The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 18, 1908, Image 3
WE PAY FREIGHT
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all cash bills
of $10 and over.
CAREFUL PACKING
AND
PROMPT SHIPMENT.
vliarle&tor>’s01d. Reliable Dry Goods Store.
80 AND 82 HASELL STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
of Walterboro and Vicinity to Inspect our Extensive Spring Stock and C.«*t in Touch with th e
Best Values, the Largest Variety and the Lowest Prices.
Mail Orders
Receive Prompt and Canjul
Attention.
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WE GUARANTEE
EVERY TRANSACTION.
1H1IC ftllS
New Cotton
27 in. Foile da Nord Gingham, U’ic vard
3€ in. Figure Madras best quality, l ^c. yard
27 in. Amoskeag Apron Gingham, tic. yard
Beat quality Shirting Calico, Gc. yard
27 in. Batis SSeersncker. lijc. yard.
4-4 Long Clo h a Bargain, Kc. yard.
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bljyce: silks.
I caae Crochet (guilts, 9hc. each
InO doz. white fringed Doylies at 98c doz.
70 in. wide all Linen Unbleach Damask. 50c. yard.
We control the sale of some of the
• best Black Bilks sold in this market
Warranted Black Silks extra wide
at $UU, $1.25, $1 50, and $2 "0 yd.
Black Beau de levgne and Peau de
soi SiPs a«r r auted to wear at 75c.
' f 1.00, $ .25, $1.50 and $ ».25 yd.
Colored Silks m endless variety of
new styles in 1'lain and Fancies.
SPRING NOVELTIES.
Erery s« a8on finds us in the front rua* with the Iatest"ind most
novelties in SiIes, Dress Goods, A,
New and Stylish Spring Dress Qoods.
stylish
at 50c. 75c. $1 00. $1.25, $1.50. The above are in the latest color effect.
Black Dress Goods—the most r*di*ude brands.
Briestleys Fabrics at 75c. $1 (ki, $1.25, $1.50, $2.0*' yard.
Black Batiste 50c. 7*»c $1 00 yaal.
Brilliantines at 50c. 75o. $1.0 », $1 25, $1.50 yard.
Kid Gloves at Cost.
$i.oo Ladies*Kid Gloves 79c
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1.00 Men’s
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SPECIAL IN READY TO WEAR GARMENTS
Jumper/Silk Suits in Brown, Blue Black at $to 00
bilk Shirt Waist Suits braded yoke and Cufls, at $'5.00
Fancy Silk Suits in latest styles, $'8.00, $22.00 and $25.0:)
Fine White Lawn Waists tastily midi $1.00, $1.5 •, ^2.0 >. $1.50 to $5 00.
W'e carry a very extensive stock of Lawns, Under j.irmmts, produ:ts of th i b st lector! ^
in the country at moderate prices.
CORSETS.
■ \v e carry a complete varie
ty of the b^st brands of
CORSETS
We tit with satisfaction the
stout and the thin figure. Prices
range 50c. to #5.00 a pair.
Ake Yuf 81 nr. Yolk Kiryfvd arb
Wkl.!.?
Many rheumatic attacks ore
tlue to uric acid in the blood.
Bat the duty of the kidneys i« to
remove all uric acid from the
blood. Its presence there shows
the kidneys are inactive. Don’t
dally with “uric acid eolvents”
You migh go on till doomsday
with them, but until you cure
the kidueys you will never get
well. Doan's kidney Pills not
only remove uric acid, but cure
the kidneys and then all danger
from uric acid is ended.
Bupett B Calvo, iKvokbinder,
employed at The State Publish
ing (Jo., otlicial printers for the
State of South Cerolma, living at
1010 Lumber St., Columbia, S. G.
says: “I thought I had rheuma
tism and treated for it ou that
belief. I used all k,(ids of lini
ments. The pain was in my
back and in uiy hips dear to the
shouldeie. The liniments d.d
no good and 1 took to blood med-
icenes but they did not help rue.
1 took a long trip in hopes
that the change of climate might
help me.I was away for three
months but could see 110 change
for Die better. 1 heard of Doan’s
Kidney Pills and determined to
tn them, end got a box at a
drug store. They completely re
moved the pains out of my bauk
KERRISON DRY GOODS COMPANY, 80 ami 82 HASELL STREEP.
