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MARCH 24,1915.
THE.PRESS 4ND STANDARD
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Will Me Place Tuesday and Wednesday, March 30th and 31st
‘ * To Which You Are Most Cordially Invited.
- Hats of Superior Style and Workmanship will be Shown. '
The Charming Combination of Fruits, Flowers, Velvets and .Chiffons, in the
soft rich shades of the season, such as, Rose Pink, Riverside Green, Cherry, Sand,
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National Blue, Pinty, etc, make up hats which are very attractive ‘
Well-selected Patterns from leading miHinery houses on display. Special atten
tion given to Misses, and Children’s Hats.
MRS. W. A. BLACK MILUNERY COMPANY
V.YI.THHftOKO. S. C.
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Miss Myrtle Bost, Milliner in charge.
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HOlil) MKKTIN<i.
Mtcah Jenkins chapter, U. 1>. t’.f
will hold their next nieetlng Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jno.
\|. Klein, at 4:30. The chapter asks
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meeting as matters of interest will
be discussed.
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FIKK ALARM HOrXOKR
I .AST SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Sunday aft n rnoon - about T o’clock
CAMP HEYWARD f. C. V.
HOLDS (•(M)l> MEETIVO.
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Camp Heyward United Ocrfedo-
rate Veterans met 1st Monday morn-
inR at the office of the probate judge
’ ‘ . , , ._.^ind elected delegates for the state
that all members be present at thlT^ v ^ T , x
nt Enropean War, ami that he wllf C stnre.
piobaidy have some v- ry interettin-
experiences to tell at. this attraction.
reunion to be held in Columbia an 1
also delegates to th" general reun
ion to he hen! at Kl< hmohdT Dele
gates to the sate reunion are: H. C.
Da pot and S. \V Ackerman. Dele-,
gates to the general reunion are: F.
O. S. Furtis and G
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ADVERTISERS
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In presenting.. this, our first,
tempt at large edition*, we have
two reasons^ Our' first is ta show
Sunday afternoon-about . odor :. 0 . S. Curtis and f! W Way Al- lhe people t hat Walterhoro and
the alarm of fire was given apd up- t^hafes: D^D. Hudson cud A/ .A. k'aitcrboro merchants aw/still in
ca respondinp. the firemen found it
to be a false alarm, only a chlmne-
burning out nt th. home of .1
T.nwrvt,. o. . .Th/' fr 0 dc)> r'livni ary
<lue notice, for the pro;"iiit run : V"’
to th!” fire :• ul, had tlv '•<* -h*
binge jt (h'i ’''r ; v . id liav.* ,l> * .
overcome in': f* v. Y th tt
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SOLD tT M’CTIOW
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Pafterson. Officer-: D I’. UefUtut. , ( . x s;op( (
commander:- F.‘ *>. Si. ( urti
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th • C!’ ■ 11<* toil Cls.’ 1 !
our .town.
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plv. ;■ to locate.
Qur secot'd is- to adv* r
town’s pa.pv^ i
Taylor’s of Course. That’s the
ryw slogan adopted by Walterboro’s
Popular Store. . Anythtng desired
: n tlie d r e* i ; goods hue can be ;i .;
with them and they boast of the fact
that if It <annot be found at Taylor's
oa. ter.
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cc i j ebufea
In cvii’v ctiurcti m this com
munity there wilt tc Gpecial
services on easier. Cherc
i^iH be ep-cial music. Chore
will be sermons appropri-
it/ban’t be found in Walterboro. tO^tllC . . -
4 always are attractive, tft
Sobel A Ilogoslow have been with
us for sometime. They have carried
an advertisement from tb“ time that
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Mr. Sobel managed the.store of Mr.
j. Frank and v.<* think they will
always be fo'tnd in. this papefs
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Th«* <n »rr:sln • r
C"ntlv • j>t« <! up here are’ : I r> n v
advert 5 ■ r- * Th b-we •« ' • * -
play * f, *!r “y* • '••! at 1 i • I’pbv':
and : r*- S v f r , rv* - ’ ’Mr " • vy,
manager of this {lore v; fir ■ num
!her o' \ - p " ; r •
no time are they more so
than on 6aetcr mom, the
morn of the risen kord.
Do your part. Swell the
•hosannap. Go to church.
Get your neighbor to go. It
is a day of great rejoicing.
