The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 03, 1913, Image 3
DECEMBER 3,1913
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“Just a few lines to announce to the trade that our Fertilizer Plant has been
completed, the capacity of which is 100 tons per day. We will be prepared to supply
all grades of plant food at competitive prices and will appreciate an opportunity to
figure with prospective buyers when the season opens. We are Pioneers in the ferti*
lizer manufacturing business in our County, We realize the enormity of the undertak
ing, and feel equal to the occasion. ^ AIPwe ask is liberal patronage on equal basis.
We trust that the heart of the buying public is in the right place, and that upon tire
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basis of patronizing a local industry, we may be allowed to supply a generous portion
of your wants. Remember us when the season opens.”
COLLETON MERCANTILE & MFC CO
Ritter, S. C.
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THICK, GUMMY HAIR
FRKK FROM DANDRCFF
mT MASTER'S MALE
Stme of South Carolina
• County of Colleton
In the Court of Common Pleas.
* Esther B. Heyward, et a!.
i + Plaintiffs,
V9.
_ J. B. Heyward, et al '
Defendant*.
By virtue Of -Decree of the above
Court herein I will sell at Public
Outcry at the Real Estate Exchange
In the City of Charleaton on the'18th
day of December, 1913. the follow
ing deacrlbed realty:
"The Pinel&nd Tract containing
between four and five hundred acres
In the vicinity of the plantation
known as “Rotterdam" and railed
the “Harrlaon Tract" on which the
Pineland residence of the late James
R. Heyward stood.
* "41*9 >11 those plantations and
tracts of land with the buildings
thereon of which the said Maria n.
Heyward died seized including the
plantations situate on "Cuckolds
Creek,” a branch of the Combahee
River and call n d "Hamburg. Copen
hagen and Antwerp." as are descrih
ed in a plat of John Goddard, which
last named plantations were de
vised by Nathaniel Heyward, th ir
grandfather, to the said .Tames IT
Heyward and Maria H. Heyward !>v
Will dated the fourteenth day of
May. A. D. 1864. and of w h1< h plan
tations the said Janies FV Hevward
and Maria H. Heyward his wife Imv
Ine l>e*-n during their joint liv -
seized as tenants of the entirefv fh»-
said Maria 11. He.', ward became en
titled absolutely upon ti e (bath of
the said James 15 H**v\»".rd befor•-
her death: and the said planations or
tract- of land hei. l.j morteag'Ml hav
ing been conveyed by Cri"i' ’ \\
Heyward surviving e\ •< utor of Tam -s
15. Heyward and Francis \V Hevward
and Robert 15. Hevward «iua!if:ed *• f-
'ocutors. of, Maria H Meywm»i to K<*-
b“rt IVHeyward. Cjtarles Heyward
and John S Heyward by deed dated
February 8th 1891;. and recorded in
the office of Register and Mesn** fon-
veyanres of Colleton County in Book
No. 115 at pages 119. llM* and 121."
Also described as:
, "That tract known as the "Harl-
son Tratt," being two lot* containing
as a whoi° Four Hundred and Sixty-
one and one quarter (461 1-4)
Acres bounded North by lands claim
ed as Mrs. Cannon and Issac Jones,
East by lands of D. C. Heyward.
North by lands of Mrs. E. H. Jervev
and West by lands of White and
others.
"Also those three tracts known as
the ‘ Haipburg, Copenhagen and
Antwerp” tracts containing In the
Hlggregate eighteen hundred and
thirty <1830> acres more or less,
bounded 'North by t$e "Calf Pen”
tract. North-east and/East by Cuck
olds Creek, and W^st'by lands of D.
C. Heyward and Savannah planta-
tlpn.” ?■
The above realty is to be sold sub
ject to the timber deed of Harrison
Cannon to said premises and the
purchaser to take title aubj^t to the
/i|hH and Interest of the said Har
rison CanflOu in tbe said timber deed,
th« satn# havinf b«en executed and
delivered by Jotm b/ Heyward,
Charles Heyward and J. 8. ffdTFard
on the 17th day of fe^rch, 1905, and
andrecorded in the K M, C. office
for Colleton County on the 23rd day
of March. 1905, in Book 27 at page
13. ■
The above property to be sosld upon
the following t o rms, wit: one-third
cash, balance in one ana two years
with interest at 8 per cent per annum
and purchaser to have th- right to
pay all cash and purchaser to pay for
all papers.
