
Xhis Is merely one illustration of the many savings on dining
room furniture of standard construction and design to be found
i-’ ou • big catalog which illustrate and ifegcriXt furniture for
every rwX in the house. mi«cellaneouuoi’e f irniabutgi anj a
large line of Rugs at prices never before duplicated.
buy direct from factory in large quantities and aell on a
low margin of profit—-volume makes up fpr smal: profit on eaca-
sa4e.
Do not bny ai>y Furniture until you have seen our b’g catalog
You will find many opportunifi** to save money on furniture you
need now.
Too will find that many thing-, you want are within your trwn-i
when 700 bay through oar catalog. Strictly ^taudard goods—,
everything *old under oar binding. Iron (lad Guarantee of Satis
faction or Money Refunded.
We will serrti ydu our big HOME-TRADE PRICE-MAKER cata
log on request. Just drop us a line today aa<J we will send i^
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If you want special advice
write to Lydia E. Pinkham Mcd-
idlne Co., (confidential) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened*
read and answered by a woman,
and held In atrlct confidence
YN e have just received a full line of Men’s suits men’s
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Boy’s suits. Ladies and children's dres.vM laide’s
h.its, largest line and latest styles, dry goods and shoes.
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.Our busings has so gyown until it was necessary w)i 4
us to 'increase Fhe capacity of our store. Offering the
best line of g<w»ds at the lowest prices built our business.
Come .and see ou^ stock and save money.
ZALIN
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Jacksonville, Fla.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS REUNION
LEDGERS
AND
BLANK BOOKS.
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TYPEWRITER RIBBONS.
A full apply just received at
The Prem and Standard. Price*
low,‘quality Good. Abo a full
line of pencils. Inks. Pen Staffs
and Points, Writing Paper, and
j small office supplies.
SEE US
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of the'timiA. a throbbing and thriving
center of trade and commerce. Ry
of its locatiivn, its railway facili-
tieXi’a resources and Its enterprise,
JaekXyille looms big as the Gateway
of Florida, and commands the trade of
a vast aniX^nstantly expanding ter
ritory. ThousXds of tourists from the
northern sprtiorXof the country pass
through Jack son vilRve''pry fall to seek
warmth and pleasureXoog the 'amed
East Coast. AH of thenXtop at Jac.k*
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soi.\;i!e. .-pending a part of'Aheir vaca
tion time enjoying the maiX^nttrac-
tioiis that the city and tommunKy af
fords. Th:s constant st,rea:n of trX^l
has trade * Jaa ksonville better an
more favorably known than any city
on th*- Atlantic coast Recognizing
the: oppytunlties for proiitable busi
ness ana invetttnents, new^i^izens are
acquire! every y*ar—active, progzes-
sive yotiag men, with brain and cap
ita!. who Join in the work of making
Jack.-nnvHIe a ,wtr hy - product of the
2'»;h century.
J.-cksonville is a new city, and yet
it i •f!d If one reads the AiXnd'ies
of i'!o-.da, he timls that t'.X t- rr'tory
Row covered by this n>arveluis city
« • • fought over n?.irty tV.:r i tirdred
years ago by the sPjrA adventurer^
of the ititii cet^tury T. •> early se;t|»-
m •*r-' of the-Fh.rida per.inruiA had
t!:e:r getiesis. and origin in the relig
ion* trophies experience^ by the
Huguenots under Ciiarl«,a IX. k.ng of
France Jejm Ribauit headed the first
expedition to the new world in 15*52
for the purpose of founding a colony
on what is now the East Coast,of
Florida Tbi se adventurers first land-,
ed at the mouth of the S; Johns Hver.
twenty-five miles below the present
city of Jacksonville Here they erect
ed a monument, but afterwards sailed
up the coast and established a settle
ment at Port Royal. South Carolina.
This setMemer.r w is abandoned afr#r’
a stormy yeqr with the Indiana. An
other expedition eamXto the East
CoasVfron France in 1'‘‘.4. This ad-
venture was hecd*d by I.audonnere.
IDa first landing was af the present
site of. St Augustine,, but in a *hort
tim a he sx.:!* 4 up ti: coast and enter
ed the St Joins river About Half
way between t.;o RiouMv of the St,
Johns and the p ps»-* city 9 of Ja(*k-
sfyqville the expeditioji • rented a fort
atui yian.ed it Fort Caroline. King
Philip TI., cf Spain, through hatred of . .
the re.ig'ous fa :h of 'he Huguenots, 'ticket office,- 1-»S West Buy St., Jui’k-onA lilt*. I'Ll,
exj
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foye an attack by this expedition The
fe te of this old fort is bu r a few miles
below Jacksonville History is full
of evidences that both the French and
Spanish brought their warships as far
up St. Johns- river as Jacksonville.
They were the first white men tq set
foot on East Florida.
During the Confederate reunion
steamboat excursions will carry veu
erans and visitors tg these points' of
historic interest on the beautiful St
Johns river, which bounds the city of
Jacksonville on the aquth. A boa/
ride on this river -Is worth coming
miles to enjoy. In many respects it is
the most wonderful body of water in
America. It is a river of sensations.
Jed by never failing springs. At points
above Jacksonville it reaches a width
of five or six miles, and It la doubtful
If at any point between Jacksonville
and Palarka It fs less than a mile
The Indians called it 'VYelaka. mean
ing. in their tongue, “chain of lakes.^
The St. Johns is navigable for about
200 miles', and palatial steamers make '
regular trips froru Jacksonville to the
head of navlffkttqn. . The largest ocean
going vessels come to Jacksonville'
w ith pat tenders and freight from all
par’s of the world. The traffic that i
tig's river brings uv Ja. kioavirie fs an
important, factor In- Yts business,' and
the river L*t-lf is a wonderful and dc-
ligbfful revolution to the tourist. I
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TICKETS on sale May Urd. 1th. ."ith. (Hh and 7th, jfood re
turning to reach destination prior to mid-night. May 15th, 1914
EXTENSION may lie obtained by deposit of ticket with Spec
ial Agent. 21 East Forsythe St.. Jacksonville. Fla., not later
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May 15th. 1914, upon payment of fee of 50c.
STOPOY’ERS allowed in both directions.
SIDE-TRIPS from Jacksonville at very low rates to all Florid
Georgia and Alabama .points, by applying Atlantic Coast Lin
Tickets on sal
sen: an expedh i< n to F or < t to drive }f ;u - to 10th. inclusive, limited to June 2nd. 191 !.
ou’ the l-J-»*R0h, Fort Caroline fell be- I
A splendid chance to visit Florida at unusually low rates.
For any information, address: • T. \Y’. Williams Agent.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
(Standard Railroad of the South)
VV. J. CFaig. ‘ , T. C. White, f
Passenger Triiifie Manager Ge'rieral Passenger Ager
Wilmington, N. C, ..
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