The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 17, 1916, Image 8
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“The Premier Prepcration.**
Tonic, Stomachic, Appetizer, Invigorant and
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Efficacious in teases of Catarrh.
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-1,000,000 Bottles Sold in 9
Months—An Unprecedented
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Sale.
The Reason is Obvious—clear. Tanlac har
merit. It is a Medicine .that appeals to the
best people everywhere, tnen and women
who judge its merits, impartially and are
pleased to speak well Of it. That is the rea
son why its popularity repeats itself and its
demand is so Phenomenal.
The Agency for Tanlac is Awarded to Only
One Druggist in each town.
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WE SELL TANLAC
TANLAC AGENCY
KLEIN’S DRUG STORE
Every Thing The Best.
Phone 31.
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WALTERBORO J
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Wmley B4b> C*Um ,
HorUl Gatheting. *
The meihbers of the Wesley Adult
Bible class of Bethel Methodist
church, held a social gathering at
the residence of Judge and Mrs. Jas.
E. Peurifoy Tuesday evening. There
was a large attendance of the mem
bers of this class and visitors, and
an enjoyable evening was spent. In
addition to the social feature sev
eral helpful talks were heard by dif
ferent members /of the class, and
much enthusiasm for the class was
manifested. This class now has n
membership of 57 men-and women
and it is growing rapidly.
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He her R. Padgett, Esq.,
Active In Rare.
The friends of Heber R. Padgett
Esq., who Is a candidate for solicitor
of the 14th Judicial Circuit. Is daily
receiving flattiAlng .encouragements
rs to his candidacy. He Is making
-’*\ny friends over the Circuit -who
{ areironfldent that he will be a win
ner, and Mr. Padg?tt states that he
feels .much encouraged'by the good
news he has from all the counties
of the Circuit.
Speech at Stokes •
For the W. O. W.
Stokes. May 16.— There wllj be 8
meeting at Stokes Saturday after
noon. at 3:30 o'clock at the school
auditorium for the purpose of hear
ing an address on Woodcraft by Col
umbus N. Langdale, county organi
zer. • The public is invited to be pres,
ent and hear this address. N
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Hn« Installed
New Machinery. • „ ’
The Walterhoro Coca-Cola Bottl
ing Works, of which T. J. McDaniel
Is manager, has installed a new rin
ser and washer for more thoroughly
cleansing the bottles used In putting
tip the many drinks this company
manufactures. Thjs new riirter and
washer Is at the Utent construction
and will accommodate, f 2 bottles M
n time. It Is a revolving frame and
at a certain place on the frame the
water H forced late end
Untie insuring a r—fill
tion. In addition tn this
washing the hnttMn are r*
three other
washes the*. Jt
possfble'Tfor
in any bottle which Is
tibia proceas.
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^Chests, Water Coolers, and Ice Cream Freezers, and
we offer them to our Customers NOW, WHILE YOU
NEED THEM AT AND BELOW COST instead of
waiting, as most dealers do, until the season is over.
TERMS OF SALE—CASH
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE REAL BARGAINS
P v,, 693 Refrijrerators, Ice Capacity : 0 lb., value $24.00. special.. ...$18.50
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1 No. 891
1 Ng; 602
1 No. 603
l No. 930
l No. 600
1 No. 91H
1 No. 801
1 No. 932
1 No. 919
1 No. 939
1 Astoria
1 Astoria /
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50 lb..
40 lb.
50 lb.
50 lb.
10 lb.,
40 lb.
25 lb.
80 lb.
100 lb.
200 lb.
60 lb.,
75 lb.,
21.50.
13.75,
15.50.
16.65..
■ 8.60.
16.75.
15.50.
20.50.
26.50.
36.50. •
18.50.
18.25,
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Slightly Used Refrigerators and Ice Chests.
17.60
10.20
12.30
12.60
13:20
10.70
16.70
20.80
26.90
14.80
14.10
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1 No. 915 Refriuorator, Ice Capacity
1 No. GOO
4 No. 608
1 No. 117
l No. 913 “ “
50 lb., value $15.00, special.
10 lb.. “ 8.50, 44
40 1b.. 44 18.00, v 44 .
50 lb.. 44 17.50. “
50 lb.. 15.00,^1
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8 Tacoma Ice Cb eats, Ice capacity. 50 lb., 44 • 6.50, 44 ......
1 Lot ‘Geauln'' 1 EERLESS Ice Cream Free/ers and Water Coolers at Cost.
.$ 7.50
. . 5.00
. 11.00
. 8.00
. 7.50
. 4.00
while They last, one ueautiful. thirty - two piece
WHITE AND GOLD DINNEVSRT. WITH EACH CASH PURCHASE
OF $20 OR OVER OF ANYTHING IN OUR STOCK- ONE TO A CUS
TOMER.
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LUirnry
.Are Chnnclns.
The hoars fnr th* npmlng nf the
Claudia Stewart Town • Uhjmry
changes with the rrsinntr The H-
I brarlan. Mias Hendei
, that the preaest hoars are front Ive
to. sunset every Monday and Friday
afternoon. Mian Henderson fcaar as
her assistant Mias Corrle deTrerllle
They will be pleased to welcome any
who desire to aril thmselves of f •
opportunity to read some of the
many good hooks In the library. All
newcomers are especially invited t
become members.
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OilMren's Day ■
r4 Rbeneaer. .
Th# Ebeneter MethodiM Sunday
school will hold Children’s Day ex
ercise* Sunday. b^r^Dnine at 1A
o'clock. Presiding Elder Edwards
wilt h-* present raring the day and
will have a place on th» program.
