The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 13, 1913, Image 9
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EDITED BY J. F. RISHER
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ter lateadet] for Thl* Department Maul be Sent to .Mr.
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Smoak*. August 11.—Special: Dr
and Mrs 9, M. Carter. artompanLnd
jin S' M. liters, left Tuesday for
dersonvllle, N*. C. They will
make the trip through the country
tn Dr Carter’! touring cat . going lr.’
way of Laurens and Greenville. They
will spend sometime in Henderson
ville and go from there to Asheville.
The party will be joined fn Hend^r-
‘'onvillf by Mrs J. E./ Smoak. Mrs
Carter’s mother, who Is spending
sometime there.
F. J. Berry, one of Rmoak’s p-c*-
perous mere Hants and / bttv‘ ut ^,s j j< n
Is erecting a hundsotne re«iden< e on
North Main street/ The new build
ing will be similat to the one which
was destroyed by fire* last* year, a^rff
will be oh the same plate.
Mrs £. L. Turner of Ottcp^Creek.
Fla./and Mifcs Nellie M(Tj^i o: Wni- •
tepboro ar/ yKitiug their" sister, Mrs!
L J. May/oPthis j'laeeA.Tf.ey expect ;
Id. femtein here sevs^al-v e. tfs. v
'Jotit (larris.^me.'Of Cotleccxi niosi j
/ pros^eroirs faj^ers*. yyas in t'Qwn Sat-
,&Ir\aiylf%tisII. Pat.fiek of M *-
, Melte/V'e, visiting tl:v hitter’s s.s-
. /ter^ Ai vs .1, ,
/ Smoaks. \
/X J. u. iHsher
R. Rif he:
of
( U Vit:.
^ were in .tpVn fc.tepnopjr.
'< The peojA' js:iu*nl;s afA in. 'K‘‘
midst of n-'y't ival ‘Al'< ti;'u ' b .UN
is being'held At Cedar Crow M-fho- 1
dlst Chiirfh, • Vn vii > s In id
eyery c <epiu g at\ S: : .'it‘V,,
The friends ,o|. Mrs Ra. v't y.- 'J’s'"'
wjll^fce pained to tin*!
been ill for ike -pae* f* w c . >. I: ’s
sincerely ho^ed that wl.e wlli se .« be
on* again, " y
Hoa Jhg. E. DeutVoy and Mr
Houck of Walter boro „Ver e uniting
the Visifors in town Friday. * *
J. Fhed Lightrey pf t Votk,etvjH.i
/ passe/d through toxvh " Thursday”ir»
When Yon Yawn
a Good Deal
In the day time, and feel
dull, lazy and discouraged..
y cu have every symptom of
a torpid liver.
Simmons Red Z Liver
Regulator MThe Powder
Fpnn) is a fine tonic <pr a
isordercd liver. It acts
promptly. The bilious int>*
purities which have inter
fered with the free action of
the liver are driven out^tfie
stomach is cleansed/and
strengthened so that ir can
more thoroughly digest food.
The bowels are purified end a
regular habit re-established.
it is a splendid medicine for
the whole ss-stem. promotes
a feeling of energy, mental
acti\ity ar.d chCe-riul spirits.
Sold by Dealers
Price, Lar^e Package, Si.00
A < f 1 O'* tt". * ■ *, i.c R i 7. nit the
N 1- -*. ii ) o’l/C .v; jft if. rrm.ti-, lu.
V-I v.-l jrby z .,1. porfriTl t.ifjpr.r
t.Ni R-y. v. f u ai up in Ii-;- i iHal
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ECU IN & CO., Proprlctof*
St. Louis. Missouri
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CHARLESTON ADVERTISERS
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Those of Our Readers WRo are Accustomed to BujruT
Charleston are Asked to Read Carefully the Adver
tisements From the Charleston Firms.. *, AIL of our
x Charleston Adve?tisers are Reliable, and are Worthy
of Your Patronage When You Go to the City.
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( We Pay Highest Cash Prices For
H4-D-E-S.
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Don’t give your profit* away—*hip' ' : • t to us b\ express nml
get your money the next day. Wyr hicli.st prices for green
and dry hides of all kind*; Beeswax. Tallow, otfl Metals, old
JlubVer. KOdl and j-’urs in the winter Tr> us /ith a shipment
now. - ♦ 1 , . .. I ■ ‘ /
CAROLINA HIDE & ,H;NK CO.,
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G. W. AIMAR &
Wholesale and Retail
CHOICE PKfr&S
MEDIC
CHEMICAIS,
-ScrgicaL ins^rcmemts,
PERFUMERIES AND TOILET ‘
* / ARTICLES.
