The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 01, 1915, Image 5
WKDNESDAYVdBCEMBER 1. 1916.
THE PBE8S AND •aNDAED
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THIS WKKK*K MOXKY SAVKKS
WKKK'H M<»\KV SAVKKS
We have decided to put on sale our complete stock of MEN'S and BOY’S SUITS. Every Suit Price will be reduced to almost COST. It will pay you
to examine our goods and MONEY SAVING PRICES before buying elsewhere. It will mean real money saved. We do not nin a Sale from year to year
and charge regular prices at same lik’e^some of our Competitors. "But we make this Sale in order to reduce our stock and we mean to do it, if it will
REQUIRE A SACRIFICE OF OUR ENTIRE PROFIT •
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TAHOK NTHOOI.
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• MEN'S SUITS
Ev#ry suit will be plainly marked. Blue
Serge, guaranteed all wool; best workman
ship. latest styles; were S 12.00 to Slo.Oo.
Money. Saving price only $9-00
Gray Worsted, all wool, a bargain at $l:»
and $15.00, Money Saving price only . . $9.25
Brown Worsted, all*wool in brown striped
and checked goods, latest make, something
nifty, were $12.00. Money • Saving pri* j
only *8.50
Black Serges, all wool, best make, regular
$15.00 suit. Money Saving price $9.25
All wool Blue Corded, the very latest,
regular $13.00 per suit. Money Saving price
only V. *8.00
Mixed Gray. v dark gray with very neat
stripe, a bargain at $10.00, Money Saving
price only $6.50.
Some latest in different styles and makes,
all sizes to pick from. Mon-jy Savin:; price
only S5.0»»
1 BOYS’ SUITS
All wool Blue Serge, regular $5.00 per
suit, in latest Norfolk effects, sizes 8 to 17,
Money Saving price only *3.75
All wool brown, gray and blue Worsteds.
Norfolk style, best workmanship, sizes 7 to
20 years, w^re $5.00, Money Sax'ing price
only $3.00
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All styles, all sizes in brown striped,
grays and striped blues, were $4.00. Money
Saving price only . 3 .; >2 50
Norfolk styles in blue and gray shades,
good goods, regular price $3.25, Money Sav
ing price onyl >2,25
A big variety of mixed .haud finish^
goods that will wear. Regular $2.50 to $3.50
and bargains at that, w ill be sold. Money Sav
ing week for only ! $1.75
Small boys’ suits, sizes from 3 to 8 years,
r. big variety of them in the Russian Blouse
ejects, were $1.50 to $4.5b. Money Saving
price 95c to, .$2.5')
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If you are in the nnirket for any of the above mentioned goods it will be your only opportunity to obtain same at a i’jo: lewervrice than was ever known
in -Walterboro. Com«» to our store and save money. Watch for something new every week till Christmas at MONEY SAVING PRICES and bear in mind
thatTh
dterboro.
iese prices are for this week only as these prices are at.and belpw cost. See us for anything in Ladies and Gents Furnishings. We are the Leader
s.
COLLETON BARGAIN HOUSE
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
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Nov. SO.—Th.v
School -Improvenient riuh at Tabor
had Its first social moctinit last
Thursdsy. Th«* prosrum was ss fol
lows:
I'ehat#*: "Itesolvcd that poverty,
rsther than riches, tends to develop
character.»* The subject was dfs-
cussed very carefullv. Those on thy
affirmative wer»< tJ.-A. llerry and M; '
J. K. Morris: the negative. J. E, w.
Morris and la-e Martin Mr. It.
and A. A. Herndon and Lee t.’liass-
rean weri' absent. The il lative v (0 „
The judKe v were Junior'* Kcnde.-.
Frank lireland and Jloward Hander*.
^ An eschanfe of offkwra wdp mude.
MisfUA A Herndon ladriK e|e< ted
seueiai x Vind Mrs l» W. ('rostiy a *
treasure/ The .offieer,, and mem-
b«Ts numbered ;tl atnj we hed
» very interesting imViina. Our
next ineetinK will !»,■ Dec. ‘12. The
'Program foe tin* meeting '\iii apiH*ir
in next we«‘l,'s issue We liope t *
nave a large attendance and to r:tN.»
sonn money tor our school
AWtH'MKMKVT
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The Kural, School Impruventent.
Association will meet next Friday
afternoon. Hec. ”,rd. at I -i.V’oct;.
J Before the meetim; th*‘ aiember^ a'..*
invited ti» attend ■'Th*‘ (Hlmond
Simms Literary Society" meeting.
