The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 20, 1917, Image 5
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OPENING
ANNOUNCEMENT!
We desire to announce that we have opened an up
R to-date candy, kitchen, cafe and ice cream parlor in our
new store on the corner of Railroad avenue and Hamp
ton street, opposite the Methodist parsonage. We shall
|j be pleased to welcome at our parlors all the people of
the town and county, where we promise to furnish the
VERY BEST OF SERVICE
Our cafe will be run according to, the most approved
methods and meals or special orders will be promptly
filled. # i » - . j
We.have a modem soda fountain and wdll serve all
m * 1 . y
kinds of cold drinks and creams,.
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We shall carry a full line of fresh fruits at all times
and shall cater to the trade in anything they may wish
along this line. ' ’
We make our own candy and shall always have in
stock a full line of the freshest and most sanitary can-,
dies. ;
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We have selected Walterboro as a place to open this
business and we expect to keep a place of which the tov. i
and county may be proud, and shall appreciate the pat
ronage of all the people.
PROGRESS
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Candy Kitchen and Cafe
C GREGORY, Proprietor
Grocery Sale
.WE OH KK AS SPEOI \I<K FOK
CASH \>X LY
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dee, whole grain, 3 tjuts. for
50c
Rice, w^ole grain. 3-quts. few
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Snowdrift Self-KHihg Flour.
24 pound sa
$1.80
D. S. Butts, per ^ound X.
X pc
, • . FerryX'ap.' cake. *
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Good Orcen.Cj^ee % S lb
SI.00
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'll GniLO’S TONGUE -
SHOWS IF LIVEfl OR
BOWELS ARE ACTIVE
ir < t<iv-, F«*veiisli, Sivk, IUIiou«i,
trivt* Fruit l^ixativr at
< Uu«>.
Every n^uther realises: •wftvr (riv
ing her children ^California Syrup
of Pigs,” that this 1* their Ideal lax
ative. because they love its pleas
ant taste ami- it thoroughly' eleans :
es the tender little stomach, liver
and bowels without griping.
When cross, irritable, feverish' or
tneath is bad. stomach sour, look .it
the tongue. Mother! If coated, give
a. teaspoonful of this harmless
‘‘fruit laxative,” ai^d in a few hours
all the foul, constipated waste, sou:
bile -and undigested food passes out
of the bowels, and you .have a well,
layful child aegfn. When'its little
r.i is full'of cold, throat sore,
Uus^dofliach-j.chv. din::! k*;i. indi-
,i inirN>.'die m'*« r. a-'good
•'in. i.l.e < /ch\ii- ; nK‘'*'h(.uh! al-ways b ■
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. Hjons ••ofXltVtl
* CHAIRMAN MOO HER WRITES *
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Walterboro. S. C. June 18. 1817.
Editor The Press and Standard.
Dear Sir: I wish through the
column** of your paper to thank the
registrars of Colleton county fur
their valuable services in perforja-;
ing so efficiently th.ur duties ft->
such en the 5th of June. W1 tie
.there have been som° evasions in
regard to registering in this coun
ty. I feel that Colleton coun*y tr, in
the lead of the ntVr Counties c.f
the State for the comp’*’-ne**- of
her registr*‘ioti, and tt.ii is duo ic
the efficiency >-f-tne ’ogisfrars ami
to the patriotic spirit' of the citi
zens of Colic*on coutpv in •nam
ing the ignorant and seeing that
there was a full regNtiaiion. • The
task in Colleton coutiiy '' as t» ^ec
that the provisions of the law were
hiade knov.-n to everVone. and then
to ’create .such a public sentiment
that no ( r.e would dare vioi.vt* the
provisions of tlfe law. I wish to
thank the ministers of. the gospel,
and especially those among our
colored friends.*’for their timely ail
ftwi as«i>tanee in this matter. Their
.response was indeed loyal and grat
ifying. I also wish to thank the ef
ficient ’'clerk of the registration
bea d. \^r. W. L. Rodrigues, for hU
Unselfish and constant labor. Mr.
