Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i • . # . 0. PAGE EIGHT THE PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday, September 13, 1915 == '* ■ : V k . 1 ■ ' k' t li A WE ARE READY * » «. THE OPENING 4 . r . - ' -V SEPTEMBER SCHOOLS OUR SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES ARE NOW HERE. THANK YOU. s DRUG STORE \ ' vs / Every Thing The Best Phone 31 X. Large Crow ds .. Hear Returns The Press and Standard and R. M. Jefteri^s desire to thank thos? who in* any way. contributed to ih*» suecssful handling of the election returns Tuesday ni?ht. These re turns weha received over telephone at R. M. *efferi«a' office and dis play ed on the bulletin.boards which wer^ electritally lighted. Mr. Hoite. electrician, having run . severtl w ires \\Ctf this purpose. In aduMior. to this the tel^graphic tervices the Weittern I'nion of fered, their bulletin service durir.u | the evening. The first, poll which \vp<» h*»ard fror.i at exactly 4 »<** lock was Ruf fin. V This was Immediately follow ed b} Bells and from then o n the returns raine rapidly? At o'clock every poll had been heard from ex-k cept Ashton an«l PetHs. Ashton came in shortly by telephone and Pe'Us by special messenger at 11 o’clock. This giving the complete county returns. As the returnii cam" in those in waiting showed their approval by applause and Rood natured jeering. X / — S / tKi t n V ' i/r ur \ \ ■ \ \ If ! If ■ 1 i |U X TABLES y \ We have just the Table to fill that corner or vacant centre. - -v \ \ 1 4 ✓ ' All Sizes, All Kinds, All Prices and a Large Stock to select from. i TABLES In Early Eng lish, Golden Oak, Fumed Oak and Mahogany Dining Tables Square anil Round, in all sizes and finishes. . ‘ X \ ^ A beautiful 32 • piece Dinner Set with each cash purchase of $25.00 or over. m 4 I; i i iii ~ I A VALUABLE. PRESENT for each one ot our customers who make payment on .their account during September. BROWN FURNTTURE CO. “The Home Makers.” - Roys if you want to bo dressed with n rood suit, shoes, please come to Shoob’s. Shoob has it. Magistrate Bryan Captures Tigress Magistrate J. E. Bryan commit ted Mice Snipes, a negro woman to jail Saturday afternoon op a charge of selling and transporting liquor. From the ovidejn’ce * 'Afavistra.te ’i yon was able tcf?j| **re wo- man had purchased «*%MoiUoh corn ‘•liikr-r" at Ritter. whlcnCG|nia look to the Walterboro Lfipl^er*, ‘Coro- papyV plant on. pay day ” Sa^jrdav 5ftft.i1ing it at 3a certs per half pint. Magistrate Bryan states that be ex acts to use whatever influence he can to break up elicit dealing In In toxicating liquors in this country According to the; new rules nounces he will have enforced ture, all liquors whlcdv are deposit ed by the consignee. aft«£ being re- relved from the express' office, at any place except at their residence will be confiscated. '■ •> —Boys’ school suits, all wool Serge. $3.73. Where boys* At Shoob’s. NBORSED AT HOME. •\ f ««• this Should Convince Walterhom Citizen. ^ ♦ The publk citizen produced. er can v endorsement of a local proof that can be none strong- a man comes forward and testifies to his fellow- citizens. addresses hh friends and neighbors, you may bXiwte he is thoroughly convinced or \he w ould not do so! Telling one’s experience when It Is for the public good, is an act of kindness that should he ap preciated. The following statement given by a resident of Walterboro adds one more to the many cases- of Home Endorsement which are being published about Doan’s Kidney Pills. Read it: J. R. I^urenre. lumber dealer. Walterboro. Says: “I keep Doan’s Kidney Pills on hand all the time and I find them a mighty good medi cine to have in the house. I have used them myself for weak kidneys and pain in my back and have always found them very• satisfactory. Price 50c. at all dealers. Don’t simply ai»k for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. l^iurence had t > Foster-Milburn Co., Props.. Buffalo. N. Y. y Planning For Community^P&ir ' County Home / Kemon«tration Agent. Miss Cora JXC° n,1< > r . and F ®W Risher. jyfrn demonstration agent, spent ^Tuesday in the Tabor communityXnteresting the people in the cojpmunity fair which they ex- pectyfo hold In October. N'early ev- e^fone that thev had an opportuni. y to see during the day were very much in favor of this fair, and were eager for it and expressed their de sire to co-operate in every way for perfecting gnd carrying out the plans for this fair. During the day Miss Connor also .gave a demonstration in Jelly, cat. stip and preserves, etc., making, there being a good number of he- club mmbers present,, along with their parents and several friends of the community. n\i» cni.ns from i.itti.i: SNEEZES (.ROW Manv colds that hfcng on all win ter start with a sneeze, a sniffle, a sore throat, a tight chest. You know the symptoms of colds, and you know prompt treatment will break them up. Dr. King’s New Discovery, with Its soothing anti septic balsam*, has been breaking up colds and healing coughs of vounr and old for 47 years. Dr. King’s. New Discovery loosens the nhlegm. clears the bead, soothes the Irritgted membrane and makes breathing easier. At your Druggist 50c Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Copeland, of Stoke*, have returned after a week’s visit to their daughter. Mrs. J. H. Beach, of Edlsto Island. V.. '^7" —- Get Your Bargains At ■ .