The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 23, 1910, Image 2
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TRICKS OF FAKE OPTICIANS.
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rdii'vevl by an application of
ivoan’s l.iuiinent.
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of mxvsa^e and i- lurt'er than
Stii ky*plastcrv It {H-netritf-s
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the 'kin ind i«.u> alai tissue
r _:ht to (he !► *i *. j'licken> fhe
Dioi(d.teStcve> oMt^estion. and
p>‘invin'*M as well aa
t •iiijxifny re. et
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matism, Neuralgia
or any |>ain or
stiffness in tire
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PRfSS AND LECITIMATE PRACTIIION
IRS V^ARN AGAINST THEM.
This State a> weil as other States
that have not pa^-ed the Optometry
Ia«w, to protect the public are now
infested with scores of traveling ofe
ticlans, who offer to sell five dollar
Jtold eye ^lassos for ore dollar.
These fakirs either peiidle from
house to house or open up in stores
in ore city or town after another,
generally remaining in a place from
one day to four weeks.
Big signs and hand bills announc
ing the Bargains in eye glasses and
spectacles draw crowds. The trick
a.-, described is to tell each customer
that his case is a little peculiar or'
different from the ordinary so as to;
require ‘specially ground’ lense, in- !
stead of the five dollar glasses for -
one dollar. By this deception, the
fake optician succeeds in getting ex-
orbitan prices often from $H* to $25,
a id you get no satisfa -tion for your
<a-h. When he finds a town getting,
too unfriendly to him Itecause of the
Complaints of dissatisfied cust<»mers.
the traveling optician closes his store
over night, takes away every thing
of value anti often leav«*s a lot of un- j
paid local bills ami goes to the next *
stopping place, where he begins all
over again under a new name.
Twenty-six States of the Union!
have already passed the Optometry
law. including North Carolina and
o
Florida on each aide of us. there
fore the people of this State are an
easy mark for at raveling fake. It is
to be hojusi that at the next meeting;
| of our law makers they will
.protect the innocent public fromj
such imposition. If such a law isj
g ><*T for so many other Stairs why
would it not be good for the grand
Old State of South Carolina.
DOTS FROM HIOTTVILLE
Hiottville. March lo Frank I'tsey
'and Marvin Westhury of Grover
tqient !a-t Saturday night with W. U.
I’t.'ey t.f this community.
MissSallie Weeks of Hiottville is
‘.ODOE ITEMS.
>
. March 1*.* SiKH*iai: We
A*
have h.* t vi. .-ry tine weather up
to ttv- pi •» a - *i r.oi it wi!! c>ir.- sj»endm|f some time .vitli her grand-
tinuc parenu near Pleasant Grove.
W M 1- • f-v ' »:rpleted hi- new „ Mr. and Mrs. \N. 1*. Langdale of
residence mi ii.a.;; 't:*-et and moved peasant Grove siamt last week-end
in, his h • * - i etc an adition t‘5' 1 ' with her father near here.
■our little u»wn • Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Kegiiter have
Mian Ai lie Hi <tt >t Kan*l. S. C. rn«>vih{ to their new home in iliott-
has been->.s?i;i!Rg%>meutne with B ville.
K Bennett Miss Frank Fender and cousin are
Ha'kc, Hiern in i sister spent last .spending some tifne with the form-
Sumfay a • v p-*wr.t!y with Miss «»r s sister. Mrs. B. G. Hiott.
Tibbie Pi fg ft Mrs. A. U. Dodd of Bound isspend-
MrsS> sit. k»n it ;unt back from ing some time with her daughter,
Atlanu 'be hxi I»een to p U r- Mrs. Bessie Hiptt of St. Matthews,
chas.- her r.cw i.r.e of firing and Blue Eyes,
aummer millinery —•*.«
Mi—*' i.. c .i Au.by AH.ieby "f COTTAGEVILLE ITEMS.
I\ee\ e-v • I a.e vLsiting Mis.' ... .... .. ..
M * rch 10 - Mn '' fcu -
()ur^,K, i, wrv* nicely ^ ""“•'UT'-fGrov.ri»spending
under th * car*
land a' ;c
Padgett x i" -t.i
Dt V' « i. ’
HK
a:<l Miss
t teacher.
•t Hoilv H II
St rick
Tibbie
apendmg -.»/ • ..::ie at h..' old home
l ♦■ar he; *
Mrs 1. * .
hut g!a l * •
very up I f
0 '
nit i,.vn
IS
very ill
improving
Bits.
this week with her parents.
1, Messrs John and Stephen Acker
man of < irover visited the family of
Mr. J. A. Ackerman last Sunday.
