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THE CHESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C.
OCTOBER 21, 1914.
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Mteftk Jmklaa chapter Unl-
•f ta# Confederacy
In tho
•4 nM It In nrgnd that nil members
e fr e >
yonnc men of the city - are
for n dnnee to be siren
daring the Fair. They
will hare aa orteheetra from Charlee-
ton and there will be many oat of
planning l
one. night
will hare i
tea and ti
town gaeeta. The dance la always
tee gf the. meet pleasantly antlci-
Pbted nodal erenta of the whole
pear, ?
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HnOowWen Party.
The ladles o( the Parsonage Aid
Society of the Methodist church at
v a meeting yesterday afternoon d«*
, elded to glre a Hallowe'en party for
the beneflt of their society on the
night of October tl. As all know
It Is then of all the year when th^
ghosts and goblins hold fall swar
and the young and oldwalk arm In
arm with some spectre of the pres
ent Instead of the past. No “family
skeleton*' 'will he allowed to partlc-
C ie detail
t yet as
details hare not been worked
yet as to the place where It will
he glren and ether minor matter*,
but It Is assured that It will be giv
en somewhere and that an evening
of fan Win he In store for those wt,o
attend. Everybody invited. .
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■ Captain J. E. Moore Is at home.
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Miss Lottie Warren 1* reported
Some better after a serious Illness
of several weeks.
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Miss Caroline Voigt spent the
week-end In Ehrhardt with' Mrs. A
P. Henderson.
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The many friend* of Mi** Lillian
Farmer will be sorry to learn that
she is sick.
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Messrs. Tom Risher and 8. M.
Connor were in town Saturday.
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Mr. James F. Risher spent the
week-end In Anderson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jarpes Speights of
Hendersonville were In town last
night attending the Lyceum attrac
tion.
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Mr. George M. Anderson spent
Ipate 1n the fentlritles. but any oth-l ,n Charleston,
wr member of the family, from the]
16 the small children
will he permitted to come and en
tertainment will he provided for all.
Messrs. Campbell and Anderson
'Sanders spent the week-end in
Charleston.
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>: Mr. ft. rmn has retdrned from'
Thompson. Tht, whetw he spent .ft
week e* bnslneaa. He ban been con
ducting a series of anetlon sales
there\almllar to the ones held at
his wore here which were very suo
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Mrs. J. L. Rents and Mrs. C. D.
May will visit Charleston Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Riser have returned
from a^delightful visit to their son
at Little Rock Arkanksas
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Dr. Milner Beach Spent Sunday
in Charleston.
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Dr. Carn Flshbuife* spent Sunday
in Charleston.
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Mr. John Sheppard of Chalcs-
ton is spending sometime In town
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Mr. 1. M. Fishburne spent Sun
day In Charleston having gone down
in hi* auto car.
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Probate Judge G. Albert Beach
and family spent Sunday at Green
Pond vlslMig Mr. E. C. Beach.
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"Mr. L. if Smith ‘i.n Just returned
from New York.
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Mr. J. A. Breland of Meggets spent
Sunday with relatives at Colleton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Mims of St.
George are spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Barnes.
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Mrs. Pate and Miss Cook of Col
leton were in town Monday.
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Mrs. T. J. Breland is visiting Mrs.
E. D. Lemaeks.
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Mrs. A. J. Lemaeks and Miss Jen
na Hill are visiting at Walhalla for
a few days.
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Almost every ballot bos in Col
leton county Is “chocked" full of
votes for Fair Queens. Would t at
It were possible to have a crown >r
every nominee. But such cannot e
the case. vThere is one crown, 3
coronation robe, ..one throne, one i-
mond ring, and upon whom will , t
these honors remains 4n the h.
of Colleton county’s residents. t-
tng for the young ladle* who i e
been nominated Is Increasing in V
tereat. Never before in the pror '■■s
ot the contest has there bee a
greater demand for votes with
SUNDAY
CONVENTION
WIH Convene With Pine Grove
- Church Nona her 13-15. -
The Baptist Sunday school conven
tion will hold Its fortieth annual ses
sion November 1S-1S| with Pine
Grove Baptist church. This church
Is now in Dorchester county but has
held tte membership In the Colleton
County Aeeodatlon.
