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S' tER 31,1913. THE PRESS AMD STANDARD. WALTERBORO, S. C. PAGE FTVE START YOUR New Year RIGHT ' With a New Suit at Our Re duced Prices. t 15 PER CENT OFF For CASH on all Men and ’« Suits and Underwear. ' s' 1 BATTLE AXE SHOES are the best by test TRY A PAIR **- l H. V. BLACK, JR. / •1 30 ■ FER TILIZERS Year after year, in favorable seasons and unfavorable seasons, for over 40 years, on good lands and on poor lands, on red land and on gray land, on clay land and on sandy land, on high land and low land, on - X X our Fertilzers have been used and put to every conceiva ble test, each year’s use confirming their superiority and value as " / CROP PRODUCERS t 1 » X X •' We have many unsolicited testimonials from some of the most successful farmers in the state. OUR MOTTO: “The Best MaterUln •■<1 Full ABalyiiiii" Ask your merchant for our Fertilizers and insist on having them, or write us direct. The Macmurphy Company, Successors to The Wilcox & Gibbs Goano Company CHARLESTON, S. C. / «*" WALTERBORO’S RESTAURANT WE ARE RUNNING a first class restaurant in connection with our soda water on the ground Floor of the New Fraternal Hall. We have secured a coppetent cook and will be prepared to serve excellent meals at all times during the day. A special invitation is extended to our Farmer friends to take dinner with us when in town. F. C. AND H. G. CROSBY . o Xew* From sioluar Stokes. Dec. 30, 1013—Special: Rev. J. O. Burnett Oiled his regular appointment at Tabor last Sunday. Mr. a n d Mrs. H. C. Robertson have returned to their home In Port Tampa City. 'Fla. They were ac companied back by Mr. and Mrs. T. \V. Heath. Mr. and Mrs. Prioleau Carter and MIm Annie Cart«r visited relatives at Smoaks last Sunday. Misses Dounie and Lilian Robert son spent last Saturday very pleasant ly with Mrs. Prioleau Carter^ Miss Hattie Carter and daughter Annie were the honored puests of Misses Alma and Marie Carter of Tabor Sunday. We are very sorry to report the illness of W. L. Johns, but hope‘to .see him out again soon. Mr.' am! Mrs. E. B. Bennett and Mrs. flattie Carter and sons. Floyd and Hayward, and Miss Annie Car ter visited relatives and friends at Lodg" last Sunday. — Mr. and Mrs W. F. Robertson apd Mr. and Mrs. Prioleau Carter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Johns. p Kobhic Crosby of Walterboro was th° welcomed puest of W. F. Robert son during the holidays. Ivery Bennett of Lodge spent last Monday with his brother, E. B. Ben nett. Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Bennett of Lodge spent a few davs last w°ek with their sister - Mrs. Eddie Morris. Miss M&yme " Bennett rf Lodges spent a few days at Stokes,, last week. » Professional Notices. R. M. JEFFERIES, % Attomey-at-Law, OFFICE IX THE PRESS AND STANDARD BUILDING. Walterboro, S. C. Will Practice in AU Courts. - OFFICE OF— DR. A. J. ANDERSON. dental surgeon. OFFIC E HOI KS: 0 A. M. to 2 P. M.; 3 P. >1. to « P. M. PHONE lOOX V\ ALTERIU>RO, 8. C. DR. II. W. BLACJK. 8R. Dental Surgeon W ALTERBORO, 8. C. Associated with Dr. D. J. Me: hany in of fie* nett to Walterbo.o Drug Company. Usual Office Hours PHONE «7X. Death of Mrs. I. !