The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 11, 1917, Image 8
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
Wednesday, July 11, 19^
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We can supply
Zh/fo Supplies.
- DO NOT LET YOUR CAR GET “RUN DOWN AT
THE HEEL." A CA?. KEPT IN GOOD CONDITION
LASTS FOUR TIMES AS LONG.
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DRIVE RIGHT UP TO OUR STORE WHEN YOU
WANT AUTO SUPPLIES.
WE WILL GIVE YOU PROMPT SERVICE.
HARDWARE;
USE OUR
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Koger Hardware Co.
ANYTHING IN HARDWARE
WALTERBORO, S. C. • .
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Iron
Is Greatest of All Strength
Builders, Says Doctor
A Secret 0/ the Great Endurance and Powers of Athletes
Personal Mentio
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Miss Belle Wescoat. Miss Lennis
Brown, (’arroll Brown. Uuth Brown
and their cousins. Urey and Harry
Brown, of Texae. spent the week
end In Charleston ,and on the Isle
of Pahns. .
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Mrs'C H. Boineau and da u km ter--.
Misses MaKfrie and Edith, spent th -
4th of July'in town>a guests of Mrs.
u. C. Brown.
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Mi* J. H. Beach and little daugh
ter HChen. of Edisto-Island, passed
through town en route to visit her
parents. Mr. and Mrn. Mi. F. ( ppe-
land. . >
Mrs. L. W- McTeer. Mra. A. H.
Wichtuan and little Miss Jean, are
spending the summer at Traveller s
Rest. N. C. .
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II A. Cummings. B. G. Thompson
and Capt. Geo. W: Brunson, of
I»dge. had business in Walterboro
Monday of this week.
Miss Gertrude Dodd, of Brunson,
has been spending some time in
town as. the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
T. D. Fender.
Miss Xorah Beach, of Palmetto
Bluff, S. C.. Is spending sometime
with Miss Fay Morris.
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Mrs. J. Ackerman and little
eons, who have been visiting rela
tives in the mountains of North
Carolina, have returned home.
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Mrs. A. J. Anderson and daugh
ter.' Miriam? whb have been visiting
relatives in Greenville, are at home,
alter a delightful visit.
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Mr and Mrs. C. S. Anderson am!
little daughter, are visiting at the
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs
C, C. Anderson. * <
Miss Louise Chaplin, of Nor*h
Carolina, is spending the summe.-
with her grand-mother
Chaplin.
The Woman’s Missionary Society
of the Methodist church will meet*
at the church next Thursday after
noon at 5:30, o’clock.- •
Mrs. E. E. Jones and Master Doug
las Jones left last week for Lexing- J
ton. N. C., where they will spend the ;
balance of the summer at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Trice.
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Ordlwary Vwutvd Xms Will Mwk* X>«U- 4<nil>l<- thMr Ktr>‘nxTh and eriduranoe
cat*, ■•rron*. Bawdowm r*opl« 100 and «-n!lr*l> K-t rut of all nymptonisi of
V*r OwU. atrowger la Two \J dyspepsia, liver nnd <>ih* r troubles In
Waafcf ■—Coo—- > fr»>m ten to./oorteen dors' time simply
„ . . . . # . by taking Iron in the proper form. And
New 1 ork. N Y.—Most pet>ple fool- this after they had tn some cases been
fshly se-m to tMnk they are going to doctoring for months without obtaining
get renewed hes.lth and Strength from any l»en-flt. But don't take the old
•ome atlmulating medxtne. secret nos- form* „f reduced Iron. Iron acetate or
trum or narcotic drug, said l*r. K. tincture of iron simply to save a feW
Bauer, a Boston physician who, has «-« nts.\ You niust tsse Iron‘In a form
atiidled widely horh In this ••ountry and that can l*- easily absorbed and aaslml*
great i:ur«*pean Medical Inaf itutiona > iated like Nnxnted Iron If you want It
when, as a ma'ter <>f fact, real and to do you any good, otherwtae it may
Irtie strength can only come from the prove wors<- than useless. Mgpy pp
food you e»t |4>it {>e.>rle often fall to athlete or prlleflghter has won the day
get tha s/renrth out of their f.e»d he- *imnly because they,knew the Sfnret of
cause they haven’t enough Iron In their *r<-at strength and endurance and filled
blood to enahbj U t<» (hnns.- fee .1 into (u* |>|.»m| with iron ts'for*- he went Into
the affray, xfhfle many (iuot,her has
defeat simply
living matter. From th.-lr weakened.
