The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 17, 1907, Image 5
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TERRY & SHAFFER
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1907
We are like a tree in the first, as we live we grow, the bigger we grow the
Having out grown our present enormous Quarters we are adding anuother
complete story./ In this new story [120 x HO] we will open this rail
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Furniture
Clothing
Crockery
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On account of the work now going on in our store
xj REDUCTIONS IN
Crockery - Lamps ^
TO MAKE ROOM
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Cbe press anti Stanbarb.
We have just received a new
ftock of letter and note i>ai>er,
bill heads and statement*, enve
lopes of all kinds ari colors. .
snTisFAericN gubranteed
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Shoes
Prices reasonable which
w ill gladly <iuote you.
Blank legal forms of all kinds a-
always carried in stock. Call
and eec u* when in town.
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UN DEB STATE SUPEB VISION
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With modem equipment and com
petent experienced clerical force
is prepared to give careful attention
to all business and accounts both
large and small, and is able to meet
every demand of its customers.
Your good will .and patronage is
solicited. CORDIALLY YOURS,
JOHN L LUCAk Brest. . B. L. FRASER, Cashier
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Great Reduction Sale I DoI, ’ , p “ sl, r 1
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Ivh* r r:; 1 Cl. T
crow 1 ’ r ' n i - • ' th.’t tiu*-
f*hlh.- ■ >■•«*:-' i, i '—♦<» tier.
Tin* >vv:»r v. •* iiMilgc.-Kit t jr'U henr-
t'.‘. > if.
•‘Why.*’ *.:t|! • he. “they crow «»nly
four tlmen « dfiv. jmd how can Mr.
Csrly’e !v !r nnuoywl at that?”
rpoii i^a’Iny of tier attitude npon
the stibbvt Carlyle replp'j. •The Indy
forget* the ; c!u I su2er iu waiting for
those four crows.”
Oner Too Ofton.
“What’s all tb!» excitement about?”
“Nothing wurtn mentioning. Man
got knocked down."
“Accident T’
“Not exactly. One of these men who
always catch hold of you and pash you
out of their way when you happen to
meet them at a crowded comer grab
bed the wrong man just now. That's
all.”—Chicago Tribune.
N.fcrogcn In tho Sugar Beet.
. The i suits of see German oxpert-
nieut* shoe.- That the presence of nitro
gen in the beet may reduce the quality
of the Juice a..«I 1«* UetriRiciital to the
nruitifntwurc of su^ar. 'Hie quantity
of injurious nitrogen .fciind in the root
varwHl w.tti the kind of feed. The use
of a single nltrogeucns fertillzi'r,
whether in tl’.e fonn of nitrate or nm-
luoni.i. Iucn»ased the quantity of nl-
tr the beet, but the use of barn
yard manure up to nb Hit twenty-seven
tons per cere under conditions of a
normal rainfall proviuired no Injurious
effect. When a heavy application of
nitrate of soda up to about l.ono pounds
per s re D made the injurious effect
may Le largely nsluced by the addition
of |>otash and superphosphate.
fe| CLEARING OUT SALE j ^
I still have on bund a lot of lovely
hats of newest style* which were
ordered late, and in order to
.make room for my fall stock, I am
going to sell these from now „ * ,
TO AUGUST 15 th AT COST
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Please bear in mind that this is no “fake” sale
but a real one. These hats bin it go. * * «
The horse can draw the
load without help, if yon
reduce friction to almost
nothing by applying
We are ovestocked on Buggies
Wagons and stoves. Crops
being good we have large
shipments of these articles to
arrive. We will sell you a
buggy or wagon at a low price
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for cash or payable next fall.
to the 'Wheels.
No other lubri
cant ever made
wears so long
and saves so much
horsepower. Next time
try Mica Axl* Grxasb.
Standard Oil Co.
Cutworms.
The successful method of fighting the |
cutworm N based <>» tlie fact thaf he
la f*>nd of >wci , m. The sweet tooth i.n
ns well developed as that of any candy i
loving Iwy.
Into n jiint of molasses or any sirup j
•tlr thoroughly n hoapiug teutpootiful
of jiaris gr»‘en. Mix this with a pailful
of bran or other tir.^ly g’lmr.d feed.
Scatter a little of the mixture la the (
hills or iijotig the rows where the
worms an* at w*-;rk, suggests a writer
in lov. a Homes:.’ ;d.
