Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r I X 1 >1 I Wednesday, Augifet 9, 1916. TI^E PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE FIVE PADGETT Will REPRESENT THE ENTIRE PEOPLE He' is a Native and Resident of a Country County But He Knows The Needs of The City as Weil A Vote For PADGETT Is a Vote BETTER DISTRICT "'T '»* jjp PADGETT Knows What CoUe- ton Wants and Will V' ' * • • \ Get It 17c. a Day Boys The Ofiver Typewriter Thiw small rhanRe “slips through your Angers," will amount up month, ly and easily meet the payments on a brand new Oliver Typewriter—the regular $100 machine—No. 9. Seventeen Cents a Day makes this wonderful writing ma chine yours by a small Hist payment, (’all on our ag,-nt in your city, Finn Jewelry Store, to see the machim- and all. particulars. ^ y ' ■ . Oliver Typewrit erCo. w ' The Singer Sewing Machines * WALTERBORO * * BRIEFLETS Kapi. F. 8. I a mg Here for Few laiys. Supt. F. 8. Long, of the Waiter- boro schools, came to Walterboro yesterday for a day or two, in order to make arrangements for fitting up two more rooms at the high school building. Mr. Long has beewspend ing his vacation at Trenton and at Port Kotal. School will open Sept. llth ( and Mr. Long expects to be here about ten days before the schoof opens. S|ient Sunday At tamp Moore. Postmaster P. M. Murray. Peter yonLehe, Willie Fripp, Willie A. Davis ahd Joe Glover went Sunday to ('amp Moore, at Styx, to see the boys from this county. Their reports were that th P (’olieton boys were anxious to leave for the border, and that they were quite busy packing tents and making arrangements for their departure. Civic league to Meet M«mday. The Civic Lehgue will meet at the club room Monday afternoon at nix o’clock. All members are urged to be present. The subject for discus sion will be the play grounds for the Children* Flrsf Open Ikdl To H. J. Hiott. The first open boll of cotton to he sent to this office was brought in Monday from the field of H. J. Hiott, Hound. Mr. Hiott has some very fine cotton, and this hr,II was open a day or two before it was ><nt in. \udit<h (■ rows Some Tomatoes. In addition to being the bpst au ditor in the State, we believe K. M. Jones holds th«« flfst place in his ability to grow tomatoes and pep per. We know whereof we speak for w> had a dozen <if the finest to- matoes and peppers we have ever seen Tuesday Trom Mr. Jones garden. o- ■». tr. PAIHiKTT. 4-A VWfCCTK KHt COMHtFSS Padgett Believes in Clean Politics. In Opening His Campaign at Walterboro Monday He Said: “f | HAVE TO BOY MY SEAT IN CONGRESS, IDONT WANT IT.” ATTENTION OUR FRIENDS OF COLLETON COUNTY! OUR MR. J. FRANK whom you all know to bo a splendid buyer, has returned from the Northers markets, and we are proud to say that he has bought in Boston 150 cases of shoes for Men. Ladies and Children, which are coming in daily and will continue to come in. In New York he bought 1500 stilts for Men, Ladies and Boys. This lot also coming in daily. In Philadelphia and Baltimore, he bought our Dry Goods and we are proud to say that we will be able to give you some bargains, and maybe better than ever be fore. We realize that never before in the history would our customers appreciate bargains more than at this time. The Charleston Surprise Bargain House J Next Door to Express Office. J. FRANK, Ma:.:ger. =—■ v :.v =5 Do You Know o. • / . ■ * x ’ ■ ’ that 75 per cent of all constant headaches are caused from EYE STRAIN? If you are suffering with headaches stop in, have your eves examined and fitted with a pair of glasses at anv suitable price: / In Alumnico frames from $1 00 up In 5 year Gold Filled