The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 14, 1917, Image 7
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THE
AND STANDARD
PACE
The Right Medicine in Many Ca«e»
Do« than the Surgeon’s
Tribute to Lydia E. Pink*
p®® s Vegetable Compound.'
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Operation or Death—But Med trine Cored.
Des Moines. Iowa.—“My husband says I would
hawe teen in my grave had it not been for
Lydw L. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. I suf-
lered from a serious female trouble end the doctors
Mid I could not live one year without an operation. /
My husliand objected to the operation and had me
try Lydia E. Pmkbani’s Vegetable Compound.' ]
soon tomraenofcd to get better and urn now well
and able to do my own housework. 2 can prcom-
mend Lydia E. 1 uikhani’s Vegetable Compound to
any woman as a wonderful health rest >rtT.”—Mrs.
Blancde Jeffs**,*,703 Lyon St., Des Muiiies,Iowa.
Another Operation Avoided. , ~
. Richmond, 2nd.—“For two years I was so sick and weak from
female troubles that when going up kairs I had to go very slowly
with my hands on the steps, then sit, down at the top to rest The
1 YEAR OF t HKKK
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A lot of good fortnne i? in stor^
for those families who are on The
Youth’s (iompanton sabwription H*t
for * year of fhee|
Then- will he li.’ vlorious serial
or gr«rup stories.rangins from a,
girl’s war story by. Grate S. Rich*
mond an.1, Indian adventures by-Jas.
Willard Sehnlti. to the unrivaled
tales of iormer days by (V A. Steph*
ens.
Thj' charm of Companion stories
lie* in i tie fact that whether they
are especially written for hoys or
for girls, everyone enjoys them to
the full. Then there are ' special
pages fen the Family,. Hoys. Girls,
ami even for little children—while
the Kditonal Page, Current Events
< land a Doctor’s Corner supply all the
^ requirements of the family for good
reading. And this particular feast'
tan come .from no other source.
The Companion alone is $2.00,
but bv special arrangement* .new
subscribers tor The Companion ran
•also, by adding only 25 (■•'•ets. have
AlcCnll’s. Magazine, for 1M8. both
.publications tor only $2.25.
This two-at-one-price offer-In-
elydes:
1. The .Youth’s Companion—2»2
issfites in 1918.
2. All remaining 1917 issues of
The Companion free."’
3 The Conipanion Home Calen-
dai ioi 1918.
4 McCaH's Magazine- 12 fash
ion numbers in 1918..
- All Jor only $2.2o. «•*
THE YOrTH’S COMPAMON,
Common valths Ave., Hciyton, Ma*«
Ww ^ujii-i ripticnie received at this
of bee. ■— — —— -]
SliyS SHE fflliS
IBID OF MAG
KF.t t »M'lK\l>S IT AS GKYK.H \l-
V HiJIC AMI STOMACH
REMEDY
taken it with good results. I did so, my weakness disappeared2
I gamed in strength, moved into our new home, do all kinds of garden
■ work, and raised hundreds oi chickens aijd ducks. 1 cannot say
enough in praise of Lydia E IW.^iam's Vegetable (bmpo md.”—Mrs.
M. O. Johnston, Route D, BoritiO, Richmond, 2nd. .
Of course there are many serious cases that only a
surgical operation will relieve.' We freely acknowledge
this, but the above letters, and many others* like them,
amply prove that man" operations are recommended when
medicine in many cases is all that is needed.
’ If yoo want special advice write to Lydia K. Pinkham Medi
cine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will tx» opened,
read and .answered by a woman and held in strict confidence.
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Just received two car loads ot K fln e
horses and mules, suitable lor farm us^
These animals were selected by - our Mr.
Ayer personally with a view to suiting coik
ditions in this section, and he states that
^ he can guarantee them to be what the peo
ple here want for their use.
Any one wishing to buy a good horse
or mule, is invited to call and inspect these
before placing their order.
