The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 06, 1915, Image 8
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1915..
FLOWERING BULBS
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FOR FALL PLANTING"
' Spanish Iris, Crocus, Jonquils, Tulips,
Daffodils, Narcissus, Friesias, Singie
and Double Hyacinths, Chinese Sacred
Lilies, Hardy Lilies", at
KLEIN’S DRUG STORE
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Everything ]The Best
PHONE YOUR DRUG
WANTS V
PHONE 31
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Rocking Chairs ^
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. Anticipating a‘splendid business
this fall we have purchased -h
large'number of rockers of all
kinds and at a range of prices
from '• ; * I #^'51
$2 toi$6.50
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Thee rotkers are of the latest
makes and combine utility with
elegance. A mnt er evening
seated in one of these rockers
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will be most comfortable. Call
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while choosing is good.
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Brown Furniture Co.
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ralterboro. S. C.
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COTTON SEED TO-DAY
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^ o tti,> interest of (armor* to
*etltlon alive Ui tho cotton
seed tnarki . * ,
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Savage’* Sav^ .Mill Nc..
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^ ■•0 william*. Of William*, was
^Mgrthoac-in town Saturday.
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* MRS. JOS. W. LUCAS. Editor. «t
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Mrs. P. J. Lucas; accompanied by
two of the children spent sever/i
days in Charleston this week.
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MIm Sarah Promberg spent sever
al days in Charleston with relatives
While away her elass was taught
by Miss Millie Fraser. „> .•
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Mrs. M. II. Bartles* left on Tues
day afternoon for Cbe*n?e, where
she will visit her son Mr. H. T.
Battlers. She will spend a short
time with Mrs. J. Elmore Martin In
Charleston while en route.
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Mrs. J. C. McLeod left yesterday
afternoon for Florence where she
will Joiu Mr. McLeod and they will
go north for a delightful trip.
While there they expect to visit New
Yoilc. Niagara Falla, Easton ana
Philadelphia. Penn., Washington,
Richmond and other points.
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Miss Elizabeth Wicbraan left this'
week for-Charleston where she will
enter Ashley Hall She sh^ was unr
able to go last week with her sister.
Miss Mabel on account of slight In
disposition. Mrs. Wichman wait
ed until Miss Elizabeth was well
enough to go and accompanied her
this week and spent several days In
the, city with her daughter.
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Calhoun-Pat terson.
Miss. Kate Calhoun and Mr. Ray
mond Patterson were married at the
home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs, E. A. Calhoun, at Appleton,
last Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock?
Father Ford, of Sumter, performeo
the’ mnrrlage rites of the Catholic
church, in the presence of a targe
number of the relative* and friends
of the contracting parties. The wed
ding march was sweetly played T>y
Mis-’ Ethel Calhoun, a sirnY of the
bride nn«l the groom err the ji’Qung-
at tractive maid of hono- .The hr id?
v as never prettier than • *ier Yy-
♦rr.ctive and stylish tr: v< .ity; suit
In which she was married^/ Imme
diately after th^.cereniopV. Mr. and
^Ir*.’ Paterson left for their future'
frnipln 'Valp'rboro; it is perhaps
worthy “of mention that both the
Vritle ami the jrfoom are the ymr.-g-
<rt niemher? bf their respective
families. •
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WENT Ttl CAM!* MEETING.
(Miite a large - crowd of WalCrno-
•cians attended Indian Field Camp
Meeting near St. (JeorgVon Sunday.
The weather \vns fH»>al anHjthe dun.
Hwh'eh is usually one the worst in-
convenlenees of^ < amp'meetings, had
been laid by it reeent shower. One
of the largest, if not the largegt,
crowds that ever attended this lamp
meeting was congregated on the
grounds on Sunday anil nearly ev
ery one of the ninet odd tent* was
occupied. The good people whQ
were tentlna at Indian Field this year
are most charming and hospitable
and a superfine dinner was to be had
by each and every visitor. > Among
those who went from here may be
mentioned Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jef
feries and Miss Kleth Jefferies ana
Mrs. Carrie Sne Fraser and Misses
Edith and Millie Fraser In Mr. Jef
feries car; Mr. and. Mrs. E. P. Knight
and party of friends fn Mr. Knlght’a
car: Mr. and Mrs. W.\J. Taylor and
family In their car; MrK W. C. Glov
er, Sr.. Miss Eunice Gtovej’. Mrs.
Katie GIo\"er. Miss Kathleen^-i^ve
and Mr. Henry Glover In Mr. G1
er's e^r. Mrs. J. C. McLeod. “Ml
Helen Lucas and Dr. Anderson''Mar
vin In Dr. Marvin's automobile, Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. W. Luca* in their auto
mobile: Mr. and Mrs. E. Hubster
an^ faihllv In his ear; Messrs. T. P.
Murray, Perry' Buckner. W. W.
Smnak. D. L. Smith; Jennings Me-
Cants. Harry Sandlfer and Stpv?
Crosby, L. Haselden. James Slneath.
gnti P. J. Thomas.
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Cottageville. Oct. 4.—Miss Iimz
Price spent last,, week with friends
and relatives in and around town.
