The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 14, 1915, Image 8
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PAGE EIGHT.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
WEDNESDAY. JULY 14.
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PROHIBITION DEPARTMENT o
C onducted by the Colleton County Prohibition Commit*
tee. * Rational Contributions are Invited.
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In order to get you acquainted
with our high-class Job Printng
We have a standing offer to
print:-. " •
250 Envelopes
250 Letterheads
250 Billheads
250 Business Cards
FOR
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to the Voters of Colleton ('ounty:
Through the courtesy of the Edi
tor of. The Press and'Standard this
column will he devoted to the ritl-
xens of Colleton county and will be
filled «tth thoughts that will stimu
late their interest in a better’ county
two are really one and the same.
If our nation has a high and noble
destiny Tand who doubts It?) it must
he wroughrout in righteousness.
The real man and the patriot
must therefore seek the side of right
in casting his Ballot. , Nothing less
satisfies the demands of patriotism.
laie In**ir tnn-rw'i m * vi-iirr euumv - . j ,
and a better state. As the interest such , as toe end Jue-
whirh is uppermost at this time is ' f ‘ B: ' means can^De allowed
uppermost
♦'e liberatiQn of our state from th'
dlspesary evil, much will he said in
support of the state-wide prohibi-
r toe movement.
Tdu^wlll c» t th«> *Kht in »! *s col-
tmn. not abusive ars-upum or -li t-
ranxue. We believe our.people are
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;eeki"e the tru*iv 3ml are capabl
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Transportation Charges Prepaid
Samples of Stock upon Request
Send us your order with copy of What ygu wish
Printed,
THE PRESS & STANDARD
Walterboro, S. C. /'
I: of actine from the highest. mi noh-
|! itst- pa'riotic mo*ive«. Every
I Kano : man bar in
Jof- a tru n patrtot-to Ray:^the lea-
J TIswp elements if deveio^Ml wiit
-make a true patriot
We do not bo.lieve every man has
his price There are some men
whom monev can’t buy. There are
some men whom no man ^ould dara-
o offer to buy. These men are our
true noblemen. We need more of
Their number is on the in
crease. too. They are the hope . of
ur free government.
A real man will vote his CONVIC
TIONS. He will have convictions
t|rst. and then he wig vote accord-
Ihrly. The basis of his convictions
will be moral and patriotic. Thes?
Real Estate
This week*’ special offerings include:
.1. t;o ACRE FARM IN BROXTON TOWNSHIP
ui'th uir necessary buildings, principal ofie Ix’ing a two
story', eight room dwelling. This is a bargain, yust lx>
sold at once. Liberal terms Bale of cotton to acre./
•J. 198 ACRES LAND* WITH ALL NECESSARY
IMPROVEMENTS^, including fences, buying*. u etc
WITHIN 2 1-2 miles\)f WalteYboro. Thl- w ill b esolif ot
a sacrifice to immediate purchaser. • »
, 3. SEVERAL HOUSES AND LOTS in different
portions of Walterboro. * • *
The alHive represents only a few ot toe valuable
lands,now listed with us.. The^c muM be sold at once,
and if you are interested do not delay; another may be-
' ome the purchaser.
ll you want to buy. sell or rent real estate in t wn or
younty .•-ee us. • v * ^
COLLETON REALTY
COMPANY
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
R. M. JEFFERIES, President D. L. SMITH, lien. Mgr.
t WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA.
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* Large crowd* contlauc to
* patronize ethi* popular mov-
ing plctun' theatre. La*t
* night the- apler.did feature
* • Moth*” a\four reel picture
* from the book by lultia wt*
* enjoj^d.
« ' The feature for Friday
•' evening |*f thi* week I*
* • Bungling Bunk*’ Bunco.”
* a three reel Pa the American
■* made comedy. Thi* t* not
* one laugh but aiyiayglie and
those who nd-e this .troit
* w ill miss an oppo-tunity , to
* forg< t the war in Europe and
* all cares for the time being.
* Tuesday. Juh in. the next
* * feature day will nave one of
* the b*st in the story q* Boh""
0 in Hood. w-Mch i* hero for
* tU>‘/Prst lime sdiowr prnp-
* erly in bla< k dnd white /re
* turea in thfoe parts. The
* threo naft« are "Maid/Mari-
* an and Robin Hood ” “Aian-
' a Hale ai\(! Robin Hood".
* /' Kii.c Bi-hard and Robin
^ Hood ” _ The enery for
* this picture' is/exrf At tonally
* gon I and ir 'v ill doubtless
ge hotijse. .
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W. W. Spenghts. ? acres bounded
north and east !»>■ July Smalls, youtn
by l>«rker and Mnnigaulf. west by
Lowndes. Tax. i-ost attd penalties
draw a lar*
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SPECIAL
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Miss Marguerite -Murphy
will teach a few Pupils
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during the Summer. Terms
Upon Application.
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2°
Per Cent Discount
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On our entire line of Refrig
erators, poolers. Ice Boxes,
jFreeisers and Lawn Fumi-
!ture. v . - . 1
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Brown Furniture Co.
d I.. Oortnan. Walterboro/^. I)
1 lot, bound'd north S/ pulilic
street, "ast by lot of l^fuet.on Cot-
on Mills, south by lot* of .1. H.
'orman and C. H. Gadsdei,. w«'st bv
op H. B. l>ormuft. Tax 1 ost and
lenahles. IlS.f'fi.’
