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* x / PAGE EIGHT THE PRESS ANMWANDAEB Wednesday' February 2, 1196. THIS IS The People’s Store WILL YOU WRITE AN AD , FOR THIS SPACE TIIF.HK IS HOME ONE in this community whq can write for - - » Uie a Rood Mfonp newspaper advertisement about tny store and sonn* of the lines which I feature. TO THE ONE who writes the best ad. I will give a $5 sold piece. For every ad. entered i D this contest which I hun in this paper 1 will pay the writer of the ad. I:.00. ■ Everyone is elig ible to compete in this congest except professional advertising men. * / . \ / • ‘ TKY YOI'H HA\I). See what kind of an ad. you can write. me be- of au ad. you can wi it fb it will reach me Sign >our name to your ad. and mail •' ‘ . ^ r. v fore midnigiit of the ICth of (his month. Size of spare to he* • - * used in this ad. is eight inches two columns. \ ' IE YOl T AHE I.N'TEILEHTED come to m>' store, look, around, make your own observations, ask guastions and then—get busy .v. 1 with your advertising contribution. Men, women and children are eligible. No entry, fee,1s-charged.' " On the 15th of the month, all contributions will be turned over to an advertising Voiumittee whfch will select the winner. “ s Drug Store ./ • p - -.mrnrnvy ^ « > Lc::t -* I hene : 1 WILL H(HJ) ANNUAL MEETING FRIDAY * 4 * ' ‘ V 1 - H '.a ./• Stockholders of (ollctoa ('omity Fair Association Will IHsnass Plan* For Next Fair. The annual meetirg of the srcc 1 :- holders of the Colleton 4 ^ounty Fa‘r Association will be held at the Court Friday of w -ok. .This gieeimg was gched«*led to tre fc* Id earlier, but on account of delay in gettinix the matter of railroad tick* els account auditf*d by Ut^/railroad oiTicials, it was thought best not to told this meeting till that rtmld be arranged. This, w-as recently attend ed to and the meeting called for this week. • - ’ The showing made by the officers of the association will tie gratifying to the stockholders, and it will he found that the fair was a success from every standpoint. Althouga the price of admission was cut ro half what it had beed for several years, the gate receipts did ndt sbow any appreciable falling off. and the other departments showpd gains. The fair was . a financial success. At the meeting Friday plans for the next fair will be discussed, and new officials elected. It is expect ed that the attendance of members ill be. large, and that progressive plans will be adopted' for the hold ing of the next fair. W. J. Taylor, a leading merchant dnd business man of Walterboro, is president; II. M. 'Hiott and J. D. Miley, 'prosperous farmers, are vice- i sidehtfl. and W. W. Pmoak. edit"* -> The Press ami .Standard.-secretary and treasurer. * # % >*: loihhi: -*• •$* ••• «,• * * ? s’: * * V bus boss njeof- tnr. A X Kitchen Comfort Means Range SaStisfaction * \ . KU * * < | We Have It At Last . ». 'I he range you have been looking for is here. It is not ‘’Steel,” the kind that rust in our climate, hut it is thv old reliable cast range, the kind that is backed uf> with A REAL GUARANTEE IN BLACK AND WHITE This is n copy of the written guarantee which goes with each Never RUst Cast Range; * sjt jJj i]: Lodge. Jan. I’C ;mr of lb*- I'arter’s Ford ’Sundav school was held at J.’^itor’s Ford church Sunday aft moon. Jan. 2*'. for the purpose of i.'rferting th< r«oigrnizaWon of * 1 Sunday school. The following oft c and teachc r; will serve the S ,, r << > s« hool until further notice: 1 .. nd A. llier-i. superintendent;H. A. ('umnings. as sistant superintendent; /Uohn L. Braid, secretary and treasurer: P. M. Johns, teacher class No. 1; Mr«. J. I-awson. teacher class No. 2; Mr.