Please all rue miters be aiesent and
brln* your friends. p
• MBB. j:‘B. SMITH. Pien.' > '
Smoaks, Nov. "to.
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We have received our first ship -
j a •' a
ment of horses and mules, con-
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sisting of 26 mules and 2 fine
broodmares. This shipment came
from St. Louis where our buyer
selected them with care.
ESPECIALLY FOR OUR TRADE
They are going fast, so come in
early for yours.
See us Before Buying Elsewhere.
Rizer & Ay er
Walterboro, - South Carolina
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4c' MISS ELIZAHFTH
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MIsb KlirabeJh Dickaon is the new
president of the South ('arolina
School Improvement Association.
She .entered upon h» r duties (>ctO.
ber 1, succeeding Miss Mary K\a
Hite, who .resigned to return to
iteaching. *
Miss Hickson Is from Harlington
I Hen* she received her public school
education, having <• been graduated
from St. Jbhn's Academy of Darling
ton. After her graduation she went
to lender t'ollege.
When her studies here *ere over,
she eijtcred her chosen field, teach.
Inp. For neu ral years she gate her
services the rural school* of An
.Jerson. Marion find Darlington. Sb
was at one time principal of, •
r..'i,*r School, Marion county. L.it.
' t.iugbl the tTiird anrl foiii
grade* at Wiliiamslou.’and was . i
ter.vard principal of tne PalnnUivt
school. Darlington. Her experiences,
as. will be sc'en from this, were in
both rural and graded schools. She
v.a s * '.ervlne her appi^nticeship )<»i
to meet the exigencies of the situ,
atio.n. It is no small job that slm
has. this presidency^ of the School
t Improvement Association. .
must trovel the length and breadth
of the state and meet teachers, pa*
tons, trustees, superintendents.; and
nust not only please them, but must
inspire them, must pour into them
some of her own zeal for school b» t.
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To til'' highest bidder
the v.(»rk which *he "undertook
later, that of supervising teacher of
TXarlington e.ognty under County
Superintendent l^»wis Foi* t,hre«»
years -he held this position, h^ r 1 terment.
work throughout .that period J>Hn^i M,s * i Dickson s otflre is In th
chara.terized bv energy. enthu- ' IVparttfaent of Education.
Eiasm and splendid results. Manv | »“<« •*«* «» al “ me,s has the active
of th. < (insolidation.-. m w bj.LMiug*; ^ of th.
and other progresKi^e steps in nar.M'”*- Superintendent ol Kducation.
llngteii county may be trac'd direct
ly to the stimulus given by her ,
whlb serving as supervisor ^he n,ra 1 , rural
Always she has been actively. In. i “ 5 * h «; r * « n '* i rur » l “>ndltlpns Site
tenHed in school, b«‘tternient i knows by ha»ing done it herselT. . v.
a teacher In the rural schools 'Of the
sta'e, and a* county supervisor «h-'
was instrumental in organizing
lari* ;
*1 Walt
••rboro.
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loth. I:
•15. at
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Grace
lands
a* r«*s and c
ut into
t*
Wat*
rh for
i'urt h<»r
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cut of
same
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Miss Dickson has everything '<>
make for success in tier new work.
many local improvement associations
When she
ery step in school betterment, from
giving a box supper.to consolidating
schools She is of attractive ap
pearance and winning personality,
bis last an asset or no mean value.
man tier
making
icr a welcome' visiVo. to any schcol
Darlington i •"’he lias an eaf>y. natural
l‘\ hieh will go far towards
and romuiunity clubs,
resigned her position in
■county she left tangible evidence of
her activities in the- shai»c of «
school itni.rovement association i j or home Hers t* th* **nllimiasin
r arlv ev.r v dislri* t in tin .onatv '' rC voi.th »emo red bv the wlsdnin of
W hen Mi Diekson " apo.d >■ ' ,»< ri> me -S*Mith. rn Si-hool N-ffs
ed acting president of th*- S;. • • . ~7, I, „*• . “
School Improvement Association *: ^ Hill III II\L M WOOLS
v a* recognized by h* r frienlls Uiat
a wise choice had lieen made. Tboux'i
sh*- ha* served less than two month.
sb* has shown herself amply able
Th*- following amounts hav*- been
•*•* ived b\* r»Mintv Superintendent
(''OH HAIJ4—-To the bigheKt bidder
on Public gquare at Walterboro,
S. t’.. Fridav', m>c. 10th. ItilS-. at
'll a.'m-.~tlfr M. tlrac*- lands
containing. arr**s anil * tft Into
seven tracts. Watch for further
announcement^ anil-cut of sain 1 .
