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' ' t ✓ - ] ^ I MARCH 31,1915. THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE FIVE Phone No. 10X . T fR^ «>• -<. cVt it at ° Drug Stdrc. * , ' .. S Miss Hhame Grate who has Uea '’^Hlug friends at t"oCtbahee; rr-' turued honu* Friday. * • * Prof. K: K. ittdlingtT was'caritn! here this week to bedside of his sis- 'er. .Miss Ia>ttfe. who is very ill. ♦ ; • i~y r v : »'«?>.! dren. spent Sunday with relatives'it Hound. ■ * ' • • • Ludle. Jaycocks. of White ^ Hall, spent Sirfiday in town with relatives. . *\ Faster egg dyes. Get it at Klein’s j t>ru«t*7S‘t5rc.' I . " • • * Faster t>Kg dyes. Get it at Klein’s Drur Store. ■ , ^ 0 TIIK DUI!AM. We recently heard Dr. W. B. Ac kerman telling of a dr n am which came to him while he w'as “snooz ing” in his office, and fn glancing over an exchange we saw this poem Thinking that it would fit Hr. Dill pretty well, we give it to you ver- Woman’s Mis .ion'::i.v Six iety. The April meeting ui the Woman's Missionary Society* Mothontst church.will be held at the home of Mrtt Ci! P. FiPhburne.'Hr., on Carn street,, next. Tuesday Tufternoon at 5:00 o’clock. At this meeting the mite boxes will be opened, apd ev ery member is requested to cither bring or send her mite box. If it i‘ not convenient to attend the meet log the n>ite boxes can he p< t»t tr the home of Mrs. lliddick Ackerman -as the treasurer will 1 ave to mul< her report next week without fail, It is hoped tha| ‘very number will arrange to be present. "■ • • • In lienor Mi<s MathD. 1 Miss Katie Glover entertained at cards fop her quest. Miss £lli,> Mathis, of Colliers, on last Thursday ^evening "T*. Z'* • ul .. • • * *.M th.. -rm from l,,av™. TI»«....,,,oy 1 o K J!. i- . •. The'l.oril ju: t £*£»*** Glovers lift pi.ality were: .'fise jie r hone» A wjtf| grlr.m-. x IS'illie en<l Emmie StrohVl, ilullie * . • * * * Millin-ry opening now* on at Col- efon Hargain House. Biggest va- 'iety of hat soever produced in Wal- tcVboro. Friends of Mrs. w. ID McTeer will fegrjet to learn of h> r illness. She i» confined to her bed with an at tack of ptu emonia * \ • • • .Men' , l.a^Us' and ChildYen’* East «vrning, I was talking With a doctor, aged and gray. Who told me of a dream he had, 1 think ’twas Christmas day. „ furni lungs ut (’olh ton * 1:'.rg:'.'' , i \ft« r enjoying ( several House.' j > * • » While snoozing in his' offue Tlie vision came to view. For he saw an angel enter Dressed in garments .whit/. 1 . apd new, - . * •'' Tuesday Was Our opening of The Spring Millinery Season •apd will continue for all this week. All ladies are • ' 'A # - ■ ■ ^ # " cordially invited to make their selection for their Spring Hat. . We are giving this week, as compliment to ouf patrons, with every hat purchased, a free ticket to the new Colonial Theatre, which will be opened by April 10th. Yours respectfully, . • Mrs. W. A. Black Millinery Company Hern. Ath-' Moor 1 . I’anline 8in<ler-, * • » o Mary MeCant", Julius ],<•- '(t Wah-rhero macks. E. Patter so •- J. \l Moore» Douse. Campbell F'lmh *•. li p. Cunph and Dc. Anderson. , Again on Priday All; Glover < t'-rtaiff'd at a Tinrfj.