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rAGS TWO THE PRESS AND STANDARD .7. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1915 f* Walterboro, S. C. Waiterboro, S. C. “The Old Reliable” Begs to Announce to Its Friends and Patrons that we are STANDING BY OUR REPUTATION. are Selling More Merchandise — ■' *»■ This Will Interest Every Woman Dress Goods ' - The moBt beautiful pat tens e-er shown ui tY'. community. See them : no " r ~ Washable Goods *- f . Latest pottfins, cj-»1. sub stantial nr:, attra. * ve to the eye. None ! c?tter. Hosiery Highest kradc^ot Silk Lisle and Cotton, double helletl and very durable. Popular designs. , - jj fcne For Women a^d nf all ages. Verv bi<t exteremely duraole. Noth ing better for s’nnuK r. Shirtwaists They are the cream of the market and priced low. What better can we say? I Ladies Shoes Our line of Ladies' Shoes s will beat our competitors in both style and quality. We Are Pleasing All The Men Suits We have them io» _ every occasion, of any style and all of the test mak**. Ev ery garment guaranteed. Underwear in union suits or single piece garments. Must be seen and worn to be appre ciated. Men’s Shoes We have a large lot of Men’s High and Low quar ter Shoes which we will seil at usual low prices. Notions A store full of them. Any thing and everything you want or can use. Shirts Our line of Men’s Shirts, consists of the w£ll known brands, such as Emperor and Princely Pants. Men’s Tailor -made Pants. Serges and Mixtures. Val ues up to $3.50 at $1.98/• \ / . » • • . k , . * v- . . - , • ;—"—■ ; —;— We are all “Home Boys” Working for the Interests of the People among whom we live, and lotting nothing stand in the way to please our many Customers and Friends. 11 d D / Walterboro, S. C. SOBEL & BOGOSLOW i£ “THE OLD REUABLE” PICNIC AT I II p ^ WESLEY CHAPEL Sunday School Picnic Enjoyed •. By l^arge Number • . . '' ’ Khrahnlt. I(.. F. I).. An*. The* Suintay Htlmol picnic al Wf-r. ley ('hapcl Thurmlay was .1 success, and was enjoyed by some of (hw dtltens of the community. tlW'ir friends and other* from far and near. The day was an ideal one for purposes of an out door affair-such as this was. and jiolhln* happened • ’ l<i, mar in any way the pleasure of the day, A hiR dinner was/ served under the oaks on the ch'urch yard. , and was a bountiful repast for al! present and would have sufficed for as many more. There was no program ln\ the Pchool. e\cept a. number of songs, and a short address by Hon 1> M. Yarn. NV. \V. Smoak. editor of The Press and Standard, was the invited speaker, but on arcouni of his auto mobile's RettinR stuck in the mud. he dhl not arrive in time to take hi< place on the program in the morn- • ing The plcnieer* were invited to return to the church in the after noon and hear Mr. Smoak"s address. The speaker addressed the Sunday •chool for a short time on the value of a correct life H • urged 'the young folks present to get started rigid, ancj pot to compromise them selves n,t any* time bv dome wrong. His address was heard attentively, and seemed to mike an imoreaslon on the young folks present The Wesley Chapel Sundae school has about fifty members, with l> II. Varn ns superintendent. M M Kev Is secretary, and Hon D. M. Varrn -.•teacher of the adult Hlhle class. This school has the distinction of having every member of the official hoard of the church as a member of th rt ' Sunday school. It also enjoys the further distinction of having every child In the school accompanied every Sunday by their pafbnts. i ....... ■ _ KlI.t.KD BY I.KaHTMXH NEW STORE AT SMOAKS # # # ******** Jerrold D. Varn Will Conduct a General Merchandise Business Smouks, Aug 3o.— Sinoaks is t » have another store. Jerrold l>. Varn wMI open a, general Merchan dise store In the old Sauls store building aSuSoon as he gets'his goods marked and placed. This will pos aibly be the latter part ot the week Mr Varn has purchased a big, Mock pf the newest' and most up-to-date dry goods, notions, clothing;, etc., and will also open up a line of'fre<sh grm-eries, He will >el! for cash only. Mr Varn is a young man of abili ty. being a brother of YV 11 Varn the president *of the Mtnk ol Suioaks and <»f Varn Pros Co Mr Varn will give his entire time to this store, and will have associated with Mm. L. S Klliott. a salesman of much experience and ability LETTERS FROM THE * PEOPLE. * • **#*.