The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 02, 1915, Image 8
PAGE EIGHT
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
. .. • JUNE 2, 1915.
Attention! Men and Women. It is No Longer a Secret
on J. FrankV$10,000 Stock of Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods, and Hats
This sale begins Saturday, June 5, at 9 a. m. sharp, and will last for 15 days only.
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This TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR SALE will be ODe of the most important in our history and is occasioned by a desire to raise ample
cash to purchase our fall stock. This stock consists of nothing but new, clean, seasonable goods. Many of the lines offered are at less
than cost of production. Wonderful Savings to the poor man's pocket.. Don't fail to take advantage of this CUT PRICE SALE.
To save expenses we will handle this sale ourselves and give the customer the benefit of the sale maker's expense. Note the low prices:
5,000 yds. 8c Apron Gingham, Sale price.. .. 5c per yd.
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2,000 yds. 8c. white Bleach, 36 in. wide, Sale price 5c yd.
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3,000 yds. 9c. Checked Homespun. Sale price 16 yds , \
for .. $1.00
1,000 Si’k and embroidered Voil Waist, value $1.25
to $1.75, Sale price 89c each i
500 Ladies’ White Embroidery Waists 50c value.
500 infant’s Dresses, value 25 and 50c, Sale price .. .17c
100 Ladies’ .Dresses, value $1.00 and $1.50, Sale
price.. j .,83c
i 1000 Men’s Underwear,' Shirts and Drawers, Sale
price .- i 19c
500 yds. 10c Bjejich, Sale price /.
7 1-2c per yd.
Sale price only ...... .. ,. .. 25c each . » 500 pr. Boy’s Knee. Pahts, ages 5 to 15, Sale price.. :21<
500 yds. 12 l-2c fancy Crepes and Lawns, this Sale
price . • «. .T .: ' 8c per yd
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1,000 yds. $1.25 all silk Messaline, 36 in. wide, our
Sale price, only 69c per yd
200 Lades Silk Petticoats trimmed vith fine shadow 1
100 pr. Boy’s Knee Pants 50 and 75c value. Sale price » v
lactj flouncing. Sale price .• ..69c > 1000 pr. Men’s Half Hose, Sale price 8c per pv ,
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1000 Ladies’ White Petticoats, deep embroidery,
value $1.00,’ Sale price . x 49c
* 500 pr. Shoes at Cut Prices.
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All Men’s Suits at this Sale is One-Third Off...
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Ladies’ Millinery will be cut down the price to suit your pocket. Everything will be marked in plain figures. A square deal to all.
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Please note that we cannot put all of our stock in the paper, but all and everything is reduced accordingly; Please remember whatever we advertise is true and we can prove it at
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Please take special notice that there is only one (1) J. Frank Clothing Store in town
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S. B. SiKihders. and son, of Stokes
were in town Saturday.
FOR THE COMPLEXION.
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A Large Jar of
the Best Cream for
K. N. Murdaiigh. travellinc rales-
eman of Charleston, was in town on
business., last week.
•Dr; Ilcnrv \ Willi of Jl. ndpr*
wimille. was chioflq; th-.-e u \V..’-
u rhoro Tuesdny of thi.i
Get it at
STORE
Phone 31 Everything the Best
. W. D. Bennett. Ksq., of
was in town yesterday;
Lodge,
COUNTV MS
TWO GRADUATES
O. S. Hilll, of Bound, was a busi
ness visitor to, Walterboro Satur
day.
T Kopiley, of the Mashav. vil! >
reetion, was among thpse in town
Saturday’, , ‘
M# P. Howell.’ Kst).. !iad h isinf- *■
In Charleston Monday . .'d Th.irsday
of last week.
. y. Hoy Jones, pure fool Ui- nert-
with' tlx Tniled States da i-ai 'men/
of agriculture, v;?..' ati'Q'.a ihos» ! .i
•town yesterday.
W. N. Dandtid*:.’ Jr. win cm
nloyeil h> the Burton l.unsb. r Co':;-,
oanv , of Charleston. la.
r Tliur lay iu tow*, on
Fll.WK. CONXOIt ,\VU KlfWARO
(i.lKRIS FINISH AT Cl.FM-
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SON rOLLFtii:
Invitations have i.een retoived in
Walterboro \from (’letpson ’Toliege
to the cniumencefuent exercises
whiih will be held there next week
Tiro final e\. reises will be held next
Tuesday,, the address to the pr’adu-
■ates beinc delivered by Senator KJ-
lison I). Smith. On Sunday the
bacnalanrette sermon will be preach
ed by liev. James T Nant^ and in
'he afternoon Jaylnp of the cor-
tier stone for the new V. M. C. A.
T’nildiryt: will take place.
Anfone the graduates are two
from this county, both holding
y. holarships. They are Messrs. -
^’raiv is Marion Connor, of Smoaks. J
and Eft-ward .Walter Garris. of j
Round. Tho^e youhg nie.n both •
took the agricultural course./ and
made a high average during their j*
entire course. Their sdholarshln
vjtennt tes w 111 be filled at a eompoti-
f/
ii'c exam iji at ion to be held at
C£?ttrf House early In JuH.
the:
S S. I,ot) r who has bet-'f *!tti‘?
il.- ft'r the past two weeh ■ !i -
non*’ to i harleston t^ r.
and w\ll *'*end some'tin;<
.on. .1. r toper.
