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4 a - f, St'aiEMBER 17,1913. THE PRESS AND'STANDARD, WAL x- / *« ' / i >■-- . .We have received the largest* and best line of goods we have ever had, and it will pay you to come and tee them . at once, before they are picked^er. The following are exafnples'of the bargains which we have to offer: ^ X -• Men's $2100 Suits now* selling for $17.00 44 $18.00 Suits now selling for 12.00 . $16,00 Suits now* selling for $12.00 ‘$14 00 Suits* now, selling for $10.60 ' ’ $12.00 Suits* now selling for $&.00 . Same reduced prices will hold good on Boys Suits. Largest supply of Ladies Coat Suits, which we are offer ing at, very low’prices, •. / The following will give you an idea: .,. / Ladies $20.00 Suits now’ selling for $U.OO \ > 44 $18.00 Suits now selling for $14.00 44 $16.00 Suits now selling for $10.00 7 . '/\ " . 44 $12.00 Suits now’ selling for $ 8.00 44 $10 00 Suits now: selling for $6.00 . / „ Low prices are also being given on Ladies Coats and Childrens Coats. Also an Ladies Skirts. ' Our line of Dry Goods, Shoes and Notiohs are ^ex- belled in quality, beauty and reasonableness of price- Some exceptional bargains In these departments. LADIES HATS. *■ We have on hand a large supply of the latest styles in Ladies Hats, and we are selling them at the very lowest prices consistent with the quality of the goods- BUY VOUB HATS FROM '/k LIVE COMPANY, FOB YOU ARE SURE TO GET SATISFACTION. O H. Zalin Clothing y i MU ^ th:< k. #;i c.»4Y h vm / FKEE FROM l>AXDRt T FF ♦ — utrf*: Try it! «»lr <l«t* Mt, VtmMy i»n«l l.uxuriant at C>ar» So Mate FnlUng Hair. Q ^ * ' rw * If you care for hoary hair, that Klisten» with beauty and Js radiant with life; has an Incomparable aoft- ness and is fluffy and luttroaa, try- Danderine. Just one. application doublet the beauty of your hair, beaidea It lap- mediately dicsorlet every particle of andruff; you cannot har« nice, heavy, healthy heir If you hare dand ruff. Thla destructive scurf roba the hair of its lustre, its atrenvth and Its ery life, and if not overcome It pro duces a feverishness and ttchtuf of the scalp: the hair roots famish, oosen and die^ then the hair falls out fast.. S' if your hair hat been neglected andds thin, faded, dry, dcraggy or too oily, get a 25 cent bottle of Knosrtv ton’s Danrerine at any drug stofe or toilet counter ;-4pply a little a* dlrct- ed and ton minutes after you will say this was the best Investment you every made. -X W> sincerely believe, regardlnets of everything else advertised,.that if you desire soft, lustrous, beautiful tair and ’ots of It—no danruff—no ilching sralp and no'more falling hair “—you trust use Know-Hob’* ine. If eventually—why not tVrEKF-STl VCi \ RTK LF DKAI/- lN(i WITH TOBAFrci rl’LTLlRK. man With Much Exper- rA" ' WALTERBORO, 8. C. "T ./ ■ A Union Fanners Bargain TO , OVERFLOWING Goods at Very Low First Patent flour per bbl $5 50- $5 75 , Second Patent flour per bbl X /■ V • A i ■ Just Arrived from the Baltimore Factory . * * / • A I» X ’ ■ f, • . 100 men and boy’s One tailor made suits A Full Line of Single Copts for Men and Boy’s. . / X It wiU pay you to inspect our new ship ment of Ladies Cloaks and Dresses. A • • . ' fa'*-. /W . \ ' /. Unexcelled Quality and Unoo Farmers Bargaio Written by ience Along Thjs Line. IIemiugv. a.v, .6. P;, Sept. 12, 10F2 uditor' The Press and Standard:—I dtvnot cohsider myself a subscriber to,* ►'our county paper, but La\*e"been re ceiving it for uuite a while and read ing^ ft. and now' I expecj It at a, part of my regular nail./lf yod ■end-H gratuitously I wjU^ead It. as I hare become interested in your