The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 10, 1917, Image 10
Wednesday, January 10, 1917.
The hour has struck for the peo
ple of C olleton county to-reaiUe
their new opportunity. A new era
of thrift and prosperity it at hand.
It I* r.ch in p/pmlae o^ prottres-*.
economic, social und 'spiritual. It
enables the poorest and richest to
acquire a “stake in the land . » It
helps the farmer to own his own
jroprietor Instead
*< Fa Cumlierland^lfd.—"For a Ion*
liin« l suffered from a nenrous break
down. I could not eat of* sleep and was
so weak I could hardly walk. My lius-
I and heard about Vinol and g°t me to
try it. Now I have a pood appetite,
rieep soundly , and am well and strong,
livery hervous, weak, run-down woman
should try Vinol.”'—Mrs. D. W. Kekxs.
We guarantee Vinol to create a
healthy app«‘tite ( aid digestion and
huild up weak, run-down women, deli
cate children and feeble phi people.
January Clearance Sale
farm—to bee - L - . - .,
of tenant, indetchdant instead ^o I j 0 h n M. Klein. Druggirt, Wajter-
dependant. It sxfely and profit- \ i )or0i s C. ^
ably employs the people’s savings.
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Your Daughter’s Room
A GIRL’S nu»st impressionable years are between
eleven and eighteen. Then it is that her room
should take on individuality and become her partic
ular abode—a place of rest, of study, of work and o f joy.
Here you may choose suites from among the Period fur
niture show n, or from the display of craft styles, to provide
just the environment desired. ••
Frw realize that the sane, practical valuf of the Brass Bed
.has been combined with highly artistic design. From our
stiH k of Simmons Brass Beds in the new finishes, it is possible
to select a model that will harmoni7e perfectly with any
style’of interior decoration and furnishing,
t Our flnvjtOi kwUld/monstratr that even w ith rare “ Perim!”
surroundings there is a Simmons Brass Bed that is suitable.
• /Vnd abc prices are moderate.
’ The reliance placed in us by thousands of families for all
• .tiheir furniture is ample evidence of how- satisfactorily you
' ’rtiay make the purchases lure for your daughter's room.
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Friends and Patrons
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The Karlter Shop heretofore known as the Never Wait
Barlier Shop has U'en purchased by me and w ill be under
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entirely new management. .\ strictly up-to-date Shop
where everything will be perfectly clean and Sanitary
The best attention and courtesy will be shown our cus
tomers. We* earnestly hope to see all mv old and new
friends at my new place of business. .
Ghas. M. Viard
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PROPHJETOR, WALTER BORO. S. C.
no *m«tter hpw large or small, in
building up the jagrirult^~al and
induatry. manufacturing and com
merce of their own community. It
Is ripe fruition of .Americas ‘cen
tury of cooperative thrift, and of
200 yearp of associated finance in
Europe. These brilliant possibili
ties jare afforded ;by |the federal
farm loan act of 1916. As a means
of help to self-help It is the great
Charter of Rural Credits, Popular
Savings and Thrlfj Investment. This
new system is shout to go into ef
fect and the Southern Carolina As
sociation is the means whereby it
is clearly explained to the people of
the four counties.
The act provides a method where
by farmers may co-operate to obtain
long time mortgage loans at low
rates u#Qn easy terms of repayment
Any amoiftit from $100 to $10,000
can be borrowed at a rate of inter-
kcn
dir
est not exceeding 6 per rent, and
from five to forty years. This mon
ey can be used to pay off an old
mortgage or to buy land for agricul
tural purposes or for the purchase
of rqdlpment. fertilizers, live stock
etc., or. to provide buildings and for
the general improvement of farm
ing lands.
The banks will be ready for busi
ness in the early summer and the
government desires the farmers to
form associations at once. Full in
formation and literature in regard
to thls^gw can be had free of
charge from 8 L. Reid secretary
of the Southern Carolina Associa
tion. Mr. Reid will also be glad
to furnish any information and as
sist the farmers in forming these
lianks. Opportunity is knocking M
the doors of the people and rhey
are urged *o fhko advaV i r * ».f tips
opportunity.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE
KOK SALK—A desirable house and
lot In the town of Walterboro.
situated near the depot. For full
particulars apply to G. Albert
Beach. Walterboro. 8. C. l-10-4tp
FOR SALK—Fertilizer. . ’ B. G.
Hyrne. 12-13-4t.
FOR SALK—One good milch cow
and several nice fat beeves. P.
