The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 27, 1915, Image 2
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1917
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Prices Bring Customers—One Customer Brings Another ....
THAT IS THE WAY THINGS MOVE AT OUR STORE. OUR PRICES LEAD AS THE VERY LOWEST. THE PUBLIC COXCEDES IT. OUR GOODS THE VERY BEST
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YE5 WE ARE GOING
WHERE THE DOLLAR DOES ITS DUtY
WALTERBORO, S. C.
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Our line of Boy's Suits are unequaL-
ed in in price and quality. Sizes
from 3 to 20. Price* from »8c
to
IIOV’H HIXtil.K PAXTH.
Full cut and heaviest worsted*.
From ISc up to $1.98
SWKATKKS.
$2.98 all wool Sweater for .$!.*»
$1.51) mixed good* for -r. 87c
$1.00 all color* for .. .... . .50c
MUX'S irXDKRWEAR.
A big line of Fleece and Ribbed
Underwear going at 38c up to
47c a garment.
SPECIAL MKX'S OVERCOATS
$7.00 value at ,...$4.98
HATS.
Juat received a large shipment of
Men'* Hat*. PPo*ltlvely the late*t v
. style* in all ahadea. Pricea a* ^
follows:
6 )0 Job Hata must be sold Hit 60c
.$1.60 value for 88«.
92.00 values for .. ,. .. .»|1.90
92.60 valuefi for 9t.*8
CAPS.
The very latest creations, aucb as
Eastlck brand*. A beautiful as
sortment a t26c, 39c and 60c.
NECKWEAR.
60c Open End Silk Neckties for 26c
25c Four-in-Hand. . IS*’-
15c5 Neaded and Washable ties ICC
MUX'S SUITS THAT .ARE SUITS
Nothing shoddy abopt our SuiU every one carries a guar
antee a* to value, style and material*. Satisfaction or money
back. .All custon.era have so far been delighted *ith our Suit*
I.AMKS' SUITS AND COATS.
$18. )'*. latest in style ancL beat in quality
.$9.98
0 SJ’ECIAL SALE
Satin Underskirts all colon*:
Sl.oo Skirt .. •.. '.j. .. . .
50c Skirt black only •• •.
5')c
Big line Grey cashmere Suits. Price* $8.00 for $4,989
and our prices.
$4.98
$3.00 Suit* Bargain* at ..
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$10.00 S uit8 - Bargain* at * $5.98
512.-50 Suit*, Bargains at . $7.98
$18.00 Suit* Bargains at $9.98
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MEX’C TTROUSERS
Men's Single Trouser*. Mag
nificent line. Price*:
$4.00 all wool Serge and Cash-
$4.00 all wool S er Se and |
mere at $2.75
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$3.00 goo^-value for .. $1.98
$2.50 great bargain for $1.45
$1.25 asst. Work Pants at 89c.
SHTRTS o
$1.00 Fancy Men's Shirts «:e
50c Dre** Shirt, with collar 39
50c Work Shirt 37c
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MEX"S SHOES
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$2.25 Tan and
Shoes .. .. .
$2.75 Patent and
Shoes ....
Gun
Metal
$1.75
Gun Metal
. . ..$1.98
$3.50 Goodyear Welta ,.$2.50
The beat Work Shoes at $1.50,
$1.75 and $1.98.
$8.00 t’loaks for
$8.00 Cloaks
$7.00 Cloaks
$4.00 Cloaks
$5.98
$4.75
.$2.98
$1.98
SPECIAL SAI.K
Muslih Unders'kirts:
$1.50 Nicely embroidereu ...,98c
75c Nicely embroitiereu . .
oOc for «. •• •• •• •• •••
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SWEATERS
Ladies’, Misses and Children’s:
35c up to .. . v .. ..$2.50
UNDERWEAR
v YARD GOODS
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Of all kinds and materials,
are in this line and have been
meeting with an extraordi.
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nary sale, our prices being so , I
SPECIAL SALE
Outing Underskirts, all colors:
$1.00. value for .. ; 50c
50c for
Limit two.
..Ladies’ Misses’ Childrtcs and low.
Infants’ .wool and cotton. M
carry an Immense stock and
are sure that we nave the low
est prices offered.
SPECIAL SALE. - ,
Skirts all wool:
$5.00 §kirts at $2.*98
Others at • .... 98c
SPECIAL SALE
Extra lull sixe heavy outing Gowns
$1.2S< value for - - -88c
75c value fo ..r.. .... 47c
SPECIAL SALE
Linen and Tttrkish Towels:
25c value for . . / 10c
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BUSINESS PICKING UP
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Walterboro Now Has Three
Progressive Barber Shops.
*‘ One can easily recall jthe time
when Peter Dorman’s waa the only
barber shop In Walterboro, and he
bad time to loaf on the streets near
ly all the time. But with the bar
ker business as with almost every
other line In Walterboro. there has
been a considerable picking up, and
as a result there are now thre.? up-
to-date bn* 1 ** shops employing sev
en barWrs: .
The Never-Walt Sanitary Barber
shop, of which T. J. McDaniel is
proprietor also employs three har^
hers. The Smith Barber Shop, of
which H. R. Smith is proprietpr al
so employs three barbers, and J. M.
Morris yuns his own shop. C. M.
Vntrd Is manager of the Never-Walh,
while Mr. Smith is in charge of his
own. Only recently Mr. Smith in
stalled a new chair, which increases
hi* to three.
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Mother! Don’t Take v
Chances If Ciukls
Tongue is Coated
If Cross, feverish, slrk, bilious, clean
little liver and
bowels.
