The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 20, 1914, Image 8
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r. C. P Kater wm in town la
(Sftjr.
Every <Ux romethinr I*
H.bro i« «11 right,
despite the fact that io maay a« ln-
< lint*d to glrejM t kick, and that It
U still growing. New firms fere con-
n'antly openffig up here and peofli*
moving in to live with u«. •
^ , one of the newest establish mnptr
L I rons, of Smoaka, *** in th* is that of |he Enterprt^ Farniture
Company, whieh is to open K
building formerty oecupied by .
Frank.. This, ft seems, is to be sn
WnilaW.^ up-to-date furnitnse storf with ev
king thaCpertaips to that Hue. a
ilrm is a branrh of he Enter-
raiture .Company of Chari
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c*iy on Monday. He w4a jrroinpa*
nKd by bfii .little Won.
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I*. W. Strickland, of
cp-at some time wtth hia aon. Sopt^
'i .?o 8 Strkklafhd. last week. i
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Strickland, of
iieaday.
'•Rarnltn
of Mr. iCftger.
H. K Stlickjand and Dr. L MiiS cstonr^W 1* under tne r.ianajiemeul
• • •
* Dr. K S. TkbaMon, of 3m
«cs a visitor in town Monday.
• • e
ImtHew* Civic .League.
The regular meeting of the^Civlc
league of Walterboro waa held In
the league rooms on TuindWy after
Iteva. MT. A. Kirby and O. A. Mar- noon..Mrs. J Padgett and Mrs.
tin of Hendersonville, were in tow*. ! J. M. Moorer acted a» hostesaea on
Tueeday. f this occasion. The event will be re^
, • • * | membered aa asnfch for the •pelal
T. M) Williams spent Sunday via- pleasure derived aa for the buainesa
.:nrig relatives at Beaufort and Port transacted. - . ,
Royal. , -. . ' At thlii Jdeeting the regular elec
• • • tioa oromcera took; place. " The fol-
Frahk Crosby and A. A, Patter- IpwIng^Were elected to serve the next
son. 4r.. spent Suhday in Charleston* Mrs. 0. C- Brown, presdent.
mate the tnp'
an automo- i Mra. John M. Klela, first vice pre*l
dent: Mrs. J. ti: Padgett, second vicie
Winder If. Walterboro is the. only
toMn in Colleton where tigers ir *
ind?
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JTKMH FKOM HAND HILL.
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Mr* I'egan Reeves and a o;
of twepty-flve men of Orange!
county spent the week very
anfly on s the banks of the Edisto
lilver at Sullivan's Perry.
Messrs. Olen mad Cicero Berry of
Reevesvllle. were the guests of the; J
aunt, Mrs. 0. R. Reeves, last we^*;;.
- Mr. Lewtn A. Youmans, oy this
place, is now taking a/businas*
course In Ocala. Fla.
Miss Annie Youmans<df'this piece.
-Who. la now jengaye-rMn the millinery
birsine^a at Mr. 1: C, Hansdale^s. c-f
. . ' /•-
lei In the
i Rev.. Marten tL Jtokoa. if Korea,'
Japan, to to Walterboro visiting nia
as at. Mrs. A. h Lf macks Ha *L*.\ ^
Idr the past seven years beer, ser*- to show that W)
Jag la the mission field of the Meth-
,odist chrach at Korea.
e e •
w. Mr.
.i» W. - «
Dr. L.
In . .
W. H. Yarn and A. E. Yarn sper.i
j Sunday with their mother. Mrs. sja
I mle Yarn, of Islandton. . /
Mrs. J. L. Lyons has returnej ar
ter a visit to Jacksonville. VVC
Janies E. Peurifoy and fdmi!^ of
Walterboro were guests jrf Mr. and
Mrs. John H, Sniltlf
Mrn. 8. P. J-. Garris, Jr.. ie
! Charleston with her little sAn whs
has undergone'^very serious ope.,
ation. r >/* * • *- Vv
Dr. K. .Carter had buslners in
Orangebarg-Monday.
Of Richmow
tbi»
Victor-Victrdia ]
Yes sir. a genuine
Yictor-Yietrbla. Ton ^15.
Hardly s<wms pc^ible,
I and yet this new, instru
ment cirtbraces ^all the
fundamental Yictor-
trola principled.
And die unequal a
A f ictor-Victrola tone—
that’s the most importer.-,
thintj of cU.