R. M. Jefferies
Master for Colleton County.
Walterboro. S. C.
Novemb-r 25, 1913.
MOTHER! IS CHILD'S
STOMA 1'H SOFR. SICK?
If Tun cue i» Coated or if Cros*».
Feveri-h. Constipated Give "Cali
fornia Syrup of Fig*."
IV;n't (old •.•u- f-e'fnl peevish
child. S e if t.i!iei'»* is (tiated; tins
is a -lire sish its Fttle stomach, liver
t..r ! .i • c! 'ZgeJ with vour
••a-te
V.'ii-n : :ics;- | iU', f'*'vcri.-i: full
ii f cold, breath bad throat sore*.
d'M - n't eat. c <<r act nn'faily.
has .-tomache (ndie s-tinn diarrhoea,
give a teaspoonful of "California
Svrup »/f i'igs " rud n a few ! >.ir-
all the foul wasHe. the,sour hi!" and
f« rn:enting food p:n-s out o f • th"
bowels and you have a well and play
ful child again. Children love this
harmless "fruit laxative." and moth
ers ran rest easy aft.-c giving *. h -
cause it never fails to make th> ir lit
tle "insides” cj^an and swee*
Ke«-p ir handy. Mother' A i:ff>
given today saves a si< k child tomor
row. but g* t the genu ne. Ask your
druggist for a So-cer.t bottle, of
California Syrup of Figs.” which
has directions for babies, children c:
of all ages and fo- grown-ups plainly
on the bottle. Remember there are
"ounterfeits sold here, so surely lo^k
and see that yours is made by the
"California Fig Syrup Company."
Hand back with contempt any otQer
fig syrup.
Girls! Try It! Hair Gets Soft, Fluffy
and Luxuriant at Once—No
More Failing Hair. ^
If vou are ,for heavy hair, that
glistens with beauty and is radiant
with life; has an incomparable soft
ness and is fluffy ahd lustrous, try
Danderlne.
Just one application doubl "s the
beauty of your hair, besides it im
mediately dissolves every parCcb* of
dandruff: you cahnot have nice,
^eavy. Jieapthy hair«if f^>u hav"
dandruc. Tffis ddstructiive ;>curf
robs the hair’ of Its lustre, its
strenght and ita very life, and if not
overcome It produces a feverishness
and itching of the scalp: the hair
roots famish, loosen and die: then
the hair falls out fast.
If your hair has been negl«cted and
is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or too
oily, get a 25 cent botle of Knowl-
ttm** Danderlne at any drug store or
toilet counter; apply a title as direct-
"d Iff* ten. minutes after you will
say this was the best investment you
ever made.
We sincerely Mievip. regardl"**
of everything tin* Mmtlsed. that
If you desire soft, lustfObs, beautiful
hair and lots of it—no dafidfuff -tin
itching scalp and no more fallin> hair
—you must use Knowlton’s Dander
ine. If eventually—why not now ?
THE MAN WHO NEGLECTS HIM
SELF.
Wh^n his condition points to kid
ney trouble takes an unwise ns,
Backache, pain and soreness over fli"
kidneys/'nervous or dizzy s(**!ls. p >"
sleep, are all symptoms that w il
disappear with the regular use of
Foley Kidney Pills Th \ put t
kidneys and bladder in a i ’
strong and healthy condition I
sab b\ al] dealers.
I II IR v\G or 151 > ! RS CdN IIM I
M|*c» ial Halt Price I5iing^ V|aii> P'lt-
l<> .lolin T|. S\! Mil.
T'h*- peotd* a, WalterbiT'i
■ ; n * ih great
ag>- .Iidiii 'I Kh-h obtain'
Via III. i'l gatti: g flic Hr- H
to allow the peculnr fn rent / y>
I I* Howard'?! -spec'f’i . for •!. >
I of (onstipati r. and dvstcti
sobf half price. i~ imiv-.
have bought hur rwMij. of PotM
Fnlike a>rdinar> m*dicin«
< onstipation <!• d ilyspejis a. tl :
Of^ D- Howard’s .sp,ai«( ■ . ]
after i few, *Ia>!# u^e. and tic i T"
is -oc-. e.i.mj.l-'e ddd-lasting
'> 1 yon have a.'•••• a'ts ; ;
va .'av" or the :re„ inc:.'
