The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 10, 1914, Image 10
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THE PRESS ANITSTANDARD, WALTERBDRO, S. C.
JUNE 10, 1914.
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W. H- Porter." of Salkehktrhie,
was In town ob buaineu Monday.
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J. D. Utsey of Round, waa Ip
town Monday.
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Dr. Ifcollins fbrnt this week -at
Hendor»ouviU«.
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v Misa Annie voq l^eUe ?» ai home
from Grerriville Female College.
B. fit. L. Summerlyn of Hamp
ton was in town Sunday.
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Mr. and Mr*. Marshall Gruber
hare returned borne.
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L. B. Houck spent Monday in Al
lendale.
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Mias Meta Harris, of Ridgelaad.
8. C., Is rlsttlM rets tires In tobrn.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Hyrno wont
to Charleston Friday.
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Miss Mattie Vance ron Uhe has
returned boose.
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Mrs. B. Teton and sen. Faber, of
lalandton, wore fuesta of Mrs. W.
B. Vara Monday.
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Mrs. J. 9. Glorer of Wlgctn* »•
rial ting Mrs. Emma Smoak of this
place.
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Mrs. B. O. Benton of Henderson
ville Is visiting her aon. W. O. Men-
*on t of Savannah. J. v
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Spencer Wolling U spending "the
summer with hi* father. Dr. J. W
Wolling. of this place.
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Miss* Mattie Baker l# at at home
spending the vacation *ith her fa-
iher. Ks*v. T. P. Baker.
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Mi.«a Ambrosia Var n ban returned
Tiom a visit to relatives at Island
ion.
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Mis* Havelyn Utsey of Round,
spent several days in town with her
dster. .Mrs W. O. Gum»s. r
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Mrs. J. O. Weeks anu little son
yf Colleton, are visiting Mrs. S. M.
Crosby.
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Mias Minnie Price, of Barnwell.
Is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. D. J..
McAlhaney.
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wV A. Benton, of Savannah, spent
several days in town last week, \is-
iting relatives
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Mr*. E. W. Peeples of Varnvllle,
Spent several days with Mr and Mrs
C. D. May 11**1 w**ek.
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^ t Mias Ludlow Fraser Is visiting
MnfVvWillie Fraser «»f this place.
FronWiere Miss Fraser will go to
her home in Tampa, l la.
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j Steve Robertson. of Stokes,
wa* among those in the city Satur
day. Mr. Robertson plants a large
crop of cotton every year
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Mi*> Miriam MuBols of Savannah,
. p< nt several days In town last
week, the guest of Mrs. M P Ho.v-
,1 and Miss Mattie Vance ron l.eho.
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Mr. and Mrs K B. Way an 1 iit-
Ue daughter, of Mt. Carmel, were
among those in the city Svuvuuy
chopping.'
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Mis* Ida M Fishhurne will at
tend the convention of the State Kp-
worth League which will he held la
Charleston June 10-14
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Misses Vic afid Ruth Rishef. of
Round, attended the commencement
exercise* ‘ of the Waltrboro high
school last Thursday and Friday
o.enlngs.
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W W Smoak .of Anierpon. was
in town Saturday and Sunday, lie
teft Sunday to ’ttalt 'Relatives nt
Smoaks. from whiTh pla«e he will
return to Anderson , ,
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Mis* Alive Michael left Wedne<-
iay afternoon for her home in Mar-
dnsburg. W. Va. Miss Michael has
served a* trimmer for the Mrs \\
A. Blaek Millinery Company for the
past several seasons, and has made
many friends in the town and coun
ty, who regret to see her leave.
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Messrs B G and M. H Hlott. of
Round were in tBe city Saturday
There ’ gentlemen are among the
largest and most progressive farm
er* of the county. Thay take a
moat active part In the county fair
association and are among the larg-
>*t exhibitors in every way. •
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Captain Q. W. Way. of Mt Car :
mel, was in Walter boro £attirday
Captala Way was formerly a repre-
sentative from thla county in the
legialaure. ‘•Uncle Sonny” is
one of thr m*«t popular and belov
ed soldier* of the Lost Cause in the
ronaty. ' y
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Mr. and Mr*. 1. M FUhburne are
spending a while at Glenn Spring*.