* t ' j / . \ Where you can meet your friends and buy more goods for less money and better goods forjame money. n - In spite of the high cost of ready to wear and yard goods, we are able and will sell you the same Goods at the same reasonable prices as before the advance. Just Stop, Listen and Look over our -Prices and you will surdy be surprised. $6.50 and $7.50 Men’s suits, sale price $4.98 $10 and $12.50 Men’s suits, sale price $7.50 ■ • X \ x ■ $12.50 and $15 Men’s suits, sale price $10.00 $18.00 Men’s suits, sale price $12.50 X v ^ BOYS’ SUITS : / ~ ^ j, ■ ' ’ * Sizes from 3 to 8 years, price 98c to $3.50 r /■ " Boys’ suits 8 to 20 years from $1.50 to $6.00 Boys’ knee pants from 25c, 5°c, 75c, $1, $1.98 X Children’s school dresses 25c and 49c. X- • ■’ Full line of children’s and boys’ school shoes at a very low price III 9 v ' Men’s dress shoes, from $1.75 to $3.50. ' k * i • ' p * ' Ladies’ dress shoes from $1.25 to $2.50. > * ' / Ladies’ work shoes from $1.49 to $1.98. . • • • X ■ " - . '■ x^ * Men’s work shoes—bargain—from $1.75 to $2.50. x ‘ 4 k tv \ • 36 inch Yellow Homespun at i..6c 10c Apron Gingham at k c , ' ’ - • • ; • 8c Apron Gingham at .....a.Go r ^ . X * * • 39c Fine Poplin, sale price \.- k ..25c 25c Poplin, all colors, at \.19c « % t • 12 1-2c and 15c best washable Aaioskehe Utility' Ginfham and Blue Bell Cheviots lOo 1 Our ready-to-wear and dress hats 49c and up Ladies’ Coat Suits, all the latest styles at a Xx s \ ^x. ^ verv low price. Xx’X * X Ladies’ Sport and Long Coats, all styles an<L \ ■ iX all low prices. Please Remember whatever we advertise is true and • we can prove it at X The Charleston Surprise Bargain House NEXT DOOR TO EXPRESS OFFICE J. FRANK, MANAGER / / X Tabor Meeting Friday Night rfR. Sept. 15. at 8:. o’clock. This >etiag is for the purpose of dls- There will be a meeting of the ^abor Home Demonstration -Club at tmg Tabor school house on Friday nig meet! cusslngNplans for a communUy fair at Tabor during the month of tober. Everybody In this com ty is earnestly urged to be jrtesenl at this meeting and rea<jXto offer sugauftions for this fajrf This will be rWe only fair of >hts kind In the county, and It is-Hie purpose of ev eryone in this.Xctiort to make It a globing sqycess, therefore, every one. whjX’fjer a member of the club or noX? extended a cordial invita. tiqifio be present. \ Plans and specifications for this fair will be discussed on Friday night by W. W. Smoak and S. L. Reid, president and secretary of the Southern > Carolina Association, and County Farm Demonstrator Risher. MRS. C. H. Berry. President. Miss Cora L. Connor. Co. Agt. / NOTICE! The creditors of the estate of J. A. Westerberg. deceased, are here by notified to render to the und«r. signed Executor, at Walterboro, S. C., or his attorney, J. C. I^macks. an itemized account of their de mands, duly attested: and all per sons indebte dto said estate notified to make payment to said executor or his attorney. JOHN F. LUCAS. Executorr Walterboro. S. (’.. Sept. 13. lit 16. 9.13-3t. notice: STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. On the 2nd day of October, next, at 12 o’clock M., at Jacksonboro Ferry. 8. i\. °n Colleton side of the Edisto River. I will sell at public »uction. for ca$h. to the highest bid- der. one gasoline boat named “Ohoopy,” taken up and sold under the provisions of Sec. 256, Vol. 2. Code of Laws. 1912. September 8th IMS. P. P. HIOTT. 9-13.3L Miss Lucia B. Patterson, of Char leston. is enjoying a visit of two weeks to her old home here as the gueat of her mother, Mrs. M. B. Patterson. Si —School suits; the very latest mixture* and latest make. $2.93 — Always at Shoob’s. / z: _ The Home of Pure Drugs. \ \ .GLOVER’S PHARMACY-- The Obliging Drug Store. GLOVER’S PHARMACY— The Appreciative Drug Store /X / • • GLOVER’S PHARMACY— The Up-to-the-Minute Drug Store. GLOVER’S PHARMACY— Where You Are Always Welcome. V t GLOVER’S PHARMACY— - — ./ ■ x Where Service is Unexcelled. X . , \ Glover’s Pharmacy THE HOME OF REFRESHING DRINKS HENRY C. GLOVER, Manager.. Walterboro, S. C. \ / T. f. TO MEET The W. C. T. U. will meet Thursday afternoon at the Baptist chrch at 5:30 o’clock. A full at. tendance of members is urged as of ficers will be elected and delegates to the State convention. V , School shoes. $1.11, you will find at Shoob’a. all sizes. X D. W. Crosby and daughter. Mh Vera, accompanied by her br<>the Vivian and Julius Breland, came 1 Walterboro Saturday. Mrs. Sam. B. Saunders, of Stoke and daughter. Miss Clytie. who beep spending several days in < ,;a leaton. and on the Island, have n turned home. Mrs. Saunders’ healt eems to be much improved.