The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 23, 1916, Image 8
PAGE EIGHT
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When Yon Buy Your
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Drugs nnd Medicines
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LEGISLATORS HAVE ■
FINISHED LABORS)-
! COLLETOVS SOLONS ARE
ENJOYING WELL EARN- .
Klein’s Drag Store
you know you have bought the
best and purest that can be ob
tained/
ED REST
SOME NEW BILLS
.% Number of Matter* of Mrirtly Lo-
cal Interest Pavted by l*e»»km
of Legi-lature
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Their prescription department is
th^homepf pure drugs and effi
ciency; ‘
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Their treatment of the public, is
unsurpassed;
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Their line is composed of every
thing that is carried in any drug
store. >
Klein’s
Everything The ,Best
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The above advertlsemegt was
award**! first prize by the Judges fn
the contest offered by Klein’s I)i*ug
Store. Mrs. M. I). Rlark, Waiter-
boro. rout*- 4. is the'winner.
* The winner'of second, prize. Mrs
T. M.’JaqtyM, of t'ottageville, will
have ad. near week. ' . s
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CONVINCE
YOU!
Cet a Charleston puiver—<ut out the Furniture advertise-
ments—bring them here and get the same goods for 10
per cent less.
BROWN FURNITURE CO.
Senator Jas. G. Padgett, licprestn-
jativee Cmith and’Yarn have return-
fed from Columbia where thej ‘have
I been attending th • session of X*
legislature which ad;ourned *a.TV
4 Sunday gtorning These gentleraen
«pe: k interestingly, of tli-eir * xperien-
■ «s in thg-legislature and ike asser
tion can truthfully be made tha* the
Interests of the county and Spit* La
been servbd conscientiously and w*-!!
by these officials. In the Senate
Col. Padgett made quite a name for
himself as a brilliant and eloquent
advocate of the causes he advocated
in the House Mr. Smith held some
very important committee assign
ments. and led in many debates on
questions of State wide importance.
Mr. Yarn also had Important com
mittee assignments, and took a live
ly Interest in matters pertaining o
bis constituency.. He introduce*!
several local bills,.and made a num
ber of speeches tn t',!e House.
!£\loeal matters, perhaps the most
Important is the new county govern-'
rfient Will, which makes the term'of
offirf of the highway commissioner
four years insted of two. and abol
ish*** the township board .of commis
sioners. increasing the salary of the
commissioner $200 to cover his trav
elling expenses.
Another measure of. impor^nce
was the automobll*- Vnd timber cart
license, the proceeds of which will
go towards making rermanent itr-'
♦provements. ste.-l and concrete
bridges. This license will he 2-i
rents per horse power for automo
biles and ll<t for timber carts. This
w ill bfc payable in October.
One or two nfher spjaU matters
were enacted Into law-’for Colleton
county, such ns the moving of Park
ers Ferry from its pres.-nt location
to SulilvanV Ferry, and the -nrovis-
ion for a road anS-ferry in Fraser
township. .
Miv* Hentley
Suffei *. Injury.
Miss Elizabeth Remley. an elderl;.
lady of Mnshawrllle while feeding
h*r milch eov. last TuesdayTappeq-
jed’ to a painful accident or mishap.
Without apparent warning It ap
pears her hip joint beCam"- dirlorat-
1 ed and she fell helpless in the lot.
Her brother, T.’ C. Remley. happen
ing to feme up r^nde’r'-d hie sister
n My aid ami she was taken into
tht- hous.. and.aphysician summoned/]
This Is rather a rcmarkafile injurj-.
Miss Remley does not recall having
tumbled, but the joint seemqd *o
give way suddenly without apparent
Imus-V She is reported to be doing
^\ve!l as rould be expected after
such an uunusual ami painful mis
fortune. 0 "
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E H. Ulmer, of the Sniderr sec
tion was in town this mornifcg.
H. H. Carter, of Lodge, was in
town Tuesday on a business trip.
B. L. Jones, of Tabernacle, was
among those in Walterboro Monday
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving M.’ Fish-
burce. accompanied by J." A. pied-
rich. went to Charleston Tuesday.
A. Bennett, of Lodge, was among
those who had business in Walter
boro yesterday. •
. Jno. E Smoak. president 'of the
bank of Pnoaks. was in • Walterbo
ro this morning. He accompan)*,!
J. M Hiersv-in his automobile.
Co!, r.nd Mrs. C. 0. May. who have
b*err spending several weeks in
Florid?, returned this morning, af
ter r. most enjoyable stay tn I'-e land
of Flowers.'
• Mrs. J. M. Moorer is spending a
few day* in St. 1 George with rela
tives while Mr. Moorer has gone to
Richmond, Va.. on professional busi
ness.