< er.?;-.. b«- sure t». ' a T a’ John
Ki -i;, todayfor he has ofllv a s id
amount < f the spe.- : hand
MethodiNt Conference Proceedings
Rock Hill, Nov. 28.—The Metho
dist conference met in regular ses
sion, this morning at St. John’s
Miurcli at 9:30 o’clock. Bishop Den
ny presiding The minutes of the
meeting were read And approved.
39JP9 routine matters were taken up
and disposed Of rapidly. K. E.'Tur-
nlpseed arose to proaent the report
of the investigating committee turned
a true bill declaring a trial necessary.
A bill of charges was in band, but
waa not made public. A copy was
furnished Rev. S. Nettles, the de-
f«ttd*nt. Rev. D 4 fa McLeod, ot-
Sumter, was appointed to prosecute
the case. It is understood'tfiat Rev
J, W. Kilgore. D. D , has been re
tained aa counsel by Rev Mr. Nettles
Stephen Nettles, son of Rev. S. A
Netles, had words with a man by th"
name Of Howard ih the lobby of th*’
Carolina Hotel (his morning. Blows
followed. The men were tfparated
befqre any serious damage W*e 4dn».
Last night was the aniv^fftry
night in the Methodist conference.
The Rev John W. Speak, of Ander
son, presided. He is president of
the board of missions. It will he
rsmembered that the conference took
over the textile •industrial institute
at Spartanburg, - of which’inautut-
Rev. D. E. Caniak Is the found-r
and president. Mr. Caniak was not
present last night, so C. P. Ham
mond, a prominent business man of
Spartanburg, and president of the
bdaM of trustees of ‘the t‘xtile
schofn, and expressed his gratifica
tion that ft had been accepted n>
the conference The b-ading speaker
of tlm. evening was E HT Ra w yings.
of Nashville. Term He save a \er\
strong and abb tdltcss of th
'’Coming Layman." There was «
large crowd present
cot GHs TH VI PKI \ I VI J wLELP
These coughs are weapCu*: and if
they "hang <n ’’ <a;i nn' one dow i
physically and lowcy tli' \i*al r* ris -
.Trice to <iis< : It* Ml,"-. C« Kif-<o ,
1'* Pine St Cl..-. Hay. w.v
listed as "xempt. in large measure,
from additional disabilities. But
new dogs -soak ’em with taxes,
penalties and licenses. Soak ’em
hard gnough so that all dog., add d
to the population will bate reason
.for exlsfenre.
"In five years mo-t of the dogs now-
living will have lost their teeth and
their ambition In ten years th**
present generation will have van
ished. And th" mutton problem will
be an easier one."
THE THIN AND WEAK
F-ii-y Way f«r Them lo Gel Mroag
. 0 „ ami Fat.
To thin and w^g!; John M Kle!n
lias a word to say. Let them use
Satnose, the wonderful flesh-forming
food, that is now so popular, and they
will suva plump and roar.
Sv.ifflose is nof an ordinary medj-
cln*-: It Is a fiesh-forming food that
is adapted to the most delicate. Its
(uhfc effect gives strength and health
so thif after its use for a shnrt time
all tbe fl n Mh and fat producing ele
ments in th« food will be easily as
similated and roidtaod by the body.
The large sale Druggist John M
Klein hai^ad on Samoa* since he
first introduced it in Walterboro and
the wonderful results following ita
use have made him such an enthusi
astic believer in its gr-at merits, that,
he gives his personal guarantee to
refund the money if Samo>e do*v» not
mak" thin people fat and re-tore
strength and health
When a. gain in weight i- no'bed
after Bat nose ha- been us**d for a
week (>i t«*n days, and tc alth has in.
proved, and j.mi notice yourself grow
ing stronger you certainly should
I ."il more than satisfied wh* what
voil have r*("ived from «}.• -maU
<.>si of
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"Pape’s |)i.i|H*|rsin‘‘ l!n.'s s-
Htomach and Intestines are cl n an and
fresh, and you will not need to re
sort to laxatives or liver pills for
biliousness qr constipation.
