Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V. - * «■»* • ^ 1913. THE PRESS w"!”- . >ARD. WALTERBORO, 8.C On .Markctlu. %J^To Officials and Values in Shoes andsHothns ; - AT ' ’$ fahe Sure I have oo luxl and aaReceiv- ing daily large lines of shoes ** . ^ * and notions andl Sell at Remark- > • , • ■ • ably Low Prices. IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE I AM MAKING UNHEARD OF FRIZES ON MY FULL LINE OF SHOES AND NOTIONS A Call Will Convince You T of the MOST FOR A DOLLAR 1* - THE PROFIT SHARING STORE IOl [O] Louis Cohen & Is . / IOE THE PROFIT SHARING STORE 232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street, Charleston, - - . - - South. ^ V - - . DONT MISS THIS CHANCE^ DO YOU WANT A* PRETTY DRESS? - We have them in nicely trimmed voiles and batistes, All over and Lingeries, Linens and other new. fabrics, values up to $8.98. Special for Early July Sales: $3.98 and $4.98—Other values at $27.50 new. Special at $12.98. If it is a suit we have it in Black, Navy or Mixture in spring serge and other materials and very prettiest cream serges all at cut prices. Some at half and others at less than half—White P. K. Corduroy Skirts, at $L0O. V ..Specials in Ladies and Childrens underwear,Childrens Dresses a^nd Rompers, Norfolk Blazers, Silk Petticoats. Best Corset Stock in the State—Corsets 50c up. Your mail orders will receive prompt attention and we will ap preciate a call as well. " ■'■■■■ ■ Louis Cohen & Company (OE * (01 CAN YOU DOUBT IT? nm the Proof Cmm B Ho Easily In; tp* ligated. Wb«*n ao many grateful citizens of dB Incality. testify to benefit derived ucn Doan's Kidney Pills, can you MBbt the evidence* The proof is st far away—it is almost st your mr. Read what a resident of Beau- ■t nays about Doan's Kidney Pills, demand more convincing test! #« « Kslnut. Bay St. Beaufort, 8. CUsays: 'T have used Doao’a Kid- ney Pills and they have been very beneficial to me. I took this remedy when I wo* suffering from a lame and aching back aqd trouble with the secretions the good work it did convinced me of its merit.”* ' ' When your back is lame—Re member the Name.” Don't simplyt ask for a kidney remedr—aak dis tinctly for Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that Mr Kainut had. SOc^all stores. Foater-Milburn Co.. PropaJ Buffalo, N. Y. ’ Willie Davis town Saturday. of route 4 waa iu For Cut*. Burns am! BruiM*v In every home there shouhi be a box of Bufkien'a Arnica Salve, ready to apply In evert case of burns, «, its, wounds, or scalds. J.' H. Polam o, Delvalle. Tex., R. No. 2. write*: “Bucklen’s Arnica Salve saved my lit tle girl’s cut fopt. No one believed it could be cured.” The world’s best salvo. Only 25c, Recotnmendeif by John M. Klejn Walterboro, S. (7. Cleveland Hiott of Floridans horn* again having been called to fli^. bedside of his sister, Mrs. Wa'Lar of near town. •W. A. Kinard, one of Hit farmers, prosperous farmers, called in to sw» tA Saturday. Members Union: You can’t pick up a paper these gaye without seeing something ou marketing plans to aid the farmar to gut his produce to the consumer Without the great difference In price as between grower and consumer. Commissions of all sorts are study ing this problem. Individuals, cor porations/ lawmakers and societies have the one and only scheme. It is ali mighty well; much of it all is very edifying. With so much discussion and planning and schem-. Irg and upllftng beneficial results must result. So much agitation can not take place without getting peo ple to thinking, and after a while, v/ith thinking along righ^ lines, real results may ;om«. But 1 want to burn into your brains this idea, which I have stressed long and persistently—that the farmer Isn't going to get any adequate, practical, worth-while marketing plan until h« wo:ks it out himself Moreover, he won’t accept anybody else s plan and I know it, as you know it. If he does accept any semi-benev- ol-»nt scheme In that direction, he won't stand by it. I know it. and you know it. It is best usually to be blunt when the truth is to be told, because to