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Jl e. fAGE EIGHT THE PRESS AND! STANDARD MAY 26. 1915. To Order KLEIN S DRUG STORE THE GOODS * \ Our Mail Order Department Is Growing We Make Free Delivery By Parcel Post * ’ Get It At Klein’s Drug Store PHONE 31 EVERYTHING THE BEST i . V v - — ‘V-.- • * a mmmm mmm dh OOOOOO 0 0 O O O O O;0 00 O 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 p 0 / X HOUSE And prevent disease. ' It is too late to shut // ♦ / , •* / . . k the stable door when the horse is ‘ffone; The cost of one spell of typhoid fever * ^X s •, .<• or other illness caused by flies and m«*s<jui- toes will pay many times over for screens for yoja^house. - Ol’R LINE IS COMPLETE. » . -..i , ...... ' 1 Screen Doors . .$1.00 to $2..T:0 o WALTERBORO BRIEFLETS. - o 0 ' * —TV—. 0 0 Hems of Interest Garnered from the Wireless, on the q O Streets of Walterboro. q 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 6 0 O 0 0 O 00 0 O 6 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Screen Windows hcreen Wire .. . 35c'to 7.V . 15c a yard and up. Hinges. Springs and other necessary ** •*■{ • .* ,x ; •» ' hardware for a complete job at .various * prices. * . . * . A. WICHMAN & SON !»o. ^ JAM. HKXRY RH'E A Bl srNKSS VISITOR. l - Jas. Henry Rice, of Ritter^ was among those in town yesterday.' Mr. Rice in, engaged in extensive pre-v parations for a big development at Ritter. He is also building a handsome residence there, which he hopes to have completed by the 1st of June. Mr. Jtlce was formerly presides! of the State Audubon so ciety. and for the past few years has been living *t Summerville. . Mt/ ■ STORK I’XDERCJOES EXTENSIVE REPAIRS. The store occupied by Sobel .% Bogoslow has undergone considera ble repairs. .A new front has Been put in which adds greatly to the ap pearance of the store. This is one of the live mercantile firms in Wal terboro. aa is evidenced by their use of printer’s Ink. - ATTENDING GRAND LODGE MEETING. Ashby Farrow Lodge. No. S3. K. ^ “ * A LTERBOEjp FIRE _ fightekT reti-r burg by Past Chancellors J. R. Hal ford »nd E. D .Lemaeks. They left Monday afternoon, and are bearers of,a splendid, report-from this lodge. ** *i> , WILL INOCI LATK HOGS AGAINST CHOLERA. Demonstration Agent Heard went to Smodins yesterday for the purpose of Inoculating some fine hogs for A. r \ Padgett. The. serum for this in oculation ngniofU cholera was se- •■ed from Clem son College, and was administered as a precaution by Mr. Padeett. He ho« no cholera hut he prefers to have his hoars in oculated now father than run tjie risk of losing them later. I.ETTCCF KING A * VISITOR Tf» WAI TERORo. C. 1 ? . V. Hevtom the let»uce king of Ilea u fort J was in Walterboro Mon- ^nv. He speaks interestingly pf the big work being done, by tlve •nickers in that county. Mr llen- for v as p/rhaps the pioneer ’h.the mo o' overhead Irrigation He non has acres and states that he - N ’•••/-'.y'riftg to out !n Jhis svsfev o' dralttgge in le acres additfona! < APT II It. PAIMJETT Ttt H V' E OPERATI0V. Can*. Tl D. Padc-tf 1 as !»~t re- ♦urne I tanv, rh >f|.-tori where he has been for’a week, having, gon •low n fof The Walterboro fire department was represented at the recent State Convention held at Greenwood by Chief J. B. Ackerman and P. L. Morrow, secretary of the local de partment. The next convention will be held at Orangeburg, and Chief Ackermah states that he hope R to have Walterboro take some part in the program, and perhaps com-' pete for some of the prizes. ’ a * CATHOLIC CHAPEL NOT \ wiTrtot i*4t£:GrLar services The attetf^pn Vdf Th n Press and Standard has been called to the fact that the Catholic chapel here i-s not. without its regular priest and regular services. Rev. .» n. Qufnn holds services at this chapel on e a month regularly, with crorr fleth Sunday inclusive. The public ]* always welcome to these cservfre.s. Th” statement was made l.a«» week that this chapel along * with the other chttrehc - —r.v closad. hut th’s was en error Rev. Quinn,was here Sunday, and hold services^ ^ . * * # U’R\ FINE KYCl.lsn WAI,TFT TREE. * .^i Open Every Day j „• • • *" | ' ti * — Clean f Clear and U})-to-Date Pjetures. c * \ A good way to Sjieml an hour or two each day Pleasantly, and Profitably r GOOD MUSIC . bv One of the most \^i!uel»le trees fn W.-lterboro Is a iiri- Engl'-sh walnut tree , fn the yard of lion Wmf J. Flshbugre. This tree j.-- just old enough to vote, if tl>e same .juV»li- ’o* a nrelimlndry. operation ’ fleat'idn*'• were require.! r< - ip tlio o 'having ‘ratamet femotod !'»