The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 16, 1914, Image 3
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DECEMBER 16,1914.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERTCRO, S. C. ’ • \
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Now is" the time to get your
Wants for the Big
WALK-OVER
XMAS GIFTS
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Belongs to the Foot that is a
IKE LOT ELASTIC STEP stranger to Fatigue. Men and
Women who know the joy of foot-comfort, usually buy their shoes frcm us.
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A good reason for it, too.
Herndon & Son
WHILE OUR
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Shoes For The Entire Family.
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Bargain Saie
IS GOING ON
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SHOP EARLY
Our^Holiday line of Ladies’ Neckweaiy
Scarfs, Ties and Handkerchiefs is now
complete with the very latest styles and
patterns available, put up in appropriate
packages for ’
Christmas Gifts
Our Dolls, Books, Stationery, Novelties,
Toilet Articles, etc., are also VERY AT
TRACTIVE. „ We have every facility for
quick and competent service and know our
goods will please you.
1.1 VK STOTK IXTirsTHY.
MRS. W. A. BUCK
MILLINERY CO.
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The Emperor of Germany met the
King of England on the Battle Field last
week and said the people of Walterboro
could find.the following at \
Anderson's Grocery \
for .the Xma^ trade at city Prices:
Corned Fish Roe, Fat Mackeral, Ful-
A
ton Market Beef, Kippered Herrings,
Tuna Fish, Pigs Feet, Spigelte, Plum
Pudding, India Relish, Cran Berries,
Cellery, Permento Cheese Sliced Bacon
in Glass, Sausage, Potted Meats, Mince
Meat.
Washington, December 13.— In
compliance with a request from th-
I'nited State? Department of Agri
culture and by direction of Pre« ! -'
dent Harrison, leaves of asbencej^ive
i»een granted Dr. C. M. Jdorgan,
Live Stock an#'Dairy Agent of th >
Company, Dr. W^ltef Sorrell, As
sistant Live Stock and Datry Agen*
at Greensboro. N. C. t and Dr. C. D
Lowe, Assistant Live Slock . and
Dairy Agent at Atlanta, Georgia, to
permit them to accept temporary
service with the Department of Ag
riculture in the work being done ta
stamp out the foot and mouth dis-
• CRH wnoni cntUe and to proven*
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Uh fpreacl Into localities now fro- 1
fr.ra it A!i of these men i»e vet
erinarians and Drs. Morgan and
Sorrell have had expe^kiue v ith th-’
foot and mouth disease in the Phil
ippine^ Islands. where they* were in
the government service befor. 1 Wing
employd by the Southern Ra’lv.ac
company.
Thus far the foot and mouth dis-
eaae has been found in only i"o
States South of the Ohio and Po
tomac Rivers—Virginia and Ken
tucky and President Harrison be
lieves that it is of the utmost im
portance that its spread into other
Southern localities shall be pre
vented and that it shall be stamped
out In all parts of the United States
as soon as possible so as to permit
the unrestricted movement of cattle
into the South. For this reason, he
believes that Drs. Morgan, Sorrell,
and Lowe can do no more valuable
. work for the benefit of . the live
NEWS FROM PEN ILL
Editor Presq and Standard:
-Not reeing any nows-from ,r, enl<T
^ir.ee last spring, realizing I d£,
that our community should have
some advertisement. _ For two Rea
sons alone I am reassuming this duty
Hoping that every individual around
Peniel w ill give,me their honest <o-
operatloh, I shall at all times, strive
to give facts and facts alqne. X\
you know of any time of new* wov*h
writing, you will greatly faeiliate me
by giving some.
As Colleton ha? ns a whole, come
to recognise “Peniel” graded school,
as second to none In the county. It
^ being operated bv two teaches
this yeaf. bt fcplendid ability, ^fiss
Georgia May Watl of Edgefield as
principal. Miss Wate s completed her
education at the S. C. C. I., of Edge-
field. Having confered on her tHe
IV *. degiee.
Miss Geneva Metzs, first assistant
who is splendidly prepared for her
w’ork. Miss MetZs > completed the
high school of her home at Ballen-
tine, S. 0. *
Miss Wates and <Miss. Metzs wrill
close school^or -the holiday on Fri
day, Dec. 18th. Will leave for their
homes on Saturday. They will
give two weeks for Christmas.
Mr. H. T. Herndon, who has been
trustee of Peniel for some time, has
tendered his resignation and Mr
P. L. Bootle, received the appoint
ment. Mr. Herndon has sold . his
farm and will soon move to Hender
sonville, where he Is now operating
a store.
Mr. Lourie Godley of Islandton.
