Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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n • * ^ Wednesday, April 19, 1»1( I ■r -i ■y r'il , r H t I i f U it jl \n ■ NvuRuxDieam FRESH BY EXPRESS 4 . Get Them at KLEIN’S DRUG STORE Every Thing The Best. . 1 ■ Phone 31.' FMi Fry at Bryan'n lj»ke. There will be a fish fry at Bryan's lake this evening to whirh a num ber of Walterboro folks were fortu nate enough > to secure invitations. This try will be given by the people living in the vicinity of the lake. an<l a good time is promised all who at tend. • ■ , , * Great Easter Sale . . Money to Loan On Improved Real Estate L. II. HOUCK 4 * Walterboro, S. C. m \ ■ Flies and Mosquitos \ Typhoid and Malaria Fever Avoid the many diseases caused by the Fly and Mosquito by screening your home W e . carry all kindsScreen Wire from 15 cents < and up per yard. SCREEN DOORS ' \ In all sues amt in var ious grades — IMn'n „ 9 and Fancy — Fr »m $t 0« up. SCREEN . WINDOWS Ugh: ami will lit \cur w udow s. Katy to take out and pi’t *.*. I’rl'*. t 5c. f*i*c and 75c Don’t forget your garden. AH kinds of tools and implements for your garden I'rues reasonable. DON'T FORGET YOU*.: KEYS A. Wichman & Son Colleton County’s Leading Merchants Walterboro, S: C. X. H. Kendrick Out for Mayor. A new tandldate for Mayor is > II. Kendrick, who entered the race the latter part of the week. Mr. Ketf&rFk Is a.native of Georgia, har ing come from Augusta to Walter boro nine years ago to accept a po sition in the weave room of the cot ton mill. He has been in charge of thf property of the, mill since it ploaed down, and i» conducting a I wood yard. He states that hie en- try was through the solicitation of tte^jflMid that he ha* promises of -.upport from many. * o K. !>. I^macks ^ , la n Candidate. The card of K. D. I^emacks is in this Issue of The Press and Standard for alderman of Walterboro. Mr. I remarks is well known in town, anfr has been a member of Council before Irving one term four years agrtTHe y« active in fraternal affairs, having held the position of D. G. C. and D. K. of It. & 8. He is at present K. >f Tt. A 8., and M. of F. of Ashbv Farrow lodge. His friends ah* sur" he will he elected and are equally sure he would make a ^§od alder- maft. ' ' . r ' s<»%% inir Club. Holds Meeting. The ladies Sewing Club met Tues day^ afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. P. Howell, where an enjoyable pfternoon was spent. During the af ternoon a deilefous sweet course was served. Osteen, of Morganton. V. Ihe^Misses Seott. of Green ville: Mrs. Oo. W. O^ee. of Che.v to-. were visitors, and the following members were present at the meet ing: Mrs. E. L. Fishburne. Mrs. A. J. Anderson. Mrs. J. B. Liles, Mrs Jnn. M. Klein. Mrs. A. H. Wichman. Mrs. E. T. H. Rhatfer. The n»\t meeting will i>e with Mrs. E. L. Fish- hurne next week. Picnic «t Coodoin Grove. ' ^ / The Busy Bee Society of th’ First Baptist Sunday school has planned a rOrnic at Goodwin’s 'Trove for Fri day; and have extended an Invitation to tlie other member# of the school to join them. o ’ /Dntegates to * S. S. Convention. The following delegates have been appointed to repfeser.? the First Bap- ti-t Sunday school at the State con-' vent inn In Charleston May 3-5: B. G. Price*. Mrs. Whstendorf. B. B. Benton. From the Bethel Methodist church: H. N. Stokes, Miss Beulah Glover. Miss Ethel Sanders. Members of Lnrnl . \. Commit lt*e of Visitors. Dr. George B>- Cromer^ chairman of the State Board of Charities and Corrections, has designated the fol lowing committee to constitute the local committee of visitors in Colle ton county: W.qgJV. Shioak, chair man. M. P. Howell and .Mrs. B. G. Price. This committee will work with the State Board of Charities for improving conditions in chain gain. jail, alms houses, etc. o VKited Magnolia ‘ Garden* Ijast Week. Several automobile »parties took occasion last week to visit the famed Magnolia Gardens on the Ashley. Thursday of last week a party con sisting of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Brown. Miss Lennis Brown and Master Car- roll Bto*n in Mr. Brown’s car; Mrs. John D. Glover, Mi*a Belle Wescoat. Miss Annie Easterlin. Miss Tibbie Padgett and Mr. Harry Sandife*. in Mr. Sandifer's car; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. SmoakT Mrs. Jos. W. Uieas and Miss Emmie Burnet*, in Mr. Smoak’s car. o — Wilf Arrive Last Of this Month. A letter from the new county dem onstration agent. F. W.. Hisher. stale/i that he experts to arrive in thisVonnty just before the close of the month, and will be ready to be gin wo\k b^ May 1st. Mr. Hisher states that he has great faith in this county and hopes that he ran secure the hearty\o-operation of the peo ple of the county in his great work. O Judge Penrifoy llolding Court.' Jud,ge Jas.*E. P^urifoy is holding his first term of c<\rt in Spartan burg this week. He \fcas summoned by a telegram on Recount of the sud den illness of Judge Ilic*\ Who was holding court there. \ NOW GOING ON Meet Me, FRANK J Meet Me Like they all say, “Let’s go to Frank’s for bargains where we can get more K<M.(iv f,>r less money and better goods for same money. . ’ . $15 and $18 Men’s Blue Serge Suits for only $12j60 S12.50 Men’s Blue Serge Suits for only • ••••• ....