The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 13, 1917, Image 8
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
Wednesday, June 13, 1917
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Grocery Sale
.WK OFt'KK AS Sl*K< IALS F1>K
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mmi june rain
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Rice, whole Krain. 3 pts. for
50c
Rice, whole grrain. 3 <iuts. for
40c
Snowdrift Self-RUin# Flour.
21 prjund sack
$1.80
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D. S. Butts, per pound
22c '
Eerry. Soap, cake.
7" 5c
Celluloid Starch, package, J
4c
Good Green Coffee. 5 lbs. for
$1.00
Nex‘ Best Cofflee, 6 lbs. for
$1.00
Sugar. 10 pounds for *
$1.00
Good Tomatoes. Footes, two
cans for
35c
Small can Tomatoes, 2 cans
16c
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Lump Starch, per lb.
5c
Herrings, fresh, box.
25c
Cheese, per pound
34c ,
Pearl Grits, per peck
55c
J. H. Holmes
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"There's dHO thiuj; Nacttlod,” I an
noutued at brt*aklust. K Aud that U
that 1 a;n goim? to^avo a living
rjorn furnlahetl Iika >lr.<. Hubbard's. I
think her piazza la tho duiutle.a, pret
tiest, most livablo place ‘1 have ever
eeen.’*
* "’hat is bo remarkable ah.bu her
r special piazza?** asked the man of tho
house, stirring his toffee meditatively.
"Well, In tho fir: t ])la< e, It Is tho
color scheme, I guess. I'.ile green, roso-
pluk and brown. It makes me thin!;
cf a garden whenever I fio there. Bitt
30.1 Aren't listening '*
Torsive mo, dear, ho said apologet
ically. "Go on. What sort of furniture
docs she use?**
"It's that OI.D IIICKOnY Furniture
made by tho OI.D HICKORY- CHAIR
COMPANY at Martinsville, Indiana. It
Is so Individual and attrartiro and
helps to carry out the color scheme.
"Well. If you had mentioned OLT>
HICKORY furniture I would have
known why you wanted a piazza Ilka
Mrs. Hubbard's. It’s «o durable and
artistic. It tones In wtth any kind of
woodsey or out-of-doors surroundings
and It Is made up In so many styles
that you can find any kind of furniture
you want.
If a sudden shower comes up. you
don't hare to worry about It. You can
leare It in the wet and It doesn't drop
to pieces. Every piece of It Is a per
manent Investment Let's make a se
lection and order now. It isn't expen
sive and we can start on * few pieces:’*
You can purchase this Popular OLD
HICKORY Furniture at
PRICE : CO.
•; WALTER BORO. 8. C.
< KOHHY—KINSEY
Married last Thursday by Deputy
Clerk of Court K. R. Miiey. Miss
Nettie Crosby and Mr. Grady Kin
sey. Mrs. Crosby is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Hen Crosby, and >s
a young lady of accomplishments.
The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kinsey, of the Shiloh see»
tion. They will make their home
near Shiloh, where Mr. Kinsey is
engaged 1q farming. ,^
AKE YOUR HOME
SUMMER RE
Happy
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Homes are Comfortable Homes. You can make YOUR home comfortable it you
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will take Advantage ©four Divided Payment Plan as others are doing.
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Extra Special
This Delightful Brown
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Reed
Rocker
$5
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This rocker is of fine reed
throughout, weatherproofed and
closeU' woven—and in an extra large
model that is inviting in appearance /
and comfortable to spend the sum
mer evenings in.
FREE
A Beautifully Decor
ated Meat Dish with
each purchase of
$10.00 or over
Cash or Credit
SMAOCS
All sizes in stock.
ARE YOU JUST MARRIED?
We take a great deal of pride in
helping young married couples fur
nish their home in the cosiest and
best manner possible.
HAVE MUSIC IN YOUR HOME
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ON THIS NO. 50 COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA
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PAYABLE
$1.50
WEEKLY
The Xo. 50 Grafonola can be had
in any finish to match your furni
ture. Equipped with a three-spring
motor, it will play two entire records
3t a winding. . .»'■>
FAMILIAR MELODIES
Mai ushla.
Mother Marine?.
Charles Harrisqu | A 2170
Charles Harrison j lo in. T.Ac
Sunshine of Your Smile.
The Old Ke'frain.
Vernon Stiles ^ »A .->8J*n
Vernon Stiles | |2 in, $1.5*)
Songs of Yesterday. Knickerbocker Quintette \ A 2120
EverylMHly laive.s an Irish S<»ng \ lo in. Tjc
O'Connell and Knickerbocker Quintette L
Oscar Senile ^ A
Oscar Slagle j 12 in.$1.5**
Perfect Day. . ,
lh» You Kememher
Carry Me Hark to-Tennessee .Can oil Clark ^ A H.”2
Massa's in the Cold, Cold Ground. .Carroll Clark f 10 in. 73c
MATTINGS REFRIGERATORS
China Mattings. 27c to 38c yd.