-. J. L. Braid, teacher Class No- This instrument witnesses that the TENNESSEE STOVE WORKS A corporation organized under the laws of the State of Tennessee, and located at x Chattanooga. Tenn., (iiARANTEES 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, 11- The fire box linings of the Never Rust Cast Range against burning out for a period of TWO (2) YEARS from date of purchase. III. The centers and covers of the Never Rust Cast Range against warping or uneveneAs for a per iod of TEN (10) YEARS from date of purchase. PROVIDED, The.operator registers properly the date and place of purchase. TENNESSEE STOVE WORKS. We carry these Ranges with water back or with copper Reservoir. The Price is 845.00 • # ^ l t * and we will take your old sto\*e as first payment allow ing you easy terms on Mance. SEE THIS FAMOUS RANGE IN OUR WINDOW NOW BROWN FURNITURE CO. X *' We would like to announce- that the Sunday .school at Carter’s Ford hereafter will meet every first and third Sunday mornings, strictly at 10;3ft o'clock, and all persons in terested are reque-sfed to be present" at this hour. Preaching will be held at 11:30 as heretofore. The puhPe is .cordially invited to attend the services. . Mrs. Bichard F. liters and sister. Elizabeth, of Lodge, dined Sundae with their brother. W. II. Hiers. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Padgett, .of Smoaks. were plegxant visitors to Dry Ttratioh Sunday They dined at it he home of Mrs. Padgett’s parents. VMv^Und Mrs T. H. Caldwell. 4 Ruth. Viola'and Leila Bish op and Brothers, Willie. Russell and, II M., of Khrhardt. sp«nti HundaV| very pleasantly with their grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hiers. Mr. and Mrs. C- C. Caldwell and little prandohMiiren. A'hna. Arthur and Atane Z'-igler. visited the home of Prof, ard Mrs. C. J. D. Caldwell Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Caldwell, ac companied by Mrs. A. A. Griffin and little neice. Bes«ie L Pf . McMillan, were callers at the honi" of Mr and I Mrs \\ . If. liters Sunday afternoon. We are very sorry to report that Mrs. W. H. liters is still confined to her room with a cose of la -grippe.- hut we hope for her a speedy recov ery. Mit.Henry Iliott ar.*-’. neph-’w. Calx in Mole, fornierlv of Gillson ille. S C.i tnU now of Stokes. Here [! as- ant xi^itors in our section last week. Messrs- John and Ira Avant. o f the J (’cross Swamp section, were amorv those who attended Sunday school . t Dry Branch Sunday.' .Mr. Cleveland Godwin, of Bella passed through our section Sunday afternoon eh route to Lodge, where he xvas going to visit a “friend " Master Marvin £ji1d*e!l apent Sunday afternoon with his taunt Mr- C. P. barter. WILL ORIiAVlZK JAVlW KI NDAY SCHOOL A Sunday school will be organized at the Oak Grove school house Sun day. Feb. (5th. The ronutiunity is Invited. The parents are urged to'day night and enjoyed the outing come and bring their children. to the (ulleftt. —The ante will continue .vxvral days jet at 'Hf Zaltn's store. Yo ir interests demand that you come m and boy some of the goods offered for a song. The patrol of the local hoy scquis organisation camped at Ivanhoe Fri- EAT WITHOUT TEAR OF INDIGESTION OR SOUR. ACID STOMACH! Instant Relief! .‘Pap,.-, l>ia|.e,»sin Fnds Stomach Trouble t Forever. Wonder what upset your stomach which portion of the food did the) .damage—do you? Well, don’t both er. If your stomach is in a revolt; If sour, gassy and upset, and x»hnt you Just eat has fermented into] stubborn lumps: head dizzv and aches: belch gate* and acids and! erijetate undigeeted food: breath foul, tongue coated—Just take a lit-, tie Pape’s Diapepsln and in five m'n- utes you wonder what became of [ the indigestion and distress. Millions of men and women to-dar know that it is needless bo haxe jJ baM stomach. A little Diapepsin