nervous erudition tliey know something gone down to InKlorious
la wrong, but they cant teR what. s»i . for the hack of Iron
they generally commence doctoring for ' s'
Wtrr Iren M p,
iryvnptofll* of oth**r « .fc 2<a'i«n l« n<*l s rninfM^ip t> »r r**o*4r
by IRi*K of in flu* »"*»»* whi.h i§ m«*H fcn »«irn mtwm*
thlnil fna> «jn f»»r ) • wirw - u ■ -n<tiiMrnr« »»»• wi.J-% vTt+.Cii+'ilsirr
lifilient mutr+m untoM aconr . *f. V.u M"* 1 *^* fnl^ ti.*g4lr Inorontr
I»r*- fit.! nfp.tfikf or Ml II von rTx.v f „ ,M *" IT l« dwd t\A idinr*
nr* run# .F nic ». r 'Ja M o 11 ? 1 ? Xkt * «o;f». m#t** fh.rS' bta< k th* hemfh
yourself to tli'tke the f dl.-mpig test ., ty. n*i(rkr> It >• • newt #>f.nt r.in..|. In nmrl>
See how teiic >'ou can work or how. fur »:i torn* I'Mlu a'Ieti ». *« t., n-rr.iaa rim
you can walk Wlth. ut becoming tlr.d 4 *" ^'.ditv.ii. T1 'na’iora ttirera h»t- .11 h ir-at
Ne\t take t w . Kve-artm t-ilt. (■- or.''' '"Xa'-t liyt that ti^o- ef. r ♦. r rf-it
it < o.ev Vt. a at. A tr. oi . X ,11 .1 o a »>*""" "* ■h.,-pC I. .tout, n It tl-v c-.m..,
dinsrv XW.\st« d if t 1 iree tine s p. r cvL. »n> man or tiyTan U",>Uv tin who IvYa Iren
day after lireuls f .r two weekv ' Vlt* m an.i Irw-e-av- er*y.Hi |yit i^r (.lit nr mrr ‘tr
test y.Htr stre ngth ag-tin »n.| see ^.r - ' ur " «S- " >• •«' ■> v-t th. haw V. ,-r1nti»
► ourself lixw-uiMt’b. y.Mi have ga'n^r
• f nervous 'ruyf-d-.WIt
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For Sale By JNO. M. KLEIN ANtf THE WAITER BORO DRUG CO.
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Mrs. D. J.
Mr. anil Mrs. P. J. Lunas anjl fhll
»lr«-n spent July l nt Isle of Palms.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Koger. aB^
children. Josephine. Merle nnJ
Francis, are spending sometime at
the homf- of Mrs. Roger’s parents.
Mr. and Mr*. E E. Easterlin. Mr.
Koger Is making his home at Jones-
viUe whepe he Is employed by the
Southern Railway.
The many friends of Dr. H. W.
Black will regret to learn that he
is nonfHie.1 to hi* bed from an at
tack of fever. It is hoped that ho
will dip out again in a few days.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—2f>Q bushels good qual
ity ear corn- for sale. Apply to [
Wilbur Diiggers. cn Bedon Horse
Shoe place, or at Colleton Bank
ing Company, Walterboro. Jno.
1^“. Lucas. It.
FOR HALF—Lot of< one acre with
old school building thereon. Situ
ated in best pgrt of town and near
school building. Apply for price
and terms to Board of Trustee-.
Lodge School District. Lodge. 3.
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FOR jHALF,—Mason Fruit Jars and
cans for canning tomatoes, vege
tables and fruit. Colleton Mer
cantile Co.. 7-4*2t.
FOR SALE.—One 5-piece parlor
suite furniture and one table
piano in good order and tune.
Prices cheap. Apply to Mrs.
Levy. 6-27-tf.
FOR SALB—Two mares. ! one five
years old and one nine years old.
Both country raised, gentle and
nice. Apply to G. W. Glover,
Walterboro, S. C. 6-27-4L
FOR SALE—Alnpost new 2 1-2 H.