M. Johns, Lodge. 8. C. l-10-3t.
FOR SALK—56 acre farm 2 1-4
miles from Wglterboro oa Bell’s
public road. 46 acres cultivated,
with wire fencing on large part.
Good settlement. B.\M. Bowers,
owner. Apply ' to B. fi, Strick
land, Walterboro. 115-*27-3tp.
FOR SALK—Horses and Mules for
sale cheap A.'Wlfhman & Son tf.
FOR SALK—Second-hand buggies
and surries for sale cheap. A.
Wichman & Son. tf.
WANTED
DOR SCOLD, MOTHER!
THE CROSS CHIU) IS
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Look at Tongue; If Coated, Clean
Little Stomach, IJver,
llowels.
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ROOMS WAN’TKO—Any one having
furnished room for carnival week.
Jan. 15th. with or without board,
address Frank E. Smith, this of
fice. ' * II
BUSINESS LOCALS
SPECIAL NOTICK—Bring at once
if you have any old stoves, axles,
plows or anything in the shape of
castings. Will only be here till
Saturday. Bring them to the de
pot. Ylll pay best prices. M. E.
Grabiowsky. It.
—Just received. Cut Glass and
Sterling Silverware suitable for
wedding presents. Finn Jewelry
Store.
LAST COTTON GINNING DAY Sat
urday. Jan. 13. Brink your rem
nants. Walterboro Oil Mill,
—Just receiver!. Cut Glass and
Sterling Silverware suitable for
wedding presents. Finn Jewelry
Store.
Terry & Shaffer
Is Now Going On
MEET ME AT
MEET ME
Where you can get more goods for less money and better
goods for s-ame money.
JUST STOP, LISTEN AND LOOK OVER OUR
PRICES AND BE SURPRISED.
• MEN’S SUITS
$7.60 Men’s suits at. ..$4.98
110.00 Men’s suits at..$7.ib
$13.60 Men’s suits at..$10 00
$15.00 Men’s suits at. .911.30
$18.00 Men’s suits at..$13.60.
BOP’S KITTS
BIG BARGAIN IN BOY’9
SUITS * ALL BOY’S SUITS
Ibc. on THE $100
Boy’s knee pants 25c. and up.
Ladies’ Skirts from $1.25 up
to , $4.00
12 1-2 Dress Ginghams at 10c
per yard.
3f*c Fine Dress Poplin at 25c
25c Fine Dress Povlin at 19c
Sea island Homespun at 10c
36 inch Homespun at. .. . 8c
10c Apron Checks at . . . . 8c.
12 T-2c Apron Checks at 10c.
MEN’S SHOES
9&AO Men’s Work Shoes $1.M
91.98 Men’s Work Shaea 91.60
93.50 Men’s Work Shoes $2.60
92.50 Men’s Dress Shoes 91-75
$3.00 Men’s Dress Shoes 92.50
$3.50 Men’s Dress Shoes $2.98
- -LADIES’ SHOES
|1.98 Ladies’ Shoes at $1.49
$2.50 Ladies’ Shoes at $1.98
V- MEN’S PANTS
Men’s Pants is
just for a little
given away
money.
MILLINERY
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We are selling out all our
ready-to-wear and dress hats
for Ladies' Misses’ and chil
dren at 50c on the Dollar.
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On account cflack of space we are not able to name
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Fertilizer this year
Don’t scold your fretful, peevish
child. See if tongue Is «oute<l*.Thi'<
in a sure sign its little stomach,
liver and bowels ere dogged vdth j
sour wa»tp. I ¥4. *11 a.
When listless, pale feverish, full It Will P^V tO US0
of cold, breath bad. throat sore,
doesn’t eat. sleep or ait naturally,
Tya.. stomiu h-ai lie, indigestion, diar
rhoea. give a teaspoonful of ••(’air-
fornia Syrup of Figs." and in a few
hoHlrs all the foul waste, the sour
bile and fermenting food passes out
of the bowels and you have a well
and playful child again. Children
love tlris harmless ’ fruit laxative."
and mothers tan rest easy after
givinir in. because it neve.' fails to
make their little ••insides" clean and
sweet.
