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v ■< > PAGE SIX THE PRESS AMD STANDARD, WALTEKBORO, S'C. OCTOBER 29,1913 1 X i r >, j I! X l m IN / <• N x x; xU it / ' 1R ! V • « ' ‘ .Jr . ° Remember -N' /. STILL ON and will Con tinue through the mondi of October. Now is the chance / - - \ : ■ ■-. of your life to get GOOD “ - * / * ' ' CLOTHING at a Reasonable *> o Price. Call on us during the Fair and be convinced. \ !C A CHILD'S LAXATIVE IS “SYRUP OF FIGS" They Lore to Take It mail It Doe*m't Harm the Trader Mule Stomach, Liver aad Bowels. If your little one's tongue is coated. It is a sure sign the stomach. Hirer and bowels need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once. # When your child is cross, peevish, listless, pale, doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally; if breath is bad, stomach sour, system full of •bold, throat sore, or if feverish, give a teaspoonful of "California up of FlgR.” and in a few hours the clogaed-np. constinated waste ?our b.le ami undigested food will genlly move out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child agnin. Sic k children needn’t h** coaxed o take thir. harmless ’ fruit laxative " Millions of mot hors keep ii handy because they know its action on the stomach, liver and bowels is prompt ‘arid sure. They alno know a lit fie given today saves a Rick child t<j. morrow. Ask your - druggist foj>aNjh-cent bottle of ’’California'Syrup of Figs," which contains directions for babies, children of All ages and for grown ups plainly on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. -Get the genuine, made by "California Fig Syrup. Company." Don’t be fooled. Dr. CcR. Coulton OPTOMETRIST AND OPTiaAN, . ' , ' * i X Will be at S. Finns* JLewelry Store, W ALTERBORO, S, C. During the week of thel^air, November 3rd to^Bth. Dr. Coulton will be at the ewelry Store Monday and Saturday and at the S. Finn Booth in the exhibition building Confer*crate Veterans to Meet. AH members of Camp Heyward. J. C. V.. are requested to meet in Wal- terboro on Friday, October 31, for the election of a Company Comman der. It la very.. Important that a large attendance of veterans be had, arid’ all are earnestly urged to be present. G. W. O Rivers. Adjutant. 0 on Fair Grounds Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Dr. Coulton has examined the eyes of hundreds of people of this cestion.of the state during the past three years that he has been coming here^ and the benefit received by those wearing his glasses ha§ been phenomena you'rk iiiLjors And COSTIVE.—CASC'ARKTH Sick HcadnchS, IIhiI ltrc:it.lit, s«.nr Stomuch, Vlctin Liver nml HoVcIr CloKcctl—CIchii up Tonlulit. ;x Get a ln-<cn4 box now j Furred Tingue, Rad Titste/fcdi- j-g'tM.ion, Snjlovv Skin alio Mtsorunn ^ M’ adai lies come froip m^Arp i (l 1P>.i f u v.d liovvcls, Nkm *» ca ’•«<> voitr 55 t. j i< !i fo lici KidjXn’ie,! w ith i • ;i- f|; Vi.- ; •(»«!. x/tn*- ■X rr-« E1 D l: 3) V. X i lx i.k*'.-jrtjXiagc ir 1 ■ ’!- ’ r- : ep t.,'' i ; ; •I■Sy ■■ •» nv^nta.l i> a • . <■/* iHe and a W*i i i. !*', !■; , X- X You Eat Once a Month cr VX Al X *w- \ Next Door to Express Office - X WALTERBORO, : : : SOUTH CAROLINA ^ ■ ■ ‘ •---X’ _ • X • • x X * # s'.S' # " i ( = - -y~—-== n liglit w.ill./ • • • ivf t* •tiov.'ol . il.ru^fC * _ < UX'i. ii/. a fid Mraight. u vojXo’ir ' x"p-d •••.•- /■ Tlo v vv(.> k yocXl« - X VHj. «::t l»»• • 1 '’AS )yi'i;* eru. u .-r » H-. p you J.udnijj/' jpf. 1 foe n.ou-hiy Millions HXinh nomeniaH'/n CilS' arof nov. Uhd fllfil to' keep vifru etoumelt. liVt r and Iwevcrds yegu-Iati d,, un«i m ycr kfiovv a iriisyralde j vriomi'jxf'. RonX forget the children-- theix - lit- t>* insidos need a good. gantleXleanr- f ing. tom' ' X Ce^aiiV kinds .