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' v” m •> <• <• AC : ' : C. 17,1913 x ’X- kf «f • FOR SALS 7 1*2 fM(: PUBLISHED ETBBT W1D- :-.;: r .--NESDAT. ;v>v , THE PRESB AND STANDARD, INC. •ekooi. tab 14 for Offer** at teok.” care' r fafta at Sandy i r indy Data, .of Mi. R. M JKFKERUa*, Editor. CL4EOB A. GRAVES, A«Midal« .V- * " Etlltor. Registered at tbe-Poatofflce la Wel- terboro, g. C„ as secoBd*claas mail matter, ^ v ed la dittr«A or . barggfc; this office. FOR SALE-^Uy ti formerly the *. property */ Handers, one of the Stott desirable placed i* the cguqty; tbf«^ mife^ . tjptfm the torn of Waltefboro, . Ttealtliy, g©od<jnds, 42? acre*. Iffff a^ret cleared/derei r llh* and cool '•vater. Sale desired S* for pufpoie of-’drtriitoft‘ ' •' J - X C. M. Grace. . 9-17-2t. X HURhCRlPTIOX RATES: • • e e Oj* ttittteeeetf * e • e^S e e • e • • * • a^W » • e * a • mRsf e e » • 33 X PHONE Ha. r'rA cants a Has each laaertioa. oariea: Oae eeat'H word. Newt items of deatat pablishadf free. WRONESDAY HEPTEHBER 17.lf.3 EXCRlXENTttVrroN Hon. D. U-8mith bro«r;ht us isat -* we^l/a-atalk or^hotton' .coutaining 19t grown boll*, demonatratin/' ibr / ability of Mr. Smith as a farmer and the value-of Colle*on County land for agricultural purposes. / ’ . , » If. E. Savap o ha* been *hov,ia‘g on the afreet* of Waferboro this weeh a stalk of cotton containing 120 ^ thrown boll*. FOR 8ALE;-^-two farri*, n--jr Wal terboro/^one of about 150" acre* and Ufe .other of aboat; 210 acre* ive settlements and h|/a ptate of cultivation. R. H. Wichman. X 9'tOtf. • X^'-X" -X FOR HALE—1 have a Majestic Range that was used a tout 12 months that 1-will sell at nearly half what It cast me. Mast.be sold at odre ' Call at Conop Mill Office A. ff. Bradley. Walterbo 9.10 lenctk flnSS Xffet’a 10-ceat ewr .■ewr That awfal soahka* belching of acid and fool gases: that pain In* the jpit/Of the stomach, the heartburn. lausea, blanting aftt/ . tick headache. m>ans stomach, which, cannot be regalateA until yoa remove the catwe. 'It isn’t your,«toTrach'* fault. Youy stonfccb la.as good ala any. .Tty Case a rets;. Uj£y immediately cl#nae the stomaoh, remove the sour, un(lik« ?K-d .and-fermenting food ,aud foul gases; pke the excess fc.le from the. Jiver and carry off the constifatr ed waste.mat;er and p^inEoh from the bowelp/ Then your stVmacU troob’." is -edded. A Ciacaret to-night will ighten you out by morningVa 10- *at box from any drug store ViU keep your stomaoh sr.tet; liver grid bo*t!s regular for months, fion’t forg°t the childre^-T-thelr tittle in sides need a good, too.. gentle cleaning sro, 8. C. y' A Hcdal. Motor Beals at ^ar- Tott.u * O. • Xi V I . Our readors'Viil find afticli In our columns tbl* week w ith th“ Introduction* of tliX a, Xx iOduHtry In this county.,.- V/e are particularly anxious see this industry stairtod. because we’ know it will meaB/h new ora in ugrl cultural developgaent and will mean a declaration ©f independf nee against the tyrant Cotton in behallf of many of our agrieulturiata. It Is gratify- . Ing to note the results w blah are already appearing from the agitation of this question, and we are'parti cularly anxious that a* many farmers as possible will avail themselves of the opportunity offered - in other columns of doing aomething practi cal for the Introduction of this great Industry^ The btislne** Interests-of Walterboro arq practically unani mous In desiring to enfoifrnge the growing of this crop and are willing tdXto their shine locking to the ; ;id- vametpent of llila iifd'ustry In 'Rol- leton County. Messrs. 