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»AGE EIGHT '*■*19* * S THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. Ci JANUARY 20,1915. n<r..irsr,-. M ‘ * vr ■: K OOOOOOOOOOOOOO00oooooooooooooo O • WALTERBORO BRIBFLETS, o q ’ ’ ' - "* o 0 Hems of Interest Garaered from the Wireless oa the 0 0 Streets of Walterboro. 0 000000000000000000000000000.000 • • • % TWO MARHIAOK-H MORROW BROTHERS HERE THIS WERT*/ # | ENTERTAIN FRIDAY Mr. Lloyd Ol^n. end Miw M*rro-| Another of ^ Iyceuri rito nm«r of .Roffla. were married tractlons W , R ^ ln th< , ,. c|MK)1 „ u . here »* *h« ho^e <>? dfn)r ,u=i laai FHday nleht wben Clerk of Court Hud-on. Only a mrrow Bro|| w|c Ql!aftfit entpr few friemU wer-f - P r«ert. Another u!srd thft thg town wIth marriage tooh oClc* _of ggyrni musirai numberr. All In all O. AlbertvBwtr on the e'-me ^ ,v .tbe number* were fine and the music when MU* Boll Buchanan of Itlend. j OTerg a f our , mt’e city were well ton and Mr. Ben McMillan of Lodgw.l What We Mean » 1 •I SNW\.\\N| wk All our line of < loth n^and Hats at ust what they cost us. We are going out of the cbtYinj business ind will handle shoes only. We want to close them out quick, cutting Off all profit and expense of handling^them. lining these oeds into mri.ey means saving money for you. All clothing strictly cash at cost prices. A complete line of the famous Walk- Overs always on hand. CNN' \\Vv \W pleased with their selections. Sev eral imitations were also rendered ^••^Ithnt met with the approval of the of * local f6lk. The next number to ap pear here will be announced later. TRAIN LOAD OF COTTON SHIPPED. Joseph W. Lucas, district repre sentative of the Gordon W. McCabe Co., of Charleston, shipped a solid train load of cotton from here to his company last week. This is the largest single shipment of cotton ever made from Walterboro and Is the re_| suit of heavy sales caused by thoj Tere united In the holy bonds of ; matrimony. These happy couples bsve the best wish* host of friends. ••• | PREMIUMS MAT BK HAD AT TERRY * SHAFFERS. Messrs Terry 4 Shaffer last week received premiums from the Ameri can Tobacco Co., and will now dis tribute them to the people desiring them and those who bring the neces sary coupons for them: This will save the people lota of time in ger_ ting their premiums as they caa call and get them right out of stock. This firm will he glad to give you'***** 11 Increase In price. The *p- a list of the premiums If you will proarh of the new planting season ‘ will doubtless tend to increase salos | here. Tr. Vr^ZiL 'C.TknTVitfi' rw. I 1'-V .VAV ■I. •4 rndon | call there for It. *** RUNAWAY MULES CAUSE EXCITEMENT. Two mules belonging to Crosb"* Bro*. and driven by Mr. Miltco Mr c G _ Padgett, cashier of the jSmoak. ran away on- day last week National Bank, handed to Tho | and completely demolished the wag- p r e SR and Standard last week, -a novelty letter, sent rut by a man|U- |came frightened at something near farturing concert in Greenville. The the school house and ran for several letter Is typewritten on cloth. The hundred yards. Mr. Smoak was f i 0 t hi G f coure. Is cotton, and. If *»# HOVELTT LETTER PAPER RECEIVED IN WALTERBORO. & SON thrown from the wagon and suffer- ReIiera jiy U8ed would go far toward up som- of the surplus coL [ ed a painful injury of the hand though Mr. Smoak’s injuries I painful they are not necessarily dan- I gcrous. -*** BIDS OPENED FOR CTIUNTT FARM WORK. rere AI -. using ^ Urn. PENSION COMMISSION TO MEET FIRST MONDAY. ' Mr. J. W- Miley. pc-* on commis sioner of Colleton county stated to Bids for the county farm . . . 4 . .. . , . 'The Press and Standard that the opened In the highway commission-; , , , _. .. Ipens.on commIsrion for this county r r ■ office as per notice on the 13th. 1 ^ . . would meet the first Monday In Pch- and after a careful study of each and A _ . ... rnary at the Probate Jndge’a office 11 o’clock. At this time all pen. |lons will be consider-d and par-®*! gpon. Confederate veterans will note this date. „ \ \ / SEND YOUR COLLARS, CUFFS AND SHIRTS TO US y. —BY PARCEL POST— We will launder them perfectly alid returTrwTthin 3~days. Return postage paid on i>ackage» of fifty cents or over. Send us your laundry this week. City Prices—City Service. 1 « A good enterprising agent wanted in your locality. Lib eral commission. JET-WHITE LAUNDRY. Charleston. S. C. • 0 ‘X - - .' - * FOR CASH ONLY STOP! CALOMEL It’s mercury! Attacks the sail vat cm and makes o jour sick. ER bones. r ji- $1.75 to $ 6.75 Iron Beds from... A i Best Makes Springs. 1.65 to 3.50 , Washstands . 1.75 , Oak Bureaus 6.00 to 11.00 Ladies Nurse Rocker 1.10 Oak Arm Rocker.1.75 to 3.00 ■w ' * Baby Rockers 40c to .75c Trunks ..%.... 1.00 to 6.00 Sewing Machines ....... 3 00 to 15.00 1 These are just a few of the bargains that ypu will find at this store. r 4 . ; *: Tim stock must be sold within 30 days. the prices noted, the bid was sward, ed to Mr. L. B. Smith, . 