Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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( J * j* u 4 The seal of Merit and Perfec- * , • •* • , tion is Stamped on our Prescription rork. Seni us your mail order and ba assured -of Prompt Delivery, Prompt Service, Correct Pries, Un failing Attention for all of which we have established a Reputation. We deliver Free and .Freely ,T' Kleras Drug Store Everything the Best For Quick Service Phone 31 / SPRING GOODS COMING IN Our stock of Spring Dress Goods is coming in in greaf quantities, and we desire to extend an invitation to the public to come in and look them oifer before going, elsewhere. We have splendid bargains to offer in Dress « o Goods, etc. , « We al'O have a full line of clothing which must be sold at greatly reduced prices to make room for our Spring stock. [c 3. Sobel & Bogoslow • - * • . * • / i “Where thg Dollar Does Its Duty.!* / L E. GUESS The Cheap Store ’ We have some Sweaters, Caps and Underwear still on hand that must go regardless of cost. _ Children's all-wool Sweaters, 65c; old price $1.00 Orldrfcn’s all-wool Caps, 50c; old price $1.00 -* Children’s Cotton Sweaters. 39c; old price 50c. Children’s Union Suits, 39c: old price 50c. 0 . ' Children’s Union Suits. 19c; old price 25c. Men’s Undershirts, 39c; old price 50c./^ Men’s Drawers. 39c; old price 50c. 4 Embroidery and Insertions. 3c yd.; old price 5c Needles. 1c a paper; Silk Thread. 2 spools 5c. Our Grocery line is always fresh and dean. Order ev en* week. Will be glad to figure with you. When in town come to stje us. We can save vou monev. L. E. GUESS* Phone 47 x For Sale V Will move away from Walterboro and 'wish to sell all * *.*•*«* household and kitchen furniture. Call and see These v , i ■ goods will le sold very cheap. H.ZALIN \ . M" and Mn- H. 8. Strteklnnd hnre lu.t compl53 * d«l Jf become o^nern of the'W. A. Stewn-t residence Jn WnJUrboco^ T^l- ^ one of the hnndsome h«e totelT bntlt In that portion of thf tow* formerly knosm • M They will more Into their new home la n few 6*7* aDd art hate rented -rooms * from Mrs. Frtpp and .will 'do litbt housekeep ing there for the present. —o Making Good riuMtmm ki Work. Dt!f. M. Routh. in charge of the health work In this county for the Bute Board of Health, was > Wal- terboro Monday and spok« ‘“terert infly of his work. He stated that at Cottacertlle he had bpllt orer a half hundred saniUry clooeu; at Smosks not quite so maay and at Ashtoa a fower aamher still. He hopes to get the people aroused t* >he Becdosity of .thus protectlaf their health and that he shall hare built more than a hundred at each place when he finishes his work. —o Tu'.Hd to Act a« . . Field lley.Jmige. ■ Miss Elapors B. Saunders, rural sci:Ool supervisor for Hampton coun tv, has .extended an inviutfon to Mrs. Hugo S. Strickland, a member of (he State Executive-committee of the school improvement association, to be present anti act as a judge in the field exercises to b« held af Hamp ton March 24th. o '■■ Foeircr Collet on Ian • Here on a Visit. Among the Colleton boya who are rooking good awav from home may be mentioned T. C. Remley. of Me ridian. Miss. Mr Remley whs here the first part of the week on a visit to relatives, going troni here to New Ycrk where he wIM be with the Nathan Locomotlv< manufacturing tompahy as d«;monstrator. From there he will return to Meridian and resume his work with the railroad there Mrs. Remloy and their sen are rponding the winter-In Florida. ■■■ — O Wearing a Red. r t-'d I’ar-iation. Ion. D. L. Erftith came hom« Sat- urdaj morning sporting a pretty, rrd (arnation In the lapel of hi? coat.- He wgs jealously guarding it. and it seemed to have such a sig- hlflcanre, inquiry was made' as to the soo*ce from whence it came It v.?s found that it came froin a Co lumbia green house, and that it was rrepented to Representative Smith br the Columbia league of siffjB- dsta. pho presented each of the dBf- tv-ore, membewi sfho voted in favor of woman’s p^race. with a similar token of their adm.ration and es- teem. Mr. Smith made an able, and eloquent plea for woman’s suf frage.. and . this hrqhght him many r.o’es o f congratulation as well as a rod, red (atnation. ■“- r —o~- Steefdr Pntntefl 1 White. Not Red. o The steeple of the, Episcopal churchi has Just received a coat of white paint, vjilch has greatly im proved its appearance. This was made possible b» a contribution f~om Its membership .Ino R Warren taking unon himself the task of raising the necessary funds. # ^ —« Will St in Pnoer , !*♦ Mcf’opiulck. The following ..win be of ir’erest *o his Walterboro friends: Frank I. Mo-row. of the Press and Banner. '*dted McCormick last Thursday, ^r. Morrow contemplates establish ing a newspaper at that ooint when Ih# county of McCormick gets into operation.—Abbeville Press and Banner. o ■ Sheriff Ackerman Pleased* With Meeting. Sheriff .?. D.. Ackerman attended Is'd week the meeting of the gher- ’"’s^ association held at Columbia. I!" returned much pleased -with the success of the meeting.' and w»a de lighted with what he saw and heard. V olan was adopted bv the .sssoris- tlon which, will advertise criminals so it will be hard »for one to escape. The next meeting will be held M 'nderson In September. ■ Cannon G. Please, of Newberry. w*a* elected presjdent of the association. p Magistrate Bryan At Indianapolis Msgist-ate J E Hryan of Wal terboro. left r few dvs ago for - !n- diancnolls. Ind.. where he has ron» let the miroose ef taking treatrvent for Ms health. Mr. Rrvan has been V suffere- for' som- time of a mollc- rant dicease and he feared it m'ehf develop cancrr. f I» Is thought that he will he improved by trenttuent by * pedallst^ The last reports are tbit he J..dor* well and-Is improving rapid!