The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 01, 1913, Image 7

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^ ■ a* Vti?-. - ? T i * • i ^r> { K' ns. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C lGESI ■n ■V'*' • g Afey&it' Reliable Household Lantern There it always need for good lantern around the home—in the yard, in the cellar, in the attic— wherever a lamp is inconvenient or unsafe. The RAYO Is ideal for home use. It gives s clear, bright light—like sunlight on tsp. It is strong, durable, compact, handy-' Doesn’t leak. Doesn’t smoke. Easy to light and rcwick. Will last for years. Ask for the RAYO. At DtaUn Everywhere. Ti i STANDARD OIL COMPANY I la N«w Jane?) ^ I* - ^ V »• . . ^ . i ' THINGS WK THINK. ThlBfH other* Think, and What We Think of the Thinas other* Think. r t -wh i ‘ *« r Drink it for^^ QUALITY- -none better Buy ii tor LCONOM) one pound equals tu'o of the ordm- j y at \ hi mis. • tp ; i:-: l ATLANTIC COAST LINE |gS Y TOUR TO ■ PANIMA-JAMAICA-CUBA m FLORIDA VntLe Over-Sea Railroad mummis IS OFFERED AT A COMPARATIVELY SMALL GOST The Cruise will be on the NEW STEAMSHIP EVANGELINE of the P. & 0. S. S. S. Co. (Length 364 ft., with 262 staterooms) Sailing from Key West January 7, 1913. flriinr Coilimrc < Jan * 21 ’ Feb * 4 and 18 » March Viner Jdllin§S ^ 4 and IS, April 1 and 15 For full information, the approximate cost of the the trip from any point desired, and schedules and reservations on trains and on the ship, address thfe undersigned, who will accompany the psrty. ■ F. M. JOLLY. WILMINGTON. N. C. Traffic Agent; Atlantic Coast Line, (Havana Office: Jan. 17 to Midsummer—Prado61) It will only Cost a ONlC Postal Card Worth V-FllH 1 To G$t The Particulars K* pacandf of en Unory FoftilUor (■abac 2-1-2) riLLca BC LBS Both of these are called “complete” fertilizers, but they’ are very different. W«'Ub.!anead Fcrtllticr 2-i-tO) RaoaraAlX If you prefer ready-mixed fer tilizers, insist on having enough Potash in them to raise the crop as well as to raise the price. Crops N1TVAJT Of 8 IS IM Arm P.MMIBUTi; 66 LQf> 2<mureo(s POTASH' 80 LK!» more than three times as much Potash as phosphoric arid. It wmafoand ynnaco that thecotnpetition o( the crop it not a tare guide to the moil profitable fertilixer, but it doot not take a Terr •mart mao to 'figure out that a trtll-haiaactd Mtilbtr tbtaM ttaMie at laaat aa mack Pataak •a Fhaapbartc Add. loaiat on harinc it to. If yon do not find the brand yon want, make one by addingenonah Petaak to make it right. To increaac the Fotath 4 M per cent. (lor cotton and grain), add one bag Muriate oi Potaah per ton of IeriiU/er: to increaac it 9 per cent, ttruck, potmoca, tobacco, corn, tic.), add two bagt Sulphate or Muriate per too. Talk to your dealer and aak him to carry Potaah In Pndmcita Paaw/a ■lock or order it tor you. It will pay you both, lor * UaUaHl X ays For pertiemien eed pricer write te OEKMAN MALI WORKS, kc.. 42 Broodwny. Now York lad A final IMg.. Inaaaak, (a. retaar lad Bdg^Melrtaaaa.U. Eaytra NSm Mlaata, la. We buppoec the reason women wear the hats that come down about their ears f» so that they can't hear the mean things men say about them. There will be no silent vote among the women electors. * A person who can’t get along with tit neighbors will usually find that the fault is not with the neighbors. It is the "drys”, not the “wets”, that open^he floodgates of oratory. More trees are cut down at Christ mas lime than are planted on Arbor day. There is such a thing as becoming so w ise to all con games that you will pass up a real gold brick. It is no longer a question of what to do with our ex-presidents. To the Republicans and Democrats it la a question of what to do to our ex- presidents. With woman suffrage becoming