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THE PRESS AMD STANDARD)
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1915
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RANKS WIL4^f>nsKRVK ■ MAHff PKOHIBITION
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I, AIM»H RAY MON RAY
Follov.iug a cnatom. the banks of
the tov.-n. an«l doubtIhm also at tb*-
county, will br- closed Monday*; this
being Labor Ray aud “a Jecal holi
day. C'UKfonicr* 6^ these necessary
Institutions wifi do well to a'ntiri-
uate their banking; nee ds. - . , s
SfiNT rp KOK *
STKAl.INti. SHF HP.
Hill Williams was sent up to a
bighei court by Magistrate Bryi.ii.
as a result of a preliminary heating
held Tuesday. Williams was chars
ed with stealing sheep from L. W.
Under, of the Pleasant Grove see-
tion.
RKV. r. W. JOXKH " - -
TO PKKA4 H KI NRAY..
Rev. C\ W. Jones, an eloquent
young Baptist minister of Ridgeiand
will conduct services at the Firs*
Baptist church her** Sunday, tnorn-
Cln^ and evening. Mr. Jones has only
recently graduated -.nd give ; . prort^-
Ise ot helns ,i it/’Mig leader In
church w irk.
PACKAGK IIMN HHt I RKR
HY 4t>N<.’KFSSM\N UTI\l,.fA.
A letter from rongressn. ui R.
Whaley, of c^liarleston. stated that
he whs informed that the package
-box for use of the post cfflee ai
Walterbom following hi* request
for it. had been sent -This box has
arrived and is now'in ns»- in front
of the local postoffice.
SFFKCH ttTXDAY.
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Rr, II W. Black accompanted Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Morris to iNag meet
ing of the" P*hte<*6?tal ffoliness faith
at Jule Robertson's Sunday s»wl
made a plea for prohibition p Rr
Bla< k is ■« forceful speaker ■and" .hsn
his -whole heart in the cause o! pro-,
hibition. There were several hun
dred persons present, and Rr. Black
states that he believes that^ everv
on s 4 of them will vote the prohibi
tion tieket.
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Wll.l. M \KK It let:
FOR HHKIUFF.
Hon. J. T pelk of Islandton. au
thorizes the aunnum ement that he
will pqsiti^elv l»e in the race for
nheritt < «dleton county < in tii
next campaign. Mr. Folk lias h i
the nirtter under ridvl*e»*T‘nt for
MALK Ql'ARTKTTK WILL
WITH PARTI*. -
The male quartette which sang so
well at the prohibition meeting here
Saturday..being congratulated on nil
sides, will accompany' the prohibi
tion campaign party in its series of
meetings over the county. This
quartette is composed of the follow
ing young men of the Rrs. Creek
section: A. HrelaniJ. K. P Snund-
ders. A. II. Saunders, and R. S H.
Fisk.
MAN CHO.SHV
VMIITII TO LIVK. ^
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.Ti^iah <;roshy left this afternoon
for. Ridgeway^ Pa.. \vhi re lie po-'m t>
make his future home. Mr Crosby
has been in ch&rg«- of the cold «iri»iK
parlor of II. <;. >• ^ c. Cror-hy. an!
gf * s to accept n pos\ti(m in :t cloth
ing stcr^ at RWm*way., Mr#,.Crosby's
pi re tit s live at lUdgeway. and tney
ha-.e been anxious to ha-ve/lrhcir
daugliter live'near them, Mc/Crns
l»y’s friends wish him ell vfeeess in
SOCIETY.
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• MRS. JOS. W. LITCAS, Editor.
» ' Phone lOOY.
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^ome. time but onl
to make the
that he \voqld, b»* in fK*
untv recently dedd
definire annouio^-nie
MNOTYtT BF»I U I -
\ FRY IttRLY.
Owing to I i'l.cr j
linotype I iri . -m.l i!;,
quent -Jos*, of a d i\ n n
in) erect ini. to w> letters
f.i 'tlifnl V'Ot« i -
1» ft .’out Mo *. . M !• |
I is bed rt <• . I- Xf; y > •iti-t;-
for til’ •th I 11/Vy^: i
out. ' //
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H\. A. i;! ilat h, A. M
Is Russia pht'-iui a game? Vo
the tieriiian-t h« mg \lrawn into r
trap? Is .the History W Tyfl to t>
repented? It woubl so.
