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4i AND STANDARD, WALTERBOR 0, S. C. OCTOBER 8,1913 ; (t| .i if s i * . > 4 *4 I Period. igcnt women who From 40 to 50 Wbman’t Such flashes, severe evil, palpitation of the heart, irregularity, dizziness are promptly treated by intellig are approaching the period of life. This is the most critical period of woman’s life and she *who neglects the care df her health at this time invites in curable disease and pain. Why .not be guided by the ex perience of others and take Lyaia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound? It-is an indisputable fact that this grand old remedy has helped thousands of women to pass through this trying period with comfort and safety.* Thousands of genuine and honest testimonials support this, fact. From Mrs. HENRY IIEAVILIX, Cadta, Ohio. Fort Worth, Texas.—“I have taken Lydia K. Pinkham’s Yeerta- ble Compound and derived great benefit from it's use. It carried mn safely through the Cliange of Life when I was in bud health. I had that all gMM feeling most of the time, and headache constantly, I was very .nervoUs and the-hot flashes we a* very had/ I had tried other reml dies ami doctors.hut did not improve until I l»egan hiking Lydia' K*l'uiki;:i , u's Yeg>'taiilVv # C»unjKiUiid! li lias now L... SOU th sdtico 1 t-s’k tke-Conipoiind and 1 luiye'had no return of inyUd /innplaints.- I alw ys praise your ‘ reinedie- to weak v.un.thi. '—'drs, Kcxry* IIla •'ii.iv, It. F. Il^o. 5, t Ohio. From Mrs. EOWAttO 11. IIILIlERT^ lcetv,ockV Pa. n> tw.ssl. Fa.—‘‘Ddrii jf. the Change Af Li(e.I \.u» himlly able t » d at I : ’win s'.h.-el'a h ad h u d 1 v. dU/y .o 1 • th ;• I h.i'l r * i.-t at nigld. i i ■ keat v.'t-iv so had ion . times that I did not know what t > do. *• One day a fii<ml a«ltised nio h. j ke Lydia E. IHiikljamVTc^e- ta' lu (•uiiis’mnd and it mad* m» a si rong, well avoman. J am very # thauktul that 1 followed my friend’s^ivi' e,and I shall u»f.unimeTul it a- lopg^ffT live. Ik-fore l took the Comiiound 1 v as always sickly and now 1 have not had medicine from a doctor tor years. Vou may publish'lay letter.”—Mrs.' Kimvaud JJ. Hilbeut,’Fleetwood, Pa. From Mm. F. P. MCLLENDOKE, Munford, Ala. MiiiiToitl, Ala.—“I Was so weak and nervous while passing through the Change of life that I eould hardly live. My husband had to nail rulliter on all Uie gales for I could not stand to have ft gate slam. “ 1 also laid Imekaehc ami a fullness in my stomach. 1 I noticed that Lvdia K. Pinkham’s Vegetable Comftound was ad vertised for such case*s and I sent and got a Ik title. It did me so much good that I kci>t on takingit and found it to Ik* all you claim. I recommend it to all women afflicted as I was.”—Mrs. F.T. Mullen- doke, Munford, Ala. . Write to LTDIA E.PI5IIIAM MEDICINE CO. _ _ ((OJinDE>TlAl.)LYMS,MASS..forudvlee. Tour letter will be opened, rend and answered by * Trim— and held In strict eouttdence. MOTHER WDM VICTORY IN ZACHRY CAME. ! \ caemaffr Metal Shingles' The roofing that lasts as long as the building and never needs repairs. They won’t bum, crack, curl or rot Tike wood shingles, nor have they the 1 *- ' - great weight or brittleness of stone slate; besides they a c inexpensive and look better than either. For Sale by jdJttltex. f A. WICHMAN & SON / IVatterboro, South Carolina. V ^ f >■1" . ■ •* ' CREDIT * A Hank account with us increases * v s» your credit. ft . ** " ' \t A , ) ■ / : ' F ; Paying by Check creates a better / impression. V / % Remember us when you have money and we will remember you when yap need It. vX. Bank of Smoaks X ‘X > - South Carolina „ * / • *■ \ ” * . / o, , \ W. H. YARN, Pres.. v.... .C. H. STRICKLAND, Cashier t - Pr ur ■<r THE WOOD EVERLASTING” CYPRESS DOORS, SASH AND BUNDS LENGTHEN THE LIFE OF YOUR BUILDINGS, AM YOUR DEALER OR L. WETHEltflORN & SON, ' i. u w LARORST MF-RS. SOUTH CHARLESTON, S. C. Other for PBHion of Year. Augusu. On.. Oct. S.