The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 21, 1907, Image 7
>XJIS COHEN & COKPANY
333 and 334 KING STREET. CHARLESTON, S. C.
house that gives you “SATISFACTION” or your money back.
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11*4 to 1-2 less than regular i
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rices; you’ll receive them by r
filled promptly and csurefuDy.
r «»h Dresses end Boy's Wash
Ksduccd 2B per Cent, off
Former Brices.
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i*M Rain Goats—One lot of Ladies*
All-Wool Cravenette Rain Coats, tan only, formerly
sold at $10.00 and $12.00; reduced to - - -
S3*oo BACH.
25 per Gent off Parmer Prices on La
dies' White Linen and White English Repp. Walking
jSifl Reductions on Silks and Dress Goods,
bite and Colored Wash Fabrics, Laces and Em-
Ribbons, Gloves. Hosiery, Mattings,
Housefumishings, Etc. Write us for samples,
can save money for you on every purchase.
Suits in Prince Chap,
Eto 1 and Pony Cost effects, made of plain Panama
and Fancy Mixtures. Reduced to close out at •
i-j off Rcfulsr Prices.
Ladies 9 Walklag Skirts—One lot of Ladies'
Walking Skirts^ msde of Panama and Fancy Mixtures,
all new styles, formerly sold at $5.00 and $6.00
CLEARANCE PRICE, $2.93 EACH. ^
Ladles iRfaiatS—One lot of Ladies’ White
Lawn Waists, about 20 styles, $1.25, $1.39 and $1.50
qualities, on sale special at
Si.co EACH.
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25 Per Cent ofl Former
Prices on Ladies’ Fine White Lawn,
Linen Lingerie and White China Silk Waists.
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•f tfM W*rW.
►ft oulzIais, bouMkiy
am Um tauten of
mm, gnat
mala ha-
Tto UmA lady's Vlaw.
*Thay aaj a canrtar plgaon wUl go
farthar thaa aay of bar bird," said tha
"Wall, m hava te try ooa,” said tha
laadlady. *1 aottea a faarl
Ihv."
KILLtmi COUGH!
M» CURB TN« LUNCal
WITH
Dr. King's
New Discovery
RMCttgr* J&hL
mi
ila tha
with tha
by Jao
Jaha M. Klalm.
Vartaiiss af Cara.
At tha Georgia rsperltarot stattoo It
has bean found that ten variate** com
pared daring the season of 1900 care
an average yield of 25.13 bashda,
Harlboro Prollflc and Cocka Prolific
leading with 28.00 and 28.30 bftahela
par acre respectively. Harlboro stood
second in 1808. Hastings' prolific,
which made tha smallest eat a. ranted
Hath this year, while Harlboro, which
gave the third smallest ears, stood
imt. Henry Grady, making tha largest
ears, ranked fifth In the total yield of
shelled corn per acre. Prom these re
sults it appears -that there seams ta be
ao very Mgnlieant relation between
tha total yield and the alse of the
thecrosh-
Cottoaasad holla
ro as a
of con
actually
ta ha
dMa at hla hoardlag borffe hart hr
SNtoc Into a bathtub toad with aaai
tog Sato wator Onta was grfiatf-
aally toataatasaans. ° Whan tha hor-
la bis hands.
Par tha goad of thoaa
my. my wife had
anflarlMr i
bla, 1 wlah
with
for
the
af that
i*a Salve, and It pratud to
inajihliig aha had Died.
ihaMKlaia.
cAayl
aahod tha taartot
“Xa." returned toe natlvn
tetot aarar aaan aay, than
may find 'am If yoa bant
- Why?
Johnny—laat a tto
tta. tnammaf Mamma
Johaay—Than how M It that a fag
hern lent made of fog?
1 — , m .
Tha higfotowg of wladaaB to not lg
tha mind, hot te tha baart—AhbetL
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For aa Impahad Appetl'a.
try af
• BtaaMMh and
BBiita, af Datnto
■ my
Ur
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SESSTKAf A
It may ha
It appears that
an tha boat Horn
Lfrerpsei and New Tarfe
£20 to £30 par asonth. The
varies fleas to
-It la gulta
tree." aays n stawardaaa In a l.aadsa
paper, -that ladtaa are not naorty aa
gaoerona aa gntleman. 1 worked Ilka
a slave ana trip, night and day. wait
ing apon an exacting millionaire's wife
and children, but they left the ship
without giving me even Thank you.’