In 1M1.- Napoleon/tiMihthed into
Russia‘and took tlo/tlO of 'Moscow
in the month of Ret•*her In tliat
far north land, x i\ inti r »onv«’s early.
The Russians, who know no end of
sacrifice*, harnetl th«* city of M»»s-
cow over his bead and turned him,
and his splendid’army. out*in-the
. t«s-th of a Ru-'ian wenter. ' Mor *
than half of th. ' Grand • Array of
France” p»rtsho«i Russia aocorn-
pUshed aith the told'what her .arnrtt
could not do. It.\va4 the beginning
of Napt tleon's downfall.
\ ISITOR. .
The fri*u>4^ydf / Rev. W. S (iootl-
v. in. to Uo'.umn g.‘\t« re glad |o see
Isitn on/a visit of h lew iiours todiiy
. lit \/ pi ntling a few die -: in tin
' t'ourlv'visiting r l.i:i>< -; ru d fro-nd'-
lyxlotdein is an oh] CoHeto-^
it’X t.r’u.i Little Swamp, v !lu mtiir
tr! apo eote/eil tiei Mi*hodi^t
C« :»•» r'ec e nel Ac ho has been one i.i
tie • mosi • ff«;-ittve- v.orl> ► in ,,l »
hedy. Thoroughly •consecrated n
inVu !\ celiir: in h •, Is. rtadi h,i|
ti It' u; th* i rt.dit i'ji
re he has labored, li.- ha* he> m
■'•o’ -v^ the Uirliburg < ha^r-i for •
• i., and wilI doubt!• s la retU'ii
• d ir the fouKh year
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• *1: this were early in Max. (ba;
em;. might indeed hope for geal
But it it late in August
nd. rt cold Russian winter is it
•and Before the Germans can
< ich'^Petrograd, wiijter will Come.
vcl ’.htit-then? Ask XapoR'dn niol
'its buried legions.
At this season of the year, the
lerlnar.s should not pro ecd he-
vond the River Bur. hut. if is re
ftorted that the Hug is already pass
“d^ Gedhiany has refused to h»-
Mlss M t L. Riverc returned Patur-
dav night from Hendersonville. X
C.. much In.proved from thf trip.
Misses Marlon and Beulah Glover
rre enjoying a visit at Cades with
their . sister. Mrs. Bertie Montgom
ery.
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Miss Leila’P. Padgett lias returned
to her home' at Snioaks after spend-
r a few days, with II. C. Price oi
Sandv Ram.
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M. P. Howell. Ksq.. with his fam
ily, will return home tomorrow, af
ter a pleasant stay at Blowing Reck,
N. C„ with Judge and Mri. G. \\.
Gage. x-afR
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K, L. Fishburne, Ksq.. who ha>
been at Blowing Rook for a Month
with Mrs. Flshhurne’s fa»her. Rnlge
Gage, who has a summer homynl^ere
returned Saturday. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Jos. \V/Xuoas. and
little daughter Carey, xchq have be> n
sp< ndtng a mohth it/i^* up country,
visiting’points ofAtiterest In the two
. Carolinas. returned Sunday. They
'made the trip/by automobile.
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Miss lb < 1«*n Lucas le/t yesterdn
for* Sawmnah, where she goes to
visit Uer sister. Mrs. A. M. Hitt. Mr;.
Hitpiias lately gone to housekeen-
i^if and Miss Helen wishes to pay
n r a visit in her ne*vr home. *«
Mrs. S M. Kdenfield and lilfi”
daughter, of Waycross. Ga.. after
spending some time in Atlanta and
Spartanburg, are here visiting her
si-ter. the Misses Carrie and-Annie
Beach.
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Mr and Mrs. \!b“rt \Yi> hm tti
Travelers Re*t. near Greem'lle. SJr
Wlchma'n returned, getting to Wri
tehi ro Monday night. Mrs.'Wich-
man ibtie daughter, .lejin. will
'en .iln in the up tountrj for •oyeral
weeks longer. ‘ ' 't
\ Blifl.d.it Bacl>. P
Ou’te lari i rowd atti-filed tW
ut Friilav .nLL.t,, k
■ of Mr B. R. Fox in hOn-
Mi:s- .Ma i* it.’V
• LETTERS FROM THE «
* PEOPLE. *
RiscusM-H Kit!vat Ion.
