Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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■ v. • PAGE TWO THE PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday, September 13, 1916 Bring Your Keys Wednesday, September 20th.. Only a Few Keys Left. Come In, Pay Your Account and Buy What You Want and Get Keys. ' 0 ONLY ONE WEEK MORE 0 * , Remember The Day and be Here at Nine Wednesday. A. Wichman & Son Walterboro, South Carolina New Prices August 1, 1916 The following prices for Ford cars will be effective on and after August 1st, 1916. Chassis - Runabout Touring Car Coupelet Town Car Sedan - $325.00 345.00 360.00 505.00 595.00 645.00 F. O. B. DETROIT |.rtec* are positively guaranteed ngainM any reduction before Aug. l»t, 1017, but there 1m no guarantee again«t an adtancc in price a* any time. izer Walterboro, S. C. Southern Carolina Association S. L. REID, Secretary. — Every man, woman and child re siding in the counties of Beaufort, Colleton. Hampton * and Jasper, should take out one or more mem berships In the Southern Carolina Association. This association was organize^* by men who are looking Into the future, they are not look ing out /or their interests any more than they are look out' for yours. They securest things ahead for the upbuilding and the development •f this section and they are calling on YOU to rally to their support. There are three principal things the Southern Carolina Association needs, vis: Numerical Strength. Suf ficiency of Revenue md last but not last. Personal Service. Is. |t worth while, and how? If is: In Friend- shin Gained: In Widened Horizon of Vision: In Sympathies Broaden ed: In Patriotism Awakened. The work of the association i« herfnninr and the officers and the secretary must have the assis tance of al* the members and the of the four counties, if this organisation «s to succeed, and i f •"ns; succeed—its going to succeed with the helo and coonraflon of ev er' - man. ''vornan '*nd child. i*cint' , lat , n~ like 1-\vels j n the South Carolina sunshine, the four counties composing this association *- ave every geographical reason for prerreoaine. their climate is unex- * died, their natural resources un limited and opportunities so great that mortal man cannot conceive. The Southern Uarotina Associa tion organized in order thal thes.i resources may he developed and is calling on von for vour as- -tance in bringinc this land into i*« own and making it the greatest land the snn ever shone upon or was ever lashed by an ocean wave. I^*t everyone/ do his share by sending in Mulannlicatinn for mem h<r>hip tod:iv. The dues are on' - . - r.o ono-half payable now and th* other in. ltd days. Don't stop with one membership, take two. ten or as many as you feel/tftde. Don’t wait for vour neighbor or your business rival to send in his—send yours anl beat him to it —*— CUT THIS OUT AND POST WHERE YOU TVlI.I. SEE EVERY DAY. \SNOf I.XTIOVS RKAIHNti U<MMl In the offices of the Southern E.irolina Association there has been :.>t aaidc a room for the benefit of the public at large. This toom will be furnieBed with chairs antf many magazines and papers. an<l the pub lic is Invited to visit us and make ydse of this room. On account of lack of funds it wiB by impossible to furnish the room <ts well as we would like and we are (ailing on the p opl, of Walterboro to < onto to our assijdar.ee Sp!»N some one has ft chair or some furniture that they fia\e no immediate use for. and could help a worthy cause by giving or lending them to the association. The li-v of books and magazines will be small at first, and we ask tfiat a few people give us a year's subscription to some high class mag azine or to let us* have the use of their current copy when they have finished. This room is not for any indi vidual. but for YOU. It is . for the people of this city and the travel ling men and the visitors. This <s one of the very few cities in the en tire country that has not a room of this kiad. whers a person can pass several honrs pleasantly and eom- fortably. It is indeed a dire neces- sKy for the advancement of a city for a kind deed to a stranger may mean a new citizen and a hew citi zen means dollars." s Any book« or magazines that you will lend will be taken care of. as none will be allowed out of the reading room, and will be under the personal supervision of the secre tary. If you hav" any jf»jblic spirit you will respond and not wait for your neighbor to do «o. Are you going to keep on letting people go awav savin* "hat a RUM town this is