■ —
Happy is the man that eats on
ly for hunger, and drinks only
Out o! l iie iiHist trequeut au>l aiiuoy-
tnff oondirioLtf Hiat humanity in
Catarrh of the B ie Duels. There are
several little duct* hading tr<ui the ,
Liver and Gall Piaster that unite f or thirst, and lives by reason,'
one main or ‘ Vomuioii , „ n t bv example, and provides for
»hich carrie> the hlie and iche r .lunl • , 1 . * r -
into the intoatin**. When ihece is a use and necessity, not for osten-
Catarrbul condition of ihe-c du<‘t< the j talion and pomp.—Seneca,
whole system atleced and all kinds of
mean feclirgs are *'x t H*riem , eil. Ordinary
liver pills and t owder* fail fo fe'.ievc
The advertisements of
and Standard an- good
The Press |
news. Do
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
TRIMMINGS. LACES.
telt a
since
ouch of
used
this condition An eminent pi^v-ieian a u r(4at | (| )e n -
profeMor in a Columbus, Ohio Medical < ^
Collage, wrote the pre s ciiptiou irom — “*’*'*'
which Kydale’s Liver Tab!*»!• are mad-. Itching pile.-* provoke profanity, bat
and they m*v« r fnil »■» relieve tin v<ry t ''rotaimj' won't cure th-nt. Doan’s
conuuoucyuditioo.ro FUlioiwio >» and ! On,linear cur.* i'ctiois*. l-ieedoig o|
Torpid Livet th* y nr** w unmit an equ t . piotrudii g pile.- after years ofJJeuffcriHg. j
One dose convince*, a d ihat dose u , At any diug »toie.
free Write foi snui,''* B'dale Ileniedv
Co., Newport News, Va. Goarauteod ny
John M Klein. ,
Manufactured at Newport Newu Vi|
Bold from Maine to F 1 ni-la, ready an v
amply abUC to help ail in nee<t at •. nd j
time or place irrespective ot naiiona’ity
cieed or color. Bach is Um record of.
By dale s Liver Table»t«. made only
for liver aud bowel troubles and the
heal remedy known for Cbatanb of »he
Bile Ducts. W rite Kydale R-metlyCo ,
for free sample. Guaranteed by Johu M
Klein.
Ho prooches well who liv(*« well
—French
o Muny ft man wears a thinking
cap under his silk hat.
goffering & IMdlars Saved.
E. 8. Loper, of Marilla. N Y.. says:
“I am a carpenter and have bad many
sever* cuts healed by Bucklen’f Arnica
Salve. It has saved me ►nfft-ring and
dollars It is by far the best healing
salve I have ever lound. Heals bun>s.
sores, ulcers, fever sares, eczema and
piles. 25c at John M Kltin’s Druggist.
Constipation causes headache,
nausea, dizziness, languor, h^art pal
pitation. Drastic phyRics grif**, sicken,
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Doan’s Kegqleta act gently and cure
constipation. 25 cents. Ask your
druggist.
It’s consoling to us to think thst
if the dog in the manger stays there
long enough he will starve to death.
Most disfiguring skin eruption*,
scrofula, pimple*, rashes, etc. are due to
Impure blood. Burdock Blood Ritleis
U a oleansing blood tftnic. Mokes you
clear t yed. clear-bromed.clea--skianed.
I have the largest, l>est assorted, and most stylish
line of the above goods I have ever offered lor sale in
Walterboro. Showing them is a pie?sure.
DeWitt’s Little
safe sure little
John M Khiu.
Early Risers, email,
liver pills. Sold by
MRS.
BLACK
'oztr..
.Ilia Lad You tla* klmj
Soothes itching skin. Heal* cuts or
burns without r *car Cure* pil-*. ec
zema. salt rheum, and itching. Doau's j , hewaa
Ointment. Your druggist sells it. ^ n
k>42
Stop* earache in two minute*, tooth
ache or pa*n of burn or *catd in live
minute*; hoarseness twelve hours—Dr
Eclcctnc Oil monarch over
Bean the
2C-A-.
f r avs 1
Are you helping to develope Col
leton’a wonderful resources?
