The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 15, 1915, Image 5
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1915'.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
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ST. C. T. V. MEETING
MONDAY AFTERNOOX' •
A verj' importanr inertine of the
W. C.'T. U. will be held Monday
afternoon at 5 o'clock, at the-Uap-
tist church. Matters of ronsWLerabl*
importance will Come before ;hi-
meeting and-every member is u:- B ctl
• to be present .
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PROF. BEI.MNGEK
VISITS WAI.LTERIIORO.
Prof. E. B. BellinrPr', who has
spending several < hs in Chari*
‘day- Prof. IV lIinfirr v.r.--n r .’.i, *
to Prltchar ’vme whore h- >< i i
serve as.principal of the sV.; >1 r ■
for the next year. Prof, i: •!fin- r
v.as formerly a resident of Wr.tPr-
hrro nrd hf'.s i truibej: rf friendt
who are always Rind to ..e him . h* n
In town.
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TOE. PADOKTT .
HAS RETURNED.
. Col. James G. Padgett, who has
has been spending a month at thy
Battle Creek Sanatorium, Battle
Creek Mich.. and other poin-s
north and west, has returned to
Walterboro. Col. Padgett hao „
moat delightful trip and enjoyei
thoroughly his rest from work. He
It much improved In point of health
from the splendid climate which , ne
hat been enjoying.
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A. M. 8UMMERAIX
LEAVES WALTERBORO.
A. M.'Summerall. who has.,been
with'-Ulff 8. Finn Jewelry Co., for
several years as watch repairer, n-is
decided to go into business for him
self and has selected St. Petersburg
. Va., afc bi» future home. He left fast
week for this place and -has openea
there a Jewelry and repair shop. w»r.
Summerall has been a resident of
Walterboro for a number of year*
tand leaves many friensds here who
vish him well in his new-
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AV. P. Addison, of * Cottageville,
was a visitor in twon Monday.
A. K. Denton of the Snider’s sec
tion, was in town Monua.v,„
transferred TO
MAGISTRATE Iiri.L.
.* The trial of the -.ve of J. i*. Wil
son ' Men Si rick land whiah v a
f*et lor trial at Wniterboro. ttwlay
j was transferred on chance of venpe
Ma? ; stvate flih’s eourt, r •! ,vii!
be tried later. Tlie parties to tiff* 1
1 ’lir ■. iruj their witnesses -vere all
.i»r r >, : t today. Tin-- is a knit on •■ r '
> ! . t; .pm i).eu- r hr bv Mr. Wil-oa
. J Mr; : • • \ •>-> .-ittfVMjO
in« I,is eo-v. Ti case • .;*\eV uy
f: a .i Willi urns. -
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Pi:t»'*T\H\T t.RE* \\vn<)l»
r t’MCP t. 'vrr!\*; ItKRC.
\V. D. Wil • n, one • f Greenwcod’s
nfo : tTi, i! an i suit -u'mI fa-rmers,
] is s-i •:'.dirg' tills <w« ; ek in Waltor-
I boro as the snest nf >iis daughter,
i Mrs. F. i.. Morrow-. . Mr. Wilson i*
very much interested in the wealth
o' roil lie h;>< seen in this low
eonrtrv. He is of the opinion, how.
ever, that stock law 'would be n
hlesr ing tot the people, of this coun
ty and he is \ery much amused at
jhe kind of hogs he sees running at
large.
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SUPREME mUHT
CONFIRMS DECISION
The Suprothw Court has >ust hand
ed down a 'decision in the case of J.
Ml Reeves vs. The Atlantic Coast
Line railroad company, which \va«
tried at Walterboro about one year,
aro. This case gre •• out of the
killing of a horse, at Adam* .nun,
belonging to Mr. Reeves. The Cir
cuit Court rendered a decision in
favor rf th^xplaintiff. The defen
dant appealed and the Supreme
Court has sustained the decision of
the Circuit; Court. The amount of
the judgment awarded is 1288.00.
