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/ * * PAGE EIGHT THE PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday, September 6, iDiy. WE ARE READY FOR THE OPENING OF SEPTEMBER SCHOOLS OUR SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES ARE NOW HERE. * . 'X * THANK YOU. X: • KLEIN’S DRUG STORE Every Thing The Best . Phone 31 C ARD FIJOM IIKHKH R. PAIMiKTT To my Friends Throughout Colleton * County: 1 deeply appreciate the votes of all my friends who were bo ronsfderate as to cast them for me, and I as sure those who voted against me that I have no feeling in the mattyr whatsoever. It is just simply a question of going into a fight and doin* all you can in an honorable Y (at way (and losing. I fought the losing fight, and. as stated above, a*i very graieful to my friends who voted for me and have no enmity against those who derided to vote for mv opponent. * My w ork in .this campaign and the work 'of my friends was done upon a high plane and 1 hope to see the day in Colleton county when the re sult of an election will be. indeed, the full expression of the whole people and 1 shall, in the future as in the pastN work to bring about such conditions. IIEBKR It. PADGETT A CARD FROM DR. BLACK CARD FROM B. R. l l.MFR I desire to thank most c ordially ev^ ery man in Colleton county for the votes they cast for me in the first pri mary. I am in the race for the sec ond primary, andtshall appreciate ev‘ er>- vote any voter will cast for mo. You men heard my speeches on the stump, and you aaw what the people thought of them and me. by the very flattering vote I received. I am run ning this second race along the same lines I did the first. I am not tied to any man or set of men. nor have I entered into apy combination with any piatr'or set of men, nor have I made any promises to any man or set of men, tb«* reports of the cam paign liar to the contrary notwith standing. I ask my friends to listen to no tales about what Ulmer has remised, or that Ulmer is support ing this man or that man in his race I am running a clean and open race, and shall continue to so run. I again thank you for your sup port.' and a continuance of it. Respectfully, • „ B. R. ULMER. Walterboro: It is impossible for me to see per sonally all of my friends in the county. I do not believe that a house to house canvass would be profitable, because every voter in the county knows me and knows what I stand for. I want to he Superin tendent of Education because I de- ire to spend the balance of my life working for our children. All of my thought is for the upbuilding of Col leton county educationally and mor ally. I want to see a generation of young men and women with trained heads and consecrated hearts, I be lieve the school to be one of th** chief pgenrifcs for upbuilding char acters. 1 have had great experience in school - matters and my w hole ’eait is in the work. I am not mak ing this office a stepping stone t i anything else. There is no other work 1 ever expect to do besides this. The people will have my whole mind, heart and aou| centered in, ( school work. I feel sure that Colleton county believes in my sincerity and that 1 will be elected on next Tues day. jji I promise to perform every dutv vof tl»e offlc,. to the satisfaction of everybody and to fulfill all of mv promises made on the stump. 1, joromise that no man shall he asliam- fynl or regretful that he voted for me. Very truly yours. H. W. BLACK. Sr. PAY-I’P WEEK OCT. 2-7. Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System The 014 Standard general atreugthenlng tootc. GROVIt S TASTELESS chiU TONIC, dove* out M Jla. ia.earichea the Mood.and builda up the aya- lem. A true tootc. For adults and ch::i.io. 90c. x S;n\s that all his subscribers read the advertisements in FhKPress and Standard. If he is rijfht we will not be able toXill orders for this SOLID WHITE OAK ARM UQ( KER. t r ;ti: Wore are going to sell a few of them at a v. Special price of $1*95 Just to see how many people do read his ad vertisements: COME EARLY IF YOU WANT ONE A fow more of those Beau tiful 32 Piece Dinner Sets with each cash purchase of $25.00 or over. BROWN FURNITURE CO. “The Home Makers.” 11 Any W. Jones. Hairy W'. Joncn, a brother of Mra. K. J. Witseil and widower of the late Mi« Annette Jones, died at his hopie at G*., Saturday and was hrowfcDt to Walterbnro Sunday for interment at Live Oak cemetery. The funeral services were held at the home of Mrs. C. F. Strobel Sunday at 12:3d o'clock, be ing conducted by Rev. S. R. Hope. In the absence of the rector of the Episcopal church, of which the de ceased was a member. Mr. Jones is survived by his daughter. Miss Klitalieth Jones, who has been mak ing her home with her grandmoth er, Mrs. Strobel M. PAIMiKTT TRANKS VOTERS j ml Ms toek amt TIVK MONO QUININE la QwiwlM a»4 dues aot cause **nro«a»«aa aoi riuctag la head Rcaaember the full aam* aad took lur the atgaalar* ottf*. 