frames from $2 50 up In 10 year Odd Killed frames from $3 50 up In Solid Gold frame-? from $G.50 up. WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK FINN JEWELRY STORE INCORPORA TED woq th« highest hoBtirt at Pabama? Tfi« : ' Thl» rri:tli<inal Kxtm-Ml job l ao griiinl priz, - -c'' n gold np’daln. Thoy arc -oM at lowest prices for ca8h - . .. U They aw? sold on easy tcima 'll time without interest. • all on us or let us call on you. Singer Sewing Machine Company Kallroad Avenue. Walterboro, 8 0. Phone 91X. Ask fbr M. Paniottie^ The Strong Withstand the Haat of Summer Better Than the Weak Old people who are feeble, and yoqpger people who are weak, will be strengthened and enabled to go through the depress ing best of summer by tsking regularly Grore’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. It purified and enriches the blood and builds up the whole system. 50c It. r. I.. Hier* ItiiiMiiiU Itcshlenrc. I> I., Huts, who iciVptly pur chased a numbi r of Imilding'Sots in ttic northern part of tiwvn, lias v l»c- cun the erection of a re idence for hiniself This will he on,* of the h.-yuPom, ■ t hoin<st in to^-n when Comtih t< d |t will !»,. two -torles and will he rfrrnnEed for ennifort —rrt-rrrrrcr• r-ni■ n h-ari—tr^th thn rnnrt- "Tp. conXenh neev \|r. Hier« hiaice tn'Jvnve Ik’s comt'ht d in ;» tf'y WOeV^, yS IXIiil*ile«t I'len, Cate j,, Waite, liot iY', .1 SnVder. of lUnfTton. was the latter p,*it lyf the week ex hibiting a field and.fai in gate which has nianv advantages over the or- dinar> farm gate. It Is clos* 1 ,! and opened /tom the eonveyunee, and is said to l,o absolutely proof against licing ojt^ned by anv animal. Mr Snyder desire^ to •xhthl.t this gate at^jHie SonLhe, n (’at elina F'air rioriib, Folks on Visit to Relative*. Mr and Mrs. P. M. Padgett and children. Mi. and Mijj. Lucas Black and children, came 'to Walterboro Saturday for a visit to relatives and friends. They made the trip in thetj* cars, and came through without a mishap of any kind, leaving Jack sonville Thursday afternoon These voung mejt have made good in the Land oP Flowers, and hawe many I friends hh^e to wish them well. Sobel & Bogoslow WHERE THE DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY Walterboro, S. C. THE OLD RELIABLE BLACKSMITH SHOP The business formerly conducted by E. P. Knight here is being continued. D. E. Knight, an ex?>erierced worker, has become associated with us, and ha- active charge of all work in the shop. He is an expert black smith, wheelwTight and cabinet maker. HORSESHOEING DONE BY EXPERTS MRS. E. P. KNIGHT & CO. THE BAILEY-LEBBY COMPANY Machinery, Mill and HumbingiSupplies Automobile!Supplies ard Accessories. C. & J. VEEDOL Tires and Tubes ^Oils and Greases Charleston, South Carolina * ft CLOTHING - ft SHIRTS ft NfCKWEAR ft SMATIRS .. ft GLOVES ft UNDERWEAR ft HOSIERY ft SHOES RETURNED Uur Mr. Sob* I has just returned from thf. northern markets wher*' he visited New York. Boston. Bal- tIt)/ore, pun basing a line of up- to-dattX Men's nothing, Shoes, Hats and Fin ribbings; l.adi*- ' <'loaks. SiiHs nn<l a big liti,. of Skills. Wf* are also picpar* I with a tine Xjinc of riiildit n’s t'lothes. (mu Hi \ Gnoiis l)e|,art m* nt i- over hllcd, wRU the liit..>t designs f»,r the seaktm of various kinds of Hrcss Good.X ai far li< - low market prices. A cordial invitation is ph/end- »*d to the public to come and see our line now and compare price*. All Sum met goods must begold now at So cents on the dollar. ft DRESStGOODS ft DOMESTICS ft CURTAINS ft LACES ft EMBROIDERIES Sobel & Bogoslow WHERE THE DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY Walterboro, S. C..