This city will have many "Pape’s
Diapcps’in” cranks, as some people/
will call them, but you will be en
thusiastic about this splendid
stomach preparation, too. if you ever
take it for indigestion, gaces, heart
burn, suurneas, dyspepsia, or any
stomach misery
G't some now. this minute, and
rid yourself of stomach trouble and
indigestion In five minutfl.
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iogd •« every meal every Jir. KM
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grown. N’Le. cleen. whole grim.. Send che* k
or Blimey order. tMIU «*»f «M 3r«M ’.i.
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tiofi to the tr. mende iim.ig*- done
to sht»ep by Her*' is hi*v Idea
as to how to s >i\»* th" oov problem:
"Let the pre- r.f ’ g»*r * • at .mi ot
*!ogs Ijv*,,unde; t‘. pre;- nt‘laws or
without any very Dracoi.an i>’atut"s
to' plagqe them Every tuan’** dog
is a good doe to ’ tn or hie 'aiu.lv.
and to Harr!ft* e h m. **ven to i!:e
precious sh^ep iviustrv, - .r.pra< tic-
able*. It touch/- r!!'-. scIlJinl*•llt^ and
fbelings.-dVnd such a law rarw»ot be
enforce^, and probably ought not to
be. But it is no hardship fo bu ten
dered in acquiring new dog*,
"Therefore let us hav<* la>> ev‘*rv-
where under which al] dogs -ball be j
. -4L ■ *•' •
l( l It fl'l ’ n . naits'.i ban taste
in mouth and stomach hrada t.»* y-m
• an get.blessed reli.-f in five niltiuoc
Ask your pharma' .st to von
the formula plainly printed cu, these
fifty * "tit . as's of Pap* - D'.apsfn.
then vou wilt understand wh. dvs-
peptic troubles of all krtids must go.
and why th»*v relieve sour outof-
brder stomachs or indigestioh in five
niihutws\ "Pape's EMap 0 p*tn" 's
harmless yasrea like rand' ’•*
• a< h dose will digest and pr* • \ . *
a-s:m Itfton into the blood »' t.
food yv.i eat; be*id"s. it n:. .r"- t
go to rhe table with a hea1’’..>
j. tite. 1 ut what Wot pleii-*- ' *1
* NOT BEYOND HELP AT 87
/’•••P'diaturbing bladder weakness,
stiffness in Joints. wt«ak, luacti’e
lUdnevA.actlQp and rheumatic pains,
are all evidence of kidney trouble.
Mrs. Mary A. Dean 47 E. Walnu; Kt.,
Taunton. Mass., writes: "I have pass
ed my 87th birthday^ and thought I
was beyond the reach of medicine,
but Foley Kidney Pills have proved
most beneficial in m> case.” For
s .i« by all dealers. •’ ~
—
.NOTICE. , "
I will sell at public outcry for
cash on Dec. 20th, 1913, beginning at
10 o'clock a. m., all my personal pro
perly at Cottagevllle, 8. C. consisting
of one mule and other stock and all
my crop on place, with farming uten
sfls. also one mower and rake, cane
mill, two kettles, two wagons, two
buggies, household and kitchen fur
niture < \
II H DuRant, 134 Hoke St.. Roclry
Mount. N C. 11-5-71.
GEORGETOWN. TEAS .1 A Kii.i
t*ro. "For >**veral years |»ust
Foley's Honey and Tut Compound
ha-* b . n my household regiedy for
all coighs. colds ajrd lung tfiouhles.
It r...- give)) petynnnent relief in- a
nuintM t o! <* ot olistinute coughs
.u.*t '..l.;>-” «’ont;tin- no opiates.
H'-tus* tbsrifut -f.
TBS BAILEY-LEBBT CO
libber
Roofing--
CHARLESTON, S. C.
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Malaria or Chills &*Fevor
Prescription No. 66t it prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS 4 FEVER,
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then at a tonic the Fever will no4
return. It a.-tt on the liver, better thaa
Calomel sod Joe* not gripe or sickea. 2S«
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Piles Cared in 6 to 14 Days
Vvs* «* »'!! refuni roonff if PAZO
* •! X ! Vy VI 1*ii» 10 eijrr »ny caw of Itching,
tlrr.firs .* Vrotr-Mpng Piles in S to 14 <iar*.
most, is that you will foe! tb > •< ' r I l»r 4.<»t Atl; .M. eieMI *■("•« t VW Sad KctU tOb
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