The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 07, 1916, Image 8
PAG? EIGHT
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
Wednesday, June 7. 1515
* • 1 ■ *
Another Good One
s'
X Miller*s Antiseptic
► * C* •• •
1 on ■';
. U * ’ ~ "»
Formerly Known As
Snake Oil
We have secured the agency
for this Great Pain Medicine.
1 ' ' . % . . r ■' . J ‘
A ... . / - . ■ • .
If it Does Not Relieve
You, MONEY BACK.
, v * • ■ * ' X' ' • • ' .
\>.* . 4 */ '• 0
■ ■ ■ i' t / \ *, r * ’
KLEIN’S DRUG STORE
• X / . >. < * ' . • •• - 4
Every Thing The Best. .
Phone 31.
NEW PASTORATE
HAS BEEN FORMED
Lxlft-. >rrKnak*. Martpo «hd A>hUi
iisittUt rbarrtke* Have
Cumbiaed.
1
‘
Lodge. June 5.—The foncatios
the new field, cotuprlsing the %t*o~
I Baptist ehvrebes of Smoahs. Marian,
j Little Saltehatchie and Ashton, i
about rompleted and the rail of n
pastor is under advtsemept of tV,» \
■ tommlttees of the respective th3rc v * ■
epy. tif- 'V._J Lang.ton g-ts cre‘di»
for the formation of the nesr aor\
as ahere outlined, and. if the C*l< i
/ucceeds »* I* now possible, we mu**-
t-wer gratefully remember the Do*-
tor for his services.
Rev John P. Graham, of Inver-
cess. Fla . will preach at Little Sal-
'kehatchle church Sunday morning
June llth*at ll^Pt^lock: same day
at Stsoaka thureh at 4 o'clock, apd
probably R**'- Graham will prea|
at fhe Ashton church the following |
Monday night at *;3*. To all the»- [
cea^tlhe public is vetT cordially
icvlted It may tV remembered
that this tpinister has served church
es fn our county: Doctors Creek and
others in that section about tea or
twelve" years since. > .1
WOMAN KILLS
HER HUSBAND
Magistrate^ Hodges. Mondav.
| brought to jail Carrie Rodgers »h*>J
I was.charged with having killed her J
hus&aad. Leort Rodgers. It s---ir. s j
that Carri^. who is reported to be a j
high fiyer in that section of th>
| hounty. pow deted some glass an 1 j
administered it to her husbafid # ir. j
his food. The resuIF was his death I
in a s*cct while in great agony Avj
autopsy revealed the fact that id’- I
of the glass had penetrated tha^saU* j
of the intestines and stomalro. and j
F a’s the immediate ^adixe of his
death. / * '-x S' / / i
and
I'kamlH-rUin'e Colk. t’holers
IMarrltoea Reewedy. \
This i* a remedy that every fan:-
lly should be provided with, and
especially <1 urine th^ summer
months. ~ Thfuk. of the pain and suf.
l»-nrg that must l>e enured when
tueduine must be sett fpt\r before
te!.ef can be obtained. This remedy*
Iteprcanting liutterirks.
Mrs Irene Selby, of New York,
representing the Butterick Publish
Restore*! to <too<l Health.
“I was sipk tour years with
stomach JifoubleX'* writes Mrs 6tt<>
Gan*. ^fanesViHe. Ohio “I lost
weight add felt so weak that. 1 al-
. mdsh gavge up hope of being cured.
vTA 1
trifpd told me «b©vV.Xb?mfc’ , r-
ing Company, who are manufactaj^fsi'l* 1 ®'* Tablets, and since using t«o
bottles of them I have been a
For sale bv all dealers .
of a very popular tnak* of paiMrns ■
the v Butteri< k. was in. town the early f weman.
part .of tlu. week. Mrs. Mlby also
looks a!ter renewals oh subscriptions
to the l>e|iniatdr. and also new sub
scribers. She hab a very pleasing
1« thoroughly reliable Ask anyone manner and t» considered one of the
who ha- t!s d A. For sale by.all ! most valuable members of the Rnt-
dealers. iterlfk |<dee. ••
Mr*. Jacob Frank, who has be^-n
ihdi»po*^d for some time. ha« gon«
to the Adirondack* ter the summer,
in the hope that the change and the
' altitude may, be beneficial to her
health.
