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LUMBER,
ROUGH AND DRESSED
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Flooring', Ceiling, Weatherboarding,
Sheeting, MouUingf', Casii.gs, Etc.
We give you good grades and our
PRICES ARE REASONABLE.
Get our prices before placing 1 your
next order. :
CtiETON Mercantile & Meg. Co
RITTER, S. C.
NEWS FROM SANDY DAM
Sandy Dam, March 2S. The Sandy
Dam school closed' on Wednesday
j the 23rd. The prir-es were iRsu<*<l a<
follows: For l»est average, Inez
! Price, first prize; Athelete Risher,
>»econ<l prize. Prize for composition.
May McTeer. .
We regret having to part with our
‘•little teacher.” Miss I^ila Padgett,
so soon, who will return to her home
at Smoaks on Thursday, the 31st.
We had a very enjoyable *• Faster
hunt” at the school house bn Satur
day afternoon, conducted by our
efficient teacher. Miss Padgett. The
programme was as follows:
Song— ” Salute the Flag,” by
school.
Opening address By May McTeer.
Recitation—“I love My Papa.” by
Gaynell Price.
/"U fitrticulari umJ ifitctal offrr <i~i (Tnt f .
I K until you receive and .il>
IN EACH TOWI
and district to
nde and exhibit*
Our itreats everywhere are
DOTS FROM STOKES.
Stokes Mar.. 25. S|H*cial: Mes-
dames L. R. and L. C. Hiott and
children, who have been sending
some tifrte w ith relatives and friends
at Stokes, returned to their home at
Walterboro several days ago.-
Miss Janie Guerard of Stokes, is
spending some time with rehKives
at WalterkHiro*.
j. M. Bennett, after a pleasant!
visit to Charleston, has returned t«>
his home at Stokes. I
Miss Lovie Warren, who has. been®
spending some time w ith relatives at |
Stokes, has returned to her home at
1 Ravenel.
Mr. and Mrs. RandsonCadden and
little son, lionnie, of Stttkes. were
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among those who visited Walterboro,
Friday.
We are glad to know that Mrs.
Reading-‘ Experience With a Re- U ™ e u f Stokes is improv-1
fractory Cow,” by Inez Price. * r *g from her illness of several
Song — ‘‘All Will. Depend Upon ,n " nl b^.
You,” by school. Mrs. C. D. Hiott and Miss Janie
(xuerard were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Warren last Sunday.
J. W. Sanders lost 30 panels of}
fencing by tm* this week.
'•>. Blue Eves.
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•ample Lttcvt Nfo«tcr“R»n^et'
Bukiiic mo'icy t^st Write
NO MONRff KK^t IRKO until you receive and approve n( yourNcyrle Weahip
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aitow i JiAtw '■VWIt.TKI AL. durnuf which tune you may ride the bicycle and
put it *o ai y teat \>>u with Jf you are tiien not p*-rleitly aati^hed or do not wish to
•cep me bicycle ah ■
Dialogue ‘‘Going Somewhere,”
by Mary Ann 'Srnoak and Lihugh
I rice.
Vale<iictor\’ By Milton Burden.
The rest of the afternoon wa> very
pleasantly spent by the children who
took pait in the hunt.
Mr- Belton Sanders of Young’s
Island spent Sunday with R. L. San
ders. ,
Mrs W. M. Srnoak and children
>f Weeks returned home Sunday.
ALCOHOL 3 PKRCENT*
ANegflabfe lYrparatino&rAs
sinulaiin§tlrRwd»iJR l \Hila
ling (lie Snoocki anllkjachaf
Infants/Children
Promotes DigwlionfHrftfid
ness and Rrsix omains imdr
Ofxum .Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Narcotic.
GAST1RM
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
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of
p the b*cyc ship it to us at our expense and ynu will not hr out out cent.
FACTORY PRICES furnish the highest grade bicycles it is possible to make
■ JW1 vvt II one small profit above actual factory cost You save fu
•° hD«iile*nen s proms by bjyiisg direct of us and have the manufacturer’s guar
antee behind your bicjele. |H» .NOT III Y a bicycle or a pair ot tires from anyone
•( any yr..-e until you recavtnur catu losju-'» and leant our unheard cl /a. torf
frut* and rtm.irK.iKe iPrctal tfert to rlklwr agi ntv.