The public Is invited to be presnet
and enjoy the meeting
Attending Southern
Rapt let Convent Ion.
Rev. and Mrs. Jones left Monday
for Asheville. X. I.. to be r-Ti*eent at
I the meeting of the Southern Baptist
[Convention which assembles there
[Wednesday of this week. *
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Has Catalog— a
For Summer School. .
- Superintendent Strickland has
several dozen catalogues for the
State Summer school which will be
in session at Winthroo College from
.lure 13th to July 21st this year.
These catalogues give much valuable
information as to the school and Mr.
Strickland will be pleased to bare
anyone contemplating attending the
school, and he wishes manv of the
teachers to do so. to call and gef
copy ot this publication.
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District S. S. Institute
To Hold Meeting Here.
The Snndav School Institute for
the Charleston District will m^et at
Walterhoro with the ^Methodist con
gregation here the first and be onfl
of Jun<v Rev. W C. Owen, state
field f-'Xetarr.’ will he present, and
I if Je expected that there vil! be dele
gates and Sunday school workers
present from over the entire dis-
tsict. .. * ,
Pn-f. deTrcville at
Hninc for Holidays. ^
, Prof. James deTreville. who ht»s
been teaching at Hemingway, ar-
-iveti in town Monday afternoon to
sm nd the holidays with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. .1 C. d*Trevill«r Prof.
deTrevljle is also slndying law with
a view to standing the examination
I in the n«ar future.
Re,>e|»tion to
tin* tiradnales.
The n'embers r-f the Sth and S*h
grades of the ,V.'aiterboro H : v*»
School will ejre a »-ecept!OP Friday
evening of this week on the lawn of
th“ sebmd yr.ri\s. to the members of
the graduating tlass. A special rrtv.
eram wilt he r«teu. end It p*x»mlr^«
to he rn'* thdy mo'd pleasant af
fairs of the corv'.mVRcen*ent. ,
trrlv Cmfcretuy
ot Me4lto«li»t fhaorh.
Her. O K Edwa\ds. presiding
Klder of th“ Charlestoti distrlrt.
conference at the Met add 1st ch-HVh
Sunday following services and a
sermon by him*elf. The report'
f'om this church showed \t to be it.
good ahape and all t>e deportment
running smoothly, Th«. attend a r.« •
was good.
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Mr. Soul’s Funeral. > .
Among those wto attended) the
funeral of N. C. A. Sauls were Messrs
John D Warren. Jr., of Monroe. X
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both of whom am room ag ! mts kf
the Southe-n Express Compauv Mr. j
Ison was the agent in eharg** of the'
territory in which Mr Sauls wo-ke,1
and he spoke mo«t highly of h ; «
character and fidelity to dh(ly. *
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Mis* dcTrevIle
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Invitations hqve h->en received ’u
town from Mias Catherine deTreville
to attend the commencement exer
cises of Winthrop College, mhirh
tnke place from the 2Sth torthe SOth
of May. Miss deTreville is * aradn-
ate and takes the A. B. degree Sb»
has had a most sneccs'fwl «rhool
course many friend? will
rougrntvtate her on securing th 5 « de
gree, representing the completion of
» 'Ccn-se at the State’s Icwd'or v">-
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BRING THIS ADVERTISEMENT WITH YOU
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Brown Furniture Co.
The Home Makers.
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fVin»>Vtes < 'oarer. .
Mlf' 15 Ida Max Fishburre K*« c'>»—-
pleted a ronfs» ?t the ^carrift B'hl^
md Train : rg School, of Ran?a* Cit'-
Mi«sourl. the commercement exer
cises for which took place on th#-
e^nin* ef th» 15»h inst. Mtss Fi^h-
bnrge he? accepted a portion as a»-
sistnrt to one of the leading oastnrs
«n Savannah, and will begir. her
1 work there at ©nee
STOKES W. O. W. MEFTING
Stokes. May 15.—There will he a
public meMin* of Stoke# W p. W
| Camp Saturday afternoon at 4 3*
l o’clock. The public is invited to he
I present.
H. L. CRASSEREAf. Clerk
Bargains! Bargains!
Nothing Bat Bargains
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The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
Meet Me
Meet Me
Where you can get more goods
for less money and better goods
for same money, and everything
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Men’s Clothing at 75 cents on the Dollar.
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Men’s Pants at your own price.
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Bovs’ Clothing at a great bargain.
Dry Goods in all grades and everything in the yard
goods line at a great bargain.
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Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes—^nothing but
Bargains.
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MILLINERY
The finest Ladies’ Hats, trimmed and untrimmed. ’
Children’s and Misses’ Hatp trimmed and untrimmed at
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a, ver>* low’ price.
The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
Next Door to Express Office,, ; • J. FRANK, Manager.
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Every Housekeeper
Needs a Drug Store at Times
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There are times when every
family must get drugs or some-
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thing in the drug line from a
drug store. At these times one
wishes to feel that they can get
what they want when they w’ant
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it, and as they want it. We
have made a study of the needs
of families and have equipped
our store to meet these de
mands. So w’e can. with confi
dence, point you to a long list of
satisfied customers who have
been able to secure what they
want, and as they wanted it.
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ou Can Do The Same Thing
’s Pharmacy
HENRY C. GLOVER, Manager
PHONE 86
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On Improved Read Estate
~ L. B. HOUCK
Walterhoro, S. C.