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■■ ■ ,i^XV4 v » \ V ■ OCTOBER, 7,1914. THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBOR 0, S. C. PAGE FIVE Photo’s! Photo’s! . v * ' - 4 » ’ Untijl Nov l*t “Only,” I will be prepared to make you Some good Pictures, at my home, but Nov 1st Only, Remember the time. Am also Selling out my furniture and house held goods cheap, doni miss this chance, a good $65.00 Range going cheap. J. R. HALFORD, Photographer UNION MAN IS IN COLLETON Meeting in Interest of Farmers at Walterboro ota Octo ber 15, 1914. J GERMANS READY TO BOMBARD ANTWERP Continued from paR* cno Mr. J. Whitner Reid, president of the State Fanaers* Union, is in Col leton county for a few days. ,He ».* here. in. the interest of the 'Fanners J'nion ami has made epeeehd^ a - several places. He has no Itinerary outlined, bid will speak . several plares throughout the coui •v. The pieetinys are for the mb'* part held at niirht in ord >r that tk- farn-iers may have an opportunity » -t le d propc.'e* to held a mee for . |1 at the court house in Walterboro on gj Thursday. Ictober 1*». All rtemlHr of the ituian and every farmer .an ! business man are uryed to atteri . this meeting. Mr. Reid '\*ill address the crov. ’ assembled. Iv defined conflict like the battle of the Aisne. Russian Statement. Today's I’etrograd official state ment d»*a!s entirely with the Ger man stand deals entirely with the German stand on the Hast Prussian fror,ti**r, making no mention of the it nation either in Galicia or Hun- Th.« 4 much-lteralded bait I ' of Crncow, which, it scents, all the < •-poiylents anticipated, yet '..i; to be recorded as a m^ttcr of h:~ •'r\ til- y i i*v: t ;»»‘st •. t often bear.! ; a oi’Ct e of war ney s —can 1 ' it.!', saying that, though no in Hungary had been decided ;:r.adors were hot .g reoals- 1 FAIR GROUNDS TO OPEN TO RIDERS 1 •'He- the publlt the bed th mon- tnTtion of bor<» racing ever soon In 'las county." For further information as *o the rices, see the premium list publish* « 1 in the issue of the L’3r(l of Sep- t, ::.ber of the Press and Stundjiru. EMERGENCY MEASURES INTRODUCED AT ONCE Continued from page one. tions regarded a result of the European war. The reason for the culling qf the special session was told by Governor Blease. in the’^prodamation in state ments that the failure of the cot ton market had given occasion for conditions that are causing the State financial loss and are of such gravity as to warrant extraordinary con sideration by the State’s law-makers Governor Blease was advised of the convening of the senate by a Committee composed of Senator Slfarpe, of Lexington, Senator Wtl liams. of Aiken, and Senator Appeu. Bicycle Riders and Horse Racer- to Have Access to Grounds at One*. Keeji Your Stomach nn<l Liver lleul'hy > ► A vigorous Stomach, perfect work ing Liver and regular acting Rowels is guaranteed If you will 'use Dr. K ng’s New Li£e Pills. They insure good Digestion, correct Constipation and have an excellent notice tonic effect on the whole system—Purify The fair groundsmen trance to tie' your blood and rid you of all body race tVack will b« open every Sat- poisdns through the Bowels. Only urday afternoon at 3 o’clock dqtil -*c- at your Druggist., October 2fc, v »Per which every af’d- ‘ . 