University of South Carolina Libraries
• £ ' 1 5T ' - t * * » / Sl * APRIL 1?; 1914. THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBOR O. S. C > 1 :""nr ' ■ , ■ • 11 < page fivf: When K‘ You Going \' • -i • \ ^ . » Customers tell us our New . Way of handling the goods is a great convenience to them. j •> •''V. % . Every Men’s and Boys’ suit, and every Ladies’ and Misses’ Dress hangs freely on its individual shoulder form in a New Way .Crystal Wardrobe-hehind glass, yet instantly accessi ble for close examination by simply sliding back the doors. . It simplifies your shopping, by keeping all our goods in a plain sight, yet protected from dust and the wear and tear of careless handling. < * ^ ^ ’ 'v ‘ •. 0 • • " i ^ % ‘ , • •+",. , y % — • ■ ' ■ ' . . ' ■' , ! ' Weave using the New Way because it is the only method we ever saw that does justice to the kind of clothes you like to wear and we like to sell. • • . ' . • - . . It is a new thing, well worth your coming in to see the first chance you get»today, if possible. CLASSIFIED ADS. WANTS. tV*\VTMyr *h»* puNliV- to ko<» . I am uperiattst in the trvatn*-s>• r»' eyed, honws. ^ In S hiliv-se^ I «j th»rty->»\ir. If my services <re ::ee<t.>4. write H. T. Herndon. Walrertorro. Route S 4. 8tf. notice:. \\ ANTHP h me «'ir«*d ham -, and e* ;<o; u»es. H ehe-t market prices paid., Ifo d Albert. Walter Loro. S. r. '■ IS If. WANTHD a-.d *" home bred ham*. Hiph«*-t mark*: o >ri; es pr d. ,!:otel \lt%rt. VTh# ferboro. S. t*. 2.1$ •* FOR RENT. TO UKVT—Store room ne\t IT* pc.'ss Uff! e Apply t ► S >'tnr:. «. $.!• ‘ i / The H. W. Cohen Store » ^ ■ -. » / A. S. KARESH, Manager* FOR SALE OR RENT-* one S-roora cottage, in town limit*, with 1<* acre* of land/ Apply to I. M Fishburne. Walterboro. S. i\ 4. 8. St. T. T!.-* IK'tiHx ra's of ( olh'ton t'ounty *uant to the provision* of the l or 'f ; Ml ml*** of the De- uAnraUv F: • ty, th * Oemor.ratle are no.ifi. d ta hold their re- orgapuation i. eatings on the Foiirlh Saturday, the Hath day of thi* : month: Kn< h I'lttb wflFeleit an Kxe* uiive Onnimilteenian id serve on the t'ounty Executive Committee and • ill el«ct ‘ddeeate* to the County t'-jnxentlon to be #*dd on the flriSt Monday in May. n.**t. at the Court | House. Eai h club^i* entitled jo one <I*-l**rate for each twenty-five mem ber*. and on • f r a majority fraction thereof * flic County t'onvention viill eket delegate* , to. iIm* State ' Conveittloti ard State Esectitive Coinmitteeman Chairman nt and Secretary of on<h flub is hereby notifie«! that j'.i’.eir delegates to the Cotmtv C<in- | - mtion must have credentiabfuigned i’•>' -the President and S*vr tarv of .**.«* *1 r.\#M jar ! acCounty t The Fr ‘sulei FOR SALE 2-S t^iref ICamorJ King; gave. ?♦«• Ao ‘l^r quick sale w ill'take IC»» •••». Baxter Genoble. White Hall. S C. 4-l»-lt FOR-SALE—Ten bushels large eta* k pinder*; three to four peanut* in each bull. C. M. Grace. Wal- t'erbofo. . 8. 8. 2t. FOR SALE— Several good riil!..*'o» Apply to II. A Franctw IlVIt. FOR SALE —One t'heap -gentle bug gy h(#<e. F F. River*. 4-13-ltp 1 o h < lub. and tli.it they ’cisi have * .t duly aruthenicatej} copy of their i ‘‘Itih roll by x> huh the r*>|)r*‘s<>nt.ition "*f the «lub ijvlhe fountv Convention max be computed. FaiIUr;> to have* smh list may cause difficulty in scat hing the delegaMt n The officirils of ! ’h** variou* club* ate tirrently re quested to purge their lists of all names pot properly l.elonglnc th n- on aas actual member* This will not prevent the enrolling prior to the next primary election': of such rar.ye* o. persons as for. convenience desire their names onSither club list< than tfleir home clubs M P HOWELL. R M. JEFFERIES. fountv Chairman. Secrefan. Walterboro S. y \,,ril i;., 1<»14 •i. IS. 2t. [ Strayed or Stolen One Black and White spotteg fox terrier, bob tail Missed op Tues lay. th^ T:h H“- wcfd if returned t > Hugo S Strics ar.ld. 4 -15-ltp. M ERf H A NTS In-reav* your, «ar.*!y sale* during th** dull season wi-h pure candy made by th*- Walter boro Candy Co. 4. 8. 2t. Klenzo T«x>fh Brushes, one txjXuit ♦ very mouth. Guarantee,!./ ^r.c ea< h at Walterboro Orug Co. / Ge* your hav and grain at R zer and Ayer’s. W*- will baxe a full (supply at al| tim*-<. / Easter egg dye* at tfce Wal:ert*oro Druft Co. (' yS. Gufh's "The world** best candv.** for Eastw\ at the Walterboro Drug Co. < TH INKS. The members of the Civj. *fa-ague have asked fhis pajer to exttmd thHr thank* and apprei-iatiou to the t >\\u rovernnient ami the citizens of th >x\n,/in pen.