Waiter boro. Aug. ’23.—Editor
The Press and Standard: I feel that
I -am tempted to w rite again to the
people ot this county and everybody
whom it may concern. Who Is your
neighbor and are you your neigh-
bfir's keeper?' l>o you Idve him?’If
not, how can you ever expert to be
saved? What do you worship, your
church, or your c,reed or your O.qd?
If you worship your church or your
creed..you are « lost people Now
friends, the creeds are only nick
namep the people give-to their tnrm
of worship. We are convinced thut
to-lie shved we must first-believe.
and repent and be baptized for the
remission of our sins: • We are.io
b*- baptized In the name of the Fath
er. the Son. and Holy Ghost. Keep
my roir.mar.dia>>nts a search the
Scriptures, for in thejp.we wlR’-Wn'd
ey'erlasting Hte. Do you search the
✓Scriptures? If not, how can anyone
expect to be saved? Won’t It he
grand to he saved with such llttl*
effort on our part. Do we appre-
elate o.»r *t»rother. wdio Is trying to
find the gbit way. J>o we encourr
age him on bis way, or do we turn
our back -on him? - -
Let us take our neighbor’s, hand
and helpAhhn to he saved Friends,
it Is not the creed noj the chnreh-
that carries us so God. It is th«
love \xe have fur evevrbody. Nov.
friends it I have rolled in mud’till
* am an inch thick can a Ditcher '»?
water cleanse me? Xo. it would ta4t*
a pool of it. Thank God for the
river Jordan, which runs as a gold
en -dream through our land Our
God is not a de^f God. He is a just
God will araw-or / nur * pjnyprs
We nr*- commanded to ask in soccer
and v e xvill He' rewarded openly. . If
your are wicked or s.Arl or liaVe
trouble. God is your best friends
Go to Him, Lie will help von.
LUCILLE BEACH
hirtlid ix
the !w>
o. of hi 1
1 - 11 id ax
Tl.e I
jiac^ioei
hi«fory Onr grave fear for Gcrmanx
is that this success spells ruin. Tim-
sad outlook ’is that the Austro-Ger
man dream of empire will !>e buried
rtoncath Hie snoxx s <*f tlie oncoming
w inter.
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Master Walker Hlott has returned
to his home at Harli x x Ule after
;ip«'nding a nvohth with .'his aunt,
j Mrs. Irene Walker, near town.
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C L AS S IF I E Ft
ADVERTISING I#
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HAiEjs—Tltenty-llve cents for c‘‘*h Insertion of less than twenty-
five word-*, tine «ent a tfonl eaili invrtion for •vxeiity-flxe words. :ir
more, t 'asi; Ui advance. * >
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WANTED.
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WANTED, p To do yoqr automobile
repairing Ml work dope by .ex
perts and guaranteed. J. rh Jor-
xUn. Igidge. 8-lS-4tp
WANTED—You to Iring your gin
saw cylinders quick. Vo be sharp-
eneif Kir«t < k»*- )i»i». l»l cent -.-
pot sav by power machines Wal-
terlmro Oil Mill * 8-2f»-2t
WANTFft “ The public to knoxx that
Mitchell, the barber, has aiyepteil
a position with the J. M. >lorri3
barber ahttp,. and he will be
pleased to welcome his , former
: euatonittr*. *:
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WANTED—-A rxpie.entathv in this
community, either mm or v omr.n.
One with ho.'si*.and buggy pre
ferred The work is easy, pleas
ant. and pays xyelh You etn dt*
vort> all of part of jonr ,imo ?•>
If, hut be wart a representative
who desir--* to “*'••• -no-’c.v For
«urh a one we have the beet prop
osition in the S»»uth Address t'
Goodwin. Ldvenrrn Bldg ,
-t’hattnnooga. Teno. H-l-lt
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RKW lltlk—Suitable reward -tor any
Information »hat xxill lead to the
recovery of certain clothing atol-
from the residence of Mariah
singleton, about the of Au-
’ 4 guaU^IVscriptlon ot clothing
: one dark green sateen dress, box
pleated. Gone light , green » soft
chiffon dresg with, embroidery.
