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Y * . » / • • V / / * . • * * «T- o . * PAGE EIGHT THE PRESS AND STANDARD r Wednesday, July 5, 1915, Toilet Necessities SPIRO POWDER \ \ PERSPI-NO w * • ^ . * AND “MUM” TO REMOVE ODOR OF v W PERSPIRATION. ENDLESS‘VARIETY TALCUM POWDER \ KLIN’S DRUG STORE Every Thing The Best. - | Phone 31. WALTERBOKO BRIEFLETS #***•*#***•#-»«#* Ksamiutioa for Winthrop Fri«lay. The County Board of Education will hold an examination Friday at the court hbtise for the purpose of selecting winners for the scholar ships being offered by Winthrop Col lege It is understood that there'will be several applicants from different sections of the county. .The County Board, will not pass upon any of the papers but these will be forwarded to the college where a commute from the faculty will make the ex amination. - - -o Wedding Party Of to Charleston. Ab e S. Karesh went to Charleston Monday afternoon, where he was married on Tuesday afternoon to Miss Minnie Loeb. He was accom panied by his brother ahd family of Ehrhardt, Mr. and Mrs. H. Karesh. Ben Lieber, who is Mr. Karesh's as sistant went down yesterday to b«> present at the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. -Karesh will be away till the latter part of the month and on their return will reside for the. sum mer in the Shaffer home. « 0 **************** * . . • * WESLEY ADULT * * BIBLE CLASS NOTES * * m **************** — y W’alterboro, 8. C.. July 2, 1>1«. The Wesley Adult Bible Class met on the lawn *t the Methodist church yesterday afternoon at 5:15 o’clock, with a large attendance. Four new names were added jo the roll, and the offering amounted to five dollars, a part of which is to be used for the support of an orphan at Epworth Orphanage. An enthusiastic contest U now be ing waged between the local class and the Wesley Adult Class of Cot- tageville, the contest to run until Sept. 1st. In the conduct of this contest each new member counts as ten points; each studied lesson as five points, and each cent in the of fering counts one-half point. Re- Get The Habtt and Buy Your Goods member, first, then, to come and ipin .the class: second, to study the les second, to study the les son. and third, to bring an offering. According to the last report Cottage- ville stood ahead of WTalterborO by 114 points, and we will have to speed ’em up to catch the hustling little town of Cottageville when it comes to a Sunday school contest. Watch for. the report from the class in next week’s Issue of The Press and Standard. Where you can meet your friends buying their clothing, shoes, dry goods and millinery at greatly re- duced prices. Everything nothing but BARGAINS, a they all say that we can get more goods for less money and better goods for same money at surprisingly lov prices. J. M. Walker a Visitor Here. Among the visitors to Walterboro. who has not been here for several years, may be mentioned J. Monroe Walker, who was In town Monday with his family. Mr."and Mrs. Wal ker and their four children went up to Lodge last week to visit relative; Mr. Walker is now district agtnt-* for a life and accident insurance company doing a large business in Columbia. -o Will Not Be The cottage prayer meeting, held last Wednesday evening ait the home of N. H. Stokes, was well attended. The meeting was conducted by Re*. (’. B. Smith, and short talks made by Dr. Black and Miss Ida May Fish- burne. On Wednesday evening of this week the prayer meeting will be held at the home of E. E. Jones, and. on July 12 at the home of Dr. Black at o’clock. The public Is cor dially Invited to attend these ser vices. which are being held under the auspices of the Wesley Adult Class. The Charleston Surprise Bargain House Next Door to Express Office. J. FRANK, Manager. 1 a Candidate. N. J. Trowell, of the Great Swamp section, was in Walterboro Monday, and definitely decided not to become a candidate for the office of sheriff. Mr. Trowell is one of the most prominent farmers of the county, and he has many friends •*'»o are anxiou* to hare him make the race for sheriff. 