The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 20, 1915, Image 8
PAGE EIGHT
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 101',
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Roptore Expert Here .
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Hbroidery
To All WI»o Crorhet, Knit or Keelejr, PatroniaMl bjr U. *4. Army
and Xnvjr, Called to Clu»rl***»t4w>
F. H. Seeley of Caicago and Pbll-
adelphia, Uie noted truss ex per.,
] will be at/the ('harlestoo hotel, and
Wo now have In stock the very, will remain in Charleston Tnnrsi-y
finest and roost lastiivs materials to and Friday only, October 2S and
Ih- obtained in the world. * I Mr. Scelev says: • Th-> Spermati-r
There is no use for you, to put Shield as now used and approved ny
hours and hours on work and thou ,the Unito-I States giveamiicnt w:;l
Ikaw- Lt fade or turn yellqw with 'not only ret-.'n nn-’ ease of. ,upturn
washing.* * *t' | perfectly, affording inuu'Oiate and
Get th< best materials. We have eomplete #rji*lief, but closes the b|r- t
then. • ' I ening in In daymen tbe aWrag.
PERSONAL. *
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Mrs. Clarence M. Harley spent the
week-end al KJice 'vt*b rsUtlvew
i.Mr. W. P. Harley is exp«*oto«i In
town the latter 'part of the week.
summer in Naples, N\ t'.^ have rV--'*
turned to their home for the winter
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Mr. and Mrsf G. P. PeJiny^ wiio
have been spending the summer ” ;rii
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Remley. at Ma-
shawviii-, left Saturday for their
Florida home to be away during »h*
v inter.
COTTON SEED .TO-DAY
Whit" < rochet cott.on in the fol-j case. Tins instrument received tue
lo vihg, numllers, Stf 'Z. No. 5.'No.; only avurd 'iiv laddyMel ; n<J .npai'i,
10 No N’o.*40, No«, «f.0. No. dO. * produ/ing revolts without' surKt/y,
uring results \
y.< ru Crocliet Collon in Nos. . r »-20 injections, nodical treatment <■.
No. HO i prescription*. Mr. Seeley hat 1 dot
Crorhet Cotton in Linen Cohfl^and umenis from tije i niti d States
! in in No -f. and No. ::o. < rntnent, Av'cshington l». ( .. forl.i-'
J. W, Baggett, of Henderso
visited Mr. Rootle on Sundav
.toseph LangdaNt!
Grove, was in town -iiOi.dv. « t\ .»
business tt(|*.
3trf. Edward L. Catch, of Aca>i.< 1
Run t was in VValterlioro Tuesday ol
this week., Mrs. Catch wa« Miss
rsonvil'ie Reach of the 3ft. Cartiiel set-,
via, 'l tlon ^. k . •
Tin entertaip^uent that wgs piven-
,f ■,,, , aI, *V Mr*. ' Cape bovvers’ 1?«t
OI Frida'y nig»rt Rt ijor.or of M vr.
Thomas was enjoyed’by all who at
tended. -
tor i.i- * Ir - and . Mrs - Joha « r th' 3 Ir ,.. r \j „ aSii and j,
ru.broit' t v Floss. White and 7* speetion/ All charitv t ares vViiiiout. ) k0 ’ ,,1< L s *'‘ ,l 1 ' ,n ’ "‘ r ,' , ‘" !or * ,n Thomas, of Hardeville. have hi . ;, 1
t<| , <it % ! charge/or if Interesie.! tall he Saturda >' r,h bu8ine88 ’
Silkirtecn -i* all the leading and be gi;Ui to show same without thar
in i-ttv 1 'I’t-rry k
Goods' I a partment
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* DEATHS.
s* i tiai,’ Shi.de: and Colors. t>r ftf them if desihed. Iturines;
N L. "'<• tre<t the. demand for ma/tls prt yent stojiping at any . !;i' .
Crtwlut. KnRting and .'i!i s sittlilar pl/ce in this section
» ork now so popular two sizes of / — —— ......
White Silkntem have been addet
,-vtiich are heavier than the stamlar
^'ilkateen. They an- known as “C,
nd “F." ;We have* both mimf^rs j
Shaffer. /)ry j * . , *
Mrs. M. K. .Me<»et
G. li. 1!. Moo .' was tmofiy ll:t»
in town Montlay. Mr. Moore is r.'j
planter tf I!e:ide - ?bnv 5 llo
pending the past wee!, with Mr and
.Mrs.- J. G. Gaskins and dareli’t:-.
