The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 25, 1907, Image 2
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One •f the Dainty Operations In
Modem Dentistry.
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THE WAY THE INUY IS MADE.
In Fragile Gold Lnaf, the
, Matrix la Sunk by Yibr^tion In Semi*
' Ax id Aabastua and the Mold When
j Set Filled Wyih Por^laln.
Thta was an upper front touUi that
ha^ ooca been nicely tilled with koWI.
tat freak decay bavine net In around
that dlllnf It bad - become neceaMury to
SU tbo tooth again. Thi« time, the
Santta aald, he tiioogbt he would fid
It with porcelain.
AB the proceaaea of making a pot
entate Inlay ere lotereating. Having
cavity In the tooth to itn
mMwoB depth and shape, the dentist
to make a matrix or
gold foil, which he la
without breaking this
lit material hr the use of a bit
It and the crowd*
he crowds the gold foil
within It everywhere to
oavftj perfectly and gets
all areeed the edge of
eee.
Now the fh'ntlut take* a email me
tallic holder ni**ut tiu? fiSze and ,
of n very amnl! f!an< ettrll, which he,
filH vitii jM»wden«d aalK-atiia mixed I
with water, ami on top of tDls > U*ld» !
tng material, handling It gently with 1
a pair of pllera, he net* the delicate
little gold mold, with Ita cloned end
down, renting no on the surface **f
the moistened powdered aetieetun
This holder haa a lip on one aide of
its edge, by which It can be llfte*l with
a pair of pi lent made for the purpnw
mm w &
ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE,
the
najliidu depth
.■tat proceeds
5ux
al
and rervlng thna na a handle for It
MftinK the little eaurer now by tMa —
handle, the operator mlm nt, the ban !aKe ^ -jWSUUlie^
die very gently, aa one might draw a
fiddle 1k>w very gcotly back and for'h Tln*y » ho aak much should
on the atringa of u fiddle. A leed |k“T> ”IV0 ni'ich. ,
ell might do fhr this, but he la likely " — ;
to uae aouie profesaioiial tori with a , 50 chocolate rested tablet a in a oen-
chaaetl or «?ugra ved handle, whoa** ir- p., x p, | ( *« only 25 ceata Kaav
regnlarltiee will heighten the effect. 10 pteaamt iu effect*. t*afe and
and. nibbing gently with thin on the sure. We guarantee litem. <
handle of the holder, he eonmanlcateM
She gaald so exaeOy teat the Inlay to*
if Mods te It wtas sat Into place wllP
gktedy tt
iHBato It
ntifflnd with
•vsrrf.
In the cavity, but
rKh HI odgah^ flush all
tea Miroundlng surface
of the cavity In
like the tiniest af
_ _ _ „ may, have soma
; gbapa. Socardlug to the shape
r? tat; whatever Ms Shape,
af gold foil Is so alight and
tete that a touch weald crush It, and
f^.Msms Indeed as If a would
MoW H away, ag prebaMy It would.
dH’jta may wronder hew a solid
„ iip c»a ever he formed
te a*|iHM ta frali and delict*, tat ti
te «A Btalty very temple, aa you will'
Uke rather.
tey hair broatad
aay longer,"
a orach la It Uke te*
to It and to Its contents and to the lit
tle gold mold on top continuous, gentle
vibrations, which, slight as they are.
still cnuse the mold gradually to settle
and Imbed Itself In the wsnlfluMjnssw
in the bolder, and this arttfcote la the
slightest changing Ita tea**' These
vibrations are con tin ned ffll
has settled to the mitered
then the water t
asbeetua. sod there yea have
gold mold firmly I Ofeddd IB**”-
rally solid material a ad
The Inlay will be mads
from a |x>rcelala powflst:
powders for dental use
the manufacturer* of dental
n eodlcflr variety of shades %e’4ba<
Between tho two evils—1 kick*
or and a knocker—thare’s no
choice.
*fta taf
•ejd ufttocamv p
-S|UOA(Uf teBIAUipAlfA
<»i| fl«M«flate n»
UQjne epute^e asaam eg
■OBf peuiutqa W
joi lajud gMfflMfl ten y
Han’t let the baby suffer from
ersrma, sores or aay itching of tbs
skis.'Doan’s Ointment fives instant
relief, cures quickly. 1'erfeotly sate
for children. All drnfgisto sell it
Anyway* * bnld man doesn't
hava to worry about fray hair.
Rfllott's
Is tbs has)
world. Try
oely SSaate
isiatesd OU Maimset
Isaeat la ll
The family
Things to gladden Dad,
Sonny. Grandpop and Rig
Rrothcrs:
Bath Relies,
Smoking Jackets,
Dressing Gowns,
/ Sweaters.
