The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1901-1982, May 16, 1906, Image 8
i. IF our rate of inte
enough,
2. IF our rate of ij
enough,
3. IF the accommoda
factory,
+ 4. IF our business is
think it is),
5. IF you are not alre
invite you to
| Ebe Win
Pays 4 per cent on deposits
2 per cent on deposits
3
New!
IN FURNITURE, IRI
riages and Go-Carts,
all at right pricer. E
aud Rocking Chairs.
MILLINERY DEF
woman should see t
DRY GOODS AN]
ried and full. Easy
here.
Special attention
and Curtains. Som
in Rugs and Door M
ting. Big stock to s
J. 0.
That
your
You liablt
Know when
secon
GINES, Steam Engines,
Ginning Machinery, W
know whether you wish
you bargains.
Don't put off your gin
to go to ginning.
W. 0. McKE
Corms
-More!i
WE START THE SPRI]
AND BETTER BAR
PARTMENT TH
Men's Suits a
worth much more than
Men's Pants=
regular bargain prices.
Laces and
in large quantity an
ordinary bars
Shoes for'Men,'ad
and Low Cuts, Vicis, Kit
certainly please you in s
L. L
..l... DOES Il
That's what Brown'
garden. The very thiu
den. Saves lots of ho
Screen Doors and i
styles. Buy now and
same for the whole sez
The White Mountait
Always gives satisfact
A full line of Hardwe
ware here.
.J. W. f
PAL.M E-T
i Brillii cyi Honet i
stain, Oi an VarihS
0
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F:
0
0
rest on deposits is high
iterest on loans is low :
tions we afford are satis= :
e
safely managed (and we
ady a customer, then we
become one.
e
isboro kImank.
n the Sav-rwoc Department.
In the Commei cial Department.
trrivals
)N BEDS, BABY CAR=
A full assortment and
xtra good lot of Lounges
ARTMENT full. Every
lese offerings.
) NOTIONS--Stock va
to find what you want
:alled to Window Shades
e tempting offerings too
its. Come here for Mat
elect from.
BO A G.
it is a good plan to make
wanits known to the old re
W. 0. XIcKEOWN & SONS
thinking of buying uew or
:d-hand GASOLINE EN
Boilers, Saw Mills, Cotton
ater Tanks, etc.? Let us
to buy or sell. We can give
repair work until you need
OWN & SONS,
el, S. C.
argalils.
G SEASON WITH MORE
AiNS IN EVERY DE
AN EVER BEFORE.
from $6.oo to $12.oo well
we ask for them.
_A big lot of these and at
Be sure to call here.
Embroideries
: endless designs. Extra=
ains in this line.
ies and Children. High Cuts
s and Patent Leathers. Can
hoes.
ANDECKEiR.
Garden Plow does for the
ig for cultivating the gar=
~ing. Try one.
Vindows in all sizes and
et the good benefits of the
Lson.
i Freezer is the best out.
on.
ire, Crockery and Glass=
;BIGLER.
TO PAINT
hen elimat e. Un ri valle~d,
Pure Creosote, ShingleA
ans. en for C>lor Cards.
Kind Words.
One of the most interesting
publications that comes to this
office is "Our Dumb Animals,"
published in Boston, with Geo.
T. Angell as the editor. The
primary miss;ion is to teach peo
I ple to h kinld to dumb atinimals,
but it also contains many very
excellent selections. In the April
number we find the following,
which is taken from "Sacred
Heart Review.
"Kind wordk do not cost mueb.
They are quickly spoken. They do
not blister the tongue that utters
them. They do not keel) us
awake till midnight. It is easy
to scatter them. And ob, how
much good they may do! They
do good to the person from
whose lips they fL11. Soft words
i will soften the soul. They will
smooth down the rough places in
our natures. Care to say kindly
things will drill our natures in
kinkness. It will help pufll up
all the roots of passion. It will
ive us a spirit of self-control.
It will make the conscience deli
cate and the disposition gentle.