P. International gasoline engine.
Guaranteed to be good as new.
Price about one-half cost. A
bargain. Apply *to The Pres.s
and Standard.
FOR SALE—Fruit jars
quarts and half gallons,
man & Son.
tf.
in pints,
A Wich-
tf.
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THE SALE
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Is Now Going On
I)<» not overlook the BARGAINS we offer you with
the reduction of ‘Jo cents or every dollar you buy in
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our store. .
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In consideration of high prices of gcK»ds on the
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market at present in any line—and in the JEWELRY
line as well—we offer you at this time.
Real Bargains
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in the first class goods we handle.
You will certainly be able to get vour DOLLAR’S
WORTH for 75 cents, as WE ARE GOING OUT OK
BUSINESS, and we want to save the trouble and ex
pense of moving the goods some where else.
SALE WILL CONTINUE ONLY TILL AUGUST 1.
Fmn Jewelry Store, Inc.
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Mrs. B. H. Grave* and children
return-! home Saturday from \>al-
Krboro. y. ik :) *! “:• h.Tte Vc P visa
ing relatives .and friends. Belton
Journal.
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Misses Sara Caroline Grave- and
Dorothy Duncan Hawkins let* Sun
day afternoon for Seneca. .'here
♦hoy will spend this weok the guests^
of their aunt. Mrs. M. R. Brings.—?
Hidtoh Journal.
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Willie Wit sell, who lias n SPrv '
ing’-in the navy for *’veral montli«
* • cawie hohie vesti r<iav on a furlongii
j of 4S hour*.' Mr. Witsoll is in the
* pink of condition, and appears t v
he getting much enjoyment out <'f
the servi't*-
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Mr. and Mr*. G. Sullivan. Af
Lodge, came to Walterboro Mondav
on business.
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• MARRIAGES *
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BEACH—HIOTT
Stokea.^ July *10.—Mia* Mari*
Beach and Mr. Wilton Hlott were
married Sunday afternoon at three
o’clock, at the home of the brlde’i
parents, Mr. and Mr*. W. Beach.
The ceremony wan performed by
Rer. P. W. Warren Th# hare
many friends to wish them a pros-
perona life.
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Mi** Sarah A. Caldwell, of Lodg«.
and Mr. J. B DuBoi*. of Walter
boro. were married July 1. at the
home of the bride, by Rer. Paul K.
Crosby. The bride l* a daughter
the late Tho*. H. Caldwell, and Mr.
DuBoi* la a prosperous farmer of
near town.
* Mr. and Mrs. N. G Mot ill left
this afternoon for Glenn Springs,
where thev will spend two weeks,
going from there to visit Mrs. Mnr-
ralj’s 'relative* In North Carolina
for the remainder of Mr. Monall’s
vacation. /
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Rev. C. B. Smith and son Pinok-
nev, are spending today at White
HaR a* guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
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rvson ( annon.
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Secretary S. L. Reid, of the South
ern Carolina Association, i? in Beau
fort this week, having cone over
there to ronduct a campaign for
membership* in the association.
B H Willis, of Cot tan* v I He. was
in Walterboro yesterday. Mr Wil
li* Is one of Cottageville’s leading
cittJiens and business men.
Mrs. John It Glover, . who has
been at the Clara EsDorn Infirmary
for two weeks, returned to her home
yesterday.
Master Hallum Smith, of Smoaks.
is visiting - his cousin. William
Smoak.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Luca* are en-
. ioving a two week’s stay at Saluda,
N. C.
Mrs. Edna Felder and daughter.
Miss Hazel, returned home last
week from Bsteahurg and I^esvtlle.
where they had been spending sev
eral week*.
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Mrs S. M. Crosbv and Master
Theodore Crosby spent the latter
oart of last week In Charleston
«ltb Mr*. Crosby’s daughter. Mrs.
R. R Padgett.
J. C. Loper. of Charleston spent
a few dav* last week In Walterboro
with relative*.
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Mis* Pauline VeCant*. who has
been on *n extended visit to friends
at Walterboro, retamed to her home
at Jacksonhoro last Friday.
FOR HALF—-Monuments.
agent for Cherokee Marble Wbrks.