Sold K t'AUTKB. fheS-
tlT.'S. t‘.
FOB SAI»
»*n Puh||e ,S*|H
S. t Frlilay.
11 a. m.. the t
tiling 422
siAft'ii trai is.
uiinciinretncnt*
SoM bV SIMS
i*-r,‘S f.
Mr. ami Mrs .1 F. Taylor return
ed to their home in Savannah, Oa .
Sunday, after spending Thanksgiv
ing-very pleasantly hi Norway witli
their uncle and aunt, Itev. and Mt *.
it. («. Halford , / .
Mrs. f. P. Fishburm anil childreit
and Pas«-ol 'Felder spent tli«- week;/
*-nd at Neyle's mid at May bank*
phmtation. * - * • . «
Wky’s?Qrt»4L?4«
Conti Like a Kiss 7
Bsenas ^srybody Tries It, Ersry-
body UKss It, It’s Paialsts and
TakesBut A Moment -
r ‘ to Apply. Q
"OeU-IP* I* the wonder of the corn-
pestered world,. Million** fay so. b«-
e.-iuee millions have urns! I*. That's
what makes it the biggot selling
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L ASSIF IE
ADVERTISING
FURNITURE
FOR XMAS
Do you not know that an article of furniture makes
t>
the bept~>Xmas grift you can make for a UWed one or
friend? Somethinjr which will be always a gentle re
minder of your thoughtfulness
Let us show you some gifts, really desirable for n
Xmas gift. We have them and you will be glad you
gave something useful.
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ENTERPRISE FURNITURE CO
C. H. KOGER, Mgr.
HATKS—Twcnty-ftxe cent* for c «b inM-rtlon of !«*<.» than iw-bm-
five word*. Ow® cent • word csw-h in-ertion for twenty-live words, ot
more. Cash in advance. ,
FOR SALE.
t'OR KALE—Ix>t S0x66 on Railroad
Avenue with good business build
ing Must'be sold at once at very-
low price.
Colleton Realty Co.
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I DK KALE Vigorous large type
..Charleston Wakefield Cabhag"
’danta. 100 for 25c: 500 for ?5c:
1.000 for SI 25: 10,000 for SH 1
.20,000 for |15.O'*. FI O. B Ritter.
Terms cash CoUeion^ M-*r<i-a'
dise A Mfg Co. Rittec S.
10 10
FOR KALI-:—In a sarrlfice fo r cash
a beautiful, outtit of tforM*, buggy
and harness Apply "Horse."
care The Press am! Standard. .
ifllt —Sing* r Sewing machine,
practically new. For sal*' cheap.
Apply at The Press and Standard
,m
H»K KAIA: On*' pen Barn-d Plvm-
mouth Rocks. 1 i ocker* l and pul
lets. Beauties and chffcp. ' r P.
Murray. Walterbonk 12-1-lt.
of Education Strl* klatid a
sa-i foe
wi-ak si'Ikh*! districts in
Cei’* .on
countv The * h* < k
for Hi
»• am(Hint
»'<* was r*■<•*>(
v< d Moiidw :iuT'
this amount |da***<i
lo tio-
* r. ilit A\
th*' school districts
named
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In i'ddition there
will I-
Stale aid
to 12 rural graded
schools, ami on**
high school. whi< h amount)-
will con-
riders bly swell »li^
total r«*ceiied by
the schools of th <•»
ounty:
Name of DifT
No Disy Ain’t
Hum Dully
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i 100.un
Bii* Patch
1 on un
Littl« Swamp 7
1 n*i nn'
Wolf Creek
.12
t itn.O'i
Hudson Mill
. / . 15
1 nn.n i
WVimer
21
- io«i on
Horse Pen
24
kl.ftri
Bethlehem
....32
mo.on
Welch Creek / .
. . .33
1 00.00
Hall .*./
34
100.00
3t>
70.00
Rsvsors . /.
47.00
Bethel
. . ... 40
risk Drove"
-41
/100.00
Sniders ...
ft*.00
Red Hank
47
100.on
Hed Oak .
4ft
50.00
Sand Hill
./j . 50
or,.on
Mapl • Cam*
... 51
1 noon
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Tot «1 ...... /. . .
$1.707.on
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KICK MILL—My rice mill at Drover,
s. C.. will hull rice ••very Friday
Other days by appointment Sat
isfaction guaranteed. W P- Shu-
ler. Drover. C 12-l-2tpd.