8tli ()X mtd. t’ompany,'one - of the largest flrtna dealing in cotton in Tharleston, thrmixh tiieir local - representatfvo, Mr. & T. H. ShaffoC. tells y* t»v,ls^ce«fk that they ore par ticularly auttyus tp *bc^ thts crop widely < ultivaiafl In tjMbouaty. This flrtn owns large areas land in^oly^ leton County, amt have made the rtatement that Colleton County offer* unlimited opportunities for g/person for good InveettnentH. • x - If fdrelgfn h)fm« can s^e the, ad van tages tb be offered/bJf growing to- bacco tp this couut'y. w ill not our own homp people keo^he opportunity and Srtt* advantage of It? gad Motor priced, all makes, brand new machines oa easy monthly payment plan. Get our propo*Ition before r buying or you prill regret It. also bargains f» used Motor .Cycles. Write ua today- Enclose stamp for reply. AJdreta lock .Box 11 JTrenton, Mich. . (7-23-10t) FOR HALE—Meal at-$1.50 per sa« k C Hulls 19c 'per hundred. .Terms cash. No credit. Cotton 'ginned /every, day. . Waiterboro Cotton Oil <'0. 9-l7/:t,, .- c. . . r a - FOR SALE-;—Fevcral fcnfruily lo^-ftt ed building site* <h ?p. Apply "Lot" < are of Mi s 9 17 ftp. * s . Jos. Ramsey, of Wi^liama was 4 n town oa business Thursday. . L. A.. Grayson, .of the Colleton' .Cypress Company, was in town Fri day. -•*• - >2; H. Ramsey, of WilHfma, had buai beis la Wadterboro Saturday.. la often caused by Indigestion and constipation, and quickly disappears when Chumbeflain’a Tablets are takes. For sale by all dealers. Mothers! FOJft SALE— I will gVrr. r<‘i,t n> 1 my farm near Caldwell Sc.t.on. . 125 acr^a-ln tract—6'* ucr*-* uiioer niitiyatlon. - Apply to X ; ' - Mrs. Irene, Walker. Wth-rboro. 8. C. R. F. D. No. 3» ’-It HAvo Your Children * /-. Worms? • " f T Are they feverish, restless, nerv ous, irritable, diary or constipated? Do they contitfually pick their nose Of grind their tee'h? . liavq . they cramping pains,, irregulir and giiVe- nobs appetite? These wrp all signs ^of#y,orma. Worms ^ hot. only, cause yotir child suffering. buL.-.Munt Its m»hd and. groAyjh. Give ‘‘Kick a poo Worm Killer'' at oo-e. It kiila and <-;noXfS the worm*, improves your child's appetite, regulates, ftomach. liver and bowels. The symptoms dis appear and your child U juajle hnp- i>y and healthy, as nature intended. All druggists'or by mall/25 ;. KirkaiHw Indian Medicine t o. Philadelphia. Pa. St. . . Louis. Mo. John M. Klein, Walterboro, S. f\ r AGON& .! " IGGIES/ X - • w ; v ■ ^ FENCE WIRE. STO VES AND ' RANGES MOWERS AND > \ RAKES. > .¥*' GASOLINE ENGINES. HARDWARE AND ;XX: PAINT^ See hmy cheaply you can - buy from us. For instance, we are of fering some exception ally attractive. induce ments in kitchen wdre efilfia, glassware, cu^U lery, etc. Tumblers at 25c per doz Kitchen lamps at* 26c each. / x . \ Taopocket knives at 45c And a number of other things on which you can save a good deal of money.. A guarantee of Satisfac tion goes with each sale. Come and see us.. Ask for votes for Piano. A. WICHMAN AND ■ X SON \ SOUVENlrf POST CARDS nfKKCS. R M. JEFFERIES, ’ Attorney-at-Law^ OFFICE IIT THE PRESS AND - STANDARD BUILDING. W alterboro, S. C. Win Practice in AIl Courts. ; --OFFICE OF - . * DR. A. J. ANDERSON, •V. * . x . ' DENTAL SURGEON: OFFICE H0TRH: 0 A. M. to 2 P. M.; 3 P. >1. to O P. M. N PHONE tOOX i X^ * WALTERBORO, K. C. ./lUn OR. H. W. BtAOK, BR. Dental Burgeon ^ WALTERBORO. 8. C. XX oonBGBFnuLc, M. a Prompt AtfeatloB^giTan all boaiaens Vlata Mads. All WORK GUARa*. ANDLRWl.VH GROCERY STORE. ■ ■ ~ ■ • Standard Tomato**, qt. cars L'c. Nee Carolina Rice, 12 1-2 ik*t qt.. . * New Herrings, I7c per box. Large, fat’Matkerdl, 10< ; ei^b. *■ G9od Rio Coffee 2 lb?. t>r 25(*'.' Fregh Biscuits re* eiv.d every Presh fruit, and vegetables in s’*-v Choice Picnic Ham*', T5c pc*r lb. .i ‘ « . t . VM>Kl:s<>\. / s .— \ • CITATION. _ For letters of A<!niini-tr.AtHin. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA', ' County of Colleton... BY' 0. * ALBERT BEACH; nX’jfre. Probate Judge. ,/ WHtHEAS * Harvey Gr^-» mad^ suit to, me to grant him L-> ters of Adtaioiatration of the Estate and effects of Stephen Green. THfiSE ARE. THEREFORE, to . cite and admonish all and singular the ’kindred and Creditors of the said Stephen ■ Qreen. deoeM^d. that they be and appear before me at Walferboro. 8. C., on the 29th day Associated with Dr. D. J. McAl- . * - > * 4Y giigwra wa v, as* van s.a*wr mo bany la office next fa Walterboro 0 f Sept. 1913, after puirfiettion here Drag Company, Usual Office Honrs 1 of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to PICOWK X* show cause, if any they have, why not DR. JNO. H. BUCKS, DEXTISIV EHRHARDT, K <1 At Ehrhardt from 1st. to 29th of each month, and at Colleton tbs balance of thrihOBth. . the said*'Administration should- be granted. / • GIVEN under my hand, this l?th day of Sept. Anno Domini. *191L published on the 17rh'and-'Sfta days of August, 191.1, in The Pre^s 1 and Standard’. ^ • ,, * G. ALBERT BEAGH. Probate' Judge,' Colleton Coun’y. I K FOR SALfc—llg acres of land oh Route 4. g^miles of Walterboro. - Good building^cTB acr** ~ under good ruliWalion/alao three fox hound dogs. Terms fagy. ■ Apply to J. 8. Hiott, Waller bo i R.r. D. 4. ' c7- WANTS. IW’NTRY PRODUCE WANTED: We want to buy eggs, chicken*; and home-cured ham*, and are witting to pay the highest prices for the same. The Hotel Albert. 3-27-tf ,/ • ■ ‘ • , ’ * §AM GADSDEN, X Drayiriai: Freight, baggage, or Jy wy other article deliver promptly in^ny por- tibn^of the city. 45Y. ALL THE LATEST STYLES The Prettiest Line in Town at' C. L. FISHBURNE'S ; “Tlie let Cream Kiag- . r Piles Cured in 6' to tg. Days YotJf drussift will refund mrnejrM PAZO , f ’INTMENT ImH to cure any cate of Itching It-ind. Rteedtn, or Protruding I'iTc* in S to 14 dtyc. Ti.s Lrtt i^-LuOiWi give* E**e and I Lett. Cf)e ' ■ M —■ SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES. JEWELRY, CLOCKS, ETC. WATCHES, > J. A. WESTERBERG, Jctvelry Store, \ Next to Postoffice x- ■. ’ Fine Repair Work a Specialty. r WALTERBORO, ; - : : S. C. -X. Diarrohea Quickly Cured. "I was taken v^ith diarrhoea aad Mr. YorkX^ 1 ® merchant here, per suaded; me to try a bottle of Cham- berlaln’a Colic, Cholera and foheaR emedy. After taking one 8TRAYKI) -One ' whlt.e wtu Hjteokled butt-headed t hnidoth crop, up anqxuifde ono Car, .straight spilt aud-i W.A ..i* c J ej t in re*- Iff'other-, fed/beifer * •"ffTkooUt o’/ y*-ur old. ot/Abnyi* rpKv. unpiarVX-' one tJpt^kfed bqrf-headf'd hie/fuX mUrkeXvmootJf crop? one/frar. "Hwalpfw forjX‘» other. HDAard-' fojy in'fondatiffn of thdTY <vhe*e XffntaX ' .. X" * / . X N. Hfyft, / R. F. n. So. % /■- ' ^-10-21^ ' FOR KENT:—Store occupied by Mrs. Street. Apply to,, Walterboro,- 8. Cy pl,. jm foftnerty Levy on Main k. Shaffer / yKl. LK(TH|r LIGHTS. FOR RENT;—TAo room* in a des irable idration./wcll furnished, and to be vacant the 15th of Sept., 1913 ’Apply to J. Wltsell, Walter boro, S. V. M<Mt/ -/■ v; X X We underttadd that at the ,meet fhg of TowpK t’ouncIi to be held Fri day night flic proposition from the Walterboro fee and Light t'ofnpaoy wHJ be made to the ’Tlty Falherst" ©king to the in'roducHon of ^fec- ' trie light* within the town of Walter boro. ’ While we. are not f:« " with tkn propositina wh]epfTu> l.t/h'f 'hontpany will offep^elwe deiire't'i cadi the utUyffTtMi ot the cij'-yn* ot WalterbtrTo to the crying n/-*.| for fr Itvhts for the streety nod f ir the hon)es of the town. ;t y\'* 1 >\V.i« l| caft only be supplied hj/an eh?* tr>^ light plant. / It i* uiulo^stiKwi tlt t ./li - L>g1y* t’om piltiy-haH a reax’ tali/. i»t^f». sition to offer anti If tills !