Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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“'-f '■ ^ ^ : a. •;» ■ . - 7 * PAGE EIGHT t * *• ^ , * THE PEESC AND STANDARD I Christmas And " , New Year’s Cards Also Toys, Seals, Labels, Boxes, etc, for making up —Christmas Packages.— KLEIN’S DRUG STORE Every Thing The Best Phone 31 I |\ \ ■ r I NUNNALLY’S ALWAYS FRESH >/ \ X X?" \ / “Eraesdyl” Plantation X \ x W. B. GRUBER / l Bi \. G£0. IV. BRUNSON Sales Agent, for all products sold by "v’ ’ * * / ' f \ Peruvian Guano Corporation IN COLLETON COUNTY **#*##* * V *. *■*#**#* ♦ " * * COLLkTUX CXirXTY * * ‘ HTHOOI, XEWK * * ***** *_* *'* ******* *****,** * * ******* * WHITE II.UX M HIMHi * * 7 ' ******* * */******* White Hall, Dec. 2.-‘--The school of White Hail Is progressing nieejy under I he‘management of Mias Kva Rod gets. 6f Mullins. The school is niu« : i larger than it has been for "years, and wt * a,e expecting a fen- more. ' The school had a debate Friday afternoon on the subject, ."Ftesolved, That the Women of Smifh Carolina Should Vote.” Affirmative, Norris Cannon, Amanda Guess; negative. Gussle Robinson, Melvin Maivln. The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. * , c . Miss Mattye Poyas visited friends at White Hall Thursday and Friday. AMXV/Ta tTlTSSS, — Kighth Grade Pupil. Honor First Grade—Mary. A. Marvin. Dickie Robinson. Third Grade^—Sylvester Guess. Fourth Grade—Isabel! Robinson, Ernestine Marvin. _ Kighth Grade—Amanda Guess. Ninth Grade—-Melvin Marvin, Norris Cannon. 1 am offering my “Ernesdyr Plantation, located 3-4 of a mile Eaat of Walterboro, for sale. This plantation consists of three farms of 200 acres each, aggregating 000 acres, 200 acres in cultivation \%ith stumps removed, thoroughly drained and in a high state of fertility. The entire tracUs enclosed by wire fence with separate en closure around each field. Nine tenant houses and many outbuildings. Public highway runs right through the cen ter of the plantation. Several beautiful sites for homes, and health of place unsurpassed. Soil very productive and place splendidly adapted to stock raising. . Will sell as a whole or in parcels and on satisfactory terms. ( all and lot me show you the property. X. / Including Genuine PERUVIAN GUANO Peruvian Mixtures, Acid Phosphate, and Pertili/.er Materiais. X Come and see me before buying . Your business.solicited. OFFICE: THE PEOPLES BANK Lodge, S. C. mrs. siM’S lire To MoUmts of DeUoate Children Pahnyrg, Pa —"Vy little girl had a rhronic cough and waa ao thin you couhl count her rib*, and ahe had no appeutc. help her. Nothing we gave her aeeined to help „ until one day Mr*. Neibert aaked me to try Vinol, and now ahe i* hungry all the time, her rough U gone, ahe ta stouter and has a more healthy color. " 1 wiah rverr mother who has *a delicate child would try Vinol.”—Mrs. Acracn Slack. We guarantee Vinol, our non secret tonic, to make delicate children healthy and strong • John M. Klein, Druggist, Walter- boro, 8. C. FORD FOR SALE •C -b i s ' In First-Class Condition Apply to L. UTSEY WALTERBORO. 9. C. .X ******* *Ht ******* DEATHS ******* * * ******* * Katherine Saunders. The death Sunday afternoon of little Katherine Saunders, the little three years old daughter of M'\ and Mrs. VV. Harley Saunders, was es pecially • Had. The little girl had been afflicted almost her ent !, -e life, suffering with a terrible malady which had rendered her helplesr and a constant sufferer of acute pain. This suffering and the atten tion it necessitated endeared the lit tle girl all the more to her parents and the family, and hej*\death was all the more keenly felt, " /rfio 'n- terment was held at Drs. Greek Monday morning, following the fun eraj services at the home. conmj< t- by Rev. C. W. Jones. Mrs. Susan Padgett Dead Williams, Dec. 6.