D. E. Martin, the telegraph opera
tor at Walterboro. should also be
thanked for the patriotic spirit in
which he worked oiit of office hours
in order to assist ip carrying out
the provisions of the registration
•eetilntion«: and also in rendering
other assistance when called upon.
'1 wish to thank the editor of The
1’i ess and i Standard for the valu
able spare devoted to r.iatters’*per-
taining to the registration, and es-
pecjallv fo» his kintlres-e in .publish
ing f’re of charge the long list of
tho-e . registered, which is appepr-
i• ir tj, 1 :^ we# k’- ir-u** and whit h
will '’rtr’tinue t.> cpnenr in ,sub e *'-
t|lie”t !-^i'es O' the pl^per.
The count’ board of registration.
C('n c isiin" of my eR md Vi• . ’n. Vh
'•f '’<is<>n : nd Mr.. •<;. Mh*oi IV it h.
uuve/m’iv s*'-rviees*tp the governmenf
of flic ’ ci ; ....nd wliile nil the
regist’rf.’s did not ft* 1 able to r«'n
der tlds .pati ioti • sr n h e v. itho'!!
erjr.r.pon . ‘ion. .1 grepr mans of thot^
’!i !. and I wi.fr to ar 1 ntiw !r <1::. aru< l
to thank th*'^.following r v 1 >itrats
and clerks fr'r ‘tlo ir ^r rvit #*s'w hich
they rend* red without charge to the
government’: .
A. A Bryan. T. M. Cald w R,
J. T. (Jarri®. I.. A. Grayson. .Sen-
brook Smith. B. IF. Willis. J. O,
Reeves. Dosser Smith. Mar. f *
Sn’lth.,-P. W. Drawdy. H. M. futen
W. H. Smit^. R. E. lluggitls. Paul
Walters. C. F. Koger. C. N l.anc-
dale. My A. ('rosbv, K.r K. Hudson.
E. 1’. Pt ice. T. S. Ftoynton. I. S.
Ando^son. |J. M. Speights, R. D.
Rpbinson. .1. F. . Addison. I. O.
•litqnes, Jr.. J. F. Rentz. Sr.. H. R.
Padgett, J. F. Rentz. Jr . J. 1’.
Thomar. Mis. T. \. Hill. .1 W
Wesertot. t. A. Patterson. Sr.. J
Sandt rs. .1. F. Ftjsher! A. E. XlYTri.
K. E. FVnton. R. R. MileyX. I..
Padgett. I.’ R. Horn k. !*. E. R’r-irj,
W -Ft. Kortiigues. K. Eey.y* and T,
A. Grayson.
There m.ay have hrt/b o*r, pr twn
ctl.vr clerks”’ in the counfv who
served without oompensr.tiotv hit
whose names were not 'turned in t.i
me by the r« gisttars.. If tlieie ar*
arv such. 1 zf rap fully acknitwledg’
their mivIc.Ff. ■' -
.T.r M MOORER. ' ,
C’ ■ ..; n li.v.id of Registrar-.
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* Walterboro Brief lets *
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Dr. R. S. Hailey
Mov«\ to Town. *
Dr. R..3. Bailey, the new aupef-
intendent for the Walterboro
schools, arrived in town Friday of
last week. accompanied by Mrs.
Bailey and their daughter, little
Miss Claudia, and Mrs. Bailey’s
aunt. Miss McLean. They are oc
cupying Judge Pyurlfoy’s residence
during the- summer. Dr. Bailey and
his interesting fartfRy will • ake
quife a pleasant ddition to th life
of Waite* boro.
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Prewiding Eblet
Will Preach.
Rev. G E. Edward*-. IVe- ding
Elder, will preach at tin* Me* ! dist
church Sunday morning, and after
the service.-, the second session of
the (}ua:'t*ily conference will be
held. \.: ;11 attendance of the of-,
ficials i- de-ired. * • «•
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Rev «H. rynifli.