0 : — Rer. B. R. Ulmer is in attendance on the Wesley Bible Class Federa tion at Sumter this week, having been sent a delegate from the Walterboro Adult Class. WE CAN SUPPLY YOl NEE] \ From Our Large Stock of Let the Whole Family Circle Enjoy the BLUBGRASS LAWN SWING X HAMMOCKS, 7 PORC H SH ADES, V.I , Wl v ROCKERS. SCREENS, PORCH SWINGS, REFRIGERATORS, c*. y ' >;; • ir> f ^ 4 .. . j t . r • t h n .i 1 thcr. m rf z t r Wfl-y upw h i. tug a - ' * * v YV * r».t* 4. . ^ or tw > t U 4 1J : .i*% , x. v i*i i »rt •a . 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FREE; BROWN FURNITURE CO. “The Home Makers. , ‘ Ilecruiting for (Vimpany A* Fir*t. In Company A, 1st regiment I Greenville, i is Private J. t). Murray of Walterboro. Priyape Murray had soni(» friends in his home town who wanted to enlist, so he and 2d Lieut.. Sam D. Willis, of Company A. went to Walterboro on a recruiting expe dition. They returned to camp la«t night with five new men for their .company.—New s and Courier. Arhv Broken When Hoi*v Falls. H. LeCsChassereau, of Dis. Creek, was driving a cow Monday of last week, his hof>^ going at full sp^ed. when it fell throwing Mr. Chasser- eau against a logXdislocat’jarg th" elbow on his left aritv and ftactur-. ing the large bone of tbe fo-e arm. Mr. Cbassercau secUM'd InKservices <>f a physician as soon as jbaseiMy cn i while his aim is painf;:! rvi- doing as well ns could l»e»r;xi»ectc -D— — j '!•. Padgett Has Had Manx Hesponse*., timber 1; Padgett who H.-t week l^s'icd a call for volunteer to form _/[i\ re-orve company for th - county, state-- that Im has had many re- SpcTfi'CH* from the town and the cnhnty. H»- says n pieeting of tho-.e Intefi^ded will shortly be held and that at this meeting-dt is hoped a The Class was glad to welcome a- visitors at the session last Sunday afternoon the Jotlowingi, B. L. Jones, from Tabernacle Sunday school, upper Colleton: Mrs. p. K. Willis, of Cottageville, who proba bly came as a spy from her class down there, gnd Miss Carrie Wil liams. CANNING ( LIB MEETING Smoaks. July 5.—The Smoaks Canning club held its first canning demonstration on Friday of la«t Nveek on the graded school grounds. Tomatoes, beans, okra, soup mix tures, peas, peaches and apples were -tanned. All the members were present except two. and there were several parents of the girls and also several interested friends, who spent all or a part of the day and helped in the work. . Each girl took lunch along with her. which was served in a picnic style, and which was enjoyed very much. This was a very good meet ing of the club as well as a very in/ tcresting and in-tructi-ve one for tdiy girls. * ^ The County agent intends toxvfX eveiy club in the near futur^Cand i' hoped that every rh^Xw ill tak j asSodih interest ijv^tdii? canning I d^niohuratton a« the Smoaks elu! hasshowsy Z" ' ' • ■ • *1 I* l « IX 1 <1 || | S*.' » X % X. 4 » T-SfN 'otupany will be formed, , He would J. E. Pinckney a few days a still be pleased to hear from «nv who wifch to join, men, either mar ried or single,between th e ages of IS and 45. o Colleton Bm’ Is Wounded in France -\ A telegram was received, hv \ Y ' o THERE ARE Drug Stores AND Drug Stores ' V - / Y>: , ^ /YY./Y, But You Will Have to go a long ways before you find one more able to fill your wants than ours, nor one better equipped with Drug Store Appliances. UX . Anything for Anybody Glover’s Pharmacy 3 S|w>nt Sunday at (amp MnorCWith Boys. Br. W. B. Ackerman. Frank Cros- hv, Iferman Crosby and George Clark went Sunday to Styx, wijere they spent the day with the Colle ton boys. They wer^^ost hpepit- . aMy fv* iwed hr th^’ officers of the l |v,!n "notified" Companies, apd boys from Col-. Uf leto n were delighted to see them. | csperiallv asy thev were bearer® of , > , , . many good things to eat and to ' th ! °, Ut hav,n * n,arf “*^ ^ anrt 1 i a Scotch Ydy and was living Ik Glas.