# Silk Umbrellas,
Walking Canes,
Silk Muffiers,
Handkerchiefs,
Suit Cases,
Pocketbooks.
Gold Sleeve Links and
Studs,
Silk Suspenders,
G lores,
Neckwear,
Suits and
Overcoats. v
Please bear ia m nd that all /
our goods are sold - sijbjeet' ,i tD
exchange or refund o( money
after the holidays.
BENTSCBNER & YISANSU
S. C. Cor Ki*f & Ha sell
; CHARLESTON. S. C
Laughed^
New VhHi Sehete ChtWren
The avenue tetowdaan te th-' Vow
York public ecbooto to now
which to shote I6,h0t mure tl * . no
tatoop tote piIn in the tack, ttat
aHtettaoltevjotet, ,ed muolea toko
Ptovole,. They are gearateevd. DoaT
Mlta teem iheuma irm. baokaohe.
WitvY treebla, when you get Jo days’
mtfor lice. A stride does at
Wall
a ptpw> *hvlr. Gat them to-dhy.
DtagCo.
Uk dyer lift nunt in a German
8w»ag cewafsper: “Board and
lodging icquirc d in a Hue family
by a (iertuan lady tf tho Middle
^ Mr.
TAX NOTICE.
The hooka of the Oooaty Traaaarsr
will to opened far the parpaaa of eollae-
ting taxea from the 15th (toy of October
1007, to Dvcamtar 11,1007. The levy is
as follows:
State mlUs
4 ‘
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1 “
eoanty
atloaal Bohool
Total
Bpeoial Bohool Tax
Waltorbory Bohool Dlatridt
Lodge
Williams
Rum Gully “
Cottagaville »•
Bethel
“I ■ m *
4
4
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t
a
t
milla
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Note the Time
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Note the Neceuity
1 he best ^ifts are desired
by both the giver and receiver
—the £bod things which mean
much to all at this season. Its
time the buy ing was seriously
considered.
Watches, Rings, Chains,
Braceless, Fobs. Chains and
Lockets. Broaches, etc.
We have :he goods and the
low prices to intake our antici
pations good..
Pott tax $1. on all malea between the
ages of Si and 60, except those exempt
ed by law. Dofft 50 qeuto nch. Also a
Commutation Road Tax of $9* made
compulsory on all males between the
ages of 21 and 50. *<
The tax books wilt to open at the
places oamed below for the purpose of
receiving taxes:
Wed Deo. 11 Rioe Patch
Thar “ 12 Petite
Fri •• 18 taidere P M Yarn store
Tues •• 17 WtlUame
Wrd «• 18 Colleton 8 C
Thurs ” 10 Mrs A R Smiths
Fri •• 20 Lodge
* Moa 0 28 CottogeviUe
Tuea *• 24 Oantrovilto
Alt other daya at walterboro.
R.S. Jooea,
lO-t-tea
ItwtUba isnaoeamry for yea to go
through a pelaful, exponukve operatfta
for Pitoa (fyoa are ManZaa. Pat apU
oollapeible fata with Mtele, ready to
apply to tee aariaim —d toflaiamattea.
For agy form of Pitoa, pHoa loo, gaar-
aatoad Walterboao Dreg Oo.
RHEUMATIC FOLKH
Are Too Sore Tear Eidoeyi are
* Fallf
Maoy rbromoHc atteoks are dae te
oho sold is the blood. Hot tho duty
of tho kid nays is to remove all ong
acid tom the blood. tIS pretests there
•hows tho didaoy tea teagliva, too*!
delay with “uric acid tolrente.'* Too
might go 00 till doomsday with there,
bat until yoo core the kidnere you
aill never get well. Doao’e Kidney
Pill* not only remove uric aetd, but
cure the kidneys and then all danger
from uhc add is ended*
Rupert B. Oalvo, bookbinder, em
played at Tha State Pabtiahiag Co,
ifBoial prioters for the State of Sooth
Ordina, living at 1U10 Lumber St,
Columbia, 8. 0, gays: “I thought I
had rheumatism and treated for it on
that belied I used all kinds of Uni*
men to The pain was in my back aud
iu my hips clear to the shooldera. The
linimeoto did no good and I took to
blood medicinee but they did not
help me. I took a long tnp In bo pea
that change of climate might help
me. I was away Tor three months but
oould see no onange for the batter. I
beard of Doan's Kidney Pills ant
determined to try them, aod got a
box tea drug store.-They completely
removed the paioo out of my back
and I hava no* felt a tonch of the old
trouble sinoe I used them."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cento. Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agent of the United
States.
Kemember the name—Doan’s —
and take no otbee.
