Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i 9, - I i ? y } ■ f i ‘i I t i I I 1. f.' f , -» PAGE FOUR The Press and Standard ^mlUrboro, S. C. Established 1S77. THE PRESS AND STANDARD PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY afternoon BY THE PRESS AND STANDARD, be. fwri~ Maim Street I®* W. W. SMOAK Editor end Mgr. Entered at the postoffice at Wal- terboro, 8. C-, as second class mall matter. pred*tice here toniorroA of the live members of the Chamber of Com merce of Savannah. Welcome Mayor Pierpont and gentlemen. • ‘ANNOUNCEMENT G. B. Herndon, of Eutawville, has an exhibit of. Delco light at thu fair. Mr. Herndon is agent for th!% county. Cards are ~out announcing the approacliing marriage of Miss E!ma Seegars. of Bish^pvilie, to Dr. Hobt. N. Ackerman, of Cottageville, on W'ednesday, 4 afternoon, November * 15, at 4:30 o’clock. Subscription Rates: One Year His Months •73 Three Months. . There is some iy>p<* for our sister city. Ridgeland. We see that ’’Jim- mie” Archer has induced the peo ple of that little city to allow -fiee” air tn that burg. Doubtless this »r. one of the results of the organiza tion of the Southern Carolina .As sociation. The Cattle Industry For Winter Colds, •S5J; srsa. T *"SS £ ^^ t |5*. torrfc ' ** "“S bseooM rhronic. Chronic caUrrfa fre^ ^ RLrNA 13 INVIGORATION ■* TSfi *vs. in cfttArrh bjr thousands of vr&tgtfui aT ./p A -. M tu worid of th^, M n«M U the best eviUsacs that it is wh*t you should take. Liquid or tablet form for your con venience. Manalin la the Ideal lazative and liver tome. In tablet form it ia d« H- cious to take, mild and effective, with out unpleasant effacta. and will not form a habit. Liquid. 35c and 11.00; tablets. 10c and 25c. THE PERUNA CO., Colambna, O. The presence at the fair this yc-Jir of such a number "Of fine specimen of the -beef breed of cattle, is «,n indication that our p»*op4e are awakening to the importance of get ting ready fur the roriiing of the boll weevil. It is an inspiring thing to see the many fine cattle on exhibi tion at the fair grounds. The future of the county d< assured "ith the* cattle to lielp ward off loss and ruin when the weevil comes. Our Savannah Visitors The Press and Standard joins in the welcome extended to the dis tinguished visitors from Savannah who are to he guests of the Suth- ern Carolina fair, of the Southern Carolina Association and .'of Wal- terboro tomorrow. This marks an era in the commercial Importance of this seellpn of tiie country. It is hoped that our distinguished visi tors will carry away with them a X * opinion of the town and its environs. We certainly desire to fo*t« rgdeasant re’ationship and ha. - Iness inf\icourse with our sister cities r.nd nv order tliaf tliis be done It I < senti;tK that om i eoph* c< • toget’ er wilti tFNr e people. Savui- nnh i arkinu nxid for the busi- ness of thin section \ind that ,sh • will eo f ter it is eviiiHiif from the Wedding Gifts To think of What to Send as Wedding Gift? is no Puz- X zle if you Visit our Store and Ixhik Through the Sterling Silverware in Our Stock at present, at a Reasonable Cost. \ / -^k “V. X * o ’ * •> . y/ . x , Finn Jewelry Store WALTERIiORO, S. C. I II —in cials i- 1 .! ;|i •'J J.-O Men’s Clothing $12.50 Bine Serge for Only $7.45 13.00 Fancy Worstead 18.00 Fine Checks, Brown 20.00 All Wool: Tailor-Made 22.00 Fine Bine Checked » ' • r ; y ,■ y . We have a great line of Shoes in Ladies Mens 11 and children’s which we sell at Bargain Prices. ‘ x . . ,*■ We also have a large assortment of dry goods . and dress goods which we sell at the old prices. / Our line of ladies and children ready to wear ■ * v ’ _ N . “ v .. ,• . f " • * .”.* \ clothes such as cloaks sport coats, coat suits, skirts and waist is unequaled. Come and compare prices before you buy. Where The Dollar Does Its Duty. ■it t: • '•.« f. •a .• Ps-xr- ‘"fy mm . V:k£ : s: . m* \ \ \ f/. • . , * - What the sign of the REGAL BIG BOOT means to you rou who want ^ood shoes— your size, your idea of style, your kind of leather, a com fortable last, a shoe that looks good, and is as good as it looks—the sign of the Regal Big Boot means your kind of shoe and your kind of shoe store. The Regil folks make stylish, dependable shoes. They h.fve to, with their two million wearers in all the towns and great lashion centers of America—with their place of leadership to maintain in the good-will cf the American people. 'V hen you see a Regal Shoe think of the great institution that is back of it. It is good to know that somebody is making shoes not merely to rell—£«/ /or you, the nearer, to enjoy. Come into the store. The shoes are here in a wide range of sizes, models antf leathers —shoes for every occasion. JThe salesmen know the facts and will tell them to you. Get your pair—the kind vqu were looking for. f- REGAL - $ / /* Wfip/rfosi T^oplklar SAoi m /A' H6/~ W , P o •e> X K3S THE H. W. COHEN STORE: / / i / We will Sell Our Entire Stock of Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes at Greatly Reduced Prices. Sale Begins Thursday, November 9 and closes Nov. 25. Excellent Bargains Await Those Who Come To Our Sale. J« La ASHTON, S. C. Mr. XBd -Mrs, B. H. Graves and children, bf Belton, are here this week at the fair. John B. Padgett, and Percy M Padgett, of Florida, are her* at the fair this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. B I’tsey. a • i Bamberg, w ith their children. | at the fair.