COTTON WAREHOUSE z
STOCKHOLDERS MEET
COMPANY REORGANIZED
AND READY FOR* BUSI
NESS AGAIN
ADVISE HOLDING
Resolution Calling .on the Farmers
To “Sell a Little; Hold a Little"
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Ar,> A«lopted
retniirements for the negotiatipn of
notes .with cotton certificates as se
curity include a regulation provid
ing for the grade of cotton so stored,
the warehouse company .instructed*,
the secretary to order at ooce suffi
cient sets ®f-the government stan»._
ard cotton grades so as to furnish
•etch warehouse with a set of stand
ard*. -
The following were elected if tv-
board of director* to serve for the
'-o-ninsj year; w. P>. Gruber. Paul
S triers. W. 7. Aver. J. M. W.tseB.
rmi .Ins. Peurifoy, all eannectel
•Yyo'wtret"^- -with the husiu* s* and
famine interest ^ tbe coun*v. At
a meeting of the~bonrd of d'mtcrs
held subsequent to the ’meeting of
the stockholders t^e^ollowirg-vTre
J elected officers: Paul Sanders, presi
dent; W. If. Gr^j^er. 1st vjeo pt <i-
•"eet • v* 7 Vv r. .2nd vhm pre-idfjtt:
P. M. Jefferies, se r ref airy and t.fen«-
: urer. •
Tom Hasell and J. Pairick, of
Charleston, were in Walterboro Mop,-*
day on business.
Mrs. B. R. Hiers, of Hampton,
spent Friday night in town at t:*v
home of Mrs. Jf 3. GrtTlin.
.Jasper w. Crosby of Ruffin, an : i
daughter Miss Maud, were in town
today.- ^ j
Mrs. W v J.. Trov.c’.l, of Gre-
J*vnmp, was a visitor m to . n M;,..-
day.
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Mi\s Kathleen 1> Trevillo’ !-t,
this v.eck for Wini’arop College,
v.litre site will resume her studie-.
Adolphus Jones leaves today for
Wofford College, where he will en
ter on his second year.
D. E. Smoak and ’-on, J. 1). ani
B. F. Carroll, of Smoaks, were busi
ness visitors in Waletrbdro Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Bassett is spending
sometime with relatives near Ehr.
hardt and Qlar this week.
Drawdy of Green Pond wat
isitor at Walterboro
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businbss - \
Monday .
F. N. Jones and J. 8. Sanders of
the Arhton section, were in Walter
boro Sunday .
Mr, H. 8. Jernigan, of Port Roy
al, isivislting bis sister, Mrs. F. S.
Long.
Mrs. H. H. Price and little daugh
ter, Gladys, of Kansas City, Mo., are,
spending a week with Misses Geneva
and Hazel Adams at Cottageville.
Mrs. B. B. Benton, who has been
visiting at Greenville, Caesar’s Head
and Chester, is expected to return
the latter part of the week.
Howell C. Jones, who recently
won the scholarship at the Citadel,
will leave Friday afternoon to begin,
his course there. . ,/
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Miss Lizzie Bassett of Olar Mill*'
just returned home from p pleasant
visit to her cousin. Miss May. lias-
sett -near Walterbf ro. /
Misu Mary Annie Padcelt, Laurek:
Utsey and \. Q. Padgon w'*ro men.
hers of nn .automobile party wK<F
visited d?nm*Jerg ami Fairfax, - Sun
day and* Monday// V
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The annual meeting of the <ioc\-
holders of the Planters \Vareluuise
Company was held in tb^offtec < f.
W. R. Gruber. E^q.. on Saturday and
resulted in the reorganization of tli -
company during thin >vr.r and a>-.
ganized last year as an emergency
'solution of the cotton problem and
assisted materially the local farmers
in holding their cotton. Ware
houses are operated at four points
In the county under the charter of
the corporation, Ashton, Moselle,
Ritter and Walterboro /
The meeting on<Parurday decided
to continue the oueration of the
company during t this year and oc-
cordingly have ahnounced that they
are rady for the reception of cotton
for storage at 25c , per _ bale per
month at the four points where they
operate warehouse*. A resolution
Introduced by.W. B. Gruber. Eb(]. t
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BIRTHS
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pf-rn f i ' T *-. end Mr*-. Johnsiiir
Crosby, Sunday. September 12th. a
J bov. . .
j IBorn ’o Mr. and Mr«. W Charles/
! w-nrth Glover. Monday, SeiUbmlier
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t-as
passed urging the Colleton
farmed to market his crop Intelli
gently placing very little of It on
the market at this time, and calling
upon the farmers not to be deceived
with the present^ Increase in price
over a'few months ago but to stand
steady in the boat for the future rGo
which 1s bound to come. The reso
lution endorsed the ••sell a littl*k
hold a little plan.” and asked for co
operation among all of the Jar piers
in realizing the true worth of/their
coMon crop. . /
Since the Federal Re=»-yyp Boa’--’
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S'lOAKK St HOOl,
TO/ OPEN
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'R*d school
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Mondav. Ser.t. 2h.
