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FACE EIGHT THE PRESS AND STANDARD ST- * * WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 53RD BAPTIST OF MEETING HELD NQV. €-7 AT DON’S CHURCH ^ 9 / ' . - ' V Pastry Spices and Pickling Spices, Allspice Red White, and Blade Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon and Cloves and other Spices. Sag", Thyme, Marjoram and Sausage Seasoning.. BIG ATTENDANCE _ & ——.« . ■ 11 — . Praanua ('arrlrd (tat l»jr l^rgp Number of IVIrgate* and of (Vm vent inn KLEIN’? I) R B f. ? T # R t ' ^ V thin? “ ^ the Be^ " The fifty-third annual meeting of the Colleton Baptist Association was held with the Bedon’a Baptist chyrch beginningJTrtday. Noy. S and closing Sttndsy. the «th. A word here of histonrmsy be of interest to the resder. This church wss organised in 184t. and the plot of land upon which the present building stands was the gift of Joplah Dedon Sr There H an excellenf picture of Mr Bedon just above the pulpit, and a frame near it ha" this item of his tory: • “Josiah Bedon donated the 1*nd fo^ the founding of the Bed< n Baptist Church. He was born in Beaufort, S. ( >TS4. nnil di«'! i" hi? tiSth year. He was a deacon lr the «nid church, having been ■■ ’’<nibcr from his carlv youth IF*' ’ovr.fl i:verv- s’ J • PHONE 31 n'pg r\ Cbri'itir »r geptlcn • r f ! h f - f- of ! is li V * •' the e\ l! P ■ ■* • m • 1 ingdom. V • . l •' i ' • r<! r. tt-'f’ • l' ) M In n • ■ < TV • • n ' v,. . »»><* •-jr* •'-i i . 1 iv ' In o Ft';*!- i • •• •> ' • 1. ■ 'J. ’• rr ,'! - I". • ' i IF ' Your Own rune To Fay ' -The value of a Carpenter Organ iit your home can never 1m- meas ured ip dollar*, ahd cenis. We want ' « ' every family to know the elevating power and the delights of sweet* organ music in the home. % When,you buy an organ buy the beat.’ ( ABPE^TEH ORGANS are kftown to head when quality and ton** are consider! »T. on; V:\s\ imyhkvt jm.w pi; js tlie won(ieriui t*arj>ent* f Organ wititln easv reach qf everv .ho\c'! iviaii: * esi-; om. or tHCsk oi;g \\s / - one year.. and if.i is not ail t aui <n ' * , we claim for it we toiil refitnd-nil you have paid .and you don’t have i to go to Chicago to see us. , Wil l. TKKKK HK Ml Nl< IN V Ol K Mo.MK THIS WINTKK? / ' . ■ / * Call at our Store' and examine this Wonderful Organ ami let tfs explain • ' '* - | » ' . ■ Our Easy Payment Plan. . * II I LASS I PIE ADVERTISING HATfCM—TVewty-llTS cewta for «seh firs words, (tae ccwi a ( sail ta Of ISM for tweaty-lye twenty- FOR SALE, FOR SALE --144 serm of fanning land , cheap. Nine miles »f WaXerboro. ^ Apply to C. C. Bentos'' ft. 4. Walter!* ro. Sr. C. Oct 27-tf.- »’ a ^ FOR SAM-:—Ijot UOxM on Railroad Avenue, with good huaineas build ing! . Must be wold at once at very low price. Colleton Realty C«- ^ M-a-tf f-NiR |;KNr—My .farm at Sandy Dam. in this county. C\ M- Gv»o*.. Walterboro S. C. 11-3-tt WANTED WANTMV—SOA five bushel bags — Wslterboro Oil MIU. ' -"V WANUCIh—To buy one sscond-hand Ford car in good order.—L. N. Glover. Walterboro. 8. C. M-17-U R’AXTKIh--About/ten cart load* of clay free from sand. Fair price for same delivered at the Artesian well.