*- While sway the dut|»« n f his efTioe will be performed hr Mssistrate L E. H'll. of Round ‘ Wopk-Hay m Fvergeem Church. Thp members of the congregation, of Evergreen church mill meet at the church Thursdar. Feb. 3rd. for . Dur P«Me of observing work-day. 'll the members of the churrh are urged to be present. - — ~0 | Roger. preaWeat of the local chM^ S^’R^Tckas. B. Bmltb'ea^Lce. Oer laheritaafe.** and by Rer. 8. R. Hope an “General Jackson ’’ The singing of the quartette was Uoaally O ,, _ _ The many Walterboro friends of Dr. and Mrs. 8. M. Riddle, will b» pleased to Uara. that they are going to make Walterboro their home in the future. Dr. Riddle has been selling drags for the Geer Drag Co.. of Charleston, for ataay years, sad has Just lately been transferred from the Bum ter district to the Wsl- Terboro territory, and will make this place his headquarters. < Dr. an.! Mrs. Riddle will arrive la town to morrow. ■ ■ o"— ’ Will Move Into The Colleton Bargain House has leased the store formerly occupied hy H. Zalin and will move Into it just as soon as the stock of goods -raw- being on sale is disposed of. This concern is now in the Glover itock. . . I Heap Year Dance Enjoyable Affair. . "' The leap year dance given Friday evening by the young ladies of Wal- terbo.o was a most rajoyable affair. Qujte a number of danser« from oth er places v,ere present and dancing was kept up WII an early hour. Metz* orchestra furnished the music. The ladies who had lbs* dance in charge -how’ed themselves capable of man aging a dance so that everybody should have a good time.- There w*Te. no "w^ll flowers’’ among the boys. Bargains! Bargains! Nothing But Bargains . MEET ME AT FRANK’S me Where you can buy more goods for less money and bet- ' ter goods lor same money in the line of CLOTHING, - SHOES, DRYGOODS, LADIES’ and GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. • . * This 4s not old. picked over stock, but strictly new selec- ed goods. Why not buy new goods with your money. . , ' 9 Ik Charleston Surprise Bargain House J. FRANK, Manager. * ‘ V - ✓fv ' , Next Door to Express Office. * . V \ ■* (Please watch this space in next week’s paper for each avd e\’er>' article to be itemized separately at very low prices.) ■ • • \ , \ - . k r • J zfS: Bear in mind that the wale at the Zalin More is strictly legitimate and we wish to sell all the goods we in order not to have to move them. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Editor - Pres-, and Standard: Pieafc do not put my Jd .In this week’? paper as I have sdld out all mv chicken*. If you want to syll advertise Jn The Press and’Stand- ard. : Ven-sincerely,* * MRS. J. B.-SMITH.' V +» i a C i»> age Plants The Frort Proof Kiwi that Make*. Head*. 50* for 75c 1,000 for 11.25 2.000 for ..,.^$300 5.000 for 14.50 8.000 for .tf.i" 10,000 for .8T.5? C. IL ANDERSON & SON MEGGETT. S. t\ FERTILIZERS FOR SALE • \ Cotton will Bring a fine price this fall, and- farmers should not run the risk of making a small crop by not using any fertilizer. We aft prepared to supply the needs of the farmers in any kind of fertilizer and in any quanti ty, either by the sack or by the ton. Fertilizer is now in our warehouse. Inquiries Solicited 1 . *». (Vlohratioa 1 A„t Selin*>| Hnu*(*. ' Hig.l grhool laat \\ AdneM.iv onfng ly tnn(,h enjoyed by thos<> pr-^at. ■ Department Store 0 aa y community. M-*. «. Henry ^ \ ’ \ Kitchen Comfort Means Range SaStisfaction We Have It At Last The range you have been looking for is here. It is nbi "Steel.’’ the kind that rust in our climate, but it is the dd reliable cast range, the kind that is backed up wit-h A REAL GUARANTEE ' x IN BLACK AND WHITE ■ This is a copy of the written guarantee which goes with each Never Rust Cast Range: This instrument witnesses that the*** TENNESSEE STOVE WORKS A corporation organized under the laws of the State of Tennessee, and located at Chattanooga. Tenn.. GUARANTEES the body of the Never Rust Cast Range, purchased by holder, against rusting or burning out for a per iod of TWENTY (20) YEARS' from date of pur chase. . „ II The fire box linings of the Never Rust Cast Range against burning out for a period of TW’O (2) YEARS from date of purchase. III. The centers and covers of theNever Rust Cast Range against warping or uneveness for a per iod of TEN (10) YEARS from date of purchase. PROVIDED*,The operator ftgi^tvrs properiy. the date and place of purchase. TENNESSEE STOVE WORKS.' We carry these Ranges with water back or with copper Reservoir. The Price is S45.00 • * . * V • , and we will take your old stoTe as first payment allow- , ing you easy terms on balance. SEE THIS FAMOUS RANGE IN OUR WINDOW NOW BROWN FURNITURE CO. FORDS AND MULES *• * X. We have just received three car loads of Ford cars, and a large shipment of Ford parts and repairs. If you wish a car or to purchase repairs see us. A car load of mules will be recei ved^Monday of next ypek, and in this car we shall have some fine farm ani mals R1ZEK4 AYER Walterboro, S. C.