The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 12, 1916, Image 8
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
''Wednesday, April 12, 19^
FOR
. PAA’S EGG DYES -
ALSO
EASTER CANDIES
WE KEEP A\
DRUGSTORE
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How About Your Drug
Wants?
WALTERBORO BR1EFLETS
Items of^Interest Garnered From the Wireless on tko
0 Streets of Walterboro.
A'hby Farrow K. of F.
Klec-ti Drlrgatr*.
Past Chancellors it.- L. Frawer and
R. M. Jefferies have been chosen by
Ashby F*rrow Lodge, No. 63. as del-
egates to the Grand Lodge, which
meets in Columbia in May. Past
Chancellors E. D. Lemacks and D. L.
Smith hate been chosen tirralterna-
tes. These delegates with be able to
take with them a goo< import of the
<'n
activities
past year
of-the lodge uuring the
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KLEIN’S DRUG STORE
Every Thing The Best. »
Phone 31.*
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Will Not
A t/aadidate. i
Prof. S. M. Connor, principal of
the CottageviUe school has been urg
ed by many of his friends over^he
county to allow the use of his name
as a candidate for the office of coun
ty superintendent .of education.
Prof. Connor in a letter'to the edi
tor of The Press and Standard an
nounces definitely that, he will not
become a candidate for this office.
He says: “Feeling that I can serve
mankind better in actual school
room work, I will not be a candidate
this year.” »
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Building New Office ^
In Court House.
Commissioner Moore is engaged
this week in tearing out 4 partition
between the old treasurer’s... and
clerk’s office In the old court house,
preparatory ttf fixing it up for an of
fice for the county superintendent
of education. Miss Connor will also
doubtless have an office there. The
board of registration will occupy the
office at present occupied by Supt.
Strickland. *
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Prominent Tennesseans
Here on Business.
S. N. Haws, formerly a resident of
Walterboro. but now a prominent
banker and real estate maij in John
son City. Tenn., accompanied by
Wm. Roller, of Kingsport. Tenn..
are in Walterboro for a few days on
a business trip, .
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Prof. Kislier
,.Vree|its Position.
A. letter to the editor from P. W.
Risher, of Smoaks. the father of F.
W. Risher. wlto is now at Durham.
N. C.. states that be has accepted the
position as county farm demonstrat
or for Colleton county, and expects
to reach this "county by the first 0?
May. t
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New Druggist *
Rms Arrived.
Dr. L. B. Covington, a licensed
ey" but they are purifiers of the at- ! graduate pha-macist of Clio, arrived
mesphere. . making cnmmuniti.es in town Aflonday to accopP'a position
healthful. Jn this respect Walter- with Klein’s Drug Store. Dr. Cov-
horo is forfiirat" and elicits much ington has been in Newbern, N. <?..
comment. ' for sonietime connected with one of
«o '.^ ; Hie leading drug Stores there. This
Hon. Cieorge Warren
Here for Field Day.
Hon. George Warren, of Hampton,
a candidate for the office of Solicit
or for the 14th Judicial Circuit, was
Id Walterboro Friday attending Field
Day. Mr. Warren lived for many
"eats In upper Colleton and has
m ny friends In this county who
glad to see him.
Prow-cutinfi Active
, Campaign for Solicitor.
‘ Hc-Mr R. Padgett Esq., who is a
candidate for the office of Solicitor
for the 14th Judicial Circuit. Is quite
active in his campaign. Mr. Pad
gett has visited every county in the
circuit and states th»C he has re
ceived idueh more .encouragement
than he had hoped or expected when
he announced Ms candidacy.
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Wdrk Progressing >• .
On Paniotti BuiMtme*.
Contractor D. C. L. Hiers has
made much progress in his work on
the Paniottie block of brick build
ings. The walls are* about completed
-.nd work has started on the inter
ior. Work will be rushed on thes-*
•buildings, and it is expected that
they will be completed in schedule
time or before. \
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Spring Dress Becoming
•’ To Walterboix*.
Walterboro. with her mfiny
ty trees, now- In full leaf, presents r»
prettv appeafance. Trees are not
only beautiful, and restful to the
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MADE
I’tlblliiti'lnc NnBies •
j Of Peiislomw*.
In this iftibie of The Press, end
I c.tr.uilard. v ill h" found a Jht of nil
hhe Conffl^rcte V-teraus' who are
f-ntitled to receive pensions.
277 of these old soldiers #re' A
p T the anr’fil appropriation triads-
by the legislature will ba'welcoine
t 1 - « old ,Wv( in rs of the Gray.
£_Lnd io a defvi in a lost eause. .- They
" tfoujei t ; pood f.giit ami are enfilled
to t! '• timn.lis and material assistance
of cM who come Into contact f with
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addition to the force of K!< / '
made necessary, Dr. Kirin stater
account o.f th > growing bnsine-
his drug store.