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WAGONS, BUGGIES AND OTHER FARM
$100 Reward, $100
Th? f*-a«l*>rs of thl* papor will
tSoasoil f* it-arn that lb-re Is at
one dreage<1 <hsea#- that science h*a
be,n able to cure In alt Its stages and
that Is catarrh, ('atarrfc tx ing greatly
Influenced t>y constitutiouil conditions
requires < or tltutlonaf trearment Hall’s
Catarrh Medfetne is t.altcn.vnternally and
a» te tl^u tlte Bloftd on Die Mucous Sur
faces of the System there hr destroying
’fhe louzi iatiov of th- ilisr is,- giving tf
patlea t- strength by huihline ut* the
stitutivn ttid aisis'lng natur- la doit
work The r-rnprlotor?,• hav* so ,fhuch
faith i.a the cgratlve powers of'Tiall’a
Catarrh Mediciae that they gffer On®
Hundred I >•> liars for any • a sc fhit It fall*
to cure F. r.d fsr list of tef tinomlais.
Addreer K J CHKN’KY A CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Sold i y nil Druggist. 71c.
THIRST H»li KMIUl.KlKiK.
Rectoi (after exposition of Sun
day schqol b-tfson to infant class I —
"Now W 'uld any little boy or girl
like to ask- mr a question?"
A terrible Infant- Have you got
on trotis-ts undet that nightgown?”
The Latah
The Sonthetn • Carolinu Fair- «IH-
he^held fit Walter ho ro n«'Xt Week.
Nov 1H to It’,. This is .one/of.the
best county Or communily/ fairs in
tl'^ Stat^’T* ■ami we prt tljct-', a large
•ttendanie for this f.xRh This fair
ha gttnyn to lat’ge proportions and
flu nirh ■ ,m>i class jyjiusement for
the fieL 1 ’ oi HvK section of Soqlh
t’s.:olin!> It >cKi c'.m do .■-/ go evet
o* Vou will enjoy it.. Wo
. i !r.. iT^> u<t of a complete program-
ynn days, hut it .cawtvlwj
1;!» fev/iMTbliratior this week -They
Jt.A e Planned four hig days^ so fol-
1 ow /1he < i-g\vd and /go to Walter-
In/no. Dorchester JCaclX
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“I Should Worry -
Now About Cornor
They Feel Off With “Ooto-It”
Two corn*.are no worse than one,
^nd one is noting at all—when you
use , ‘Gets-lt,” Mie one real edrn-
shrinker, corn loosener, pcel-it-
right-oS corn-remoV^r. That* be-
PROVED VALfE id HER
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‘Tanlae IM«I Make n fJreat Im-
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pmovement in my Con
ditio*.
”1 jusf^thlnk the wprld* of Tan
la< as a general tonic'and stomach
remedy, and am clad to recommend
It.” declared Miss Lilia Shelton, of.
No. <5. ^aco St.. Greenville, in A
strlenient. “I/took Tanlae for a
generally run down condition and
chtonic appendicitis. 1 had been in
had health about two year* and .1
suWeV- d a great" deal with indiges
tion. ! was as nervous as eould be.
I never . te anything-at all hardlv.
r n f n t..T ate jnrt like a bird—a lit
tle at ,i time.. I suffered awfully
w.i*h headaches, too.
J ’ The Tanlae g-reafl\ improved
m> conditJon In a very short time
!♦ made rue sleep better than 1 had
sl< ptX two year*., for.'t quieted mv
n< Th*- Tanlae gave me a goof
gtinetife. ,toq. I began to sleep all
night ’one. .and. my whole svstem
was* built up and strengthened:- The
mediiihe rertainly did' mak* a great
ImmovVnjent In no condition-.”
T.inl.t/-, the ‘‘’’ !>*
sold/ ji'. CoMidon cntinfv by: .loo.
V Kl< in Waite - !.hold; The (Colleton
rvp:,s< Co.. Colleton: .QotageyiU
D-tn: (’o . ('oftaeevflle; IslandtOn
Metcanti!,' (’<)., Islnndton; W.> C
Glover Gteen Fond arid lackson-
boro R. If flisbop A- Co. Ix>iTc«>.