One white net dr*^,§ or 3 pleat*,
aatin on bottom. Qm white dress
embroidered to knee. One white
princes* slip See
LOST.
LOST til: STOLEN—A g«.W ladh-*’
xxaich at this office, .winch x\;.*
. *« x id«-ntl> lost or stoff-n. Same can
Ih» had by ow uen Dy paying » \
penses of s» ( iprfng. and cost. oi
th *- advertbtefiient lH*s<ripiio:.
of-watclj witli idenlifiention m; rk*
n-** cswry. Apply at The Bress
and Standard office. T !i l.’.t.
UlsT—A tan traveling bag or grip
containing Articles of clothing
and gecoimt cards. Same \x.»s
lost j lH-txieer. Waitrfliofo
Xeyb-.x Cross Koai's. Liberal re
«ard If returned to Mr. M I’nn-
Otte. ,j» P-T-lt
l.tIsT—Notice is hereby *gix*>n that
deposit t»ook No. IK qf the Colli-
ton Banking Co.. Savings IVpart-
ment has been lost or mislaid,
and I will apply for a duplicate.
Mrs. Alice A. Williams. Walfffr-
l»oro. S. C. <.- ii-l-3t
<> . . .tm ^
-* FOR SALE.
Ft»R SALK—Nice lot of stationery.
In boxes. Pencils, tablets, clips,
etc., etc. The*Frees 4 Standard.
Bryan
t-l-ltp.
fo rfurther particulars.
btlK SALK—Several farnif/bn easy
terms. Well located and health;.
Apply R. H. Wirhmftl. S»-l-2m
BUSINESS. LOCALS.
Hubster'a 0. K. and (’ream Bread
makes home baking unnecessary.
O. K. and Cream Bread wil) aatis-
you hecaune It's really made Just
the way.thr housewife tnqkes bread,
and our mixing machine does'the
Magistrate work better than -human hands.
I That’s why our bread la always good.
Try a loaf.
ga
d
j* folk's who eYo guc: t c '
J^be p;:rl..r xx h* - Ci. '
•ijov. 1 . music and song-; ‘y
Mi- Maggie Mcach. Aftfr this'th/'
x ort- Invited to th. dining rqntn
.lure mike, fruits.,etc., were served
!n abundance.' Miss Fow received
it'in; beautiful prirent*
PERSONAL.
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T. E. McTeer and Dr. H ,\ Wil
Us. of lletidersor.vine.’ wcreTti Wal-
terhoro Monday morning
Mis< Rose Widokler of NVv York
is yisiting Mr. nml Mrs. It. Ia'v » a.nd
w ill spend-a few weeks here
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Mrs Pledger ,Johns, of .i.otlcf ie
iii mwn vislting-nt the home of r
parents, Mr and Mry. K E I
o^-al at
‘ ’i f tllC -'i
- Madison l! ’i.tm. aecompinic’d. by
his sister. Mi--. .*■.«• ttic •*! ■'ni-! ■ i.
was in Via’ter’ v> ’Tdr ^d.vy- **
T M . IMnckJt vY.. of Youngs 1.- ! .ta ’
is spending a few day^ |n to«xn "itl!
his brothef'/j E. Bin< kney.
Messrs. R. II. and II. Wii lima”,
srent Wednesday in Cliarh stoh on
ImKiness.
1.
Mr-; J. E. Mcncncnkh’1 ’
vf Savannah, are visiting her aunt
Mrs '"re*.man at the home of B M.
IC.. Still. »
Clem-on Collegi- ami the t’hnrch.
Kdi* >• ^The Pre*is and Standard
As i.i the jc’st tbore has t.. * n s - ^
criti i m of our State InstRotiorR on
thf/g-oami tliat they ignore.1 »■ *
ityoral and religion- id-ment in their I
t. i<hi"K-\ 1 have thodghi it v»:s’ * j
he of Int re t t » inr m-ople, in rh--sj
parts t.» know ho - Clor.j -or Co||r.^ > x
stand; in the- e • • -1.-rs \V! -• i
sitieii ihis * - e*l 1 * a • ■ tm-ard^ C-.--!
chunh and rf.-Ji,:d. t* i l.intr: i- of j
vart importance became *bo •
ib nt - ar«: from the o rmlng < 1 -".
ti e .b*g (h'-ux of poi.ufatic r. in thi*
S at. and herause of the large
nn nher of young men In nCendrrea
thi :c being enroll* ! jus' about SOb
siuilerit* last xecr.
tin or pear the college campus
tliere are-four charchea, with their
il; dinctlve. organl/rftioh: the Brcshv-
terlan, the oldest the Episcopal. th r -
Baptist and tlie M'fhodist. each bav--
ing :i resident pastor.
