The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 01, 1915, Image 2
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AND STANDARD
WEDNESDAY,
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Get Thai New
Pair of Shoes
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The man who values his per
sonal appearance is partipular in
the selection of his footwear, he
chooses them with the •. same
care he would in purchasing a
suit of clothes or a hat, going to
the shop whose reputation for
honest vjilues and square deal
ing is of that high standard,.
*hich appeals to good judgment.
f With a clientage whose con
tinued patronag£~ha* been mani
fest at thp^Valk-Over Sh< p year
in and ^ear out, is evidence that
the attributes of success in fit
ting and selling shoes arc ever
present in our business p <licy,
and a sincerity in tw ser
vice, which nre pleasing to the
particular man -
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Walk Over shoes aie all this
and more; thev are guaranteed
to’ fit and lo' k a Gentleman s
-hoes should and von are s.ure b'
ge^jiiality and too. •
COME NOW
While our Stock i> I’oniplete.
J. P. HERNDON
Men’s Outfitters.
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NEWW|I mm PARLOR
Sanitary in Every Respect
Up- to-date in all its appliances
First Class Attention by
First Class Barbers
AT THE OLD BANK
C. M. Viard, Manager
SENS'
CHEAPEST RATES
RECEIVES FAVORABLE RE<
PLIES FROM RAIL-
ROADS
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POTASH IS SCARCE
Wo«ld Have Grn—d
PtMMphatr Rnrfc Shipped
Low CtuirKM.
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for
From The Stale.
Got. Manning <■ receiving favor
able replies from the railroad presi
dents* on his request that they make
the cheapest rates possible on grau»d
limestone and; phosphate rock in or.
der that the farmers ean get this ma
terial at the very lowest figures, this
being necessary because of the ina
bility to get potash. The railroads
promise to take this matter up im.
mediately.
(J. R. Kinly. president of the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad company,
Replying to the governor's letter said:
1 am in receipt of your communica
tion of the 18th inst. I am alr.o
greatly interested and ecqcerned in
the uninterrupted productivity o! tho
soil'of the Statff of South Carolina,
and immediately upon receipt of your
communication I had an interrie.t
with It. A. Brand, our fourth, vice,
president, and rei|ue::ied itini fo >ak'
UP the question of rates referred to
in your letter at once with the other
lines in South Carolina and ascertain
how far it ta practicable and consU-
tent to eafjy out yoi.* viet.s. A«
soon as 1 hear from Mr. i>rand I shall
he phased t oconfer with yotr norr
definitely.”
W. R. Thomson, assistant to Pres
ident Ijeroy Springs of the Lancg.^tcr
£r Chester railroad, write.* to the
governor: "Your letter of Novem.
her 18 to Mr. Springs in reference to
Tates on fertilizing materials has
Iw'en received in his Absence. 1 am
sure he' will be glad to give this sub
ject hhi very careful attention'with a
view ot making any changes which
may facilitate th<> handling of prod
ucts to the benefit or the agrioui.
tpr.ii interests in thii- present crisis.
He will write you oersonallv upon
iis subject, upon his return.”
, W. C Wolfp of.C)rq|hgeburK. sr^a’k
Irig for his tv*c.railroads, the Hati'-
berg. Khfhardk & Walterboro ‘{i •_
wav company and bin* Oranre'bur.:
rail way," says in hig'reply: ’.'Uefe-
ence your letter of ti: • Isth in^t. >t
iegdyd -to n»t<* on pho. phate ,‘float
moving from points in Tennessee t »
This State. Ix-g t»> state tSi.it W“ I 1
henrtiKy co-operate ' with any i>:o' e.
merit looking tovard thp prortotien
of ^Ih- agricultural inter. sth of . the
State.”
H«nj.nmin I). Rieg<*. pie.udem *if
the Ware Shoals Haiiroad cohip. l n*-.
■avs in his letter to tji*' governor:
"Your letter of November 18 has
been read by me with much* interes*
and I,&hink the suggestion contained
in your letter a very good one. and
no doubt the railways will be glad
to co-operate with you in this worthy
object.*’
TRY CASCARETS” FOR
LIVE 1 ? ANDIOWELS
IF SICK OR BILIOUS
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PROFESSIONAL •
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COLLETON REALTY C(K
R. M. JcfCartw - D. 1a Ml
*- PNa. Gea. Mgr.
Wo hay and aell real eatate, col
lect reata. -promote loans. Life, Ac-
cidlat. Fire, Toraado, Bond, la
surance. Walterboro, S. C.
EYES
Eyeoe examined. scientifically.
Glasses and Artificial Eyes Fitted.
Satisfaction guaranteed
J. A. WESTERBERG,
Optometrist,
by Globe Optical Co.
Dr. A. J. Anderson,
Dental Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 2 p. m.;
3p. li. tp € p. m. Phone 100-X.
Walterboro, s; C.
D. B. PEURIFOY
Attorney at Law
Practice in all Courts.
Office Opposite Court House
. Walterboro, S. C.
HEBER R. PADGETT
AtMfatcy at Law
Prompt AttentloB To All Itusincs*.
'Walterboro. S. C.
H. W. Black ' Timothy Hardin
Drs. Black & Hardin
Dentists.