oc- cas'onallv keeps this delicate organ regulated and they eat their favorite Tdods without fear. If Tour stomach doesn’t take rirej of your liberal limit without rebel lion: if your food is a damage in stead of a help, remember the uuick- , '*t. surest, most harmless relief is ’•xpe’s Diapepsin which costs onlv| fifty cen*s for a large case «t drug stores. It’s truly wonderful—-it di-l gekts food and sets things straight., so genthr and easily that it Is realty | astonishing. Please, for your sake, don’t go on and on with a vgak. dis-l ordered storngch: it’« go unnecessary. U Now Going on in The Great Busy Shopping Store AT FRANK’S MEET ME MEET ME Where you can always get ^ More Goods for Less 1 -- 1 - Money and Better Goods for Same Money. The Store that helps practical bargain givers most. . . Cleaner Stocks—Most to See—Less to Pay. The winter is al most gone—The Store with a Difference — FRANK’S — Is here . .. r I’ • with better stocks, better varieties, less to pay. Only r ten (10) more days of Bargain Shopping-. Frank’s fs the best place to shop. We’r£ looking for volume, hence the very low prices on Bargain goods at Frank’s. The stamp oi’ value is on Flunk’s Merchandise. We cordially invite you andVour friends to shop at this store, where you will find bargains thatare worth while, Bargains that will be appreciated, Bargains th\t will keep you in lasting remem brance. Yes, your Bargain money will go further at FRANKS Try it at this great sale. WE INVITE YOU TO 25 youth’s long pant suits, guaran teed all wool, finest make, ages 15 to 16 years old, our clearance sale Price $2.95 .500 men's suits, former prices $7.50, $9.00, $10.00, $12.00. $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00, our clearance sale price pn these suits is $4-89, $7.50, $8.50, $9.89. $10 50 and $12.50. Boys' suits. We "ill clear them out . .at one-third off. •* Men’s Pants. We will sell them at your own prie'e—18c, 65c. 89c. $1.00, ^1.25; $1.75. $2.25, $2.50 and $3.00. Children’s Cloaks, sizes from 8 to 14 years old* 89c and up. Extra heavy men’s blue Chambry 50c work shirts, our clearance sale Price 37 l-2c each We have six la'dies’.coat suits at $2.50 Ladies’ pony skin coats, 52 in. long. • value $4.98, our clearance sale $2.98 Men s lortg black overcoats, regiriftr value $5.98, our clearance sale $3.98 Men’s fleece lined underwear, posi tively the heaviest there is in the 'market, strictly first quality, our ' clearance sale price 3ic COMPARE PRICES 500 pair Crown Special Overalls, Un ion Made, guaranteed fast color; an other pair if they rip.. fKis overall' sells all over the world for $1.50, our clearance sale price $1.00 $1.00 Overalls for ..... 75c 75c Overalls, double knee, our clear ance sale price 5o c > . ’ a 10,000 yards yellow homespun, 36 in. wide* good heavy grade our clearance sale price 5u yard . 8,000 yards of yard-wide bleach, our clearance sale price 5 C yard - 5.000 yards of good wide bleach, our clearance sale price 6c yard/ 75c and $1.00 Silk Crepe de Chino, our clearance sale price. 5 25c 39c wool Serge, yard wide, our clear ance sale price ; 25c 12 l-2c bed ticking, good enough for common feather ticking; 4 our clear ance sale price 10c yd. > •Tust Listen! The Famous Princely 8h'.rt> at .49c each Ladies 75c black Satin under skirts your choice at 50c ea^’ x* . We are receiving daily our Spring stock, such as Silks, Dress Goods, etc., from xvhich you can find hundreds of other Bar gains. As-our space xvill not allow us to itemize every article if you will give us a call you will be-convinced, for what we advertise • -.v* # is true and we can prove it at ' * ' The Charleston Siuprise Bargain House J. FRANK, Mgr )•’ '• ^ ^ - ” . . ^ , 9 Wholesale and Retail Next Door to Express Office r ^ * ».