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« vf * [■W 1 ^ . A MAY 19,1915. THE PRESS AMD STANDARD PAOB 25 Per Cent OFF QN EVERY •4> 4 25 Per .Cent OFF ON EVERY Only Q On account of continuance of WAR and "SCARCITY OF MONEY” we decided to begin on SATURDAY . . ■ • • » • * - MAY 22 a special sale, for the benefit of our patrons, with a reduction on every dollar cash purchase of 25c. This applies to our entire stock of Dry Goods, Notions, and Ready Trimmed Hats or Shapes, and we will con- tihue the sale for the' next 30 days. , ( * . - . - * • - ~ ,* > ’ , , *■ r * . Actually you will get for Your 75c. Cash Purchase a Full Dollar’s Worth of Staple, Good Merchandise.; as we do not handle any seconds or the cheapest things. Also we beg to announce that we engaged our Milliner to stay with us all the year around so as to be' able to convince our Lady Patrons that we can trim over your hats at any time according to the latest styles in season. The Millinery Department is under Management of our Popular Trimmer, Miss Myrtle M. Boat. • - 'A I ■ r :~| i WALTERBORO, S. C. gt $ « # sjc * « ❖ ❖ 5^ s O C1E T Y. JOS. W. I.IVAS, K«litor. ’Plume l«H»Y. * * * Mis* Kate Felder, of Beraberg, visiting Mrs. ‘Parker Barnes. • Mrs. Lillie Godley. of Islandton. fas resumed b'er position with Tay lor’s. Mr®. Godley has .been with this popular store for two yOirs, and recently went home ^pr a short while. \* • • • Mrs. E. M. Jones returned Sunday after a visit of severa\ days to her daughter. Mrs 3 M. Kiddle, of Swn- •er. and Miss Kay Jones, who Is teaching near Aik^n. • • • M-w. Jno. B. Smith, and son. Mas ter R. Hallum. spent Thursday in the city, the guests of Mrs. Smith’s 'brother. W. W. 3moak. ’ > • • •/• Mrs. Vf. B. Grtilier lias returned • home after spending two weeks vis iting relatives and friends In Auguv ta and elsewhere • • • ~ Mrs. Monroe Rivers guest her mother, and her alster. NiKs Hettie strong, from t^tafleston • • • Report of B«*legates Mrs. B. G. Price and Mts. .Iq& .W. T.uoas, who attended the StJTe Fede ration of Women’s Clubs at Ben- nettsville the last week in April, feel that they have--derived much benefit, in the matter of new ideas, hopes and Inspiration to bring, home to thoir club; as well jts y verv enjov- ehle three days "• spent with the Alarming ■fonr f r»f Bennettsvllle..Two or tjiree of the wotkable ideas-, which struck them ^most- foreebly. ■mav 1 be N nientioneii here. First, th* idea, of a circulating library, con sisting of bn,th books and maea- zinos. old an’d-new. for the rural dis tricts of our county. This will car ry reading mattfr and entertain ment to. manv a lonely farm sister, and the League here Is frying to work one tin. and accepting all con tributions with thanks. Second: The heln afforded,m«fny towns, from the standnolnt.pf clean liness,.indite organization find ottera- tlorf k>'f a Ciyic I^acnO among ♦he colored women. The lea true di«- encsed this at H last meeting and nnes to onghnlze such a league in Wnlterbprh in the near future. And Inst.Joft/f/ no means least, the plan e^rfied out sttccessfullv in man'v do cotmfrv towns that of having a “trustv” one and some towns more nresented the local Civic LeagUt* by the countv offlcials^tc keep the s as her streets clean. Th? triistv