3 o’clock until the fa*rV . T Unfashionable to Owe Your Taltofl ^ I was told some time ago that tha millionaires have actually made it pted. President Smith advised that body that he had appointed only two loorkeepers. Two Officer*. After reading the message of Gov- neror Blease outling the work the legislature will be expected to ac-i complish, a message telljng that noon at 3 o’clock until the f some members of both bddles * are 1 opens for the privilege of allowin ? [ holding more than one "public office all who wish to practice running or; of honor and profit,” and citing judi trotting races, or bicycle races, for cial opinions by Judges Pope and public exhibition during the fair. * *' * - **» * ' Bicycle Races will Take Place Each Day of W& • . . - Fair, Besrinning Tuesday, November 3. ° „ ’ • ’* »e-4 The following clossifkations will exist: CLASS A. FOR BOYS UNDER 15 YEARS OF AGE. No. 1. One-fourth Mile Race. No. 2. One-Mile Race. „ CLASS B. FOR BOYS. BETAVEEN 15 AND 20 x S-ftJ O? AC” .No. 1. One-fourth Mile Race. No. 2. One Mile Race. ( i ASS (. FOR ALL OYER 20 YEARS OF AGE. ‘ No.- 1.' One-fourth Mile Race. No. 2. One Mile Race. As seen above, the age of the riders is the basis of classifica tion. ‘ All owning bicycles in the county are urged to enter the respective classes to which their age entitles them. Valua• file premiums will be ann Hinted later in-this department. All desiring to enter the races are urged to fill out the following entry blank at once rr.ii mail same to R. M, Jefferies, Secy in order that he may enter thihn in time. \ 57 /' Ernest Moore setting forth the ill egality of such action. Besolution suggesting that the genera! assembly confine its deli berations to measures outlined in the governor's first message, and that the members serve without pay Clarendon. The a formality of ; daring thia session were read, and will corns up tomorrow for discus sion: :r* After-, being in session one hour. th« senate adjoruned at I o’clock clock tomorrow the committees dtbpenMng of may upp sensesry clerks . were requested by the chairmen to and attoohao.ot tha ado- [moot,during ike aftewmon. fashionable for young men to pay their tailors. This was a reform indeed. Mr. \\. B. Ackerman, superintc:.-, ^ West end gasped with auT" dent of the racing department, in pr i^ only the most obstinate or the writing to the Press, and Standard, most Impecunious of our gilded youth has the following to say: ase holding out against an innovation "I will say that we expect to have j ao monstrously bourgeois. The tall- \ Secretary County Fair P O • • e # n^e e •• e •••••• e • e e o me advising the house of representatives was dons npon motion of Senator Christensen, of BoanforL Resolution offered by Senator Lids, of Irangebnrg. ffiad Senator i to convene at 11 o’c Ottigstenseo, providing for * the ' morning. Moat of regular trotting sulkies to rent dur ing the fair. , Thia. of course, will cause reel trotting races, and ones that will be Interesting to all spec tators. All who desire to race are urged to eorna. sad practice oh the track, familiarise themselves with the rules aad bo prepnrod to'onter their reffiseUvo races without any daisy, we prspaos thfa year to have raeiag on g irfmaUaed bas^ aad of oonrse, are delighted. They that the mason the mfTTVsistsss 1 ■tarted this kdsa la that they pffi dlo oooat for reedy money, eo you Warm, the no very, Y\alterboro, b. C. Date , Please entei* my name in the County Fair Bicycle Races in Class Nos ! I represent my age to be such that I fan enter said classes. .• .Name. Riders of any age may enter for both numbers to which their age entitles them. * 2 COLLETON COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION lavlgormtlag to the Palo aad Sickly TO* Old SUadard s«s«r*l atrvssthvalas teak. oaovrs tastklbss chin tonic dHW* oat llelerk.fsrk Wa tbv blood .a ad balld* the ava- Bycicle Races X x T • ’ UNDERSELLING SPECIALS THAT ARE SPECIAL VALUES- ASTOUNDING >• - \ . v s' ; x ‘ A bargain has tremendous pulling pdwer. It will certainly pull the money out of your pocketbook. Thousands of bar gains are crowded in thia^store. The shelves and counters are groaning under their load. Bargains that can be found no where in this town and county. Never before in the history of this store have opportunities been presented in such numbers