-oa in i h< r pil’ d. ' Tho-e pre ’ i t foe tjii ^ 1 affair were Me irr • Campbell C . - ders, H. E. Burnx^A. J. ftearson^-'.K * * • H. J^oger, M. C..' i’: ;d ( r. .Misses^-^ ^' ‘M r . a n,j .yj, , V hie Hern. Maxie Stokes anl ('lari Anderson. A* # 0 # To bring you up to glory om 9 •> I’is—a f - . ■ »s . -'od put on your golden < r»n. a. lifgrest : hoes ever nrough •, ' • i * ‘ * -* C.dkiui Wur.’V You’ve Non avffien^ to • v<' r y.uu>. • I UU i ., | And .worked hard night ard dav. , '■nii have doctored rmnv ♦!ioU’-»:uPi '? ‘ ' ’ ’ 'yi ** ‘ • ' . , • *’i y- j x . x . .. , A'nd Irpm' u>w reieived your pay., to il* "■ ! fll '-’ O,;: a ' I’ ’ y. • * So we want yqu up in ^ri^rv * . ar-1 >!•< P r’.f.r Jktrm V : ; en* I Vor v on have l:t»xir« d -hart!-. Sjnui.fy . i s . And the rend Lord i ■'r'ng Your d'tgiiinl j J t r. v. >ril ”, • fe- / TayloY e|>en i-unday witli friem.s at Sp Georg". Then the anei 1 and the doctor • ' * * * . , d | Sturt up toward glory’s cafce. i tor Bargain-., call ut Franks. \ when passing clo«e to Hades * . * . Hound. Marcjf 3^/- There was| Mrs. G. C. Brow n has returned to quite an enjoyable dance given at her home, after speeding ’ several the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. If,.! weeks at Kiverside Infirmary in Selgler’s on last Wednesday night in Charleston. Miss Bertie Cahil. of ** «. EnjMjpJdp Dunce, ound, March / 33:- Tli rhe angel murmured. .‘Waft. by all pi honor of Misses Cmeatine avd Carlo Belle Hill. Quite a large crowd at tended and was enjoyed very jnneh t. Those that attended i jollowk: Hisses Dora and Janie Blakbp, Dell Hlott, Ernestine. Belle and Mnmle Hill. Verlle . Jlck Rlsher, Yarn and Elite oMa. Mrs. W. F. Hill. Mr. nad ra. Herbert Blsbop, Messers. Dan ndernon, Hagbes Murray, Harvey Vernon Padgett, Tom Rlsher, Eugend von Lebe. Harry Sendifer, Patterson. Dan Campbell, ohmte Jacques, Leon Utsey, Perry errimaa, Willie Reynolds, ad nad Peurifoy Hill, Heber and oody Hlott, Stephen Crosby, F. B. •ore, Mr. Houck and Mr. Rlsher. One present. • */* Mrs. W. J. Fishburne has return- borne after a visit to-her daugh- er. Mrs. T. T. Welch. In Yorkvilie. , * 1 —-w— Charleston accompanied her here. v- ••• Mrs. P. K. Willis returned home, after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Knight. Mrs. Nell Salter of Donglaa, Ga., and little daughter, Elisabeth and Helen are visiting the' former’s (mother. Mrs. J. J. Mien, who is very s!ev. • • w> Mr. T. L. Hudson of Ruffla. was te town Tbureday on business. While here be paid this office a visit. * • e | Mrs. H. E. Bulans, who has been visiting relatives la town, will re turn to her home la Asheville. Thurs day. Mrs. Bruns will he accompan ied by her father. Mr. J. C. Brown. \ - Mr. and Mrd. W. E. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. W- L- Easterlin. and chll- / Cotton for October delivery i? selling this week on the exchanges for 10 1-4 cent' , , *, / ' f x ys. * ■■ y' « yf * per pound. 1 Tha^.sure looks good to us . It looks like .high prices for your crop this • fall. USE PLENTY OF FERTILIZERS and ’ have th^ cotton to sell wen the high prices # > come. Daylight is showing—better times are ahead. /, We have our warehouse stocked with • fertilizers now. High Grade and Acid. Any amount you want from one sack up we , $re hef t odo business .wothjou. • We have it here when you come for it” *• __ 0 * • • v i . y x That saves the time. y . We sell it at a cash prGice. That saves * ' a . ■ / V you money. ^ - I have got a plae« to 8how you, It’s the hottest place in hell. Where the ones who never paid you la torment always dwell.’