Miss Nellie, of ti;is plat e.
.lames L. Cnrter, who is tonnee*- |
ed with the SoutJit rn Express Con.-1
Mrs. Meyers E. Hanna retitrt
her hotpe in Like City afjer spt ndiu^ a« cashier,
several days with relatives lien. -
f t-u me f'ouuo rn r.xpress t ore-j
.pany, has'been transferred from j
, Gainesville. Fla., to Sarastoa. Fla.'
SAVAGE KEEPS THE MARKET
(rOEXG IT-
EAIIMKUS, SEE THAT HE tiliTs
VOI R SEEH
H. E
1 Sac!*"' and Waretl.oure at
Savant's Saw MtU .War Ifij-pot
Waltorhorb, S. C. s
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IIEAI.TH %M» r HAPPINE
PEN I* 1 1N>\ VOIR I.IVER
That slui,gish liver vylth'its «lup-
•' -1, floV. of hilV, is vvhnt/m iktv, the
world »<o dark af/times. I»r.
ICing’s Nevy Lifo Pills do straight to
the ro'ti of the difficulty hy waking
up the attion of tt/ liver and In
creasing the bile. /l)r. King’s.^N’ew
Life Pills cause /he bowels to art
more
"mood
IMIls cause the bowels to ad while away,
freely arolCdrlve away those r-
ly days.”/ 2!jc a bottle. It! Mrs* Cha
k *vir^* *vi, r*• ivnwi"* •
Conductor H. A. wIcGee was
cent I y called to hkmVjrginla I
at Petfcrshurg to attenn the fin
as re
home
nerul
of his mother, Mrs. M. K: MeGe.*,
who died on the fitTi of this month.
Mrs. McGee was ip her 76th year and
was known and joved'by a. large
/•ircle of friends'and relative^. Mr.
MeGee spent several days in Virginia
.1. I*.. O’Brien, of Estlll, is spend
ing this week with his mother. Mr
J. G. O’Br.ien at Hendersonville
is
TI’RBAY. : Lloyd Brant, and together they en
able Princess Range giv- joyed the day in Savannah.
I fl'l-U £' I" *
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RAN^E GIV
A WAV
The vab
en away/iy l A. Wichman A- Son, the
drawing for which was held Satur-
won by C. J. Hiers. of near
Two of. the tjtsli , prizes of!
w,on by T. S. Linder, of
rmel section, and P. IL
ckerman of CottageriUe. There
* still two of the cash prizes un-
nrded for tl*e reason Shat the
holders of the keys for these have
not presented them. There were
S.tMMt keys and only a certain num
ber would unlock the lock. There
was a very large crowd present at
the drawing Saturday morning.
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Mrs. I*. R. Sanders and father, Mr.
Robert Rlai/, accompanied L.
Rlac k and family to .•.;:„-us,A ust ^
» w e*
Mrs. H. B. J’rosby^ ot Orawclyp
Station, who was taken ;o the «;ai:jr
Sanatorium in Charleston, Is im
proving. \'
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Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bloc :er amt
family of Great Swamp section vj.*-
Ited the latter’s mother, Mrs. a. ti.
O’Brien Sunday.
rley Herndon spent last) .
Friday in Savannah. She was join-j Mrs. J. M. Gaskins and Miss Nel-
ed at Ridgeland by her sister. Mr-. Hr Gaskins, ot Ruffip; have been
visiting relatives in Charleston for
the past few days.
RESTAURANT
FOR WALTERBORO
I beg to announce, that I have j but is stiu confined to i/is bed.
leased the building in which L.
N. -Glover has been conducting
a furniture business, and will
open on Monday, October 2-"», - Mrs. Annie and Mamie Rryan and
Mrs. Berry, who have beep visitin
friends and relatives in Horry c-our.
ty, havcv returned to their homes.
I»r. .1. P, Herndno. who was taken
ill at Branehvllle while oh the fair
booster’s trip, is improving some.
• Th«* regular nvm’kly meeting of
the Woman’s Mir,si -.ary Society .will
he held at the ^ .M' tiiodlst . c hurch
Thursday afternoon at 4.30 o’clock.