COI l.ETON WILL
CONTINUE WORK
Delecntloii Agrees to--Make Appro
priaJion fni- Support of Home
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Demonstration Work.
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IMPLEMENTS
Ford parts carried in stock, and service on
cars by expert machinists.
M-s •DCra Dee VV-ilker.ji*si->fant
^tit, av *nt for the home d»mofistra-
*lon\vork In Rnnth CntoliM, was at
Smonks comnmnity fair Fridav fog-
♦ he pnrfyisP of consuftindr with the
del* githin^ as to tjtcir cfesire in fe-
**id to continuing the itonie demon-
stratinn work for n^M year. JJenafo,-
Padyujt «u»rd R» prekentatives Good-
wir ,iiid Smoak were* present.' ami
.-vt-oHee agreed to-insert the item in
MicX ouoty Viipnlv hill wh n the
JCc 4 t »tu,'.' meotf Tn Jnnnarv. 'Thot^
oroViijed that the two agent® ^hputd
receive the. yatoe Kujoiy and the j
snpte expense account, ‘provided MX |
Twcdie Ficklinr and Mis- Emma
fane W-n were to 'he th*' agent
for the , our.tv’ iicx"t\ vear. "Jdii-
Mlssrs Kicklinu ,->rvd Vain ngr»\<i to
do. afid the agicement,Vas aci-oid-
riglv signed Under its\ ntovfstonej
1'Oth th sc ladier will jyoidt- for O ;
eqtite veai Tltis yeag„ Miss Vain
’•ill not work during De«,-*-mip‘> and
she receives less for her work than.
>s Fit kltng ^ • \ y/j
d'legatijm and “Mntjrfr”
VV^lkX.werj' delighted-at the strow-
lng Xx tna(tX s fo 1 tln'ir year’s wptk. :Vnd
were XervXuuni limentary to hotfi
the young ladk^s who htpre perfotni\
ed surh rtdcndiXivnik' dnting the
year, it j* ti-o icv fir-t w)t)» the
« Met ien.-e® r\M,, d'iXj/’ yen t th, \
will tie atilc' to evenXwf<rr woik
pi’Xf yea i The tdan vdihe to con
tinue the sajde dlvKlon ef rrqritotv
next year, each r>f thV agents ocinr
in charge of ahout onXhnlf o
county. Miss Vein. WillXnye h*
headduarfers at S«no^ks atVjfl Mi-
FicdtUhg 'at Waltejbdro.
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Everybody’s Store
H. W: COHEN
Has just returned from the North with a
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large stock of everything suitable for men.
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women and children. Our prices can’t be
beat because lots of our goods were bought
for cash. ^ '
APRON GINGHAMS
10c, 12 l-?f, 15c
-* WHITE HOMESPUN
10c, 12c and 15c. •
SILKS TAFETTA
from $1.00 to $1.50.
‘ LADIES’ HATS-
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49c to $5.00..
^MEN’S SI ITS
Rlii€ Serge and fancy col-
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ors, $7.50 up to $18.00.
- SHOES
to fit the whole family:
High and low shoes from
$1.50 up to $4.00
A very nice line in Chil
dren’s School Shoes.
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Men’s and Bovs’ HATS
at old prices, ‘ •
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BOYS’ SUITS
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from, $2.50 up to f7.H0
MEN’S and BOYS' Pant*
from 50c up to $5.00. >
Don’t buy your Ladies* Suits before you
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see ours. We have an awfully large stoc'k
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in Children’s Union Suits and Underwear
in wool or cotton.
• REMEMBER THE PLACE IN GLOVER’S FURNITURE
STORE, NEXT TO THE RESTAURANT
L
H. W. COHEN
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Mules! Mules!
YES, MULEk THAT ARE MULES
Large, small and medium for all .classes of work.
The BEST MULES ever JtfmighlJ to Colleton .county.
Also several nice Mares. Another car load to arrive this
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week. See them before you buy. Cash or Credit.'
