The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 15, 1915, Image 8
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PAGE EIGHT
The press and standard
WEDNNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1915
Beauty and Comfort
I In The Home 1
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Nothing adds so much to enjoyment in
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the home as gcx>d furniture. At a very ^mall
cost cn6 can add a gr2at deal to the elegance
and comfort of the "home. Science is making
_ the same improvements in furniture it is
fnaking in other dines cf industry. ^The
housekeeper should keep up with furniture
improvements the same as the farmer does
in his field or the merchant in his store.
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We have made this a matter of study,
and we have all the most up to-date furniture
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and house^furnishings.
Rockers, Tables, Ddsks, Dressers, Suites
for Bed Room, Parlor, Sitting Room, Odds
and Binds—Single Pieces. 1 ' . *
IIOVT PORGBT THE HOME
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Brown Furniture Co.
Walterboro, S. C.
STOKES SCHOOL
BEGINS SESSION
SECOND YEAR AS RURAL
GRADED SCHOOL BE
GAN MONDAY s
EXERCISES GOOD
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Xcm&CT of In'Or^-tinx Ad'ltvo.i’*
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M.4 It- Tt* Large Audience At
Oitcnina Stolon
H. 8. StrickUbd
O. A. Beach
W. F. Copeland 5.0ft
J. W. Campbell s.qo
Joe Beach 5.00
J. C. Strickland .: «.00
Others agreed to assist in the wor..
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Fanners to Meet Also. *
At the same time the farmers e.
the community were invited to „
disetfssion of the matter of gro-.v.’ngi
wheat. The desire ) 8 to secure a num- i
her of pr»mi.*es to plant a suffi&ient .
amount of wheat to enable \V. C i
Sa unde re. who is runnin? a mill, g;r.-|
t«ry. etr.. to install additional nr-j
,fhinery for; tnakingflour.
Siunderr has stated ihat. In case or
; ledges for planting enough whr«-t;
eopid be retured, he would immeti;-
4tely install the machinery.
The Stokes school began its 11*la-
11* 16 session Monday morning.v The
teachers for this term are: Prof.vJ.
Williams Campbell and Miss LuKe
l onnor. Sir. Camobell is a graduate
>f the Citadel and has had several ' beb presented st the. Colonial Thea
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Mlsg Mary Plckford. the world s
foremost motion (tTesure star, w. u
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For Sale
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We are offering for immediate sale a handsome
dwelling located on one of the principal streets of W , al-
terboro, comparatively rjew and In good repair, on a well
located and large lot, just the thing for the man desiring
to buy a home or for the man who is seeking an invest
ment which is bound to bring returns.
Ald> two 'urge desirable dwelling lots in excellent po
tion of town, well located to business section and depot.
These are lots which are bound to increase in value amk
hey can be l>ought now for a very reasonable price.
See us for other valuable city and farm property
id insurance of every kind, ; V - -
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t. JEFFERIES. President.
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Insurance
D. L* SMITH. Manager.
7-
Cents For Cotton
In order to reduce our stock of Dressers,
Bods, Sofas, etc., we will j ay i2 cents for
grading middling,..,;
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Bring us your cotton and buy what you
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wish in furniture. We will pay you 12 cents
in furniture, and highest mai*:et price in'
cash for balance of bale.
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Enterprise Furnitnre Co.
. / C. II. ROGER, Manager.
years’ experience teaching. Miss
Connor Is a Withrop graduate and
taught last year as assistant in the
Stokes school.
The Opening exercises were held
at the Stokes school Monday morning
beginning at • o’clock. . County
Superintendent of Education, Hugo
S. Strickland . presided, over the
meeting. There was a splendid at
tendance of patrons and pupils and
r.n enjoyable morning session \vas
had.
Mrs. Hugo S. Strickland, county
irganUer for the rural school Im
provement association was present
and organized an association for the
Stokes school, electing officers and
enrolling » large membership.
The* exercises were opend w:*.n
prayer- by Hey. J. R. Funderburk.-
after which Prof. Spencer »Connor.
who was principal of this school last
year.' was introduced and fnade a
short talk to the patrons of the
school' 'urging them to -co-operate
with the teachers in --the
sthool year a succors c vising
regularity of attendance the pifri
of the pupils.’
The nes^. speaker yc." ' ' un B.
Plunders., member fcf ' 1 County
Hoard of Education and hlsO a pa
tron of the Stokes school. Mr
Saunders earnestly seconded 'the re.
marks of Prof. Connor ;n urging
regularity of attendance.
•' \V. W.t Smoak. editor of The Pre?*
and 'Standard, was next inlrodur*..
and spoke of the Impoi tan.-e of c-tln-
cation in this day <tnd time as coni-
i'sitcd with h * gen-’raiiou ago He
(ommeuded the spirl' of the progress
of fhe community by tha new school
building and- the large attendance
at the opening of the sehool.
Mr. Snvoak announced -that he ex
pected to- use a page of The Press
end Standard *ach week- as educr.
tional page, to he filled with news
from the different schools of the
ronn-ty- and also -Mated that he was
foing to offer a gold medal to be
competed by forays throughout the
county jn an oratorical conte?:.
Thi- will, he supplemented by a gold
medal offered by the county super
intendent of education, for the same,
purpose for the^girls in the county.
Prof. J. Williams Canipiteil we«»
intro4iyced and made a talk, to the
natrons and pupils. Mr. Caiupbet.
« xplained that his idea of tjio i*ig!v (
kind of teaching and impressed Upon
the pupils the' pecesslfy tor regu-
laritv attendance. He promised
in do all he could to advance the
cruse, of education In the 'Stokes
community. ' ' , .
