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* l . » a , i r r*- ■ THE PRESS AND STANDARD,,WALTERBORtf. S. C. OCTOBERM4,191!. . %'. Edited by S. F. A. ■ • I toft .yesterday . for. R«t. o. A. Martin of Hendenon- vk«r» he haa a jewelry [Tiile was li> town Sunday. He will he gone about a week M ... • • • | Mr A. E. Griffith of CottafeTille M. Anderson spent a fewl'^U A business visitor in town Mon- It Ridgeland • * r of |fr. and Mrs. I. M. will he glad to learn that nttle eon Irving is convalescing fraat a recent attack of pn >umonia. T • • • • ^r. A. O. Rlett of Round was In •to city Monday. ‘ , • • • Hiss Beulah Wot* of Round has ac- •opted a position as stenographer with Mr. R. af. Jetorios. * • • • . Mr. A. C. Loper of Ridgeland spent the week end here with his brother Mr. 8. 8. Loper. returning to his home on Sunday. • • • Mr. L. B. Houck sent the week end with hts parents in Orangeburg county. N • • • Rev. W. A. Kirby of Henderson ville was In the city Monday. T. 8. Boynton* a*very promlnetnt merehant of Hendersonville was in town Monday. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jones and Master Douglas went to Barnwell 8'inday returning Monday night. They made the trip in their machine. day. ; • • • Mr. Mouson Jaques of the Maple Cane section was in town Monday. • t •, Mr. and Mra» G- W. Glove- visited relatives at Cottaghville Sunday. • • • . Revt . Chas.' D. Holland Is at tending Synod in Union this week. There will be no services at tho Presbyterian church next Sunday on account of his absence • • • Mr. J. H. Bishop (of Islandton wan in town Friday. 1 • Mr. E. M. Ackerman of Cottage- viile was in town Monday on busi ness. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Irving May of Tampa Fla.', are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. May. . • • • Miss Maude Yarn has accepted a position with the W, J. Taylor store and will be g&d for her friends to call on her there. • • • Mrs. C. W. Trice of Lexington, N. C. is vlting her daughter Mrs. E. E. Jones. • • • Mrs. Jennie Padgett of Mt. Car mel section was intown Tuesday / hg of Contestants in our $300 Pony Outfit Contest. *aa*d - Of all social events In the history of WftHerboro there Is nonsHhal will surpass th? election and coronation of a Fair guei>n which takes pin. ® on Woman’s Day of tho Colleton County Fair. Not only wUl It be p "crowning” event In Walterhoro so ciety but there is much frtondly ri valry going on now among the ad joining - towns. Each contestant In the race would make an ideal queea and If the decision should rest W* the most winning, the moat charm ing or the most beautiful, we are afraid that all the crowns of the for eign nations tirould have to be trans ferred to this county and brought Into the limit* of Colleton county, for 80* many fair queens would have to beferowued. A voun* man. nror- inent in both social and bnsinesa cir cles, made such a remark only a re v days ago. Contestants- should not hesitate to ask their friends to asve their purchase coupons for them. I: is no trouble to ask your merchants when making a purchase for the coupons. They have them. If not. they should and they pre yours for the asking. Since the issue of the Press and Standard season tickets have been' placed in the hands of the contestanU. These are to b- soid and with the purchase of each season ticket goes one thousaro votes for any contestant. All per sons who intend to attend the Fair, and all ^Colleton’s loyal citizens will, may secure season tickets from contestant, hereby giving her a large bonus or from any member of the Civic League. Like the motto that we hear so often before Cbrist- wgs “,Buy your season ticket early." • • • Dance Friday Evening. A very charming informal dance was given last Friday evening by the young men of the town. Music was furnished by local talent knd a de lightful time enjoyed. Mrs. George Ferrell and little Miss Jewel were In town today. • The many friends of Mrs. George Rivers will be glad to learn she Is getting along nicely in an infirm ary In Charleston where she was carried last Friday for an operation. • • • Miss Mamie Stokes has returned home after a visit of several weeks to relatives and friends in Georgia. • • • Mr. Janies E. Peurifoy left yester- dnV for Washington. D. (’., where he will be for a few days. • • • Rev. J. C. Lawso nof Lodge was in town Tuesday. • ~ • i .' Mr. and Mrs. Carroll liutler and little daughter, Virginia, are ex pected to arrive in town Thursday night to spend some time with Mrs. g. W. Butler \Y.