—Hughes Artesian Well Co . Walterboro. S. C FOR *AfeK anesto Vigorous large type. Charleston Wskefleld Cabbag'- planta. 100 for 2Rc: S00 for 7Sr; 1,000 for $1.28; 10,000 for $10; 20,000 for $1(L00. F. O. B Ritter. Terms cash. Colleton MercPa 8 dtar A Mfg .Cs.. Ritter. 8. C. / 10-10-3m KOH MAI A!—Fine seed Oats. Appier variety Sample on request. C. . P. Me.Teer. Whitehall. 8. C, t ’ ~Mls. 1|. U A: Wllliasuip of Ocolo # Pis., is 111 town with her daughter. Mrs. W. V. Glover, -who Is convalesc ing from • recent illness. r y -*t v . • v. LOST HWT—-An overcoat hidwi-cn Wai- terhoro .and Kbenezer ' i hurch Suitable rew-gni will txc paid left at this office Paul lv Crosby.' ll-I5-Wp<! BCSINKSS MM’ALS. We eat so much more bread since we atke Hubater’s (\ K/Bread*, The above Is a remark that came to our attention a few; darn ago The c*au«e la a natural one. .A trial will 450,1- vlnce yoq/T ' ^ Miss la>ttle McCsnt*. of Chari.'j ton. ts spending some time wv|h Miss Ethel Francis, of this city. - , . ! ., - '1 1 'n-.ed '? r j tbq V'»v "' * ■ > 4 Pntr^ 1 it *;e <<!oeU - 1 ' r ’ie.'(l* , tbezn -- f ’ er f Y- rvt- t -vy f» ri^ru’r. befr f vvf T> : ''IV’Y* U.VO-V * " •’ ywv • *~v T» ? - ■ !•;.«! 0- j -. *{ v . T A* ('V'' V V? 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", r ert ..f «> w ' ' r' i .,,i 1 ’ r r-^fv re ,. i ;> 111 V . V in rof ■•t J1U -be-- -• > rn ’i - t (1 r»' '• ’. ’ r *!' •m- ’ ’ ■ • oj-' * p j * i v' f P * ^ - ■■* *> Vfi'i e f i vver- VjV * « («• (,*^ ; r.c >!' e xUt ■ *' ' : r t:V Thanksgiving Sale „„ - . • v, 1 Now Going on at The Charlestofi Surprise Bargain House AT FRANK’S MEET ME • ^ * . w Where they are are all going to buy More goods for Less Money and Better goods for Same Money. Just think and listen what you can buy for your money JUST STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN. READ EACH ITEM, o COMPARE VALUES $7.50 Men’s Suita, only "|e$9S Please note that in our Millinery Depart- AD Wool Worsted, Blue and Brown, $10.00 mentkyou can find the largest variety in Men’s Suits, sale price $7.50 Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Hats, and a( $12 50 and $15.00 Men’s Suits, guaranteed t * ie P**®**. all wool Worsted. All colors and latent 36-inch wide Serge—Blue, Black, Brown, shades. Sale price 6nly ....$10.00 Green, Gray Red-nrood enough to sell at •io An j *aa nn w . o •* • a 50c, but our sale price is only, per yard 2.x t 1 *-® 0 , “d *20 «0 Men , Suits, positively the ^ striped fMcy our sale test in tte country for the money, nil im- rice on| , ^ r yardi ,4 ported goods. Our sale price only $12.50 ^ Bovs Suits from. *1.00 to $5.00 G®<* quality SUk Mercerized Poplin, solid • colors. Our sale pnee, per yard, 25c- Men’s Shoes from .$1.40 up to $3.00 / • They are all positively big bargains. r> 1-^c bed.ticking. It is passable for feoth- r . / u , er ticking. Our sale price is only, per vd.. b Ladies Shoes- button or lace, all (grades. 9 8c • rh ,, c i.A| lldmesnon! O n-- t0 price. 15 yards for $1.00. Ladies* Coat Suits from. .$2.98’ , 't'» $12.59 x „. , . , . . ,. ^ ’ j $c Lloadr. 3d in-h- v : e. 0\r s,.!o • Big bargains in Ladies Long Coats. v , , p- #rtM . ; ; ; Children's Cloaks of all descriptions- d ' r , f . t ^ r *"‘c art! B'* Apron Cingham«. posit;- '•> • Wo ha\e a • ull line '*• e.