The pa-
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of the*
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The regular meeting of the Wom
an’s Missionary Society will be held
at the Methodist church Thursday
afternoon at 5:3') o’clock.
T. R. Rishcr, Sr./and Jr..-G. X.
Risijor ; nd Ben were In town
Sr.turday, having come over to at-
11, r,d it' m v tB’y of the stocjtholdet-
■ f>f the Ccllefon Warehouse Co.
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!>r. J. P. Herndon end sons v Gen ^
Kleiu. gad Merrick, spent from Fn-
<!a\- to Sunday at \'afnyllle»nisitiuy
at the hofnes of W. C. and C. I:
Patrick./
. C. H. Fraser of Ehrhardt. sne^.t
yet terdny antf this morning in Wal-
teyboro on route to his home after
ft two weeks’ holiday spent in visit,
inp the mountains of Xorth Caro
llna. ■'
Miss Octavia Yarley left Sundav
for Lakeland, Flit., where she Vlll
attend school. On her way; shqj wii!
spend a few days with relatives in
Savarinth.
Among those-whO attended the pro^
tracted meeting at Bethlehem Wer®':
ssrs. Bert Baggett. Harry and Ed
die O’Brien and Mr. G. W. Sweat.
They mode the trip in Mr. Baggett’*
new Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P'. jO’Brifn of
Hendersonville, visited tire latter’s\
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Smith
at Cottageville on Sundav last. Th< v
made the trip in Mr. Willie Capfr’s
car.
E. T. If. Shaffe^ proprietor and
manager of the T*-rfy a: Shaffl-r
department etor®. leaves this after
noon fo'r^I ’.ltinMtre and other north-
era markets for the purpo*e of !a--
ine in a sunnlv/>f goodstfor-winter
tr^de. Mr. Shaffer is a careful bitv-*
or pad will -select the best that the
mark ‘f« offif fdr his.customers.
V-. P’nd Mrs. R. L. Black
children /if Gainesville. Fla., so* *
!;-t w*" k visiting .relative* in •• > ;
mar Walterboro. Mr. ’and Yr-.j
Blaik b/t'e numerous friends o' tk
community vhq an always delirh: d j
to see them.
,UR LINE OF BOYS KNEE SUITS FOR
Fall and .Winter is unusually lafge and varied,
Embracing Practically all of the best wearing
materials, and the Strongest possible Work
manship that boys require. . And the range
colors include all the newest Blues, Browns,
Greys, Solid and Mixed Patterns. Be sure to
see our Wool Boys Norfolk Suits with two (2)
pairs of Pants for $5.00.
THE H. W. COHEN STORE
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A, S, KARESH, Mgr.
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Our ad in this paper last week brought results beyond our ex
pectations and we have sold out every item advertised—but we
have been able to get several of the same great values for this
weeks selling—and would be pleased to have every one share in
these merchandise bargains. * It is so gratyfying to i|s to hear the
many kind words of praise for the matchless values we have iu
stock—and these words are proven true by the way the goods have
been bought without any hesitation by people who khawa bargain
when they see it. ' - * * •***
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KID GLOVES
10 d"zen Ladies Ki<T Glovcsigood, vlean stock,
net guaranteed, but they will give as good
wear as'any $1.00 glove.- We have-only
’ sizes oG>, G 6X, 7 7X. 8 and they are
’ a bargain * O0C
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(Guaranteed Kid Glove at ? 1.00.
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36 Inch DARK PERCALES
The very same goods s« Id by other so-called
Dry Goods Leaders at 10, and 12V**c per
yard. These are mill ends and only run 3
' to 5 yard lengths—good quality and good
patterns ^ . . 71/,r
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A BIG. RIBBON VALUE
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150 pieces of Silk Satin and Moire Ribbons,
width 100; about 4\ » inches wide. These
ribbons are worth anywhere from 18 to 20c
per yard. We have marked them special
'• ®L X • 10c
• per yard
DRESS
>DS
50 pieces Wool Dres.^Xevery fabric that
could possibly-be wanted by good dressers.
In this lot wX* have ^ Crepe-de-Chines
Silk Poplin^ Wool Poplins. Wool and Silk
Crepes, (Gabardines, Serges, Messalines,
Satins/^ilk- 1 . Velvets, Cordur vs. and ui
fact'every faliric that is in vogue today.
