The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 01, 1913, Image 5
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ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER
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. A Carload of the Finest
KENTUCKY HORSES AND MULl
which
MOTHER! IF CHILD'S ^ ~
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If Ctom, FrTerluh, C<MM>tlp«tcd, BIL
, iotu tMomarh Soar. Give "Call*
(umla Mjrmp of Fign.** .
A Ifxative today savea a tick child
tomorrow. Children simply > HI net
taker the time from pipy ao empty
their bowels, which become ^to^geo
up with waste; liver gets slnsglsn;
stomach sour/'*
Look at the tongue, nu'her! If
eOated, or your chHd is listless cross,
feverish, breath bad restless doesn’t
eat heartily full of cold or has sore
|hroat or aiiy other children’s aiS
ntent.” give a teaspoonfuK of "Cali
fornia Syrup of Figa,” then don’t
worry,, because it is perfectly harm
less. and id a few hours all this con
stipation poison, so'ir bihe and fer
menting waste will gently mo\e Out
of the bowels and ydu have a well,
playful child again. A thorough ^‘In
si'.!** cleansing” is oftentiniea~fc!l t
is hoc* ?ary, It should bo tli^/flrat,'
t-e'-rntont ;:iv>*.n in any "sick
Howaye of coun<«*rf**it syrup
. ! 'ur druggist for aX>!t-ceut bot-
tJt* of ; *• 'liforula fyXip of Kigk.
► whirh lia‘s J111}/(!ij>*miolvg for Labi ■«.
' children >iX*il jrjn-s an*! Tor grown-
j ups plainly jduntvil on the bottle,
j 1,1)0k cirfrejKulv- and f*.* that it is
nuido/nvohe • t’alifornia SyrHj) f’arn-
pniryXlfon't b<* fooled.
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UNHEARD OF PRICES AND TERMS
X We Are the Horse People. See l’s
From this date on we will have at all
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times a complete line of the finest stock
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that money can buy. Our-line of Wagons,
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Buggies, Surreys,xHarness, 'Whips and
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Laprpbes are unexcelled anywhei'e. r
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■aids were also robed in white voile
over pink satin, and carried, a bou
quet of white carnations and .pink
Tones. Mrs. Tuten was beautifully
dressed .in black ^satin. Mrs. L'stie
Thornier, sister of 'the bride, was
robed in Mue .satin and took an in
teresting part tu*.the-occasion.
Many handsome and useful pres
ents wcKv received fronr» friends X
wherex. r tHe iMxpular young «*oppk^ 1
were km'w n The bride is tne daugh
fer of Mr. and Mrs. J. \UXFVoeby
of l>*<lce and :s much "laved by n.
wide ciryje ef , riende < /The groom
Is a prospc ."v*:*»!*•*»:<ne»4 man of Char-.
jeaton \ *- r ;h-. <*;rf*moXy cake and
wine and . «» iu*p/r**fr* t»ltjn>>^its wefe
beau?.' ;; y/Kcx\ and the bridal
party vunx/X'.-rtained kitlf tn)
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MOVING FUND.
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! Mr 1. f Tutelt
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Mermlou aYuf^- Mr.
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J. .1 C ' by. a poptll.ir C tll/eU of J
Macksou 1 ' o. spent Thutsdny in
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mers prominent citizens, xxas among
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A *iuiel hiixh^autifuFjiiarriage was
soleminzed Thursday evening. Sept #
4 8th, lit 13, at the re side pee of Mr.
L. O. Tuten. 30 George Street. Char-
leston, C' the eontracting parties
being Miss Minnie L. t’rosby and Mr
David A. Francis. The rerenuoney
was performed by Rev. \V. H.
Brunson of Charleston .at 8:30 o’-
Hoek'. The room was .beautifully
decorated with feiyjs. palms and
bridal roses for .the occasion.
The wedding march xvas skilfully
rendered by Mrs. L. Tuten, sister
of the bride and the attendants en
tered in the following order: Miss
Larie Crosby, as maid of honor.
^ith Mr. fc. B. Thornley of Savannah,
as best man: Miss Lila Bennett^ as
first bride’s maid, with Dr. W. J.
Willis of Atlanta, as groomsman,
after which came the bride and
groom, r The bride was beautifully
dressed in a rich white voile over
white satin, and' a sweeping veil
She carried a houcjnet of xvhito carna-, ,x. ^ ...
fions and bridal roses. The bride’s , not gr:pc or ».ck v n. 2-c
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Trc—jm** 'Notice,
All persons are hereby war«Wl
not to trespass or enter for the pur
poses-of hunting. fishing or cutting
timber, the lands of the undersigned:
Est.. of A. Savage. M. W. Bre
land, J. J. Ilivrs. S. J. Hiers. D. t’. L.
Hiers. c\ K. Hiers, C. W. Breland.'
