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< **‘*' 1 "Tt - - T 1 * 4 PAGE EIGHT THE PRESS AND; STANDARD .. 4* < s * V' 4 '’ • { ' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27; 1917 I / We have a Urge su]^y ol 5 pint*, gallon i bottles, and two gallon stone jugs suitable for bottling sjrrup. Also corks of all sizes. ft ttifi SI ORE X' SOCIETY. % * MRS. JOS. W. LUCAS, Editor. * Phone 100Y. Mr. Lucisn Patterson went Charleston one day this week. • Mr. L. B. Houck spent a day two In Charleston this week. to ar Ur. and. Mrs. Campbell .gAnffrs and Uttte daughter. ElizaheUt HP- cOmpanled by |i««srs.; r Ander-oa Banders, Harold Frlpp • and' Pete ronLehe wept to Charleston * in their’ car on Monday to take la aho circus. • • • Mrs. Jas. E. Peortfoy. -Trs. Mat- tie White, Mimes Emmeline’ Penrf- foy and Basle Tracy formed i pleas ant party which went to Charleston on Saturday morning in Mrs. Peu- rlfoys car. ' They 'all returned on Sunday evening with the exception of Mrs. White, who remained at her home In Charleston. • '# e Card Club Orannlaed A long feH social need among the voung people has been realised In the orcwnlsatlnn of a Prldav Night Card Club. THU club wf|l meet every hther ^Friday, orte <of the young Indy menfbera hostess. The members number about twenty and consist of the Graded and High school teachers, together with quite a number of others. |>n last Friday blight Ml**»* Wllhelmenla and Emmie Strobel were the charming •hostesses, but owing to the extremely bad weather only a part of the club was present. The evening was. however s yerv enJoysMe on® to those who braved the rein and attended. . • • • REEVES-t'OXK.. t^ottagevllje. Oct. 2f>. Spe;i^l.-— Miss Blanche. Reeves und Mr. Ku- were married on Wednesday after noon at ?> o’clock at the horn' of the ^•rlrlfs parer.tK Mr. and Mrr. Wee- ley Reeves, the reremony beiny per formed by Rev. J. 1.. Ingram. Tim. narriPRe war, a niei affair, only .u| frv." ‘intlmfite friends and relati'-e- i enj: rrorrnt. ImtViediately after thr reremohy. the young «oupl<* left f f>r Ar’icville.' N. C . ,r)n th^jr hone-- mootu,. On their reirtrn they »ill.| 1 onto to their frlt adE in Soar?.- FRANK’S MONEY SAVING SALE v The Greatest Colleton County Fair Sale Ever Known In History * EET F E At Frank’s Busy Shopping Store*™ “*! bmaccount of the Colleton County Fai^. whieh, Mill be positively the big^hst Fair we have ever had in this county, we are going ta give to you the dportunity of saving on your purchases 1 as much money as yoiMWill need & jrive your family p good time at this Great Fair. As our motto always is, We sell more goods for less money and better good.; for sajne money. _ JUST STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN. READ EACH ITEM . COMPARE VALUES Please note that in our Millinery Depart ment you can find the largest variety in Ladies”, Misses* and Children's Hats, and at the lowest price. 36-inch wide Serge. Blue, Black, Brown, Green, Gray, Red. Good enough to sell at 50c, but our sale price is only, per yard 25c. Ou** in a stylish brown Mr. Dan Sheppard of (’harleston arrived In town on Sunday to visit friends here. Miss Liszie Stewart and Miss Uzsie May Miles are guests at the home of Mrs. C. %v. Glover. Mrs. L. W. Mcteer who has been h^hy. for zome time In the up-coun try, has returned home. • • • Mrs. Mattie White, of Charleston was In town last week visiting her sister. Mrs. J. E. Poartfoy. Mr. Hal. Jernlgan. of Port Royal is expected to arrive this week to visit his sister, Mrs. F. 8. Long. M. and Mrs. E. E. Jones. Tlra. Robert Jones and Master Douglas Jones left today for Columbia to attend the fair. Among the Clemson boys who will attend the Fair in Columbia nay be mentioned Mr. R. Estes Smith. • \ U V line Broil Fwtarc U Mrs. A. H. Wlehman and little daughter, Jeqn. who have been spending some timo at Traveler’s Rest, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Wlehman and HtUc daughter, Allen, went ’ to Charleston last week to spend sev eral days. Mrs. E M. Jones and Miss Ray Jonos left oa 'Saturday afternoon for Charleston to spend the we»-k r-H’- ... • Mr. and .Mrs. B. G. Hyrne and Ml 14 * Bss^fjHyrne. who have been unir.ierinx in tbHr home n Cap. returned to W’alterboro last week. . ,* • t • X Mn. and Mrs. R. H. Wlehman. Miss Algle Wlehman, Mr. and MriL Irving Flshburne and bon. Irving, went to Charleston on Mondav to* see the etrcaa. Mrs. W y. Flshburne spent soma days la Charlesfbn this week * Mrs. D. B. Black |and children went to Charleston on Sunday thalr car. # Y ■ ’ % Miss Jennie *Lockwood. who has baan hare tor sometime at the home of her slater, Mrs. F. P. Wichman la vtaitJat her sister. Mrs. Pritchard* la Charleston. Mina Pauline* Saunders, of Ritter who ban bean spending ‘some time very pleasantly with friends In Char lesion was expected «e return home last might. la the near future Mian Banders expects to visit a school mate la Tenn Mr. Perry Merrtoua. who has ere far some time as tele graph operator sad who has been a popalar member of. the yoaager pet, left oa Saaday for Chartooton / / ’ 1 Wholesale and retail nbur?:. Th«* brid® wts part'd traveling- p^it n .African v.’tb r.ppersorkr tx • fMtch. * . t , Tl'o 5*’ r ide is on< o<' Ccilagevitlo’s ••l-armlRfr Indfp; an! her frieftda regret' to see her leave thi? plirr*. her home. T1 ® groom hold‘s •' r®^roi> r ible position with the Southern Hallway^ Company '.at Snartanhurg. ■—^ T -'-e »t- the marriage were: Mr. apd Mrs. Wesley Reey- '*’#«•«> Ruth Peirce and Rachel ReevtJ. Rev! and Mrs. J. L. lo- gram and Messrs. Ingram. : • • • .. j Ituker-Ani'erwon Sumter. October 22.—The mar riage of Miss Emma Richardson Ba; ker, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Sane, uel Chandler Baker, and Clarenoc Saxsby Anderson, two popular young people of this city, was consummated on Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock at the Church of the Holy Comfort er with a large crowd of relatives and friends present to witness the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. John Kershaw, of St.’ Mi chael's Church. -Charleston, the first rector of the bride. - ^ /• The church was tastefully decorat ed for the occasion, white draperies smilax ad ferns being used. / To the strains of the wedding march as played h? Mrs. Charles W. Kingman the bridal party entered: The ush ers. Messrs Mark Reynolds, Jr., and 8. Murray McLeod: the bridesmaids and groomsmen. Miss Bessie Coving ton and Mr. Baker Spann. Miss Adelle Milling and rfr. Nat Walker, Mlaa Nannie Richardson and Mr. Henry Anderson. Miss Florence An derson and Mr. B. K. DeLorme; the.: the maid of honor, Mias Beattie* Sumter. The bride came In wi»n her father and was met at the ahar by Mr. Anderson, who was attended by hla brother. Herbert Anderson, of Charleston, ; as best man. Tn * impressive ring cerem< .iy or Episcopal Church was performed by Dr/- Kershaw’. The bridesmaids more dainty I F. M, Morris, white dresses and carried carnationsJ Walterboro. says: ”1 had weak kid- . > $7.50 Men's Suits, only $4.98 All Wool Worsted, Blue end Brown, $10.00 * * * ea * Men’s suiet. Sale price . > ... j ... .$7.50 $12.50 and $15.00 Men’s suits, guaranteed all Wool Worsted. All colors and latest shades. Sale price only .... $10.00 $18.00 and $20.00 Men’s Suits, positively the best in .the country for the money, all im* ported goods. • Our sale price only $12.50 Boys’ suits from $1.00 to $5.00 Men’s shoes from $1.40 up to $3.00 They .are all positively big bargains. " Ladies’ Shoes, button or lace; all g.ades 98c to $2.50; * 7 Ladies’; Coat Suits from $2.98 to $12.50. Big bargains in Ladies’ Long Goats. * ; • ’ Children’.^ ClpAks of all-descriptions. , ' 4 X , ! i - 8c and 10c Apron Ginghams,, positively v We have a full line of Men’s, Ladies’ fast colors. Our sale pri^c only, ,per yard 6c and Chiklrmfc Underaear at positively the , 0ur ^ varietv of j, en - s Bress shirts lowest prices you can get them for. ^ no ior (iualit>h|7 . fir 39c Stripeed and Fancy Poplins, sale price only, per yard 19c. V ■ • : . Good quality Silk Mercerized Poplin, solid colors only. 0”r sale price, per yard 25c 12 l-2c bed ticking. It is passable for feather ticking. - Our sale price is only, per yard 10c. 8c and 10c Checked Homespun. Our sale- price, 15 yards for $1.00. 8c Bleach. 36-inches wide, price only, per yard 5c. Our sale f-n X j \ - .>/1. 