Mis* Mattie Vance vbn Lehe left
Walterboro last Saturday for Rich-
nibnd. Va. t where she wilt enter the'
Tucker Sanitorium to receive train
ing as a nurse. '
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BOOSTERS CHAUTAUQUA WILL
; BEGIN SATURDAY ARERHOON
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in readlui.«r for Ihe j * Mis- ('crryf'e Bcrrv
the Tim-e l>u\
?, EverylhiiiK i
I * ginning o]
« (.nun r ui«u t ,r Walteri>c.ro Ssuir
cj; y’ .(! t'u l.oj-. ThU e* sa!on« w ill » e
1 * id at t e school uudl:ori>ji.i an 1
a is t ap. t that al ir'-'e atui i m -
ill be h.ul The popularltv «nn-
t h siiio-cg -tht gn U for Th> ; - .
!;j h*lli;vg the greatest .nni;;'*: of
?• a.*fm tkket* is pmens *- k ni* ••;>..
The fist count mill be l».;«l S t i
ua>-i (ternooa nhd b*
luting* the a ft noon j
1'aily courts will be bit*
' The following Indie-
b<*en nominated and -'
announced in next '*>
Ct»*ta«e
i!l*s Can k,
lii< *tt
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lf* a fi<ic*gGtnvillo
Mi«s K i.v W,Ui>
Simonk-i.
annoiii/i
■ Karr
Mia*" kUpir iiiobi
stoke*..
J/nn ** Saunders.
\\ olterlHvro.
R* anx* !Fripp
klu.m line*. I’ uiifoy.
y* Pauline Willi am?
M Tbonu.-ine Wits* 11.
.Ml*a* Si!-*,- Tr.acJ'.
Ml?!t l iuh p.itick.
M • M> rii Padgett.
M i ;,;i« , Pacta* tt. S
- U Franc is.
Mi? ^I.iix IVTrevill .
Mi-? 1 * Pqth peHurn.
M'ss’ ti* .-ue.e Saunders.
Alii Ruth Smith
MV - Ulizz’ -th’Jo»e? '
Miks Ma* - \oniH-lie.
Mi** Lucil*- Hut-.
Mi«s Per.rl Grace.
Mi * Florrnce And*-r.?on.
F u * fart’.* r infoimatbrn apply
I of. I G i^OUK-
Show> That
Ad<*. Are Itead
Early Thursday c>f last week Th«
Pre?s and Standard mrifr was railed
to the phone and was""informed by
R. H. Wirhman that there must be
some mistake in an advertisement
apfiyaring in the classified columns
c>f TfieAl^*ss and Standard. He said
that he h'ad been approached bv
about Tit* persons to kno v why he
was going to sell hi* home. He
wished us to bead them off and kot-p
them from bothering him.'as be had
not authorized anyone to ofiVr his
honip for sale, Mr Wlchman was
Informed tiiad this adver’isemont
was not for his home hut ;n- :;-*orh*
er, bur Oh account of th** r im<h\ritv
j (h descriptions, hif w as t* * -^orr-> i‘
l^was thought to'-lM* adv<*vtis<-d “Vou
* in sav for me." said Mr Whirtn.
'that I have not offered n .- hOiee-
for !e. nor ilo-I wi?*i to ? il i*
any price.
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; Wi’l Make Their
ll«*tne Here. ,
j . W. It PrO'-e^ an,l f- tyfl-,
j City, will com
* -t e* Mrt'tch to -XVe t
Thiy hat e 1< ascrJDMbe h
| *.!•.* <lr iot Port Jon
i’i move ijyrirxt M
I-er has aped-ptc-d
j t's mijtf »
i-Xeyr ll**aril of 1 .
i.'-vibration.
•The follow-ing i® the r
W. H. Saunders, of. Bells, was In’
town Tuesday. Mr. Saunders is a
candidate for clerk of court, and ex
pects soon to make formal announce
ment of his candidacy.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Brown, ac
companied by Mrs. W. L. Easterling,
went to Olar Friday for a visit to
Mr.’ and Mrs. G. J. Wescoat. They
returned Saturday after a most de
lightful trip.
Mrs Robinson, who is so pleas
antly remembered here as Miss Lily
Henderson, is visiting her mother.
Mrs.* C. G. Henderson and her sis
ter.' Mrs. Parrie Sue Fraser. Mrs.