Lewis Reddish, Ruffin, fv P 1
trro bounded north by Jake W’il-
s. east by Mad Crosby, west r
take William*. Tax, cost anil pen-
ties. $4.46. .
W. \y. Speight*. Walterboro. ' S
f) 1 lot "bounded north by Ba<
•treet. east by E H. Willjams. soutn
Sv Smith k StrobeJ. west by, Wal
terboro Cotton Mill. Tax. cost and
nalties, $19.00^
in (oming to his derision a* to how
he will vote. RIGHT and RIGHT
only/must decide.
^aid a "prominent leader in cur '
< <v<ijity the other day. "There are two
/d' s to the whiskey (Tuestion, a
Hght r-ide and a wrong sidr. I stand
forever oti the side .of right/’ So
must every trud pairidt stand.
Riehmond. C. Hobson, a patriot
him tbe elem^n.' t e8 lf*l and proven, said at the Inter
national S. S.’Convention in Chica
go recently : Man must drink a
whole bafref of beer to get the nu
triment found in loaf of bread.’
Why should our people spend their
'.urd-eartled money for that which
does not satisfy?
Have you your registration cer
tificate? If not see to it that you
get it at the next meeting of the
hoard. The board meets each first
Monday in month. |
Your poll tax receipt should b.
preserved for use at the next elec-
»u. See that you have this and
bat 1 should be kept in a place of
afety.
Our Jiily Clearance Sale
STILL GOING ON.
Mr. j. Frank has left for the various markets to buy our
fall supply of goods. Therefore we must clear out our
entire stock of Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods and Millinery. '
Please remember that we sell M more goods for less
money and better goods for same money.**
Some of our specials we are listiag below:
$7.0tTto $8.00 Men’s suits, our July Sale price only $4.75
$8.50 to $10.00 Men’s Suits oiir Julyisale price only $7.5u
$12.50 and $15.00 Men’s Suits our July sale price . .$9.9v
8c Apron Ginghams our sale price :...,5e
Best 15c Coffee, our sale price,... if,c jb.
8c yellow homespun, dG in Avide, sale price '
50c and 75c all silk crepe* de‘Chine. # our sale pries?. .:2Vo
All other stock reduced in proportion.
- Please remenibe^ whatever we advertise is
we can prove it at
true fc
The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
•I. FRANK.'Manager.
NEXT DOOR. TO EXPRESS OFFICE..
When Yon Drink
SHERIFF KALE*.
- The following tract* pf land have
been levied on for non-payment of
taxes and will be told salesday in
August in frorit of the Court House
J. D. ACKERMAN.
Sheriff v Colleton Countv.
Ijownde* Township. „ -
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Manda Baker. 1 acre, bounded
rf west by Butler River*, north and
st by Ben^Qibbes. Tax cost and
pematlie*. $6.2.1.
Moisey Liggett. 12 a'-res. bounded
north by Billie James, east by Fan
nie Gilard. west by Fishburne. Tax.
cost and penalties. $7.96.
'Margaret Monroe. 4 ’acres bound-
ed north. ea*t ami ^outh bv lands
formudvof Stephen Cunningham,
west hVTBMic road. Tax. cost and
penalties. $,'..4 2.
Drink Pure Bottled
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We have one of the
most modern aind sani-
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Hester Colter. 5 acres, bounded
west and south by S. K. Boynton
r.ort.h by Clarence Warring, east by,
■»—. Tax cost and pen-'
allies; $7.29.
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,Patv<.;- Walker •* acrea. boftnded
south b\ Jame-s^ Myers, west bv
ttublic road, north by Limoua Ed
ward*. eu-t i,v Wiisoh Walker. Tax,
co: t and penaliHes" $5.09.
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Mrs. S II Sinmk. ^trlckiand. S.
I) 100 uc res bounded north by Joe
'In- v. paftt by J. E. Smoak. south
by J P Wilson-and Mrs, .leanie
Strickland, wes‘ bv M-t. .leaftio
S’.vii kjatid.' Tax (o-t at.d penalties.
M.l.l?.
» tary bottling plants in
the state. Every pre-
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caution is ueed in order
to produce the best
$ drink possible.
WALTERBORO COCA-COLA
TUNG WORKS
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Me DANIEL, Proprietor |
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ADVISES 2 BALLOT FORMS
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For Prohibition Referendum on
September 14
\ Columbia. July 7.—Assistant At- .
torpey General Dominick in a letter
to Secsetarv of State R. M. McCoWn
fhalrman of the state board of elec-
.tlon canvassers, advises him to have
j two separate ballots printed for the
nrohibition referendum on Septem
ber 14 one-in favor and oqe oppos
ed. Hv thinks this'better than hav
ing both cues^ohs on t^e same bal
lot. although co’n’ine' out that there
is some conflict ir: t!»e statute* on
the matter. •
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Mr- J. A 4 cl >-nrm ta:re ut»
(pom, Cottnrevi!ic the latter oaft of
‘h^ week to visit ficr sister. Mrs. O.
I’. Fishburne. ’ x * •
JULY SPECIALS I
Below are a few of the Specials we
, are offering: for July; *
Coffee which was 15 cents, now 10 cents.
Hosiery, (Mens’ and Women’s) 10c,5c.
Vinegar, regular-price per gallon 40 cents.
• now 25 cents. xl ,
Shoes from $1.50 to $L00, off on every pair.
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Let Us Have Your Patronage. -
L E. GUESS
“The Cheap Store.”
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