Willi.i if Smith, 'secreiniy for
Senator-E. D. Smith. Washington,
arrived in tilw n Monday night for
a few dev- visit to his lather. Rev.
C. B. S th. Sir. Smith expects To
apply : t nli-tment in the avia
tion en* p-. and is here for a final
visit r father b-'foie entering
the ?•
Fish F>>
nt Price’s Bridge.
Major John Black and Cept. I.
E. Moor, are hosts today for a de
lightful "-h fry at Pri«i‘'8 Bridge to
a nun. : •' ( .f the young-folks of the
town: Among those fortunate
enough to ®,i*r.re invitations are
Misse- <1 IfRrck. Thomassine
Wit sell Elizabeth Wiehman. .Mab-*1
Wlchm m, Florence Anderson. Pa\t-
Irtne M< G;<n.fs./:Colette Padgett. Mav
vonLr.'v, -ml Priee Pailgett, Vernon
Padgr; ' William Smith . and Johh
Black. A.
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LOST 1 I •GREEN l*o\D—June •».
on r ’-i.iiu train fioru Charles
ton*. t ca-e. Reward if re-
turr.’ j m no* at Beaufort. R. A.
Long J Itp.
CALOMEL DYNAMITES
- A SLII6GISD Lie
t’raslie- gfi.to Bile, "Makin
lou sick and Ton l.o-e
;i Itay’s Work. * •
Calemvl salivates! It’s yn* rcurv.
Caloniyt «< t- like dynamits’ on a
sluggish liver.® When calotpel. comes
into contact with rout bile it brash
es Intu it, causing cramping tui 1
nausea., •» -
If ydu feel bilious. , heailachy.
constijr.itei! and all knocked ou‘.
just rn to your* druggist and get a
r»ii-C*tft bottle of Dodson’s l.ive**
Tope which is a harmless \egW-
Jltui- ruii-titute for dangeroris calo
fuel. Take a spoonfuL and if Rr
doesn’t sta:t your livei’ and .straiglit-
eti you up lie.tter and uuicker than
nasty caloiiot and witholit making
you ^ick, you just go back and g l
your money. / ^
If you take^cajoin* I today you’d
be -ick and nauseated tomorrow;
besidep^it m.ny salivate you. tWule
'fAynti take. |fod>on's I.iver Tone >op
''m!' v.nke up f»' ling great, full -of
; itl lift ion and rr-ady for work or
Pi B’ s hanaless.' pleasant and
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Summer Bargains in Men’s
Suits At ,
Our Kne*vf men’s woolen and Palm 'Beach Suit<
is ranging in a large variety of seasonable designs and
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colors, also in staples, such as. the famous blue serge,
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etc.
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. We especially draw*your attention to a special
bargain lot of men’s fine brown half lined suits that
can’t be duplicated elsewhere for less than $15.00, we
offer them for.
* Just received a line of men's single trousers, and
owing” to a previous lucky buy-up we yi^e fortunate
enough to be able to offer them at far below market
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prices. A call to our store means saving you monev.
SOBEL & B0G0SL0W
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Where the Dollar Does Its Duty.”
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\\ e beg to announce that Mr. Johnson J. Crosby;
who has been connected with the company for the past
six years'has been promoted to manager. He Mill con-
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tinue the same liberal policy the company has always
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maintained toward its customers and y'lJI co^inue the
business as usual. X ./ /
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The continued patninage iVf our cusb-mers will be
{Appreciated. \Yi* {iix 1 in position to serve, van m every
way, and we stand ready to render whatever courtesies
Ihatipay lx* eonsi<tept with gonrf business judgment.
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Goad ToFiat-’C-. Foote
. cans for. ^
35c
Small e£n Tomatoes, 2 cans
16c
0
Lump Starch, per lb.
5c
Herrings, fresh, bgx.