\X
. ■■ 1 X X
’ ’ , X X v * • * ' M ' v s.
y* "- v r •
—
X
X-
We Have Just Moved Our
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
To Our New Building on Railroad Avenue
X
■XI
1 And Have
insU'ltrd a new ami much larger >tock of fhe famou-
I-.ght Running Singer Sewing Machines. You wul find
the m jdcU of various tvpys nnn styles of wood iFofk .'it
all f'rix*>. ^ ’ ‘ :T :
■ V y ’ .. f y y . . ' , 4 ' *
You i.re cordially invited to call and see us in our
the.se new machines and demonstrate to you the excel
lence of w (>rk done. ^
\
X
X
\
XX'
x
X,
If You Need a Sewing Machine
You can make term> with us to suit your
conwnience. and we make a fair allowance
for old machines taken in exchange.
« yS- X. X ^'*X' ,
Machines delivered free to any point in
C(*lleton county. Let us send you a machine
lor free trial. If it does not answer ALL
your sewing prqfrlems we take it away su
once without charge. A 'postal card will
bring salesman to your door.
X
Machines Rented by Week or Month
M. PANI0TT1E, Manager \ ^
Railroad Avenue - “ Walter boro, S. C.
JW"
Sale
Is Now Going On
_ AT »
The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
i T franks
Meet Me
Meet Me
Where you can get more goods for less^money and better goods for same money, and
everything nothing but bargains,- as we are compelled to sell our entire Spring &pj
Summer stock to make room for our Fall stock which rs commencing to come in* right
now. Therefore don’t lose This chance and get your share of these great, wonder: :3
Bargains!*
\ • ^ J . ’ * ^X' ‘ s * ' ^ ^ '
Please Compare Values and Bargains.
AH our Men’s Suits at half price, which con
t)ki<
rge-
sist of nothing but brown, greay and blue
serge-.
serges, fancy and plain, solid color
etc., etc.
$1.50 Ladies’ white Pumps and one and two
strap Pumps, our sale price.- ,.&h c
j /
Men’s Pants at your own prices—50c to $X
Ladies’ black vici Low Quarters at|.. $13
x
Ladies’ Low* Quarters, guaranteed all solid
leather at only \ ....... • •. .$1.75
• v *■ . i
Men’s Low Q-iarter shoes, black only.
Men’s Low Quarter shoes, black or ^an. a!-,
in jiigh quarters* our sale price from $1.7*
fo $3.00.
- '* . J"-' ’ ■ /.
- ■— 1 -r- "—— 1 . y
vX- ^ * •• ‘ V"
$1.50 yard wide Tatfeta Silk, black and Navy tBS box Talcum Powder on sale at 8c a X
at onlv X..... • •.. v 98c or 4 for 25c.
$1.25 and $1.50 Ladies’ Skirts., made of good
quality grey suiting and white corduroy and
white granite at XX.. • • r..' 98c
^
111111 ' ' —'" ""T* 1
Nice quality Ladies’ white Shirt Waist, fancy
h embroidered at only .X .. • •.. 49c
$l^o0 yard wide Mess
/ shades at only ...
aline Silk in all latest
QQ..
• •••••••••••••
Large variety in Dress Goods at.... 25c yd.
flood quality black and blue Ducking, sale
price 10c yard
Large variety of 12 l-2c and 15c Voile era res
and biiket woven cloth, flow’ered and striped
nt/only •••,.. ,... -■ •.,. 10c \ ard
MILLINERY^
$2.00 value Ladie^ Dress Hats, our -..l-
price
' ; - ' \
..$1.25
V
$3.00 Panama Hats onlv
Sl.r.9
A nice variety of flowered and striped Lawn-
at 5,.
and $4.00 Ladies' Dress Hats, our - X
s from $1.50. SI 75 and $2.00.
Yard wide Bleach at
/ 6^
Fart color Apron Gingham, browp and blue
checks at...:. ......... ... Gc and 8c vd.
All Laities’ Dres
regiilar priee.
Hats at one-half of
X<:
$1.25 Ladies’ white Poplin/Fumjfc and Ox-
’fords Ht ... r<:.. X
POC
■ ’*
. ■ v.a-itf. : : ready-to-wear La.
Misses and Children’s Hats at reduced prk e-
Good quality Coffee at 12c a pound.
.Please remember whatever we adverti >e is true, and we can prove it. Just to con
vince yourself j>ee us before, you buy. You are sure bound to save .money.
Charleston Surprise Bargain Bargain House
* /
Next Door to Express Office.