general, candidates wut need to de vise a new line of campaign "bunk". God probably never tmendeu man to be satistled—betuase if he was be would have nothing to pray for. In the East women are learning to run elevators. Is this going up or down? Your faults are better known by your equals than your superiors. The recent census shows 64 2 poets working at manual labor. In these prosperous days even poets can earn a living, s. Patronize home industry. Con vert the heathens at home first. The woman who desp.ses matri mony usually does not epeak from experience. A real unselfish man is one who gets busy moving things out of the way of the one who is rapidly get ting to the front. Those who weigh their words do not always speak with weight. Prosperity seems to cause more discontent than does hard times— the more there is to get the more folks imagine they uren't getting •heir share. The moral yard stick your neigh bor uses on you is usually a short one—about the same length as the one you use on him. Every man has an inalienable right to work—but some <;o not insist on exertising aU their prerogatives. The girl who only aas one man to choose between usually is marrfed the quickest. A man’s holiday is just what his wife has been waiting for. She has salted up about a week’s work in an ticipation of the occasion. The man who deserts the family that he has helped to create is so small by nature that a mosquito couldn’t find a landing place. With two young ladies on the sofa, give a man an inch and he’ll get be- iween them. A woman would rather not know a secret than not have anyone to tell It to. ’ . Widows and widowers are not a* selfish and avaricious as other peo ple. Many of them devote touch time and energy to looking out for No 2. Lots of folks do not wnot to go to heaven for fear they will never get there. The old maid who waits the long est for a husband kicks the most about him after she gets him. When a man geta so seriously in love that he declares himself ready to lay dopti his life for his sweet heart, it is really cruel of her to facetiously aak; "On the dead.” Two can live as cheaply as one— Hjiut they don’t. / beats all how surprised a girl ( ^6n appear w hen the question is pop- 'ped—-after she has been preparing for it for six mouths. An eastern doctor says girls have five souls. We don’t begrudge the .ear, sweet things as many of them as they want—we have enough rouble trying to save one from pur gatory. Sometimes the nicest thing about laving company is seeing them go. It appears inconsistent for a per son to get into a tantrum arguing religion. StatistUs slate tha; tweive billion telephone messages were sent in the ted States during 1»11. There must be an error somewhere—we md the line busy more times than that. The electoral college will also make Wilson its president. Its costs about a dollar for every vote cast in these Ln;.e<t States Did «ou g"t your money’s worth? Some of the characteristics of tne savage remain with the rivillzt>d man. The mat! who skins his friends t*n • robably trace his ancestry back to some Indian who scatpeu bis ene- nlea. When women come into general use as jurors, we presume the band- ge will be taken from the eyes of justice. All of us have something to l*e •hankful for if we but stop to think >t it. T^-ars evaporate be,ore the face that radiates sunshine. [V .-ALL PERSONS are prohibited from hunting, ahooting, or otherwise trespassing on Craton Hill Marshei, owned by Theodore G. Barker, and Known aa "Fizsimmons Ponds", In Colleton County, 8. C., or upon Bear Island, and particularly upon land kROws aa the Hole In the Wall, ait Nancy Hill, on the Aahepoo Rtier, the property of Rots Hanahan, fn Colleton County. Any such huBting. shooting or trespassing will bo pun ished to the full extent of tfeo law la such cases made asd provided. . EDISTO GUN Cl His Stomach Troubles Over. Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not like to feel that your stomach- troubles were over, that you could eat any kind of food you desirec without in jury? That may teem so unlikely to you that you do not nope for an >nding of your trouble, but ^permit us to assure you that It Is not alto gether impossible. If others have *'cen. why not yonT' John R. Bark er. of Battle Creek, Mich., la one of them. He saya, “I was troubled with heartburn, indigestion, and liver com plaint until I used Chamberlain's Tablets,^ben my trouble jfm all ov- MARRIAGES. • a- When you feel a cold coming oa lon’t delay, but immediately take llloodine Cough Checker, the cele brated throat and lu ig remedy. It Afops the cough, relieves the irrita tion. and cures the cough. John M. Klien, Agent. l-l-3m. BIRTH§L Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Henry O’Quin, of Williams, a fine boy, on Thursday afternoon, Dec-. 19.? Albert's Headache Checkers give instant relief . ud permanently cures all headaches, neuralgia, periodical pains. Five doses 10 cents; 25 doseg, 25 cents. Mail orders fllled by the BlocMline Corporation, Boston. Maas. John M. Klien. Agent. l-l-3m. Kinney (■arris. Married Tuesday afternoon. Dec. 24. at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. J. R. Funderburk. Miss Claudia Kin sey and Joseph W. Garris, both of Round. Miss Kinsey is the youngest daughter of Mr, and Mrs'. J. E. Kin sey. and Mr. Garris the youngest son of Abner B. Garris. . taey will make their home at Round, where Mr. Car ts is tarming. The best wishes of .umerous friends are theirs. • • • KaMri li a-Brook*. Round. December —Special: On Thursday. December *9. at 10:30 A. M . Miss Elizabeth Easterlin. eld est daughter of Mr. mm2 Mrs. W. B. Easterlin. became the aride of Mr. U-o R. Brooks, of McFarlane. N. C.. the Rev. W. V. Dibble performing ■te ceremony. It wan a pretty home wedding, the parlor being beautiful- v decorated for the occasion by Miss Hattie Rivera. The decorations were of ferns, potted plants and -beautiful white japonicas. i’receding the bride and groom true Miss Hattie L. Rivers, with Mr. J. B. Easterlin. The wedding march was sweetly rendered by,Miss Ida M. Fishburne. The bride wore handsome tan coat suit, with hat and gloves to match. After lb*? ceremony dainty refresh ments were served, me bride and >om leaving on the afternoon train or their honeymoon tnp. K hr hs nit-Richie. 'Ehrhardt. Dec. 3d.—Special:—On last Tuesday afterncon at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jacob Ehrhardt their second daughter. Miss Edrie was mar rietf lo Mr. Delma Richie of North Carolina, The ceremony was per formed by Rev. D. B. Groseciose be fore a large crowd or relatives and friends. The home was prettily dec orated with holly and pot plants The bridal party eniere*: to the sweet strains of "Bridal Chorus Mr. Griffin with the groom and Miss Mamie Ehrhardt gave the bcide away. Miss Edrie never loosed better than in her tailored suit or brown. Directly after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Richie left *a automobile for Bamberg where they took the train, with showers of ^ock: wishes. They received numerous presents of cut glass and silver. They have the best w ishes of all. MRS; McGill BROKE DOWN Gives the Beat Facts hi Begirt to Her Case art Tefis lav She Saffort. Jonesboro, Ark.