Big Sale of Dry Goods and Milli.
nery Now Going on
Meet Me
AT FRANK’S
Meet Me
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Where you can get more goods for less money and better,
goods for same money in th£ line of Clothing, Shoe-,
Dry Goods and Millinery at half price. Everything ebe
cut down to great surprising bargains, at (
The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
J. FRANK,^Manager. '
\ WHOLESALE and RETAIL
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Next Door to Express Office.
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CREAM
: 1 ]^>-^fcTTTorial at Rivers
Bridge May 4th
‘.Rdbci.- v ho ’ av- i< jl ..(bout this* Simmons Safe Crib in
Tl. I., uo ’ Homy Journnh v.lU I c inU-i.-stc-d in .'.••••ing 4hc actual;
(Tib. jUtTf on (.ui floor. 1 . ' >
W iuv.tu ypu lo coja. hi and look it over—whether you
arc ich< 1 v to buy cm not till later. It is here on display—t|3th
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; n imu v.indows and on. our ftoor* Jle sure to see it.
' 1’li.rr-o are Important, advantage* in, .
. SIMMONS SAFE CRIBS :
about which ev» hy mother should know. This‘Crib . whlch v e’
show, for •iifs4qncc; with ivs liigh sides and cloec,-sef uprigh'.
tiller rod*, keeps the child safely inside: there is no chance for
the tittle on*‘ to fall oyci -no.possibility of it getting caught be
tween the Tings. ■ ' .
’‘ The sliding side Is so nearly noiseless as not to disturb the
f sleeping infant, and oh it“ Simmons Frh tionjess (’aster, the crib
moves so easily that it could be^iiioved without waking even j«
linhlly sleeping child. , ^ , ■ . * , “ .
This crib makes an exceedingly.,handsome appearance, it
is the only frih made with big 5-k-inch side filler rings and
with r 1-16-inch end upright.
The spring, which is furnished complete with each crib. '•«
Simmons Pantented Link Fe*m‘U‘. This*fabric is galvanized and
will not rust. It is supported by helical springs of easy rension.
adapted to a baby’s weight. *
.Seldom Hj the history of tjiis store have home furnishings
boon exhibited on a broader scale, and rarely have we been
enabled to offer such splendid values as are obtainable here
right now. Many of the really choice pieces of furniture hgv«
only come In recently, and we say candidly that they surpass
anything in our previous experience in wealth of effects, de
signs and remarkably low pricings. . -
When you come in to see' this Simmons Safe (’rib w.e invite
you to fnspect our complete stock.
We tvill tak^ pleasure in showing U to you.
Brown Furniture Co.
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Whiter boro, S. C.
St 'iT Building ' so
Kotieelv Removed.
Tie- oil! rlo’e of A. Wiihmm K
Son. which stood for norm than a.
o: c. e< • otu-y. ai.'t vhk’* be-
r, th»-^ foe*'. f 'J'o of t ,,r ' kind
-n!ks of the I own has 1 "n torn
j’own. and coniplcicly removed. v.Ut
t’"->. exr-ptiol of a mall portion of
t-c r.-ti iial out of Vhfcn it was
constructed. It was found that all
the InrnKer In this building was as-
v,T)<\ a« the dnV it.was plliccd there
’havipc been select* <1 with grt'-'t caiy
when the building was erected.
"N.’flte Rivers Bridge Mentorial A*'-
ftoei, tion v, iH. o'-.-i’-rve T : nf.;-*1 v.
May 4th. as memorial day. The
Hon. .Tiiino-D y. nes, of Aiken. <?.
v ill dclfve, t *e inemr.-ri >1 --
The public h coi,;iallv invit -j
pterd. and tl h.dh^ .c-arnefitly y.T
quo-ted to bring, ffovvfys/ ,
, DR. N F. KIRKLAND, i
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Work ii.w
DBS. ITIFIIK
V<*t n l>:iv L**st
By Building.
Tctrv A- Shaffer havn pjifected a.
plan opwoik by which thov will pull
down their present store a" 1 build
the new one without stopping their
business for ^d?}\ Their plan,
which is quite a never one, has been
worked out by .Contractor D. J'- 1-
Hiers. They will first pull away all
t‘bo wooden structures which are sit
uated between °Drs. Black & Hardin’s
dental parlors ard the* present Terry
A- Chaffer store. They will then
build a new; and modern barber shop
Just next to the. dental office ’End
then Will come a brick store filling
all the space right up to their pres-
'ent building. As soon as* this is fin
ished they will move all their stock
into this store and . will then tear
down the corner store and build a
store there, a duplicate of the first.
When, this Is completed (he, t w ,°
stores' will he thrown Into one and
the stock rearranged in modern de-«|>
partment store manner,
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\ddittonal Boys
Join the flub*.