I know one stewardess, though, who
received £28 aa a tip from one of the
Vanderbilt*, who had hla servant
standing by bint with a satchel of sov
ereigns, from which all tha stewards
and other attendants received some
thing. The mo«t generous people are
military and tlvll ofBcera homeward
bound from India. Sometimes a rich
geotleoua psaseagar falls te k>ve with
a stewardess and marries her. But
fortunoa from tips are rarely made, al
though a comfortable competency la
frequently secured te this way."
ECZEMA and FILE CURE.
FREE Knowing wha* H waa to saf•
for * win give FRU OF CBABOB,
to nay eadtetod n mllifn anaa fhr Imp*
r, WritoVW WILLsjJH.
Avuaaa, Saar Ta*.
They aay vary few aathors ateap
nmo than aavan hours a day.”
foe?
Chany - 1 wish tent I could gad
something' to ■heart my mted^ Molly
—Hava yon thought af trying Matte*
paper?
Among aB tha fine arte ana af ten
finest ia teat ef patotteg tha abates
Plto/dggfaaZ Jf/otfogg.
Jams a roairoY. - jinx ■. kobivot
PMffOT BEOTHIHS.
IQ lutetoi givs PzMsil
•v«a thb pass mm btmmmml
WALTBBBOBO. - - - S. C.
Inaurnnea.
LOAVb VKQOTIATBD.
Housm to Rtent*
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WALTSKBOSO. i. a
I* V. BLACK St,
DENTAL SURGEON
Mot Hohn: 8.80 im to I
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J.L VALKEK
Atto—bt At Law
nos Oouat Boon Bgcaa
WALTZRRORO, A O.
OFFIOK OF
Op* A. 4. Andtepson
. DENTAL SURGEON
Office Hours: t
8 p. m., • p. BL
OFP0SI1S Fhrmara and Man
WALTERBOBO. 8. O.
jumammm
camruMMsao.
karagtes mmmm
day te mah manth i
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WALQBMMO DRUG 00.
And i
Kaapteti
i san Imivb tbs kagsksf
• yoa get closer
unr.
E*RLY_CELERY.
Geed Methed at Obtaining a Crisp and
Tender PradueC c
perb*pa the most satisfactory way
of blanching ssrty celery on • small
acala Is by means of ordinary farm
drain tiles af about four inches Inside
dlnmetw, placed ever the plants after
they have* become almost fully grown.
To facilitate the work of placing foe
tilea over the plants aome of the out
side leaves should be pulled away and
the 'mate peart of tee plant loosely tied
together by meaaa of a soft string or.
batter, with what Is known as paper
twine, being,* string made by twisting
a strip of soft: paper. This string will
AN OLD ADAGK
8 AYS.
LIVER I. tk.
wet ami wEl offer a* resistance to tha
further growth of the plaaA Theprse-
anoa af ten tllaa wUl causa the leevos
to draw up afeoee the to» af tee tllaa.
t acraaa ever tee top
[hfc team the tetarlor.
IT the
the evapotntlon from
a> tendency te keep- the piaat cool dur
ing the bant of the day, and a vary
crisp, and tender product te tee result
This matted at Manchteg te desirable
atee. om account of Re eteaatteaea, as
oalary treated to tele war *0! need
vary little washing hstore marketing -
Mt
Id’s Pi
metore the action of th/
■( fin noratel enndteton.
6lke tone to the system mtf
•sfidflesb to the body.
WiR Nte Stehstitiite.,——mteh
Clllct IS ENDED
•#
Cntnd Iwteltes to Kecjhc
Mr Tretlneit, D b Sad.
ANOTHER MEETING AUG. 23
Everybody!
With klsay pteoaa anhar i
Ones aha was ao thin and <
cry with pate—
Mother gave bar Oasoaawest. bow tea's
wall agala. Bold by Jao M Klein.
Read Um adtorttement this week
in The Frew and Standard, and vote
todaf.
Plsytbinga af Awalswt CbiMrou.