Japanese Mattings. 32c to 38c yd
27 in. Coco Mattings - • ■ -750 yd.
36 in. Coco Mattings 75c to
90c yard.
'.K12 Grass Rugs $9 each
9x12 Wool and Fibre Rugs $8.50
and *10.00.
9x11 Velvet Rugs 82J
9x12 Tapestry Rug $25
(3r&«« Car pvt*
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OTHER MAKES
FROM
JUO10 S30.30;
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SEE OCR
STOCK
BEFORE
YOU BUY
SLUM USED
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REFRIGERATORS
IN PERFECT
CONDITION
AT 1-3 PRICE
$15.00 VALUES
A! S5.00
AND I P
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PART OF COUNTY
EVERY WEEK
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UNOLEUMS
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A well assorted stock ir f iHi
which to select. Linoleums and
Lir.ol cm. substitutes in a va
riety of pretty designs and o.!-
orings. Patterns suitable f. r
bath rooms, halls, kitchens and
dining rooms. Ail dependable
grades.
Linoleum Felts.- 5t»c S q . var.l
Linguaid s Lilli^leum *!<*e .S.j. v ( j.
Printed Linoleum 75c S<|. yard.
Inlaid Linoleums 81.25 S q . yard.
“The Home Makers”
MAKE OUR STORE
YOUR STORE. IT
WILL PAY YOU
; Siver Threads* Among the Gold. Harry McClasky \ \ .-Vj.Vi
Tho>e Songs my Mother I'setl to Sing . \ 12 in.) 1.00
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What an Irishman Means' by "Macdire**." McClasky | \ ihoo
l^»ve Here is My Heart Heed Miller 1' 10 in 73c
EVER SALIVATED BY
f SCHOLAHSHH* AND KNTKWCK
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I niversit) of South t arolina.
The exammatioB for the award
I of vacant scholarship? in I'niver-
sity of Sooth Carolina and for ad-
miasion of new students will be
held at the couoty court hnuM» on
Friday. July 13. it, S a m. Appli
cant* mu*t not be le*s than sixteen
year* of are. When scholarship.'
are vacant after July 13. they will
h«- awarded to tbo«e makin*: the
highest average at examination,
provided they meet the condition*
governing the - award. Applicant
for scholarship* should write to
President Currell for “Cholarship
examination blank*. These blank*,
properly niled out bv the appli
cant should be tiled with President
Currell by July «th.
Scholarship* are worth tfOO.
free tuition and fee*, total 1158.
The next session will opep Septem
ber 19. 1917. For further Informa
tion and catalogue, address Presi
dent W. S Currell. Columbia. S .C.
Calomel i* Quicksilver and act* like
dynamite on your
Liver.
Calomel Jose* you a day! You
know what calomel Is. It’s mer
cury; quicksilver. Calomel is dan
gerous. It orashe* into sour bile
like dynamite, cramping and sick
ening you. Calomel attacks the
bones and should never be put into
your system.
When you feel bilious. sluggUh,
constipated and alt knocked out and
believe you need a dose of danger
ous calomel Just remember that your
druggist sells for f>b cents a largf
bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone, which
is entirely vegetable and pleasant to
fake and Is a perfect substitute for
calomel. It Is guaranteed to start
vour liver without stirring you up
inside, and can not salivate.
Don’t take calomel! It makes von
sick tno next day; it Joses you a
d;y-s work. Dodson's Liver Ton-j The, Woman's Club at Smuak.
straightens you right up and vou will give an ice cream V«tival a*
feel great. Give it to the children; Smoak* school house Fridav even-
because It is perfectly harmless and: ingr June 15. beginning at 5 o’clock
doesn’t gripe. j Public cordially invited.
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'lake n Beauty la»tion for a Few
( Vnts to HC’mnve Tan. Freck
le*. Sallowness.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply you with three ounces of or
chard white for a few cents. Squeeze
the juice of two fresh lemons into
g bottle, then put In the orchard
white and shake well. This makes
a quarter pint of the very best lemon
skin wbitener and complexion beau-
tifier known. Massage this fra
grant. creamy lotion daily into the
face. m*ck. arms and hands and
just see how freckles, tan, sallow- 1
ness, redness and roughness disap-I
pear and how smooth, soft and clear'
the skin becomes. Yes’ It is harm
less. and the beautiful results will
surprise you.
M Kohn left la?‘t week for
Northern markets to purchase
goods. Before returning he will
visit New 'York. Boston. Philadel
phia. Baltimore and Allentown. Pa.
where his daughter. Mrs. Benjamin
Getz, resides.
MILLINERY SALE!
The Greatest Bargains in Millinery
You Ever Saw in Colleton
County
CLOTHING WE. ARE SELLING. AT. ANY PRIUE.
OVERALLS AT THE OLD PRICE
Dry Goods beats everything you ever .saw. The people
just cannot get enough 6f it. They are so Vow in the
price and high in the quality.
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Shoe*. *e give away for just a little monev at
J. FRANK’S
NEXT TO EXPRESS OFFICE
WALTERBORO, S. C.