** *v* * # * * MORE ROAD BUILDING Providence Neiehterhood Fol lows Suit in Road Working Round. Aug 30 The l*rovidenee -v l»- *1 Bolt Strikes Negro Woman 'Jr Below Hendersonville Killing fn«t«nlty X White HaII. F. D.. Aug 30 — Gertrude Hamilton, a negro woman who live ,*two miles below Hendsr- aonvllto/on the road to Whits Hall, (ruck and killed Sunday after- was >n In an electrical storm which vassed 'over the community early in the afternoon. This woman and her husband were stading before an open window, and the bolt struck the window alll. The man waa knocked down and atunnad. while the woman wm Instantly killed. community, not to I* outdone in th- u itter of community work, and fol lowing the suggestion made by T »{ Uisher. Jr. the people of thi- section ahaemJiMl last week and pr.v ceeded to do soin,- work on the roads. Tin road from, the Jackson boro road to Pleasant Grove was worked This road is four miles long and all roots were cot out of the ruts,^*! all holes filled. T>r: •ante was done to the road from'T It. Risher's to the Augusta vdad So Nell pleased are \\yS people of this community wUJXthe work done that other roa.J-'working days will h*‘ held In tjke near future-: Thivse taking p^rf tn the road work ing were:. J.4Y I'tsey. F. U. Guess. T. R. Ri>*fer. Sr and Jr.. O It. Rishur. W R. Kasterlin. ^ M Kish- er. JXR- Rlsher. iWtf Kish. •r and G I L. Smoak. A ( orred ion. Fditor The I’r.-ss and Standard: You got Out my article on prohi bition very nicely, as you always do. bufa few minor errors crept into it. which, iti justice to the writer, I '•wish to ask you to correct. Speaking of the unfortunate, who is a .slave to drink, i said remember him in your devotions to God. but you piake me say 'entreaties" to God. Again I said, do not leave him to resist temptation for himself but remove it from him. and you make me say Do not have hi‘#i resist tempiation for himself but renounce it for him." Then there is what seems to me a grammatical > rror. Now 1 fr.- <iuentlv do violence to good Knglieh and think that a strict adherence *0 grammar is all nonsense, but ’vheti it gi>c-i jnto^prinl I like to have it so near correct that he who sees anil reads will not see the errors. I am not going to i|uote the sentencxf but I wr.it»- the word "do" andXo'l printed the \vi>rd “.'.oes " Now <\hicn is the correct word? XoJfce that two of us are referred j>» Pleas#, don't get impatient .with me. Uro Smoak.'fori am just writ ing, to keep mv/Kand in practiie. * Y'er^ truly yours. , j h noun. / Unlock the Lock and Get It ytfty Hrother Dodd would use a tyf** 1 writer? l>id vve not know hi^ standing in the temperance ques- tioiwand know absolutely that he has been riding on the' -writer wagon so long and consistently, we would say that* before he penned that ar ticle. he looked long upon the wine when it was red, and his nerve* were unsteady as a consequence. Gome again, though. Bro. Podd. in pen. il. pen or typewriter. EDITOR. L. K. Varn brought the editor of br< &t WINS S( HOLARSHIP The Prews and Standard a specimen J of fine sweet potato, He dug them from a field in which the plants were get out two months ago The potato la of the Porto Rico yam va riety and i» a large smooth tuber *■ Howell Jones, of Walterboro. Successful Competitor ‘—The result of the Citadel exami nation which was held here. Friday. August 13tb. ha* been made known. It is certiDily surprising that any | The vacancy- froiir Collet on was won mikerable ; by Howell Jones. Mr Jones is* a son of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Jones, and completed the < worse at the Walterboro : Hig^h School last fall. He is. therefore’, well equipped for taking up this work, and will doubt less take-* a-high stand in ^iis class. nn>t His friends are congratuHfting him upon, winning, and are ^predicting 1m 1 big things for Howell in th*> /«•»>••■** Bili<>ii*-ne>* and < on«ti|iMtion rprisi ’ ^ feelings caused by birlousness an I constipation, when relief i* easi ly had and at so little expense Mrs. Ghas. Pe«k. Gates N. Y , writes ‘About a year ago I used two bot tles of Chamberlain’* Tablets and they? cufed me of bilicuisness constipation.” For sale by all deal “ era. E ARE GIVING EVERY CUSTOMER a Key with eveiy Dollar Cash purchase or paid on ■ Account. When all the Keys are gone we will an nounce a day to “Unlock the Lock” at which time you can bring your keys, come to our Store and if you have the right Key, “UNLOCK THE LOCK.” There are 5 Keys that fit the Lock ■ '■-■!■■■ L I ,L — .The first one to unlock the lock will be awarded the $100.00 Copper and Steel Range. The holders of the other four Keys will each be awarded $2.50 cash. •» ‘ ' ■ r ■ Call and see the Range which is on display in our window. This offer begins September 1st, 1915. and will expire when the keys are all gone. Every Dollar, cash on account, entitles you to a Key. Call and let us explain. ■ ^ A. Wichman & Son * * "* 'v u ‘ ^ ‘ .': KEYS NOT TRANSFERABLE We have 5,000 Keys and they will last about 30 days. x ! cac:.3tiHS.<25tf