\i.tkKhoro, It. K. D. a. Mf. and Mrs. A. who spent the. aumjmor tyi Pullivanr’s Is land, recentlt - visited Mr. rtnd Mrs J. H. Heat h and have returned io their home at Adams It tin. •Mrs. W F. Copeland ami Mrs. .1 H. IP aoh vislft d Mr -sr* I". Cope land ol the cently. Pine Grove serLoa r* -♦« ~ - v, . { * A We have decided to publish each week the standing r of the contestants in our Dunlap Pony Contest so that the little folks will know how they stand and what their friends are doing for them. In future all votes out must be put in the box on Saturdays as we will date votes and unless they are voted within two weeks after date they will be 0 void. This is done to prevent any votes bein^ held back until the'last day. Remember this. It is im portant. We will continue to give 1,000 votes for each dollar purchase or paid on account until October 10, and during this time'thousands of votes will be given out. Now is the time to get busy and gather these votes. IT IS NOT TOO LATE TO ENTER YOUR BOY OR .GIRL as the votes given out to date are as nothing com pared with those to be had during October, November and December. Enter your child l^ow. STANDING OF CONTESTANTS SEPT. 19TH. x Andrew Keegan liltf.OOO 'Pascal Felder 247,620 John WT Black 208,100 4 Reba Hiers 227.077 Atty Berry .. 237.200 -Jimmie Adams .. ... .206,100 Ruth Lucas .. .. . .. .219,925 Lucas Connelly 246^200 Guilford 196,950 Herndon .232,325 Anna Matthews . Ina May Griffith .. Dwell Beach W. B. Caldwell. Jr. r. Burnett .... Sloman .... /• Norton Theo n Jacobs .. n Sear son .. Stokes .210,400 .232,550 .245*025 . 149.925 5247,640 .224.600 .244,925 .244,325 v . 239,930 . 244,400 Be Sure to c ast all your Votes Saturdays in Future. x - Watch this -W Space each week. \ P' . •!, Brown Furniture Company ^ * LET US FURNISH YOUR HOME. We Give Votes in the Fair Queen Contest. V'Uit*. , l.icensvs will lx; du*' and rinsi !><■ paid on or brfore Xovemlti r 1. 11* 1 L n P. HLAC’K ('W rk and Troanurrr. Voiir I Mil tVilil Attention No use to fits'- and try to wear it out. It \vfll wear you out insLad. Take l>r. King’s New Discovery. rc'lief follows cmic'kly. Jt < ite^Jis your Cold and Soothes your •Cough away. Pleasant, Antiseptfe and Healing. Children like it. Get a f>0c bottle of Dr. King's New Dis covery and keep it in the house. "Our family Co-'r -. ,nd Cold Do<- jler, writes l.ewis Chamberlain, Man chester, Ohio. 1 Money babek, if not stistied, but it nearly always helps UR attention U re* spectfuUf called # to an important point not generally known, that a laxative should have a tonic element to success* fully meet constipation. Mr. John B. Capers, of <10 Pecan St, Fort Worth. Texas, had a sig nificant experience In this particular. He was afflicted with a severe case of constipation and bowel trouble. He spent a good deal of money In tiytag to find a remedy. To his astonish ment reruns very quickly relieved him of his bad. symptoms. This happened a number of years ago* • Since then, Mr. Capers that he has had Blmllar attaefcs of trouble, the promi nent symptom of which la eonsUpa- tion. and has al- way#found prompt and effi cient relief from Peruna. He says: "Up to the time I - started using your Peruna I cbuld drink castor oil, like water. It did' no good. As for aaKa. they were of no use. Physics of all kinds and classes-were used, but we had to call on the fountain-syringe for help"•Peruna was able tagor- red this condition completely mm*. Capers’ case, and there Is every rea son to believe that It was the tonic qualities of Peruna, added to the laxa tive qualities, that procured this vsfZ desirable result 'T 4 We beg to call your attention that we are paying. 10c for your middling cotton in trade. But in order to help you out we are willing to pay yo<- half of your cotton in cash accordingly what ever \ the market price may be on the day you trade either two thirds in trade at9c and one third in cash at 9c at ^ - FRANKS \ * Charleston Snrprise Bargain House Next door ' to Ex press office. - • j* Bargain Sale ,v . "> Will be going on from now cfn, and please remember that whatever we advertise is true and that we can prove it. Here is some of our bargains, as follows: $ 7.50 Men’s Suits, sale price ......$ 4.98 $10.00 Men’s Suits, sale price $ 7.50 $12.00 Men’s Suits, sale price. •«..« $ 8.50 $15.00 Men’s Suits, sale price $11.00 $18.00 Men’s Suits, sale price I ....$12.50 $7 .50 Ladies Coat Suits, sale price $4.98 $12.00 Ladies’ Coat Suits, sale price $8.50 $2.50 Men’s Shoes, sale price 7 $1.75 $2.75 Men’s Shoes, sale price $2.00 $3.00 and $3.50 Men’s Shoes, sale price $2.50 All solid Leather Men’s Work Shoes. $2.25 $1.25 Ladies Shoes, sale price . . 98i* ‘ $1.75 Ladies Shoes, sale price $2.25 and $2.50 Ladies Shoes, sale price .$1.75 $3.00 Ladies Shoes, sale price $1.98 Also bargains in Children’s Shoes. Ladies’ 50c white and colored Shirt Waists at. 25c This number is an exceptionally good value. Ladies and children’s Dress Hats at half price. A full line of fine Dress Goods positively at a lower price than you ever bought at before. # Men’s 50c Work Shirts at 39c Ladies’ Dresses, value from $5.00 to $7.00,. all wool Serge Dresses, our sale price is as low as $2.98 These prices are guaranteed by The Charleston Surprise Bargain House. J. FRANK, Manager. Remember we pay* 10c for cotton, and please take «pe- cial notice that there is. only one J. Frank store in Wal- terboro and it is next to the Express offiCt. w \ ' \. Furniture. la, ' * • WA TCH THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK / < / / rise Company Char. H. KOGER, Manager. * u TTT o’