- «*! ',, v . « ,j ( .r ()i r s:*’; i-.vo - r.Iv. per Children’ 1 Underwear posit’vely the low- ^>1 prices you can,get them *or. 4 , Oar lar^e .vr.rib’.y of-Me -’s Press Si- Godtl quality yard wide TIombspun at r K . ^ nm; r».e<ii;al for '-uahty. ^ • 1 111 . • ' • • ’ /- 1 .*<> ' 1 . . . There are hundreds of other bargains for which we can not gi'.e space her .' a;... from each and every ariicl^you can . • money for this!great Thanksgiving Sale. v ou arc cordially invited to make your headquarters at our Busy Shopping .S.mv, yhc>-• you can meet all ybhr-friemU. Please remember whatever we advertise is tr.t a .d • . ■ „ ' ' i * , we can prove it at • The Charleston Surprise Bargain House Wholesale and Retail * - J. FRANK. Manager. Next Door to Express Office. I fm r K 1 J *( V’1.„ U'lUiri || proror*/. *V V il” *'(’ "= s ^ f it vflli ^ c, •• j. .tv t.f •*.*••<» Th rt ? in Viy r.V»*'F> v -f *'!> Ti>< • ’ jTl rn S- ’arr, fh*» «bnr»b I tribOtir cw.id r<!t erovHfVf I.-M,;.! ' r otil • rhir,l coninar;»thV*ly *po:’Jit- 1,1'' .Mission*»-y sormon -wan T>roa' , *'(<l !»«* Ryv. .1 r I.awsAn from,.A<ts 1 S '• was trulv n slronp proot-ntitY n of ' tHS GosrtoT fhr all the world Tho n'-xt mooting will ho hold on f-ridnv '"boforo tho 4th . Snnclav in Ortohor. ISIts with tho Cottaaovill*' Baptist church. The Executive Committee for tb" associations! vca r 1M<* Is eoit'no»e»| Vf C. \y. Wav. F. O. 8. ru’rtlk. * «' Hrojund .lo*-»nb l.atiradale. O V Sw-«*at. *1 M .Benton. P. M. Johns, nnd J. M. Padreft. the first two named beinr chairman and clerk. The follow!n# nan’-'d were an. Pointed deleaates to the Southern Bantiwt conventio n ' Rev. .t I.ewiion. Rev. <’. W. Jones, alter- nat« '' ^ Th** fotlowio* •»« < e delerate- to •he South C-roHn* convention: T»ev«- F O. S f>r«f*. WaRer Blnck. S. W Acl-er^ar V L * B. Ackerman. » S M Ftn r h, t V. Craven J. C. l^»wso-i aP't c \V Jones. v -n.—It should have been r.ts»- e«l In Ms proper place that a sttb- •tnntial and well ariArre*' nsrson- aqo baa been recentlv built ot ft*- church property near the church huildlnr • i'"' , l*»n , *ho land donAted hv Mr Josiah Bedon amounts to •>> acres. ‘ / * Time To Tkirn Your Land / ' - -i Good Farmers are now preparing to turn their lairds to make a bumper yield next year. To do this properly one needs the best implements. We recommend “THE HUMMER STEEL PLOW” * '* - - f You will like tho “Hum-' mor’’ Plow bocaufto: 1.- It ruit* lialit. •J. Its Iona landslide makes It steady’ running. ♦ 3. -- It Aurns a smooth even $ clean furrow. 4. - The landslde has a chilled heel. replaoable - at a small eost. • - A 1 ' 5. —It has a center draft— not aide draft. Koger MEOTU COUKTOR iMtored To Health By ^Haol Corinth, MUs. - ** I om • city Ux col lector and aeventy-four years of age. 1 was in a weak, run-down condition. My druggist told me about Vinol. 1 tried it and in a week noticed consider able improvement; 1 continued its use and now I have gained-twenty pounds in weight, and feel much stronger. 1 «m- sider Vinol a fine tonic to create strength for old people.”