'he bidding $119.00. Other bids received werr: J. 8. Jsrkson, $’S.50; I. W. Dopaon. $70.00: B. W. Goodwin, $$0.06. Mr. Smith being the highest bidder the contract was awarded to him for the period of one year. *** | CONFEDERATE VETERAN DIEM AT ADVANCED AGE News was received in Walterboro Suhday mornirfg of the death of Mr. Solomon Martin, of this county . Mr. Martin had been in failing health for sometime, and, although It was known that he would never be wet! again, death was unexpected when It I There's no reason why a person came. Mr. Martin served very gsl-.o^oold take sickening, salivating cal- lantly during the War Between tb-? o'**** 50 eents buys a large hot. States, fighting for what he thought ot Dodson’s Liver Tone—a per- wss right. He was weU thought of substitute for calomel, and honored by all who knew him.j ** *• » pleasant, vegetable liquid • ‘which will »tart your Ijver just as surely as calomel, but it doesn’t make you sick and can not salivat*. ) Children and grown folks can One of the Ust act. of'Governor uk * * Uver Tone, because it Bloare. before l-aving office, was to i8 perfectly harmless reduce tbe sentence of ’’Cap” Le- macks to ten years It will be re membTCd that I^mack* wss trie I t.t the last term of the court here, nnd sentenced to life, for the killing of Qulllie Blocker ’The trill her*' was the second Vnai, a new on- having been granted by the suprem» court. The first trial rnsulted In n verdict of guiltv of murSer. and the fUhaeas, headache, coated tongue or defendant was sentenced to he elec 8 °« r ^omaeh Your druggist says troented The second trial recom. VoA*™'* Llv-r Tone mended th« defendant to the merer ^Ittr than horrible calomel of the court and he was then s«n- J rour mon * y waUln * for you tenred to life imprisonment. Hon. D. B. Peurifoy represented Mr. Le- macka in this trial and deaerve* much cr-dit for his efforts In this The following bids not being com- r **®- - j>lied with. I will resell on saleaday LKMACKS SENTENCE REDUCED TO TON YEARS. Calomel is a dengerous drug. It is mercury and attacks your bones. Take a dose of nasty calomel today and you will feel weak, sick and nauseated tomorrow. Don't, lose a hti! day’s work. Take a spoonful of Dodsor.'d Liver Ton- instead and you will wake up feeling great. No more biliousness, constipation, slug- ‘ Is Going on For the Next two Weeks at FRANK’S • i ’ # • * The following Goods will be greatly reduced. Shoes we will sell at this sale at cost. Men’s Suits will sell ai low as $4-50 a Suit and up to $12.60. ‘ . ^ 45 Ladies’ Cloaks at $1.98 16 Ladies’ Cloaks at $4.00 Regular Value is $6.98. Ladies’ Coat Suits will be given away for just a little money • Boy’s Suits, sites from 3 to 8 at ;..98c. Boy’s Suits, sizes from 6 to 18, from $1.25 to... .$4.00 Men’s Papts from 75c. up. Men’s Hats from 50c. up. j. Comforts will be sold below cost *" x 3000 yards of yellow homespun, regular value 10c. sale price 7 l-2c. Big bargains in Ladies’ dress goods. 1 " ‘ Please remember that whatever we ad v erti*e ,is true and we can prove it. o % * ' m _ 4* '» %»•*. .«••.-'k-wWf . ... The Qiarleston Surprise r J. FRANK, Manager. Next Door to Expiraas Office ^ Please remember that there is only one J. Frank’s Clothing Store in town and we pay 8c for cotton in trade. SHERIFF’S SALES. *•* REV. BAKER RMS1GNH AM RECTOR ST. JUDE’S. The Rev. T. P. Batter. fj»r past eight year* rector of 8t. Jude’s b r D Kptscopal .church here, hsa resign-d ia February, the following: J. B. Beach, 110 acres in Sheri dan Township, bound-d as follows: the North and oast by Ben Hughes, west W. Hughes, south by Josiah Hlott. Tax cost and penalties $14.- • 5_ his charge sad will leave in a few Ben Hughes. 3.5$ seres in Mapl* days to engage in s-milar work at Caae School District, bounded as Bennettsville. Mr. Baker has mad- fallows: South by Ben Hughes, many friends in Walterboro. all of ^ Hnghea, north and who will hate to see him go. ^ #*te BISHOP WM. A. GARY TO PREACH HERE SOON. east by Anderson Lumber Co. coet and penalties $31.20. Hughes, 125 acres in Manle Csne School District, bounded follows: North by James irons, south and west by M. Hiott.l Tax cost Walterboro, S. C. \ Bit.bop William A Gary of th- by Ben Hughes Episcopal diocese of South Carolina. * n ‘), J,. IT .w . o. , ^ , C. A. Graves. Pemel Schoo Dis- uHll preach at St. Jude a Episcopal rt borr ded as toilows:) church on tbe fifth Sunday of this y 0 rTh by Jjiiius E. H«>bortsoR: at»utn month. Bishop'Gary is well knout by Jane* "pMfhts: wogt by astat? all ov«r the state and doubtless man • Benton, nogr Q’Qginu — a %. T%~. A * a 'P .... , , .. . ana pena;:ics *5.s». avail themselves of the oportun:tjr cf hearing him. * This is the month we closeout all of, our odds and ends in L v • ’ s' » ■ Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Under- e - X wear, Etc. At And Below Cost . "<I . . ' V ’ as we try not to carry over any ^ stock from one Season to anoth- er.- .< \ «• • ^ This Is a Money Saving Oppor tunity.' , Hie H. W. Cohen Stcre . / * 1 • * ■ ‘ S *. .. » , . . A. S. KARESH, Mgr. S