-County Superintendent of Educa
tion, Strickl-nd. in an earnestJ.au
dross to this school comp!imepf»r
them on the splendid school which
they had built hut'stated that-^Tfry
had only ^ust begun nbd urged ev-
ry 1 ember of the county to do li^-
11 duty in lyomdting the cav-e
ducatlon of the pupils in the schon*
He Stated that in the ancient repub
lics in Greet and Rome only ?-.e
aristocrats were educated and a.^i-.
result# Greece and Ttom« re*:. |.._
entire people are educated in fn-o
America where every man considers
hintself an uncrowned king and eV
ery woman and uncrowned juern.
. Hr luwd Improvement A sprint Ion ^
Mrs. lingo Strickland .e*cpljilned
'ihe purpose ef the S.-heol Improvo-
ment association and 'procoe.ie 1 ’♦
irtco to terftjet an orgrtrizatior.
w-.’s done bv the election of Mrs. r
R. Strickland tu* president, Mrs. \V-
r r-.potand. vice president npd
>" v Brc-lrpd, secretary md tregs-
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’ r he ffoHo'vlng IrdbQs ^c’ , o *-
’■'died member-, of Jh^nssocdwtior •
«3. p. Sa.irhders: c’vt-
5n" • -shVMrs. G. A. I> -.fdK M'
tre Friday night in a novel and tvp-
icale characterization. “The Eagle’s
Mate.” by Anna Chaplin. . This is a
drama of splendid emotions and he
roic action, a story palpitant wtrn’
primal passions and the Joy of H,>.
Next Tuesday will be presented
a Warner's Feature. ’’The Follies of
Youth.” The story of a young gtii
wha imagines she cares more for
riche* than for true love but is
avc&kened to the fact that real love
is the only true bond in life.
Every night in the week the Co
lonial Is showing splendid pictures
and \tylterboro should feel protm
of heaself for havingesuch an up-to-
date enterprise and , .should show
their pride by nfeeral patronage
are sure to be pleased.
You
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* WAl.TI.REnon MARKET
* September 13, 1015.
* Cotton Middling... . 101^
* Cotton seed . . $22.00
■* Waltepboro has been pay-
* InR the tpp of the market for
* both cotton arid cotton seed.
* iA considerable quantity of
* both seed and staple were
* bought during the week. fl.
* G.'Crosby. Ishant Padgett
* and^F. P. Wichman Are buy-
* ing cotton. The Walterboro
* .Cotton Oil Co.y and South-
* ' erh'Cotton Oil Co., of Savan-
* nnh, represented by H. E.
* Snvage are buying seed. -
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Reach and Jdr.
V>d Mrs. A. B. Beach, of Stoke?.
retur;ied from -Adams Run and Edis-
to Island Friday. They were accom
panied home by Mrs. W. J. Perr»*
fipd little daughter Mamie.
Sale of Introduction
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The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
J. Frank, Manager
We are poing to introduce our entire £tock of Cloth
ing. Shoe-. Dry Good? and Millinery, where you can fir.J
* hundreds of Bargains at less than manufacturers cost; as
we always sell more goods for less money and bettci
■ goods for same 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 fancys for only $10.00
Good quality Suits for only $5.00
Ladies’ Skirts, good make, pretty good quality from 75c
,to $2.00
t Ladies Dresses at Half Price .
Shoes, positively the biggest bargains in Colleton county.
Listen Again
150 pair Ladies Sample Shoes value from $1:50 to $3.00.
our sale price, only 98c
Ladies regular shoes, button or lace, uppers from 98c up
Men’s Dress Shoes from $1.50 up to $3.00
Positively Bargains
Big Bargains in Boys Knee ^ants.
Men’s Working Pants from 45c t<f 7“"' /
Men’s Dress Pants, all Tailor made, from 81.75 to $3.00
l ard Wide Bleach, good 8q, value, our sale price only 5c
Yard wide Homespun, good quality ; .5c
Have just receved a big line of Ladies Dress Goods.
It will pay you to see us before you buy, as it is positively
money saving in your pocket.
Please remember w hatever we advertise is true and
.ve can prove it at
The Charleston Surprise Bargain
J. FRANK, Manager.
Wholesale and Retail.
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Next Door To Express Office. 1
House
In The Observation
Religious Holiday,
Our Stores Will Be
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I THE H. W. COHEN STORE
J. FRANK, S. FINN JEWELRY CO.
H. 2ALIN, SOBEL & BOGOSLOW
COLLETON BARGAIN HOUSE
(Both Stores)
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Which
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of vet inmi extra lev' ”i
»(t of the jote v,p* n tie. tv,
to* cast ia favor cf !
gainst. .
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borne, which road
n*w district are;
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work win begin e.I «*»
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ce on the
before mother election ran b£ held.
10 fave another fwtitjon eirrulnt'--.
Tbo Jaw states tbit an addiiibpM
levj*iHould carry for tile majority o»
the vote* that are in favor of it. No
provision 1* made fo ranother eiec-
tlou in ca»e of a tie. ,
’* repotted fe .
|vere bad tv^fidit’op. ,\ • «. .. i
ijp esivd fey thf* c’' rT for S'*-!
urdav aft- rb-^r at. 4 o'clock. Kl-rh- j
wav Commissioner. J. E. Moore ha*'
bv^en In'itml to be orr*eht -t tr ■*
and to assist in cett*’'^^ 1
road work started. The followir.K!
contributions were voluntarily made 1
\«t this meeting for a road fund:
MILUWS
A c—r^iial-jnvicaticn is ex
tended >0 ths ladies of Colleton
County to attend cour first dis-
play of Fa.’ Millinery, Wednes-
day,Thursday andt'i'iciav'.oSeo^
22, 23 and 24, 1915.
Miss Blanche Conyurs in charge
. TAYLOR’S
Parlors.
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