?»*•'« f male eRi?<-t and is Bko the arv these -■ the phx st« jar. tir. Park* r. that walnuts. •So t, ; w'rr . u < ,, the oncratipn wttj prove a ••c«ec.- - thi.4 tltp bmftcHes Ijtv > ,V be,prnp- wfth him and t.t'-»* he \. |l •to-'htt-'wsg • pod up nl*-< vl*. and .in k Smttli •soyv have f^ult use of, Ms eye af‘er ti: ' "* ! operation Misv rU’OLIVE t ofi.T WIM. tsiach in roi.r>iiti>. >- ft Is with rerert Ahrhl the ,nnnv | r ! lend^ of Mis ; Cnrbline X'oirv wh<j r . X- there will )e lo hushcls.fjf the flnr-.t j walnut; ever ero*' n in tlrs StSto pr >- jdfcod on this otu 1 tr e thfs year They :;r" of the tjpr > . variety and flavor In addition J- this or.e tfre Mr. Fishburne has several , others coming or. He *:y fn erlrh-nsistst r ? lenity n r Mis;; farMitte Voir’ who ' ‘ u,i - '' -> ‘ ins so, efrii-lently .taught in ’he ptih- on sub ’ /v *: Walndtg ,Jic school here for seyer.,1 yearn' ! am? he,,rv ‘ J ! that this Action U rnt I Will Varn- that she ins de ld-l to :* ,,5,w, !o ^' ir fuIb ^ accept a r.r ition in five 'chord-; of Rr° w th. * - accept a pc.ltjon in five schools of Coluuihia. having recepUv l>een ' elected ns one of the t a-. - of ,►•ha-t/Itv... She will, Pni'h *ht ir r-rt hero hnr wilt not return This *#* SOME GARDENER mr. j. b. msrr. «* - r- - - .III f fit* . f* ^ 1 V. 1 ‘ _ J* . route* N the wav of a re-d r.. J pro- r ; rn r very f mot<on. and besides bring ! garden this ^ear. wh-ch Is somotd:ing y more remunerative. Miss .Voigt v.Hl"',° ,?t ^ thf ordinary. There will ha he at home.— t'' w ' rTOn,, ' vrho f VPn doubt this • • • - : printed statement, hilt let us hasten KIN<;*» DAEGHTEUM AVI I I ,<r> ca >' rt,ri) I* not tard'en- MEET NEXT ARINDAV. / > r ^Mrs. Fishhurnes father Mr The following Is a notice of t'>e T - K,sor - ' v,, ° '' m . nk,nr h \' rtthetlnc Of King-s Daughters which 3 D. Ritter, who making h-ho^" vii; he held M.o»,d-av nfternoor: ^ sunplyinc fresh v^- The Mav meeting of .The King’s < f ° r ,h ° ‘: Wr - hA is D ughters and Sons, will be held 0 u ! 5 * ^ ft V st V ' ,,r5! - ' *— and eveprthing else THE V Great Season SALE IS NOW GOING ON AT FRANK’S The Charlestoe Surprise Bargain House .. If you Mill call on us before you buy your goods you will save at least from 25 to 50 per cent, on your dollar as w’e sell more goods for less money and better goods for same money, in the following: % * CLOTHING. We sell at Half Price. * . • /*>' x SHOES, The greatest LJargains you ever bought in Colleton ' County. DRY GOODS, The Lirgest assortment at the lowest prices. • ’ v ’ k / MILLINERY, We give if away for ju.-.t a little money, v Jl ST THINK OF IT! v V. I i. A Ar.e Ladies Silk Straw Hat with high grade trim ming on it. all silk and fine flowers, Tor only $1.50 I<n’t that the greatest thing you ever heard of in Colleton County? * \ v V hut we advertise is true and we can " ** prove it. 1 • ' x . I] The Charleston Surprise Bargain House! mm ’ 11 J. FRANK, Manager. * j . ^ , Wholesale and Retaik NEXT IXX>U TO EXPRESS OFFICE. ’ * ’ . ' ^ remember tjjat thnfe is only one J. Frank ClptLI. " - tor-? -n town and we take chickens and eggs in trade. ^ : ’ : : ; : .•• - J, -X !f^.. .UH'J N'C.." 1 - 1 --Li -I * JN Vo^CadiHina Ni»w. ”V.iio’!i^h»f meek looking Htudcpt we ju»t pgjotod’X - “Oh. he’* th* freHhutHn who koA«tH that he haBV broken every fresh rule and has vexed ever) uper rlaaanfan In.college,”—,Hobiart Jler- mM. * ■ - * 1 1 lii-Np|M»in«iMl Winner. ’’Did yhu vote for prohibit ion”'* “I did." replied Col Hottlctop. ’ t thought It would please my folka and make po difference. . I had no idea *o many other people were going to rot# the game way.—^Washington Star. SPECIAL SALE FOR -SATURDAY. ’ NEW STORE AT HENDERSONVILLE. tO . . : " 0rits $1.25 per sack D. S. But 1a .. .. .... :. 9c per pound ( offee. ... .. .. . 2 pounds for 25c Nice fresh lot of groceries just arrive. " ' • v , . ■ •/ Respectfully,' A. \'. BAGGETT. ■ r * i" 1V* I*|k Pt v I ; j ■ ' ' * rf‘"Xo meet each dear sister,of the jerder and, also •aRI b*. glad fo^ other friends to -Join u*Trt ouf work • j / Mrs. John D\ : £iUards. i’lg to trv fo g.raw ja careen'like this one’’ —anu Heard meiqt it. too, H- als?* a'ows that he t\ili eeow English Walnuts In his back yard. ’ Conductor McGee* i- *izH:.on ”fi# nin alter an illness of a week While off duty feis puce was filled bv con ductor Smith. Mr. J. L. Rentz went to Ehrbai on Friday for‘the week end. wh th^re he attended the Oak Grove p nic. ^ ^ 'I w •*>e- ,