SILK AND LISLE HOSE
VV’e have the exclusive agency for Munich
Hose Supporter Tabs -Topi Hose. These
give extra wear to your Hose and prevent
threads pulling out. Ask to see these Hqse
when in our store for the yare a great
invention'and we know they win'be appre
ciated by buyers who know a good thing
when they see it. / ' »
Embroidery and Crochet Material
Eagle Crochet, all colors 2 for 5c*
J. and P. Coats Silk Crochet Cotton 5c
Carpet Warp in White, per pound *.25c
Eagle Crochet, all colors •• •I® c .
Royal Society, all color 2 for 5c
Peri Luster .‘1 for 5c
Knitting Wool Zephyr, per skein......... 10c
Tatting Shuttles Jk and 10c
Crochet Needles .y[. 5e
Embroidery Hoops *. ./£ .5 and 10c
COAT SUITS A NIL CLOAKS
This department *is nintf located up-stairs
next to our millinery^ department. We have
a small line of-wAo-date Coat Suits and
Cloaks—All rngmlar priced, no job lot
stuff, but aJLgood, clean, tailored goods.
Every one'of them a distinctive work of
art and/designed especially for our trade.
BLEACH /
Full 36* inch Bleach, good, even count cloth,
not very much starch in it one—of the
best pieces of goods we have ever sold—
easily worth 8c per yard *
Price
See Millinery openinar announcement in this paper. Don’t for
get the date—Sent 22nd, 23rd and 24th. Be sure to come.
TAYLOR'S 1111
WALTERBORO’S POPULAR STORE
NOTH F TO SCHOOL PATRON ■j,
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I am aUthorize<! ,bv the resolution
of the boar*! of trustees to make
the foilov.inK nnoouncemenf:,, "
The patrons of the school ar® nr-
tifie.l that children who wish to en
ter the first arade this lessen
sould be enrolled in the first two
weeks of the sch*»oi year if thev rre-
now «.fx years old or if they wFl
be six years oltf before January l.
l!*lrt.
Those ehildren who will be sv.
after .’^.fitiarv 1. will not he admit
ted until September of next vear.
F. 8. LOXG,
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LASSIF IE
■■ ADVERTISING
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RATES—Twenty-llve rents for e nrh Insertion of less than twenty-
five words'. One rent a word each insertion for twmty-Ave words, ar
more, t ask in a«tv')Uire.
FOR SALK
FOR SALK—Xi<
in bo^es. j\-neils. tablets, clips,
etc., ctf. Tbe'T’ess and Standard.
4 # rf*,
<1. K. Breed in, Brcmary of Btoine** >Ieii'*' Lesgue. Wim*,- Mcrk lor
Prohibition Was Invaluable. . ^ .
This will notify -all thote concern,
ed thnt A; M. SuSnoveral! has sold
his interest in the capital stock of
Mrs. IV. A, Black Millinery Co.. *■>
the urdersirned. .
S. FINN.
WnKerbofd. s. C* SepL 13. 1915
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I OR HALE—SeveraX farm? on* easv
termi. Well located and healfhv
Apply R. H. Wlchmah,^ 9-1-2m,
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FIR HAl.li—My house and\ lot ;-t
Smoaks. Five/rooms 'amj ha!!-
- -vay. Price and terms reasonable
I*r. L. M. Stri-kiacd,
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SmoakX S
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FlR HALE OR lU^T—A #:ara«fc>
spec ially built for repairing auto
mobiles situated on Railroad ave
nue. Excellent opportunity for
the right man. Apply M. Pan)-
otte, Walterboro, S. C. . 9-8-2t
Ft»R KALE—Rhode Island Reds
Rev. f>r. Wolling is o.fering if in®
cockerels ad pullets from his
ip* n of bigh-clgss R. I. Reds. Ho
also has a few hens of high grad®
whhh he will sell. AH at very
reasonable prices. Call at the
Methodistr’. parsonage. • 9-8 c 3t
FOR RENT.
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H»R RENT'—One store room b*--
f'M-en hirst National Bank -nd
- tt The Press an*H Standard. Apply
Jaa, h. Peurifoy, Walterboro, s.
Sept 15 It
LOST.
IAIST OR STOLEN—A gold ladles'
watch at, this office. wlSleh was
b« had by owrjer by paying ex-
evlHeijlIy lost or stolen. Same can
penses of securing, and cost of>
this advertisement. Ileseiiptio ri
of watch with identiflcaton mark:;
necessary. Apply at The Pre<s
and Standard office. !M-3t
Turnip seed and rye seed at An
derson’s _ lt
No. 666 will cure Chills and Fev
er. ft is the most speedy remedy we
know. , _ 6-19-4m
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