ESSSSSBSEHgS
No. Six-Sixty-Six
This I* s prescription prepared erpecislly
lor MALARIA or CHILIS «, FEV*R.
Fix-e.or *ix xio»c» will break #ny care, and
if taken then -t a uki-c the Fever will not
She carrk'.'l a bouquet o7 xxUtc earns- , «t s^oa thejfver letter thnn
We are pleased to announce to our many
friends and customers that weTiave a large
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amount of money to lend to our farmers to
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assist them in moving the present crops.
We also offer exceptional advantages in
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handling cotton checks and other financial
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^matters connected with the speedy and
satisfactory marketing of the crojis.
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/ (>) ^r Savings Depailment jxS also onen ttr
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accommodate those who may Jiave a sur
plus to put on interest after paying the ex
penses of the farm.
,Sa t ety—Ser v ice—Sat is fact ion gu a ra n teed
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Waiterboro, South Carolina ♦
NEW MILLINERY STORE
I will open in Waiterboro within the next
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WE SELL FOR CASH
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EASY PAYMENT
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and will put on display the latest styles and
patterns of the season. A am now in the
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Northern Markets Securing for you the
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most exclusive and l^eaytiful line of goods
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. possible, and will open within the next few
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days in the building formerly occupied by
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you to postpone purchasing until you ae°
[ my stock. -
MRS. E. E. ACKERMAN
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J Ir*Tou are thinking about Furniture,
We handle The Whfo Line. - / N
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visit our store before buying.
Every piece bears our binding guarantee
L. N. Glover
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Main St. Walterbor^X South Carol]; a.
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Th® many friends of Doxvling
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will be sorry to know that he
typhoid fever at his h^nie near
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1 Waiterboro.
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x Hno. J. L. Robertaon of Do and. a
member of the Legislature from Col
leton count/, waa in town today
Lee F. Beiry ,of intoaks ha* put^
chased a touring care’•tough W- H.
Saunders of thin city. '
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E. L. Benton of Route 4 was In
town Friday.
G. J. Varn, a promln^pt planter of
Sniders, wkt in to>»tJ ^dday.
G. C. Brown >s erecting a hand
some cottage on Hampton street ao-
joining the lot enow occupied by him.
Dr. H. W. Black spent Sunday at
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X J. M. Pennington of Green Pond
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Society will meet at the Medhodist
- Church next f ueaday at r 4:30 o’clock.
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L. M. Stone and C. H. Petit of
Temaasee were in town Friday.
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J'. F. !»*>*.*kland. a pron in-nt <«t
To feel you ha\e.an article in stock
that is going to sell to 90 per cent of the
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people who come to your place. Such an
ar ticle is going to make money for you fast
\The best one for profit is ~
spent yesterday in the city.
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W. W. Bishop of Ruffin spent to
day in Waiterboro. r*
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Mr. and Mra. A. H. Herndon of
Waiterboro. Route 3. arc on a visit
to the former’^’ brother .1. A. Hern
don. in Port Tampa. Fla. While
there they will visit other ftiends
and relatives in different sections of
the land of flowers.
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L. Herndon has return®*! from a
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in bottles !) (.'cause they all want it
. WILL YOU HAVE IT—
WHEN THEY CALL? .
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
T. J. McDaniel, Prop., "
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Sole Agents for Colleton County.
Imb Of Weeks, spent Saturday in ffc i visit to hit ton. J. A. Herndon of
city, 1 Port Tampa, Fla.
COLLETON’S BAKER SHOP.
For many years we have been the baker for Walter-
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boro and Colleton County, and by delivering only the
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\ery best in the Baker’s Art, we have succeed in build-
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mif.up such a business until Colleton and Waiterboro is
known far and wide by life bread we send out.
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SPECIALTY: CREAM LOAF ,
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Baton for a decade by hundreds of people. It is still the
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P«t|Hilar Hread, / 0nd represents the best possible to Kecur *.
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\We have op band at all times a full line of Cakes, Pies
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a".*l luney PrmUicts of the "Kitchen, all of wh'ch we se
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at the ury lowest prices.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE
r^ry Stable will be opened at fslandtbn
November the Fifteenth
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which will carry a
GOO DIJNE OF HORSES AND MULES
X We will be glad to do business with you
Call on us after the Fifteenth of November.
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A. J. SINEATH & SONS
J. I. Siheath, Genl. Mngr.
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General Manager.
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CMCHSTP SPILL!
BRAND
DIAMOND
LADISSt
at Seventy!
gttribut®
»IAll®U» BBA>» FILLa. fcr t«**ipi«B
year* recarded aa Beat, Bafcat, Alwaya Kelfabl^
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
I sss. EVERYWHERE TK8T8D
their good
'health (o SCOTT’S
because Its
concentrated nourish
ment creates permanent
body-power, and because
[ it Is devoid of drugs or stimulants.
Scott a Bowae. HaaaeSeM. W. J. I3*it
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