The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 16, 1916, Image 8
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An Unprecedented Sale -
The Reason is Obvious—Clear. Tanlac
' has Merit. It is • Medicine That Appeals to
the Best People Everywhere, Men and Wo-
' men Wh° Judge Its Merits Imaprtially and
Are pleased to Speal^ Well of it. That is the
Reason. Why its Popularity Repeats Itself
and its Demand is so Phenomenal. '
The Agency for Tanlac is Awarded to Only
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One Drnggfct. in each city or town.
Wednesday, February 16, 19^
Watch For Our Spring Opening
Young Ladies Who Have Been Nominated Are
Busy and Many Tickets Are Being Taken by
Their Friends-Prizes Have Been Purchased
Meet Me
v Sale
AT FRANK’S
Meet Me -
The young ladies vrho have betn
nominated in the ticket selling con-
teat for the Booster Chautauqau to
be held here Saturday, Feb. 26 to
Tuesday, Feb, 29, are busy, and a
great deal of Interest is sl^own in
eheir contest. A number of season
tickets, have already been sold, and
many more takea subject to delivery
before tha. opening of the Chautau
qua. The price committee has or-
4ered a beautiful watch, which may
Se worn either as a wrist watch or
used separately, and at a price In ei-
ceas of that knno'Unced. This watch
will be placed on display as soon as
received.
The following , is the schedule of
votes allowed:
Adult season ticket,-price $1,511.
6,000 votes.
. Children’s season ticket, price $1,
4,000 votes.
Adult’s ticket, single, admittance,
night, price 50c. 1,000 votes.
Children’s ticket, single admit
tance, night. 25c, 500 votes. vV
Adult’s ticket, single admitta'nce,
afternoon, price 35c, 700 votes.
Children’s ticket, single admit
tance, afternoon, price 15c, 300-votes.
Single admittance tickets will not
h e placed on sale until the first af
ternoon performance.
10,000 Votes Nomination Ballot
BOOSTER CLUB CHAUTAUQUA POPULARITY CONTEST
Where you can get more goods for less rr. >
ney and better goods f°r same money in the
line of Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods and Mil-
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linery.
Nothing But Bargains
The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
J. FRANK, Manager. >
Next Door to Express Office.
Watch This Space Next Week
We are Agents for Walterboro
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Klein’s Drug Store
III Everything The Best
Phone til
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P. O
is nominated as a contestant.
The following ladies have already
been nominated- and othint's wilt' be
announced In next week’s iasjue:
.Cottageville.
.Miss Carrie Lou Will s.
lib.t Is.
Miss Annie Iliott.
ItendersomTIlo.
Mirs Kevin Willis. « >’
Snioak-.
Miss Connie. Henj.
St«*kes
Miss Jennie Sa .-ui* rs.
v Walter'*'»S">.
Miss lUaux Fr.| fh
Miss. Emmeline i*< lirlfoy.
.Miss Pauline Williams.
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Miss Thomasine Witsell.
Miss Susie Tracy.
Miss Edith, Black.
Miss Myitis Padgett.
Miss Colette Padc. tt.
Miss Mazte Francis.
Miss Marie PeTieville.
Miss Uuth Pellutu.
Miss Bessie Saunders.
Miss Huth Smith. „
Miss Elizabeth Jones.
Miss Mae VonLehe.
Miss.Lucile Hi^rs.
Miss Pearl Grace.
Miss Florence Anderson.
For further information apply to
Prof.* F. G. Long. y
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WE ADVISE
Plant Velvet Beans m Your Corn
Plant a GARDEN’. -
- Plant ONION SETS. • - . ., » •
Plant EARLY DENT CORN.
Plant HORSE MILLET.
„• Plant PEANUTS.
AH the aU>ve eed for sale by
TERRY & SHAFFER
I'ERTiLIZER n^w in our Wareh(»uw*.. High
grade Acid-Soda. Get our prices now.
Don t rob your land. Fertilize! Fertilize!
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Fertilize! AH farm products will bring a
high price this fall.
. FERTILIZER FOR SALE—NOW IN STOCK
TERRY & SHAFFER
Good For oOO Votes
For M
P. O.
In CHAUTAUQUA ROOSTERS CONTEST
If voted on or before Monday^ February 28th, 1916.
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We: will-occupy the H. Zalin store as soon as the
remnants and so-called bargains are disposed of. Wait
for our opening announcement.
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rOLLETON RiRGAIN HOUSE
\J SlYLE U QUALITY IIVAIUE
B. LEVY, anager
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* Personal Mention -*
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Mr*. E. D. Lemacka la apcjjdlo* a
^ few daya In CharBwton visiting at
the home of Mre. Jackson.
Paul W.. Strickland, of Smoaka.
waa 4h» gueat of h|a son, Hugo 8.
Strickland Monday of this week.
Ernest A Marvin, who ia planting
below Green Pond. sp<ent Monday In
Walterboro.