—Mildred Zachry. aged 1 yenr. given to (he mother, Mrs. Mary W. Zachry; Fran ces Zachry, aged 3 ynnra, given to both the mother and the father, to divide her time between her eetraged parents, spending tlx months at a time with each Mrs. Mary W. Zachry and Julinp J. Zachry. This, in altart, la the decision of Judge Henry C. Hammond rendered shortly after midnight. A. whole week had paaod since the case was rehean? by Judj|a Hammond in private Saturday, September 27. but the decision would have - been rendered sooner except for the'Met that Judge Hammond was waiting oi Mr.'and Mrs Zachry, between whom it was rumored, negotations wero pending looking toward a reconcilia tion which, had it been effected, would have made a derision award ing the custody of the two little girls superfluous. Judge Hammond, after going over the evidence in the case, had determined the. disposition he would make of the children, and when he learned last night that Mrs. Zachry had declared that a reconeila- tion between herself and Julian 1. Zachry was hopeless and impossible and that she would agree to it only as the Very last resort, he dictated his (lecision. ' ' . For th* 1 first time the,new law en acted at the recent session bf the leg islature. pnd known as ‘ th** .mothers’ rights, hill.” ha* been a tilted, and trangely enough., apt lied, for tie- first time in the V<ry rr sc whSi H brought it ir.t > being-i.ftJ-r .’udne Hammond. bn\ ing." Itiubr the old iw, given the two (h.bl’ H into the ustody c»f then - fiither,. .Ittlian .1. Zachry. had written to Sainu<i !, ) 1 iv(>. re|)t iseutnt ive ir.-t-i Kiel mon’l ounty in the State legislature, nrc- ug a .('hang*- it* what 1 then termed he ‘'barbarous and ;n«.:uitous, law in eferekcQ to a mother’s rights oyoi her children.” GREAT BARGAIN SALE AT* t. | For die 10; days Which began Saturday, 1913 r Orphanage Hay. Vor several years the orphanages of our State have been asking the people to join together and give the result of one day’s work or the prof its of one day’s business to the or phan children. Some of the Institu tions ITave set Oct. 4 as the date this year, though any day wifi do. Many Sunday schools now count it a part of their program to observe this day, and their gifts reach several thou sand dollars annually. It Is a worthy cause, and everybody should ‘‘lend a hand” and hep along. ^ FORMER RF.SIDEXT OF COL LETON KILLED IN OLAR In order to make room for an enormous amount of goods recently, purchased, we must clear out much of our latest styles in Ladies’, Men’s and Boys' Clothing, Rats, Slices, Dry Goods and notions. This is your opportunity to buy at the lowest prices, and you will save money by purchas ing from us. Joe Kinsey, Formerly of WilUnms WHERE THE DOLLAR WILL DO ITS DUTY. Killed After n Bnsinem / / - - Dispute. • - '/ . " Busi The following from the dally pa pers will prove of interest to many cltixens of this County:- „ Olar, Oct. 4.—Joe Kinsey was shot and killed by .Victor Kearse this evening, the shooting taking place on the principal street of Olar Kearse has not been arrested but is at the home of a friend near here. The sheriff sud coroner are said to' be on the way to Olar and will bald the inquest wl\en they arrive. Kearse. it is said, is willing to surrender when the officials come. Kinsey, who was a planter, and Kearse were business associates in a lynch room here, and the dispute which enderfpfatally is said to have begun with a discussion oLrtiusiness differences. Kinsey was shot twice, one bblW taking effect In the side Ut >Ke region of the heart. The other wfruck him in the right arm. Details as to the actual hooting are uwrage/ After the affray Kiflsey was taken to a doctor’s office where lie died about minutes later. Kinsey leaves a wife and three children. Kearse is marled and has one child. ^ A. . Mr. Kinsey lived for many years ut Williams in this county. His is a prominent family and his many friends in the county will hear with regret of h.s untimely death. F »—>E== THE PROFIT SOE==OjB== Louis Cohen & THE PROFIT SHARING SIOKE ■ Company SHARING STORE on 232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street, - - • - - South Carolina =9 Th, U.iml) Cough MmIIcIuo In every hom-5 there shcu}d be a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery, ready for immediate use when any member of the family contracts a cold or a cough. Pror..pt use will stop the spread of sickness. S. A. Slid, of Mason. Mich., writes: “Mv whole family depends upon Dr. King’s New Discovtry as the best cough and cold medicine of the world. Two 50c bottles cured me of pneumonia.” Thousands of other families have been equally benefited and depend en tircly upon Dr. King’s New Discov ery to cure their coughs, ^olds. throat and lung troubles' Every dose helps. Price 50c and 11.00. AH druggists H. E. Rucklin & Co., Philadelphia or St^Louis. ' y Live Stork Bulletin. Atlanta. Ga., October 5.