of co’'r«e Armstrorig. j steeps a* the .lail each night. This the local league has hoped and worked for for several y$»rs now. hut they do not, Beetu to get verv heartv co-operation. So in the •antime they have hired a man. no little expense, and are going toXgive him a trial as street cleaner. Th\league wuoid Hike to enlist the co-oWratlnn of each arid evefv one in t\is great cause—a CLEAN TOWN • • • Lvlc League Meels. The rivre League held Us regular (fil id 3d id i] WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE Arm- \ Mrs. Gage, of Chester, is .speeding sometime with her ilaugh ter*. Mnt. M. P. Howell and"Mrs, E. L Fishhume. « Misses Marlon arid Beulah Glover are enjoying a visit to Mrs. J. A Ackerman ai Cottageniie. • • •■ Mrs. Edna R. Felder was called to Spartanburg last Thursday on ric- .. hoWt of the illness of her -jephew. j mtmfhlr miVttng on Monday aJUl-. Ma<?er RutherfoH Harley., S4ie iympn. at the \lub rooms. Mrs. K. T. was accompimed by her .liltie daugh- iH. Sliaffer ni\i Miss Edith Erajcr u,' I were the charnmig hostesses for this ter. tiazei. ./ - ' meeting, 'and «c\ved b delightfi ^Mfrs; A. F. Butler I® visiting-her mother. Mrs. Ren Easter Hr...' a* Bound. ; f ’ ... ..•••/ ,* \n XpfMnia' bing Wedding / ' marriage of/much Interer? he‘h town aiuKcotinty is that Nellie Jd leer and Mr Ja -'. F. ?>’ v - d«t b v -.11 take place cm ' 1 .eedey/..f res* eeek a*', . the hoijie of Mf--> McTeer’s sister. Mrs. I 1. May. au 3moaks. Miss M*-Te< r v ?»< , the daughteh of the late E. 'I* Me x**t. formerly Clerk of Chi^rt and. has a large circle of rlend^ both at hotpe and abroad. Mr. Risher was at one tim*' T*iin- '.Hpal of the Smoaks school and edi tor of The Press and Standard, lit* his recently been • principal of the Ashton school. Fly Hwatting Contest. The second annual Fly Swatting Contest, gotten up by the ladies of the Civic Leage. will be started'this »eeh The swatters, which were driven by the South Eastern LI Insurance Co., of Greenville, will given out at the school house / on Pridiy. There are four hundred, of these swatters, and any child 7 who ♦•fes to do ao mar get a/*watter, free of charge, and enter/the con- - / There, will Jie three riiizes given. The first hr Tirowm Purniture Co beth aaeful and.'Cirnamlsntal: , * ■is*ion porch swing, valued it The second Ja offered bv John D. Glpver and will con- t*st of a week* free admittance to, the Colonial Theatre. The third ^11 be * cash prize of $2 M ..V? *be C|vjc !>>agp n meeting, ^nd seiwed h >ja,>ct coursH. at the conclusion tne busin* sc s^ysiot - K* \ m LnLivable ll»iMfb<mv Part , Tl'<- following inAitatJons ifere rc- to n tveti la®t week, and eac^./iii1d fov oked for- rin with E PALM BEACH SUITS The Ideal Sait For Hot Weather We, Have Them In All Styles, All Colors, All Sizes, All Prices, and We Have Hie Hats, Caps, Belts, Oxfords and Hose Be; at Match The Suits * / •y V X W. Cohen Sto A. S.'KARESH, Manager. i . ' . V ' of; lunate cnouch to.gof one aHet vr'tra to Tutsiav much anticipation. . “Won’t vou coring to my pnrV I fnuglas /l Aw eft 7 yea/s old. In miir, ,,f bad 7 weather several 11-o children V,/X\K and had a dr N lightful time/ Many game* were enjoyed, am/a Miinty sweet course ‘ cXvc/ There were about thirty-five/of the small set Invited. *- • *. Miss/Belie Wescoat. who Is in Charl/ston taking a business course, camfi ’rip Saturday night with a. v.dn Met,. John Black’s “Bulck.” the week-end. ' •••••• * Mrs Jno D. Glover has rone to Charleston for a trio of saveral days. v • y pa t’ j Veuanlel and children ^re visiting In Hamnton. • • •. Vfiasc^ Mamie and BuUh Glover pnendlne “ome time in Cott«re- .