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THE PRESS AND
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JEfTOUBS. Editor.
A. J GRAVES,
WEDSE8DrAY OCT 8TH. ltI*.
<^M»n TRADE Ctlu\niTm\8.
ADS.
FOR SALEL
POD BALE—Mjr' 1boa»j and lot op-
poaite th« Jail. Cheap; eaay term*.
For information apply to /. M,
GASKINS. Rufln, S. C.. Roqte
Boa 11. 10-1-ltp
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FOR SALE—I have aevera^ tracu
of land flve to. atae miierof Wal
ter boro for sale; terms reasonable
I can sell yon either a one. jt«o
three or fonr horse farm. , Apply
. to J. B. BEACH. Round. C.
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FOR SALE—One farm on the su
burbs of Walterboro. containing
3! acre*, about 36 of trhtcb are
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Last week and th»R‘ demoMtraty
ed that .; the merchants of
Walterboro are truly . prsgreqslre.
for during that time a large amount
of roods was sold. The merchants
of the town, desiring to dfmonstrite
to the people of the county that Wal-
terboro Is an exeollmt market in
which to buy. put on kenrer,*! induce
ments to trade. Tnat the people of
the county appreciated the efforts of
the local merchants wa* clearly de-
monstrated ^»y the large volume of
buaiaeea ahich resulted. Waiter-
boro ean/offer inducements to trade,
and Walterhord is offering more
each day.
Also, the Walterboro Cotton mar-'
bet is the best that it has been in
manv yetrf, and many days ti-o mar
ket “here i* ftbove that of Charleston
or Savannah. This has fit^dNs many
friends for th** town.'.and \\ alter-
horo w-11 tend ip t’te Wture to do
more of the business of the county
than ever before.
“KYRt T-tTH-' fltiS" KOK
I ONSTIPATED CH1I.D
. under cultivation; one dwelling
with odt’bouse,\encloaed by wire
Kwce.-
/ Apply to Jas. E. Peurifdp.
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FOR SALE—One A So. 1 Ladies*
Side-saddle;..and one wicker-work
baby carriage, t Apply at office of
John D. Warren. 10-8 : lt.
FOR SALE— My valuable farm Uo
and a half miles from Walterboro
on the sand-clay road east of A
C. L. Railroad^, containing 13!>
acres, of which 80 acres are un-
def cultivation, enclosed by wire.
Well settled; all necessary out
buildings. A. H. HERXDOX
Walterboro, Route 3. -10-1-3!
FOR SALE:—rtwo farms, near Wal
terboro, one #f about 150 acres
and the other of about 1il<i acres.
Both have settlements and in a
fine stpte of cultivation. Apply
to R. ll. Wichman.
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STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C.
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' OCTOBER 8,1913
- /Bas^U one and'two horse wtfons, ^thfe best bt test/*
* Taylor-Cannady Bugsies in all styles.
We also have’cheaper grades oif buggies.
, All vehicles sold by,us are absolutely guaranteed.
We carry at all times a* fuU line of harness and lap- .
robes. ♦ x , , :
Our terms mid prices wiH please.
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/kr. ■
erboro lire Stock A
Black, Jr. Manager.
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DclitKtuo •*l*rftiiX Laxntivc’* cyn t
‘Harm Tender l.»Hlc Stunia h.
I.ivcr and llotvcl^.
Ever, mother renlijEos. vftj'r giving
her «liildrcn - California Syrup of
Figs.” that tliis is tin irideal laXqtiv 4
ImyiUtfi thtif_ If—'* its pleas ant ta^' -
*nd it thoroughly «I* rinses tho temU r
little atomarh, liver ■ and bowels
without griping. 1 - «
When cross, irritable, ‘feverish or
breath is bad. stoingeh so’.rr. look at
the tongue, motherf if coated, give,
n teaspoonful of tiiis harmless "fruit
laxative.” and in a few hours alt the
foul, constipated waste, tfoer Me* and
undigested food parses out of the.