— Mr*. Susa a Padgett, the widow of the late Joseph (\ Padgett, died at her home near here this morning, following an. illness (rf sometime. Mrs. Padg ett had reached a good old age, an< for the past few months has been Pn failing health. She is survived by several members of her family . The funeral will he held at Little ,Swamp church Thursday morning, with interment following. GETS SCHOLARSHIP \ There has been an interesting tight made by I). L. Smith to secure for his son. 1). Clyde Smith, a scholarship at Clemson College. Af ter having won in the examination, the scholarship was hep! up by tin findings of the State llorfrd of Char ities and Corrections and the recom mendatinn of the trustees of Clem son College in reference to the prop erty qualifications. This matter wr\s appealed to the State Board of Edu cation. and :w a special meeting Monday night, it was decided t. grant tin* scholarship to Cadet Smith CONDUCTOR SMITH H I. T. D. FENDER III VS FARM NOTICE! Notice is hereby given that the executor of J A. Westerberg. de ceased. Is making deliveries of ar ticles left with J. A. Westerberg for repair. Deliveries will he made at office of executor, In Colleton Barlr- ing Company building. IwMween the hours of 10 a m. and £ p mx dur ing the next ten HO I day*/ Walterboro. 8. C.. Dec 1. 1916. Great Bargain Sale On Meet Me Wednesday, December 6, 19113 Now Going Meet Me Where you can meet your friends and buy more goods for less money, and better goods for same money. . Do not listen to everybody that goods has advanc ed so very high, but come and see us before you buy and-we-will be-able to sell you atthe same reasonable prices in the line of Clothing, Shoes, Millinery and Dry Goods. Everything at a great surprisingly low price. Just stop, listen and look over our prices and you will surely be surprised. v $6.50 and $7.50 Men’s Suits, sale price $4.98 $10.00 all wool Blue Serge Suits and, Fancies • •. • •» -$7.50 $12.50 and $15.00 Men’s Suits at $10.00 $18.00 Men’s Suits at $12.50 BOYS’ SUITS Sizes from 3 to 9 years, 98c to $1.75 Boys’ Suits, 8 to 20 years, $1.50 to • $6.50 Boys’ knee pants from 25c to $1.98 Children’s school dresses, 25c to 49c Full line of children’s and boys’ school and dress shoes. Men’s dress shoes from $1.75 to $3.50 Men’s work shoes from $1.50 to $4.00 o « Ladies’ dress and working shoes from $1.49 to $2.50 12 l-2c and 15c Dress Ginghams at — 10c 36 inch Yellow Homespun at •••7o 10c Apron Gingham at • •-So 12 l-2c Apron Gingham at* i0c 39c Poplin, fine quality, at 25c ,^5c Popfin, good quality at io c Ladies’ Sport and Long Coats from . $2.98 to ... : $9.00 These are bargains. MILLINERY Our Millinery is up-to-date. The finest quality ready-to-wear and dress hats. The prices are very low.' Th^y Just suit for the hard times. See us before you buy. On account of lack of space we are not able to name the hundreds of bargains we . \ * • ‘ . ve to offer, and we sure have them. Make our store your headquarters and make yourself at home. / / \ • # v Please remember whatever we advertise is TRUE and we can PROVE IT AT NEXT DOOR TO EXPRESS OFFICE. in House J. FRANK, Manager. GKO. J. HIERS GETS HAIL Upon appoal to the State Supreme ”ourt by his attorneys. Geo. J HUms, has been granted bail in tin sum of $5,000, ' It will he reVallei that Mr. Hires has been in th> Bamberg jail charged with the kill ing of Charley Kinsey at Khrhardt. Bail was ’ refused by the circuit Judge, y HrV>ui\\R>l IN UPPER COLLETON J. F. Strickland, of Weeks, closed a deal Monday by which he purchas ed the Fender farm near Kinoaks. This farm takes in the Warren mill pond, and has more tln^ri .100 acres. Mr. Strickland expects to move his family there early in the new year. This farm was formerly the prop- ' of (’apt 11, I). Padgett, and was sold by him to .1 L. Fender The many friends In this section arc very rolicitous of the condition of Conductor J. M. Smith, who has been ill at his home in Bamberg of typhoid fever. Mr. Smith has been very ill, hut the latest renorls from his bedside are that he is improv ing. CLASSIFIED ADS. . WANTED « WANTED—Pea* Will pay cash for -cow peas. Apply to J. H. Holmes. Walterboro. 