The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 16, 1912, Image 6
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I am a eaadldat* for th« offico
of Clork of Court for Collotou
cooaty and pled** mjaelf to abtdo
the ratult of th« Damocratlc prl-
#«« o o o«o ••• #«• #«•
a B. HUDSON.
Raffia, Oct. ».
* QasdfM idrertiseueats
a. c.
WEDNESDAY)-,oar. it. ms.
Houaot bow. Did you thtak of It,
that last Saturday waa the aaalrer-
aery of the discovery of Aadrlea by
Colunbuaf
How about a baby abow at the
Fair thla fall? A. glance at the
"Blithe” column each week seem*
to Indicate that there is a good
"crop” of young Americas coming
We dead re to call to the atten
tion of our read era the very great
u am her of advertieetneute we era
running In this !asu$. Firms adver
tising should hove your buslcees, fed
they are pro great ve and ask you for
your patronage.
11.SS1.CS4.0S4 cigarettes were
ink id 1» the United States durlag
the fiscal year just closed, and
we cha Usage a smoker of one of
these to show that he waa beoeflttad
What S foolish waste tor
America! Out it out
youag man, cave your health aad
mousy. Stop being a slave to a per-
afeioua habit
a
"When there are sop offices to
he gives oat down here, they ere
going strictly to Bisses men. And
If say one is recommended to me
aad he is not a Blease men, he
will never carry a commission with
mj name on it" These are the
words of the Governor of South
Corollas spoken alt u meeting held
at the Schuetaeuplsta Id Charleston
Friday night. FIUmsb for office
nor previous service will be consider
ed.
FOB SALBT
FOR SCALE—One seven room resi
dence. grocery* and wood house.
Three stables, barn aad baggy
house. Three quarter acre lot,
oa easy terms. J. A. Padgett
Lodge. B C.
FOR SALV—100 acres of laud. Fif
ty-five acres cleared, sixty acres
under fence, the rest timbered.
\ Want to sell at once. Cheap.
Apply J. O. Adame, Weeks, 8.
€. 1O-f-2t-p.
FOR SALE—Thirty-eight acres of
land in town, clear of stumps, fen
ced. with good dwelling and out
housed. Easy terms, also my
my house and lot on Railroad
arenas. Jno. H. Peurltoy. Wat
terboro, 8. C. 10-0-41.
J'OR SALE—Farm of its acres t
. 1-2 miles from Walterborro, on
sand clay road and adjoinisyuil-
road. 75 acres cleared aad sur
rounded by fence. For price and
terms apply to A. H. Herndon.
10-8-lt.
FDR SALE—One Inset of land con
tatniag 72 1-1 acres. 41 of which
la under cultivation aad good
fence, t miles from Watterboro.
oa tho road leading to Belle X
Honda. For iafomaatioa apply
to J. F. Rlshor, R. F. D. No. t.
14-0-tf.
FOR BAIdB—gtsck in Colleton Coma
ty Fair Aesociatioat 910.00 par
•bars; t shares for pries of S.
Everyone should owa some of
this stock. Apply to W. W.
BmOsA, Secretary, Walterboro, 8.
C. * 10-2-41.
Let’s make Fair week a home com
ing week for Colleton’s sons and
daughters. There are several hun
dreds or thousands of these end
this week will be a splendid time
to have them come home and see
what Colleton has been doing dur
ing tbeir absence. We have not
been idle here, and it will be a
revelation, we cce sure, to some of
Colleton's absent sons to see the
progress made here recently. To
those who read The Press and Stand
srd, and Dearly all of them do,
we extend a cordial invitation to
come to see us during the fair.
Irritated Eywe
Oat wars* sad wens tb* longsr row tot tbwn to;
la—*rdP» Ooldrn Er« Dot ion cars* InAsamstioa
i la mm Car. Ooolin*.
Gat “Lsooard iV—It
Bat
eta. or forwarded
r U a. Uoaaidi AI
It will be learned with regret that
D. E. Sheppard and D. J. tirlfflrn,
who have been here this year farm
ing, have determined to return to
Saluda county to live. These gentle
men heve made many friends here
who- will regret to see them leave.
