The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 18, 1907, Image 7

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V & COMPANY 232 and 234 KING STREET. SHARLEStO.N, S. <2. The house that gives you “SATISFACTION” or your money back Goods marked from 1-4 to 1-2 less than regular prices < Write for samples and prices; you’ll receive them by return mail ts Orders by mail filled promptly and carefully Misses’ Wash Dresses and Boy’s Wash Suits Reduced 26 per Cent, off Former Prices. » —:o:— kadie’s ^.ain Goats—One lot of Ladies’ All-Wool Cravenette Rain Coats, tan only, formerly sold at $10.00 and $12.00; reduced to - - - $5.00 EACH. 25 per Cent, off Former Prices on La dies’ \yh Skirts. hite Linen and White English Repp. Walking Qig deductions on Silks and Dress Goods, White and Colored Wash Fabrics, Laces and Em broideries, Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, Mattings, Housefurnishings, Etc. Write us for samples. We can save money for you on every purchase. Ladies’ Tailored Suits in Prince Chap, Eton and Pony Coat effects, made ot plain Panama and Fancy Mixtures. Reduced to close out at - - 1-3 off Regular Prices. Ladies* Walking Skirts—Oi? t* 1 L / i Walking Skirts, made of Panama and 1* »• cy .W t j cs, all new styles, formerly sold at $5 0 > . 1 s'.. ;c CLEARANCE PRICE, $2 9* EACK. Ladies (Waists—One lot ’ ulics’ White Lawn Waists, about 20 styles, $i.- > $ 3 n 1 $1 50 qualities, on sale special at - • Si.co EACH 25 Per Celht. ofl Former Prices on Ladies’ F“ine White Lawn, Linen Lingerie and White China Silk Waists Farm Wood Lota. ThrouKhotH » very Urge ]>orHon of llie United Stjitv.s I’eailjr every farni bag a certulu j.itit of Uh area under wood, either planted, ua in reKiona otherwise treeless, or of uatuml growth The value of tbia wtaaital portion, be sides afforv!iu« protection from the wind. Is ebietlj’ foF fnel, f«>U('iiig uud railroad ties, with aoiue building uia terial and the wood needed for special uses aliout the farm. Without the wood lot the farm very often would In? an unprofitable luvestmeut. b*'cause the farmer eobUl not atTonl to buy the wood which now costs him very little except the labor of cuttiug and moving It, but in the majority of cane* this I»art of the farm fi far less useful than It might easily be made. Thin is true because the farmer does not tdudy its productive capacity as he diva thai of his fields and pastures, and hence docs hot make it yield as fully as he might, with little or no additional labor. If he went about it in the right way.—Gifford rinchot. t d *not K .a, worn out by the perr- Ish, c* v.a b b have fouod CascMwett a boo tad? classing, Osscusweet la for babies 41 i 5 iidreu and ia especially good for » ills po common in hot weather. Look for the ingrediei t« printed on the bottle. Contains i o harmful drugs. Sold by JnoM Klein. So Tired It may be from overwork, but the chances are Its from as la* •ctive nwrrn ^ With a well conducted UVSR one can do mountains of labor without' fatigue. It adds ahundred per erat to ones earning capacity. It can be kept in healthful action by, and only by TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES l When a .man wants to turn a lishoneat trick he has notiouh’e 11* ti-utinK an excuse that will satiefy his conrcience. Ludoraed by a Minister. Rev. Parker Holmes, pastor of the E.rst M K Church, Sooth. Hlckoiy, N. says: “I haveure'J Uydales Stomach Tablets for indigestion and regard them **s a perfect remedy for ibis disease. I 1 k* oleasnre in recommending them to a I solTvers from indigestion.” Use Ifjilale’s Stomach Tablets for your stomach trouble and von will join Dr Holm's in thta strong endorsement. Th ?e tab'eu wiil enable your stom- .se'» u « fs:tt.t your food, and thus nour- s > lb* body and prevent tha partial titarvafon from which all dyspeptics utfer. ‘i L.