Cor King ami Vnmlerhnrst Sta, ir-
CH.ARI.KKTON, s. C. \ ..
’PHONES 224-384
Special Attention Given to Prfvatn T
Formulas and Orlen* by Parcels Pont.
WHEN IN TOWN CALL
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Varalion l» Near
And If Von Wish to Appcur
In the Iattest for Men's We.ir,
SKF!
\ LOUIS GIVNER,
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Tailor to TIne«e Who Kuon.
34^ King Street, Nea* Leoige
(Tiaideston, S. C. . IMione 'U.llI
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Sold iiy Wait**: boro D; ug v’o.
\W F.V.VNS NtlT DEAD.
of
. > t V ! rattlesi.t
t they had a
<tept for ’the', ^rror at
. fo got either j bility fu
ut
his^touring car. en ,route • Iron:
George-to his home.
A fishing party conslsuhg
Messrs Erick Sauls. L F. Derrv.
B. L. Linder a^iyl I vie Zeigh r spent
Thursday nifrtu on -the Lafiik of the
Edisto.' They cam** in J^ridav t-Him-
ing with the report that
most successful trip; <-x<
fact that they ha<Vfailed fo get eiplt. ,
fish or sleep, /ft Veens ^ r *-
Zeigler’s snoring was respoivStible for
both.. ••./ v . ✓
Miss Mahre liiets lefrThursday to
visit ffiends af A^hjJSn and iloselle.
Miss Ruth Gar^fs and her'sister,
Mrs Clemens, visited thelV sisf^r,,Atrs
P. M. Berrv/tn Thursday. \. /
' Mrs T. X- Wmiame of Lodge has
been spending several day^ in town
with her,dalighter, Mrs E. S. Thomp
son. / ’ >'
Dr KerriSon, who has recently re
signed his position^with " Carter's
Pharmacy, left Saturday morning fo
Charleston- wjjefe . he expect:
spend a few days
Leon ('. Smith of the Little Bw^bP
section tfas in town Saturday.
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• - / T«ovn pfllcers.
L A*. Sauls, Mayor; A. C. Hiers. A.
E. Vam. L. M. Strickland. Dr E. S.
Thompson, Aldermen; J. E. Smoak,
Town Clerk. ■ ** *
He
Was Sot
by a Itattie-
Tlitten
' -nake.
The Pros sand Stand,*/ 1 stag'd * h>
week that JL \y. ‘-Nym. who livts,
near Walterboro, war kill* 1 py r-.
rattlestmke. This rta*emVnt v.ak in
and we assume the resp jrui-
or same. /
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* urred;. but a/e truly glad that it was
fistake; /W:
«t ifHstake;
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BY SM0THEIIIN6
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But Husband, With Aid of Cardai,
- Effects Her Deliverance.
. -THE l.ASTIXG”
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DOORS, SASH '.XD BLINDS
LENGTHEN THE 'LJrT) oi' Y()t'U xUUII.DINGS,
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WETHERHORN & SON, . s
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Draper,
this place, says:/‘l suffered for
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Sorvlces Will be Hebl as Follows:
. < Cedar Grove Methodist Church —
8:15 p. m.; Sunday,Scnool 4 p. m.
, Smoaks Baptist Church—11 a m.;
• Sunday 8chooL,T0:00 a. hi. '
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County Fumiens Fnion Making (htod.
Editor The Pres* and Standard:
Please allow • me space in your
valuable paper Ur say to the farmers
throughout Colleton County that the
Farmers Union is puBhiog thing* to
> the front: The County Union mol In
- regular *e**ion on Saturday.’ Aug.
2nd. There were several local* rep-?
resented b>\ delegate* from different
part* of the county. However, there
wore some locals not repteseuted.
and to these we'want tb impress the
importance of having delegates at
the next Union whkh will meet on
the first Saturday in September.
. At our meeting Saturday we hut
some very fine and Xnterestinp
speeches delivered by .MessTe .las E
Peurifoy. B. G. Price and W. C
Bailey. It would have been a Areat
to every farmer In Colleton to haye
heard those speiches. These geutl
men were just back from attend-
^ log the State Union and were so full
of good news for the farmers or,til
; time was not considered,-for aU'three
spoke at length. They told what the
Farmers T'nion had done for the
farmers in this and other Slates, atid
what is being done now ; and re
quested that every member work to
get new members ami to stand by
the principles governing the order.