Mrs. A. E. Wallace is attending
the Womans Foreign Missionary Un
ion of Charleston Presbytery at
Aiken
from
of the Preebytertor* church of this
place
at Mbytes X
ply to C. W. Warns, wnh—beto
8. C. l#-14-tf. .
WM..—ii •—
cue and eggs. Hlghaat- cash
price paM. Always see bm first.
J. L Rents, at Hotel Albert.
A HORSE IS
A boiue can act give coatfnuoUs
of the day.
U tires easily and sometimes must haws
; •. -c Ul 1 Ltu .g.
U» the middle
FOR 8AL/E 54 aersa of land mors
or less, near Kmoaks, 8. C., know
as the Rlvaaaa Brown tract of
land. Part uador cultivatloa.
Price $400.00 cash. Apply to H.
D. Padgett, Jr.. Ruffin 8. C.
FOR BALE—Farm of 125 acres, 2
1-2 mUse from Walterboro oa
aaad clay* road, adjoins railroad.
75 acres under wire fence and In
good cultivation. For price and
terms apply to A. H. Herndon.
. 10-14-Bt.
Bumms LOCAL*.
Rub-My-Tlam will euro you.
Ftosh meal aad bulla at Walter
boro Cotton Oil Co.
10-0-lt.
Colgatas dental eream at Kleim’a
Buy Anthony Waea. made by the
Americuo Bteel and Wire CB^ 40
aad 45 laches high; one of the best
made. Stays made not to clip.
For aalo only by H. W. Black, Jr.
Top 'Boggles $00.90 and up.
Roaaeil Farm Wagons, oao aad
two horse, $25.00 and up. Ail sold
under guarantee, see our stock be
fore “you buy. Wmlterbbfo Live
Stock and Vehiclo Co.
Colgatas tooth powder at Klein’s
Ws have a nice line of Men’s fall
and winter salts, give us a look
before buying. H. W. Black. Jr.
Colgatas violet aad other tal
cums at Klein’s. 15 cents.
Barter Brown’s Guaranteed Darn-
less Hosiery, tor men. women and
children, just received. Four pair
guaranteed to wear four months, tor
one dollar. Tor sale by H. W.
Jr.
Bub-My^ruaa will sura yum. a
Boy "Bottle Axe" Shoes, tho kind
at glvw
only at H. W.
at Kioto's.
I* you want * suit of
that will fit wall, aad wear ws
buy a salt fresn H. W. Wartr, Jr.
The whole family of Oolgatea i
quiatto toilet propavuttoao at Klaia’s
Bicaiso’o maage cure, euxu *
for mango aad certain dasth to
at KMa’g.
Tho last call tor turnip m
second shlpsnont Just in at Klein’s
I am stir soiling mv famoui pea
nut c'.y*y at retail *ud who'seals
Mill bo glad to corrsenonn with
merchaats as to prices. Try It
you will always handle It. O. .
Grace. fo-f-ltf
Ask for piano certificates at The
Press and Standard aad at Brown’s.
DOT THE‘fiDWONIF S NRUtENT
Always la condition- sad fresh at the sad of tko run. It never tires and. will take yonaay where,
no matter what the dietaaoe. Sand and hills make no difference, nor do muddy roads for that matter.
The perfect simpllcky of the working parts means fewer repairs, leas attention*—eliminates the hea\j
expense bills. A truly economical aad efficient car built for the purpose of giving uninterrupted
service at low cost of upkeep. ..-j , . f
THE
YOU GO INTO DETAIL THE
WILL GROW YOUR REGARD^
The laside, not the outward appearance of a car, establishes Ms trun value. For this reason, we
rah yon iwt to 1st your first favorable Impression end with your administration for tho graceful d£
aign, the low, strong Unas, tho comfortable upholstery of thq long stroke Hupp ’rJ2”. We prefer
that yon go deeper Into the car and examine its motor, transmission and sale conotruction.
WHAT MAKES PULLING -
POWER?
First—The relation of piston stroke
to cylinder boro.
Second—Tho design of the motor.
Third—The efficiency of the car
buretor.
Fourth—The simplicity of the chas
sis construction. /,
Fifth—Tho. degree to which friction
is reduced. . o ;
Sixth—The weight of the car. >
LET US SHOW TOU.
How thsas essentials have been ac-
MMhod in the Hupp "SI”
stroke is neither too
leag nor too short, but la ratio to
aha boas la aa l.T. la to 1.
Bacond—Tho cylinders of the mo
tor ala oast sa bloc: the valves at
the side are protected from dust
aad dirt. Three liberal croak shaft
baartaps are protidsd to preclude
dm possibility of undue strain. • *
Third— the carburetion Is absolutely automatic, insuring
correct mixture at all speeds and under all loads without
adjustment.
Fourth—The chassis is clean of every complication: ;he
■’* r »
motor, clutch and transmission are a compact weight saving
unit, permanently aligned and dispensing with a shaft and
universal joint clutch and transmission.
Fifth—FrlctfoD is reduced to the limit by the finest ball
and roller bearings, there is but one universal joint be
tween transmission and full footing roar axle, giving a prac
tically straight lino drive and the kart possible loot motion
in the transmission of power. f -1 ;
Sixth—The weight of the ear la from two to three ban-
died pounds under that of moot can of oqual siao and grade
Each of these points Is of unusual advantage; collective
ly they enable tbs motor to giro its mud mam power and art
tho Hnpp "12" apart aad above cars of its si sc and price.
Long Stroke Mnpp “•8" Tourtag Oar 8800, F.
a B>
■rtfO "80" Standard Brnrohoro $780, R O. B.
•• ^
D rtf it tocAwdkro t»lu8^isl8, gse Ians and gsw-
eroSsw, sB Isropa, took and bora. Trows ^eede
Detroit. 4-cylindere. 90 IL wfuBted wt*
Bosch —grto, top windrtrieitE. pas lamps and
SMI NMVMp ttomh
wtoa 105 tmeh w^clbic. 85x8 14 tedi Urm
wtadehleid. oil Iannis, took and horn, 110 inch
Bnsdrttr. 8000
wheclhaoo. i t, . j |
Wo
jv
open la this territory, and willl be glad to oortwpomd with
who ssnj ho interested fas swing the agency for this eueeptloanl line of ears.
MACHINERY COMPANY
COLUMBIA, S. C.
TAYLOR’S
THE WORD MEANS
B ft R G ft I N
1. lb. bundle Gingham remnnota
Good quality 8c. Never fade apron
giugham-pce. 1 1-2 yd. and under,
about 7 1-2 yda. to bdl. Per bundle
.. 25c.
80 do*, men’s heavy fleeced lined
shirts end drawers to match. Good
white fleece and never sold under
60c euch. M’e will to make a
noise put these on sale while they
•«"t *t 89c.
f Ijr-rse Smyrna Rug.-*, the ustial
$2.00 rug, we have one bale of thes
useful household articles and will
for one week only, let them pa?-*
out at 98c. ench. Strictly one to a
customer. 1 ~-
SMALL ITEMJS.
1 lb. c-n perfumed talc ..
1 paper pins
Pearl Buttons, 2 cc-rds .. . .
Every man admires an attractive
Woman—one with a beautiful com
plexion—but there are many women
who do not know the secret of se
curing it—Mlldredina Cream is min
& woman’s secret for beautifying the
complexion and giving the skin a
fresh, clear, velvety texture. Mll-
dredlna Specialty Co., Boston Mass.
9-U-ty.
HUNTER, PEARCE A BATTEY.
the substantial, reliable, and ener
getic factors, of Savannah, offer
you the same excellent service that
has convinced many others of the
benefit of marketing cotton through
them. Until you h&ve tried them,
perhaps you are Deflecting an op
portunity to realise more for your
cotton than heretofore. They re
spectfully solicit your consignments.
S-21-€m.
| 6 in. all silk ribbon io<*.
Armours 10c size Pure Whlta 9 in e mb r°Mery 5c.
Glycerine soap—a great big clear,*® * n ‘ ^mbrotoiery joe.
cake of the purest white trans- envelopes for 5c.
!? S2TJ " frp “' ^
Me have 600 cakes and while they
last We will *,>l| them at 6
i»*r
"My Isdy" always admires a per
fect complexion, and Is ever anxious
to attain this end, but without the
use of Mlldredina Cream it is next
to an Impossibility, Do try Mil-
dredina Cream today. Mildred Ira
Specialty Co., Boston Mass.