.cbm again. When its Wttle,sy»t
is full of (old, throat noreX
atomaeh-ache; diarrhoea, iiijltg 1
colic remember, a go^l^Xin^t'l'
cleaning” ahouM^K*ys>6 the tlrst
.treatment gtveijXX
. Millions of others koe|X‘‘<>li-
♦ fornia h’igs” handy; they
now> at. ttjirepoo'nfwl toAey saves a
tomorrow. Ask your drug
a SOcent bottle of "('alilofnia
dXFig".” V^ich Iras djrecfions
lor babies><hUdren of all ages and
grown-ups printed in the bottle.
Beware oF counterfeits sold here.
BO donVfM? fooled. Get the genultyo
made d»y “California Fig Syrup. Coth;
paay." ' - *. x'
WANTS*
WANTED—To buy for <a.-h, 1.00(1
Fur Hides. Will pnv hicitesf'
prices of any man in ‘*'.)l!croa
,4 County. Will be i f ,\S a'feriia’o
on the 1st Salesduy ,ot erv h moMth
- and the lf>th of t.i '• tfiohtH yrsth
th-* money to pay f». i h.-i i
M n in \
10-8-lt. ,
ADVERTISING THE AGRHTI.T1 K
AL AND HORTICT’LTTRAL RE-
SOrRCKM OF THE SOI Til
The Atlantic Coast Line’s especial
ly equipped exhibit car left Wilming
ton Monday night, the. 18th, with
one of the very best Sputhesn exhi
bits that has ever been sent out,
with a-view to attract settlers to the
Atlantic Coast Lino territory, v.z:
Virginia. North Carolina. South Car
olina. Georgia, Flordia and Alabama.
The first stop will be the Canadian
National Exposition, which will ’to
•mss
Rally Day «sprcises at the Metho
dist Church last Sunday were well
attended *nd exceeding!} •interesf-
jng. . The children all did well, and
the occasion was pronounced by all.
a big fuccees. Miss Ida May Fisli-
burne deserves mucti credit for the
training given, the children. ./
Women Who Got Dizzy
Every Woman who is troubled with'
fainting and dizzy spells, hzkkache.
heaffbche, weakness, debility.'constir
parion or kidney troublejrshouid u.-e
Electric Bittirs. They give re-lief
w hen nothing * Ige v.^fl- in;prove t.ue,-
dii'.g str/itgth rud v*goi-
held at Toronto, August 3rd to Sff)-'i, health
tctuJier Sfh Then the «^r. vvill.dotu ’e ^ni tie «lrst da^e.
back and the VxhHut-* will div; joaincs. of Avo-a, Ita
played a't various fairs in-Yoi!: [dottors had
State, and thP' New I'nal^fid Fuitc- j children ; ud
Unnl Nov ear. r Ivt. • *
. The exhibit consintsXt sixty-tlirc
gfw-n
•T«a ui"!
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75e. per
Now is the time to plant ypur fall
crop. If you want a FIRST
CLASS SEED OAT, it
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will pay you to see these before
buying. ;
TO CLOSE OUT, CHEAP
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A lot of Ladies and Children
SHOES r
my
LADIES SHOES. FORMER PRICE
A $1.25 TO $2 00 ..: .. . ... ..^.. .. .
CHILDREN iQZ S, FORMER FRIGE
$1.50 ....... v
Now 11.00
Now 75c.
WANTED Tt* buy old nahof^y-
film ttrn-. tegar*!!*- w of condition
Beat ■ prk«*s paid. XAddrcoa
j.lodking R*i/nie to die when rjv
jfttsjatcd 0:|t I use'.Eb.ytrie ?■>
glass'-jars pi fiuipr and. y* g. «abley ; I dkd soC. ar.d ,thby have ,. ; r J:
Kventocn glass Jhr.c of grain,' pea- j world/6f ’good.’** .Just try them.-
.ftuH peas, rfctC et- .; ftf • n el andJfl *m> a « all dtuggisra or t; mail.