soft-soap and palaver gets nothing but contempt in the end. I believe the vast majority of American farmers know now that I am their, friend all the time, and t.:at I have no axes to grind, save th»ir axes. So I will stand forth and tell you the solemn facts, as I see and under stand them, as I see and understand you. You pre not gong to get your rghts. through commissions, through individuals, through corporation, aye. even through your great govern ment. it MUST come from your own efforts, your own organization, through plans formulated within your own ranks—and. I believe, through the Farmers’ Union. Do not understand that I min imize or would stop others in honest and genuine endeavor to solve your problems and get down to a tangible, workable, common sense plan for marketing. There are many unseltish atHi noble spirits at work, and. as I have stated, by the nation-wide agi tation over marketing, good is bound to come. But you are arbiters and masters o' your own destiny. Workout your wu plans, or tet such plan come as th» solid, concrete action from your own.folk. T^en, when it is in defi nite form, stand fast by your guns. Foemen oq- every sble will assault • our rampirta but STAND BY YOUR GUNS. Patience, pluck, endurance, co- operatiQn_4etatmtnjtUou principle. htfylersbiiT-nirVnrr needed. Get them brother; , ^et them all. Then we’ll get somewhere. C. S. Garrett. Union City, Ga„ ,July 3. 1913. " * SUMMONS FOR RELIEF COURT OF COMMON WJBAf*. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton. Georgeairca E. Bennett, Plaintiff. —vs— B. F. Folk, Charles M. Smyly. Charity E. Howell, Virginia Smyly. B. F. Smyly. Charlie Smyly. Mary Smyly Kinard.. Unah McElhaney, Dora Smy ly, Lou Ellen Crosby, John Smyly. J. M. Dannelly. David Dahhelly. Joe Dannelly, Bert Dannelly, Emma Jeuney, Janetta Copeland. Charles J. S. Banting. SusAnna C. C. Banting. John J. D. Banting, Robert L. H. Banting. Thomas A. C. Banting. Benjamin W. M. Banting, Elizabeth S. S. Banting, and the' unknown heirs or devisees of the above last named seven Banting de fendants. if any of said de fendants be dead. Defendants. TO THE DEFENDANTS: „ Charles J. R. Banting, Susanna C. C^,Baiting. John J. 1). Panting. Robert L. H. Banting. Thomas A. ('» Banting. Benjamin VL M. Banting* Elizabeth 8. S. Banting, and the un known heirs or devisees of said .Banting defendants, if any of said "defendants be dead—r YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the com plaint in this action, of which a fnpy is hereby served upon you, and a copy filed with the Clerk of this Court, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said eompitlnt on the subscribers at their office at Walt"'’- boro, S. C.. U. S. A., wlthtn twenty days after the service hereof, exclu sive of the day of such service; and If you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain tiff In this acUon will apply to the Court for the relief .demanded In the complaint. * 1 * Dated July 15. A. D. 1913. ' *D. B. HUDSON, *' C. C. P. and G. 8. (Official Seal.) ' Padgett, Lemacks & Moorer, '' v Plaintiff’s Attorneys- - (7-16-6t) MW — _ Sallow ComplegRm SSfiafCn LIVER ~ ■r * paesrassasP 5 *®®#? 3 '. j. a. AGO* Bold by Walterboro Drug Co. ■■ *.■ ■ i—L. ■ -t. 1LUL'— \ l, l I * " "■■I'lJ Hudson and C. N. Crosby wm Perry g of Ruffin had business In town Satur day. * ' _ ’ • • • Henry Hickman of Ritter called to see us w’hlle In town Saturday. • • • Mr and Mrs. J. C. Nettles of Pine Grove were In town Friday shopping. • • • f G. F. Copeland of Pine Grove cpAL ed to see us while in tewn Fr'da#. • • • J A. C. Breland of Doctor’a Creek was In town on business Fr.day. He wss accompanlsd by his sister. MAHTERM SALE. THXHAltrrJXBBT CO ■ Is a ^ UBBER OOFIN&’ >.js c&jumsToii,fc& * ' ■„( city rout! 4 in town Saturday. was THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton, r ('«>mmc>n Plea-. Elsie Ferguson, vs. Dane Ferguson, et al. * By virtue of the Decree of above Court herein, I will sell at public outcry before the Court House at Walterboro, on Salesday In August next (4th dty), within the legal houra of sale, the following de scribed realty. •’AIL that tract of land situate in Colleton County. State of South Carolina, containing (18 1-1> eighteen and one-half acres, more or less, bounded on the North by part of Rena Glovers land; East by Rena Glover's land; South-west by Rich ard Gibson’s land, the aaM tract of land being the same conveyed by Emma Furlow to Daniel Ferguson on t he —day of December. 