Mr. Fishhurne is casnrer of the Kar-
mors and Merchant* Bank and la en
joying a well earned vacation.
While awqiy hi* dutle* are be
ing performed by Mr. E. H. Wich-
man, formerly, cashier of the bank.
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Mias Caroline Voight left Mondgr
Tor her boaso in Columbia. During
the summer Mias Voight win take
n apodal course in primary teach
M. P. -Howell, the popular chair-"
man of the Colleton county 'Demo
cratic committee, ha* Just complet
ed a handsome new residence on
Hampton street. He will move Into
his new home this week.
Prampton Wiehruan. connected
with the Kbrhardt Hardware Com
pany, has returned with his family
o Walterborp to. reside. They are
at present with Mrs. A. Wichman.
Their many friends are glad to wel
come them back to Walterhoro.
What came near being quite a
serious accident occurred near the
?ourt house Saturday morning. A
horse driven by young Winston
Pearcy became frightened and ran
down the street, dashing the buggy
against the curbing around Court
'quart and throwing young Pearcy
out. Ha was found to bo pretty
badly shaken up. bnt not seriously
knrt. Some parts of the boggy
worn broken.
Junior >fi**ionar) League.
The Junior Missionary League of
Bethel .Methodist qhurch will mc-»t
Wednesday ^afternoon, June 17, **»t
the home of Miss Ida !.T Uishbnrne.
This is not a regular meetir^.
TERRY * SHAF F KR
Any .woman with pimples, skin
eruptions, sorec or boils does not
appear attractive am* cannot enjoy
life. Rezistoi cures them and mak>-s
the skin soft afCJ Velvety. Cures
cold sores, cracked itpps. chapped
hands, sore eyes, itching and bleed
ing piles. Mailed for 5«>c a box by
Ameriian Proprietary Co.. Boston,
« At the MrtluxlUt < hiirch.
Dr. Kirby of Hendersonviiie. will
hold the morning services at this
church at 11 o’clock. In the even
ing at 8.30 o’clock Dr. Daniels will
preach and the third quarterly con
ference will be held. .
CLASSIFIED ADS.
WANTS.
r«« wi«i*it a, ■■»<»<■«
from that painful skin trouble If you
had triad Tnttartea. because Just a
fnw hoses would have quickly sooth
ed and , healed It. Mrs. Thomas
Thompson. . Clarksville, On., aaya:
"I suffered flftoeu years with tor
menting ecsema. Nothing did me
nay good until I got Tottertao. I
cured me. Am ao thankful.” Tet-
terlne la dependable for ecaema.
Itch, and all Scaly Pateheo. Piles,
etc. tf3c at druggiata or by mail
Tetter, ringworm. Ache, Salt Rheum
from Shuptrine Co., Savannah, Ga.
At the Baptist Church.
"Services at the Baptist church
next Sunday will be a.* follows:
Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preach
ing at tl a m. by the pastor, Rev.
D C. Collum. o n the subjeTf •'Some
Tilings* That Mcjie a Church
Strong” At the evening service
the pulpit will oe filled by Rev.
Carlisle Courtney of Columbia. Th-‘
choir will furnish some special mu
sic at both service* Everybody I*
cordially Invited. Services during
the summer will be short.
WANTED—Chickona. horns cured
hams and sweet potatoes. Highest
market prices paid. Hotel Albert.
Walterhoro. 8. C. 2, It, tt
WaatM—Laborers to work la lum
ber yard plllag sad handling
lumber. Apply «a person ready
to work. Santee River Cypress
Lumber Co., Perguaon. a. C. , It
WANTED—Chickens and home-
cured hams. Highest market
prices paid. Hotel Albert. Wal-
terboro. S. C. 2.18J*.