to our customers. It’s up to you; will you heed opportunity knocking at your door? Read and heed the 20 items enumerated below; just a few of the many awe-inspiring values here waiting for you. ‘ ~ x 4. —A nice hemstitched Ladies Handkerchief, good (jual- ^ ity, easily/Vforth 5c each; specially placed amonethe big twenty, o for. ^ I A lapge pound can of Cyrolopsis perfumed Talcum hwder; easily worth 25 cents. We have 1 Q(» about two gross'; just think of the price.. Ladies’ Ready-Made Gingham Aprons, full size and well made,;,good quality Ginghams; this sale only • * •••••* Ladies’ Ready-Made White Lawn Aprons; full size, • good quality UiSvh; one of the best values IQp we have ever offered; only 6 dozen of these Little Girls’ FrilleJ Cambric Pantalettes i a good value, well made, full size, and goods f without starch in it; a great value^ v Infants’ Leather Shoes; Tan. Black and Colors: soft soles; a regular 25c value; one of our 1 specials; one pair to the customer, each Ladies’ and Men’s Carpet Slippers, beautiful Per sian colorings; a very sightly slipper; 25c comfort and wear combined; pair .. .... Men’s all silk Four-in-Hand Ties; are easily 25c val ues; we have about 1,000 of these; while they last they go at ^ O 35 Smith’s^Axminister Rugs; 27x52; a rug sold by others for $1.5u; we have only- a small lot. qQi* and they are marked to go at. r 01 ' in Infants’ Aprons; nicely made of Chambray Linen and Gingham; some stamped for <5m- . 10£ broidery ^rork; a great value at the rrice.. 8-inch Underskirt Flouncing; ready to stitch on the ‘Skirt; an unMarched quality of bleach; five Linen 5c pin tucks neatly inserted and 2 1-2 inch labor sav- 12. 13. 14. Torchon Lace on edge; great ing goods; per yard ./X. 14-in. Flouncing same as above except it has 8-in. goods; S\*e pin tucks; 2-in. strip of Linen Insertion let in; 2-in. goods come next with five pin tucks, then comes 3-in. i-inen Edging; a great 1 Or* value at .. AV ^ A very heavy Checked Homespun; not the usual one you get at 5c. but a value never sold under per yard; we have 2 bales and they are Cp Here is a value we have n<»V£r given you before. This is one of oiir plums ftr ybur picking; a 27-ir. standard Apron Girgbamsj; the best we have ever shown you; all colorings; yard / / 15. 16. 17. 18. X * 19. Colored Outing; white shaker flannel; standard prints; yard wide bleach; 28-in. woven Chambrays and Dress Ginghams; all unheard of values only, per yard , 3 . ' "‘ft „ ■' ‘ ■ * . _ ; r : 15-in Mercerized hemmed Napkins; ready for use; l>eautiful, dainty designs ; a great value at the price; one dozen to the package; dozen The biggest Towel ever made at the price; 26v50 inches. Did you ever see such a value? Almost large enough for a crib spread; we have KW* about 50 doz; the price wfe name is, each 38-in Yellow Homespun; Sea Island finish; a good piece of goods for quilt lining and one we Cp’ find hard to get; we have 2 bales; a yard.. 13-in. Cotton Flannel Embroidered Flouncing, suitable for trimming night gbwns and under skirts; a beautiful range of colors and we want to impress on you the fact that we are lim- 1 Ap ited on this; a yard only OA 29-in Colored Curtain Scrim; a nice sheer falric; colors Tan. Blue. Red and Green; on ecru ground; lust the thing for curtains for every room Cp in the house; special price a yard........ THE HOME OF BUTTERICK PATTERNS The wonderful values we are offering our customers in these hard times make them -almost forget that the times hard. Your dollar is doing double dufcv at this store, and the many words of praise we customers are a great source of ^gratification to us; won’t you come and join the crowd show ypu is all we ask. hear from our delighted and surprised that are now coming? A 4 chance to ..4 •» *V X <» > v We Give Votes in the Fair Queen Contest. L Vffi