—"I suffered a e plots break down In health, some time ago.” writes Mrs. A. McGill, from this place. “I was very weak and could not do any work. I tried different remedies, bat they did me no good. One day, I got a bottle of Cardul. It did mo so ranch good. I was surprised, sad took some more. Before I took Cardul. I had headache and backache, and sometimes I would cry for hoars. Now I am over all that, and can do all kinds of housework, think it la the greatest medicine on earth." In tbe pest flftr years, thousands of ladles have written, like Mrs. McGill, to tell of the benefit received from Cardul. Such testimony, from earnest women, surely indicates the treat value of this tonic remedy, for diseases peculiar to women. Are you a sufferer? Yea? Cardul Is the medicine you need. We urge you to try it N B — TTnf* to: t.*flr*’AMk*? Dtet .^NatM- •OOC* M«-JVin* Cu..Ch<i*anar«i. Tr»*«.. far >grr»aj /n’frvrli/mt. an4 6* rapr tx«*. ‘'Hair Ti fc* Wu a." Mai la wrajpar. aa i Professional Notices. H R. PADGETT. .4 *torney-«t-Law. Prompt Attention u> All WALTKKBOKO. H. C. Sash, Doors, Roofing, Brick. And all Builders Material Carried ii Stock in all Merchantable Sizes.. OnfejK' promptly filled. jHTj Let us figure with you. We are suri our prices will save you money on your needs. C. i SAVAGE. lunfactarer of Rough and Dressed Li — Walterboro, : : : : i» * OFFICE OF y' Or. A. J. Anderson DENTAL SURGEON Office H 'v.rs: Vs m. 1 p d X p. m.. .6 r r* OPPO .'luere sad Merchar • „ ftmk. . ’Phon* SOx. VALVEHBORO. H. o' DR. H. W. BLACK, HR. IN-ntsi Surgeon WALTERBORO, 8. C. Associated with Dr D. J. McAI- hany in office next to Walterboro Drug Company. Csua,! Office Hours PHONE «7X * " a K. DuKAXT. Civil Engineer and Land UOTTAGEYILLB. 8. a • •; Prompt Attention »<ven all business Plata Made. ALL WORK GUARAN TEED. 1 ' Fishburne’s Specials Fresh Natlbnal Biscuit Company’s Crack< FRUITS AtfD VEGETABLE The latest at the Fountain: Fishbume’s Juice, made of unfermented scuppemong juice. TRY A DRINK OF IT. C L Fishburne. Horses and We have just received a carload of thhrou^JJ^ Kentucky Mares and Mules which we am ing at very reasonable prices—the price nary stock. Let us show you. A. WICHMAN & ft * . Walterboro, S. C. fr CUR LARGE CAPACITY enables us to save patron’s time, which is worth more than toll charged. Every department open to your inspec tion. We furnish 2 lb. Sugar bagging and new ties for 75 cts. per pattern. Your profit here pays < the toll. Second hand bagging and ties furnished . at market, if you w r ant that kind. Free storage for your Seed. One trip completes the job; the other follow buys thelint, through a public sw’orn weigher. We Nuy the seed. Give us a trial. WALTERBORO OIL MILL* CUT OUT THIS AD. MOLES and WARTS and M O L K S O V F for the removal of MOLES said \VAJ:TS without pain leaving neither soar m r mark la the same remedy that we sold jour grandmother, and has since Its first appearance upon tbe market, carrii-d ■ with ;t the UNANIMOUS INDORSEMENT of MAN and WOMAN. MOLESOFF was the best in pioneer days. Is still the best today. Our long experience protects you. Ws guarantee, v Letters from personages we all know, together with much valuable Information ere contained In an attrucLve booklet, which will be sent free npon request. If you have a<ny trouble getting MOLESOFT, send one dol lar direct to the undersigned. One hundred dollars In gold will be paid (o the party mail- lag to us a picture of themselves before and after using MOLESOFF; theee picture# to be accepted and need by ns for advertising MOLESOFF. One n llllon people will sen your pie- ture with and without an ngiy growth, on : FLORIDA. pjgg^fTINQ jla. w % J. Shlder May, z>f Smoaks, ws« “ visitor to Wat ter boro Friday. DR. JNO. H. HVOtH. DENTIST, j EHRHARDT. ft. GL . At Ehrhardt from 1st to 26th of each moptha and at Colleton the >nth. When you has n the back buy a boxj ney Tal neye DU Klien., L r that diatf-eeeed ffi ilcbing hnd uauw _ie Bloudiae. Ii cures Dyes, •treefftheaing the digestlvu At - they are capable of functions. .John ML sf’ - -t * * Wi h