$10.00 DU $10 Men’-s Blue Serge Suits for only $7.50 > ■' ' - n ....y. ■ — . $12.50 and $15.00 Men’ss all-wool Worst ed Suits, fine material and high grade make. Colors: solid.grey, serge, blue * * • >• and brown fancy colors, for only s . .$10 ° ~ Men’s Pants. We still self them at your . _ « * own pnee. j ' « * • . — > — Indies’, Men’s and Children’s Shoes. We sell at and below cist. 36-inch wide yellow Homespun f 0 ,- only ....' 5cyd. 36-inch wide 8c Bleach for only ... 5c yd. 9c Bleach, 36-inch, for 6c yd, 12 l-2c Bleach, 36-in., fof\ l<»r v<l Big variety of Ladies’ White Shirt WaUt? ♦ ' for only j;»c $1.50 Ladies’ Silk Shirt Wai't.- fur only i* Good quality fancy Lawns for only 5, \\\. 12 l-2c and 15c fancy ^flowered aod >trii>‘*.l Lawns, V’oiles and Crepes for ohlv litc 39c and 50c Sparkle Silks for only. .25c yd Oh! Yes, our Millinery Department this year is positivey the greatest. Be-t in quality, largest in variety, biggest in quantity and best prices best suited to your pock et book. They all say that Frank’s hats are the prettiest in town and the lowaM j*. * ‘ f. ^ * •* * - prtce. A trial will convince you. . B . Please remember whatever advertised is true and can be proved. The Charleston Surprise Bargain House Next Door to Express Office. - 4 J 'l ' . J. FRANK, Manner. WIT YOU ME NERVOUS The nervous system is tbe alarm system of tbe human body. In perfect health We hardly realize thA we have a network of-nerves, but when health is ebbing, when strength is declin ing, tbe same nervous system gives Ihe alarm in neadaches, tiredness, dreamful sleep, irritability and unless corrected, leads straight to s breakdown. To correct nervousness, Scott’s Emul sion is exactly what you should take; its rick nutriment gets into the blood and yrich blood feeds the tiny nerve-cells while the whole system responds to-its refresh- inf tonic force. It is free from alcohol. Scott ft aswac. Bloomfield. N. J. No. 666 This is a prescription prepared especially lor MALARIA tw CHILLS A TEVER. FiVe or «x doses will break any case, snd if taken then as a tonic tne Fever will not return. Jt sett on the liver better than Calomel ind doer no* gripe o.* ticken. 2.5c FOB YOl'K CONVKMKXt’K HTKlCKI.AXD SCHOOL TO (TAMR. Smosks, April 17 —The Strtrk- land school will close l^s session Frl* day snd on Saturdsjt'following there will be an entertainment snd Ice ‘tream festival. Thb public is in vited to attend. * RUB-MY-TISM •Will cure your Rheumatism Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic, Sprains. Bruises, Cuts and Boras, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc. Antiseptic Aaadyne, used in ternally and externally* frice 25c WATTH < HII.D’S COrtiH .Voids, running of nose, conii^ve*! irritation of the mucous membrane if neglected mtiy mean f^tarrh later Don’t take the chances—do som p * thinfr-tor your child! t'hil lren wiB not take every medltSn *. uu* they will take Dr. King’s New DKenvcty and without bribing or t(a>inx. Its a sweet pleasant Tar Sy,un and so effective. Just laxative enough to eliminate the waste poisons. Al most the first do*p helps. Always prepared, no mixing or fumrin*. Juft as* your druggist for Dr. k King’s New Discovery. ’It will snff guatd your child against serious ailments resulting from colds. This shop is here to enable us to give you better service. Models of various types of ma chines and styles of woodwork at all prices are here for your .inspection, trial and selection.. You are cordially invited to call and examine the stock without in volving obligations of any kind. We shall be glad to see you. You can make terms with us to suit vour convenience, and we make a fair al lowance for old machines taken in exchange. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. M. Patterson, of Allendale, have been visiting rela tives in town. While here Mr. Pat terson enjoyed, a fishing trip to Ashe- poo. c . Machines rented by the week or momn. Singer Sewing Machine Company Main St. Walterboro, S. r* A»k for Mr. Paniotte. - Phone 9IX. r f AND COLD DRINKS V * » <» v r » Summer weather is coming on and we arc ready to keep you cool. Our Ice Cream Parlor is cool and sanitary, and re are serving the most delicious of drinks. We have a modern fountain, »and mJflTiv daily shipments of Hahn’s Ice Cream from Chario-- ton. WHITMAN’S CANDIES %. .. These celebrated candies are proving more p i*: o ular every day and the numjber of satisfied puivha- -ers is fast increasing. It is what SHE will like y-m to carry when you call. , Glover’s Pharmacy % HENRY C. GLOVER, Manager PHONE 86- GOOD FOR (T)LDS Honey, Pine-Tar and Glycerine are recognized cold tVmedien. In Dr. if, '■ P* ne *Tar-Honey these are combined with other cough medi- Pint, t 8 ,^ le * f ' a “ t 8yru P f> r - Bell’s ,^:; Tar ‘L ,on : y t * uick,y 8 t°p* y®ur your c old. soothes of throaty Excellent of the hplft adU l t and a * e<1 - Ba one of the best cough syrups made. Form- ula on every bottle. You know, just tJTkJnw Ym taklng and your doc- tor knows ’t\ a good for cough> and colds. Insist ®n Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar- Honey. only 25c. at Druggists CHICHESTER SPILLS LADnUI ^ iij- - for cm-cni*'* DIAMOND 5ra7t> eiLLS <*■ ~ Cold a«talilc I S0utf*LLDRufGIST rt S SSS, EVERYWHERE rV*