1890. the said ^ deed being recorded In Book 26 at page 126 In the R. M. C, office for Colleton County. Terms of sale—cash; purchaser to pay for papers. C. G. HENDERSON. , Master, July 12. 1913. ° (7-16-Tt) IVr I,ettrr«« of Ailminietratloa. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. / County of Colleton. BY G. ALBERT BEACH, Esquire. Probate -Judge. WHEREAS, A. L. Cunningham made suit to me to grant him Let ters of Admlnistrafion of the Estate and effects of Mfs A. C. Farmer.* THESE ARE. THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the sald Mrs A. C. Farmer, deceased, tkafthey be and appear before me. in the Court of Probate, to be. held nt Wal terboro, 8. <’., bn the 17th day of July,'Inst, after publication hereof, at/11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should.not.be granted. - 1 . . GIVEN under my hand this 9th day of July Ano Domini. 1913. Published oh* the 9th and 16tb days of July, 1913, In The Prcsa and Standard. G. ALBERT BEACH. < Probate Judge, Colleton Co. < DMbV A young man was timidly chart ing a pretty girl. One afternoon. In the garden, he scraped op courage enough to ask in a tremulous whis per for \ kiss, according to the Seat tle Times. ^ “A kiss!” she said. "Yon aak me for a kiss* Now. applied to fhp hand a kiss aigniflea respect. On the forehead it deootes friendship. Upon the Ups It denotes all things— or nothing.” She paused pensively, then went on. "Yon mny» nlpce yen wish It. kiss me. Yon may erprean yourself in one kiss Proceed." The timid young man. red and confused, pondered. "I mustn't loan her!" he muttered to himself. “Where, then, shall I kiss her." Hit meditations were Interrupted by n pretty whistle. It wan his divinity, her red mouth puckered Into the shape of a rosebud, her hat palled down over her eyes, hiding her fore head completely, and her hand thrust up to her wrists in the pockets of her packet. - • - nr , RUB-MY-TISM tan Cramps, Colic, Sjmrn. Braises, Cots gad Burns, Old Sorets Stings of Insects Btc. AatbertioAaedyae, used in ternally and externally. Price 25q. * ~ • 1 1 • I, .i ... . MASTER'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, -•—i # • .H/f H. Colleton County. E. Savage, Plaintiff. va.-» Henry Bandera, et al.. Defendants. ' By virtue of the Decree of above Court herein, I will sell at public outcry before the Court House In Walterboro. on Salesday In August, next. (4th day), within the legal hours of sale, the fallowing described iwaUy herein: AU that certain tract of land situate in County of Colleton and. State of South Carolina, and known as "Tilly* Island, containing ninety-five scree of High Land and the marsh adjoining, the same having been a part of the “Minot” Plants, tlon. and bounded on the North by “Cheha* f river, on the South by Marsh Lands, on the East by the "Cheha" river, and on the Weat by lands now or late of. Mrs A. C. Farmer. — Terms of sale—cash; purchaser to pay for papers. C. O. HgHDERSOK. Master. . July 12th, 1913. (7-11-St:) MfFSSJSS. HBA h la tS« , l M war* of «*» rvety day. tSS wh»»« h la ... jsAwnu? fifcwa. Nice* dsia. whole fraiaa. Stod chock or B>oo«r OfJer. Ogl^lsSL S—pwora U. We are the Only Sole Agents —FOR— The Windex Shirts ad <**■ Neglidrows * a * . i In all the lightweight material and colorings. ..•••■» • : • The “Neglidrow” is outer shirt, under shirt and drawers combined—and is , cool, loose-fitting, comfortable—Ideal for* %* • * 1 summer wear. CALL AND SEE THEM AT OUR, STORE. Every 25c in cash you will spend with us you get a chance for the good* prizes we will give away. S. Finn Clothing Co. INC NEXT TO EXPRESS OFFICE: ^ Walterboro,:. . • . - " ’'Sr. C*. »» *,»i Vt * i«.