See them before you buy.
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General Merchandise
Clothing,
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SO OECEPIIVE
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Full line of General, Merchandise. Shoe
o'ceries, Hardware, Farm Implements Wt are pro
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p serve you at all times with bjgst the niarket at
my
fords!
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SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY
Rizer & Ayer
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Will Sew on a Button^Mend a Rip,
Put in a Tuck, or Let out a Pleat
THBRE’S NO JOB TOO SMALL OR
NONE TOO LARGE, NONE TOO
SIMPLE OR TOO COMPLEX TO
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DEMAND OUR CARETAKING AT-‘
TENTION.
CLEANING, PREHSLNG, REPAIR
ING.
THE ECONOMY PRESSING CLUB
Thone 84J
B. M. CROSBY, Manager.
Viard’s Barber Shop.
©*• ©•ra'V'iw.'
«aus® two drop® of ^Gets-lt” ease*
your corn-pal ns at oni-e, and you
know that that old 4-orn has bi-en
’•nipped In the Mid.” •‘(Ji-ts-It”
makes rutting and digging at a
torn and fussing with bandage*,
salves or anything el»e entirely un
necessary. Remember “Get*-It” i®
safe. ’ X
You’ll not have to tak® off your
shoe or pumps under the. table-at
the cafe to ease your squirming
soul See that you get '‘Gets-It.
Don’t be insulted by Imitations 25c
is all you need pay at ahy drug
store for •‘Geta-lt,” or It will be
sent direct by E. Lawrence & Co.,
Chicago. 111.
HIGH GRADE
MEAL CONTAINS
POTASH. DO YOU
WANT ITT
Many W.ilfrrbotfi Ibwiil* 1 U.ill (,*
Realize the Kerimvom^s.
Bros. Co.
von
Backache is so doc ptiye.
It comes atuf goes— keep®
Kiio**ing. yy
Learn tlX:cause—then curt it./
1*ossih)y it’s weak kidneys.
ThatX why Doan’s ^Kidney Pills
are So eiTeclive.
They’re especially for weak or di«
o-deted kidneys. .
Here’s a Wallet boro case.-
Mrs A. rthkenhake^ Bridge St.,
^ay»: "1 had a dull pain in my
back all the time and in the morn
ing when I got tip. 1 was sorrt® and
stiff. I tired easily and it was an
effort for me to do my housework.
..Varied lots of remedies hut the
trbuble continued. A friend rec
-) nrmmemhnr tnraTT^ ■KttmPT ’lMlty'TmtTi
I got some at the Walterboro Dni"
Uo. They soon Rave me relief so I
certainly am glad to recommend ■
them.”
Price Gde, at all dealers. Don
'imply ask for a kidney remedy- j
cet Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same:
that Mrs. Rickenhakcr had. / Foster-1
Mllburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, X. V
SMOAKS, SOU^H CAROLINA.
rnic memt
uMKAPICS’l FKPIt
Walterboro Oil Mill
MARKETING HOGS
Beats burying them. Steve Hoover.
Mt. Pleasant. Iowa, writes. “Cary'
menced feeding my herd of aberit:
10ft hog* B. A. Thomas’ Hog Pow
der over two months a»o , Fifty
were sl^k and off feed. z^Nearhy
herds had cholera. I did not lose
otye—they s»'e well and growing
fast.” A. Wirt'man A Son, W’alter-J
boro, A. V: Baggett Henderson-
'dlle. / ' imo.
Our Service Will Keep Yoor Car in The
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Best of Condition.
Your automobile needs treatment once in a while, just
like the human body. The carburetor may be out of or
der; the spark plugs may be dirty; the cylinders may be
clogged up with carbon and working poorly; in fact your
car gels sick just as you can. If there is anything the
matter with your car call up 188. Our corps of expert
\machanicians will render- you prompt, courteous and
/ satisfactory service at reasonable cash prices.
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Gasoline and Cylinder Oil for Sale
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The Colleton Garage
RAILROAD AVENUE, WALTERBORO, S. C.