■ Office u?xt door to Walterboro Drug
Company.,
Office Hours: «:30 a. in. to 2:30 p.
m.; 3:00 p. m. to 0:00 p. ni.
Phone 67-J.
get it
*for
myiuife
We have the . tilings" you need
to make this winter' pleasant
and.comfortable and at a price
to suit the times.
Cook Stoves from $9.50 to $15.00
Ranges from - $2100 to $05.00
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Trask Burners from • $14)0 Up
Heaters both coal and wood
from $8.75 up. Grates, fire
dogs, shovels and tongs, coal
scuttles, fenders, etc. ' <
aFOR OUTSIDE PURPOSES
Lap Robes of all kinds, $2.00
And up, guns, rifles, hunting
coats, buggies, carriages, etc.
FOR YOUR FARM
Turn plows, disc harrows, hay
presses, stalk cutters, wagons,
fence wire, all kinds of imple
ments and every convenience
for better farming and more
profit. "
Come in and look at our geods
get our prices and compare
quality and price with others.
*We lead, otners follow.
A. Wicliman & Sun
T«.night! Clean jrnur hoHrl* and st-.qi
he-ulaclH*, colds, sour
k stomach.
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Attention Farmers
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Plant Wheat and the Price of Cot-
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ton wan’f worry you. An up to-date
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Roller Mill at Bamberg, S. C -
Get a 10-cent box now.
Turn the rascals out the head
ache, biliousness, indigestion, the
sick, sour stomach and bad colds-
turn them ottt tonight and' keep
them out with Case*rets.
Millions of men and women tak<?
e Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery raineMl by a lazy
I>yer. clogged bowels, or an unset
stomach. »
IkK'^ put in another day of di v
tress, Cascaret,- ejean.e your
stomach, renfov,. the sour, ferment
ing food: Sake .the excess bile fjoni
' your liver artvi earrv out ail th*‘ con.
stipated wai'te\matt<-r 00*1 no:son*in
the bowel*. Then you will fee! gi.-at
A Cascaret tonight strnlghter?
>ou out by morning They*.* w«r;t
''blip you sieeji A liCe nt Tx.x from
any drug stor* means a Werr '< -s !
of weet : to%ac!> and «IraP. b • hby
liver and bowel- action for
Children love Cr.«car«-ts bee ... \ • |)•
never gripe qr sicken.
MtH'<KltO|.l> SHOW KIT
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* Mis* Amv» M arse her very deli^ht-
fufly entertained ,with a household
shower on last Thursdav seyaning in
‘onor of Miss Ruth Saffnld'. ' * hose
marriage to Mr Ellis DeTrevjlle took
place last night in the Saint Helena
Xseopal church. ' The house was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
ind a most enjoyable time ».as had
‘tv all. Game*, music and dancing
afforded pie swore tor this ^atereat-
event.—Beaufort Gazette.
HEAL I'll AND HAPPIXKXs |»K.
PKXD I POX YOi'R LIVER .
That sluggish liver with its. .lug-
giah flow of bile i P what inak(%- tae
world look so dark at times. Dr.
King'a New Life Pills go sfraiaht tc
the root of the difftpultv by waking
up the action, of. the liver and in_
creasing tho bile.. Dr. King s New
Life Pill* cause the bowels to act
nor* freely and drive away those
“moody days.” 3te a bottle. H.
NO OTHKR LIKE IT.
NO OTHER AO GOOD.
Purch*.- ihe “NEW HOME" and you witi
have a l.!c mmS at th<- nri* c jrmi- pav. Ttie
rlimmauon et repair by »uprr.«r »isk-
mamhrp a:**! br-t qcaiity- *1 material in\un»
kle-toaK <r* ice at n muium i .nt. a
WARRANTED FOR ALL TiME.
Inta-t ha* nr: the “NEW HOME *. It i*
kauwa (he werltl mer f^r -apenor k*. iuc *;uati-
tiev Nut *ut*i niulcr any <shrr ramr.
TIE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.,
OftANGC, MaaSAOHUSCTTO.
raw aaac «r
BROWN FCRNITL'KE COMPANY,
Walterboro. 8. C.
MEMORIALS • IN
To Automobile Owners!
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I wish to annoiuite to all Automobile Owers
that I have Opened a Garage in the building
formerly occupied by the Colleton Garage on
Railroad Avenue and am Prepared to do any
kind of Auto Repair Work.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED. NO GUESSING, >
I KNOW. 14 YEARS EXPERIENCE
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E0RGIA • MARBLE
WHAT*.
Yes, certainly, • anything in
cemeteries from tiniest grate
slope to costly, ttvetnoria.'u.
vitilUs. mausoleums, etc. If
you need anytMnp in this iinr-
see me before buying or write ^
as it will pa* you to do so. jj
X>»tr motto: satisfaction guar-ti
anteed. W. I*ee ltnm**ey.
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If a man loves a girl, that bis bust-
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If a girl loves a man that’s her busi
ness; \ '
If they get married that’s their
* business.
So, if you want your automobile seat
corereda and clothes cleaned, see
Tfie New York Pressing Clubt. for
that’s their business. \
New York Pressing'
Club ’
J. B. DAVENPORT, Mgr.
J. H.
Walterboro,
HATFIELD
- - South Carolina
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