The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 01, 1909, Image 5
WARREN TOPPAN, Lynn, Mass.
Cured of severe compound—
cold and cough by
Virol
‘P™* Dec- *>, ’W, to March I, *09,
I tMd three coMs, one on top of tha
other. I got so Weak I could hardly
** _ Nothin* seemed to help
me until I began to taka Vtnot. The
change was magic. Three bottlea com
pletely fixed that compound cold and
stopped the terrible cough—and what
surprises me most, at the same time
It cured ms of a severe stomach trouble
. that has bothered me for 20 years.
Vlnol b certainly a wonderful medicine.”
Mr. Foppan is one of Lynn’s most prominent ami "highly respei ted
merchants, whose word is as good as his bond.
The reason Y inol is so successful in such cases is because it
me ^‘ c ' na *' strength-
enmg, body-building elements ot Cod Liver. Oil and Tonic Iron.
Ynvr MComnjr Back U Y«« Are Nnt Satisfied.
JOHN M. KLEIN, Druggist, Walterboro.
M. KOHN’S
Gigantic Furniture Sale Now
Going on—For 60 Days Only
$6.00 Safe, at. . . . .
. 54 00 '
$6.50 Safe, at
• *4-5°
$4.75 Bedstead, at . . .
• $2.75
$7-75 Bedstead, at . . .
• $4?5
$8.50 Bedstead, at . . .
* $4-75
56.00, Washstands, now
. 54-^
52.00 Rockers, at . . •
. 51.19
53.00 Rockers, at ...
. 51.89
51.50 Dining Chairs, at . ’
98c
52.50 Dining Chairs, at
*• $»-49
WE R E NOW
E LUNG
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, etc., at Very Small Margin
Men’s Suits from . . .
53.50 up
Youth’s Suits from . . .
52.75 up
Ladies’ Skirts from . .
51.00 up
Ladle’s Cloaks and Hats a
Specialty.
We can Sell you a pair of Sht
jus for 98c
Come and Get Our Prices Before Buying Elsewhere.
M. K O H N ’ S
ELECTION NOTICE
Whereas the Hon. D G Sanders
member of House of Repreaentatives
has died leaving vacant a part of his
term in said house unexpired.
By order of the Hon. Richard S.
Whaley Speaker of House of Repres
entatives, an election is hereby
ordered to be held on the 7th day
of December 1909 next and the fol-
lowering managers are hereby ap
pointed to serve in said election to
open polls at 7 o'clock in &. m. and
close at 4 o'clock p. m. '
Adams Run—J R Fox, H D Dodd,
A E Kearst.
Hendersonville—G W Sweat, B G
Benton. Dr H A WHlis.
Berea-0 P Crosby. Wm. Hagan,
Loyless Goodwin.
Sniders'—H P Ulmer, W J Getin-
ger, G C Breland.
Maple Cdhe A M Adi*son. W. M.
Jaquee, J O Jaques.
Cottageville T S Ackerman, H H
Durant, W F Breland.
Ashton -W D Berr>'. Steven Bun-
ton, T G W Broxton.
Wee Pacth—A E Rentz, E H Dop-
son. F M Polk, Jr.
Jacksonboro—J A Tuten, L J Wit-
sell. 0 B S Price. /
Warrens X Roads- J W M
Mike Fox. T W Bivens.
Petits—T S Pains, C R Jones, J B
leggett, j
Givens.
Smoaks—P W Strickland, A P
Smith, N M Maxey
Peeples -C L I^ovelace, Jesse
Craven, John Fralix.
Bells—Wallace, H Breland, Willie
Hudson. Mannie Ulmer.
'Doctors Creek—J A Breland, Jasp
Saunders. W D Fender.
Hudsons Mill -HA Crosby, H M
Benton, James Zellers.
Hickory Hill—S G Chaplin. George
Willis, H J Perry.
Ixxlge—L J Jones, Sr. G A Carter,
J W Crosby.
Williams- J T Garris, C W Crosby,
R f/Herndon.
Ruffin—W E Smith, J W Smiley,
W Rrabti m.
Green P«*nd—J S Welch, W P
Felder, C H Boynton.
Walterboru J A Dfedrich, P M
Buckner, Ben Hiott.
Horse Pen—S J Patrick, H Kocrer,
W R Beach.
Ritter-H W Ritter, E L Ritter,
Det Carter.
The first named manager at each
precinct are requested to secure
boxes and blanks, for the election,
nut later than Dec. 4th.
M W Breland.
J F Rentz,
Bd. Election Commissioners.
E E Jones, Clerk.
A CARD.