4 \\ '■J C Fherd^Are Hundreds of other bargains for d’hich we can not give apaee here and from each and every article you can "save inoney for this great Colleton County Fair. You are cordially invited to make your headquarters at eur-Busy Shopping Store ,where you can meet all your friends. Please remember whatever«We advertise is true and we can prove it at w • ■ JJW .' • * / Y »•- % ’ The Charleston Sqrprise Bargain House J. ^RANK, Manager Next -Door to Exprss Office ^ Is It Rheamatisa] Um* WVong Aren’t you Really 01 Track? A good share of ao-called rheuma tism la •caused iby weak Sidneys When the kidneys fail to clear the blood of uric aicid. the acid irritates the delicate nerves. Torturing pains dart through the affected part when ever It Is moved. By strengthening the ^mdneyiv • Doan’s Kidney ,Ptli» have proven their worth In thouv- ands of ao-called rheumatic cates, lumbago, sciatica, gravel, and urin ary disorders. Doan’s are wellknown la Wglterboro and warmly recom mended by Walterboro people. Read this- Walterboro cose: P. O. Box No. The maid of honor wore pink. The bride was attired in an exquisite gown of crepe meteor .with princes* lace and P**rl trimmings. Her veil was crowned with a lace cap which her great-grandfather had worn and was caught with a bunch of arange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. Alter the wadding a delightful re ception was tendered many friends of the bride ityd groom and the families of the two contracting par ties by Dr.'and- Mrs. Baker. The floor of the residence was thrqwn open, the whole being decorated with green tUants and flowers, dahlias and pink and wMte rones being usee extensively. A beautiful cluster o- bride’s roses were the centre of the dining room table, which was in white and green. The many’beauti ful presents were displayed In th* conservatory. - In the receiving line with Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were Dr. and Mrs. Baker. Mrs. (*. An derson. the mother of the groom Nrt. F. M. Spann. Punch wati In the hgll and on the veranda, and refreshments were served in the .dining room. * Mr. and MrsN^oderson left on the night train for rotnmbia and Aahe- vllK where they will spend severa, dys. On their rethrn tb Sumter the» will make their pome at No. IS East Calhoun strait. Mr. Anderson s a native of Waltarboro. but came to Sumter several years ago ' harleston. where he waa formerly' a business Mrs. Anderson’s many friends are delighted that the win retnaia la Sumter. She ir a young lady of charming personality and uc* romplishments. neys and my back and limbs ached and pained all the time, h suffercu continually from rheumatic twinge* and I was unable to work. The kid ney accretion* were too frequent in passage, causing irae to 8** U P a number of times at night. A;\e» I had finished fonr bokee of Doan’s Kidney Pills, procured at Kleins Drug store. 1 wga cum* tof t:;v rheumatic twinges and backache anc I my kidneys wer^' in good shap®. Others of my family have also used ! Doan’s Kidney PfH* with good re- gnlU.” Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy— get .Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that cured Mr. Morris. Foster-Mil- burn ;Co., Props., Buffalo, N: Y. R. R. Mlley, deputy clerk of court, returned yesterday from a visit of several days to rflative* at Little Swamp and. Lodge. * / . City Property or Sale . - * / ' ' - • ; ' / * Buy Walterboro Dirt; it is valuable. We offer at very low prices for immediate sale the following: V .«* ■*» JF Six room, two story house, on very large lot, excellently improved, located very convenient to School, Postoffice, Stores and Depot, in a desirable resident section where many new houses have been recently constructed. A bargain at the low price at which we offer it. We have another excellent dwelling with all im provements on sewer, light and water mains convenient- 1\ located, which we are offering at a bargain price. Some very desirable vacant town lots. All of the above offered for immediate sale and any it is desirabl 7^ X of ible for dwelling or investment purposes. Colleton Realty Company R- M. JEFFERIES, Pres, D. L. SMITH, Manager WANTED—Position by a young lady as frasirtant ..bookkeeper, etenograptier or general office work. Address "PoalUoa” care this office. A4-Z7- ExcHrmloii to ON AIVOl’NT OK THK GEORGIA CAROLINA FAIR. The Atlantic Coast Line Will sell excursion tickets from Walterboro to Augusta. Georgia, at 93 ?* for gll trains on November Cth to IStn, incluatve, limited returning to reach orlgtoal staring pout up to anu Including midnight off November 19th. 1911. Proportionately low fares from all Intermediate stations, ea name dates an dwlth name return limit. For schedules nd farther Infor mation. call on , D. *. MARTIN.. Ticket Agent. Wat- COTTON SEED TO-DAY 8AVAGK KEEPS THE MARKET GOING UP FARMER*. HRE THAT HE GETS TOUR SEED * ST H. E. SAVA(*E * ... Socles and Wnreehonne at - Savage’s Saw MU! Neer Depot Walterboro. 8. 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