If a petion could
what tbe troiffile wa*
to feel sick and “Out
know what to do to per
wold bn lots lee* sick 1
thousands of people »
Catarrh of the Kile D
knew that they posse t
Ducts that lead fittm
Gall Bladder and carrv
fluids into tbe intesiiue*
ducts ret doeged with
oetMT will begin to ret bit
all Mads of mean feelt
liver pille aad powders ft to relieve
this ooadlrion. Tlwre is s remedv how
ever made especially for the trouble.
Rydale'e liver Tablets—a prescripHoo
of a medaBet. Oae dose oeavtacee
MfHte fcr free sample. Rydale Hemedv
Co., Newport News Virginia Goa ran
teed by. John M Klein. ^
st* know ja*t
b?n fhvy ttevan
r:*" and nl*>»
hqnick there
There are
•offer from
. who don’t
uverat little
Liver and
- and other
* beif these
mucou* the
and have
Ordinary
Swiss newspaper: “Board and
lodging required in a tine family
l»Y a German lady i>f the Middles
Ages. etc.
t t I I fl M-l I I 1 t I li I l <■» >■» 'il I 1 l l l l I 1 i- i 1 | l-ti M I I M I » t
Special Notice to the Ladies.
! I will have my MilHnery Opening on March 20 and 27,
0
Thursday and Friday of next week. ,
This i* what Hon. Jake Moore, State
W arden of Georgia, aay* of Kodol For
Dyspepsia; “E C Dewitt AC*».. t'hua-
111—Dear Sir»—1 hart- »■ offered
more ihn twenty >eHr» from md'ges-
i<>n. Aliout eighteen mouth*ago I had
grown so much worse that I could not
d ; iie-t a ciust of corn breul and could
r.oi retain anything on my stonitch I
■>•>1 25 Its . ’u fact I made up my muni
th ,t 1 could n-»t live b.it a short time
I when a triend of mine recommended
, K dol. I consented to try it to plen.
! Fmi and 1 w is tk-tt» r in one -lav. I row
t w*ii'll more f an I ever ih.l iu my life
I >oid am in h ,, «t l,ealt!i tbui for many
| years. Kodul did it. 1 Keep a bottle con-
| Man:!)*, au-i write tin* hoping that
. 'lu.iiabitv w-yi b' benefitf.d. Yours
v. ry t*plv, Jake C m »ore. Atlanta, Au^
io, If*04.” Sdd by Jcim M Klein.- .
They fail af.d they alone who have
not striven.
It is impossible tor an drug to dice*'
food without the *id of the fttomach.
Mau cannot do natures work- he can
only assist her, and any -concern cluim-
inc that tbsy have a remedy that wiU
digest food w'rtL'Ut the aid of ihe
stomach, thereby allowing theatomaoh
to lay bile aud rest, aie claiming tbe
impossible. All remedies for stomach
troubles should be given with the sole
purpose of siding nature and.enabliDg
stomach to do its owu work. One of
the beat Stomach Specialist* In the IT
8. wrote the prescription from which
Rydale’s Stomach Tablets a-e made and
they enable tbe stonach to do Its owu
work. Two sizes, ‘25c, and 5 x:. Johu M
Klein.
uinl 1 have not
the oM trouble
them.”
l or sale by all iIoaDm. i’rice
50 cents. Fonter-Milburu Co.,
FuHalo, New Yt»rk, sole agents
for th^ l oited 8tate*.
Ke»iieiuber tlio nauii—Doan’s
—ami Dike no other.
It’s not the position bat *he
po&itiou that in ik-3 lin n ii ippy.
dis-
brou
ght
By taking a quill into hia htnd,
many a man lias made a goose ot
hi tilde If.
It take* * pertain
of fub
ntain unoant <
to mmttr tnm a vkmbarrow.
Qy—t linJa have pnrpow: othen
IMNln.
Eudoaoed By A Minister.
Rev Porker Holmes pastor of the
First M E Uhurch. Soutn Hickory
N. O. save; "l have used RydalO’s
^tomace iableis for indigestion aud
regard them as » perfect remedy for
this nrae^se. I taKe pleasure in recom-
menpiog them to ail sufferers from in-
eigestion.”
Leisure ia aweet to thoae who haye
earned it, but burdenaome to those
who get it for nothing.
One man’s heart makes him a king
in a hovel —another’s a wretch in a
palace.