9-11-tf
♦
Wichman’s Quality Roofing
Made especially for our trade and
V s' ^
guaranteed to be the best for the
money ever sold in this county.
.We have it manufactured in car
lots and on this account can offer
the following prices.
One ply at $1.35 a Square
v> f
Two ply at $1.75 a Square
A r.o c«!nt bottle cf nioc tiro
Kluuinatic Llnimcut will 1. .^t ling
er than the 1BM$ aggravated caw; t>:
sore ihrodt. - A mod effective nm-
r*l> for Void oa chest, croup, etc.
P-ll-Sm,
It. H WlilH. chairman of th •
board of trut-tecs for CottugcNllI*
school district, was In town Thur?-
d!->. . ■
7'• pc*, heavy wide double nr.-pped
outing. Would be a grrat -
at Sc per. yard ' In all fancy colon*. ,,, „
j i t if- vOC
flue for quilt Itidng, children’s ua- A
demear. Only j-er ynrtl . . or
Ar*y woman wi*h pimplei skin !
eruptions, sores or boils does not j
aps D q^.ipear extractive and cannot enjoy j
, - r\j.lfe. Dfloodltie CAntmcnt cures them
CoAes " "4/* aad make* the sWn soft und velvety J
a.V. Calicoes » (”uras cold sore* cracked lips, chopn 'rs- i . .
fed haiMts, c s. ifchlr y ‘•widiM HlHl COlilOllt lO pllt it OJ!.-
Buys 25c. caps
Dark calico*
Our squares are full 108 feet and
each roil contains sufficient rails
!
bleeding pi!''*.
P-11-8m.
. SMALL ITEMS.
■floavy checked Homoi-puc
Summer Silks. .
ens 25c. suependers . . .
v
Mens Dr«»8 Shifts.. ,.
.. .j. Boy’* Dree* Shirts
H
12 1-Cc
BOKKS' AND ALL «!vl\ DIK.USKS
WUeu Trtterinr Is Used
This Is the one unfailing reme
dy and no - matter how severe a
case of eczema, plies, tetter, ring
worm. old sores or scalp disease
you qiay suffer with, TETTE^INE
win giro Instant relief and affect
a permanent cure. We know the
merit* of this soothing, healing, an
ttoepUe ointment so well that we
fully' guarantee IL Get a 50c box
«t 1 your druggist. a If he has noi
the genuine TETTERINE, send us
50c aa4."* will supply you at once.
The Bhuptrine Co., Savannah Ga.
For Bale By John IL Klein
3000 yards heav/ 1 AO-ir*. wide j .
. , ' i - MerVs and Roy’s collars .. .. f .Uz,
low homespun, best value we have ’. , . ^ /
. ■ . , fr.ncy collars.. 5c.
ever offered. Good close woven £-a i , . , * .
*• 10 skirts, former price $4.50 to
island and full width we will only
•ell 10 yard* to one customer.
Strictly IO yard** 5«>c.
$6.00 at $2.*W
Wash skirts C9j.
Infants drosses.. 19c.
You Will Find Nothing Bnt Bargains at
lUar be Up on Piano at Bro\\.;'g
st«>re.
Hands rough a’>-l^rc 17 Well, vhy
don’t Te’j u-r: Mlldredina Altnor.d
Cream, the a tbc «kin will -be “oft
*s val > t.. ’Thf Cream of Cr-'-tr;s.” ’I
25c. ar.i S'V a boRb* Mlldredina
Specialty Co.. Boston Mass.
9-1 t-*f
It
.j U pon request wo shall be pleased j-
to submit sample** -
Horseshoeing
I hav ean expert horseshoer
with me now and guarantee
j satisfaction. Bring 5 o u r
I horses and mules to my Shop
for shoes and we will make
life easy for them.
Here is a woman who speaks
E. P. KNIGHT . from personal knowledge and long
. ... , * • » . experience, viz., Mrs. P. fl. Brogaiv,
Blacksmith and W hoolw light 0 j Wilson, Pa., who says, “I know
Wichman & Son
^ - *
Walterboro, • South Carolina
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from experience that Chamberlain
Cough Remedy la far superior to
any other. For croup there is no’h-
Ing that excels It." • For sal.* by-J-R
dealers. ,