-nie-et the attractive borne of Mrs. lames Ackerman * Mrr A. M. Hitt, who h»S been vis-^ •‘{pv her parents Atr. and Afrs. Jno. s; P t lr ps. e-| .Mp«n St . for Hh* nsftt week or two left today, for flavan-i eoh Mr. Ifl" has reeeotiv leased] -.r,n of the most he-'iitifnl aritritnent* l i n fSaVarnsti and M”. H«F *9-1 . . . - - 11 M/. and Mrs. E. L. I^emacks, of Kilter, were the charming guests on Monday evening of Mr. and Mrs. os. W- Lucas, on Hampton St. ’ ^ “““■ * • • • .. Miss Eunice Bellinger spent sev eral days in Charleston last week. Mis* Bellirgter expects to make her home there in.the near future. She will be Accompanied by her niece. Miss Lottie Warren. - * * * * Mrs. Watterson. of. Jacksonville, Fla., harf been’ In town-for "ff week, at (he home of Ke.r sister, Mrs Wil lie Fraser. She left on Monday. Mrs. Watterson. who waft Miss Em ma WitselJ. lufh many friends in this Iter old home. ’ * * * ’Miss \ttalle Mo^ire Is spending oonooooOoooooooooo o * o o VITAL STATISTICS IHvPnltT. o o * o/ o o o o o o oo o o o o o o o o on Smoaks, May 1 ' IT*. Tht-. fidlow>rig ' is a report of iho vital sfailstins' for.f Warrt-n township for tliis yebr tB* to May first: v . < Births: Whitiy-lxe . 11. Girls, 1 7. j <’ol »red: Boys. 1 tLrl-Xl**•/ Total r,i. • / // \ fteathfif' Fish icon, ti- 's than a day obf. l-/.-- thsh a year. 2 less than"*''• t;ty ear‘.old, i<fer* than f^irtj. . I lA- than 1 less than sixty. l?b«< then vriity. | and one seventy five years old: .We are doing all w* <un to get complete returns in oyf • township and wlH appn-ciafe atvy information r LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS .Miss iiiaot- .Movie in npeiuiuiK - i --- ” several.days In 'Xharleston"thiS week. | a birth or death that Is not. , a —. _ , » , _ a*. _ I * Tt.tro.d Ttie. 1. u ifi rind Oil re Miss Moore expects to leax> Waiter- boro in. a few weeks for a summer in Saluda. N. C* ^ \o I’we f<» Try and Wear Oat Yoar Cold, It. Will Wear Yoa Out Inateatl Thousands keep on Buffering Coughs and Colds through neglect and delav. Why make yourself an easy prey to serious ailments and eplderufhs as the result of g neglect ed Cold? Coughs and Cold* sap your strength and vitality unless checked in the early stages. .Or. King’s New Blsehvery Is what yon need—the firsl ’ dose helps. Your hfitdK ctyMp up- you breathe free*y and yon ful so ipdch l>etter Buy a pottle today and start taking at once. X X X p«'ri**d. The law is rigid on any person who.doe* not report deaths or Idrtbs to the local registrars of their township.-^. Very .respectfully. . loOiil* <7 Padgett^. Ia>cal registrar for ^’arren town- ahljt HEALTH PROMOTES TlAPPIM’SS Without health, genuine joy Is Impossible; Without* gopd dfRe^tlon and regular b<>W'el movement yuu cannot have hearth. ' Whv neglect, keeping bowels open and risk dteing sick and allfng? You don’t haxe to. , one small Dr. King's New* Life Pill nt night, in the. tndrrileg y(Hi will have a- full, free howol 1 movement rind feel mitrb better. Ifefps your appetite and -digestion.' try one tonight. y • j • - ■ The rommlttee in * V-ee of v^e ! sfsr* f keeping in tljelj most St- ri'orlc G: Mrs. Xt O Prl.