An ongegemteit nag i* a girl's
idea of a bead of hopa.
because he was pleased. Come in and we will make
you laugh for the same reason.
We have not done much advertising up to now, but
we are going to try a little Printer’s Ink to tejl the
|. buying public of the many thing*, we have to sell.
I Watch our space -
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
and wc enumerate herewith a few items. Come and
see them. ^ ^
Broadcloaths
Mohairs
Henrietti
Silks
Worsteds
Ladies long black k
60c to 1.50 per yard
50c to 1.25 per yard
25c to 1.00 per yard
1.50 per yard
ioc per yard and up
Como to . -
WALTERBORO
——
and allow me tbs plrasnre of shmriag,
you my lint sf tell aad holiday goods.
Comparisons yoa're get to teaks to
know that yon are baying tight, for
this waaoa alone see oar tins first,
I don't charge yon one cent for look
ing, but yon will sere Money by
looking well before you buy. Leaving
the above with yon, I sh,
TOURS TRULY,
The Sunshine Store
G. W. GLOVER. Prop.
Opp. Jno. M. Klein’s Drag Store.
KILL vms COUGH
«w CURB VMS Mmasl
Dr. King's
New Ksemry
FOB C8tsr
AND ALL TWMUT AND UMS TROUBLES.
atJA&Ajrmo BATxirAOift&T
NOW FOR YOUR BUSINESS. I HAVE JUST COMPLETED
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£ And l always carry a full hue of-
MY FALL STOCK OF
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Clothing, Shoes, Hats
Dry Goods, Notions, etc.
Ha praaehea
well.—French.
wall who lira*
HORSES and
MULES
Wc have always on
some choice horses and mules
which ore shall take pleasure
in showing' you. New stock
wffl be added from time to
•' tf .V- , * * V '
tine. CaB and look them over
Walteiboro's Old Reliable
A. L JOyif j
Sale SfHrt ‘
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES aad FRESH MEATS
Highest Prices Paid For (Awatry Produce
W V Cl HVFP CORKER AT COURT
• ¥ • VMLAJ ¥ CsXVy HOUSE SQUARE.
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Kautellateed ta 1704.
- JtdMt rtrre to Anisia
O. A. WALKER S CO.
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ntmmiM and
OH AM ITS WOMKt.
and
Hone, linens, handkerchief, etc.,
WINTER CLOTHES
Mena flece lined suits, cotton, gi.oo per sett
Ladies fiece lined suits, cotton, i.oo per suit
Childrens flece lined suits, cotton, $oc to i.oo.
liens woolen suits, very good. 3.00 per suit. .
Ladie% in same, t.oo
Mens Ties 25c id 50c. Meats shirts 50c ta tjt%.
Mans Sodas toe to 50c Jteaaoa Hals 4.00 to 5.00
Other stokes 1.00 10 3 oa
The aelebraled Crosseft shoe for men 4.00 per pr.
The celebrated Croaset shoe Bench made 5.0a pr
Tito Abbott Aoe tor men 3.50
t Boya Croasette 3.00.
* Ladiea shoe, direct from iactory 2.5a to 3.24.
lafouit Shoea,Aoft soles t$c to 75c ^
Ctriktreas sHbeo 6^c to <.75
Ladies Overshoes 49c per. pair.
Mens Overshoes 75c.
» GROCERIES
Full line of Groceries, fresh and pure. Heins pre
serves and pickles, oat meal, canned apples, peas and
beans, etc. etc.
Our 'phone No. Saand we are jtfways glad to be
ish to 1
celled up. Ask us anything you wt
aim is to please by good service.
know, Oar
See our special sales in Dry Goods
this week.
BARGAINS
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Satisfaction or your money back without a word—we
mean it
New Goods
Solid Gold Jewelry Watches aad
Clocks
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J. A. ViSTBRBERG, Jeweler.
WALTRKhOKO, S. O.
Fine repair work a Specialty.
(Next to O. D. May's Sal. table).
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iWe Are Here
iTo Serve You
ed by many things, First, by the large well selected
and well displayed array^of men *
The purchaser who visits TAYLORS' is impress-
sele<
merchandise WE carry.
the very courteous treatment ex
tended to each and every patron entering our doors.
And again then by the economical facilities of
handling our merchandise, which tend to reduce
prices.
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And most of all by the spirit of
and
up
f asm most oi au oy me sptnt of progress
to-diteness which prevail at TAYLOR'S.
The customers soon learn that ore are here to
serve them—and their first visit is never their
If you need anything in our lino don't lose sight
Met that we are here to serve you, and
we are still enjoying the distinction of being
-Walterboro 9 * Popular Store.
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