A woman cannot make a habit of
speaking kind words without
augmenting her own gracious
temper. But better will be their
influence upon others. If cold
words freeze people, and hot
words scorch them, so will kind
words reproduc themselves and,
soothe and quiet and comfort the
bearer. They make all the better
elements of one's nature come
trooping to the surface. They
imelt our stubbornness. They
arouse an appreciation of bet
ter things. Let us say the
kindly word. No one can tell
how many burdened hearts may
be relieved, bow many dis
couraged souls may be inspired.
Say it every day to the one who
disturbs youwhile you are busy,
asking for work; to the one who
has almost lost hope: to all. Re
member, kind words can nev-er
die."
It is possibk- to abtain relief from
chronic indigestion anid dyspepsia by
the useofKODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Some of the most hopeless cases of
long standing have yielded to it. It
enables you to (igest the food you eat
and exercises a corrective influence,
building up the efficiency of the diges
tive organs. The stomach is the boiler
wherein the steam is made that keeps
up your vitality, health and strength.
Kodol digests what you eat. Makes
the stomach sweet-put the boiler in
condition to do the work nature de
mands of it-gives you relief from
digestive disorders, and puts you in
shape to do your best, and feel your
best. Sold by all drn~ggists.
A Day Of Opportunity
Some disconteuted ones will
tell you, young man, that the
more labor saving devices human
intelligence produces, the smaller
are your chances of success.
This is the dismal plaint of short..
sighted, small-sounded pessimi
mism. It was considered a labor
saving device to build the steam
ship, but the steamship has
brought the whole world into
four very close and compact
corners. It was considered a
labor saving device to build the
locomotive, but the locomotive
takes you to the open plains,
the fertile valleys and the gold
lined mountain sides, so you can
reach the harvests of the Al
mighty, which, had you relied
on your tired legs, could never
have been gained. The boy to
day has little to fear that the
field is becoming overcrowded in
our own country. It is just being
opened. It is for the young men
who are just begining to think
what a wonderful world this is,
to study well the achievements
of the past, and to see in what
manner they are to be improved.
Never did the world call more
loudly, wore insistently, for
yomug men with force, energy
mU' purpose-young men trained
oo somew one thing-than to
i.L:. And every year that cry
) sluder, more insistent.
tthe times demand men of
an e, ;l i rI , <neigetic minds,
Uo the mant who insists on do
og iusin's4 in thme old-fashioned,
um.dirm warv i- :s much behind
be i rocoi m s the man who
.nsiss o0) tratvp'1 with an ox
team insa of1 I by railway.--Ex.
A goode~p xill.onf is imp)ossible
with the stoneen out of order, If
pasty sail'>w peopie would pay more
attentlin to their~ stomtachis arnd less to
the skini on their faces, they would
have hetter COmpildexion. KODOL
FOR DYSPEPSIA will digest what
vout cat and put yourJ stomrach back in
rimzht shapeh t o do its own work. Kodol
relieves pa ipitat~ion of the heart, flatu~
hence, sour stomacht, heart burn, etc.
Sold1 by all druggi.its.
The Dispensary.
We l, it must go to the people.
The whole question will be
tort sbied out on the husting this
su''nr aind judgemient will be
recrde a110t the polls. The issue
wil] be 01pen and every candidate
for the gaLeral assembly should
be eureti to elaborate his
views upcon it before the people
of is' county. The governorship
w ill be be fought for ou the same
lines, but the governor cannot
make the laws and thle people
must exp:ess themselves upon
the diispeinsary in the choice of
legislators.-Charleston Evening
The season's irst cold
May be slight-i-av yield
to early treatment, but the
next cold will hang on
lon ger; it will be more
troublesome, too. U n -
aecessary to take chances
:)n that second one. Scott's
Emulsion is a preventive
as well as a cure. Take
SCOTT's EJILSIOg
when colds abound and
you'll have no cold. Take it
when the cold is contracted
and it checks inflamma
tion, heals the membranes
:f the throat and lungs
and drives the cold out.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists
409-415 Pearl Street, New York
5Oc. and$.00 - - All druggIstU
Plant Peas.