Robinson is making her home in
Tcnnesseoc where .her h.usband is a
leading pastor of the Presbyterian
fhyrrh. • ' •
J. H. Wilson, of t’olumbia, was in
town this .morning. Mr. Wilson is
a son of Marristrn'e Wilson of
Smoaks.. and he with his wife and
little girl, are spending a few days
at Sr.voaks
. Mr and Mrs. f'. G. Padgc-tt. and
little, daughter, spent Tuesday in
Charleston. Mr. Padgett il eashiet
of The First National Bank and took
occasion to go to Charleston on his
holiday. „ ^
Magislr^te Paul Wilson of Smoaks.
was in Walterboro this morning.
Mf. Wilson states tha,t he s-inposes
■he will aeain be, in HYe race for r.',.’-?-
Istrate. a position which h e has held
for many years, being re-cWted
each fime. ‘ .
Mr®. 4. !,., Rentz entertained a
few friends Tuesday even ink in hon
or of her guests. Mr. and Mrs T.
W. Bunch, of Augusta. After sever
al games of card* delicious refresh
ments were served. Mffe. Rentz prov
ing herself a gracious hostess.
Prof. J. Arthur Tuten. principal
of the Williams rural graded Ichool.
has announced his candidacy for
county superintendent of education
of Hampton county.. He*is a native
of that county, and will go there on?
the conjrlusion of his terra at Wil
liams and will prosecute a vigorous
campaign for the office.
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Candidate Cards
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The ryv? and Standard will pub-
b*h brigT..cards announcing the.can
didacy o?'office seekers fram now
till/the primary election.rft the rate
for Stat- or Harriet candi
d;ites; I for each card for coun
ty candidate*, and' $2."0 t£>r magis
trate candidates. These card *• are
• trietly c i-'. in advanc*, lo rv -ryone.
»Good For 500 Votes
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to abide the- re- ’’' of the Uef « • n*-
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I am a c.ndidat- for t’oroner ef
• olleton ipunty. subjec.P’to the tales
« f tin- Democratic primprie*.
G. II, ALL.
I sland ten.. ? C.
lavtgoratiag to the Pale mad Sickly
11*6 to 14 Days.
Meg M PASO
special orf^-r* for etfy . cood * which
thef do ;iot j-iny :n ?to '. If . i.- .-t
wants fifty dollar overcoat, latest
£(vie, h*-- v ill he abb* to g-t rt r.?
cluaiply by ordering through a loci!
mcrchant from a standard hone, ns
Le could buy it in any <ity. Mak<-
the people understand this, satisfy
those who desjre the’cheapest goods,
carry a tasty variety as dissimilar to
your competitor as possible, and
then. Mr. Home Merchant, the local
editor will soon be ruiinjng more
advertisements a'nd fewer Mrs. Hows-
It and Mrs. Whoslt made the trip to
Gyclopesburg Wednesday" on the
"Personal" page of hla paper. £
’*•1 hedy-by at ">!•••• n -eH a i ndl-
for the ofTi** of t'oron* r of t'ol-
c-.unty.* : '.stoj - ft to the r.iles
■ Hi-moct .tic pritneries.
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F- tch. at Green Bond, -littfo Annie
Mae Beach. Feb. Ik
Born, to Mr and Mrs. •George
O^oshv^ Jan. 31. a daughter, Mich : “
all Tlfl|ma Crosby.
Born to Mr. and Mrs A. C. Pad
gett. of fen
son.
Smoaks, Sunday. Feb. 2ff, a
Bom to Mr. and Mr*. E. Adams,
l February 23, a girl.
Where you can get more goods for less mo-
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ney and better goods for same money in the
line of Gothing, Shoes, Dry Goods and Mil- *
linery.
Nothing But Bargains
The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
J. FRANK, Manager. -
Next Door to. Express Office.
Watch This Space Next Week
Seven Reasons
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All are Factor* that are Steadily
Increasing Our Business
1st. Fresh complete stocks.
2nd. Reasonable prices. •
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3rd. Reliable service.
4th. Prompt and Polite Attention.
, 5th. Clean, sanitary and attractive
‘ place.
6th. Quick delivery.
7th. Our Motto: “We give you all we
• can for what you give—Rather
* than get all we can for what we
give.
’s Pharmacy
H. C. GLOVER, Prop.
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We Have Moved
We desire to announce, that we have
moved our stock of goods from our old
stand to the Zalin Store where we shall
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be pleased to welcome our friends and -
customers.
WATCH OUR NEEXt WEEK’S AD.
rOLLETON RAM HOUSE
U STYLE U QUALITY II VALUE
B. LEVY, anager
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Shipment Just In
Let us send you one of these on approval.
OTHER MAKES in used machines, all in good condition.
a • -• t **
from $5.00 to SIS-OO.’ * .
EBSY TERMS •
BROWN FURNITURE CO.