Mr. Jofeph H. Ramsey, the secre
tary, wishes to call attention to the
fact that the committee on music is
late In getting up the music. The
committee Is composed of Miss Geor
gia . Ackerman, Mrs. Momll, Mrs.
J. <\ Lawson and Mias Maud Padg
ett.
It is urged that they report at the
earliest moment possible as the or
ganist of Pine Grove Is desirous to
have the song numbers.
■ Rev. j. C. Collum Is booked fo*
the introductory sermon.
Bargain Sale
Franks
Hong* Suggested.
The committee on* music for the
Colleton County Baptist Sunday
School Convention suggests the fol
lowing numbers as the hymns for
the convention: 2, 7. 10. 15, 23.
34. 43, 45/ 49, 80, 88. 103. 153, 175,
209 and 291. The book to be used
is “Lasting Hymns.”
* Church Notice.
All members of ‘the Christian
church at Evergreen are requested
to h" present, tlye fourth Sunday In
October at 3 o'clock In the after
noon to transact some Important bus
iness.
Will be going on from now on, 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, $ 4.9S
$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 * $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 . $!.>•
$2.75 Men’s Shoes, salp 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 98<
$1.75 Ladies Shoes, sale price..... - $1.30
$1.75
... $1.98
$2.25 and $2.50 Ladies Shoes, sale price..
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Presbyterian Church. ;
Rev. Charles D. Holland, pastor.
Regular services next Sundav at 11
n. m. and 8 p. m. A cordial invita
tion to all.
Cigarette Smoker*, Attention'.
Don’t throw away your coupons.
Sovereigns have now 2 coupons to
the package. Bring us 10 and rot
a package of'cigarettes free. R**y-
Merchant, .re h.,.. be. *• | "J ’ ^ ^
of cigarettes. We also give a fra*
intestants
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In Dunlad Pony Contest Saturday Oct.
17th.
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. .We give 10c per pound for cotton in trade or on ac
counts and give Pony Votes the same as for cash. Teil
your friends agout this and get these cotton votse. Now
is the time to push ahead. Prince is waiting to go to Uv
boy or girl who works hardest.
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Andrew Keegan ..
.. ..212,075
Pascal Felder ..
. . .. 256,795
John W. Black ..
.. .218.100
Reba Hiers .. ..
.. .. 248,850
Atty Beriry .. ..
.. ..249,700
Jfmmie Adams ..
.... 201*100
Ruth Lucas
. . . .242,925
Lucas Connelly ..
.. ..246,200
Harry Guilford ..
.... 196,925
Ferrell Herndon ..
.. ..240.965
/Anna Matthews ..
.. ..220.40.1
Ina May Griffith .
. . .' 249.760 .
Durell Beach .. ..
.. . .245,025 '
W. B. CdldwettMr.
.. ..159.925
Edw. Burnett ..
. .. 249,340
Elisa Sloman ....
. X, 234,600
Norton Jacobs ..
.. . 254,925
Thor.. Howell ..
. . . 256.925
Hamlin-Searson ..
.. . .230.930
Herbert Stokes -..
. 257,205
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Be Sure
to (, ast
all your
Votes.
Saturdays in
Future.