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Stokes’ bridge v.aw soTil at auction’ (
co for the Panama-Pacific/
' P,;er» e sj Cirr’ til/' r.i r'*n
.be!tip . nt.ucl** for rutin!ns a
rofina triin to'San Frfu
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Arrang o !i’ent8 are l»e*t'g mad
on Saturday, March ir.th. to K. W
' Griffin of Dorchester county for th •* ,j nn
sum of $769. Contracts are now f or j, South Carolina day at the ex
nrepared and ar" ready for signn- ,position and it is Hoped that, (lover
tnre of builders. If is hoped th:< r,„r Manning/an go with the partv. j
work will be started on thifi^bridg? Full detail/'with ref*»rence n» th
\yithln the next ten davs and tba: trip'can/f** had from the locaCcham-
tbe bridge will ^completed not lai- fo,. r 0 f rommegen. ^
Tfl '-iMs ir 'Tic*
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we carry fr <•
one of wTirS
eniajn with us for th" balam. i>f oj th b"-'
he year This is the ice «<-. that h:'vt> ■
many’s ad. it is due to the prog re- shoe Inr i”c
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Son . t- ring #otr" ,
% ,!'■ Walk-Overs
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ver !• • ;i >.7ered to the
'pt*lic bf Walterboro
Ivcm-ss .of the managers of th;s Their advert!0'!:>*nt
’blant *that Walterboro has It and >t will till the story.
! s up to the people- of the to/n to; —
help keep it here by thei’r pktroi.
age. ^, \ .
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NAME Ft lit NEW
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Tlie jrbw picture : ho-W. which VI. -
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time d »rinr tii.* next muni'n h i-
been flamed c Innial Theutr". M’ -
fHover is now awaliiu •/be removal
of th**, sto<k of goo*!.' of Cue .s
Ttro , ro t/iat be can get the machin
ery and th" building repaired . and
earned ipto an up-to-date picture
theatre. Opening dates will be an
nounced through the column? of this
paper.
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FREE TIC’KETR TO
NEW PICTURE SHOW..
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Mr 8. Finn proprietor of Mr*. W.
A. Hlack Millinery Co.. Walterboro’?,
popular mVlllnery *hop. announces
that he will Irive free to each lady
purchaaing a haU f rom 'Il , i s entahilah-
ment a .free ticket to tbn plctur®
•how which will open sometime In
April. Mr. Finn stated that this of-
• ffer would be good for one week be
ginning March 30 and laetD*.* 1,111,1
April 3rd. inclusive. Ticket^ will
be good for any date after thA^how
- begins operation. \
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WAI.TERRORO man on
GOVERNOR’S 'STAFF.
’ One Walterboro man. J M Wlt-
''en. Jjas been signally honored by
Gov. Manning, in being mide a tnepi
her of th» governor’s ^nllltary Maff._
•Mr M’It sell is a warm supporter bi
the grfrefnor ajad 1" exceptionally
well fined for the honorary rank
conferred upon him. The position
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ICE PLANT
ItFGIYS Ol»CRATi«>\*.
Th<*\V:ilterb«»cb 4< " ;in<t Fu-| c-j* -
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P'-nv 1 > g'i-> mik'ftg
:ir 1 u, to il;*:.- h • v
t|U!'t T \:i ni<";o nuantitv of
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is tlip third gcaron fpr 'th'
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plant u;i.-, better equipped thi - •'• y
t-b. i* *-ver before for their work
Walterboro long wanted an !<<>
plant here and In the present one
they have «o room for complaint.
The plant, makes as good ice us <;yfi
bfi found anvwher- and sell it at
reasonable prices.
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NEW MILLINER
ARRIVES AT ZALINS.
^ Miss Myrtle Moody, of AtlaniP,
Ga . arrived Ip' the cltj- yeatvday
Another new aVertisement
IS* .i* ii !:r.<*s. This ' i;Vpiirislng
has never given ur a trial aloeg
lino and-we hope tlfat i!ny'w !l •
i'ii P’lrch *• me*''-':' and dorjx
: " »bs from this v* :itur'
'• Kol n has xp-:**;• .-rti nt In
whi»b 1;** offers dr- g-eds art!
•ion’s sidt?, Mr. Kohn has fona
Tb* p'o- •! *r milliner) yi'.tbU h-
m' nt «.f . W. A. Bh/lf MillinPry
Compn>rV announce tbronyb th* 1 <o!
nn./r of this-pat»er tbHr Si'rlng’op
,e7yr.- ‘Their adv* •:! i-•'T>i<-!it is •»•
tr - t and If/^op . it ye.r I*;*/"
dosed the .'one "r V,'.binid-of yo.i •
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since given up tire idea of Advertls- jas long as t.bev n ap from th*
Ing and r"aders of the paper will do
w. ll to give him a trial. v .