The following boys have- united
-with the boys clubs of the county In
addition to those whose names were
published last week: Wendell Jor
dan. Ixvdge. ^*orn rluTv. Eddie Cone.
Lodge, pig club: R. Hallum Smith.
Smoaks. pig club. Agent Senn is
hard at wqrk this week enrolling
new name?
T hcr - v ill !• : g jnc. 1 work *l*v
at Doctors, Creek on Thursday. AprU
i'l/fh. .The members of tii ’chy.c 4
r^’d all 'who hav,- an interest in ike
cf niett iy .are csp-fliilly retfuested in
meet There at S o’clr. k cn that'dav
for the pifrpose of cloaqing off the
* cem terv and the church yard. ThW
annual,memorial service#; will ha
held at Dot tors Cr ek’oh April 27thr
The public is Invited to attehd the?'-
services.
A C BRELAND,
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Fire Insurance
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„ I desire to inform my friends and former patron^
that I pow represent the EquiUWe Fire Insurance Co.,
of Charleston. S. C. Their statement of December 31,
1915, shows a surplus to policy holders of $282,010,61.
I am also informed by the president of the company that
they have excellent re-insurance facilities. When in
v need of fire insurance, 1 would be glad if you will see me.
D. B. BLACK
WORK BAV AT BFDflVs
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Those Inloror-ted aro invittd to at-
t.cnd a work day at Bedon’s church
Thursday. April-20 to clear off the'
church ydrd, and get ready for the
union njjpeting and the annual me
morial exercises, which will be held
for one hour'on Saturday. April 2!».
All Interested are urged to be pres
ent at the cleaning of the grounds,
and the public is invited to be pres-;
ent at the memorial services.
V C. C. CROSBY. *
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St. J TDK’S CHCRCH
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Of Ritter.
Ritter Citizen
Here Today.
Cleveland Sanders, of Ritter, was
kn town this morning. Mr. ganders
is much pleased over the fact that a
new telephone line has been erected
connecting Ritter and Green Pond
with Walterboro He has a ’phone
as have many other citizens in these
cnnimunltUAi. Mr. Sanders is also
pleased that the potato crop was not
more badly damaged than It was by,
the frost. HI* crop was injured
yen' little, but others were pretty,
nearly killed. t
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Kill tors Coming
April Twenty-Kighth.
The editors meeting scheduled to
take plaee on the 21st Inst, has been
postponed till the 28th on account
of inability of tome to attend then.
The same program as announced will
be carried out then. 9 •
Herbert F. Schroeter. Rector. '
Sunday. April 16th will be Palm
Sunday, commemorating the- trium
phal entry of Christ into Jerusalem,
and the beginning of Holy Week.
Sunday services: 11:0(1 a. m.,
morning prayer and sermon; 4:00 p.
m.. Sunday school; 8:30 p. m-.. even
ing prayer and .sermon.
Services for Holy Week will he as
follows. M onday. Tuesdav and
Wednesday at 4; 30 p. m.; Tfiursdav
8:30 p jn.: Good Friday. l»:3rt and
8:30. Easter morning communion
7:30 a. ni.
FIRST BAPTIST CHt'RCH
Chgs. W. Jones, Pastrfr.
las
PreacKlng Sunday iporning at 11
o’clock and Sunday night at 8:00
o/clock. Sunday school 10 a. m.. N.
G. Morrall. Supt.
ANNOCN'CF.MENT
The Rural School Improvement
Assocfatioa will hold a special meet
ing at the school house Friday af
ternoon. April 14. at 3:30 o'clock.
The Parsonage Aid ■Society, which
was called off on account of field dav.
will meet at the parsonage at 4:36
April 14th.
Judge Jas E. Peurlfoy is attend
ing an en banc session of the Su
preme Court and other courts today,
when the McCormick county case
will’be argued. p ' - —.
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COLD DRINKS
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Summer weather is coming on and we are ready
to keep, you cook Our Ice Cream Parlor is cool and'
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sanitary, and re are serving the most delicious of
drinks. We have a modern fountain,, and sehiro
daily •shipments of Hahn sice Cream from Chari- -
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WHITMAN’S CANDIES '
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These'celebrated candies are proving more pop
ular every day and th^ ntimiber of satisfied purcha
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ers is fast increasing. It is wh it SHE will like
to carry when you call. ,
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Glover’s Pharmacy
HENRY C. GLOVER, Manager .
PHONE 86
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Money to Loan
On Improved Real Estate
L. B. HOUCK
* Walterboro, S. C.
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New SUpmeDt of Fords
We have just received a hew car load
of Ford cars; and also a car of Buick
Touring Cars. Shall be glad to dem
onstrate either of these cars, and will
take pleasure in showing them to any
prospective buyer.
Rizer & Ayer
WALTERBORO, S. C
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