Keep it handy. Mother! A lit
tle given today saves a sici< child
tomorrow, but get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for a 50-cent bottle
ofr"CalifornJa Syrup of Figs." which
has directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle . Remember
there are counterfeit^ sold here, so
surely look and see that yburs is
made by the ‘Califoi niaXFig Syrup
Company." Hand back hath 'con
tempt other tig syrup.
the hundreds of bargains we have to offer, just like be
fore the advance. >
Please remember whatever we adverti s e is true and
v e can prove it at »
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The Charleston Surprise Bargain Honse
/ J. FRANK, Manager.
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NEXT DOOR TO EXPRESS OFFICE.
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(Written for-Jwo
Sir.ouks, Jan. 3-
SMOAks
weeks ago/i
The bazaar
given by the
ladies of the Pu’■
15/and
; ae Aid Sp4,p'ty, Dec.
v.-s In every way a hip
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16.
It
\».i* held in the towU /fialYy and - l
deltghtl.ul #i.v o’clock dinner sm-ved
«n the evening of foe t'ih. also
dinner Saturday. luV 16,
We had the pleasure of enjoying
some Very fineytmfsic furnished hv
Mrs. II M *(’/rter. and Mr. J. A.
Ruddock, the efficient represehta-
tivi>«of the Scigling Music House, of
; Charleston/ Mrs. Carter played his
accompanyments on the piano. We
also had music on the Victrola.
whjidr was a source of much pleas
ure the entire evening.
We raised quite a handsome sum
of money which goes to the organ
fund for the new Methodist church.
The various committee* that served
at this bazaar deserve especial
praise, and we also wish to thank
Mr. J. K. Stnoak for his generosity
towards ns in lending us the hall
free and helping us ,so generously in
every way.
MRS. J B SMITH.
Pres. Parsonage Aid Societv.
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Mt M MM fit iMft The many friends of Mrs. J. J.
„/d< Its tonic awl lantive lax a- Crosby, of this city, will be glad to
TIVRBBOMOOI'ININKD better (has ordiury ; ,
Oeistse siwt iKk> sot cause ne»-»oii»ae»» n>t know that she is impiQving after
It tunes in bead Krm rnlxr lh« full aame aed 111---. I „ .,..1,- -
Imk tor IBs aicaalsre ot E 'S. CBU’VE Oe. * B “l*«*» of several weeks.
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CONSTIPATION MAKES YOU DULL
That draggy. listless. oppressed
feeling generally results from con
stipation. The intestines are dog
ged and the blood becomes poison
ed. Relieve this condition at once
with Dr. King’s New Life Pills; this
gentle, non-griping laxative is
quickly effective. A dose at bed
time will make ybu feel brighter ilF
the morning. Get a bottle to-day
at your druggist. 25c.
Get our prices on
High Grade
Meal
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It will pay you to
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plant agarden now.
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See our assortment
of
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It will pay you to
plant Grain. We
offer now
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Seed Oats
Rye
It will pay you to
plant potatoes, we
bought early, get
our prices on seed
Terry & Shaffer
Great Inventory Sale
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M L SHOOB
People save big sums by buying from M. L. SHOOB
to make this a satisfactory store and a safe store, a
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store that you want \p come to twice.
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>SPE( IALS FOR THIS WEEK
One lot of Men’s and Ladies* Sweaters . . 47c.
Best Grade of MenV Underwear 47c.
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Ladies’ Underwear .. . 2.‘)C and up
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Regular 10c Ginghams ... . . X. Sc^.yd.
Men’s Wi men’- and Children’s Shoes in this sa'e. The
sa\ ing »s really worth while.
M L. SHOOB
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NOTICK.:
Bills will be received up to Sat-
..j day. Jan. 23. 1927. at 12 o’clock
vqoon. and contou't awarded to the
lowest responsible* bidder tor
building a room at the jail making
repairs and erecting fence. Plans
and specifications furnished o n np
plication to the Highway Commis
sioner or the Sheriff. The right in
reject anv and all bids i* reserved.
B. R ULMER
It. Ijhghway Commissioner.
CARD OF THANKS
Editor Press and Standard;
Please allow me space In your
valuable paper to extepd our thanks
to all who so kindly- helped in anv
way during the illness of our baby.
Frances. I am moved to_e»peciallv
mention how willingly Mr. and Mrs.
H. \V. Hudson. Jr., and Mr. and
Mrs. A. \ Herndon assisted. 1
pray God’s richest blessings reward
them all.
MRS. T. H ( ALDVCELL. Jr.
Ruffin, S. C., Jan. 8, 1917.
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THE BEST
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Walterboro Oil Mill
Magistrate Sam C. Linder, of R**
Bank, was in Walterboro Mond;
on professional business.