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FACE EIGHT THE PRESS AND STANDARD *> v* WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 19lr Spices and Pickling: Spices, Allspice Red White, and Black Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon and Cloves and other Spices. < * Sag v , Thyme, Marjoram and Sausage Seasoning. ✓ • K™'SD R u GS T i.vcm'V- . wthin^ ^ th( PHONE 3L- 53RD BAPTIST CCNVEMMELD REPORT OF MEETING HELD NOV. 6-7 AT i^bON*S CHURCH MG ATTENDANCE ■■ K|>lt*n«li<l Pmar»m C-arriml Oat By . l.arjo* Number nl l>ele X Mtes and ■ MemberH of ('onventio* The fifty-third annual meetinR of the Colleton Baptist Association was held with the ' Hedon’a Baptist church beRlnning/'riday. Nov. 5;and rlosinx Sunday, the <th. A word here of history may be of interest to the reader. . This church was organized, in 1848. and the plot of land upon which tde present building stands was the gift of Joslah Dedon, Sr There is an excellent picture of Mr. -Bedon just above the pnlplt. and a frahie near it has this Item of hi# trtrv: “Joslah Bedon donated The Hnd for the founding of the Bed< n Baptist Church.' He- was horn in iieanfort. S. C.. 1754, mid ir> lii.' SSttf year. Ho w as a deacon dr ’ «a id* church, having. Von y « •i ti'hi'r from ins * ariv youth• I]> ; > nos •> ChTi';tj-i! CfntVrnhn-' • lov <) • <1 •• »T M' f' jlo’Vaen ii ii * ' ; • ]j i tho c\’yMiifi”. o* ;!i I’* ’ mi,’"’. 1 ' ■ j.” to TV-* • ' ■". Ml ! 5a o!,j , ctohiat Til ' -(i -it N M., I h” •?••• »•:•«>»nr '■ H v V ('r- V V C 1 ’ • I.I. , 1^', mo.’ i^’M ’.i rii- - •• * !• d. '• ?too- .t- ov v. o” a n,’ t j (V ],.(* - T’i <> Oiim ’•». \„! .• onyi'i'' ■ ii- ■ ■•v ,• ’ 1 I »«m- T 4 i> „i ' . i Ifn,>« ,, 1 • V., • •« .. (j.,o »' .*• • Cory <• .rii r n ~ Tlirni: . ' , .' J 'ji*if i *T..* u^ . / Th«‘ value of a Carpenter Organ «> in your it cum* can never b<> ttieas- v itred in dollars and cents. We want * » • . ’e very family to know the elevating jiowc s and the delights . c*f sweet organ music it? the home. When ytia buy an organ buy the W f Aiti’KNTKIt OKHANS are. know r to stand head when quality • and ton** are considerctT. * * . • -'a o • (H i: KAS\ . IMVMl’NT f'i V ; ■: thi vn»Tiiit. hul t*ar;<enj< t Or v.ijain eass rea* h of even h • e y* raun. * . <n I Vf t>,M. or THKsi: flirt. W • vne year and jf is is \/>t all tit a .»»■ claim'for it wo \yit refund all >ou h;fv« paid and/> on don't have *tA go to Chicago W.see us. tt ir.l. TMKKK HK Ml sir |> V U| It ItOMK ^llls WIXTKH? . s r J ■ ! / " 1 Call at our .Store and examine this Wonderful o/gar and M us explain (Aur Kas> Payment Plan. ’ ■ • Brown Furniture Co. & - *0 - * - •• (’ *’ Elrr,'- ~ r.f *• ^ *1 r»(4 pr ♦ n » r *^ 1 ’»'*• ^ T> IT*.' <T n** ■*r>«i***r. ! ” rt <l,,i Pt tn MI< c’fnn Ur)»V f 1 1 IV S .; -> ,» Q, V''|> v/ -^y|f .1 f of Hu* B -nf 1 t 'fvii io*’ Thn r*' f’f * . v > t - MO' 1 . »'.. V 1 f‘ 1, .1 r ' rl . P'v* r* V\ j> Q ( urt 1 '. p’lil T r.-*i! n;Vr yjY ! - A- • r- ^ » t • t , i- f ' * •• • « 4v -■ -* ' -!* - /tb<* 'v ,i t- r r !•’ »T i i r • ' * V? X t : ’ :. , .. O- \ ., M ' . P . /S Thanksgiving Sale Now Going on &t The Charleston Sarprise Bargain .Rouse MEET ME AT FRANK’S MEEhW- Where tliey are are all going to buy More goods for Less Money and Bettor 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 Suits, only. $4.98 ^ .Please note that in our Millinery Depnrt- All Wool Worsted, Blue and Brown, $10.00 ment you can find the largest variety in Men’s Suits, sale price $7.50. Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Hats, arid at $12 50 and $15.00 Men’s Suits? guaranteed t * ie lowest pries.. all wool Worsted. All colors and latest 36-inch ^ride Serge—Blue, Black, Brown. shades. Sale price only $10.00 Green, Gray Red—good^nough to sell at __ , ^ ... . .. 50c, but our sale price iyWnly, per yard 25c $18,00 and $20 00 Men s Suits, positively t^O K 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 frorh SI.40 up Thpy are all pftsitively big bargi ‘ * * - o Ladies' Shoes- button or lace, all grn to $2.50. Ladies’ Cdat’ Suits fronl. .S£.98 to S!2.5 , » Bfg barg-rinn in Ladies Long C ats. «* “Chi’drcn's Cloaks.of all description.’; . 1 . Wo have ;i ftiR line of Mon's, I ndies nr ! Children’ Undffxver.r posit : vel\viji e ’ ov '* c.>l prie s you can get .them for. , (dbod quality yani wide Homfcspun at 39c striped and fancy Poplins Our sale price ogly, per yard, 19c. (k>od quality Slk Mercerized Poplin., solid olors. Our sale price, per yard. 25c 12 I-2c feed ticking. It is passable for feat ti er ticking. Our sale price is only, per yd.. ’ 8c an<l Checked Homespun, (hn price. 15 yards u r sL.ob, I r.tonc’r :'A\ ■b i.- er A M y- 1 . .-.VC; Our’fai’f*’ vm i;.«' .*io -s r-f* emr.J for ouality. \ 1 i’ sail- • vl 1 N . i . . ij po ■ ! rt'r •< . •* ! I t’Kss s! - 1 - ♦ . ! i . s There-sire hundreds of other bar^dn- for *. Mcli w# can not give space her? a d from each and every art tele you can s«:\v money for this jreat -Thanksgivir'^ v ; h : are .cariiially invited to make y.uur heudqip rters at ouj* Busy Shopr/.tig Sty;v. Whc’* vou can meet all your friends. Please.rom.ember whatever we .advertise- is tr. t a..*: : M ^ *' we-can prove it at ' 0 Of ; ■ ’ The Charleston Surprise Bargain House Wholesale an*d Retail- J. FRANK. Manager. Xejjt Door to .Express^Offiu i ti c LASSIF IE ADVERTISING aATf‘>*—Twr«Ag4lv» rrpU for e** five wonU. Om* rrol a Hid*. i^w4; la FOR SALE. V you SALK —184 arvrfc of good farming land cheap. Nine *nile» ■»f Wal erhofo. Apply V. 0.1 Benton H. 4. WalterhMro, S. y. Oct 27'tf fOR SAIrK—l<ot: on Hailroad Avenue with good bitaineaa build ing* Musjxfe* ho1<1 at onc«* at very . low pri^v K . S t'olleton Kealtjr -<*o. • . / U-2-tf -rC- -I :— ; - 'FOR IlKNT—My farm at Sandy Ham in thi* county, t*. twenty- 41 ve words, or Walterboro. S. t’ 11-J-tf IrtiR ttAMC Vlgorpu* large tyjm rharleaton Wakefield Cabhac- plants.,, 100 for ISc; 800 foe Tic. 1.000 for 81 25; 10.000 for 110; 20.000 for $13.00, F. «. B. Hitter. Termn rash t'olleton Merrhan- <itar * Mfg .('o . Ritter. 8. >'L 10-10 2m WANTED XTICI^—500 five huahei bags.—- Walterboro Oil Mill. W.%XT1CI>—To buy one K«con(l-han<l Ford car in good order. ’-I.. N. tilover. Walterboro. S. C. ll-17-ll WAXTHIk—About ten cart load* of clay freo from sand. Fair price for same delivered at" the Artesian welL—Hughe* Artesian -Well Co . Walterboro. 8. C ^ LOST I.IWT—-An overcoat bet a eon Wal terboro and Fbrnezer »hureh Suitable reward will Im* paid if h*ft at this* office Paul K t'rosby ' • t U-U-H pd M’SINKKH MN’AI.S. , We eat *o much more bread aimv we atke Huhater’s O K. Bread. Thn above is a remark that ‘cante to. our attention a fea \}lays ago. The cause FOR H\i.fcK FIn^aeed OaU. Apph r . , * Variety. Sample on request. 