—-As a part of its, work for the upbuilding of the live stock industry In the Southett, the Live Stock Depart ment of the.Southern'Railway per iodically issues & bulletin telling of stock for sale or exchange and of stock desired to be purchased. The bulletin is complied from informa tion furnished by stock owners and rogles are mailed to over 15.009 far mers and dealers. Through this bulletin a large unm- her of aalea have been made and many farmers have been enabled to get. stock of Jnst'the type they desir ed. - Instead of aending good airas to the slaughter house alter serving their allotted time with one herd, many owners have through this bul letin been enable to effect an ex change whereby each added years of usefulness to the life of a good ani mal. . Tha entire expense of Issuing the bulletin is borne by the Southeft x DONT MISS THIS CHANCE - DO YOU WANT A PRETTY' DRESS'?^ W^have them in nicely trimmed voiles and batistes, All over and Lingeries, Linens and other new fabrics, values up to $8.98. Special for Early July Sales: $3.98 and $4.98—Other values at $27.50 new. Special at $12.98. ^ / If it is a suit we have it in Black, Navy or Mixture in spring serge and other materials and very prettiest cream serges all at cut prices. Some at half and others at less than half—-White P. K. Corduroy Skirts, at $1.00. ; Specials in Ladies and Childrens undemear,Childrens Dresses and Rompers, Norfolk Blazers, Silk Petticoats. Best Corset Stock in the State—Corsets 50c up. Your mail orders will receive prompt attention and we will ap preciate a call as well. ./X ^ x\ Louis Cohen & Company . Railway Co. F*. L. Word, Live Stock Agent. Atlanta. Qa.. will be glad to aend copies to any farmer or to include In the bulletin informs- rk fc tion is regard to atoc exchange. for sale or The State Fair. ; Columbia. October 7,—Reflecting the great prosperity which blessed South Carolina thip year, and promia lug the greatest success of «my >re- vkan* undertaking. preparation* MRe bees completed for holding the firty-flfth . Annual Fair of The Slate Agricultural and Mechanical Society In Columbia. October 27. 2f, 29, 30. * Indications at this writing are that people from every aook and corner of the Bute will crowd the fair grounds by thousands and it is ex pected that attendance records will set a high water marh at the gather- ing this year. The abundant harvests^ cotton, corn and tobacco, the gratifying re turns for the ideal harvest weather, have made the farmers of the State wear the happy smile which comes from well Ailed barns and store houses and climbing bank deposits, and they are now looking forwards to the annual gathering in Columbia Of their kinsmen, neighbors and friends, when everybody turns aside from business to renew their youth and -to have a regular good old time, this belag the week of the annual State Fair In October. '• W. F. Caldwell, The News and Courier. ’ Joseph Sparks.The State. • - torn in Urn, ittsr Nmam Vsrt Cm Tk* wont cmm. no Matter of how I by the wonderful, •r’a Aatiwpbc Hotline OIL It l ead UmIo at tha oasM tiaM. 1 Home-Keeping Women Need Health and Strength The work of a home-keeping wo man makes a consUnt call on hei strength an viulity. and eicknen ,comes through her kidneys and blad der oftener than sh4r knowa. Fo ley Kidney Pills will invigorate ant restore her, and weak back, nerv ousaeee, aching joints and irregulai bladder action will all dlaappeai when Foley Kidney Pills are used For sale by all dealers. Miss Bessie Thornier of Adami Run hi viaiting relatives in Qharlen ton. see Mrs. L. C. Tnten has returned from a very pleasant visit to her sis tre, Mrs. Thornley of Savannah. Mrs. Frank Thornley of Savannal Mrs' Frank Thonlsy of Savannali la visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. W. Crosby of Lodge. , y; s»*e*» NT