YOU WILL BE iSTOIIISHFD w, ' <! . rl you re<rlv e “Of l)«utilul catvlncuu and ‘ ’
, . •wwrwniwwfci* Jlu( jy our M ,t>prb modnU at the tvanderfetllf aft<*P Sncndintf after SDendilUT 11 fCW
4-w >r«/r we cub make you thii yrar. W> sell the ln«lie*t trade bityclts (or le.v money 111111 '1UII1K .1 Itw
,,a ‘ vs w,th Mrs w - F - Smook. *
hKCONIJ U ANO BICVCLKsl'* WV .Wi't^cularly handle rerond h.nd birycles. but . ^ S ‘ (,a ^ a T- ran ,,f Hardwwille vis-
l^dVreS!*" h,S n, ° ther Urda > an,i S « n,,a >’
efliSTFI.lRAKFS W»»»»* U, IropurteHl roller rhultni and |» <UU. parts, repairs and a-,t
equ,-,nient o( all kinds at Aw./ZU aujuu/r./ufa'/rn-ri. ^
||0 HE06ETH0RN PUNCTURE-PROOF *JUJ M ^ Kubya 1 Anzip ' hn f
JOHNNY’S LAST SPEECH.
You’d scarcely expect^om* of im
age. in merchandising to engage and
hope to get a paying trade without
the local pajK'r's aid. And yet I did
that very thing; I o|»ened up a store
last spring the sheriff took my
stock and sold it on the auction
block. Don’t view me w ith a scorn
ful eye, byt simply say as I pass by:
“There goes a fool who seemed to
think he had no us«» for printer’s
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SAMPLE PAIR
TO UmtODUOE, ONLY
SELF-HEAUN8 TIRES 4
The’ regular ref ill pe <ce of tine tim it
f'.50 per pair. Put la imlrruttut we will
I’Cyiuasampli pair lor tS.oJy<lsb re tt border
M MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES
NAILS, T»ok* or (>laK« will not let th«
wlr ont. mxtv lhotisnnd pairw-sold In. t year.
(jerr t wo hundred IIk>u .and Jvaii» now iu'u.-c*.
DCSCRIPTIOfti Mndctn it 1 size's, I*. Uliv-V
and easy ril.ng.sretydur.itdeaml lined in* ’esvnh
a a la'.'.ty of riibhcr, wi'.irh newr becomes
po*ou»anii which close* up small punctures withe
l ie theair to escape. We have hunaredsef letter*from satis.
L-tdcustoraers statute that their tires haveoniy been pumped
uponceortwtrr tn asshole season. Theysveieh no more than
an ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualities being Rivet}
by several layers of thin, specially prepared fabric on thtf
tread. The regular price of these tires isji.yo per pair,but for
..— "‘-ing a special factoty price to
All orders shippedaame d.i
approvsl. You do not pay * rrnt until you have examined and found them strictly as represented.
W’e will allow a cash discount of 5 p< r cent (thereby making the price S4.53 per pair) if you
tend FtiLL. CASH WITH OKDEK and enclose this advertisement. You run no risk in
sending us an order as the. tires may be returned at Of It expense if for any reason they are
not satisfactory on examination. We are perfectly reliable and money sent to u» is as safe as’in a
bank. If you order a ppir of these tires, you will find that they will ride ehsier, run faster,
wear better, last longer and look finer than any tire you have ever used of se-n at any price. u ’~
kaowthat you will he
Walterboro visited here Sundav.
<). L. (fahaftan "returned home " ,k ” There is a truth as broad as |
Saturday after a brief visit to Wav. earth and business men should know
cross, Ga.
Miss Lucia Newton, who has 1k*«-ii
visiting her sister, Mrs M. Warren.)
returned to her home at Adams Run 1
last week. ‘ Us.”
its worth, ’tis simply this
lie buys its goods from
The pul -
those who
adverti
Ifotlow th« thick rubber tread
••A" and puncture strip*
and “IV* alvo rim atrip “li'*
to |trcvcnt rim cutting. Thla
tire will outlaat any oilier
make-SOFT. ELASTIC aud
•dverUstngpurpoie* we are miking a •pvctarf.actory price to ™ EAsk ItlOINQ. • ^
the rider of only So p-r pair. All order* shipped same day letter is received. We ship C. O. D on
We
so •well pleased that when von want a bicycle you will give us your order.