11-22-tf. WANTED—Chickens and eggs. Ho tel Albert. 9-6-tf WANTED—Yon to attend the school of Thoroughness. Consult us about our courses and terms. Bice’s Business College. 4 Broad street. Charleston, S C. tf. FOR SALE FOR SALE—One acre lot and dwelling in the town of Lodge. S. C. Apply Mrs. T. R. William-, Smoaks. S. or W. II. Williams, Ruffin. S. C. ll-29-2tIK FOR SALE—A L’lt* acre farm,, lb# oe miles north of Salkehatchie/ 4t> acres cleared, 3 tenant houses. Reasonable tetrms. W’rite Mc Millan & Heyward. Attys., Char leston. 8! (’. 12-6-.1t. FOR SALE—A limited quantity of the wonderful “Dixie Proljfi" Garden Pea Seed ” They are rec ommended very highly by our home demonstrator. Miss Connor. These peas planted now resist all cold and "ill be ready to use by April lath. TncV are tery pro-, lific. Price 2a cents per package. Will nuril to any address on /re ceipt of price.—-Mrs. J. B. Smith. BUSINESS LOCALS X' .. • * —Cotton ginning day* Wednes days and Saturdays. Walterboro Oil Mill. 1 l-l3-2t ' As a result of the advertisement for sale of the land in the case of B. F Halford vs. J t/ S: Sanders and E W (latch, T D. Fender purchas ed the property for $2,000 befoie the hour of sale. Mr. Fender the same day sold his farm in upper Colleton to Mr. Strickland. HOX PARTY AT PENIEI The Penipl school will have a box party o n Dec. tf>th at the school house. JUST A MOMENT! yS. • y. - ' \ \ Don’t be in a hurry to buy as we have up-to-date Merchandise for less money. We can save you money on our Men’s Clothing, Shoes, Dry goods, Ladies’ and Gent’s Furnishings. > A SPECIAL KEDUCED PRICE FOR THIS WEEK ONL Y on our Underwear and Children’s Clothes. Remember that we are still selling' our $12.50 all wool Blue Serge Suits for $7.50 and $10.00 Cashmere Suits at $4.98 Big Reductions in fancy Colors. Come and See us before you buy aad we will save you money. Mr v and Mrs. -R. E Gahagan and little son, Emmett, of Hardeeville, are guests at the home of Mrs. C. B, Gahagan in Walterboro. They made (he trip over In Mr. Gahagan's Buick-6. Hoevcs-AddiMin. '•/ r Cotlagcvillc, Dec. 5X Married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Reeves. Miss Ernie Reeves to St- clair Addison, on Sunday, Nov. 26^ at 9-o'clock a m. in the present of the members of their families; The bride was attired in a beauti- ful travelling suit of dark blue with accessories to match. She is \i young |ady with charming qualities. The feremnny was performed by Rev. G. L. Ingram. After the cere mony refreshments were served and the bride and groom were accom panied bv some members of their families to Charleston in a car. They Jeft from there for Orangeburg county, where the groom has a po sition. X • Where the Dollar Does its Duty H. B Williams and Joseph Ram sey. of Williams, trustees of th*- Williams school, were in Walterboro this morning. They report splendid progress on the new school building being erected for their school dia- (accompanied hr F. W. Risher, J. » trtet. t <1 P. W. Risher, of the Green Pond section, was called to Charleston early this week U) serve as a Juror iaxbe United Stsftes. court, but wav excused from attendance. ’ He was Williams and J. M. Raysor.