'V. GROVE. Me Editor The Press and Standard: I desire to tiiank the voters of Col leton county for the handsome vote received in the first primary election, and while it was not enough to give me the office or to put me in the second race. I appreciate it none the less, l have some friends who did what they could for me. and to them 1 am especially grateful. To those who voted against me I hare no 111 feeling and wish them as well as 1 do those wfio voted for me. Had I been elected I should have tried io give the county an administration which would have been a credit he county. '* Respectfully, J. M. PADGETT Jack son boro. to Between the dates of October 2nd and 7th, the Southern Carolina Asso ciation will promote a National Pay- Up week which is held yearly by the merchants and bankers of the United States. The Pay-Up Week idea was started by the National Association of the Merchants Trade Journal, and last year was a wonderful success. Ev ery business ma n feels the constant pressure of credit business. Credit, which is the great necessary conien- fencf. of all business, becomes panic* ulaily abused in the retail field. The idea of this week is to assist the mer chants to collect some of their old long standing bills; this well enable these men "ho have extended credit to receiv their just money in order that they may meet some of their hills. Th*. date was chosen for the fall in order that the merchants can prepare for the new year and have money in which to pay for their new- stock. Full information about this week "ill be published i n the next issue of this paper and we hope that you will look for it and become, interested i n this nhijon wide movement. Heyward Rryan. Ruffin, Sept. 2—Master Hevw^-d Rryan, son of MrXand Mrs. Berry Rryan. of Bethel section died Tues day morning of a malignant type of malarial fever, and was buried at Bethel Thursday afternoon, a large number of relatives and friends be ing present. Hill or Ulmer? \ Blease or Manning? \ / 9 But there is no question at all about our ability to save you money on Groceries and Farm Supplies. Seed Oats. Onion Sets. Rye Seed. Turnip Seed. Fall Gar den Seed. * A UNDINE FLOUR. (The Best) this week X $7.25 GOOD COFFEE, per pound, this week 12 1-2 Cents. GRANULATED SUGAR, thi* week. 12 pounds for $1.00 s ' / BEST GRITS, this week, per sack $2.40 BROWN MI LE TOBACCO, this week. Caddy $3.33 - COTTON SHEETS, this week, each 50 Cents and countless other “MONEY SAVERS” in our Grocery Department. TERRY k SHAFFER (COLLETON’S BIG NEW DEPARTMENT STORE. ) CLOSING OUT SALE • _ , Is Now Going On ~7^ ■ V. MEET ME AT FRANK’S MEET ME r As you can always get more goods for less money and better goods for same money, and more especially now, ' r on account of our Fall Goods ^oming in, and we will be forced to sell our entire Summer Stock at a sacrifice price. Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s low quarters 25 per cent off. X Men's Palm Beach Suits at 50 cents on the dollar. Boys’ Knee Pants from 25 cents up. Yard goods, Laces, etc., at our usual low prices. MILLINERY AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE Please remember that anything we advertise is true and we can prove it. a / The Charleston Surprise Bargain House NEXT DOOR TO EXPR ESS OFFICE J. FRANK, MANAGER V Glover’s Pharmacy The Home of Pure Drugs. GLOVER’S PHARMACY-- The Obliging Drug Store. GLOVER’S PHARMACY— The Appreciative Drug Store GLOVER’S PHARMACY— * The Up-to-the-Minute Drug Store. GLOVER’S PHARMACY— Where You Are Always Welcorrfe. GLOVER’S PHARMACY— Where Sendee is Unexcelled. Glover’s Pharmacy THE HOME OF REFRESHING DRINKS ^ x HENRY C. GLOVER, Manager. * Walterboro, S. C. W. N. JONES THANKS VOTERS I desire to express my sincere thanks to the voters of Broxton township for the very handsome vote they gave me on last Tuesday when I was re-elected magistrate. It makes one feel that their work has not been in vain when such endorse- ment is given by those who know one ** well as these folk do me. W. N. JONES. WltM, I is Uniting his "if* al Cheraw this week. INFORMATION AVAILABLE The cotton region bulletin ati 1 the dally weather report issued by the weather bureau at CharTwston are posted each day on Th * Press and Standard building. This Is don” by the Southern Carolina Association and is for the benefit of the publi' at large. S. S. Lojer Is enjoritfg a visit ih Savannah. _