Geo-. a . andiH - K. jb: k!in
jars of pe<an nuis;
'■Antique.” < fo 1
Wallet boro; S C.
uXBox. jr.l
t'l-s tf.
♦ lorn:
Nknox
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WANTED Tit
House ifhd 3 ii
the ificuppfjrat
by
l-Torida cant*'syrup;’ three larger
of grain Hi straw . fora get grasses, to-
ba<co, products; grap- fruit, pm
pph-a, waternudon^ sugar ca;
fvzenty sniali bales of different W-
Lptiis.
House* Jihd .>'dr l" a veto’s of land .n
Me yea,-, (oanuts; a small l>a' • of r
t-iljafii'ts of Walter^-
lyoro. x Further information can
x be^obtainj>dCat Tin- Cress and
Stand ajptfofTiee. lu-R-It
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W>kTkH S. S l.oper. plumber
and gas fitter, w ants the public Mo
he is still iu the pkomie
ton on the stalk; „swedt„ potato*x
orn ojt the stalk, show ing the pjoli- j
tic varieties with four.to six cars fev
lie stalk. X ! C3
know that
ing
Satisfactidti
'alterboro. 8^
guar-
IX)ST.
n Walterboro Wednesday
8th, between G. I. Blocker’s
and. The Press and Standard
an did tan pocketbook. con
taining $42.hn in paper moftey.
Reward returned ;to o Julian E.
Robert eon
Walterboro. 8. Route r»..
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sawed:
Notice to Members |k*y*s forii Uulw
All iftembera of the Boy’* Corn
Club are asked to send to me within
Ike next three weeks a complete
history of their crop. Thle should
be an account of everything that- has
been done in the making of the crop
from preparation to harvesting'.- It
la eery essential that this report
reach me before the Fair and 1 hope
that *11 of the Boys will fill same out.
at once.
I also desire to ask that
Committees which were
Meaaare the yield* and aepeaxy of the
Corn Club Boya finish their work
aeon as posible. TJiere still remains
some committee* To report, and I
hope that they^rtll iliniah their work
•t an early date.
B. G; Price.
hat ail pCthe
appointed to, r
LOST—A large dark red milk
unnmnpKl; tl|w* of liorm* g
last seen in the neighborhood of
N’eyiew Croaa Bond*. Reward for
information.
•J. Kdwnrd Plncknef.
Walterbupo/By CV
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CXHNTRY PRODCCK WANTED:
We want to hoy egg*, chickens,
and home-cured hams, and are
willing to pdy the highest prices
for the same. The Hotel Albert.
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BCHIN'EM! LOCAUk
lowering Bulbs Narciasua. Hya-
i, Tulips and other Bulbs, a new
line at Klein’s.
Rexall Tooth Past* and
Aatlaeptiee, Cleansing. Del
38c at Walterboro Drug
YOCR’RE (XiNKTIPATKD.
BILIOCM!—CAHt'ARKTH
. Son* Htomach, <•**,
Bad Breath. Mea« IJver and
Rowels Need Cleansing
1.560 bu. Red Ruatproof oata now
in transit. Seed rite for sale. Let
qs ffgure wlth yoo. • v
Yarn Bros. Co.. Smoaks, 8. C.
School Books ajid School SuppHe*
Get * 1 Oc-cent box now'.
No odds how bad liver, stomach
or bowels: how much your he,
aches, how miserable and uncomfbrt-
qble you are from constipation, in
digestion. billousne*n ati«V sluggish
bowels--always get the desired re-
Bults with Cascarets
Don’t let your glOmhch. liver ana
bowels make yo,ir miserable. Take
C**carets to-nlkht; put an end to the
headache. hHiOuaness. ditxiness, nerv
ounetui. sick. sour, gassy stomach,
backarfie and all other, distress;
cleanse your inside organs of all the
bile, gases and constlpsted matter
at Klpth’s
.Rest lit
line of Buggies. Carriages
-Ind Surreys in Colleton County
Prices and terms right. Call and in
spect our stock.