>iy\<Mto h ' tke ca^e there is nrt reaso/'why Walterltor?* should not take^r* stand antonV; wellfflfjiWeds of thi:’ state, B181NEH8 LOf ’ AUi. ;1.5ui> bu. Red Rustproof oat* no^vv - . y \ *'o Wfk We haVe reac>e<l/hsl stare in o/r de- velopnyMit whore ela.-trie light* h v* become alniost an abrQlu*e necessity, and If tho/opport-tinlty ,1* proaenie<L .as we understand it will be.- it is to be hoped by nil that the ptopogitl/ite i V-r-k 11 O' It M M <4 C Y. • t *% 1 % . . ill tr/nsif. Reed rye^for sale. 1^1 u* pgnre with you. x , ^ Yarn Bros. Co.. SmpsV*.* R. C, Sc hool Books and Reboot Runplieg /jt Klein's ' x li icy tie llcdlx.at the J^a/ket- Rest Kne' of Rug>Hes, - Cctrriag-'ii and Surreys in-Xojlcton’ Coitnty I’rffes jut'd tejnj»-f^ht. Call an^ is* sped our lir/t*. Co.. iHpcjik*. R C -Wet Store ot Klo n’s -'kjti.iW:! oy hou** hol,d n’en* Hai ket .Rt<y:e for cUetii-'cAt If you want a,w ago a of qualify ntid UirabiUty that ixAlght ruunink - ad har< all latest'inipToVeayentr. and ten- fonlences, see our iimy'^'Uriccs ,rpd terms ridht. - Yarn Sntoak.'y: _ Turnip Reed^4t ^ S PEC IA Lr—Guaranteed Scissors Shegr* for LScst the Racket Riofe. dose of It I was cured. It also cured otiiers that I gave iC s to,'' writes M. E. Geohart. Oriole, Pa. That is not qt all unusual. An ordinary attacl of diarrhoea can almost invariabfj Dlar-1 be cured by one or two doses oFdbi# medy. For sals by/all defers. X ws 1 ■Not $ formalFall.Opening but an advan# shaving of a few Q> *y arrivals in Men’s Saits and Farnishingsx - , display that will prove interesting to ev^ry man whether he is iterhplating any purchase qr 4 not. X A splendid showing of the new models Note the stylish effects ot the narrow shoulders amr therolling lapels. Beautiful new ton ed Browns and Grays t}y£t are different. x Pi*eft\ styles. y trill g^ through and that in a short' while/. WWterhor© will be enjoying the -beAoms of electric lights. ' We would respectfully suggest *>o Largest line of Ladies Dross Goods. Staple*. Notions, etc. ever brought tp this section of Colleton County: All bought efter careful (txsmtnatton the dtisens of the town gs a whole* and contpariaon tn the largest jnar- Ives wHh kets of this country. It costa voi ~ ; that they/acquaint themsei the proposition to he offered bv the Light Company and be in a position to support the town government in any, steps which the towff go.vern- mpnt may take. , ; / x K Died at Walierborn. R. C. Rept. in, 1811 Geneieve. danghter of .1 1K-N linger and Salih*' t. Glover, age years alul 8 m/nth*. Her life was short here, bxt rhe r. as good, gmitle sweer to everyone and her lo** never be mlpd In our family circle to meet her fn Heaven. Parents.. Country, u costa you nothing to look and it is pur pleasure to shoar our line. Drop in and see ua. - ' Yarn Bros. Co,. RmoSks. R. C. Facing a Her ion* l*ro)MMfU«uiv ' ’ The mam or woman who hiw l.M- ney trouble is facing a -cribu.v ip- o*ition. where grave oompH'.it readily follow neglect? I'q>v K : d,.*y Pills are an honee't curative ta*-*--??** that once taken into your v • t» ^lean restor'd i.idn-y gyht !• i ,, *r ^httion; and a return of health d •tihqngtH. For sale by ail dealeift. X clTeet> in plHiu and ])leated bosoms—mostly coat with sift or stiff collars to match. The new Hats for Fall will prove a. pleasant surprise , for you They are unusually attractive and offer an acceptable change from past seasons’shapes * ' - T ; We like to have you see the new goods^ NOW,- even though you are not ready to buy / ’ . .REMEMBER:—'Wlat with every 50c purchase we give a coupon entitling you to a chance to win a valuable cash prize at Christmas / x -X FINN CtO X / X 9 3* X —v