Every good-size farm should
have a pea thresher; and twenty
five or fifty extra bushels of peas.
over your demands for home
sowing, will bring more than
that many dollars to buy some
needed household goods or your
family a new suit around. If
you are a stock-farmer, plant
peas-if you are a cotton-farmer,
plant pea -if you are a fruit
grower, plant peas-if you are
a trucker, plant peas--if, finally,
you are in symathy with the best
interest of the South and have
any regard for the fertility of
y3ur soil, plant peas. This is a
common ground, where we all
can and should meet, and as the
cow-pea can be planted any time
from the first of May to the first
of August, we call upon all to re
member to plaut as many peas
as possible-sow them after
your grain, put them in your
corn; plant them between your
trees, sow them in your melon
patches, and plant them on every
available space you can find to
put them upon. Ther. will our
soil be improved, our stock better
fed, our fertilizer bills reduced
and we will be much better off
in every respect.-Southern Cal
tivator.
See that your druggist p ives you no
imitation when you ask foi Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar, the original
Laxative cough syrup. Sold by all
druggists.
Knockers Unpopular.
An exchange gives this good
medicine to its readers:
"Don't be a knocker. Hide
your little hammer anid try to
speak well of others, no matter
how small you may really know
yourself to be. When a stranger
drops in jolly him. Tell him
this is the greatest town on
earth-and it is. Don't discour
age him by speaking evi!. of your
neighbors. There's no) end of
fun minding your own business
It makes other people like you.
Nobody gets struck on a knock
er."
UNDER TAK ING
WILL BE CONTINUED IN
the future the same as in the past
in the old establishment in all its
departments with a full stock of
Caskets, Burial Cases and Coffins
constantly on hand, and use of
hearse when requested.
Thankful for past patronage
and solicitous for a share in the
future, in the old stand.
Calls attended to at all hours.
TilE ELLIOTT GIN SROFE
J. M. ELLIOTT & CO.
J. D. McMEEKIN,
Dentist.
WINNSRORo, S. C.
office over M. W. Doty's store.
ASureRemedy
for
* LamRe
) Numraa
Sprainsi
&Bruisas
PRICE I
254504&*O
SOLD BY
All Druggists|
Dr Earl S.Sloan
Read This.
If you want to In=
sure
Your Cotton, i
Your Dwelling and Furni- t0
niture,
Your Barn and Stock,
Your Store Building,
Your Merchandise,
CALL ON
We H. FLENNIKEN.
Promnpt attention as well as prompt
settleniet.
lW, S STEWART,
h
Columbia, S. C. b
Mantels, Tile, Grates,
Stoves, Ranges and Re
frigerators.
Builders' Hardware a
specialty.
Write for catalogue and
prices.
Monuments
from
RION GRANITE.
We have opened up
Granite Works at Rion
and can fill all orders for -
monumental and ceme-4N
tery work. I
Best material, high grade '
work, prices reasonable.
Your orders solicited.
Works at Rion, S. C,
Powell Bros. & Co.
Rion, S.C. o
2-28-3m1
J, Wilson Gibbes i
TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS H.
Cl
1412 Main St., Columbia, S. C. w
R)
South Carolina Agent - J.
DENSMORE TYPEWRITER-The R
best writing machine at any price. W
CHICAGO TYPEWRITFR-T h e
best for the price-$35 and $50.
AL L MAKES-Rented, Exchanged,
Bought. Repairing on the premises by
an expert.
RUBBER STAMP FACTORY
Stamips made every day on the prem
ises. Stencil Plates, Daters, Number
in Machines, Check Punches of all
OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FUR- cen
NITURE-Everything from a Pen
Point to a Roll Top Desk. Sectional mo
Filing Cases, Bookcases and Card In
daxes a specialty, 10-18. pro
the
EVERYTHING IN
Flower s
Plants
Bulbs a
Seeds.
Choicest up-to-date varieties grownH
Carnations, 75e. to $1.00 per dlozen.
Roses, $2.00 to $:l.50 per dozen.