J. FRANK. Manager.
Smoaks to Have
New Railroad
j Surveys ' have beeb '*made across
the upper portion of (NUlHon coun- j
ty for a proposed railroxd nfnninjr 1
j from Bosnian to Hampton, via f
Branch*tile. Smoaks, Ashton and on
Mo Ilanipton. It 1* understoodX hl i !
.the final survey ha* been made, ^nd
itSkat this new railroad wifi run thisJ
• tracks of the Hampton A- Branch-1
, vrtit- road from Hampton to SmoaksX
j and lea ting the right of way there
j will go direct to Branchville and on I
; to Bowman. While no definite an-
xnopncemenL has been made as t<j ]
j tile owner# of this. road, it is thought'*
I thX the Seaboard is interested In-rts
tohsXmtien. Mr Wolfe, of Orange
burg. \ho built the road frojd Lh-
| rhardt td Bamberg, It is understood. ,
Is back of\lh* buHdmg. ’and will
doubtless suV rurfend the construe- •
tion of the roatb w hlch will be built
at once.
WILL WKD JUNE 14th.
The. following in%hatior# have*
been issued: X.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thonijson Wnr-
ren rejoest the honor of your
, presence at the marriage of
their daughter
Beulah King X,
X- x -Xp .. . /X.
Mr. Harfy WalXer Anderson
W'ednesday evening June the four
teenth. nineteen huft^red and
, sisfeen at nin«* o'clock
Second Presbyterian Church
rharlestor'X South Carolina
■Mr. .Anderson is a son of Mr. »nd
• Mrs. C C. Anderson, and is a young j
(.man of manv sterling traits. He4
• ha« many friend* here who wfll be i
‘ pleased to learn of his good fortune,
’ and who will warmly congratulate
I him ^ o.
—:
Mis* Bertha Klein, of New York. J
is viaitin* h#r brother. Dr. Jo«. M . j
Klein. Miss Klein is well known in
Walterboro and has many friend* |
who are always delitrhted to have
i her corny “back home" on a visit.
She %iU remain here several weeks,
and ■will then go to visit her sister, j
Mrs. Epps, at Klngstree. or at their
1-summer home »t Myrtle Beach i
... yXv ' XX * •• . >;'** ' v " / * •'./£ ■
The Portonol DrugCo.
X
X
THE PORTpVoi. DRUG CO.
Portonol. (Trade Mark! Hoffman's Bitter Wine.
Portonol is a klettific combination of th* purest ItaX. m
UlVye Oil. wi^h the^Xst brand of mature California Port \VX
It is not a plain mixture cf Port Wine and Olive Oil as th*yi: -
jority of similar products that are placed on the markX ''
s^such it would not hate the wonderful reconstructive yalue f r
Xljivl*’it is so. justly famous. Blended into a medijral produ' t
through the combination of oil. wine, phosphates/and iron *
a rosul| of years of experimenting, lb becomes one of the n: -t
valuable teconstruct|ve tonics in existence
X <
Pur*i Oil te esaeftfiat to a body's health and well being :< i
tuel producer for bodily heat, and a lubricant for the inu.-tir.!
tiact. The value of pure oil has lately -become well known. ; "
the Italian olive has become a household article. iN. only r-
tial being the oil contained in it. / • -
I ure wine has always been l^rfown as the best mean?.«7 t : inc-
ing health to a body that has become weakened from atiy cause.
The sun-kissed grapes bring the ajunshine rays and its magm tie
Power into the human body and vitalixe the weak body crian-
v / / . \ * *
Iron and phosphate have always been known as the two •-t
blood tonics in existence.
The scientific product known as Portonol gives the ivond* r-
fui cohtl matiotflof oy. wine. Iron and phosphates tn the purest
and most palatable form possible. Its us e is highly indicat. d in
hpy weakness of the body or any of Its parts, emaciation con-
'ab-scenoe. old age. and any chronic diseases that destroy vK
tahty gnd speed the fatal end. '
Portohoi is compounded by licensed, registered chemist#, nn*
is highly re^pmraended by all prominent phvsiclans as* om
the best blood and body tonics known. ~ ’ ’
Factory , Manufactured and bottled by the
N. Main St.,\ PORTONOL DRUG CtX
Yonkers, N. Y. V SOLD ONLY BY X
Glover’s Pharmacy
HENRY C. GLOVER, Manager
PHONE 86