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Unw (r iod News Spreads
“I am To veiu* old and travel in iet of , '‘ouii’lete'y
Hi** rime.” wrile* H E'. Tolson of Klim* 1
Ixtlblown, Ky “ Krerywh-re I go I re
ia*nime'id K eotrio Hi> t> rs.labAUue I owe !
tnv exoH'eut health and vitality to them
Thev etT»ct a cu«e every nine” They
never fail to tone the stomach, tegulate
the kidneys aud Imwele, stimulate the
liver, invigorate the nerves and purify
the blood Thev work wooders for
A. M. FLETCHER DEAD.
A. M. Fletcher, son of Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Fletcher, died at his
home near Hendersonville on Match
*"**’* 7th. About three weeks before his
In any (a e of slomvt, Irouble. doe to | doath he wa s taken with a severe
cas«* of pneumonia..and all was done
for hini ihit miHlical'skill could do,
but to no avail. He was laid to rest
in Black Greek cemetery in the
presence of a large crowd of relatives
and friends. He leaves to mourn
theft-loss his father, mother, five
brothers and three* sisters.
C. W. T.
indige-tion or dy#p* p*ia you may fe*d
ckUre ibat Ko'oi will give you relief
lirnmptiy This i* uhat Koda! is for
1' diL'i** - tlie 1<<h1 you cat and docs it
It i* sold by J. M. Klein.
We want you to aend u* a tnal order at once, h«-nce this remarkabie tire offer. ” ’ .WvMk, tun-down men and women re
mm. uMuua w**-*-fu TXOJTO don’t buy anv kind at any price until you send for a pair of stn ing sirnugtli, vigor and health that’s
TT TUV Mrru Hedgethom l*uncture-Proof tire* oa ■pproyal and trial at „ ,)ai| y joy. Try -hem Only 50.-, Satis-
the special introductory price quoted above; or write for our big Tire and Sundry Catalogue which u.,
Ocacmaa and quotesau makes and kinds of tires at about half the uaual price*. fsc.ion la poiittvely guaranteetl by Ino.
mmmm aupmav but write*us a paatal today. DO NOT THINK OF BUYIIfO a bicycle 11 Klein.
MWV IWf WWAU# or a pair of tires from anyone until you know the new and wonderful
offers we are making. It only coats a postal to learn everything. Write it MOW* • «.
J. L MEM QYCLE COMPARY,
(Prtokly Ash, Me Beet and Pntaaalam.)
■ pogirim crars or all forms and stages or
Physiciansaudorm P. P. P. as a spleu-
4B coaablnatlon. and praaeriba it with
great aatisfaetioa for tbs fcurea of all
forma sad stages of Primary. Secondary
and TartUry Syphilia. SyphUitia Lbsn*
mat lam. Scrofuloua Ulcer* and Bores,
Glandular Swellings, Rheumatism, Kid*
nay Complain ta^ old Chrakio Clean that
CHICA60. ILL RIVERS BRIDGE MEMORIAL AS-
~ S0CIAT10N.
The Rivers Bridge Memorial Asso-
c : ation will ooserve Thursday. April
28th as memorial day. The Rev.
C ('. Brown of Sumter will deliver
thj memorial address. To these ser-
! vices the public is cordially invited
a id the ladies are earnestly request
ed to bring flowers.
Committee on grounds and order
o f the day: J. I). Jenny, J. C. Kinard,
H W. Uhitley. J. A. Peters, W. D.
TWO DEATHS
„ Osborn, March 21. On Friday,
March iMh. Mrs. Kisiah Stnoak, an
aged lady of this county, died in the
city hospital in Charleston, and her
remains brought on and laid to rest
in the Hopewell burying ground Sat
urday.
Mr. J. K. Benton died on Sunday,
March 20th, and was also laid to rest
in the Hopewell burying grourd in
the presence of a host of relatives
and friends. His funeral service*
were conducted by Rev. George
Newton of Adams Run.
w. s. w.