Xarn Bros. Co.. SracaYs. 8. C
Guth's famous Candies, fresh by
express, 80c slid f l.t'O lb. A full
Tine of Satioaery at WglterboroDrug
Co.
Foley's Kidney Remedy ot Klein’*
Flowering Bulbs X.i"cissiP. Hya
cinth. Tulipg and other Bulbs, a new
line at Klein’p.
Car:* C.’i, Zyp, O'Ler Rcqc^yriHaT Car*
i V- .r-- C, m.r-v-r ,-f be • Ion, eamhc*.
>7 - j J* -' ir * 1 woeGrfaf, . \i ni-We Hr.
ottoly: C!*‘-j. J ’ o;i. It r
l>«»t.11«*v-. 1 ' Jx, ; l.CJ
_ A gn at deal of time x(:aj» .consumed ;
in g» fling • the verr b**st product/
grov«t in the South/and much time j
was.i onsumedTn preparing and put-.
ting up thiwT'.xhfhlt in ah attract.v**
manner*. X / *
A fact which the Southern farmer
shouKl be proud of is that thrs ex-
eoptional exhibit was seopred from
regular farms and not a single item
ronv an ekperimenta! farm.
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In addition to their regular“J.'a-
tlon'h Garden Spot”, booklet, they
prepared a very handsome booklet
containing twenty-five beautiful ag
ricultural aiid * hortkultuVal view*
along the Atlantic Coast Line, espe
cially, for distribution on this trip.
The .exhibits is imeharge of two ex
perienced men who will take speciaT
pains to explain the exhibit and the
conditions in the South to all vis:*
tors.
We think this kind of advertising
should certainty attract setti-r* to
this unexcelled country if ptey can
be attracted.
Miss Eunice Will
intendent of
of the late Rev
Allendale, attended
at Walterboro last
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GIRLS! DRAW A MOIST
CLOTJI THROUGH. HAIR
HKUC
. State Super-
m.” daughter
G. William* of
the Convention
week.
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Try This!
V Wary and Bewtifnl at
(Mope Falling oat
which is producing the misery,
health, nap-
A 10-cent’box‘hieans
pineaa and a clear head lor months
No more days of klooni and distress
then. All druggists sell Cascarets.
If you will take * Caecaret now and
Don’Fforget the children their little
Insidea need a gentle cleaning, too.
5 f you want a w agon of quality and
ab
dutiability that is light running and
has all latest improvemeuto and con
veniences. see our line., prices and
term’s right. X ,
Vara Bros, Co., Smoaks 8. C.
Amoctation to Meet.
The fifthflrst annual session of
the Colleton Association will meet
with the Hendersonville Baptist
Church Oct. 24-28. 8913. *
All delegate* and visitors coming
by rail please notify G:'A. Martin.
White Hall, 8. C that they may be
met-at White Hall on the A. C. L.
Turnip Seeds at Klein’s. .
Each piece of Maximum Rubber
Gdodr guaranteed' for‘two years by
Walterboro Drug Co.
FOUND—I have taken a stray black,
sow. bobtailed, marked with split
in each eal." If hot’ called for la
16 day*. I will *ell the same.
Jeff Bedard.
Walterboro, 8. C. 16-8-lt
S Pa’dgett of Hmoak* ipeat
Saturday In Walterboro.
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’Largest line of Ladiee Drees Goods,
atapleg. Notions, etc. ever brought
to this section of Colleton County;
all bought after careful examination
and comparison in the largeet mar
kets of this country. It coat* you
nothing to look and it is our pleasure
to show our line. Dfop in and *06
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Yarn Broe. Co , Smo*k*. 8. C.
Flowering Bulbs Kaiciaeu*. Hya
cinth. TuHp* and other Bulbs, a new
line at Klsin’*^. - a
WANTED:-*-To loan money on im
proved real estate.