*<.e tablets relieve all uisa- gici h! <■' mptoms at onoe. They wiil inert.'is^ v nr strength and flesh almost from the tirst dey’s use, and will soon restore yon to perfect health. Juo M •in. This suggestion of Roosevelt' •s pro ccusul of the Philippines 1 seems to have made a creat hit with a lot of the high financiers of this country. Only they want him to go there at once and remain permanently. Occasional headache, belching, bad taat* in the mouth, lack of appetite and ••if ht nervousness are symptoms oi in* di.eeton which, when allowed to go \ nncared for, srill develop into a case of ’ dyspepsia that will taka a long time to get rid of. Don’t neglect your stomach At the first Indication of Double take something that will help it along In its work of digesting the food voa eat. Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia | will do this. Kodol will maka your F food do yon good and will enable yon 10 enjoy what yea eat. Sold by Jno It Klein. We expect to take our summer ▼Acation the week after the stan dard Oil Company pays that fine. KILLthe couch and CURE THE LUNGS with Dr. King’s New Discovery FOR Colds? 8 AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. GUAKANTEKD SATIS FACTORY! OB KONST BEFUNDEP. .lohn M, Klein. Tins Patent Office records show that a Florida man has jut t invented a new typo Of snow shovel. S *unds almost as appro priate as though an fiskimohas tiled an application cn a new lawn mower, DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are good . for anyone who needs a pill. They are k email, safe, snre tittle pills that do not gripe or sicken. ’Bold by Jno M Klein Whdtti’lot of men are in a harry to get nowhere to do some thing that does not need to be done. Pale People .Uade Roddy by Rydale’s Tonic. Pale people are pale because the blood Is deficient fn quantity or poor in qual ity, or both. This impoverished condi tion of the blood is almost invariably canned by some watting disease. Tbe ‘ cause may bew-cbconic disease, each as dysptpeia, consamptlon, malaria, etc or it may be the remit of a t acute dis ease, snob as fever, etc. It matters not what cause produces this impoverished condition of tbe blood Rydale’t Tonic will restore it to Ht n irmsl state and bftag back tbe boo of health to tbe pale cheek. Rydale’s Tonic ht pnt np in SOc and #1 sixes. The large size contains 2 1-2 times the snull size. Jno M Klein. A boy’s first ambition is to Ity the snare dram in the yil- band. Better be riding a hobby than to sit grumbling by the side of the road. STOMACH TABLETS AM WAtANTOD TO CUM- Indigestion and y- Dyspepsia. VOU PUN LM 0 TUNY PAM. TO STOMACH TABLBTS i atAMPt. i OMAGH T Aeatf Oaai TUB SYDAUI .A . Health in the Canal Zone Tbe high wages paid make it a mighty temptation to ooryonng ar tisans to join the force of skilled work men needed to construct tbe Panama Canal, many are restrained however by the fear of fevers and malaria. It is the knowing ones—thoee who have need Electric Bitters, who go there without tbia fear, well knowing they are safe from malartons influence with Electric Bitters on .hand. Cures blood poison too, bitllposness, weakness and all stom ach, liver a nd kidney troubles Gnaran teed by John M Klein druggist. SOc - - ^ John Barleycorn still holds the championship belt as the tighter. To core a celJ tirst move the bowels. Bee’s Laxative Cough byrap acts gently on tbe bowels, drlres oat the cola, clears tbe head. It’s pleasant to take and mothers highly recommend it for colds, croup and whoopingcongh.Guar anteed to give satisfaction or money re funded. Equally good for yonug and old. bold by Walterboro Drag Co. The famous Cl ff House at San J rancisco hat been burned down. Well, it coul t not have been a much hotter time than the old place has often seen before. It is cliiimea indigeniion is tbe nation al diseaaa. That’s why the druiand lor Ring's Dyspepsia Tablets keep increas ing because th*iy do the wo»-k. Stomach trouble, dyspepsia, indigestion, bloat ing, etc., yield quickly. Two day’s treatment free. Atk yonr dinggist about them. Sold by Walterboro Drug Co. 'Qrefossinal' Jtyotfces. Garden Lore. Apply a little superphosphate of lime to the late pea rows. Burned garden refuse Is an excellent stimulant for tomatoes. Allow no Iteans to go to seed where green pods are expected. Put a stake to seed onions where there Is any chance of the stems being blown over. Potato vines ought not to he allowed to lie about on the ground after the zrop Is dug.