without a reading room or a library It to up to YOU What are YOU going to do? Bring or send your contribution to the association of fice. over The Press azi'd Standard on Main street. / we have money and we are calling on you for your dues, if they Jiave not already been paid, which are $2.50 for each mmebership that you have taken. We need this money as soon as possible and will appre ciate your check. You may pay one-half this amount if you prefer, balance later, but if you can pay the entire amount it will be appre ciated. Thanking you in advance for an early remittance, I- remain, Yours for Southern Carolina, E. T. H. SHAFFER, Treas. OFFICE ARRANGEMENT The Board of Directors decide! that for the first year the offices of the association would be at 'Walter boro, therefore the secretary has opened his office at that place. Miss Luella C. Lawton, of Estill. has bees selected as stenographe.- -and has commenced her work. One room of the offices has been set aside for the benefit of the public at large, especially, for the tra'eling men and those waiting on trains This room will be furnished and reading room maintained, furnish ing an excellent place for recrea tion. When you are in Walterboro let them be your. headnuarters, for they are the property of the mem hers of the association. M E A i L For Sale HIGH GRADE MEAL CONTAIN:! POTASH. DO YOU WANT IT? & M£KD WANTED H l) L L \ S THE BEST CHEAPEST /ifcED. Walterboro Oil Mill ••**»•***«»** • • * * CARDS. »«*•***'* H" * NATIONAL PAY-UP WEEK The association, intends to pro mote a National Pay-Up Week un der the auspices of the Merchant Trade Journal, between the dates of Oct. 2 and 7 inclusive. Further Information about this is printed elsewhere in this paper. Look for it and become interested nation-wide movement. in tilts The work of arranging the prem ium lists for the Southern Carolina Fair is progressing and will he is sued shortly. Any one desiring in formation will he gladly furnished same upon application to W W. Smoak. secretary of fair, or S. L. Reid, secretary of the association. . N The secretary of this association is in the emplov of, every member and would he glad to bear Com anv ore who has a suggestion or tri of fer. either in regard to the work to be done or about the fair. R. M. JEFFERIES Attorney and Counsellor at Caw WALTERBORO, S. C. Practice in all Coarts except K.ju.t* Loans Negotiated on Imprni-d Farming Lands. Dr. A. J. Anderson- Dental Surgeon Office Hour*: 9 a. m. to 2 p. m.. 3p. m. to 6 p. m. Phone lo -A. Walterboro. S. C. HEBER R. PADGETT Attorney at Law Prompt Attention To All Hu-in.—, Walterboro. S. C. Don’t forg t the dates of the Fair. ' 'ember 7th to U'th inclusive, the 1 nth being negro day. Get readv to come. Don’t say that it is a long wavs off. for it is not. Make vour nlans and h*- on hand prepar'd to have a royal good time. Make, up your mind abotyr that membership’ TODAY and send in vour application alon* with one a? vour friends. If you know of anv one who does not reside here write them and ask them to join. If you have not time send us the name in bfder tha* we may write for you. If you are already a member send in your du4k in order that we may proceed with the work. and t.FT \t yl AINTFD LETTER i The fnlh'jv'fhg left* out tv the NOTH E- AIl p. i.-.-n. indebted to the estate , • i '• i p He!■den, dt < < as. d. ai • ... . ■. : paymenC toT the utvl is cr.ed. and nil pet-ons, hating .hum-' ne t ust the estate are i i*•*;i; red* to n-nd‘ r an ...count >off their d. m: nds. duly att* -fed toAh-’ undersigned, ot bis attorneys, Mc.-srg. ! Fishbrrne a Kishbumt < HARLEY H HERNDON. K\. outoi of thv EiOute b( Dr .1 P Herndon. Doc'-nsed Walterboro. S C.. Aug. 28. l»K> g-so-nt. . * Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System Tbv Old Standard gco*Ttt atreogtbetuee tcnic. GBOVB-a TASTELBSS chill TOXIC. Ml llA^rU.rsrtchrsibe ttoodsoct huildcupibc tom. A true tonic. Por sdult* tod chiVi^tfe XX. Kirkland Plumbing and Electric Co. Full line of Electric and Plumbing Supplic- always m Stock. Orders Promptly Filled • Est.mates on plumbing and electrical jobs freely given. All work guaranteed to be first cla-s and according to Insurance Specifications' i , to . J . • /" No j. b too small and none too large for us to do. j eorre. t-d ,.nd 1 . * ? e the (,.• Mr. Janie* Henry f. c«. Jr., "or Ritter? spent s-nemi days with W. U. Eve. Jr.. at his plantation. fka OaMaa that Dan Mat ftftact Tba Haas Bce«u»f ot it* tort* a»d tasat-re e4*«t L.XXA- TIVK BBOMOOCUnNEia brurr than ordinary Pleasant Farm the • irhr p*:t ef t’ e »*<i dova a-a <a.