The Farmers Union and the Coun
ty Fair are responsible for more corn
ahd cotton being made to the acre
than ever was known of in Colleton
Cpunty, and should have the credit
for «ome. , »
Don’t stop here. What about fer-
^Mlizer? Compare prices now with
prices two o- three year* azo- Also
compare price* of cotton with all
other tftings that the farmer has tc
use. This within itself .should stop
all with the farmer- v '' N x
Stick together and h^P each
other and all things will be better^'"
Respectfully/ JY""" ?
C. X. LANG D ALE. .
County Secretary and Treas.
weman’s tonic, so he
nd I began using it.
than au the medi-
N C.—Mrs. Helen Dalton, of
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often almost smol
Medicines patched me up for awhile
but then I would get worse again. Final
ly, my husband decided he wanted me to
try Catdui, the wcman r
W t me a bottle and I begai
me ntorp good than all
cines 1 had taken.
I have induced many of my friends to
try Cardui. and they all sa/they have
been benefited by-its use. .There never
has been, an4 never will be, a medicine
to compare with’Cardui. I believe it is
I good medicine for all womanly trou
bles.”
For over 50 years, Cardui has been re
lieving woman’s sufferings and building
weak women up to health and strength.
If you are a woman, give it a fair trial.
It should surely help you, as it has a
million others.
Get a bottle of Cardui to-day.
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H'riU t»~ Ch»ttanooe« Medicine Co., Ladiec*
Advisory Dec*.. Ch*n»noog&. Term., tor Sft.ul
hufrmrU*ni on your case end 64 peg* book. ' Horn*
Treatment lor Women," in ptein wrepper M.C. 124
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Vlt'TROLAS,
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*" u*-ica| Merclian-
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D. CARR,
Representative,
Kingstree, S. C.
PARCELS POST
MACBETH’S
CLEANERS—
AND DYERS
Send us your light
weight garments 7,
# Ik
for Dry Cleaning
and Dying.
We guarantee our work
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/ LOOK WELL
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WEAR WELL.
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310 King Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Phone 1311.
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LADIES’ ' AND GENTLEMENS’
TAlLCHtlNG-
1.14 M(*oting Street, t harlcHton,
T/T.EPHONE NO.
Iwlaftdtnlt
Llandtun. .\.ug. ;
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S/ccral;
Tlio
'p*.'i>l)l*> ,iround Ih'I'* l>u«y i.ulii’ig
fod tier
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no.
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M. ROTHSTE1N,
Meat Market .4 83 King St.
Charleston, S. C.
Pam always in th** nmrk. i for
chicjtiMiH and will jtay 1 **nt per
potfiid more than market price.
Give me a trial.
SPOT t ASH.
CONDON BAKING CO.
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217 Kt. Philip St-*c?*.
Wholesale and lJ* , tail
Largest and
Bakery in
Mml i,p-o/*t‘*
roliha. V-
Souli <
Top-N-och Bread i
• -.» Good.
Prompt Attention t*' Pa-rei and
- Mail O.’ i* :
CTuiriootoa. s. < .
' Phones: 3«!>.V- 4<iV».
Costly Treatment
”1 was troubled with constipation
and indigestion and spent hund/ed*
of dollars for medkihe and 'treat
ment.” writes C. It. Hines, of Whit;
low*, Ark. AT went to a St Louis
hospital, ateo to,a hospital in New
Orleans, but neAur" wr.? eTre^ted.
On^ returning home I began taking
Cbamberlar'n’s Tahleta, > and worked
TO PALE THIN PEOPLE.
ItrnV^ist Jno X. Kh tn llffen* to Pay
For Hamose If It l»o«*** Not Meke
Thin People Fat. >
ale, thin people .are simply suf-
from want of rourislm < nX
They\at enough, but th**ir food is
not properly digested and does them
no good.
Sainose. .Xtpe remarkable fh'sBf
forming foofifi^bould be used by all
wpo are # pale/\weak and thin. It
mingles with th.e f^od and aids asf>|in-
jlation. so that w-Wn taken ^or a
short time, nature vKlLsootf' assert
her normal powers, avjd the food
that Is eaten wili giysr strength and
good flesh. > J
The woman vTpo • longs, fdr rosj
cheeks and the,plumpness of l**<nufy
should UK* Samose. Tbe man Who
wants to strong and w»*U sihl
gain ’flesh will find his desires ae-.'
mplished by Samose.