Corhe ;ia - tb--y rn:l j
hear it—^no obligaiion j
on your pan, iff y^u ]
■wo;:**, want to do
~ ' CAPITAL
$6,343,281.00
At a meeting of the -Directors of the Firzt National|
held on the 17th of April, 1914, the President an^Cashiei
authorized and directed to subscribe to this bank’s share
Capital Stock of the new Reserve Bank to be located at
11 mond* Va. The resolution was immediately forwarded to tl
serve Board. Under the provisions of the new act this B*
pects to be in position to serve its friends and customers
than tyer before, and to extend its usefulness and servut
larger number of patrons. Your business will be apprcciatl
i J AS. E. PEURIFOY, President. C. G. PiDGE'iT, (\|
,* £. E. JONES, Vice President.
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Kiindolph^unlaugh, Enquire, of '■ piptitfntjKmil "ittln-rs IMrctcd l\r
.3 "
. K. M. Pbwpl
■ **• -- atifltHi
■asi Tueaday..
Mr. »
>?wo* c»t*}^rcB. of 0-vhwbV. m-mi from i low
ij til! Monday in town, with rt*!-
kttves. v . • *
. (i. SJ. Riwrs. of ChnrleRton, rp-nt
Swpday with hia brother, F. F. Riv-
» •v# v •
M P. Howel!’ bad bwalncR* In
iT-rn»cfl-tfei 1 cwily part of tfto v.eoh.
Mr*. G. Albert Beach 1* improving
rapidly after a aerioua Illness
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D. A: Craabg, of White Hall, wag
ia-lowa Tuesday.
WKl!! f W I.OiHill TO ( y
PH'^IC AT jJlIKJBLAVn
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dU'.firfc sif- t|»<‘ HafeK of j TV”, publi ■ "nrdsally ‘nvitod ; . /
tfafer^iro' g:n'oafet /«»«''at .thfy. mirfkiug' bosi'-*?, .•,s‘ s -; i V*'' ’otrsket : ;t « r cn M - sv. * I
.*i ih 1‘tth Invtant andxreport 1 of t arpTun-1^ Y,y Aucri-a .-/•
" jifce past year’a luswio Np, 9$, A. F. M. f^r
'm. Robert Jactfuts an-i ivrtsiVt fy gratifying, fkxfo -
' ctorT were tbon eletXM
marriage of iatoreet to many
throughout Colleton county
uvea i*t*ce at Provifiauee church BuiM
day afternooa at 4. ©ViceIT Mm.
!»i} fcMfeirSmpak. of Round, became
the bride.of^Mr. Otis Gutea of Wai-
lorboro TheXedreiftony waa pet
formed inim**diatriy after the regu
lar preaching aervWs. Rev. W. W.
Dibble officiating.- The bride la the
eldwMt, daughter of J. R. I’taey. of
Hound, and waa formerly\Mrs. Hen
jam in Smoak. She ha* for\fhe past
year been teaching ut Provtdeme.
r he groom is a prominent andxr.s
g yotmc merchaot of Walterbol
fKing'Connected with tb»- firm of \v>
ji, <; r s a-4 Brotln-rva^ that place.
I-sin-di.iVjy alter 1 bo ceremory tb-*.
' party, left for their future
I* W*ilteri»oro, bf autppiobRe.
.Thore »ho arcistHpiHrtird.th m, wore
' .1 " svUir. ('laud- Guos* ami llaT :
»,v Sintiif.w The couple bate many
**,»s who wish for them a long,
*■ l*py life. • .
mit 11 DeMwib- r ::1. ■ 1 1 i:
rrio. 4r. J. W. Kin«e.v. r».
M.
P. J. (Jarri^xSr . A. K. \>rn. H.
Wood. W. H.Xisrn and P. .Cr,ir*:i: .
The mootina wa^thea ndjoitrnetkjii l
later tb'* direi-tors met and *^e f ‘toq
w. !!. Yarn. presidthtt^S. P- J* iia •
r!s. Ji - ., vice presidenlxapiP A. K.
Vara, -at-liier, to ser'-e until Ib-cem-
bor 31. tfiH*'* * v .,
This Instittiiton has o' pai l
In capital of $IO,7«0.and surplus ano.
profits, of over $1,800. atuJ the d*re<
•ors expect to .ncreaso ln^* capital : j
$15,600 within the near future and
will offef the community everything
consistent with .sound and cbnserv-
ative banking. '
The ikagy friends of Mr. C. A.
FranMa.wiU be glad to learn that ho
Is Improving very faat from his pro-
Mr. Francis gays ho
•if a
When a
why doesn't he
or at least behave
Illness,
e will soon be him sol
again.
Kti.l me ALB.
a '
%t the Vi*^t UtisitiM ftiutVh.