- Ottawa, Canada, that her brol II. Athan Allanis, was wounded in bayonet charge on the 23rd of June in a battle at Ypres. France. Mr. Adams is a member of a Canada company. havTrig enlisted more than a yeat agn ' Tie has been in the trenched in France since May 13, 1915V The telegram.stated that the wound was in the leg. and Mrs. Pinckney hopes that it was not ser ious. She feels that if it had been n serious injury sh» would fare He is in a hospilal at Leeds. France. Mr> Adam* was in Scotland when The Singer Sewing Machines X wear from the folks'^ , n mc report that the They’ eporf that the Collet>yn contingent Y Y*'" . happy , M YZj an 'K f '» a hat thyy aro v ilh i J?">' »'l he fo-n ...,«■ , th in ramp They, along w ith others, ! since. when the war broke out. He corn- service * arc anxious to go to the front. Y / V Y Y / MONEY TO LOAN I will consider applications for loans of from $100 to $200 on Mortgage of Real Estate y • D. B. PEURIFOY Attomey-at-Law. Waltrrlx.ro Win- IbMh (iames. X X;/' Walt.rboro and Hendersonville Played a good game of baseball Fri- drv afternoon, the store being 5 t^ 4 in favor of Walterboro T!ie g;rm« played Tuesday afternoon witlvEstill resulted in a score of T to fM n favor of \\ alterboro. Estill got three runs in^ the firwt half of th© sixth inning, hut on account of fain preventing the second half being played the of ficial score wag .7 to 0. Both these games were good, and well attended Y ■ , COMM UNITY CLUB MEETING X The Bethlehem Community Club will meet Friday night. Julv 7, at HaU’s school house to render, the follow in(f*pt ogrant: Recitation. Miss Catherine Smoak. Address, W. P. Garris. Address, 1. D. Weeks.' IVbate. E W. Garris and J. E. Dodd- Recitation. Mis* Dell Hiott. Articles on Soil Robbing and Soil Building. . by Moody and Heber Hint l The publirjs cordially invited to wop tlie highest honors at Panama- Pacific International Exposition— two grand prizes—seven gold medals. They arc sold at lowest prices for Y Near and tar 7 sight in oi /‘ r V 'I»*vck Into New Barber Shop. X of glasses Y Y terms on at Jerf'd. M. They are sold on easy time without interest. Call on ps oi let us call on you. are a revelation to peoj 1 -' v 1,0 HIOTT. Sec Xttending State. Slimmer KchmSl. * * * * ******** ♦ HIKTHs * * ******** * * ****** Born, to Mr. and Mrs. C. M •f. Thnrsday. Vune 29. a son Har- I H NH AT BE HE A ON THE INI II; Complete and handsome ahops in • I this section of the State Mr. Smith Smoaks. Route 2. July 4.—The’? h »s purchased new and up-t’o date w ill b e a Sunday school picnic al ! ^Ibtprapnt for hi* shop^'and it h well Berea on the 18th Inst. The public 11 R. Smith has completed mov ing into his new barber shop locat- ! Among thns^ attending the stat* ed at the same stand as his former Summer school this vear at Bex k shop in the new Shaffer block on I HU, are Miss ( Ivtie Main street. This is one of the most Singer Sewing Machine Company have worn only th*’ ioned bifocals. With Ki ; ' 1 TOKS vou can read tl •' is Invited to be present. A good time win be bad by alt who vttetd ftirnished. For the present he will operate only two chairs. H» i» as sisted by C. M Vaird, a barber of i*. ' experience. 'St ok * s Saunders of and Miss Ruth Rishfr, of Smoaks. These young ladies are successful teachers, and are stidy- Jng to make themselves more approv ed^ Railroad Awtum Walterboro. S C Phone MX; Ask for M. Paniott print or picE - out ' <>f ' lie. Whenever Yoa Need a Qeneral Tonic ^ Take Qrove’s Staadard Grove*. Tasteless jects as clear!) ns wlu ' c ' u were a boy. KRYPTGKS 11»! '•//; Vrip-tcxltat xanaot. b> guished from single '• , ' n lenses foTthere are no p lines, seams or snoulde: - .** *qa*ll7 valuable as a W. H Yarn, president of the Bank of Smoaks. was in town this morning. it’^n,"tb: to ? lc properties of QUININE m < ? N; It »* ct * 00 the U ver. Drives bSm 1 * *"?• J? nnfb es the Blood and Bwlda «p the Whole System. 50cent^ Finn Jewelry Store INCORPORATED