Stieh.remarkable results have fol
lowed the use of Samose that Drug
gist John M.'Klein is willing to pay
fhr the treatment -If it does not give
the desired result*. He makes this
offer generally and wupts all w ho are
thfK, weak and out .of health to
ger a box of Samose from Imu on
those term*. John M. Klein. WalteP-
boro, S. C.
t^U* 13-27-13)
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THERE ARE .
MANY
GOOD THINGS
TO EAT
, Meeting Street,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
MARBLE AND
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GRANITE WORKS
\ IRON
and ,
WIRE
FENCING
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Jo my fri^ads of Colkton County:
WYATT’S STOCK
YARD.
All shipments promptly.*^ttended to.
(toI King St.
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lltirses, Muli*. and Cuttle
’/ Prvunp* Pay.
y;
which i> is irapossitle for lh<* b-'nl
dealeg'to carry ip stock,'and cor.!-e-
sueptly you are romp* to send
away for them or do without.
Our store ocrupies the unique po
sition of being universal providers of
everything gthtd^to eat. and a more
intimate acquaintance with us aud
our goodl will be of mutual advan
tage and benefit.
We will gladly send you a copy of
pur Monthly Prke List and any fhC-
r Information, special quotat.ons.
eJc.Npat ybu may desire.
We Solicit at least the favor of an
In’quiry. \
WELCH & EASON,
The Quality Shop ’
Xo. 211 Meeting Street.
^ ^ Charleston..S. C.
Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
right* Viongr' "l used them for some|Wl*kcA ihenas s tonic the Fever will not
time and am now all right.” Bold by rctur* It acu on tho liver belter than
all d<rglers. Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25s
SEND FOR PRICES.
Mr. John V. Ileiteli represent.*' n< In
Wnlterhoro.
Estnblishe.; in I7DI
Oldest I Trni in ,Ynu ricn
D. A. WALK Fit
Phone 728
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R. ATMAR SMITH,
Dentist,
2»7 King St.
Charleston, S. C
HEINS & LESEMANN,
Wholesale
Fruits and Produce
Cor. Meeting and Market Streets
■ ChurleMon, S. C.
We pay highest market prices for
Poultry, Eggs and Country'Produce
“ Give us a Trial.
'Mi:** Ella Weeklv/„f Yarnvilje
'Visif'Hg. Miss IvaT.'C* Harvrv., .
\V>'- an* sony ‘t*j r* pe o* Tin*
ofIior.i*-r (’iH^sifiy, bin «< hop'! ho
will 'KooVr\f«*cinnp.
WalVr < 'rio^liy Jhix : •
l:iuta atWr a..'bt,.* , f t\*>
and vth r pl.o < i".
Goorgo and Tl «T<h*,
Slok* S JlMe’uDd* t
I’atch *»u ilr<* 3 b*Gof- Jui
Miss Tin dm V.trn oi’ a
Jo* Storip of tiiis phno . t’endW
WVsterfiTiap**! IM* nic a f<-\ days ago.
Little Miss Sue God ley hu* bf-.*n
spending bometimo with he/ Sister,
Mrs Godley Johns and brother. Oscar
Godley of Cross Swamp.
Misses Mario and Lula Bishop
dined with Misses b^AsU* atwl Bose-
iiydou. of
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with
nell Stone on
When yog are in Charleston,
I.OOK ME UP
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l ine Clothing Selling Out at 40* on
* tlie A
DlamuSkts, Watches and Jewell >X
UNCLE DAVE,
—Kf^sie and
the Rrst Sunday.’ ^ \
fs Jot* BejitoiC-hah been visiting
her mother, Mrs/llanuah Sdieuth.
Mrs t’arry / Godl* y and baby,.
i,**xenia, iiay^ been v'sitiU*« le'.r sis
ter, Mrs CaVup Godley o-t Hjdiipton.
Judie Gpdley and sifter, /.oil,
dinod wi^h ChaHi** .Yl‘Xillah a few
days ago.
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Tno ice cream Supp» r that
given at tile hymv of S. A. Crostiy
w*aa enjoyed /by all who v, ere pres
ent. ., /
Charlie Haney liar teiurned home
u/t'*r.a brief visit to DanU Is Inland.
. tr/ A. Crosby of . tb.s ph*<e had
business in WHlterlw'raX-n. the'2nd
of Uii« month. y -
Mr and Mrs D Tj v W. Crosby of
Varnville dined7«Tth their father and
mother. Mr.and Mt* 1^8. Godley a
tew dajf* ago
Master Stephen Cfosby dfned with
Master J*‘ff Bishop a few Mays ago.