NOTICE.
Those wishing to place ordenrTor
monuments may see tny son. Leroy
Halford, at home. He will take
them and forward them at once at
best prices. See him befor® you
buy.
Rev. B. F. Halford.
For S*b--^Two bushels German
millet seed. 75c per peck 3. tv
Moore, Walterhoro. S *
For Sale—Pure, unaduRerafed hon
ey In one-pound sections and cu- I
cumbers for Wallerboro market j
Attalee Moore.
RED TAG ,
SHOE SALE
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They are Selling-
Broken Lots of
Summer Shoes
for Ladies and
Misses
BELOW COST*
Several Hundred
Pairs.
Hardly any two
pair alike.
All marked in
plain figures on
RED TAGS.
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Inspect the dis
play while they
last and SAVE .
a dollar or two.
Right inside the
the front door.
First National Bank
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A' Stockholder^ in the
Government Rsserve Bank
- Of Richmond^ Va. \ . . _
CAPITAL
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$6,543,281.09
At a meeting of the Directors.of the Firrt National Bank
held on the 17th of April, 1914, the President and Cashier wer?
authorized and directed to subscribe to this bank’s share of th?
Capital Stock of the new Reserve Bank to be located at Rich
mond, Va. The resolution was immediately forwarded to the Re
serve Board. Under the provisions of the new act this Baank ex
pects to be in position to serve its friends and customers better
than ever before, and to extend its usefulness and service to a
larger number of patrons* Your business will be appreda&d.
JAS. E. PEURIFOY, Prerident. C. G. PADGETT, Cashier
E. E. JONES, Vice President.
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TERRY &
SHAFFER
The Old Corner
Store a •
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Pule Ch«**k«« or Rosy One*.
Pal*» checks, mudjy complexion,
dull eye*, show a poverty of blood.
Tonoline Tablets will drive the im
purities from the system and en
able your food to supper new rich,
red blood and rosy .cheeks. Tono
line Tablets cure Live} ill*. Mailed
for 25 cent* a box by American
Proprietary Co., Boston, Mats:
KEZISTOL.
(Trade Mark I
A safe and sure remedy in all
cases of over-stimulation; also indi
cated in all cases of Brain Fttigue.
Nervous Exhaustion caused •>> over
work or malnutrition. unequalled
for nausea or general depression.
A general tonic ana body builder..
Mail orders filled b> Rezistoi (’hem.
Uo., Boston. Mass.
SLICK UP!
PAINT
YOUR
SERVICE.
Automobile
Transfer
For Hire
v, $8.00 per Day
See or Phone
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Bruce Hiers
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ENTIRELY SELLING OUT
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The Stock o f
Edison Records and Machines at Prices
Below Cost:
$30 Machine, for only $20
,50c Amberol Records 4 . -30c
35c Standard Records <> 15c
60c Disk, Flat Records . 30c
Only in quantity not less than a dozen.
Get your choice while they last; we have
several hundred Records.
The S. Finn Jewelry Co.
Walterhoro, S. C. .
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All Colors
And Good
Quality
PAINTS
Spring’s
The Time
To Repaint
We have just Blocked up on a COMPf.L'HI line of PAINTS, VAR
NISHES and STAINS from the most 1JELIABLK manufacturers of
the daj._ Get our LOW PIIICES, no matter how small or large the job.
BUUSHFS of all kinds too.
Benton-Koger Hardware Co.
lag la Columbia Untfbraity.' New
York, sad visit other points of in-
toruat la tha North before returning
her* la the fall, where she has been
to taae* past year. Mine
are da-
Lest You Forget
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Enterprise Furniture Co.
.Complete House Furnishers
Watch this Space for Bargains every week
Cash if you have it Credit if you want it
Enterprise Furniture Co.
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Next door to J. Frank’s .
Dr. Padgetts Old Stand, Walterhoro, S. e.
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