Get D*Wilt's Oarbollzed WitehHaael
Saive—It Is hsahnf.sooShing • 0 ®**
lag. It Is good for ^leo. Bold by John
Mm Oot Up Iar4r.
. VM
1 am prepared to show the prettiest line of Millinery ever
to our town.
1 spent ten days in New York studying the styles and selecting: the
prettiest of the pretty and the most stylish and up-to-date goods.
My Gage pattern hats are unequalled m style and l*eauty ab«l
range in prices according to quality, from 8(>.50 to $18.00.
I also sell the Gage tailored hats which are just the thing you
want for traveling and Ready to Wear use. They are serviceable
and fine.
These pattern hats, also these tailored hats, cannot be bought
from any one beside nte nearer than the large cities.
Don’t fail to come. If you are not ready to buy, come and >ee
the styles.
Several young ladies will assist Miss Ruby Smith in showing the
hats. Cordially Yourg,
fO}ps. J. S. Jones.
Colleton is the
the 8Ute.
largest county in
Effect of Perfume*.
A doctor has. announced that certain
perfumes affected by his various pa
tlents In time produce an effect upon
those using them. Violets Inculcate
a predisposition to sympathy and de
votlon, geranium make* one audacious
and bold, mint generates craft and
business capabilities. Russia leathet
Indolence, while vervain develops a
taste for fine arts.
Ids Lnd Yes Hsw Aisl
JottingA from Little Rock.
Editor i’ltes aiid 8tati;J trd;—Will
you allow nit* {jpuce in your valuable
pajK*r to relate » f-W iK-tn* li mi this
ooinmunitv, as there is not any rug -
ular Conei»poudcUt.
\\e arc sorry to r-hdc 1 •• sad news
of the illness of Mr h. B. Crosby,
hope he will s« oti r- cover
.Miss Uizzii .lores oI Cr.ve,- bwtwnp
is speuviing ^ome time wil'u iier cou*-
it, 'li?s Fiorrie Crosby, uftbisplact.
Miss Mattie Carter, ot Ruffin, dined
with htr friend, Mi s Bea nee cliner,
lust Bnuday.
There will l»e preiiohuur here Sur-
cay night by our devoted Fostoi, Ujv
C W Burgees.
Miss Mat ie Cartel dined with
Miss Kna ( i-sby a few days ago.
Messis John Cp shy and Perry
Hudson visited Mr Henry Carter of
Ehrhadt a few weeks ago.
Mias Mollie Ciosby vieited Ruffin
a few days ago.
If this ese-iprs the wat-te basket 1
will c >me ogam with a whole sack
full of news,
B K. M.
N Little Rock, S. U. March IU 19'8.
[HE WORLDS GREATEST SEWIN6 MANURE
LLIGHT RUNNING.
.. 8 ■! I-e-fca. n I t | | i <-
■4-t-D-»-l-1 i I I I I 1 I I I i »
Working Him.
‘They certainly are working that
boy too hard at college.'* mused the
fond papa, as he thoughtfully signed
up another check for his industrioui
son.
iltw Kwtf Ym Haw Mwar
Pinestlve Car hollaed aou like a p •
tfee draws *«t laflraatlon and ppbon.
Antiseptic, b«ahnc. For oba.xaal bsnds
ipt, cats, bnras, V
brauoe hit aboat oonoluded by
this time that Ges.jfiherMlao’s re-
mark abovt food ladWtt woald sp
iff IfffffHIffk , .
DO YOU KNOW PROF. HOLDEN / miuw
If too want either a Vibrating Hhuttle, Rotary
hliuUle or a Minale Ttm-uU | Chat* BtUcA}
BewtacMacblne write to
MM SKWMff HACmai MMffMT*
The Man WImm Cera Lectaraa taa^ara'Tratas Have ASSeS
MaraThaa Twenty MUNm BnsheU t«ya<C*ra Cm* ef l*wa.
Prof. Hold*o has prepared for
lectures on enm trowing. It toils <
ting a stand, corn judging, corn peats.
It isaprae ieei (armor's baadffiok
as it fast bees worked oat oo the
Near sevtec wscklaM are syMl* to mII r«Karaa« •(
aaaiitr, but tk« **w Mesas u »*d« to w«w.
Our auMMtr mw run* out
ply tquaUp^iall to
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