—J. A. P«1CB. We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod liver and nun.tome, for all run-down, wreak and debilitated conditions. Rev. W. W. Daniel, b.D.. presi dent of Columbia College^ will be iri%ur town- and direct the service* in the Methodist church next Sun day. Let all Attend to bear Gila fine speaker aad educator. Company STOMACH ACTS FINE! NO INDIGESTION GAS,' HEARTBURN. ACIDITY I sin comes in contact with the stom- j-aeh all such distress vanishes. Its promptness, certainty and ease in overcoming .the worst stomach dis orders is a revelation to those who try it. ■ ' “PepeV Dlaitcpwia** .fixes .sick, sour, u|Met stomach*! in five minutes. You don’t want a slow remedy w hen your stomach is bad —or an uncertain one—<f a harmful oue- » * * * * * • e » #»••***# * * * AT THE CHURCHES • *•»•••*«*«*** Thnnkegiving Service** - At Black ('reek. There will lie Thanksgiving ser-. vices at Black Creek Baptist*ehurch on Thursday morning. Nov. 25th. at. > i- WALTERBORO METHODIST ( Ht RCH ' Rev. Dr. Woiling. Pastor, i.ist Sundayomoroing.g large con. .. — Kregation listened with the utmo-t Th. ronzi-fraiton l. r.- a , l0 th< . „ f lh „ quested to. bring tTie.r Bibles. Tho . services will lie conducted by Pastor Tests of Devotion to Curtis and will include an add#*?*. Tbrist.” At night llev. B. P H- or sermon The !-ontribution will n, ** r pleached a very interestim: uncerw»M- given to Connie Maxweil Orphan- * < ' rrnon - your stomach is too .valuable. >on . i,nr* iw.e two t ^ musn’t Injure it with drastic drugr. J’ape’s' Diapepsin is noted for Its speed in giving relief; its harmless ness; It" certain, unfailing action in regulating sick. sour, gassy -atomatfl*. Its millions of cures in indication, dyspepsia, gastritis ami other stomach trouble has made it famous the world over.- / K«?*p this perfect atomach doctor in- you# hoi)A^-4beep it handy—got a large flfty-eent cqse from any drug store a»<f'lhen if anyone should eat something which doesn't agree with them, if what they eat lays like lead, ferments and sours mid forms gas; eauses headache. _ dixsiness and nausea; 'eructations Tew of add aad undigested food—re- — member as soon as Pape's Djapep-1 tiwAru ;vjre. Neighboring i burchen'and the The . services next Sundav ^l<>t^ i-ominunity arc t-ordlallv invited to morning and night will be direct* <1 worship with us.—F. O. 8 Curtis.' bv Rev. Dr W. W Daniel, presi.lei;' pastor. int-restiug |»eni<>n**t ration Now Going On. A representative «f the Kigmhnr Matth* ws Range Co., of South Bi nd Ind . lr conducting n demons!rr.rion’ this week at the Store of A. Wich Of Columbia College. He will ri9' address the Sunday 'school at four ; > e'efock. muntty are attending in large-wum- ST. JI BE’S 4'IH KOr Itcv. Herbert F.' Si-hroeter. IR*'. tor. 41:00 A." tn. morning pray**r man A Bon. The ladies of-the com-’ an,, sremon. 4:00 p. m Sunday school and Bible class 7:.*5« p ™ hers and pre dcli*ht>d with the * Evening prayer and lecture sermon, excellence of the ’’Rangfe Internal.” ■ „ y ---■ — J;— /’ AT THE BAPTIST ( HI’RI H Carad l« 6 to 14 Days. There wilj be preaching In the First Baptist chufgh next Sundar at 11:8# a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. Ji.