A laxative today saves a sick chkq
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time frefin play to empty
their bowels, vtttlch become clogged
up with waste, liver gets sluggish,
stomach sour.
‘ Look -at the tongue. Mother! If
coated or ybur child is listless. <ros<
feverish breath had, restless, doesn t
fornia Syrup of Figs." then don't
worry because it is perfectly harm
less. and in a few hoars nil this con
stipation poison, pour bile and fer
menting wane vlll gently m5v-» out
of the bowe’s r.nl r»-u have i wv.*
playful child A Utvcngh
"inside cleansing" is otUmt* that
is necessary. It should be the f:m
treatment given in any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrup-,.
Ask your druggist for a 60 cent bot
tle of "California Syrup of Figs,”
which has full directions for babies,
children of ail ages and for grown
ups plainly printed on the bottle,
look carefully anu see that it D
made by the •‘California Fig S>rup
Company.”
, <X>CGHK THAT .ARE STOPPED
Careful people see that they are
stopped. Dr. King’s New Discov
ery is a remedy of tried merit. It
has held its own on the market
for 46 years. Youth and old age I
testify to Its soothing and bealink I
finalities. Pneumonia and lung)
toubles are often eausee t/>* delay j
of treatment. Dr. King’s New Dis
covery stops those nacklng coughs
ndieves la grippe tendencies. Mon-
y back if it falls. 5«c and $1.00.
eat heartily full of cold or has sore Q|*'
throat or any oiher.\thlldren's c ...
Iroa builds up the syi-iru.. rents
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The Systeai
Take the Old Standard GROVE’S
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you ate taking, as tbe'fonnula is
printed on every label, chrrisg it is
linine and Iron in a .ucm.
is. the
T. J. Rabon, formerly with the h.
R. Smith barber shop, and who left
a’ few weeks c ,ago for Beaufort to
assume charge of a shop there, has
returned and is with Mr. Smith
again,, ’ Mr. Rabon is a very com
petent ^onsorial artist.
give a teaspoonful of "rail-1
fhe Quinine drives om
boil
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Buckner have
leased the residence of Mrs. John T).
Edwards and will move into it thir,
week.. They have been .living in the
for several
In Fire Minutes) No
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Indigestion, Gas Or
Soar Acid Stomach
Baptist
month*.
par?onf.go
The moment "Paiie's Diapepfdn"
reaches tiie stomach all
distress goes.
"Really does" put bad stomach
in order—"really does" overcome in-
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digestion, dyspepsia, gas heartburn
and sournass in five minutes—that
-r^just that—makes .Pape's Diapep-
sin the largest selling stomach regu
lator in the world. If what you eat
ferment*4H^o stubborn lumps, you.
belch gas and eructate sour, undi
gested food and acid; tongue coated.
your insides filled with bile-'and,:
digestible waste, remember the n
meat "Pape’s Diapepsin" comes
contact with the stomach all su
distress vanishes. It’s truly ast<
ishing—almost marvelous, and t
joy is its harmlessness.
A large fifty-cent ca^e of Pap
Diapepsin will give you a’hundi
dollars' worth of satisfaction or y<
money back. ,
It's worth its weight in gold
men and women who can't get tii
stomach regulated. It belongs
your home— should always f>e k
handy in case of a sick. sour, ur
stomach during the day or ni
It’s the quickest, surest' and r
harmless stomach regulator in
world.
Migs luth and Mamie-Dell li.
u-ere among the shoppers in V
terboro Saturday. They came <1
on the^ train trom Williams.
Miss Idellc Williams, wiia-is l
ilg. school in the low epuntry
in Walterboro ’shopping the In
part of the week.
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Seventh
November 9, 10,11, and. 12, 1915
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FOUR DAYS OF PLEASURE AND PROFITH
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THERE WILL NOT BE A DULL MOMENT. EVERY DAY WILL BE
FULL OF EVENTS TO ASTONISH, ADMIRE AND PLEASE
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EDUCATIONAL DAY
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TUESDAY—will be given over to the educational in-
terestg of the county—a mammoth School Parade
* will begin the day, followed by exercises on Ath
letic Field at Fair Grounds. ...
FARMERS’ DAY
THURSDAY—The biggest day of all. Every former
should be there.
HOME-COMING DAY
WEDNESDAY—Every absent Collctonian is invited and
expected to be present. Two of the most eloquent
of our ex-citizens will make addresses on this oc
casion. Come and see and meet your friends.
PREMIUM IN CASH FOR EXHIBITS
Win honor and money by bringing the best of your
flocks and herds, and of your skill. Get a Premium List
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from the secretary and turn a little of your time into
money.
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NEGRO DAY
FRIDAY—A day set apart for the colored folks. Their
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own day and their own program. ^ ♦
FREE ACTS DAILY ON GROUNDS
RACING
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Special program of exciting races Wednesday af
ternoon and Thursday. Some of Colleton’s fastest an !
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best horses will compete for the money offered.
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^ Plenty of goad dean amusement devices—N\ x gamblin? and nothing immoral will be tolerated. Band Con
. - certs Daily. The Public in cordially invited to attehd.the Fair. v X, . • */! P, ^ ! *11 ^ ijfC}
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Admission Rednced to 25 cents for Adults and 15 cents for Children
FOR ANY INFORMATION OR FOR PREMIUM LISTS ADDRESS W. W. SMOAk, SECRETARY; W AL-
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W. J. TAYLOR. President:
TLRBOHO, S. C.
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D. C. L. HIERS, Superintendent.