THE WORLDS GREATEST SEWIR6 MACHINE
.LIGHT RUNNING
BAD ROADS EXPENSIVE.
A government publication shows
that the average cost of trans|>orta-
tion on the improved country roads
of Kurope is eight cents per ton per
mile. On American roads the aver
age is twenty-five cents. On many
of the unimproved roads of Georgia,
we have no doubt, the cost will run
muchalwive twenty-fiveceilts. That
means it costa half a dollar or more
to move two bales of cotton one
mile. If there were no other reason
for pushing the building of good
roads in Georgia; these facts would
be reason enough.
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you will regain flesh sad strength.
Masts of eue rgy aud aU a IsaasM rssultlaf
from overtaxing tasaystsm arseuxsd by
tha use of P. P. P.
Ladias whose systems are poisoned and
whoee blood is In aa impure oondttiondue
to menstrual Irregularities art peculiarly
beaafited by the wonderful too to and
Cheupest Accident
Thomas’ Electric Oil.
and heals the wound.
it.
Insant'-ce — Dr.
8tops the pain
All druggists tell
CATARRH v SCROFULA
lain
Chrome
P. P. P. ie a powerful toale urn
at appttiasr, building up
s rapidly. If you are week
.and teal badly toy P. P. P*
I blood cleansing properties of P. P. P«
Prickly Ash. Poke Boot aadPotamlum.
•sld by all Druggists*
f. V. LIPPMAN
Proprietor
Savannah, • Ca.
RHEUMATISM
FINE DRESS GOODS.
We have just received a beautiful line of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
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we invite the ladies of Walterboro and
Colleton County to call and inspect our line
before buying. W'e can please you^[and
save you money.
w. v. GLOVER.
THE RULING PASSION.
The editor was dying, .says an ex-
S *ase, W. H. Ritter, Stacey Hearse, change, but when the doctor bent
Friends are requested to bring over, placed his ear on his breast,
baskets and lunch will be served on an< j saj^ “poor man? circulation-
the grounds. x - 1 almost gone!” the dying editor sat
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J. W. Jenny, Secty.
Dr. N. F‘. Kirkland, Pres.
Jenny, Mar. 24.
Fall? nine oat of every tea cuseft of
rheumatism Is simply rheumstism of tte
muscles due to cold or dsmp, or chronic
i heamstism, neither of which require
any internal treatm .ni All that is
needed to afford relief is the free ap
plication of Chamberlains Liniment.
Dive it a trial. You are certain to be
pleased with the qaiok relief which it
affords. Sold by all dealers.
X. E. Campbell
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
Office Over Preae and Standards
In office Saturdays and Mondays
week;' other days country
Walterboro,
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CLUBBING RATES.
The following papers are clubbed
with The Press and Standard:
> The Press and Standard and—
The Progressive Farmer (6 moe)$1.15
Southern Cultivator 1.60
Home and Farm 4.35
Farmers’ Union Sun L70 ™ “ *
SMOAK-IREL
On Sunday, March 13th, at J the
home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Srnoak, were married
Miss Neta Srnoak and Mr. Charley
Irel, both of this place.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in light blue silk with^.white trim
mings, and in her hand she carried a
large bouquet of white brides’ roses.
Her attendants were as follows;
Miss Dellie Srnoak with Mr. Walter
Garvin, MissiJucia Srnoak with Mr
Ross Catterton, Miss Sarah Benton
with^tfr. Jim Dewitt, Miss Mamie
Srnoak with Mr. Joshua Srnoak. %
After the ceremony refreshments
were served to the large crowd pres
ent.
Two Rose Buds.
Ruffin, Mar. 26.
Stubborn Aa Mala*.
are llvor and bowels aomtim—; worn to
balk without oaaat.. Than ibarw’a
iroabto—iuo— of Appotho—
5m ySrtnmMMVy hlioro Dr. Kla|r*a
Now Lift PUla, tha world's host Mom-
up and shouted: ‘’You’re a liar; we
have the largest circulation in the
country.”—Atlanta Constitution.
BLOCKADED
Every Household in Walterboro
h ould Know How to
Resist It.