-r;*| for the active ,<» xfvration irh-n them (n the chan- day* of the- 1st. ?n»| and :’r.l Exeryone desired to assist iu thw 'r-«t work and the town •* mu< h im proved as a results. Only by th<* lose rooperation of everyone, was he success tt f the work accomplished »nd a prattler and healthier town will ’c the reward. / ‘y Con.e t*i Navannab ^e\t Week ' Many aftra tions during National Orulcage Ctingre^s Week of \prll .‘0. Ix»w railroad ra'es • \V«> shall ; be glad t 0 have you visit our great kfurniture store a::d make hea Iquar- I fers with us while in £avaanrh .•Lindsay and Morgan The many friends of Miss l.u'ia Kinard of near IValterboro will be delighted to know thai sh - is re- t pioly recover 1 .ny from aji operation for appendfrltiit.performed Ly DP. W. ft Vckerman. Mis* Kinard. bf the careful treatment of !:er physi an and bx the unTiring efforts of her nurse. Miss Marie Cox, is rapidly re- < gaining her strength and will prob ably be out again in a tew days. « • . - E Frank Hammond. nispenBary I'otistable for Beaufort County, spent. -•»turdat in town anti heard the ad dress of the Governor. NtlTHK (Town registrat en certificates can gsenred cny day in the v;et k until daya befpre the holding of the priii ary. Tliis ds'i keeping th the recent decision of the. KX Democratic Ch-b. a;, i all th* 1 •:.* ar» askj^a ta keep thL' in M, H. W. Black. Jr. S'lperxlsnr of Reylstratlo. 1 . Town of Walterboro. | ^ Alfalfa Groxxn Isa-ally. W. J. .Fishburne. Kstj., Is demon strating the fact that alfalfa will grown excellently in this community Mr. Fishburne has a beautiful patch of this forage crop in his garden, and at- this time it is nearly reatlv for a cutting. Such crops as this will thrive in Colleton and many ■ of our people are beginning to gfo.v ,t on a large scale.. * |ll. St. L. Summerlyn of •Hampton fixed in th** city last night and II spend several days here. To Curd a Cold in One Pay TV d \NATIVE fk- Cinrtn-. It -tcrx t’.ie * and lieacitt- sHd >• -' s «.i1 the C- t. pacucbc ahJ i ir.ifc: -- rr’"h< «r.if it b-ds 1 . V.. uilOki.'s va .-.i ho:- (OTTONSEEt) MEAL AND Hf’LLS. FOR HORSES AM) MI LES • Cottonseed meal as a food for all kinds of Cattle, Hog*. Sheep and Goats, Is already so well known as to need no com ment. But it Is not so well knoxvn that COTTONSEED MEAL is equally valuable as a FEED FOR HORSES AND MI LES. Tim eminent Dr. Tail Butler, formerly of the South Carolina Experi ment Station, a recognixed authority on animal feeding, says, in speaking of a proper ration for work-horse*" and mules: », . "I would rather have two pounds of Cottonseed Meal than four pounds of corn.* I would rather have two pounds of Cotton seed meal than four pounds of oats. Corn is a good liorse 4eed. but we are wasting two million dollars per year in South t aro- lina in feeding an all-corn ration.” * Let us send you free "booklet, full of valuable information t > every FEEDER OF FARM STOCK. Address. •• WALTERBORO OIL MILL, Walterboro, S. (’. X \ \ N V X V rjfl Tv " „ . *. m - X :'P* P" X., iH vX'-^-‘ V V ■ ’•/•I J: r idJ w “ * r t. : N o We Show You an A-l Line of Goods f 1 /- r.nd we doubt if you enn mati h th-n: anywhere in town at any thing! in our low prices. Every- thr.ife we handle is of the finest and purest /inaiity and if it gets* into our ;-tore jotl mi" ^ , V' ' ■ i t st.a>>-iired we are not asham t'd to sell it.. In quality and in o pri. e v.e guarantee -to' give our < / , ^ . patrons perfect satisfaction. That we s’i i^c*-'! i' prwv’ed by our crow, ng trade. Special This Week; |Good Rice 50 cents per peck, $2.75 per sack. W. H. Guess. (Y r I . C't Seek The Best-You’ll Find It In High Art Clothing It was our policy to single out from the many makes of Men’s Clothing the best. We weigh ' the merits of them all:. Not from the standpoi of profif but of your satisfaction w^th-every f* ture—from the fabric of which they are made, the skill tvith which they are tailored; the taste with which they are modeled to the tinal test of tit. • • 0 High Art Clothes are the victors easily and con- '’JluSiyel^ on every score. ’ ‘" .. __ >»n «* \ Every reputable Clothing maker^ses reliable fab- ( rics, of course. All wool is’nt a rare virtue now adays; it’s an essential. Hut there the competition v • • • . r ends and High Art Clothes ha ♦ e* sot a standard .that isn't appruacheu. Tr.c oi.tv » •; r* *Ieo4 the ex cellent taste; the mcxleis give ex press'on to the su perior designing judgmtm; the workmanship' is * on v'stently skilleil^n even minute detail; tlie nt 1 erh ction. o ' Yuysortment. Ixjth Suits and Topcoats, r Ss very wr - we’ve stltel^l liberally that .every taste m::y be sat'-rie-! v vvhethtr the Smart or the ‘con-, strvative. '•.*,» ' , We guarantee Higi^ Art Clolix i- v. ithoi;t any “ifs” or > e guarantee Higm An t lothe** v. iihoitt.a r ‘ amis’’ r pj &itively, 1 r- ^diy: <.;-.hnitely, THE H. W. COHEN STORE A. S. KARESH, Manager. # • b X* k , . * \* ♦ v