4* d* a.natural-one. A trial witljcon- ,P JlcToer, Whitehall. S. C„ t '»* tlnce you.' Mm. M’' A, .Williams, of Oral*.. Fin., in in town with .her daughter. Mr* W V. tilover. who Is convalew ing front a recent lllneaa. . Mi** l.ottR* Mct'ants of Oh»rl;M * t ton. I* spending some time with Ml** Kthel Franeie, of thiv'eity. ,\ . i.'.i.-yV', r'Tur'vtff-e . V „i’Vn *-\- ti«v \ "iv/t *j- r. p • 1 11d, ' ; t | •-1- - r**,”»•••• •,*•*>?, '* ’ ’ . . .’ T ’ •••.»,» V> . r •- • < , * v .' t' ' I' 1 t • I , , I f . , ’ . . .,I., ,1 .• , .f’,r» » * ;i 1,! *• S:l- iri i<i ; ’ niji-'tie" *' /re- - . , ’• * * * > m'i , 1 -. "(vt’' < '' ' J, . ,,; ; - V ’■ 1 . - ■ .( I.’.'i I hp. p:i’ • ;ir ’ v t’tCve. ,ri,u*-, 1) pror«rt. i-’.-v*!"' . s’ "■ ''t o nc '< lilt :* t ■ i irv f,f •• 'oeu Tie* Punt tv ,*>-1 ee••>li ! ,* T 1 *.' <vr "—r . * ’ ■, ;v *?*’:’/- v ';,r - ;<m’ *Hv i*nfri f'»>itd. rnf mioVld** t enl fl’tnl « oinpnrittlvely Vpc.-.’in" Tie Missionary sermon waij T>ro:»' ,, ’c<f 5*v Rev. .1 <: Lawson from <Vet* I S . H w;;s trulv a Stroup pre u < p»;ui -n.vo! the yjoisnel for aljj the world The n'*xt meeting will he. held o*t i'ridav before’the 4ih Snndav ' In ftetoher. 1}tl tl w ith the t’ottagev ille Baptist chufch ’ The Executive Committee for the p^ftoeiationnl ve** - ’ ln 1 is eonvuose.) ef t: W. Wav. r o. 8. CnrtN. ' r Krejaud .lo«-»nh l.an^sd^le, ft W ( Sweat. .1 M .Benton. P. M. John*, nnd J. M. Padgett, the firm a two nanM*'! helne chairman and clerk: The following napv'd -were an n - >*ointed delegate* to the Smithero Hanti*t eonverytio**. Rev. .» C. I.ewnon. Rev.- g. W. ^ Jones, nlter-^ nat« • . y/ r The fnllowlog Te delegate'’ to ♦V South r-'roUm*' cotjventfon: ’tev*- F O S. .Curt's. WaMer Black. S. M' \ct-er»»iar n 1, B. Ackerman, l' S M Fin ’*. > M. Craven J. P. Lawso-* «rd C W, .tone*. V M It should have been rd-***-- rd In «t* t>roper place that n *ub- ‘tantial and vVell arrarge-’ parson age ha* been recentlv built on ft*-* rhorch propertv near the church , building, end that the land donrfe^ hv Mr .loaiah Bedon amounts to acres Time To Ttarn Your >.../• ' ' / ' Good Farmers are how preparing, to tllCR their lands io make a.bumper yield next year. To do iiws properly one needs ,the best impleipefi^ We ^commend . • • -' “THE EtjMMER S FEEL PLOW” You will liVh the ’’llu'q- * 8 tuer” Plow because: 1. 'It runs light. 2. Its long landslide makes it steady running. • , ’ f a. It tutrn* a smooth even ‘ * ’ . . ’ * clean furrow. ’ v 4.—The landside has a chilled fheel. replacabU* / at a small cost. 7 ' • 5.—It has a center drgJt not aide draft. f Hardware Company STOlUn (CIS FINE! NO INDIGESTION GAS, HEARTBURN, ACIDITY I *ln come* in contact with the ttom- I a*h nil *ti#-h distre** vanishes. Its promptness, eertniniy and ease In overcoming the worst stomach dis orders is a revelatfoA to those who try It. *•••*•*«**««« 4, # ' ' # * AT THE .CHURCHES * * * ******#**#*#** / - . ' ' —. - ■ *‘P*|*e> • I»ia|»e|i4ln , ‘ .fixe* .hirk, Muir, uiwet stotnaeli* in five minutes. WAI.TKKUOKO MKTHODIST t’HITM'H RED TU Cl . Bactored to Health By Vinol Corinth. Miss. - “l am a city Ux col lector and »eventy : four years of age. 1 was in a weak, run-down condition. My druggist told me about Vinol. I tried it and in n week noticed consider able improvement; I continued its use and now I have gained twenty pounds in weight, and feel much stronger I con sider Vinol aflne tonic to create strength for old people.”