The Waltarboro Drug Co., have
••come Back.** We Wish wf could
ke-p them and maybe we will. Thev
want yon ^ to purchase your seed
from them to plant your garden this
yaar and will treat you right. ,
H. W. Black. Jr..-offers you s gen-
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and took*up her work as mllKncr era] fine of goods. He is pne^. of
for the H. Zalln Clothlitg•Store. YIIm the old. advertisers of Walterboro
Moody has been with this firm for an <i knows that it paysV His prices
the past two year* and her work I? f or the "hard times" are right and
well known to the people of Walter- y OU r0 uld do no better than see him.
boro. Mr. Zalln states that he h*?
bought a large and varied stock for ^ Wichman A Son carry in this
the trade this year and wants IF* t s8U e the largest individual adver-
friendi to call on him.
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FAMOUS RUSSIAN
VIOLINIST COMING.
vertisement* they will likcly/t
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Koger Hardware Company have j
new cultivator which thev ar" offer
ing the farmers. A picture of this
cultf/ator can be seen in their adf
and It will pay you. Mr. Farmer.'to
read it.
The Farmers A Merchants Bank
have again entered the field and
their ads'arf always full of interest
ing reading matter. Any bank ad
vertisement tends toward saving and
their gdvertlscmenfs should b» real
every week.
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The Brick. Store visits us occas-
tisement that has »ver appeared .n ( ionally. They are this week speolnl-
Tho Fress and Standard. They re-! ixlng on th"lr groceries ; >nd are al
alize that lae present war crisis has ways ready to deliver the goods,
played-, havoc w ith a lot of the peo-
The next attraction of the iocn! pie ^nd have made their Klees tp
re"»im Course will be at the SHiool m«*et this. - , , <
Terry A Shaffer. Walterhoro’s old
est store are prepared to furnis’t
Auditorium on Friday Njgfct AnrU .. - , your Easter table .in/the most ub
2nd beginning at o’clpck Thl" Dr Jt.D. M. Klein is also one of to-dat^ manner. Th«'ir ofl>»rlng in
attraction will r.pReal, to-,th» ’ mu«‘f'’‘the new advertisers w ith us. fli Mhe grocery line thl? week is un^i
lovers of Walterboro as the local ads are always well worded and de-' relied. J
management have secured Mr Alex- *ervo yottr reading.,. He U fla you J
ander Von SkiblnakV. the famous of his free delivery serried in C 1
Lyc
I S there any one in this community who will be
deaf to the call for divine worahip on the beautiful
feast day of Eaater? x
It ia the day of days in Chfiatian churchea through
out (he land. On Chriatmaa day the Redeemtg^waa
bom. On Eaater Sunday he arose from the dead.
It lathe joyoua church season. Thk churches, al
ways beautiful, are gloriously beadtifhl Easier SuuAif
morning. They' are bedecked with flowers. There am
special musical programs. Special sermons are preached.
Churches of all denominations are prepared k> welcome
the throngs.
In every church in this community on Easier Sunday
there is an attractive aerviee, with special music and a
special sermon. Encourage the churches in their ankle
work by visiting them on this splendid occasion.
GO TO CHURCH EASTER SUNDAY.
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Tbfir advertisements in th** boxes on stables. They have »h«-u» n all
the frofit page always set forth their classes. •
ideas. If you want a good meal gt '
to II. G. & F. G. Crosby v ior It. ^ t Then v. In n you tisff th*—*- zVore*
j t junt s:*y AY •s and StamVirJ
Tlimslnn Violinist, w.bo will
Is only honorary arid tho tnemb^r- alpng with the A!kah*et l-axorlte*
of- the staff must ?"rro without payXCompany. . The Favorites Is compos-
< om«., Issue.
Bo slire and read it.
j. The N't* r” Walt S.’iiitarw* l:arb*»r.-
. . ; are looking .for'your whftkers. They
, . i . | haye^three barbers to s**rve you and
Finn Jewelry Co nave an •«?!,_ . ... . '
vertisentent ev"r.v week accross th* |
— , * front page of^the j?ap* r Jusb nn-l
The Charleston Surprise Bar^i-i ' thf*m and •ee - * l —
in their ad this week
at the ad.
They must also furnish their own cd of young ladies, and their high House is one of the old "standby?
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uniform.
work: is k aown to the people with us. They never miss an i?sde
Whenever V«»u Need a General Toole
» Take (iiwe’s
The 01*1 Standard Grove's Tsstektsa
dull Tonic is equally valu»l>ie as •
(General Tonic btv.uiae it contai^ the
wvll known t**pic propertk-sol (»lll*NR
.Vow cows the F’ord if you want It wt "nth- Liver, Drives
« ■ . . 4 . J, . .t, 4 1 , . ‘‘V. I ll' *’ Malaria, Kitriobes the Blond
Crosby s, the Ware for the eat*. J a. Ford see Ayer at 'RUer * Ayer’s . n . ,;.i 8 t ,p ^ Whirfr {yTtrm- 3®