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We have just put in*one of the finest lines of stoves ever sold in Walterboro, a stove
which will be immensely popular as-soon introduced. They are made right, and carry
with them a guarantee which is a compile protection to the purchasers. / ^
. /, This Patented .“NEVER RUST” Range is guaranteed to give you Service and Sat
isfaction. * . - . * • ^ .
It is made of Pune Pig Iron and weighs 100 pounds. ®
A, written guarantee by ihe mafmfacturer comes with every Ran&e. Body guar.Tft-
teed to last 20^\’ears; fire 1k>\ for 2 years; centers and covers 10 years.
Ask us to show vou why this one Range will last as long as five common Steel
Ranges.
a first-class restaurant for la-
ff
dies-and gentlemen. I will also
carry a full line of fruits, -ci
gars and candies. I -ask the
■h. The trip was made pieasam.v patronage of the .public.
«n.j vlthym accident in T. C. Black’* * „ .
new touring car. J. C. CROSBY, '
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Miss Fannie Renton, rormerly of
Walterboro, has accepted a position
in Charleston with the Ellison Dry
Goods and Shoe C’rt., on King street.
Mrs. B. G. IFyrne and Misg i£ssi
Frank’s Money Saving Sale
THE GREATEST COLLETON COUNTY FAIR SALE EVER KNOWN IN HISTORY
■t At Frank’s Busy Shopping Store m ■
t!n ticaV.iLt o' the ( olleton ( ounty fair, which v.i;l lie positively the biggest Fair \u have ever hau in ihrs county, we are going to give you the opportunity of saving
on' your
purchases as much money as you will freed to give yrtur iamily a gootl time at this G eat Fair. As oui mono always is. We,sell more goods/for less money ;. id better gooos for
same monv. ’ • * . * • * • ' x / ' \-
.11 ST StOi', LOOK AND LISTEN. REAM EACH ITEM.*CQMP.URE VALUES.
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.ST.'d! Men’s.Suits /'
Only
$4.98
All, Wool Worsted. Blue and Brown (£7 PTA
- Men’s Suits. Sale priiN* -. /.i, ^ ^ •tMJ
Ladies' Shoes, button or lace, all
grades . .<
98c ' $2 50
s^riped and Fane\ Poplins. Our sale
priFe only, per # yard
y ~“'
Ladies’ ('oat Suits
from -
$2.98 - $12.50
(iood tpialitv Silk Mercerized Poplin, solid
c dors only. Our sale price, per yard....
$12.‘U and 115.00 Men’s Suits, guaranteed all Wind
Worsted. All colors and latest shades. A AA
Sale price only /
Big Bargains in Ladies’ Long Cloaks.
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Children's Cloaks of all descriptions.
lied ticking. It is passable for feather
ticking. Our sale price is only, per yard..
SYS.OO and $20.(Ki Men'iy Suits, positively the best in the
country for the money, all imported (IM Q PC A
goods. Our sale price'only
Men’s pants will be sold at your own price.
We have a full line of Men’s, Ladies.’ .and Children s Un
derwear at positively the lowest .prices you can get tnern
for. f
Sc and 10c Checked Homespun. Our sale
price. 15 yards for
Boys’ Suits,
from
$1.00 t0 $5.00
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Please note that in our Millinerv Department you can fin’d
the largest variety in Ladies.* Misses and Children’s*
Hats, and at the lowest price. %
Sc Bleach. .*>6-inches w ide. Our sale price
only, per yard
19c
25c
10c
$1.00
5c
Men’s Shoes
\
v . $1.40 " $3.00
The.\ are all positively big bargains.
’16-inch wide Serge. Blur. Black. Brown. Green. Gray.
Red. Good enough to sell at 50c. hut out OK *
sinle price is only, per yard.
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Se and 10© Apron Ginghams, positively fast colors. /*
Our Sale price only, per yard \}Q
Our large variety of Men’s Dre-s Shirts has no eoua!
quality.
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. i. '< ; u huiciic;.- ot other bargains tor which we can not give space hei$ and I'n-m each ahd every article p on can save some money for this greht Colleton County/f^ir
'“ ll ‘•I'ldi.ih.i .ii .i.cu to make your Ikaoquartcrs at our Busy Shopping Store, where you can meet all y<*ur-friends.
’ * • !/ se remchike!* Whatever we advertise U true and we can prove it at /■'”*' ' '
The Charleston
Wluiie^aJe and Retail
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J. FRANK, Manager.
,^CNt Door to Express Office