-g nor « r a*!B* tn bead Rca-rmt-r tt-r raU sane ard "vek.—Lieaafort Gazette ks>a t-r ia« ci t- >. oaovt iic is being sent 1 treasure^ to all mem- ! hers. U‘ • .: i d r t O'.ctiv, vour*. it w-jo/uT ibtfrftor.'-d and wo pufclis.ij ] ** y '(•-ttPT TWtr ■‘tnforr'TtttoTt. T’-.o j X :rf ,-v a. . ; f t .dl .. ho' Sid ; | not • • • • - • e . t.) n. f ■ him at' I'' t! hi< iitfi nnv I so that you "ill .ro-’ u-.M ir."'rmafticn of 'he ro.-oeiaU’Ui, The jeft.-r folh.w-: \V Jtej hoto, S C ?. pt. i. ] . 1 tf j Dear Sir: The J<outhern o.uoSm; \s*p< I'--! . r , ■ . A on. oi a a y.-. j a:e a i - • "ibe!'. t now beginning the 'mportanf wsti for vhi.h pur;i<H-i ji w** ^. comje'ont secretary^ has heen nlttye.i and h *-> work w r’ he4d'iuar*er« at WaR. : .ro He i in the employ of ev. ? r member of the association and will be c!* ! to hex’- from vo.j jp ra-ee'd »t> anv ma*- te- that is for the goo^' af the s>«- asciation end the upbiRldirg of this section In order that this wo-k may go forward at once it i« necec*arv that Chamberlnln’s Colic, Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy. This is a medicine that every fam ily should be provided with. Colic and diarrhoea often come on sud denly and it is of the greatest im portance that they he treated promptly. Consider the suffering that must be endured until a physi cian arrives or medicine can be ob tained. Chamberlain’s Colic/ Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy has a reputation second to nope for the quick relief which it affords. Ob tainable everywhere. SOME POTATO. THIS A/' 1 N. J. Trqwell has our thanks for a very fine Torto Rico vam which he dug from his field. This potato weighed ju«t three pounds and is beautifully shaped and firm, Keeping Yourself Well DRIVING OUT CATARRH If people knew how the presenca of catarrh is a constant menace, they would have none of It. It Infests some part of the delicately adjusted body and malus It useless, thus throwirp.on the Ether organs more than thtlr share of work. It affords a carefully prepare.rt.ed* bed for th * k- rms of colds, grip, tul/rcuh >13 and pneumonia. It so dlsarranr-s Natur- s delicate plans ns to mcko possible asthma, hvy f<ver and other respiratory dis orders. It spreads until it beghmes systemic, thus r.\ hvlr.o many or- pans and debilitating the entire aysiem with acnous r-.rui?*. Catarrh :s ea. ly p gb to 1, and It rar ly f - 3 v ■ A of Itself. It needs proper roodkinal r.'rreitlo> For aim< #t h >d[ a t* r.’ iry rr. j* y thousar. s > ,rc found help tit r ■- run a, a x arable t nie with spec; 1 (fhiacy sn catarrhal gCmditlcrs. Tr.v ala", is to (lean out waste mat ter *'• d-.-rel thv <audrrhal inffa:;;- I marion.i r.d tone up the wh d '• - S ten.. Its us. rs w illlnplv t-: - ' • that R h..s dene all thi; '. nd « a f more for i^tarrhad cufferers. V. >M •eA of on H. W. BlackN Timothy Har<hn Drs. Black & Hardin Dentists. Ufflce next door to \V v • oro 1 * - Compau •. Office Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 2:2 ; m.; 3:00 p. m. to 6:00 p. m. Ph6ne 67-J. STOP, LOOK AND READ Till* If a man lofes a girl, that his t i neas-. If a girl loves a man that’s her b - neas ; If they get married that's th**: business. ’’ So, If you want your automobi!- <• at covereda and clothes cleaned, s-e The New York Pressing Club; f r that’s their business. New York Pressing 7 Club / Special Deal In Auto Tires Plain tread, 30x3 12 JILTS Plain tread, 30x3 ? -S Chain tread. 30x3 1-2 12 " R tread 1" 25 inner tubes, 30x3. gray .... - - Inner tubes, 30x3 1-2. gray.. LT' 1 Inner tubes, 30x3 1-2, red... •' A Also have just received a full ITh*' of Ford parts. A. Y. BAGGETT MONUMENTS! I have secured the r.cy f. celebrated Cherokve and am pn^par. 1 to Turr on all stone and Shdll be pleas, i fig’i: u. re ivr (ytarrn.i^ tufferers. V. j it has d*r.« is the test phoyf what it will do. You may rely Feruna. y it tAbt*t f..rm it I* pfaasant to ^tAk-* and uasy to adjamtster. M a n a 1 I n Tablet* are the ideal laxative and liver toni-. They have no unpleas ant effects and do not form a hab it. 10c. :5c. n*P*r«.C* tCsIwwba*. a anvYhing la ’ •- • \. No order Too small an! f- largo- for this cotipary v* ‘ C. C. HIOTT Round, S. C. — Whenever Yoa Need a General Toni; Take Grove’s The Old Standard Grove’s Tistc’--* chtil Tonic is etjuaRy valuable as * General Tonic because it conta:”^ xvllknowu tonic properties of *- N- md IRON. It acts on the Liver. Dr:- ■ out Malaria, Enricbe* the Bio -* “ /‘ Build* up the While SV?tcui. ce: