Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r r- X V WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1915 THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE SEVEN SOI TIIKKN COMMKIU'IAL «2.o<)—('h«rlr<ston-*-9*2.00 Fo» the_above ovcanion the Atlan*- tfc Co*** L.ine will sell exruraion tlekota from WaltertKJro to Pharfe- toa at $2.Ok. Ticket* will be nol-l for all'train* on Decomber 11'. 12. IS an4 14 and for trains schedule 1 to arrive Charleston before nw.n of Dec. 15. limited returning; to mld- nlgtit of DeremlM'r 22. 1915. Pro- nortionately low fares will l*e ma»re from all pointr on thb Allantie Coast Line. This Is a. convent ion of the ftrent- est Imoortance to the South's com mercial. manufacturine and lnd**s. trial Interests, and will be an open- in* wedae for It’s oonortunltlesi vt this time, -In reeornitlon of its !lm- portanco the I’nlted States tJov4rit- meivt nropose*5 to send nine <9| hat- tleeahips tb Charleston and in addi tion there will be a larae number n J torpedo l»oats end submarines there for the Inspection and pleasure of the larre number of the South's rep. resentative citizens who will be pres ent. * . For schedules and furthern inio*- mation. call on. D. MARTIN. Tielcet^Aat . 4 ' ' Wrlterboro. S C. ATLANTIC COAST I.IM’ The Standard ftailroad of th<* SouC’. R. R. COMMISSIONER HOLDS CONFERENCE SEVERAL IMPORTANT MAT TERS DISCUSSED THURS DAY AT MEETING MAY MAKE CHANGE ■; ■ Train tCi Will Doubtless Ik* St«»n:M*il at <i»-»*rn Pond. New Station Planned. ' '» Big Chance For Oar Customers And Friends At - SOBEL & BOGOSLOW AS WE HAVE RUN SHORT OF MONEY AND WE CANT MEET THE BILLS WHICH WE MUST PAY THIS MONTH. WE HAVE DECIDED TO SELL EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE BELOW COST* READ V ' . CAREFULLY EVERY ITEM AND COME AND GET YOUR SHARE. AS FOLLOWS: ft * . 4e Write n»e and 1 will e\- * plain bow 1 was cured in 4 * . days of a m*vH^ case of >!: • Piles of 40 veacs standinc * ’ without iniin. "knife or deten- I* * tlon from business. Xo one it 4c need s-iffer from this dls- * 4c ease when this humane cure * run be had riRht here in tie 4t South Pared Ida 4c 4c - R. M. 408KY * 4c ' Idimar, R. P. ’ ’ * 4:4c4c4c41C3i:4c]ic^4c::c4c4c4t s CYPRESS -SXSH DOORS BLINDS* MOULDINGS AMD M1LLW0RK For w HIGH GRADE COTTON (ilNN'lN'li Ol*R SPECIALTY »M4D WAMKR i Thursday, the South Ccrolina Rail-1 road Commission visited Walter bore* I on a special .train«aerompaninj by! Coast Line officials with a view to | Inspeetina tlm Crej-n Pond and Haiti-1 berg line and lor the purpose .oi'j boldina a conference at ^ Walterboro > in reference to proposed changes in j schedule an<l the matter Of- a new passengt r station for Walterboro. Quite a number of the Walterboro < itiaens was present at tliis hearinjp ■ hich was held at the station upon the arrival of the special from Char leston. The matter of change of schedule was gone into. A doubN daily passenger service between Hanuberg and tlreen Pond was. tha.ught L by the citizens to be an id-al arrangement hut it was thooght by > them that perhaps this would not be feasible Qn account * of the siuail amount of passenger traffic, so this part was *ot insisted upon. ' The citizens also requested thd train X° Roit'k to Savannah Hi the. morning In' slopped on dag at Green Pond to talje on passengers desiring to go to Savannah. As H is now, then* is only one train a day for Savannaii and that in the after noon. No S2 is another fast rpad train passing Green Pond just after noon and *t vm tliapthf* trair ! also b«, sloppc;! in erder ilnjt per-ors ^ .desiring to go to Aufeusta>»tHht d«j so. Discussing tbisi* matter. tli* 1 1 Coast Lino offictala appeared favod able to stopping No. D5 but did not | ■ think if feasibly for No. 8.1 to IteiR stopped. Of course, nothing defl-1 ? io was announced as to what would be the result of the conference bat It is felt that the requested change 1 of schedule to secure the stopping pf No. 85 will put-into effect. This will necssitate the passenger train leaving Walterboro about 7.0*i o’clock In the morning Mnst$;»d of 7.3ft as -at present. l Adjourning the meeting id •.tluV’ 'vriiiing pooni. lo the yard the mnifer of a new passenger sta»ion 'Vos taken qp :nv^ the .dang r amt tnconven- ; icnCe ol the present arrangement { wa. hown the otTi/-i"l and *h<* H'l’i [ Ccnmi -sion. This ‘ ma'ttef •'Hvas j al«f|. 'tak^' oti.. 1 r in*' kt menL . t.d rwijV.fji 1 r.ulijei * lot .i . u’* | i* port. . / Tlios* attemlirg ' tiic vor! t ' I 'initsdiiv morning were: I K T M Shafter. R. H VVieh jme.ii. I) L Smith. G • C .1. [). Vonl^he. M S. Slrhkland^ F M. Rotith. II. W, Saunders. W W. Smoak. Th.. members of tbe railrond com mission. G. Mel).' Hampton, chair man: John G. Ituhard* and Fran-k W Shealy. weTe pre,sent as were Gen era] Supt. J. P. Walker and D E. • ision SMpt. JfK. Walker and I). F. MnrtUh loepf" Agent. BIG MEALS NO l SOUR, ACID STOMACH WDIGESTHIN OR GAS DRY <;OODS' % oc. Apron (>rnghams 25 yards, .M.CO 8c. Apron Ginghams. 16 yards, si.00 5c Colored Heraespun. 25 yds. .81.00 8c Colored Homespun. 17 yds. 81.00 5c. Calicos. 28 yards.. 81.0»1 ^ * .. 8c Dress Ginghams. yards, sl.ib* - 10c Dress Ginghams. 13 yds. .8L00 25c Poplins. 5 1-2 yards 81.00 . ’ V 25c Ovep Dress Goods 5 1-2 yds 8LOO $1.25 yd. wide Silk 1 1-2 yds. 81.00, 25c Black Serge. 7 yards , 81.00 5c Ou(ings.^25 yards 81.00 8c Oiitings. 16 yds for .only. .- 81.00 10c Outings, 12 yards..!.... $1.00 MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHES 87.00 Men’s Suifs for only. $9.00 Men s Suils for onlv. s SuiL s Suit.' $12.00 Men s Suits for only . $15.00 Men’s Suits*for only. $18.00 Men’s Suita for only BOY’S SUITS . .$4.50 . .$6.9o . .$8.50 . .$9 60 $10.60 $8.00 Boy’ s Suits for only.. ...$4.50 $6.fK» Boy’ s Suits for only. . . . $3.25 $5.00 Boy’ s Suits for only.. . . $2.75 .Cl.Ot) Bov s Suits for only. . . . $1.75 $2.50 Boy’ s Suits for only. . ...$1 50 MEN’S PANTS $ 1.50 Men ’s Pants for only. .. . $2.75 $3.50 Men s Pants for only. . ...$2.25 $3.00 Men ’s Pants for only., .. .$1.98 $2.50 Men ’s Pants for only.. ...$1.5*1 $2.00 Men ’s Pants for only ... .98.: BOY’S PANTS > $2.50 Boy' s Pants fob-only. . .. $1 50 S2.00 Bov' s Pants for ohly.. .. $1.25 SI.50 Boy’ s Pants for only. . .... 98e. $1,00 Boy’ s Pants for only. .... 55i v . > LADIES’ tiOODS $18.oo ladies’ Suits for only..$7.98 $15.00 ladies' Suits for only..$6.98 $10.00 I^adies* Suits for only.. $4 98 $8.00 Ladies' Suits .for only. . .$3.50 LADIES’ CLOAKS $7.00 Indies* Cloaks for only..$4.98 $6.00 Indies’ Cloaks for only..$3.98 $5.00 Ladies’ Cloaks for only'. .$2.98 LAI)lES’,\lEN’S AND CHILD- - REN’S SHOES $4.00 Men's Dretjs Shoes for. .‘.$2.75 $3.50 Men’s Dress Shoes for.. .$2.50 $2.50 Men’s Dress Shoes for.. .$1.98 $3.00 Men’s Work Shoes for.. .$2.00 $2.50 Men’s Wwk Shoes for.. .$1.75 $2.00 Men’s Work Shoes for.. .$1.55 $3.00 Indies’ Dress Shoes for. .$2.00 $2.50 Indies’'Dress Shoes for. .$1.75 $2.00 Indies’ Dress Shoes for. .$1.60 Children's Shoes will Be Given for. any money offeree!. THERE IS MORE AND MORE TO SPECIFY, BUT SHORT AGEIN SPACE WOVt ALLOW US. COME AND SEE YOURSELF. WITH EVERY DOLLAR PURCHASE WE WILL GIVE AWAY A PIECE OF WHITE ENAMELED TINWARE SOBEL & BOGOSLOW Where th- Dollar Does Its Duty i* - - Walterboro South. Carolina •x =5\ I!*, fkfirS —A /*. * v* *3* m V, V 4 ■ # *4 - - - k . • % '• — "* TBE BEST —AND— CHEAPEST FEED. Walterboro Oil KR MEMORIALS • IN X' 1 J In Colletoh County Next door to v & Shaffer “Pu|M*’s IHi»|K*ivsin’’ 4* ojjohkcvt. sii. . i».l str mar b rt*lM*f known ' —:T»> »<! * Papv's Diitpepsin wi!l you <-itt an«l ovt't*. of ore! I GEORGIA • MARBLE WHAT? Yes. certainly, anything in cemeteries from tiniest grave stone to costly memorials, vaults, mausoleums, eti*. If you heed anything in this line] •ee me ^e/bre buying or w rite as it will pa’ you to do so. Our motto; satisfaction guar-| anteed. W. l/e«* ltaiiiM*>. William*. R. *- / Owes Her AkknI Health »«» Chamber. ., ^ Iain's Tablets. "I owe hty .good wealth to ('iiart: Iterlaln’s Tablets." write® Sirs. R. G Neff, Crookston, Ohio. ‘‘Two years Mo I wa* an invalid due to stoma'h trouble. I took . three bottles of these Tablets and have sinco been In the best of health.” For stil<- bv *11 dealers. • . • v Time it digest anything/ ^om*’ i*" sour. gj>ssv or rot lomach r ur«*P' within liv<* tirlniite- s If your meals don’t fit comfort hMv. or what you at L* s !ik< ■ lump of lead in voitr *-to'r• • b. or i vnu l-yve I.* r’l Mil. t! *t • ,oi^igestion (iet Iroljl I * . ' cent «as«* of Pipe's Diapepstn - and takt it dose iu«t a« soon ;u you oer /Tin r. will .no sour ri ;nt t ' ,l>e!ching of lAHlig-ste,! f«uvltm : \ with acid, no stotun’ch or he > • burn, fullness or heavy feeling in ih stomacfi. nausea, debllUatlng head aches, dizziness or Thi*. will nil * ft . and. besides, there will be to. sour food left o'*-. stontaeh-poison your !.!■ ttr-wr nauseous odors 4 - v Pape’* Diapepstn 1 '' ” • •* tor out of order t* »"• 1 it take s hold of yoqr i*. .!.j :> .v- . it just the stftne as if yoi.r tom;:'. wasn’t there. Relief >n five Uiintit*s fr .-. 1 stofiiiich misery is watliitg fot a! any dnif store These I;.rg< fifty cent cave con. tain enough “Putte s Dtap'-sin <.• '♦ keep the'entire famiiv free trpic. stomach disordi rs and ir.dlg» -'ioti for many monibs. It belongs in yom home. latnghf* r is one of :»*«• tu«»t-t l;-*-,ilthfiil fT'rMons; i: *s *f great lo ir, to diegstion.' A still i ron < t '..tea! help is a dr Of Chfirhef Iain’s Tablets. If yovi should .be trouoled v.ifh Indigestion give them ;• trial' Thev otih • co/t a quart-r. For s;.le by all d» 'V* • * « . * Operated^ by the Terry and Shaffer Firm Terry and Shaffer Main Store, Walterboro, S. C. Offers * XmasFi’uits. Nuts, Raisins, Citron, Currants, Figs, Dates, Seasoning, Granulated Sugar, Apples Fancy > 111) 1 Gd3Js, Cslery, Cranberries, and every other Fancy Item for your Holiday Table Terry J Shaffer Offers X ' ’ ' -*e f 1 » ^ ' Jo the Farmers of the County ;|0 cents per dozen for Eggs. *■ ’** . ' x ^ ■ FURNITURE FOR XMAS / Do you not know that an art1t> of furniture makes <r the be>t Xmas gift you can make' fur a lo’^ed one or friend? Something ‘•'hich •aill be ^hvay* a gentle re- • * .1 ■ . y minder of your though! fnln^ss- « Ivet us show you -ome gift.-, really desirable for a Xmas gut-. We have them and you ..ill be glad you gave something useful. ENTERPRISE FURNITURE CO 1 C. H. K0GER, Mgr. ifc ■■ ' — ''i — J. H. HOLMES ’ ■ } +*1 \ 1 \\ heu the Dollar does you Justice • * * , 4 r. s * Dealer in Fancy Groceries, Vegetables Fruits and Notions J. H. HOLMES . ✓ THE BAILEY-LEBBY COMPANY Machine^ Mill and Plumbing Supplies Automobiles, Tires and Accessories V , * tr- * > tr 4* ' ■ « Agents For The U. S. Tirfe Company’s CELEBRATED G. & J. TIRES " Charleston, South Carolina / V ■ < • v*