• Mias Ernestine Hill has returned
from Florence, where she has been
spending
visiting
friends. Miss Hill |. a daughter of
Magistrate Hill, of Round.
R M. Jefferies. Hugo 8. Strickland.
Lucas C. Padgett and Dr. W. B
Arkemad left this morning to be
present at Ridgeland today at the
marriage of Rey. Chgs. Jones. They
made the trip In Mr. Jefferies’ car.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Black accom
panied by MiSf Kate Rents, spent
from Friday to Sunday in Bamberg
visiting relatives.
Mr. and iim. T. W. Bunch and lit
tle son Carlton.*of Augusta, came to
Walterboro yesterday to spend some
time with his sister. Mrs. J. L. Rents,
at Hotel Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M\ Moorer spent
. latter part of the week at S:\vgT\-
h .Mr. Mooter had business at th*
j p, i tmnly court and went to Sa-
\ J.uJ>;:h for the nights.
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.1. H. Cruig, as.dstant State Batik
Examiner, aceompanied by his a«-
aistant, Sidn-y Brtf.ce, are spending
i few dry* in town engaged in ex-
ninlning loeal banks.
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-Mr. and Mrs F. M. (’rum and lit-
tb' child return***! yestcr*la> to their
hotn* - in (trangehnrg. Mrs ('ruin
s be«‘n here seve’ral weeks with h«‘t
n ioth*t. Mis. M 11. Uifwtdl They
r« tut n* *1 in Mr. C’rumV car.
Mrs Eulie Fishburne. who has
b ej| \isitiivg relatives at Scotia, re
turned Sunday, accompanying Mrs.
K. L. Lucas. Mr. and .Mrs. P. J. Lu
cas an*! Mrs Schroeter. who went
over StindFy in Mr. Lucas’ far.
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J. L. Uentz. proprietor of Hotel
Albert, spent the week-end in Char
leston.
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T U Klsher and bYother. Bert, of
Sidney' were •'among those in town
yesterday.
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P Me Yam, of.the Sniders sec tion.
\\*as in Walterboro yesterday.
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Col.' J. W. Mill, of Cottaueville,
wj\s In Walterboro yesterday.
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, »B. M. Jefferies. Esq., had profes
sional business.in Columbia fife early
part of the week.
Helter R. Padgett. Esq., of-the
local bar. had bn«lne«s in Columbia
to early part ot the week.
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Mrs. Harry Thayer came up from
Charleston and spent last week in
Walterboro with Mr. Thayer. who<*c*
business kept him here during th*
week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Morgan, ills*
Helen Morgan. Mlj* Frtsley and H.
IV. Beach, of Wiggins, motored to
Walterboro Sunday, dining at the
Hotel Albert.’
Dewey Yarley. of Weeks, who has
been spending a short time in Sa
vannah and Lakeland. Fla., has re-
iuhned home. . „
D. E. Smoak and son. D. M.T of
Smoaks, were In Walterboro Satur
day on business.
Mrs. L. Haselden and children, ae-
compafaled his sisteW Miss Sallle
Haselden; on her retuW to her home
at Hemfngwwy. after a most pleas
ant visit to their home in Waltcr-
horo. They left Saturday afternoon.
>». J. Trowell, of the Great Swamp
section, was in town Saturday.
Av automobile party from Island-
ton In Walterboro Monday consisted
of the following well-known citizens
of that section of the county: A. Q..
Lyons, !h\ R. A. Hudson. J. I. Sin-
eath, Henry Mills v nad Willie Kinsey.
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HANKS TO < LOSE XEXT TIKSDAY
3 On account of Tuesday, Feh. 22,
*< ’m: a national holiday, the bank*
if the town and county will Ik? dosed.
Seven Reason^
All are Factors that are Steadily
Increasing Our Business
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FreA cpniplete stocks.
Reasonable prices.
Reliable service:
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Prompt and Polite Attention.
Clean, sanitary and attractive'
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place.
Quick delivery.
Our Motto: “We give you all we
can for what you give—Rather
than get all we can for what we
give.
Glover’s Pharmacy
H. C: GLOVER, Prop.
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Gives Dodge Bros. Cars
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Very Strong Boost
Nebraskan Says It Is Greatest Ever Over Bad
Country Roads.
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C. A.'Rossetery, of \ alentine. Neb., is one of the leading boosters of Dodge Broth
ers cars in that section of the country. Writing in to the factory, he says:
‘T think the Dodge Brothers .car is a wonder, especially in this country, where you
have to buck sand every trip, My work is always in the sand hills and f have to cover
about one hundred square miles of the worst roads on earth.
“I have driven my car over 6,000 miles without a breakdown, something never done
with any other car over these same roads. In the sand hills I go from 13 to 15 miles pef
gallon of gas. ’If I went north on the hard roads I would average between 18 and 20
miles.” " ■ / ' .
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This Car Is Sold By
& Son
Walterboro, S. C.