While here. Miss Price was the re
cipient of a good many soclahle*v
'Amon Ethem may be mentioned one
given by Miss Annie Reeves on last
Thursday night. The young folks
had the pleasure of hearing some
good music rendered by Miss Ua« h-f
‘Reeves and others.
Miss Maggie Rel| Younmns is py
Colombia attending.school.
* Miss Magzic ls»e Jacques left Mon
day to resume her work a*'teacher
near Savannah Miss Jacques taught
at the same place last year.
Miss Thelma Reeve* is in Orange
burg attending school. * , »
Air. Roland Hill spent Satu'd - 'v
and Sunday with hi* *i*ter. Mrs. O.
P. Price, of Mashawvtiie.
If Mr. Elfhu Price spent Satardav
and Sunday here with relative*.-
BARGAINS!
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BARGAINS!
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Charleston Surprise Bargain House
Where There is Nothing But Bargains
As our Motto is we always Sell More Goods For
Less Money and Better Goods for Same Money.
And if you miss these bargains you surely will
• miss something. Just Look and Listen!' \
$7.5« Suits, you can get t h:m m
Heavy Black or Nice Blue Fancy.
Our Bargain Price * $4.98
only
$10.00 and $12.00 Suits, Blue and
Brown Worsteds. Our jy gQ
Bargain Price
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$15.00 Men’s Suits. Positively
guaranteed all Wool Worsted.
You can get them in all the latent
Shades. High grade quality. Our
Isr in ; .; $10.00
$18.00 and $20.00 Suits, the very best
you can find in the county. Im
ported French Diagonal Serge and
Worsteds. W ehave them in all
colors. ^With these suits we give
’ a raincoat. We have 500 raincoats
-Ofep> give with these Cl Q £0
suits. Our Bargain Price
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Just received 5 bides of cifPcked
•Homespun. This Homespun sells*"
regular at 10c per yard, but our
Bargain Price is, only per 7c
yard
Or 15 raids for $1,00.
8c Yellow Homespun, 36inches wide.
Our Bargain Price
Per yard
$3.00 Boys’ Suits
Okir Bargain Price ..
$1.75
We also have Boys’ Suits at a
lower price and higher price.
We have just received a new line of
Ladies’ Coat Suits. It will pay you
to see us before you buy. * Our
,pn™*e $2.98 to $13.50
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The Biggest Bargain You Ever Saw.
OH, YES!
Our Men's Pants will he sold at
your own price.
Men’s Shoes. We have them in all
sizes, all grades and at any price to
suit vour pocket. Isn't that great,
that you can buy a dress or work
shoe at Cur Bargain Cl JO
Price
We also have W. I.. Douglas shoe-.
$4.00 grade, our Bargain $2.98
8c White Bleach, 36 inclfes
wide. Our Bargain Price
10c Apron Gingham, all tolors and
all checks, guaranteed all fast
colors. Our Bargain 6e
Price
Please remember what we advertise is true and
we can prove it. If you want to save a dollar this
is the only place you can can save it at
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The Charleston
Surprise Bargain House
Wholesale and Retail
J. FRANK, Manager
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j. bin* at Bethany
Therf will be nreae urdav ■ ft *'
church the aerond Sit n*. at 11
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Public m WrtloHy InvitetL
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• Llandton. Oct. ^ The weather ha*
been very plca*anr tn thi* section for
the farmer* to gather their cotton.
Mr. Milton Polk and faimiv left
Wednesday for Pembroke. Ga.. where
he will fro make hj* home.
Mouzon and Ollvpr Polk left for
Pembroke. Ga .Jast Wednesday.
Miss Inez Polk has returned to
Charleston to attend the Confederate
Home Collefte.
Mr£Ia*per and Mis* Essie Polk nt-
tendtJIP a party at Mre. Pet Avants
Saturday night.
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We have just put in one of the finest lines of stoves ever sold in Walterboro, a stdVe
which wiU.be immensely popular as soon ns introduced. They are made right, and carry
with them a guarantee which is a complete protection to the purchasers.* •
This Patented “NEVER RUST” Range is guaranteed to give you Service and Sat-
isfaction. X , X. ^
It is made of Pure Pig Iron and weighs ^OO pounds. , "
A written guarantee by the manufacturer comes with every Range. Body guaran
teed to last 20 years; fire box for 2 years; centers and covers 10 years. *
Ask us to show you why this one Range will last as long as five common Steel
Ranges. . *
Price Only $40.00
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KOGER
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. NOTICE
Ja* E. Peurifoy. John H. Peifrlfoy
and L. B. Houck announce the form
ation of « prfrtrtership for the feneral
practice of law under the firm name
of Peurifoy Broa.
Walterboro. 8. C.. Sept. 21. 1»15.
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Mrs. Adame, of Pembroke. Ga.
accompanied her son, is vlsitlnR
at th ehome of tier grandparents,"
^Capt. and Mre. G. W. Way. They
came over to attend the golden wed
ding celebration of her grandparents
which took place at their home at
M}. Carmel. ,
’’Uncle Tom” Caldwell, of Lodge,
was In Walterboro Monday. He wxj
accompanied by bis daughter. Miss
Sal lie.
Mrs. H. W. Black and Miss Cecil
Arnett attended the school opening
»t Lodge Monday. * X
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