1 take this method of expressing
my heart felt thanks for the many
deeds of kindness shown me during
the long continued illness of my wife,
and especially the untiring efforts of i MeCALL patteexs
_ , l | Cilcbraied for jH-rfcrt fit,
Doctor Riddick Ackerman nTiaU.lily n.ariy.,4J yi ill i.tariy
. [ everr ciiy an<l lo'vn in f .‘’United Sutra n- i
worked as faithful to the very last as t.nad i, «.r t»v uuii .iiroct. More aoia tinn
^ any utber nuke. Send Oce catalogue.
if it bad been his own wife or moth-1 McCall’s magazine
_ | More iiubscribert than other fashion
er. He and the nurse. Mrs Jane. imuazlne—million a month. 'Inyaluablr,_ I.r.U
* ...» , r-t *lv!r«, pattern*, HrertmaUintr. tnillimry,
Bryan, Will forever have a warm j n-ain rrwintr, fanry necdlcwiM.alrdrt 'onn-,
place in my heart. But alas, uie . ycar(AortU <l»ubk), including-* ine pattern.
« .» ..,i»U kin mitrhtv * Suh»cribc today, or kcml lor ♦ample rop}.
eoemy—death wi^i hu # j w^ncaruL rm«CEMtNrs
forere conatiered. May the good . t o A-cnt*. iwni brin r « premium raL.io^ue
-yd nrw ca*h prize nlU"». AdUrra*
Lord blem you all
J. W. Carson.
A LETTER FROM SMOAKS.
Smoaks. Nov. 25,—Special: Our
little town is on a building boom at
present.
I. A. Sauls is constructing a neat
little up-to-date little cottage. <.
C. M. Hodges is erecting a capa
cious residence.
S. P. J. Garris, Jr...{wilt a large
corn house last week. Smouks is
getting larger daily. It is a splendid
business center. Its growth and de
velopment for the last year have
surpjroed any small town we know of.
The millinery here is doing a fine
business under the management of
the Misses Brabham.
You do not have to "dip very far
into the future” to see Smoaks wear
ing the costume of some of the very
largest towns. It is surrounded by
good agricutural lan Is, and our
farmers here are awake and alive to
the great agricultural prospects that
are before them. Smoaks has a bet
ter outlook for a town thar our
county seat had to begin with. With
reference to her agricultural en
vironments, her lands arc better and
her farmers are more concerned in
getting the very best results from
their lands than ever before. The
inventions and discoveries of the
present day make the agricultural
interests and methods of farming
much better than they were a few
years ago. These things are being
concisely demonstrated and evi
denced at old Smoaks.
J. D. Smoak had business in the
City by the Sea last Friday.
Prof. A. C. Hiers visited Branch-
villo Saturday.
1. M. Maxey and Mrs. John E.
Smoak took a plea-omt trip to Savan
nah a few days ago.
A P. S.
C. E. DURANT
Civil Lng’r and Land Surveyor-
I will be in my office on Sat
urdays and all other days when
not at work in field.
Office between Klien s and;
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Phone 27B, Walterboro, S. C.
MASTER'S SALE
STATE OF SOUri! CAROLINA
Colleton County,
Common Pleas.
0 W . F. C ummings
▼8.
Julia A Smith, etal.
By virtue of the decree of above
court herein, 1 will sell at public out
cry before the court bouse in Walter,
boro, 00 salesday in December next
(t.th day), within the legal hours of
sale, the following described realty:
No. 1. All that tract of land situ
ate in the county and state aforesaid,
containing (62) acres more or less,
said b ' acres having been cut off from
the L Q. Dubois grant;*of four hun
dred and sixty-five acres, and con
veyed to Julia A. Smith by Elisabeth
Dubois, et al; by deed recorded in R.
M. C. office for Colleton county in
Book P, at page 426, as will more
fully appear by a plat of the asm?
made by U. Rice, surveyor.
No. 2. All that tract of land situ
ate in the county and state aforesaid,
containing one hundred and ninety
(190) acres more or less, and bounded
by lands now or late of Blake, t*. J.
Sineatb, estate ot Dempsey, Dubns
and by the lands of Julia A. Smith,
as will more fully appear by reference
to a plat of survey by U. Rice, sur
veyor, uf date Noyember 1, 1879.
No. 3. All that lot of laud with
the buildings thereon, situate on
Railniad Avenue, in the town of Wal
ter boro, county cod state aforesaid,
and bounded on the north by lot now
or formerly of Anderson, east bvJ
Railroad Avenue, south by lot £. 0.‘
Strobel, and west by lot now or form
erly of 11. I>. Padgett.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers on each tract.
L. 0. HFNPERSON,
Master.
November 13, MH)9.
»
Hiopa itelling Inntautly Cure* piles,
eczema, sal' rheum, tetter, Itcb, hives,
herpes, scabies—Doau s a Ointment At
any drag store.
If there’s to be no more pork in
waterway appropriations what will
the bacon savers do in dose dis
tricts.--Louisville Courier-Journal.
