The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 07, 1917, Image 4
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
Wednesday, November 7, 1917.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
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DEATHS •>
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MRM; W. E. JONES
We beg to announce that we have gone
into the Sales^Stables business, and shall
appreciate a call from any prospective •
buyer. We hope to be of service to the
public and save our farmers some money.
Our Mr. Beach and Mr. Buchanan are
now in the West buying some choice*
horses and mules, which they will have! in
Our lot on Black street, next to J. Frank’s
store, Fair week.
. . GALL AND LOOK THEM OVER
WA^TERBORO,
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It’s to your interes>to visit our store
U while at the Southern - Carolina- Fair at
Walterboror next week/ We ai-e well i)re*
pared to show y°u a Hue of Seasonable
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^lothingi shoes and gents’ furnishings at
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very moderate prices. Ladies Goat Suits,
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Cloaks, Ready-to-Wear Hats, Sweaters,
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| fancy Dress Goods and staples at mone£-
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MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEAD-
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QUARTERS WHILE AT THE FAIR.
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WHERE THE DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY
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Mr*. W. E. Jones died at her late
residence on Hampto D street Friday
afternoon, rollowinf- an illness of
several moriths. The funeral was
held at her late residence Saturday
fternoon at 4 o’clock, bein* con-
ducted-by her pastor. Rev. C. B.
Smith, of’life Methodist ehurch. \
arge number of her neighbors, rela
tives and friends assembled *o do
her this last honor, and to follow In
the slow procession^ to Live Oak
cemetery, where the rnterment took
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Mrs. Jones was Miss Maggi^Wil
iams, of Allendale, and she cantf^to
Walte^boro more than fifteen yea
ago as a yApng lady.. She was mar
ried to W. E. Jones, and of this un
ion four sweet‘little girls were born
as follows: Andrew, Carolina,
Catharine and Enid.. These, with
her husbanl. her mother. Mrs.* Lila
Williams, of Allendale, and two sis
ters, Mrs. Dunbar, of Allendale, and
Mrs. Fr«pp. of Rluffton, survive.
The deceased was a lovable wo
man. possessing sweetness and cha’-m
of manner, which won for her
riends of everyone who knew her.
She was a consistent member of the
Methodist church and faithfully ob
served Its teachings. AXa mother
she was devoted and -kind, setting
ar exam;>l« for, her daughters which
they might well f mulate. As a wif**
she' was dutiful and'thoughtful, and
unselfishly her life was given for
those about her. Genuine sorrow
and grX by friends and neighbors',
as wed! ,'s by relatives Is felt at he-
untimely death, and the synrpathy
^df all gOf s nut to the bereaved "hu.'*
band and chiidrch.
.MRS. HARRIET FUBKRTSON
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| Mrs. ^Jarrief Roberts>n, t^rhaps
th|- oldest V^nam I?’ <’olleton oomitv,
f n.of ihe oldest pe~jK)n. di-yl at her
iom« : qt«e r S♦ okc <lefo 1 k-r !J2. Mrs.
Rebertah^,. was /(‘jno**- rer •#kabi £ '
woman, and. t»as pctiv’e to .1
jjhort while tj-t'yre her death. She
came fn <ujently-"hK WiRcrboro and
manv. \y*r r ,cns re’d/tSied npor *h^
great /vitality v’v : . didplxy l- .\lfs: |
Hoh/'- tsoh at fhe time of ^t-l -debth |
V*1 years.-S nionth^ , abd.' 1*j
4 , ' l ;ige, and she‘had lived'>JM
he h*nz anti useful life’ in this|
[cotrety and he ir the place where c h"
fH t -vv the light. She was a faith-
fit' .uie{nb' ,r of Mt. Carniol Metho
dist church, iahd was noted (of her
i;r.righ»ee*X of life, and for her I
great Industry.
HjShe is survived by one daughter. I
Mrs. Nettie B'.sfeh, of Ch,ajle£tort. j
ah?l two wps. Hud Mtpbertscn., of |
Orangeburg, aftd Steve Hoberts'on. of
Stokes, besides these she has about
12<* grand children and 25 great-
grnn^ children. . : The mother of a
great’family she has gone to her re-
ward. I
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You are coming to the Southern Carolina Fair, and many of
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you will be exhibitors The use of thelbest farm machinery will
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always help one to produce the best the land c-^r p^oduce and in
consequence better exhibits and more of thehn. • It is our business
to supply you with this machinery which ^fcare doing to the best
, of our ability. We constantly look out Jqv improved ' and new
types of farm implements. > ;;
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Fair week we shall have on display nev^X shipments just re
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Cars of Buggies
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le Buggies are BLOUNT and ROCK HILL, and the Farm -
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Implements are tftewell known AVERY line. Among these are
Cultivators, Disc Harrows, Stall: Cutters, Turn Plows, Etc.
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Dr. J. H. Raker.
May fiOcale Herr.
Dr. J. H. Baker, of Cottageville, '
was in Walterboro Tuesrfay, having
come ov?r to see about making ar
ia ngimeots to move to Walterboro
for the practice of dentistry. Dr.
Baker mtPil'that tie expected to
come here and locate. The people
of Walterboro will be pleased to
welcome his interesting family. i|
Sale
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TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING 125 ACRES IN
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COLLETON COUNTY. ABOUT 50 T<* 75 ACRES
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OPEN LAND. BALANCE TIMliKHED. CHICK
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fluYm^es'Tn the trenchOs. We must
furnish a jrtace anil fhe opportunity;
for them toXpp alive the com! it
fluences and impulses of home jand
ehurch; /Fhej' nntxt lie -furnished
with-a ■•place to read>and wrtte and
associat'l together ns Xiey did at
home. X/'<.
The Yduug Men’s'Christian Asso
ciation offers to do this torXs if;
we prill help them. Will arfyl
refuse to help?
I ask the following men to meet
at. my ofice Monday. Nov. 12, at llll
o’clock, to formulate plans to -ae-
compligh this work. Colleton is th"
only county which Is not yet doing
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If the men named below cannot
come let them send* > substitute.
Each man nani^d la To select two)
others from hfs township to com? I
with him and join us in the work. |l
Verdief. Uving M. Fishburne. 1
Sheridan. B. G., Willis.
Glover, Edgar Hiers. X
■V Fraser. Hiram Hodges. /
! owndcs C. W. Drawdy.
Blake, Harrison Cannon.
Heyward. G. E. H. Moore.
Bells, J. D. Hudson.. .
Warren, W. H. Yarn.
Broxton, W. O. Jopes.
- M. P. -HOWELL.
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In addition to^the above we desire to call vour attention to
oui' full line 6f Stoves and Ranges. The “RANGE ETERNAL”
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is above any cook stove ever sold in Walterboro, and we have a
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full 4jne of other cook stoves and ranges as well as a large assort
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ment of heatei*s.
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MONUMENTS!
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UARUfcJ? Works, see me for 1 ;
ESTIMATES AND SEC-UHE MV
HGUKKJ COKE I'.l'YING.
C. C. HIOTT
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We have one and two hors^ wagons in the folk
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Harness, Gears, Plows, Rakes, Hoes, Shovels, etc., etc., Guns
and Shells. Nails, Saws, Hatchets, Hammers, Auto Tii'es, Casings.
Hinges, Lap Robes,. Etc., Etc. •
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ANfiptG IN HARDWARE At ANVT1IIIE
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VValterboro’s Leading Hardware Dealers.
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