The daily exercises of the follegc
are opened with regular chapel ser
vices directed hy these pastor*. r.!io
* T - turns for a week or two weeks
-c. irdfBv as thev shall agree. In
♦his wav the paso rs become known
to the stud tl,.y in ♦heir
nun come to kmo the young men.
*3n thi- ce’tcwo and extension work
mne Uately around ih<-r* are 72
j rofess'xrs and the ouc tion i« " hat
about their relation fo :h‘ c^u*-, h
lif- ? They are of four- . all < r fh*
nd -ipricl t a *d in point of
•e are ,or.ix four of them
\! o h i o devlare.i i o-'n ligious nre-
f'T* r. c. All the others are allied
t*- -oKjc church ar ! more or W?
. efive fn reltg!c,;ja v ork.
N’cvv leNo the s.tnxB^vts. or. tt-e!r
• ■ roHr>jJ»nt in 'the. tfrllege . they are
irt-d to go .* tl.nr church p-tc’
i're nee. and thit once deelrred. thee
ar* reijoire-i,. b\ mlBfi.r- il;.
t-x t**. nd; th*- r< g i! r mor.tug ser-
*■1. • in Jl).* church of their choie •
ex j-ry Sundax 'inRyss ' v jw-rmission
t.hev attend some other ihimh ’Tl; w
Lord’s da' Is strictlvsciliserved. the
B. G. Hyrne is'nt home aijaii
ter spending sever.il weeks
summer Irotue in the
western North Carolina
if
at
mount:*?;
c I’ Fishburne m l son- Colt
xxorth iitui James, m ide <k trip bx
aptomphiie to Clfi-h ton .8uud ■
returning Home* Monday aft*moo,!
yti^s Cor*.Connor has returned to
anift Hailihgton after » six 'w.-^ks -v.o.i
at Branchvllfg. S. C. Rarliusto:
News k- Press.
Prof. .las. F. Ris’ tr. of Stucvru •
vxa< in Walter.horo M’ondvx I’r >f
Uishelr will teach ihn Ash top school
this fall
SU
lunts
not iieinc 't'.lloxv*
-d. to
wand-
nhonjt
over 11;^ woods
and
field*
bn
t f h*
must observe
an orderly
fr*
. ,do in
until the nieht
hour
when
lh
.lav
is closed v fth
a relicjotis
jSf 1
;*c* in the eh::!"’ 1 !
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The, four churcltcK ha
vln*
build-.
ir
♦v anc
r’cuhH; pastor
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in
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pa-if vei-Xil.-.x ti
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- a total o' 1
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s x Of
. the mr-tortiy; r*r-
some Jews and
Mrs. Herbie Price and daugi . •
Gladys, of Kansas City. Mo.
come, to spend a few months with
Her NOV'father. H. K. Brixe. ‘ol h-
Itindton. • *
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Mrs .1 K. Linder. ot r the M* Car
mel neighborhood.'who has oeen on
the. sick list. Is fenorted welt agar;
and back at work fpr the proh'hitio.i
cause. ^ ,
, \The first Overland ear sold hy A
Wiehman 4 Son. was sold to C. W.
Butler and delivered to him Tues
day. -There ary several others 16 he
delivened In the near future.
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Mrs O. P. Folk and son. Perry,
and Miss Rosa Lee Varn. of Colleton
county spent last Wednesday In the
city with Mr. and Mrs. L. M.’Ayer
They .were on their way to the up-
eountr yto spend sometime.—Bam- 1
berg Herald r
.'hi- last numhei
l.ntHemns. With
c ♦holies ■ . ^
\t tc** opetiing r.f the qollege x-'»:ir
a* i ruh. earlv in ^htr'iei*. som-’
-i.x -- etitigi-'d^t or noteif pastor is fn-
vit. «1 to hold r«'\|' ,,r service* in the,
college * livpel for two vji-e-ks and the
n gular p?-for«, and A'.’M. C. A.