Tha greatest danger froai inflaepsa U
of Its resulting In poeomonts. This esa
.to obviated by using Chamberlain s
Remedy, as it not only enTfes
but oooatersots any tendency of
towards pooutaonia. oak!
dealer*.
aaU n<«
nvikcsi
i o. &s«»Mm naiiu
rer>
" ■ ■
a free exhi-
iswefi worth
A sprained ankle will nsaallr disable
the injnmd person lor three or four
weeks. This le due tolack of proper
treatment When Chsmbe Utn's Lini
ment Is applied a core may be effected
In three »>r four days. This Unimeet le
ooe of the beet and meet remarkable
prtparations in aae. Sold by all
For a mild, easy action of the bowels,
a riagie does of Doaa'a Regntota to
enough Treatment cores hablioal con
stipation. 2-1 cents a buz. Ask your
drug wist for Ike a. 'V
Will the hungry politic
forgive Mr. Taft for knod
ctan* ever
knocking tn the
head of the pork barrel?
"Dr Thomas’ Bieotle Oil is tto best
remedy for the! often fatal
croop Hasbeonueed wttb soeoa* in
ottr family for sight yean.”—Mrs L
Whltescrr, Boffnlo. N T.
TERRY & SHAFFER.
HIVE YOU REID THE THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION?
<*
One Important Feature is: H sve Everything Right for
Thanksgiving Dinner—Time is Now Here .to Make
the Xmas ake, so Read Our Seasonable Offerings:
■\
Best Atmore Mince Meat, loose per lb, 20c.
Also Heinz’s Famous Mince Meat in 50c cans.
Cranberries 15c per quart Every berry fresh and perfect
London Layer Kasins at 1 jc^per lb.
Seeded Raisins at 15c per full pound package.
Perfectly Cleaned Currents at 10c per package.
Soft juicy Dried Figs at 20c per’pound.
Nice Dates, put up in clean attractive packages, 10c.
Buckwheat Flour,' both self rising and plain.
Pure Maple Syrup at 25c per can.
Karo Cane Syrup at 10c per can.
Asparagus Tips, large cans 15c; medium size cans 20c.
New Beets, large 3-lb cans 15c.
Best 2-lb Tomatoes, a Startling Leader, 5c per can.
Grated Pineapple, large pie 15c can; small^sweet same price.
Sliced Pineapple, the best brand we ever saw, 1 Sc’pcr can.
Canned Crab Meat and best Flat Can Lobster, 30c each.
0/.. ■ - * «
Premier Brand Orange Marmalade 25c.
Marischino Cherries, large bottles 50c.
Citron • Nuts of all Kinds - Grape
0 ...
♦. T\
Fruit - Oranges - Apples - Bananas
TERRY & SHAFFER.
M. Furchgott & Sons,
. 240 AND 242 KIMi ST., CIMRLtSlON. S. C.
ESTABLISHED 1866. ESTABLISHED 1866.
«y-
Shop by Mail—Satisfaction guaranteed. You can easily save one-fourth to one-
third in ordering what goods you may need from us. Also anything you need for
gifts for the coming holiday’s, state price you wish to pay for the article desired
and we guarantee you satisfaction or money will be refunded. Here we mention a
few items from some of the departments in our large Department Store:
Fine quality kid gloves, from (>9c tO
Jewelry boxes from
Ladies fin* handkerchiefs. 6 in a box box 1
Ladies or Gents fine Initial handker-CQ^ box
chiefs, 6 in a box at
Lidles embroidered and lace H. S. JK* each
handkerchiefs, from 10c to. • ****
Children's handkerchiefs from 21) 15c each
Ladies hand knitted muffers,
•* ^ 25c to
$5.00 c4Ch
25c to
$6.00 “ ch
Gold plated phoV> frames from £)0c tO
$2,50 e,Kh
Teddy bear*, from 50c to
$2.48 ‘“ h
Large leather hand bags, from 39c to
$10. e ” h
German silver mesh bags from ()OC to
$6. each
Beaded bag$ from 69c to
$8.
i
Military brush ^etv, from SOC tO
r $2:*"*
Fancy carved back combe from 50 to
$1.50 < * eh
Ladies black lisle hose
$3. "fr
50c to
IZIZZIIIIIZI jh*
V . |
I^adies pure silk hose from 89C tO
Ladies neckwear from 10c to
3.00 e,,ch
Fine quality velvet ruga from 1.25 to
2,00 ** ch
Large size ax minster ruga, 2.50 to
4.00™*
9x12 axminster rugs . 19.50™ h
Lace curtaina from G9c to 12.00 a pair
Blankets from 1.25 to 12.00
Dress goods, from 15c to 1.50 y4rd
Silk * ,rom . 25c to 2.25 ^
Tailored suite from g 4g 40.00 “ rh
Dress akrits from g.gg'to 15.00'“*
wr * tot *. from 69c to J2.00
Misses and childrens coats, fpotiT 2 43
Ladies cloaks from 4il to 2M»—
M. FUtCHGOn I SONS. 240 INI 242 UNO SI., CMtLESION. S. C.
-- i .