The Rxwt iHimlttva toy Is tha doll.
It date* back to prehistoric ft sees and
la found In every part of the world.
This one would naturally expect to
find. A child seeing Its mother nurs
ing other younger children, would tml
tala the example #tth an Improvised
doll. Top waapena. agala. are older
thaa history. Many ef the other toys
at present to ate data from tha earli
est times of, Which we have aay rec
ord. to the tomha af tha aacloat Igyp-
aioag with painted della having*
Ha ttmbs, hate bean found mar*
ala
by string*
unite Hay
doits, toy harass and wooden carts
and ahtpa. In tea Louvre there are
some Greco-Roman dolls of terra cotta
with mevabte Joints fastened by wires.
Orate bnbtea had rattles. Grate bays
played with whipping tope. So did tha
hoys to a arise t Home
Results af Resent Masting of RapiW'
san 1st Ives of the Income Bondbaid-
era af the Central ef Georgia Rail
way and flaw Owners.
New,York, Aug. 17.—After a three
days* conference ta# representative*
of Income bondholders of tha Central
of Georgia railway sad the saw own
ers of the read in the persons <*
Oakletgk Thorn and Marsdaa J. Perry
hava parted, learltfg the points at
Isaac to be settled at a meeting O!
the board of directors scheduled for
August 23.
Tae spokesman for the bondhold
ers said after the conference that the
saw controlling interests la tha com
pany had given them every facQKy
to arrive at the exact status of the
railroad* fin*sees and that they were
confident of receiving fair t rental eat
from the directors.
It was also stated that the results
of tha race at meetings showed tint
tha Interest had Vcn earned on the
bonds and that th holders of all dam
es of securities wars entitled ta in
terest payment*. K
WORK or WRRCKER8.
Remedy for Diarrhoea. Never Known
to Fail.
"I wont to my n few «.
haralkn'o OoIIol Cholera and Diarrhoea
“ r.tSte «mi
la Am the ■
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•sop's la Zork counter and hnm never
known it te Mite «oot a aura In aay
I ftoithallonn not sa^teo
jrld."-^. Jamiaoo. Barite
York*
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pntaoft font mat ia n nnrt n# tbn
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PasMngar Train on Georgia R si Irate
Is Derailed.
Augusta, Ga., Aug. 17.—Passes
gar trala No. 27. oa tha Georgia mil-
road.. which left Angusta at 8;Bfi
o’clock Friday afternoon for Atlanta,
was derailed near Hearing. Ga.. an
tha result of the work of wroehun.
Rounding a curve Engineer B. ft.
Morrtaoa saw a pile or rocks oa thb
trash before him, bat ho was usaMe
to stop hla train la time to ptsvate
the e.igtoe crashing teto tha rotes.
Ia tha smashup three of tha ossa
weft hurled from tha track and tnm-
cd ivar, sad tha engine was dam-
ag}i. Tha fireman was badly to-
Beyond a few bruises and a severe
ska hasp. however, tha pa sg sag are
wan cot hurt in the aeddeat.
As soon as It was poaalbls to gdt
wire connection with Augusta and ub-
plain tes situation a relief train wnn
ordered out, and dogs were
to tnu. tha wrockara.
APWLIKD TORCHBB. .
Irnsam tow 1m
Olarkavilla. Tana., Aug.
riders eat fire to the general mms
ehandlaa store of W B. Wall. c( Fkn-
donla, tela county.
Wall to not a mamhar of tha Unit
tifon*
baand
^?1b»llT>d^gnt r
-W
w«.' «
n latter to Jain nr to
laava tha eonatry. Tbd atom andton
stock worn valued at 81,000. with to*
snraaee amounting to •1,700. Oadl
ail had hoan ponrad oa tho atom If
tho larandlariaa
On tho same night n party el wfo
want to tha farm of Mm.
Nicholas a. a abort ptoUaeo
and peUod up nlao acre* of
ssmptatoiy rutatag It. Mr*,
aen to a widow, aged 78 yean,
to prostrated aver bar tons.
a nan
tel 10 spate tel n fiuitogea
•oiispossunon pep nov
non pan *ui iso svq
in Tko Pwnnd Btandnid, and tofti