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Watch 4his
Spree crch
wetk.
cd on all sides by .requests. They
admit that the male purchasers arc
not as insistent for Totes with pur
chase* as the female purchasers. It
is a well known fact that the men
hold the purse strings. So why, fol
low. HVixens, do you Vot demr
your votes w* \ you pay your ac
count* or • o cash purchases'
Contestant r their supporter*
would do a aide act by seeing per
sonally the men whe make the coin J
and who .handio it f*d nrh for the:r
support. Not only does the
of asking for votes help In th^ o.
tion of your favorite as Queen,
it aids the Civic* League »n lfr.„m
m<‘nt Each ir;ireha> * cf n > r <•/
•n. i.. ns by .n» ir.irrhart nioa-s
iiok P hig-'or > *hc Civ>c Lcagto
bv-nefit In the hands of almost ev
ery contestant has been placed sea-
StMi tickets. The price of said tick
ets has been reduced to S 1.00. The
sale of.each ticket means l.ono votes -
for your favorite Queen. The sale
of ea« h ticket means a step toward
!< greater-and more succecoful Fair.
I.ei every loyal citiffn of (’olleton
loc.niv provide himself v^ith n ee^sotj
ticket. Huy it fron\ some contest
ant in order that she may ’have tho
-foies that go with each sale
every citizen—both man and
demand voles with cash purchases
and with psvmcnt of accounts and
do your trading with the merchants
who are provided with these cou
pons. - ( a
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Marriage l,Sccn«< s.
I.iothi^es Issued by Judge (). Al
bert Beach for the week ending Oc
tober 21, were: Mr. Hugene Hailey
and Miss Annie Jackson of Waiter-
boro; Mr. Nathan>i Oopson and
.Mis* Kdna Murdaugh of islandton.
white; I^unle Creel and Rosa Creol
of ('ottattevilie. colored.
Judge Beach aavs .that because of
slack business with Mr. Cupid caus
ed by the war situation in Europe
he Is willing tq help him out by of
fering the following scale of bargain
prices; License .$1.00; tying the
knot. 1.98. regular price $5.00. Thus
a regular ?fi.00 knot can now he
tied for a (oial of $2.98. This
should be quite an indu'emeEt t )
man' of the young couples in these
panicky dhy* and it is now expected
that '. bualneaa will pick up.’’
package for 10 Piedmont coupona.
—Terry & Shaffer.
Notice.
Licensee will be due and must be
paid on or before November I, 1914.
D. B. BLACK
Clerk and Treasurer.
$3.00 Ladies Shoes, sale price
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 n 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 $2.08
We have just received 5,000 yards of yellow H ome-.
.spun 36 inches wide, which we are going to sell for or
per yard. *
These prices are guaranteed by
The Charleston Snrprise
Bargain House
J. FRANK, Manager.
We pay 9© for cottpp in trade, tad please take spe
cial notice th*k there ispnly one J. Prank gt&re in WaV
terboro and it is next tef the Express office.
BIB
Thv Kings Daughters will hold h
meeting next Monday afternoon at
live thirty o’clock In the Baptist
chimb. Members are requested to
be present.
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Mrs.' Farmer linprm lnjj.
Mr> J. i. Farmer who has been
very ill is somewhat improved. Thl?
is a soune of gratification to • ifer
uianv i riemD hf-V* and hope* are
entertained fer 1--r <ony:>: rcio-
>r> iv a sJiort time.
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Brown Furnilire
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Company
LET US FURNISH YOUR HOME.
We Give Votes in theTair Qiicen Contest*
IV’-rell ot \V;i: i -f;
** re f* d: ' lie is o:> wav
':.>i Springs. Ar« Mr. Ferrqll
‘ori' . li'*•«! at tiii. kld'ic.e and
s t<n« . ihat. h» ha* not b( f * n |>.‘r > f-
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•’ 'a ir- He is much Surprise'!
progress of the.town.
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t lavgir *er. Matpt^ Here.
Mr. \\. R. -Murphy of ( harleston
an.* one of the A. r. |, s most jiopu-
lar engineers i* rnUeving Mr. J. L.
Farmer for u few days. Mr. Far
mer has been off duty on 'vicunt of
the illness of Mrs. Farmer. *“
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Beaudful Parlor Lamps and
ladies Solid Leather Hand
Bags Going at Cost.
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H. KOGER, Manager.
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