Jas. E. Peurifoy. 10-l-tf
Immediate?—Ye*. Certain, that’,*
the JoyoaJ It. Tour hair becomes
light, wivy. fluky, abundant and ap
pears as softtTuftroqs and beautiful
a* s young firVi after a Danderine
hair cleanse. Just.fry this—moisten
a doth trtth a little Danderine-aud
carefully draw |t through yoor hair,
taking one small strand at a t'me.
This wilk. cleanse the hair of dust,
dirt or excessiveioil, had in just a few
moments you have doubled the beau
ty of your hair. A delightful Sur
prise awaits those whose hair has
beejj neglected or is scraggy, faded,
dry. brittle or thin. Besides beauti-
Tying the halt. Danderine disaovles
every particle of dandruff; cleanses,
purifies and fnytgoratpg the scalp,
forever stopping itching and falling
IrairXut what will please you most
will he-oHcr a few week’s une. when
you see neW^Jiair-—line rml downy
at first—ye* bilr-cqally new hair
growing all over theTlcjUic If you
car^ for pretty, soft hcir/>n^ lota
of it. surely get a 25 tent l)ottl* r of
Knowlfon’s Danderine from any drug
store or toilet counter and just try It.
Opening Henson Hale. V /
3Jr. A. 8. Karesh, Manager <IT the
H. W. Cohen Store. States that the
“Opening Season Sale” that his atore
has been conducting this week, and 1
which NlH <•*©•« on Friday. October
10th, has been the most succenafnt
sale his store has ever conducted.
His sales hare greatly exceeded hi*
expectations, and takes this method
of thaukiag the many friend* and
patron* of the H. W. Cohen Store
for the excellent patronage accorded
them. He largely attributes the suc
cess of his Sale, to the truthfulness
of his advertisements, hieing parti-
At Farmer’s Mercantile & Warehouse
Company Store you can fill every need ot*
Farm and Family. You can be supplied
with anything from a Box of Tacks to a
Two-Horse Wagon—and, speaking r of Two
Horse Wagons, we have on hand a number
of the Famous Gregory Wagons whieb are
offered at astonishingly low prices—just
think! a Gregory IVo-Horse Wagon from
$50.00 to $62.50. , x /
Our immense stock ofrMen’s, Women’s
and Children’ll Shoes will be sold at cost for
the next week. You can buy good
Men’s Shoes frprn $1.35 up; Women’s Shoes
jps low as $1.00 a pair, and Children’s Shoes
at .19c.
There is no use trying to qubte prices
without using a whole newspaper, ^ we
wilt just tell you that if you come to seVus
you will be most pleasantly astonished at ,
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the prices at which we are offering goods-
every kind of Farm Supplies; Staple and
Fancy ^ Groceries, Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods and Notions, Hats, Shoes, Under
wear, Overalls, Hardware, Agateware and
Tinware, Crockery and Glassware, Harness
and Saddles, and, in fact, anything you
may need. -
SEE US AND SAVE MONEY.
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culsr to hqvs th« goods on hand.that
rtlsod. si
he advertised, and selling them at
the exact price they were advertised
for. This has slwaya been the poligy.
of the H- W. Cohen Store,, and for
that reason enjoys-th* full confidence
of their petrous. Ad.
FARMERS MERCANTILE AND WAREHOUSLCOMPANr
Phone 96Y x/ • Walterboro, South Carolina
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Th* soothing: healing medication
in Dr. HobeonV Erserno Ointment
penetrate# evtry 'tiny pore of the
akin, ejeurs it of all impurities—
stops itchiag instantly. Dr. Hob
son’s Ecsema Ointment is guaranteed
to speedily heal ecxema, rashes., ring
worm, tetter and other unsightly
eruptions. Eczema. Ointment is ^doc
tor’s prescription, not an experiment.
All druggist# or by mail. 56c. Pfeiffer
Chemical Co., Philadelphia and St.
Louis.
Maltriity Chills frFei
Prescription No. Ml is prepared espec
fet MALARIA or CHILLS * FKV
Fir* or sis doses will break aay case,
if taken then as a tonic the Fever wil
return. It acts on the liver better
Calomel and doc* not grips or akkea.
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