Mi* Coralie Ackerman, w ho has
been teaching school near Branch-
ville, is at home for a few days
Mi's Clytie Saunders of Stokes is
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. O. Acker-
mart. this week.
MUs Mamie Ackerman is at home
again after teaching a very succesa-
F ill* mu • mi *; :#ti ca>ec of
rtMuoia'i'Mi f rhevinatuiu <if rffiofu! term.
" » , ; u «l*- or ‘ hroaic • A new nnllinery store has been op-
rh*uiu4»u .i ri« tax •> ■RQicti reputx . , . . * i
h’iv i’'.'.it*-i»«« (.’•aAitti f* a i ttiat it **^**** ^ town Mrs, R. t>.Hnd A, \ .
n^leM {.} +ti ,f.| r^tirf rh* f^rt* %p V\ illis. They have a lovely sttxrk of ‘
ph^a? hi m i hmi n*: 4;fit (.inuaeut J i a • • • a
»1»tc . 4 < ^4. u car a u to hat> ™ *** ‘ ,0 * nR a rtourish ‘ n K ^us-
«n u pt « re iei which It ir.ess. Miss Edna Henry of Atlanta.
affjrJ*. ow l by x 4»a.«*r« jGa., is with them this season.
Miss Kutn Pierce, who is attend
ing school in Walterboro, was at
home Sunday.
Elsie.
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DEATH 0? MISS JANNIE FISKE.
Death v*.»iti*d ttie home of Mr and
Mrs A h Flake Friday afterntjun,
Uklr.! th-tr t.-l..v-.| .touKhw. Jin- TO “ n0 ' J «.
nie, a4ay t<i a tK-tter home altove Krwuk J C henar tuabea o«th that he 1
where 111 tria’s ami temptations
lieM-t h»*r path. .Nit- suffered untold
agonies f a ten days, but wa.' c>ir\-
•ce>u- to (Jo* Ixst n' i passed away
as going to sleep.
Janm * writ be greatly missed by
herniary friends and relatives, but
mo.-tly by her tHtrents, but she h*s
fone to rest with h r sister and
broth«»r. .'he can never come l>ack
to us, but we can go to her. 'she
leaves surviving her, her mother and
father, t* » Hi'ters and four brothers
is ^cDier partner cf the Arm of F J
A hrm-y 4 Cot doiait bu»in«M in tba
City 01 Tole«lo, County and State afore-
st'd and that laid firm will pay the
#on» of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
tor each and every caee of Catarrh that
t ar.not lie cured h? t e use of Hall’s Ca-
arrhCure FRANK J CHENEV.^ >
Swr*rn to Ijefore me and •nhecribed in
roy pisssaes, this r.th day of December.
A D is-*. '
MONEY FOR YOO
ON EVERY PURCHASE!
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LOUIS COHEN AND COMPANY
The Largest Wholesale and Retail Mail Order House In The South
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232 & 234 Kinsr Street, Charleston., S. C.
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inri-as
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*
Mr. John B. Broadwcll averaged three bales of
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able to do as well as Mr. Broadwell
4 0 % O
By Using
Virginia-Car olina
Fertilizers
Get a copy of our 1910 Farmers' Year Book or Almanac
from your fertilizer dealer, or write us for a free copy.
Mr. Broadwell tells in this book his own stdVy of how
he got this big yield.
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old Th * 1/ori giveth and the laord
thketh iw »y. ami it w*a Hia will and
rot oun» to cm!! Ja: nie home.
la amy c* e of aiocsmcb trouble dam to
fadigfrgtm or rfyapepctm you may faal
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ft digmiA the food yoa mat aad doe* it
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M RS. C. M. HIERS
Will have her Spring Millinery Opening
TUKSDAY AND WEDNESDAY
MARCH 22 AND 23
5
Brabham has just returned with lots of pretty and up-to-date
headwear. She will be —isteri this season by Miaa
Katie Hiers, an experienced trimmer.
PRICES CUT
TO THE BOTTOM
We wish to turn our goods
(into money, as it is near stock
taking timf*. We make you
the following prices. Read
and think: "
All 50c Dress Goods, 42 Gc
All 25c Dress Goods. 22*^c'
All 15c Dress Goods, 12 ^c
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W’e will alsr» surprise you by the
prices that we will make you on
Staples, such as Calicos, Ginghams,
Cotton Checks and so on. We will
sell OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
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the next thirty days.
W’e are also there with the style,
durability and right price on Shoes.
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WE MANUFACTURE
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Columns and Balusters; Grilles
and Ornaments; Screen Doors
\\ indows.
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h all according to directions, and
if it does not benefit he will re
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