.1 T!. Wiltianv 6 . of Branettvifl ', * ■
war ir. Walt* rhoro Monday, having j
' " *rt • * c.r;e ov. r on a ,business trip.i , Mr.
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J T. Uabon, 'who was
with the Never Wait Barber shop,
is now with Mam Smith * Vr.
; Uabon is a,. s'l'l< ndhi barlter. pn*l
,has had years of t xp°rienc in his
* ptoft siion. * • . \
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E. II. Hul>ster. who has beerr at
[the South Carolina/Medical Collese
j for >he p.tst session, spent Hie week
I * h<1 with Itis parents. Krnest has
| ;r«>*pted a position for the'summer
j as assistant druggist at the Upper
Hospital
Williams is repro?ontative-vfor the
L ff-rsoh Life ilnanrance Company
I'f Greensbcro. N, C., which eom-
forme r ly ’nanv 1ms as its’local representative,
L b. Bind;. •
Prof, Spereer Connor. Principal
•t>f the Cottageville achooi. was v In
tIn' eitv the hitter part of the wVek,
on route to ; his hothe ad Smoaks.
Mr Connor will leave this ,week for
Clemson College to see his brother.
Frank, graditate.
CONSTIPATION tTRKT*’ OVTR-
NIGHT.
A n. tll dose of Po-Do-Lax to-1
night and you enjoy a full. free, prmjr
| bowed, iues. ti.em in rhe mornirg :
ic* Htrdi v, i',r Pe - DO-1 ,n x is Podo
» llr.’ James Huggins - Heft hero
^trftia* morning to attend tW^fiom-
<r cement Exercise* ft Hailey Atll-
It: . luMltute in Cre, Kwood. ,f
which Institution be graduateil last
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W. Harley Sattnders, ^of iVdls. was } «
In Walterboro Saturday.* MrNfktur' on
June. , Mr. Huggius l* al*b engaged
in the organigation of an Alumni
Asooctatloo.
ders was formerly a resident of Wr.!-
terhoro,’*and stated that his ' In
1 |Xpu1d t>“ in the ring again nex
« candidate f^r CJerk f
He made a ic'l.ruh la-
< lection, and feels-1h ! ’l he will he a
winner title time.. ■°
Inn. ET Herndon, of Buffin'.', wav
'tnonsr those in, towii today. M-
] Herndon sfntes that crop* In hitej
« * vion nr»> looking well, but the , ,, , - ,
-mirs are verv bmv. Mo*-. (.- b^JUn '-Uny Appie, wnho.rt the
crop, around B* Us are in'good , p f rf ^ Po-noH.axcorrectsthe can**’
:ndition !df t anstlpatlon l y a:xdising ^ the |
1 lw-. increasing (he how ofi bile.
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And prevent, ui.-e^se: It is too late to /.lii.t
the. stable door when the horse is gone.
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. • The co't of one .-.pell of typhoid lever
or other illness caused by dies and mo.-qui-
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toes will pay many times over for screens
for your house.
CUR LINE IS COMPLETE.
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Screen Doors .$1.00 to 82^.0
Screen Windows <.>.35c to 75i
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Screen Wire .. . 15c a yard and up.
• Hinges/Springs and other necessary
haruwarq for a complete job at various
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prices. ‘ - . * .. . v
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year a« a
CoUrtX. ']
G.'Snundrr*. of Stake waxdil
ft - fig, Hite mi'inia’g, * <•.•(»♦.•
’. I v* hi- -oil.' Hot nr L Mr
d \ ..trirkf. a* nap-itv«'ii !
VVl.I.lt PREAI'H MASONIC
ile V Natnr%’n antis' ptic in the hftvy- - SKRM(>\- AT IHJS. CRFFK,
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p'*« With proper amotint of ’ ib ! lO’V. J. R. rund^rht’rV *111 nreach *
L .. t • *ii Wa I* : s-n* fc *, VoL Masonic sermon «t ’'* ()>' '’r >t'c 1
at 0 t t
laltertd^j by" all who Un-.w
gr.s. no fermenlition. Ho Conrtip.i-
<v>.fv crsMv.
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Don’t', be sick, nervous, irri
Get a bottle of Po-Do-T.nx
!* ••< V I \ stn»ke of paralysis j Hon
\U-try 191 4. rrd b:' - never,,fit!-jtabl
X r d plthptjgh' he uan s go' from .your Druggist now- and eure
'vour Constipatlort^vernlght. It
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in . • :e
.'.m second Sunday
oielock in the • afternoon. , Rev
Funderburk is a fo-coful ard elo
quent speaker and a good . Mason,
so this sermon will doubtless be
speaker or who arc ir.tft; ' 'l 11
•he subject he will di*.’ m • V •
; ho eon;;: c L.'.p CT:«*\ - ’
present, aftui the Uublie
are invited to attend. The sornma
will be preached tinder the au.->pi' ,s
of Omega Lodge, No. 800.