See me for estimates and secure
my figures before buying. C. C.
Hiott. Round, S. C. tf.
FOR HALF;—3 pound tomato cans,
five cents each. A Wichman
§on. tf -
FOR RENT—Residence from July
• 15 to October 15 at $20.00 per
month. B. G- Hyrne. Itp.
WANTED
WANTED—A hustling young man
to sell Singer Sewing machines.
Good contract with chance of pro
motion. Address Singer Sewing
Machine Co.. Beaufort. S. C. ll-4t
WANTED—At once, party or par
tie* with a small saw mill outfit
To contract to cut several small
tracts of timber on the Seaboard
from Charleston to Savannah.
Good prices paid to reliable par
ties. Sullivan Lumber Co.. Green
Pond. S. C. 7-1 l-3t.
WANTED—Prices on ^4000 cans
' No. 3 tomatoes. Must be labeled
and dated. Will take them in
5ft and" 6ft can lots. Colleton
Mercantile Co. 7-4-2t.
Logs—Pine. Cypress. Poplar. 12
Inches and over in diameter.
Will pay good prices delivered
our pond, .Anderson Spool A-
Bobbin Mfg. Co-, Charleston,
S. C. 6-27-St.
WANTED—The public to know that
1 represent three ’FIRST, CLASS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES,
and can take care of any nntf aR
risks, whether in town or coun
fry. If interested wH;<; I. M.
F1SHUURNE. care Farmers and
Merchants Rank. tf.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—One new store build
ing. Apply to C. Gregory, Wal-
terboro. S. C. tf.
WANTED—Man for blacksmitrr
shop Apply to C. C. Hiott.
Round. S. O. . It.
LOST
LOST—Automobile tire pump in
front of my residence on Hamp
ton street. Finder will receive
reward if returned to W. 0.
Mims, Walterboro. It.
BUSINESS LOCALS
. —We have a large lot of Tennis
Shoes for Men. Women and Chil
dren at 5ft cents per pair. H. W.
Black. Jr. .
*—Good Coffee. 15 cents pound,
sugar. 10 cts. lb. H. W. Black. Jr.
—Black and white Tennis Shoes
for Men. Women, Boys and Girls—
5i> cents per pair. H. W. Black, Jr.
Great Clearance Sale is Now
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.Going,On At
J. FRANK’S
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Our entire stock consisting of
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Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods and *
MILLINERY
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will be sodd regardless of cost, as the time Mill soon be
here when our fall stock Mill commence to come in, and
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Me must make room for same at once.
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The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
NEXT TO EXPRESS OFFICE
WALTERBORO, S. C.
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roarsfiirauM
Our Federal Reserve bank always
keeps on hand an immense supply
of currency and we can always get
what we need for our depositors
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by turning over to it, if necessar. ,
the notes on which our merchants,
fanners and business customers
have borrowed money from us.
Every business man with payrolls
to meet will understand what this
means.
You can assure yourself of this
important safeguard by becoming
one of our depositors.
MiMam
SKOCftAL SMCSVZ
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The First National Bank
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Want Some Real
COMFORT?
IVe have lots of it stored
away foryou in Old Hickory
Chairs and Rockers.
Old Hickory Fumitur*
is Durable, Beautiful and
reasonable in price in addi
tion to being comfortable.
Call and Iri ut drmonttr&te
these quashes
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BUY YOUR BEDROOM
FURNISHINGS HERE and
SAVE MONE^
AND save a goodly sum, too. Test us out. Compare
prices, quality for quality, for is comparison lies the
true jtest of values. Snch a comparison will answer
your question in the nameof this store—for We can and will save
you money on your purchases—cn any goods you may choose.
We want particularly to show you this genuine Simmons
Brass Bed in the “Adam” nenod as illustrated.X The design
and ornament are historically correct. And the new bronze
finish adds a tone impossible to describe.
It is in keeping with our established reputation for Servict
that this charming interior can be duplicated from our stock
with hundreds of variations to suit your individual taste,
and at most reasonable prices, s
You are invited so visit our display floors and see for
yourself how the newest thing in Simmons Brass Beds will
Uautify your home. >
- This Bed at Only $ 15.00
Brown Furniture Co.
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