*. And behold,'tbe doctor sees there His old patients by the- score, And grabbing up a ebair and fan He wanted nothing more. Bat was bound to alt and watch them Ab they’d slssle. tinge andetihra.. And his egm would rent on debtors • WhlcbevOT way he’-d tarn. - ‘ ' • •' * il. Bald tho angel, “Come on doctor. There’s the poorly gates I see.” Bat the doctor only mutterod, 'This fs heaven enough for mo.’* / * G ♦ Ho refused to go furthor. But preferred to sit and gaze At the crowd of rank-old deadbeats As they lay tbero la tho blaze. But just then tho doctor’s office clock Cuckooed the hour of seven, And he wolte to And himself In .neither hell or heaven.- An old gentleman and hla wife at tended church one evening la 1... summer, and sat by an open window The katydids were chirping" outside, and attracted the lady's attention to the exclusion of the.service. The old gentleman was very fond of music, and after the choir had rendered a beautiful anthem, ho turned to his wife arrh whlsnered: “Wasn’t that wonderful?” 7 “Yes,” replied the cld lady, “and to thing they do it all with their hind legs!” 'X * -„ ' Terry & ■ V, y ^ No I’se to Try and Wenr Out Your Cold. . It MIR Wear Yoq Out Instead. « Thou lands keep on suffering Coughs and Colds tlfcrough neglect and delay. Why *make your*‘If an easy pr«y to serious ailments and epidemics as thq. result of a neglect ed Cold? Roughs and Colds sap your strength and vitality unless checked in the early stages . Dr. Klrrt’s Now Discovery is what you n**'1-Mhe first dose helps. Your herd clears up. you breathe freely anh you feel su much better. Bur a I'-ttle to-day and start taking at c'ice. • ^ • / C HISTKKT (XH RT OF THE UNITED HTATEM. District of South Carolina. « In the matter of ” .* W. V. Glover. Bankrupt: IN BANKRUPTCY. By virtue of an order to me direct ed ill this Shatter. I will offer for sale at Walterboro, S. C., In front of the store-room of this Bankrupt, on Thursdoay, April 15th, 1^15, at 12 3’ilork noon” V A El. OF THE PEHSONAL# PROP ERTY of the said Bankrupt, consl«» ine of Merchandise Stock, fixture:, etc , - s ,. ,*■ Terms of sale—CASH. Goods to he removed after sale, Parties de sirous of bidding can get further !n- format!^ hy writing Trusty W. L, Douglas. Trustee. Charleston, S. C. tJnsL yA.r*i*i'V’'C cl A /N cy\\ r Ccjllection of- " - atv (vipm MiliiiUTV Oj cnit:; 1> aU -n'l out!* and Ftiilav. Aj.ril 1st anti 2pd. The Adisuii’s best dis- ’ .•I'liiy sn iTiiiuiiv-iy' vs hi ur .''iiovmi. » ' ' • -' / Miss Myrtle Moody will haVe charge of ...' •. ■. ■" our Millinery Department again this year 7. , We have the elatest styles and largest assort- / / ■ ■ ./ WE ARE H > FOR v / The Newest “ Wearables” For Men, \ v. Women and Children. x / :/ SEE OUR NEW . \ y X- -v '/ ‘ r „ tt Oxfords, •x Men’s and <■< y A Hats, Shirts Neckwear, Etc: \ n 'V THE H. W. COHEN STORE A. S. KARESH, Manager. x i K SC * {f Kl V'. %