—Gardening. DeWitt’s Oarbolizert Witch Haxel Halve is good for boils, horns, cuts, scalds and skin diseases. It is especially good for piles, bold by Jno M Klein. Nothing pleases a largo woman more than to have a m an cal) her a dear little girl. Mothers with little children need no longer fear croup, colds or whooping cough. Bee’s Laxative Congh Sykup tastes good. It woiks rff tbe cold thrngh the bowels, cuts the phlvgm, clears the head. For young and old. Guaranteed. Secure a bottle si once. Sold by Walterboro Drag Co. ..Some men aive; older men amputate themselves from their other men It is a little dreadful to con template what would become of the Feary Arctic Club if anyone should chance to discover the North Pole. _ ’’Billy” Muldoon has lost his star header. , REVIVO UtTOKU VTUUTT wShSm Iff Is.” money. rmxro sad quickly. less ratals their loot 'B H ...snsaees. Lost Vitality, Sexual Buekes Loet Power, FalUat Meemry, Meeeeee, and effect# Qt eetf-aboee oi effects of a, wfct 1 or marriage tsdlecretioa, which saute see far ■re It not only ct • pftak fflwwrfe weleeltoofcesMra- stall, aa f it css heesiried In vest pocket. By package, or etx toe S» AS. We aa« eesseel to all whs wish it, tee. Circulars free * >R0 DRUG 00., ■ ms. mmm KO. K* * JAM Eg E. PEC R l IX) Y. ISO. ff. PEURIFOT PEDRIFOY BROTHERS. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. All Badness given Prompt'Attsntien. I OVES THE PRESS ANOStANOARO. WALTEItUOUO. - - - 8. C. m d’ mm Real Estutr, Broker Ago and In lira c-. LOANb NEGOTIATED. Houses to Opposite the Market, WALTERBORO, 8. a The candidate who is so glad to shake your hand before olec- tion is very apt to shako you ct- tirely after election. Chsml (rlaln’s fouj of the Pest on tbe 1 :h Remedy Isrket. One; PRIMITIVE ANCHORS. Stones and Wooden Tubes Filled With Lead First Used. Thou* npiM>nr t** Is? two hlcas which have 1,‘»1 ii|* to tbe invention of the modem anchor tirst, that of attach ing the vessel by menus of a rope or chaiu to a weight wulflciently heavy to keep the vessel from moving when the weight has sunk to tbe bottom of the sea. and. recond, that of using n hook Instead of or In addition to the weight, «<> as to catch in the bottom. Thi? English word anchor Is practical ly the Fame as the Latin ancora and the Greek angkura, meaning ‘‘that which has an angle,” from the root ank, bent. The earliest anchors made on the book principle probably only luul one fluke instead of two. In the “Sussex Arehaell, roll.” there is an illustration of °what has been surmised to bo au anchor made out of the natural forked branch of a tree. It was found with an ancient British canoe at Rurpbam. Sin sex. There Is in the British muse inn an interesting leaden anchor with' two flukes bearing a Greek i Inscrip tion. Its date ls*als»ut 50 B. C., and I' was found off the coast of Gyrene, j The Invention of-the anchor with two flukes la attributed by I'ausaulus to Midas, by Pliny to Eupalaiuas and by Strabo to Anacbarsls. Diodorus Siculus states that the first anchors, were wooden tuls>s filled with lead.' while another classical writer say? 1 : that before the introduction of metalj anchors lumps of stono with a hole, through the middle for the attach ment of the cable were used. The form of the anchors used by the Greeks and Homans is well known For many years Chamberlain’s Con; h Remedy has constantly gaiued in favor i from representations on Trajan’s col j and popularity until Uia now one of M - *“ 4 ‘‘ M • be most staple medicines in trse and j has an enormous sale. It is intended especially for acute throat and lung diseases, such as roughs, cold* and croup *.ud can always be depended upon. It is pleas* nt aad aafe to take and is undoubtedly tbs best in tbe market for the purposes for which it ia intended. Sold by John M Klein. utnn ami In the catacombs at Romej os an early Christian symbol. This form does not seem to have changed materially for quite a thousand yean, as is shown by the Bayeux tapestry. SURGEON J. 1. WALKER Attobfbt At Law i 1 \ . After all it is enlightened self ishness to reach doflrn and lift up The man lifted up can not drag you down 0, Tour skin should bs clear and bright if yonr liver .Is in normal oondittoa. Ring's Littls Llvsr Pills act on th# liv er; and