J B. GodWty and famdy haw b****n'
th** guests of their syn ami daughter.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Godley aud Mr and
Mrs GbdTey Johns, of (-'rot'* Swamp.
XAthan Crosby, formerly of this
place but now of Grand . Crossing. ,
Fla., is at home spending sonietin^
H«* was called to the Wdsvde of tjis
sick mother in Columbia, but we are
glad to report that She is now better.
Miss Mae Crosby and little broth
er and Miss Lila Bishop dined with
Misi J^*la and Father Crosby a few
da vs apO. x \ ,
• Mr and Mrs H. 8. Crosby tiere dho
guests of Mr and Mrs P. C. Gfosby
a few days ago. ✓
w N. erbsby has Je-en visitipg
Charleston while at Iron,e. >
We are »1| sorry to learn thq
illness of Mt*s Emma Godley".' but
we hope iiko w ill soon nx^ovef,.
How’s This ?
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JOHN F. UGHTHART,
Books, Stationery, P«*rlodi<al*>, l’«»*t
, < ’ard*. .
Picture Frankytg. Engraving, and
PrlnCng. .8* hool IBooks
Kodak Picture* l>evrlo|<e«l and
Printed.
Phone 2201 821 King M,
(Tini leston. S. <!.
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When In Chari* st*!ii
VISIT THE COOL
“UNO THEATRE
•Ml
The
; SHIP YOUR PRODUCE
—TO
James Colcolough,
123 Market Ktrert.
—Dealer in—
Eggs, Butter and Poultry.
Game In Season.
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Xesvest and Best—King
'/ Near < nlhoun.
Moving Phture Hh«*ws from 8 I*,
to II K. M.
Program ^hanged“Every Dav.
Street
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M.
180 Market St.
IMtnnc 1831
CHARLESTON FRUIT
COMPANY,
CHARLESTON; S.
WHOLESALE / (()M.\|IhSTON
MER(*HANTS.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
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ttmt 1»* C0ft*<l 11*11 »
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K. J. ClIEVCY
WV/ fill* iin<l<-r«ktii. 't, hi*f v/"«-n f r.
Cbirt-x. f )r tin- U«l Ki , *n-:i I.ini
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»n,| liii.iin IjIIj- i.Yjl** I<* .<t.y <.ut H .X ufill(|iitl"l"*
UluUr lij- b!l firm. y
nat. r.yXK- or C'^uiititri
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tlji» _/T< -'MmyiiixN ,..’ i f/-.^Pri.** V*
frnt. i -- JtU'Oy-. S>*M o> all
TeiV ii*U> l sully rui*'fve-c -»*.ll*atlm.
IN %tEAMmi*\M.
3N -prln 'loving
r*meiTT-
.vho
uth.
’Phone 786,
»2-ft6 Market St
Sfieclal Attent1«in lo .111 Malt Order*,
HAHN & COMPANY,
. Charleston, S. C.
Fancy Jce Creams of All Kinds—
The t>ea
X
of AH
for the IKiMK and the
“FOUNT.”
ACME SIGN CO.
— KOFtM LKI.Y-—
Walter C. Lorjf Sj^n Works,
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We Manufacture Electric Sign*. _
Signs on Glass, Brass, Wood, Wire.
Show Card and Cloth Signs.
'Phone 1181, , 114 Calhoun S*..,
CHARLKSTOX, tL C. ‘
SOLICIT INQUIRIES.
b: aiu* v of 11** Clyde ( raven,
depakted/th,* on Augustt
tyij.y*
The Death 'Ange visUed our home
and < l.timed for its victim our own
dear little Clyde,, who was only four
teen months old. He was sick only
fo.ir months before, the Lord called
our darLpg little baby brother home,
but tlie Lord giveth and the Lord
taketli away. All was done for him
that kind .hands and willing hearts
could do. . v ’ yy'
y .. .... yy ■
A precious one frojav iis is gone,
A \()i*;<* we lo\ed is still,
A pi..( ♦*'is. vucaut in oiir home,
’ That IK-vf fv.can *be filled.
Sister.
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SHIP YOUR * ^ *
CABBAGE " w .
, BEAN’S - - -
tTKES
and iMher PRODUCE
TO US AND RECEIVE HIGHEST
MARKET-PRICES.-
CORRESPONDEXCE SOLICITED.
WHITE for stencils,
FRED YOST St CO.,
Wholesale Commission Merchant*.
38 Commerce Street, Newark, X. J.