-e, Mr- ;tractive home ./ . . .>/ ., £_ H Korer. and M»s Hvtt*e Gtnv< r t . w no,,mi a ^ teachers in the school will aX kt* this I* In the giving out of the swntXn Chnririjlon lnW« wr^|g | ter* ' tfor i striy; of ri dgy of two. nr* tv week CASTOR ia ; For Infants and Children In Um For Ov«r 30 Ynars ' x Always bears Signature of .vvf PI HCHABKD MIME HMIQDEII CteWH. H. W. Black, Jr and I>r Jyo M Klein hav*y r o< '*‘ritlv ordered*each a fine lersey cow fYorn Fountain Inn These cows mere received last jxeek -rid they are well pleased with tb< I*: Tliey were hon»i*t from Wr ” 7—7 - l ITAf ION colt LETTERS or AlrillMSTlt \TKIY. I . • STATE OF, SOVTH FAUoU-N A. County t>‘/ a <'(ilIHo!i, By O. Algert, lleacll. I'XnilA' Pro- . . . / t X bate Judge. / Wher* as. I>. H./f.iidson. Clerk of Court made 'sfipXo Tne to grant him letters ot ajlriiinistration of ’the de relict esyfe anti effects of Andre a* 11. Pa^lgetJ. , TfiESE ARK. THKKKKOFRK to cft<» and admonish all and ' sing^’ftr the kindred and creditors of tpe said Andrew II. Padg n ti. deceased that they may be and appear before me in the Court of Probate, to he held at Walterbor^ 8. C., on 29th of May. next, after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock in the foyehoon, to show cause, if any tpej 7 have, why ■the said Admlnisttafloh ahriuld not. be granted* X\ Given*under.thy band thfs Ifith day pf *Aprll.Xnno Tlominl, 191,5. Published on the 21st and 28th days of April and the 5th, 12, 19th and j«Hr days .of May In The Press and Standard. *» - G. ALBERT BEACH. * / X /■ NOTICE. * ' _ / * a ' Owing to un.notdalilc absence from tpsvn M<uiday, the inei't’lng of t.|j<' dlr*< tors of the Gfdlejon County Fair Vssociatioji, whfih was to narc in held, is lo.-reby called to meet at oftiis- of tho set rctlii y. K K Jones, at Court House. Saturday. May 22, at 12 o’clock noon. A fnh meeting ia Requested. »E. T. H. Shaffer, Pret Walterboro. S C.. ; May 1.8, 1915. - NOTICE TO JL'BOKN. . l u V - Ml ■i $ 7 / v * —: - In pursuance of the forcfcolsg resolution, all Jurors suntmoned t« attend the special term of the Com*, of Common Pleas, commencing the 24th Inst... are hereby notified that said -Court will not be held and that ♦ heir attendance will not he necee- sary. P. B. Hudson. May 18, 1915. * Clerk of Conrt HOTEL ALBEBT FI LL OP Cit’KMTfl. i A V tie. n, who ft a breeder of fan*y cat- ' NOTICE. One bfack howm. to be sold first Monday in .Line tc highest bidder legal. f hourH pP'sale. in front of Cole- Court/bouse. I J. E. MOORE. Highway Commissioner. - Owing to the great number ol persons Jn town during flie past week repf-esenting the bidders » for contracts to do the work Tor the town Installing electric lights, sew erage. etc., the Hotel Albert has been quite a busy p-ace Severn! tights It. was almost impossible accommodate fhe gueftK H addi tion to this the number - f ' a eT.i ng men is fnetejtuing grcjithy, and '"*« x< hotel peril y. Ift a per0*1 of r : '* / 1 -/ . **•-. Z' jf v* X *\