headache, constipation and bil iousness disappear. Pries 25 cents. Bold by Walterboro Drag Co. Automobile jokes are growing scrace. Tho automoble has grown altogether too serious for jokes. Crncx Court Houss Squarx. WALTERRORO, S. O. OFFICE OF 'Dp. A. J. Anderson DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: S « 9 p. m., o p. m. OPPOSITE Farmers and Mar chants Bank. WALTERBORO. S. 0. ECZEMA and PILE CURE. FREE Knowing what it wax to suf fer * will give FREE OF CHAROI, to outoadictsd a positive curs for Soso- ma, Balt Rhoum, Erysipelas, Piles and Bkin Pi rax sxt Instant rslisf. Don’t suffer longer, Writs F W WEuLaaMB, 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York, Kcdoso Stamp. is a soothing, 1 . ■o drags having a nxiefftlc effect. RELIEVES qtuciuy ftXKi •ootnes tnc conscsuxs membranes aad thoroughly hexu aad dsxassa * Valfetblff ant onbr lor ^ CATARRH! bat relievos colds, throat tmublm,* hay flxvnr, “stipped-up” nose, etc. Boy a fi» sent tubs ol NoflBHA bam WALTERBORO DRUG 00. UNITY LODGE NO. 55 A. F. M. holds its regular oommunioationa 4th Fri day in scch xsooth at 8 30 o’clock, p. m. All visltiag Brethren ore cor dially invited to attend. XT A. WESTER BERG, W. M. N. G. MORRALL, Boct’y. The richest man ie tbe oae who is satisfied with what he hss. Tho Toeoh not Heals lx tho touch of Buck lea’s Falvff. It’s tho; Arntoa fknren . svsr oomponadsd. No matter how old tfcff sore or atexr Is this Salvo wiUomrs it For hnns, ■oaldx, oats, wounds or * Stretch Your Lejs and be comfortable. Streit patent foot root is a part of the chair | forms tufted front when not ia use. Morris' Chairs wear well each one gnaran*. security of satisfac tion. We can show you some beautiful Strait Chairs, richly carved, • Wether or valours. Cell and tee them. a # Ipjjt O' ■ rf ■*- .i^l Fins Furniture, Floor Coverings, Wtmres,Mantels, etc, A)w The EoLipm ClcenshW Be- r^Ketoc. ... COWPERTHWAIT & CO SS8 King fttrsst. I 0HAXU8T0M»aa w* * Tho Girl* Wero Still Ono Ahood. A young «ud Itnsiiful professor wni frequently oinbnrrassed by jokes hit girl pupilii would play on him. These Jokes were so frequent that he decided to punish the next peri>et,rators, and the result of this decision was that two girls were detained an hour after school and made to work some difficult prob lems as punishment. It was the custom to answer tho roll call with quotations, so tbe following morning, when Miss A.'s name woe rant'd, she rose and, looking straight la the professor's eye, repeated, “With all thy faults I love thee atm," white Miss B.’s quotation xvas. “The hours t spend with thee, dear heart, ar# OS h string of pearls to me."—Ladles’ Homo Journal. The wav to gat i id of a cold, whather it be a “bad cold” or just a little one, Is to get it out It out of your system through the bowels. Nearly all cough cures, especially those that contain opi ates, are constipating. Kennedy’s Lax- Mi ve Cough Syrup contains no opfataa and act* gently on,the bewels. Pleas ant to taka: Sold by Jno M Klein. The man who can see nothing but fun in life never r mount* to much; tha man who can see no fun at all in life never amount* to anything. How's This?. Wa oiler one Hnndrad dollars reward for any case oi Catarrh that canaot b* cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cura. FJ Cheney A Co., Toledo, O We the ua- dereigned, have known F J Chany for the leaf 15 years, and believe him par* feotly honorable in all business trans actions and financially able to carry oat any obligations made by his firm. Wald* log Kiouau A Marvin, i * Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Can Is taka Internally acting directly upon tho blood and muooassurfacesoithe system; Test!* menials tent free. Price Too, per bolt)* Bold by all Dnurciete. Taka HalTs Family Pills for ooosth patten. Next to the man with a^^K ance th* greatest bore r _ vho will no_ th yon when yon who will not sympfftfeiai tell Joan. A Humane Appeal A humaae dtizea of Richmondhot. Mr U D Williams, 107 West Mala 8t, Dteoovocy, tho only romodv that hit holnod am aad — *- — proprietor's reoommeadatlon.”ft am otero lives than all other throat and ’ ‘tee pat together. UtedaTa cold care the worid ova. „> .?v...