Tb 'y will cat it and be killt*.! if you
have Im-i.mi careful to s*H , u;‘e g<H>d fresh
iuirls g.ivn.
Tool* tbs Cheapest.
Po much of the v.«»rk of the garden U
doi:e by hand that a farmer is inex
cusable who does not provide himself
with the liest t.H>ls that hre made,
£oiue do not ap|>eur to realize that as
mi'cii Improvement hu.s Lecu made in
for garden work as for cultivat
ing :md hanestlng farm crops. When
he f. w 'S the weeders and cultivators
oisTatcil !>y horsepower, he will tind
that tlie amount of work ne •essarlly
done by hand has been greatly reduced
and Ls not at all burdensome.—Amerl-
cau Cultivator.
Come -
Early
Avoid - The - Rush
VERY RESPECTFULLY
Mrs. J. S. Jones.
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A. Wichman & Son.
Imitation of Ebony.
There are two 4*rocessea. says the
Carriage Monthly. In use lu the imita
tion of elway. Take n Cue grained
piece of wood, use French black pol
ish. made black with fine coloring mat
ter. or goal alt doing black varulsh
may be applied. Thla. however, gives
only a superficial coloring, and when
tlie edges wear off the light rqipred
wood shows. The other method Is to
wash three or four titties any tien-o
wood with a boiling concoct km of log
wood. allowing it to dry between each
application. Then wash with a aolu
tlou of acetate of Iron, which la made
by dissolving Iron filings In vluegut.
This ataln la very black and penetrate.
int& the wood so that! ordinary weor
and chipping will not show the original
color.
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Wh«n there is th* slightest indt -alien
rf indi<e.tii n. heart bare, fla’ulcuoe or
nup form of atomafh trouble ta> e a
hu e K<h1o1 < ci-a.iouaiiv aud you Mill
he afforded prompt relief Kodoi la a
oom ouud of vagetnhie acide and oon-
ta . the ;u>ce« found in healthf atom-
nob. Korn, direst* what v«h nat,uaken
nr food do yon too i. Bold by Jno M
[lain.
Early Norther Potato.
Few potatoes have done so much for
the fanner as th • famous Karly Rose,
both in Its own aelf nrf.l In Its numer
ous progeny. The smooth, long, small
eyed |totnto known as tlie Early North
er la much like its parent, but la earlier
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“ Our New’ York buyer wired us last week,
that he had succeeded in landing a bunch
of fine eynbroideries in btfth^J lawn and
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cambric, we wired him at once to ship,
they are now here and we'would be pleas-
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ed to have ycu call cr.1 hok them over.
We feel confident yet will &jrr?e with us
when w< 1 snert that m tms iot wc have
the orreatest values tnat wc have ever put
before the bargain hunters of this com
munity. Can we expect an early call.
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Successful Farmers
OTASH
There is nothing doubtful or indefinite about
the remits of using Potash fertiliser in the soil
for truck crops. Every pound of Potash added,
returns a panifold its weight in vegetables. It is
nature’s law, and sure ss the sun.
»«•** farmer gknaH haw “Truck Fnrmlnc.” It bun nmc
t about fertilisation WnwndUfrM.
A“BiliousK
Attack. -
Symptoms. Boor stomach,
nasty taste in month, tick
headache, sallow complex
ion, the world your enemy.
Cm—. Constipation, inset-
ivs liver, overflow of Mlo
into the system.
RsBof. Treatment lor two
mgnta oesore retin&g wtua
JlAHS5?to
umTomc Hum
r.uu.t uosr. mtE&uxa vw^to.
a::d oven mom prolific, according to
AuiCticau Agrb ulturl.t. Even lu pcof
re;!soua It has boon known to yield
mere than alxtyf«dd. It stHaua to bn
destined to become a rival at the im
portant early sorbs. ^
... TAYLORS
^WALTERBORO’S' POPULAR STORE.!
Meree Tnia
l>uot oompol me to. eo4
than I w«et by mixing It wMi my outs.
I know better Wgiu any
bow much I uoMf
Don't think Becoaee I m> fM*
the wblp I don’t get tired. Too would
move up If Under the whfcv
Don't whip me when I sat
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time end maybe make
Journal.
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for you to do when opening a bank account
here is to see our cashier for information. The
man doing a small busiueas needs a bank ac
count as much as the largest firm or corpora
tion—we are invited to make to make this
bank their haokitg home * * * * .
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