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We made our arrangements so
that \v£ have cut down the prices
as low as possible. You shall be
able to buy your goods for a lit
tle money for your children, sis
ter and brother, and father and
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mother, I am sure that if you will
buy your goods at this GREA T
CLEARANCE SALE you will
enjoy a Happy and Merry XMAS,
I We guarantee to save you from
cur
$4.98
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25 to 50c on every dollar that you spend in this Great
Sale. Here we ‘it giving you a liUi° idea abjut
greatly reduced prices:
$7.00 Men’s Suits, Sale price
.$10 00 Men’s Suits,.^ale price .. $7.50
$15.00 Men’s Suits, Sale prpice $10.00
$18.00 Men’s Suits, Sale price • *. .$12.50
$1.25 and $1.50 Boy’s Suits 98c
$2.00 Boy’s Suits, Sale price • .$1.50
$2.50 and $3.00 Boy’s Suits, Sale price $1 98
$3.50 and $4.00 Boy's Suits, Sale price $2.. .60
$5.00 and $6.00 Boy’s Suits, Sale price $3.98
Excellent Bargain in Ladies Suits
$7.50 and $8.50 Ladies’ Suits, Sale price $3.98
$10.00 and $12.50 Ladies’ Suits, Sale price $7.50t v
$2.00 and $2.50 Men’s Shoes, Sale price.. .. • ... .$1.75 .
$2,75 Meii’a Shoes, Sale price $1*8
$3 00 and $3.50 Men’s Shoes, Sale price * $2.50
j stock Industry of the South at this ^
time than by aiding the government J a we l rom * visitor to Peniel Sa
i In the work against the foot and an ^ Sundgy
mouth disease.
Rev. Mr. Paten of tfi*^ Methodist
church, preached ' his introtfuctory
serfiron Sunday «t Peniel ehurch.
have
IMPORTANT TO ALL .WOMEN
READERS OF THIS PAPER j We hope that Mr. Paten w ill
' Thousands upon thousands of wo- 1 a very pleasant vear. /
men have kidney or bladder trouble ( 0n * arronnt of tho ra|n llPV Mr
and never •uspect It. _ ^ ,
Women’s complaints often prove was rcjieeniod to preach
to be nothing else but kidney troub-] at Great Swamn Ann day. did nol fill
le, or the result of kidney or bladder (he appointmepL
dl If'the kidneys are not in a health/j Mr ’ ndKa * r bishop, o' Islandton
condition, they may cause the other ^Pcnt the week «luh with friend?
organs to become diseased. near PcryiVL
^ou may suffer a great deal with | j j Troweil, was pne among
pain in the back, hearing-down feel- ,. / . ,
ings, headache and los» of anibition t ,ho(, / who a » f ended the union, at
Poor health makes you nervous, Asboton.
irritable and may be despondent. Mr. James J. McMiliian of Ashton
it makes-any one so. v as a pleasant caller at The Ramrev
Rpt hundreds Jof wofhen claim
tlraf JDr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root, by " eunesday.
restoring health to the kidneys, prov- ■ ‘.i,» . _
ed to bo just the remedy nee^ d to
* , Ladies’Dress Shoes.
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$1.25 ladies’ Dress Shoes, Sale price ,98c
$1.50 and $1.75 Ladies’ Dress Shoes, Sale price .. $1.39
$2.00 and $2.25 Ladies- Dress Shoes, Sale price .. $1.75
$3.00 Ladies’ Dress Shoes, Sale price $1.98
Big Bargains in Children’s Shoes-
'S3. $3.50. $4.00 Indies’ Cloth Cloaks ..$1.98
Indies’ Fur Cloaks, Sale price ' $3.98
Ladies’ 50c White Shirt Waists. Sale price. . ..... .25c
I ndies and Men’s $1.00 gray Sweaters Sale price... .50c
Boy's and Girl’s gray Sweaters, Sale price 47c
$3.50 Ladies’ all Wool Sweaters in all colors,
Sale price •* v $1.98
Men’s 50c Heavy Underwear, Sale price 38':
Men's Blue and all colors 50c working Shirts,
Sale Price . • 30“
Ladies’ One-Piece Black Serge Dresses. Sale price. $1.7”)
Indies’ $5.00 One Piece Gray Serge Dresses,
Sale price • ’ $2.98
Lb.dles’ and Childrens fine Dress Hats at hal fnrice.
.36 Inch wide yellow Homespun Sal* price per yd 5c
Trunks and Suit Faces 1-3 off.
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
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Go to the Jewelry Store
ovorrorm* su'-h condition?
A good kidney mediclnb. possess
ing real healing and curative value,
rhould be a blessing to thousands of
nervous, over-worked women.
Many pend for a sample bottV to
what Swamp Root, the gr> n: K'd-
^y. Liver and Bladder Remedv, will
o for them. Every reader of th's
paper, who has not alreadv tried jt,
by enclosing ten cents to* Dr K'lmer
A Co.. Binghampton. N Y., tnav re
ceive sin/Vle eize V>*tie by I’rt ’
PqstX Vb'! can purrL; .- •/* ) . ri i.:nl
tm> r/rvl and enci
. ’ri’g/s:ore*.
RESTORES PLEASING PLI MPNESS
Samoee Sold Under .f«*hn 'f. Klein’ul
“No Oir*' No Pa>” Plan.
There are a good many, people !n
Walterboro who Ardently wish Jhey
could find some wav of getting fat
and plump. Whie not ill. yet they
are ?o thin end scrawny that their
friends think they cannot be we!1
In nine rases out of ten this condi-1
V( if t an be readly overcome l»> u- in;
Men’s Working and Dress Pants 1-3 off the regular price.
We carry a full line of Doll Babies.... from 5c to $1.50
These prices are guaranteed by the Charleston Surprise
Bargain House.
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postoffice.
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