Rogntar . service.-* r> the Baptist
rturch unx* Sunday dt 11 a. m. and
I :So p m Sl/sudsy rbo.il at to
^ni # Tbe pastor^ Rev. J." C‘. t’olium,
preach at Abe morning' hour on
'“Harvest Tinte.” AUthe evoni!
s r\K«> h s ^ahl.Ht will be -- V Mah -i
Sins Will Find Him Out.** . R/er> -
.. Vwiy is cord’slly in\ »*-d to hlFthV-ye
•. ••rrice*. ho- ycung men are, espec
ially intit 1 to hear she e^ning's.-r
RK'St. ’ ' •
Mr. Ft!gene Morris attended Sun
day schooCat Dtetor's Creek on Sun
day last.
Mr. Kddle Saunders, of Doctor a
Creek section, visited Mr. John KRi-
*»•>■ Sunday. ’
Miss Ktfie Saunders of Stokes^ vte-
d Miss Irene Hudsim last iSun
«i»K. . •
LirtJe Lurlinv Martin of this t*la« ?
Is-veryHII. It is hoped she will hs>
well agauKsoon. -
Messrs. TVL. and C. A. Milrtm^J-
tc tided the nlri h-lay parly
llt ncv I’.owers on-Saturday last.NV
x . Mrs. 3. MWio j» s i'k. W--
hope to see her out atmlK mon.
• The' farmers of thi^siwcii n ar-
vcry x ba--y now. lVniuH\shelling Is
now, Tver and- work‘is
Griffin ot this'place s
. Mrs. lb. U. C
^ry ill. ~
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CLASSIFIED
WA1
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vyl| li • .*!• ffvored. by. proniioenf M
nor. . Lentovfade will be lur.Bi-’l.c
Tee.
J 's. BERG.
rhalrinaT of CotntnlH
Wantesl—Old ragsf^clean, wanted r.t
the Press fend Standard offiffice, 5c
per pound. ■ » *
For Hale—Gar I^oad of Carolina Bug
gies Just received. J. L. /Lyons.
SmAaks, 8. Cx» May 2d 2t
Ix>st—One black but-headod Hol
stein cowp brand, M. H.;.mark,
crop and upper bit in on* ear.' drop
and two underbits in other. W;hea
lost she had halter and chain on.
Reward to finder. Ishatn Padgett.
Jr.
Wanteil—-To sell €.000 pounds pf
good fodder. Price $1.60 per hun
dredth Gall for I. A.;^ Scigler.
Houud, S. C. % j
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__ r—p— -t——» —
WANTED—2fhe public to know that
lam poeciallst in the trqatmf^st of
- --v— £ -. Bl enl
to
my services i
i am poeciausi tn me treauwsi
weak eyed horses. \ In trealm
of thirty-seve» r;-sea,I restoped
sight thfrty-faur. If my sfrvi
are needed, writo II. T* Hirndon.
$
Waltohboro, Rout^ 5
L—4.
Brown FMfare Co.
■ Victor Dealers
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Walterboro, - 5. C.
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TERRY JI SHAFFER
Best Quality
EMONS
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12c Per Bozen
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McKinley Edition o
Standard and Classii
•boro, S. C.
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Special Attentioi-ip Mail Orders.
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WANTED thickens, home cured!
' hams pnd sweCt hdiltops. Highest
market prices paid. Hotel Albert,
Walterboro. S. G. 5 2. 15. if.
. Eruptbins. Canute* teoppe.l
$
bv in terns t blood purifiers because
thgyt are. eau*p*fi b.T biooti disoniers.
However. Eefehma. Tetter, itit>K-
worro, itch. Scaly Patches, etf-., «i.n-
because they are parsadHc sa.ii
diseases., if takes n ppft§hk'
. . 1 retne-h like Tettcii -.c i«» -I* in.- iti«>
. *T ‘ f d, racy, : rt rr „ an ,j ,,^(1 thV st-rfacf*. r»r.. \v.
twc.’J *r- j/r'pf. rontederao ’ s. Fi - ’dn’r. f Ibctri-', Ala., 'ca'-X'Tt
. i m,- • x ‘ftp M ; LiiUan. F^rm*’L| *,it v. " H -’ ; ncMting* --I - * • l.Htt T* i .-X
■ a * --ri<> *J % .“■ .-•at f. oVlt>r^ prtine in all skin trophies ” ii"t
Bp ? . V-t member* «*•«■. reeju^-cd and - dfuggliits or hy?mkil frpjp 8h,uptcin
■ ‘ ' |Go.. Sav Gh
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WANTED—Thickens
cured hatnu. Highi
pr.loes prid. ' Hotel
\ terboro. S. C.