county'* affairs, especially the growing of to barro. Mr! W’irhman is right as to Its being a great money crop and I think he is moving in the right 4!ree tlon' to get tobacco planting atarted n your county!. / From what I can learn about your county you hare an idsal soil for growing Bright-Leaf tobacco and that is what We must make if we make money growing tobacco in the Carolinas. To grow and cure this Bright-Lcaf requifaa. diligocce, experience. and/whUe - I. agree #ith Mr: Wichman/iu his suggestion as do employing ah expert, everyone tbv makes a success in growing tobacco las to befytne an expert by pure pra' tire apd experletree.' and I Would aug- gesy that instead\>f thirty farmer- etjrployiug an «;xpert\that yppr count send thirty men next tobacco seas* r. o -those places that gfow qjigh- Leaf. Let them come—what to- not just to see. for see they mu* pbut ipt them lay off their collars a nt\y up thw^r sleeves and help 'l* make one fobaccW crop. We 1; plenty of room-for all help we-'-ran get. We will j •U»-sa fair, wage*, treat them well a: <! show them all we can about plainit.g. r ul- tivatihg. curing and selling the. crop.' Mr. Editor, you* see tv folio-, jug my suggesfion..Instead of havitie one expert you have tbUty jii-n of one season'a actual experieioff. Then with your eypert, each o;ie of, your thirty men could supervise nine barns and nine times thirty would two hundred and seventy barns, and you will need at legst that numjtbr i& eatablsh a market so thar you plight tell your tobacco ai home, and that is what you wan*. What you need la to start right* and iiEtbe right time. “ x‘ Now, Mr. Editor. I- wont say any morn until you know who l am ah# whore I am at. I am Joe Haselden. a.plain farmer. I hare planted soma tohaco and think I did well My la Hamingway. a new town quit* two year’s growth. . VTe a good tobaco market, and this the Aral year told nearly .y rojillon and a half founds. / Mr. Editor, I hare only oge ac quaintance in your town I harp met T, P. Murrayy perhaps toe atill remembera me. /T think I will coma to your County: Fair. ! A eapectfully yours. j * J. Pi Haselden. P. S.liater on J may give my plan of preparing seed-bed plahttpg. cul tivating. curing and aelllng. ‘ ^ '■ -- ^ / -- THE FATNEH8 OF HEALTH Fills Out The Curve* Thla People Fst. WITH YEARS OF SQARE DEAUNGS TO A LARGE PATEONAGEAS OUR BEST ASSET. We have this fall an especially well sel ected stock of Dress Goods, Hats, Hosiery, Underwear, Shoes, Pants, Notions and Groceries. OUR LEADER. 4, ° G F. Kinsey, Snider’a School Dll- trict. Sixty acres, -tooutfded on the East. North and We#t by lands of C. V’. Kinsey, and On-the South by landu of J. J. Smoak., Tax, costa and penalties, / Nelson Levant, Heyward Township, Ten acres, bounded on the North by lands of Jim Davis, on the South by lands of Lewis Allen, on the West by lands, of Caleb Sttfvens, and on the East by lands of Blllv GreV-m. Tax. costa and penalties $!>-4S. A MM' YBD \ House x If you afe thin, ypur health in not hat la hould be. If you are losii weight steadily, there is someth!^ F. C. BENNETT, Prop. x; X 'v XraE FURMAN FITTING SCHOOL PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG XX, > MEN. **■ • * LOCATION: Located at the foot of the magrnificent - Blue Ridge Mountains in a city whose climate and water are unsurpassed. X * • EQUIPMENT: Dormitory has all modern equip- ~ ment. Class rooms in the .buildings of Furman University within whose walls hundreds of boys have been trained to * be useful men. Thirty-five acres in campus removed from " the distractions of the city. A'splendid place for boys t& .. study. - K INSTRUCTION: Well trained and experienced teach ers. Individual attention given. AH teachers board^ with students in the dormitory. WholesomB moral at- ^ mosphlre. * - . V EXPENSES: Jhe co>T is reasonable, the charges / being made only to ifteet fimning expenses of^ school. )i r fite for illustrated and descriptive .catalogue to R. C. BURTS, Headmaster, GREENVILLE, S. C. jt. wrbng that should be attended to once. ’’You cannot be healthy and strong If you are thin. Perfect health and good, solid beau tlful fleah can only come through tha use of Samose, the remarkable fleah- forming food. Samoae la not a drug or a sUmul- ant; It a a actentiflc flesh forming food that restores thin people to a normal condition qf pood health.. These statements are confirmed by John M. Klein offer to refund t*e money anyone buying and using Samoae who does not gain in weight an promised. The risk is. all his. The thin and scrawny can buy Samoan at Drggist John M. Klein store’, with the knowledge that if it Is not suc cessful It will cost absolutely noth ing.- S-S-K- Do You Feel ron^ampti**"' No gutter hovr chronic your rough or how severe >Xir throat or. lunj; aliment is, Dr Kink ., N>w Discov ery wUl surely help you; it .nihy save Your life. Stillman Green,* of Mall-, chits, Col., writes: ’ Two doctors •aid I had consumption and cOuh not live two years. 1 used King’! New Discovery and am alive an< well.” Your money refunded if'It fails to benefit you. The i-e^t hom< remedy fbr coughs, colds, throat ant lung troubles. Price .5or and 91.B0. Guaranteed byJntf M Kiein, Wal- terboro. 8. C. -> — V 1 I .< , Pur line of Groceries is unexcelled and we gruarantee quality at the lowest possible price. We give good prices for Eggs and ^Chickens. A Jupiter Fraser, pOtCagevllla, Twenty three acres, bounded on tha North by lands of Dan Brown, on tha East by the Ediafo River, on .tha South by land! of- the Charleston Mining Co., snd on the West by lands of Dsn Brown. Tax costs and peu- altiea, $6.73. — / .Jim Spell. Cottagevllle, Nine acres boundered on the North bjj lands of Joe Edwards, on tb* East by lands of R&maon Lyner, on the South by lands of Riddick Ackerman and on the West by lahda of Allen SpeljjiJr. Tat costa and penalties, $4.81. W. V. GLOVER 4 - ... y' r *‘ r GENERAL MERCHANDISE \ BERT FRAMPTNO ’Phone 61-Y. ; ;a Baggage, Passenger and Freight transferred to an / part of the Cit}’ at reasonable rates. . ^ CALL HIM WHfcN YOU NEED HAULING. Steven Cannady. Bells Township, Seven acres, bounded on the- North by lands of N. M. Maxey. on thq East by lands of Dannie Cannady, on tha South by lands of J. M. Dannelly and on the West by lands of Mrs. Char ity Warren. Tax, costs and penal ties, .86 66 Sandy Polite. Fraser. Township, Ten acres, bounded'on the East by lands of Titus Maxwell and on tha South by the Avenue. Tax, costa.aad penalties, $6.86^.r ; Margaret Monroe. Lawndea Town ship. Four acres bounded on tha North by lands of Steven Cunningham and on the West by Chetaa Road, Tax. costs and penalties, 14.40. L. G. OWENS, Sheriff How’s This? tvp On- Hmulrnit tVill,,* R^w»r*l for Mg r«ib> of « uta^rl) tbut raDDot b.' cur,-,! bf UtU'S C«t*rn> V'ur.'- _ . ' .r , . k. j cnESEV a co.. t.>wo, o. WV th.> andfroinpel hi*r known T. I. Ch. ,.. , f,r Uu- Et»t'l5 y.i.r, u mU I^Uoro hlw prrfwtly boQornbi.' In tit bu*ln^»» tran«aetlaas and Si.au.-uIty to .airy-out anj.vblig*tioaa Biado It UU dmi. NAT HANK OF CoUHlf.RCE. ToUUo, . OSto. ’ lf,Vr» Catarrh Cur# la taken lntvrn*llr. dlr^rtljr ulkmi tdt* binod and HMicoRa- •urficr« gg tbp ayatPiu X4»»h»dBlala aeiit fw. r“ grot* per botfla, Bold bj all Urufglata. Tab# UaU a FaaaUf VIU* t*