—J. A. PllK’E. W* guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron tonic, for all tun-dowo, weak and debilitated conditions. Thanksgiving Services , . M At Mark I’rcek. ' There will be Thanksgiving &r vices at Black ('roes Baptist church on.Thursday morning.-'Nov. 25th. ^t 11 o'clock. The congregation is re •quested>0 bring their Bibles. Th* ... vi.m’i wAt a slow remedy hevondpeted by Pastor ,72 L>r au ' * n * wil! include an addr-s- ‘'krist ” At night Rev. B P > ■ " " "rt lin one ,*• a^lrirnTful onsermon •'The contribution w ill n,t ' r preached a very Interest!: uncertain harmful on^ , M iu . n to ( * onn|< , M;ixwt .„ o r pb»c- ^mon." * votir stomach is too valuables* .-you .\ A n *: in In re ft j*ith drastic drugr • ce.\ Neighboring churches and tltr The -services next Sunday 1">'' rtiusn t injur, »« L-coroiMhlHty are cordialh invited to • morning m.h, k.. Jiree.. Pine’s I tinneasin i* noted fftr i t 7 ro,un '“^ i *> :irr cordialh invited to morning and night wili be direct, ! J2nn hpr^ell | ^P\ Uh ^ ^ ° * h T «-• ^ W. W Daniei. preside"’ *s; Its'certa^unfaiRng action j I>Mato ' \' ’ nf 1 biumbio rolfege. He wR!' ' ' * . . .. I r -1-——*—,. ...... n(Itif fi* -r.sttj* Rev. Dr. Wolling. Pastor l*vat Sunday- morning a large cop. sregation listened with the utmo't attention to the discussion of tb 1 * subject. “Test*, of Devotion. £*.' Rev. W. W. Daniej, DJV.. presi dent of roiumhia rpllage, wjll be in our town and direct the services iu the Methodist church next Sim- day. all attend .'to hear tills Tine speaker and educator. speed ness in regulating sick, stomachs. Its millions of cure* in indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach trouble ha* made it famous the w'orld over. Keep this perfect atonuch doctor in your home- .keep it . handyjr- get a large fifty-cent case from any drug store and’then if'^anyone should‘.eat sonvething which .doesn’t agree with them, if what they eat lays like lead, ferments' and sours gnd forms .g&: causes headache, dizziness and nausea: ’eructation* of acid and undigested food—re member as soon as Pape’s Djapep- .W’^rs 1 "•*••**« iw..i.■ \«,vv fining On. A representative of the Kirmap-.,' Matthews Range Co., of South Rood . flddresa the Sunday, school at *f*vtr '»lofk. « ST. Jiuhrs t ill K« II " • : 7 Rev Herbert. F. Sihroeter. « Ind . i- cpnductingX, demons!-r lion” this week at^tho sto-e of A Wfch ,or • 11:00 _;f. m.'morning |>r:i' , r man A Son: 'The ladier* of thib com-* an ^ sretnim. 4:00 p.^, ni. Supdav nfunitv are intending in liree num-‘ school and Bible .class 7:30 p_ si. bers and ere doliglqmj \wHh the Evening prayer and i#«Hure ser ^"- excellence of the “Range ^Kternal.” - : . AT THE II.IITIsT rHlRfH __ . . There wRj be preaching in th** Firs* Bapti*, churrh nM t Sundar Bliatt.Htyedtaco*ProtrudinvPilMiaSiouda^ >*:00 a. m, ami 7:30 p. ni. Theinrt ippUcsiioa gives Kmc sad neat. sU Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. } ' . 1 ' * » e ■v,.„ 1'A < • j ’ jmilhma