»nd % hdtpe-
sst market
^Albert, Wal-
2.18‘r
l^w-tVNot ice • 1* herdb
Deposit Book No. 41
r given that
4 pf the <V.-
' v ..
Delicious Grape* Frui»
f 3 for .
Octagon Soap
7 cakes for
X- :;
\
Xolo Soap
14 cak s for.
letotl Ihniking CoraAany. -Walter-
lioro, S. K,. Saving^ impartment.
in my namXjias been lost or d - -
siro><*d. I XU apply for dupP-
catp hook. ‘ Lotf^ T Uichar.i o-..
May
y~"—•* •— 'rr'f^.
•—l*t;t t he refide
i.j<* I’nliipit , id
fvr'<*udp«v7,h>* ».a|n:6 ' ~v
f^.rls. Finder \xlill be
i.G ic{urn-»tl. Mrs
P, Walterbojo.'S. G
‘'nnd'^haff<?r bh gv fen’ toae l
of High cradtcvK inU Xall a-nri V: j
•Drunring • left ■ Is ihelr ' w«ty>k0U8o I
which tn v txft». cmr.p < r c. <? xthi!*-1
i* Ins . Write ox* phone Terrv ^ j
ssunv*
l.»r Sale*—One 8-room col
largeClot, terms easy.
I. M< JaaiJihurne '
F-»r Halt*—Fourteen . hundr-vf ■and
seventy-nine acres* nearXmoakv.
S. G. This tract • coMainj! three
million < S.ooo.ooog - feet ;of piiu>
tirnVr. some of if ioijg l«.if. The
tract ■is .in. onXbody and can be
. bought J heap by a quick buyer.
Address >*. I - . Klatte. 57 Broad
St., CJutrlMton, 8. C. 4-29-2t
Spades
Rakes
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Hoes
FOR THE
GARDEN
Weedess
Sprin’
NOTICE*
ose wisHIni
y «•*«-»- «ii-ning to place or«*cr» for
monuments may*see my son; b-rov
Halford, at-hhiae. He will take
them and forward them at once at*
best prices. S,*^. him befor-* you
buy. “ •
F. Halford.
•' Garden time** HERJ5. Bee utefor a!] kinds of tpf>).*. We earrv a
BIO NEW STOCK of CABDEN - nfPLfin&TS ,1 LOWEST PRICES
W Um. We »l*., rerr. ertrjthiDj in TOOLS njid H.VUDtt'. 1
** 'or tootej ttodL'*--’ v , y
SSL'
4 Savanna4i. Ga.. rMajMl, 1914
This company wtlh pay five hun
dred dpilsrs for the arrest, wHh evi
dence to convict., of the per4o n o&
persona who plac’d AbstructLomt-cn
it» track, in Doliotpa county,
Garotiaa, Cauainfi a derailment of ti'.
srainr Saturday afternoon.. May $ih,
1014. IliUon-I>odge Lumbtr Gcn;-
P.iay. ' fi .«
, —T—
lied DevR. Lye-
4 l^rge raiis
Gramntfd Sugar'
* per poitod
VudLne l ieur _ . rts* s^rs
Hu' genune, per l>b.vt3*0v
: >7 «• - > • - '-•*
-F;a P-kik -S
^j-er tail . an'
X
A splchdiil *!i:r.!':y
Uicr,, sX s. ;.
D3st GrU *
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per pec!: /12 X’ • •
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•—X
Liutahue g^itp*.'.
per caa ^ , ....
:,. ■ .* ' rX
Rbugh Rider Baking
Powder, can
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FOR
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For sale/
it
!
yery reasonable price
one Foraf Toarinff Car of. the latest
lodel^pracfftaHy new, used only
tfivee months, and driven, less than
fttffl miles. Car is equipped with alf
needed accessories, .including Fresto-
Hte lights, r,ia>iT.:r'cutblit, foot feed :•
electric horn. 'etc. Engine in best of
condition.' Reasoti* for selling, owner
\fioes not need ear Row, Tc-rmr-. eon'll*;-
arranged onj?nyments.. Apply at thd
Cress end St'tndard office for name of
owner.
Baking ?
Snow
Po
Best Grade Butts
per jpound .. I^.
DRY GOODS LEADER: .
40-inch Heavy Sheeting
per yard .; .. .. .* . 4 C
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North Carolina Pine Ldmber as foHbws: Standard
Ceiling, Siding,. Flooring and Moulding, all of whidh' h
manufactured as good ns modenv machinery is capable of
producing; and graded in strict accordance with North
* s x? J _ 4 -
Carolina pifie Association’s classification. (
THl
SHAFFER
is M]>r; roR (ASM <M.Y
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