Lilies, $2.00 to $6.00 per dozen.
Chrysanthemums, $1.00 to $6.00 per
dozen.
Wreaths, Crosses, Anchors, &c., $3.00
up.
Bouquets, Boxes or Basl:ets of pretty
Mixed Flowers, $1.00 to $10.00.
Fine Wedding WorK a Specialty.
Only give us an idea what you want
and price and we will please you.
ROSE HILL GREE ROUSS, _
COLUMBIA, S. C. -
edWe ship tlowers every where. CO
Horse Notice.
BULOW'S COMET will miake the Fitti
eason, beginning March 1, at Cedai Lace
rree plantation on private termis.
T. L. BULOW
2-2m Rigmay S. C. Col
ORSES, MLARES
I have the best se]
iat can be seen i
lwn.
Saddle Hors
Harness Ho
Cotton Mul<
Heavy Muk
In fact can suit yoi
horse or mule.
Examine my stock
nd I can do busines
D. A. Cra
If you want a bu
arness, get my pr
uggy on the marl
[ill.
OR PRICE AN
IT WILL PAY YOU
SEE US WHEN Il
A LARGE STOCK 0
BEST KINDS NOW
GREGORY=CONDI
1117 Plain Street.
arolnaIFalI
Capital Stock 4
HOME OFFICE: Ml
f ice in Farmers and Mer
--Directo:
J. MONTGOMERY..........
S. COOPER.......... .......
C. GRAHAM.............. .
lAS. A. SMITH.... ........ .
H. CROSS.................
CHARD I. MANNING........
C. MACE...................
B. SCARBOROUGH.........
STACKHOUSE.. ...........
NSURE YOUR CROPS AGA
We insure your Tobacco for.........
" " T ruck for...............
" " Strawberries for......
" " Cotton for...............
" " Small grain for.........
The cost of this insurance is small in con
have at risk.
The premium to be charged on all crops,
t. of the amount of insurance. On toba
re risk, the premhium is only three (.3) per
The losses will not be pro rated but paid
of of loss has been filed at the home ofie
loss is adjusted in a shorter time.
Local Agents W
J. M. JENNING!
FOR FAIRFIELD
WINNSEBOF
S-KEEP CO
I can show you the
of FIGURED ORGi2
LAWNS in town. A
vince you that they ar
cheapest you can get
the money.
GEO. R. LAU[
T~ON GINNERS AND M4
Write for prices on ti
.it ('oupilings aue
( :II..e Co--ks Oil Cu~ps
SSaws 0;i (Cans )ht, Leather
o~gs ljectors Pipe .
Leather Paeking all kindls, Shafting: Co
cise in mnachinery si
umbia Supply Co, - - -
SadMULES
[ection of stock
n any country
es
rses
is
'S for hauling.
i in any kind of
Get my prices
s with you.
.wford.
ggy or a set of
ices. The best
Let is the Rock
D QUALITY
TO COMEITO
NEED OF
F THE VERY
ON HANDS.
3R MULE CO.,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
nsurance Co
~25,000.00.
ARION, S. C.
:hants Bank Building.
...........Marion, S. C.
.............Mullins, S. C.
.............Marion, S. C.
. ... ... Timmonsville, S. C.
..............Marion, S. C.
..............Sumter, S. C.
.............Marion. S. C.
............Conway, S. C.
....... .....Marion, S. C.
INST DESTRUCTION,
..........................$10Per Ac r e
..................... .... 100 "
.......................... 100 "
........................ ... 30 "
tparison with the investment tha t
except tobaceo, is two (2) per
ceo, where there is considerably
cent.
in full within sixty days, after
e, or may be paid sooner, in case
anted by
COUNTY.
OQ, S. C.
prettiest line
iNDIES and
ook will con
a the best and
anywhere for
>ERDALE.
ACH1INERY OWNERS
ie following
Lubricato-rs Belt, Gundy
Belt, Rubber Drill Press
E jectors H~ammers
FilesPulleys
!.irs for shiafting anud anything
- Columbia, S. C.