>. Crosby. ( % The Death Angel visited the home DR. of I. D. Crosby and called, from mm his loving companion bn Oct. a. 1913 She leaves to mourn her loss a hus band and five little children, a iaiher. a step-mother, three sisters, four brothers and a’larfce host of relatives and friends who will miss her/ so. She was a loving wife and mother and all who knew her loved her. She was kind-hearted and true and faithful to her church. She was h member of Bethlehem Baptist churctj Sleep on. darling aunt, sigep on and take thy rest; I hope to meet you in heaven’s fair land where comes no night. And no farewell tear is sh°d. Sleep on, darling aunt, sleep on and take thy rest. We loved you. but Hod who gave you lovd you., best. One Who' Loved Her. — Dec. 20, 1013. ISO. H. HUCKJ9, DENTlim EHRHAKDY, B. a At Ehrhardt from 1st to 20th of •ach month, and at Colleton the balance of the month. (1 E. DuRANT. Civil Kngijaree aad Land IkJTTAttKVUjLE, 8. a Prompt Attention given all basinem Plats Made. ALL WORK GUARAN TEE |J. - IS NOT A “Cl’RR-ALL” for horses, cattle, etc., etc. BUT JT IS A VALUABLE TREATMENT FOB HOGS AND POULTRY./ It dors what we claim it does; gets to tluv seat of hog cholera trouble by KILLING the perm and theie is an improvement front the first treat meat. X^ ANTIKOL i£ not a serum; it is taken into the system through the food and drinking water, in accord am e w»fli directions in eac h pac kage. Solu and guaranteed by uptrine Company, SAVANNAH. (TV Price rlf.OO bv mail, -postpaid. ~ r. *;: - ?«; To Cure « Cold In One Day Take LAX ATI VE BROMO Owinine. ItMop.the Courh and Headache and works off the Cold. I>rtag|i»U refund money if it fail* to cure. K- W. GROVK S signature on each box. 25c. R-'v. (’has. D. Hollard siient the holdays out of town. CITATION I cjir |.etter» Di-«nii'»M»ry. * BY G VT.RFKT BEACH. Escjuire. I’t/fatc* Judge. AHIKUKAS. Miley E. Eliott Guar- X uialt niadc suit to me to grant her Letter;-- of Dismittsory of the Estate and . t . ts of Lvdie E. Brown. THESE ARK. THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and singular the- kindred and c reditors of the said Lydie K Brown, that they be and ap peal before me. in the tH'ourt of Ptohate, tit Ik* held at Walterboro. S. C. on the 3rd daw of January next, a!’*-!' publication hereof, at 11 o’, loc k in the foreiunni. to show c a ;!;.«*, if any they have, w hy the said Letters Disntlapory should not be granted. G-l\ EN under my hand fit's 5th day of Deeei iher Anno Domini, 1!*13 Fnrblislic-d on the loth, 17th, 24th. and 31 days of Deeembcr It* 13 in The Press and Standard. G. ALBERT BEACH. Probate Judge. Colleton Co. NOT BEYOND HELP AT Sleep-disturbing bladder weaken ss. stiffness in joints, weak, - iincti *» kidney action and rheumatic pains, are all evidence of kidney trouble*. Mrs. Mary A. Dean. 47 E. Walnut M.. Taunton. Mass., writes; “I have oass ed my 87th birthday, and thought I waa beyond the reach of medicine, but Fol«y Kidney Pills have proved., most beneficial in my case.” For s.-it by all dealers. $100 Reward, $100 Tbe rend.-i• «f ible will l** pleawd te learn tbat ib< r»- I* at l■'*.«c mi*' dread* d dl»*-a-e that a<-leu< « baa l>*-< n able t<* > ur** lu all Ua atagea. ..id that I* C'alarrb. Hall a c atarrh c ure la lb** nuly, Iioaitlfe Mire a.,w knnnn to th.- m. <1 Iral fraternltv. t'alatrh IH-Ing n n nalltuti. na' iitaea**-. re*]vlri:a a < n.:»i Iruttmial tr*-atlD<ut. Hall a Cat^nu C’n-e ), tabeti ln|< r.tall.r. artlng ■ Ireetl, «i. i Ch“ Idmil end n - aurfarea of I .tlic rrstren, tuoftby il-atroyliig tiio fouudalbn of tho *lla* a«e, arol rlel’.S I'l** ( aflent **renfrb by building at* *Ue )'an«tl nti.