• orkors nro expe. ted to take nart..
> that if the question should hr
asked, what aro th.o roligiqus influ-
* in *>s at C tents on Colleoi-? the •xti.-
sxx.r must be.Nhe vetA best. Rr.
Higgs, the ureMdent, is' an active
menjbet 'of the J^esbyterian church
.atui a firm bejiever in the religious
development In mnklng-a good citi
zen and a-iworthv mar.
' * ‘ J. W. WOLLING. -
Waltetboro. Aug. SO,
Mies Eftie Jones of Ashton, h.'vs
ace. pied a »<-hool at Leesvilfe ^or,?
this term. MBs. Jotre* has faucet
♦ his school „two term* qlready and
ha* evien such *entire satisfaction
that she hA? been ehoren principal
again. Her school began Monday.
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The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
J. Frank, Managed •
* r . / . ,
e .ure going to introdiuce ouV entire stock of ('loth-
ing. Shoes, Dry Goods and Millinery, where you can find
hundreds of Bargains at less than manufacturers cost, as
f we’ always sell • more goods for less money and bettei
goods for siime money. *
Just Listen
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Just listen— .
You can find the finest Men’s Suits'in the country,
Blue Serge, or Blue and Brown faricys for only $10.00
Good quality Suits for only \\... .$5.00
Ladies* Skirts, good make, pretty good quality from 75c
to $2.00
-' Idulies Dresses at Half Price . ■ )
Shoes, positively the biggest bargains in Colleton county.
Listen Again
150 pair Ladies Sample Shoes value from $1.50 to $:1.00.
our .'ide price, only 08c
Ladies regular shoes, button or lace, uppers from 08c r?»
.Vkii’s Dress Shoes from SI.50 up to $3.00
s. ■ w
Positively Bargains
t • * * *
Big Bargains in Boys Knee Pants. ,
Men’s Working Pants from 45C !♦* 75 *.
glen’s Dress Pants, all Tailor made, from $1.75 to $3.00
Yard Wide Bleach, good 8c. value, our -ale price only 5c
lard wide H<»mespun, good quality 5c
Have just recevcd a Wg line of Ladies Dress Goods,
it will pay you.tt^sae us before yon buy. a* it is positiveiy
* money saving ir. your pocket. - .
5* ' ’ . «
Please- rvraember w hatover we ailvortise is true and'
y-.ve can prove it at • •
•The Charieston Surprise Bargain House
• J. PRANK, Manager.
Wholesale ant) Retail, * *‘-
Next Door To Express Office. /
X
k lar^e Mattress factory-' had lots of Mattress-
es on band and no orders. Thev offered a num-
her at a very low price for cash and WE TOOK ’EM
• % * , 7 / ^
AVe pruarantee this mattress to be of the $6.50"
Value, All Cotton, Roll Edpe, ah(l Weighs 45
Pounds. Good Grade Art Ticking. Don’t fail
to see it- A' #
WHILE
THEY
LAST
ONLY
—We have not been idle during the DULL
' MONTHS. We have picked up several bargains ■'
and will tell you about a SOLID OAK DRESS
ER next week which we bought at Our Price
and which we will sell at a price that will sur-.
prise you.
Mr. and-llr*. J A. Sneak an«I-
th*lr *on and hi* wlf*. Mr. and Mr*.
Hy.irick Smoak. m-'torM from
Orangeburg Sunday tet *p*nd th*
day with th* *on of th* former, Guy
L. Smoak of th* Providence aection.
OtherwW. All Itiizhi.
A fellow writing to the Walt*rl4>rn
Pr**s and Standard during a rot-
troremy with the editor on the'sub
ject of prohibition.- celled Editor W
W. Smoak e "slim-sided, t.nrrow-
minded. Idiotic, educated /ooi.”
correspondent 'prob
ably thinks Bro. Snook is alright.
—The Anderson Intelligencer.
W. W. Smoak stands on thi*
♦ion. shlrh is mor* than «-a
said of some other newnpape
tor*.
* -
Mias Bell* Wescoat. who has bex
taking a business course in Uharlc
ton. has returned tq the chy and
. . ^ ^ atenograpber for the Faroe
Tee, and he knorp where Editor and Merchants bank.
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