POR KALE- Fine seed Oats. Appier
variety. Sample on request. C
P. McTeer. Whitehall. S. C t
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WANTED
t !
| WANTED—
Peas ,t 'of
loo bushels of Iron
- >5—...fl*'*' pi'.i * ::t -.once if you
garden right i haM . ^ Mm , y y Hickman.
or more ot
Walterboro
>*TART VOI R Spring
by setting but 500
Prentisa Tru«. to Name Cabtiag • I ^ ^ XT |.-,» r l( ,„ flXV id*-!*. | bars
plant*.''*1 can fill your orders. I - - * - •
•Arge or small $1.00 per M ami
«0c for 500.'’ Chas Wakefield.
Karly Jersey and Flat Imtch. Sp«- | MtST—One pointer pup black ears
»-»al. on Urge tots.—J J PRKN and bUck -pot vn back. Reward
TlSS, Yonug’s JLsIaed. P O . S C ., i£ returned to I! K SAVAGE,
tt. F. D No 1. 12-1 4t Walterboro. 1-’ 1 It.
Oil Mill
LOST
E. GUESS
. The store that gives quick service and honest
weights. Let us sene you. We are always glad to do so
Have just received the following for ydUr Xmas
cakes:
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Citrofl, 25c a pound; Raisins, 15c a lb.; Currants,
15c a !b.; Figs. 20c a lb.; Prunes, )5c a lb.; Dates. 10c
f ii pkg.; Cranberries. 20c a quart; Nuts. 20c and 25c a lb.
We are offering 4>ur Entire line of Woolen Goods.
Sweaters, Caps, etc., at cost. *
Will pay you $1.00 a bushel for corn and peas, 25o a
dozen foT e^gs and sell groceries as cneap as you can
buy elsewhere for cash. See us and g“t oyr prices be-
-^fere buying^ .
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L. E. GUESS
Phone No. 47
4* III DSON WILL SCHOOL
((mr school Is progressing very
nicely. It Is taueht by Miss fl*-r
• rml* Hudson'. We have quit*' i
large •-nrollment already anil ar* * \.
perting tnor* to join us.
MiKKe* K»*te -Walker and lainl**
Roberts visited Misses Mamie an!
Naomi Varn Saturdav atternoon
Mr and Mrs. J. B. i'lnier' sp«'nt
Saturdav qight, with 'he latter's pa* - ,
•ditit. Me ml Mrs p* u f'rosbv
' Miss Belle-Bailey and Hevward aiVJ
Bl**as»' lfud*'*» spent Sunday after
noon with MKses Mamie and Naomi
Varn,
‘ Mr Bert Rob**rfs sp*nt Riimlay
wift* Mr, Ba*-s Walker
Harry Fisk and Henn Yarn w<
visitors at the home of Mrs &.• \ .
Morris last Sundsv. , «
Mr and Mrs la>v:»| Given** w»;fc
Pleasant >lsit*>r K of Mr and Mr-* fl)
IX Varn. Jr.. Sun*ta'' „ . •
Mrs Georgia ►Vrrell of SalVf -
hatet*!*'. vlsite*! Mrs. John Neltl*'*
last Wednesd#’'
SEVENTH GRADE
WKiAalNK SCH4M)L
1 Mrs v *nnte B, tieni|«'r t *ui. fe 1 ' *■;•••
Of tile \X'|g*r*ns >;*l-ool. W US In W|»’l
Jerboro tor the week-end, Mrs H- •*
*i« rson hkv just completed the first
month of her school, ana states fh 'l
’• I. nrorressing snlendidlv M'hlf-
th*' enrollment of this seheol is not
rery’nrre coo,! work is holnr ‘l*>u*‘
Urv Hcnde|-son |s a Darherof inari
years experleuc#.’•
sorn remedy on aarth Uaiay. “Geti-If*
will surely get 5 tb*i corn or cnllu*
vou've been trying for a long time
to get rid of,—Uko It right off "clean
a* a whiatla.” Apply Itdn 2 aeconds.
—put your stocking and ahoo right
over It,—nothing to stick, nothing to
hurt. You needn't foa* with tnk-k
bandages that make a package out
at four to*. Mo knives, rsaora and Mis-
•ora, do tape, no trouble. lt*a •tmpllcity
It self, an re, quick, paluiets. Try it also
tor banton* a»d warta. *
"Ijcts-lf" in sold at nit druggiata.
5f.<- a buttle.', or aent dire* t by E.
lawrence A < 'o» CUlcugo.
Sold in Walterboro and. recom
mended as the world’s best corn
remedy b y Walterboro Dr.iu; Co., and
John M. Klein.
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