. 2.5c
9
Cheese, per pound
34c v
Pearl Grits, per pfcyk
55c
J. H. Holmes
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FOR s.M.F:—A!n:bf-t r,* w
F’. International garni in*' * ngin
Giiarantf-ed to b*> good .>s’ neb.
Price abgut on*-half X'crt. \
bargain. Apply -to The Press
and Standard. tf.
FOR sAl.K—Fruit jars iq’pints,
quarts and half gallon?. A Wieh-
inan A Son. tf.
FOR SALE—Monuments. 1 ; ra
agent for rherokee Marbh Work®.
S**e me foY estimates and secure
my figures before buying.
Hlott, Round. S. C. tf.
FOR s W,F—pound tomato can®,
fiv* (er,t« each. A Wic!nxan <v
S,.n. tf..
aimv.t’tiirce _oimu|* s XsXirc!); :<! iffrf'•
•, jih«.''i -rttk'.* well andXxon, i;nie
I -.vhole <|u,fe' p.nt of kiiXxdcor'ufi
d* j lyxion lotion at about ihe X,> t on*
usuall’, pay tor asmaU jar orvoridi
nary coal cream. Be sure. 1<» stXjri
The l*'n:< nt juice so no pulp g* X
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ss Miimie I’.-nneit
Jock Hill, wh*’** ]ty
Mumei s< Pool
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WANTED
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Headaches. Cramps, Colic
Sprains. Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, Tetter, .Ring-Worm, "Ec
zema; etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
iused internally or externally. 25c.
W.WTFIt—The public to Know that
j *epresent three FIRST CLASS
fire INSURANCE COMPANIES,
and cxn take care of any and all
risks, XlHthtr in town or coim-
trv. if r^terested writ** I. M.
FISH BURN'X ( are F^'txnerrand
Merchants Bam^. E.
FOR RENT
into tli bottle, then this lotion wUl
M'.nain pure and fresh for month®.
Wkenupplied tlniB’ to th fac. neck,
armes and i'.anns it. should help to
bleach, char, smoothen and beuutif;
ih skin. Any tlruggist will supple
three orim.es of ^chaTi* white/at
very little cost ami th groceX hu-
t«-jr lemons. *
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Recommended by ^
Doctor Cothram
Dr. T. E. .Cothram r a well-known
pharmac: t of Akxi.--, Ala. And when*
ne gets biiioua or a purgative
medicine, what d^ v a . uppose he
does? Out of hii vh -te big stock o£-
liver medFinc he ktlects and use:
Grarrcr Liver Regulator. ITe fay.;
pretty
j [!;!:.k,
SJ 1 .mlXfyff. wl ^i*'
nXi
she will
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9* -tWs or Mr®, riai.n.e f’aM-:
t' • atid Airs. M. <\ Hier#* Sunday
a'i^noon. X
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^ ^’noaks. June If*. We ar >
pit* id to say that we have very
to.cl, crops in this tion E-. < n -
t g except t In: < of ton. w hi h i-
■n*.... we note that the <orq. p*a-
PM- . sngj.: ram* ami potato*- .fie
promislnuj *T * i muto * i ill
r ?’ hTtvo nic* tomato farms M -
P! tia« Mu'.- . - . : •
as we <‘V*n : ,i w gro'y---.. r* v-
u' «. , They ar* exlra tine. H -
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. v^fT'. he'd. •>o , i * : i •< ....o,
rops up .‘•gain and Are •/,„
them very nicely. The s* a 6*
ne here at this time.
MILLINERY
Our hats are still U*ing soh; /t .t ing nxlucti'jn. We
h;,\e a nice selection for you to X k from. Prices very
reasonable. X ; "
MEN’S SUITS
Let us/fit you up with a I'i'mi Heath or K*tp U. .1
Suit {iiut f’cel satisfied as to style uui value.
. Xe us for anything in C lo'iiiag, Fh **.-, Ktc.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.