« and xutlatlng na ture In <M"? It* work Th.- i-riij.rtetora hare a> rra.-b T.-'lih t-< It* raratty** f"Wreta that tb* r ••ff- ctio IfliiKl-*-I l'"'l:-- f **v* <■.•*• chat It fal « to run-. S'••<! f.-r V-; of t»'*tt*i 1 Ad'i oa* :*. j. t’ni:xi:v & v*;). t : <\ I I . " I . t •. . Ta..' i:..;v ; CYPRESS SASH DOORS BUNDS MOULDINGS AND i* :i* MILLWORK NOTICE Notice is hereby gi\eti that th** Pension Bpard will nice; nt t'n** rour f House the third Monday in January. I!tl4 All pensioners and all parties interested in this matt'T ;tr»* rec|u**>t. c;d to be present or write- a personal letter giving their correc t !'>.-t Office address, thus enabling ti Board to send in a correct roil D. B. Hudson ' - Clerk of Court ■ CITATION. For letters of Admini trailoii STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. G, Albert Beac h Ese^lr*-. Proba’e i Judge. • WHEREAS O. c. Crosby # made ruit to me to grant him Letters of Administration .of the Estate and effects of a W.' J. Crosby, deceased THESE ARE. THEREFORE. »*> cite and admon*sii all and singuiar the kindred and Crditors of the said W. J. Crosby, deceased, that they bl and Appear before me. in the Court i of Probate, to be h* id at Walterboro, S. (\ on 8th day Jan. 1U14 tievt after publication here of. at 11 o’clock in the* forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administrs'ion should not g** granted. \ GIVEN und^r my hand, this 31st dav of December Ano Domini. L PuHlshed on the 31st day of Dec ISIS, and 7th day of Jau. 1914 i in The Press and Staudarcc G. ALBERT BEACH Probate Judge. Colleton County. When you are in Charleston, lAJOK I P UNCLE DAVE. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, AND SILVER IN THE CITY, A LARGE At MBKK OF UNRE DEEMED SHOT GUNS ANO OYER UOATN AT BARGAIN PRICES. YOU WILL EASILY MAKE YOUR EXPENSES WHEN PURCHASING FROM ME. I. D. RUBIN 130 Market HI. Pboae 1031 Charleston. 8. C. Wholesale and Detail " The Largest and up-o-date Bakery in Sent i Cerolria. Top-N-och Bread Good. Prompt Attention t*' Parcel and IS Mail O.’.'t* ra. Chari^-ton. S. ( . -40 .W For Waakaaaa aad LoasoT Appetite Materia sad ksIMeaptWonaNB. Atvwrteate AeartAeetttaer. Pat agaNa aad gglMna. SOc. / ‘ f / / The passing year with us has been very successful, and we are grateful to our many friends who have made it so. We wish to thank you for your Patronage. We take this opportun ity of wishing you a very happy and prosperous New Year. THE H. W. COHEN STORE “The Store That Makes Good.” •v X THE x + X Charleston Surprise \ J. FRANK, Manager. wishes tp thank the general public for the warm support which has been given and shown to th«? Charleston Stir- ' prise Clothing House, especially J. Frank himself, dur- 1 / • ing the past year, and wishes to all a happy and prosper* ’ * Xr ... ' «••" *■ * f)U.s new year. During the coming year we will In able to supply our patrons with the best and highest grade of goods at positivel.N^Plrprisingly low prices. From your friend who will try to do his best. * i A x J, FRANK, Manager of the CHARLESTON At Dr. Padgett’s Old Stand. ' .- And please specially notice that there is only out; J. Frank in town and he is,manager of the ney stor<. f \ t ■v . t ■ iL*. * -x; . I* t