1 be back aches because the kidneys
are blockaded.
Help the kidneys with their work.
The back will ache no more.
Lots of proof ihst Dotn's Kidney
Pills do this.
It’s the best proof, for it comes from
this vicinity.
R. F. Massey, Hancock 3t, (Beaufort,
8.0., says: “I have no hesitation in
recommending Doan’s Kidney Pills, as
they did me a great deal of good. I
suffered from doll, nagging backaches
and bad distressing pains through my
loins. My kidneys were also weak and
caused me great annoyance. Doan’s
Kidney Pills were so highly recom
mended that 1 dually procured a box and
began tbelr use. They relieved the dis
tressing pains In my back and I have
not suffered since.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster-Mihmrn Co. Boffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States
Remember the name Doan’s—and
take ao other.
Feel languid, weak, run-down? Head
ache? Btomach “ofT’?—Just a plain case
of lacy liver. Bardoek Blood Bitten
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If yon want Hthers Vibrating fthnUlc, Rotary
HtiuUleor a Hlngle Thnwl [Chain Htit<h\
Hewing Machine write to
UK ItV KOMI SIWIM MACNIRI COMPANY
Orang*. Maaa.
Msnv .-wins marhines are made to tell regardless of
qu*lii>, hut the Hew Htkiae is viatic to wear.
0,r cuarsntr never ran* out.
HaM by aaStosHavff ffealsrs saly.
ros SALS sv
RINGS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
U—iws lnSt**»tio*i anS Stomach Troubloo.
CHilcirmry C ry r
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAST OR | A
CfflCHESTER SPILLS
diamond brand
LADIKS | 4
Ask /mw »*—n> for cm-cmtA-Tgrs
DIAMOND IIKANO FILLS in Bkd and^
Cold metallic boars, sealed with Bit*
Btbbon. Takb ko oTaaa. Bav «r t*w
»tWKta« mS vak tor CUI-CMCa-TCB I
niAMeae bkan» riLLa for twenty-ffve
years regarded aa Best, Safest, Always Reliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
tiukL EVERYWHERE
Soothe* itching Mkiu. Heels cats or
burns without a *car. Cures piles, ec
zema, salt rheum, any itching. Doan’s
Ointragiiit. Your drnggist sells it.
“I suffered habitua'ly from constipa
tion. Doan’s Uego let* relievetl and
■.rengibenea the bowel*, so that they
have been regular ever *1006.”—A. E.
Davis, giooer. Halphnr HnHngs, Tex.
Itch oared in Ik) mlnate* by Wool-
ford’s Sanitary Lotion. Never falls.
Sold by John M. Klein.
• The Grat’Liver Meiicioe ami taral Tonic
Don’t take pills and violent purgatives. They only make bad mattera
worse. They don’t cure. Take R. L. T. for Constipation. Biliousness, In
digestion and all Liver Troubles. It acts in perfect harmony with nature.
Dr. Richardsan has been prescribing continuously for 25 years
and says he does not know of any remedy that will
give such good results as this remedy.
Money Refunded If It Does Not What We Claim
IEE t LAXATIVE Cl»8» lYMP
I have been using ‘‘Hlcbard*oo'a Liver
Tonic” in my home for some month*
past and bod it an excellent preparation.
It baa served a* a anbstitnte for calomel,
giving the desired effect aril bout the
usual nausea following a does of calomel
and leaving the liver in liormal activity.
I recommend it without hesitation,
A. J. CAUtHKN,
Presiding Elder Anderson District.
Chicola Drug Co , Anderson, 8. C.
Dear 8irs: In response to your in
quiry. I cheerfully state tha* I have
used R. L. T. in my family for several
years with very beneficial reeulta. I
have personally used It recently for lie
ionic effects and have been mnoh bane-
fitted' For chronic constipation, Indi
gestion and torpid liver. I do not know
a better remedy. GEO. E. PRINCE,
Judge of lOchOirooit.
MANUFACTURED AND GUARANTEED BY.
(Shiquola Drug Co
ANDERSON, S. G
FOR SALE BY JOHN M. KLEIN, DRUGGIST.
WALTERBORO. S.C.
PRICE 50c AND H.00 PBR BOTTLE
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