^ tooCi— xxno kind of 1 add you eat tl rce tiino> v y day every day—and that iV Liread. Then y * why not—since it is your real daily food— get the best. The best is / X ly is not yef ‘too UXe to sow rape for winter pasturjx Like oat\. row as much land ty* you think you will peed to H'.ipbJjf’' your stolk, and then s«)w some litore. Manure or fertilize well, as rape is not a poor land crop. ~T. S. ParJier In The Progressive Ftetrtner. Q U A K ER , / / x - i. The Price THICK. GLOSSY HAIR FREE FROM DANDRUFF XI Girle! HcMiitifv Your Hair! Make it Hoft, Fluffy and l.uvui '.ant— Try tH« Moist Cloth. X x X II 1 1 • I a L> x X x -X 14 X f /si \ -x X X X While in x x N- Don’t "x > f V 1 Prices Try as you will, af'er an applicv tion of .jaaderi.ie. you «arnot find n s'rglc :r4,e of dantOfft’ or failing hair and your kcalp will not itch, but what will please you most, will be after a few weeks' use. when you see, new hair, fine and downy at first— yes—but really new hair—growing all over the scalp. A little Dand^rine immediately doubles the beauty of your hair. Mu' diffvence how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, just rootsttn fi (doth with Danderine and carefully, dra* It through your hair, taking qim small strand at a time. The effect is im mediate artd jimaiihg'—-you^ hair will be light, fluffy apra wavy, and have an appearance / of abundance; an Incomparable lustre, softness and luxuriance, tht beauty and rihimmer of true hair Get a 25 cent hottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug sitore or toilet coiRiter. and prove tl|at your •»ir is As pretty and soft als any—• that iChas been neglected or Injured Why? Bcause it is made from only the BEST materials—it is mixed by a n^wprocess, baked in modern ovens, has, the greatest food yalue—iSmutritibus as meat and more healthful arid has a flavor that will make your appetite “come back” for more. You’d never jtire of QUAKER Try it once— you’ll buy it always. Unusually good—ex ceedingly good—surprisingly good. Special, I attention to country orders. Try our Shipping system. UP-to-Date like our Bakery. When in Charleston come and see how Quaker Bread is made. All grocers sell QUAKER BRAND .Manufactured only by CONDON BAKING COMPANY 217—219 ST. PHIUP STREET. ... • Charleston, S. G. ■krelcss treatment—that'p an. Items From Oak Grove. Editor The Press and Standard As I haven't seen anything C>orn this section In quite a while, will drop in a few dots. _ R. C. Strickland of Snionks bar been spending nometime with his sister. Mrs. It Griffin. (’harl/» Mixson of Hendersonville attended preaching at- Doctor’s Creek last Sunday. V Lee Martin left Tuesday afternoon for Tifttm. Ga., where he will attend Wrtie for our 24-page free booklet of HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS It will remove all annoyance and vexation at one thevhigh tfchOqds Miss Florta Fender .. time of choosing x x HOLIDAY GIFTS spent Saturday night wit.li Miss Lillian Fender. Two Violets, .X For your friends and dfkr ones. Whet line -o j ‘THE POOR N Will G Ru hhtond. a r< sidont ' f luglewooii. Cal.', woi ans»v ,, r any in- quirics aboutTglog's :t«o e; o a i r Tar Compound II* says fur he- "FOlej’s Hom y and Tar Compound ‘ms X*nt- ly henefiti d me fpr broncMA.1 trouble ’ ar.il (ivus-lt. after 1 UsC’l rente , . s tL^'v t'ai’eti. It is more like a ’ tofu! th in a tiieduaie " l»{» not a - ‘>.<pt a. strt»sritute. it be in w^n HES ^ Sri,VER WARE / BRh^ABK.X . TIES NOV, O eaii fu^ e\ ervX/. to and ever.v VV ;r.xPr” att. In put' Sheriff M (JeOl Retl’W iR, j id bit: JiCt.S lit W:. ! ‘ i M boi o Friday ‘ • 5 FRIEND.” 'X I X - . w iX Mrs .1. L 1>Duer • left,.vestorday f4»r Khchartlt. where she wltKMlend the marriage oT Iter niece. Miss’in^z Lemacks. a> Mr. ^McMillan of Ham- btrg. which oc« nred tdoay, • •. H R. Martin of Omega left FrldijX for Sava tv n arh to see his wife* who I* in the hospital in‘That city. Her many friends will -be glad fo learn that site i» improving. ^ 4 . X. ' X • . ;'X' xLx