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. * 0 7 r- - \ PA6ESHX THE PKESS AND STANDARb.wXLTERBOBO, S. C. janiTaey 14,: VHEIEVE8 111 IEEB A tEIBUIL HR - TiKE CROVE’l The 014 Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is Equally Valuable as a General Took because it Acts on the Liver, Drives Out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up * the Whole System* For Grown People and Children* On next Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock tkoro will bo preaching at Sandy Da*a Cbarci Dr Welling will go orer from Walter boro to preach at the hour named aad all the members of this church and friends around are urfced to be present, bet us all go to woship and bear Dr. Wolling. LEGAL ADVERTISING Yoa know what you art taking when you take Grose e Tasteless chfll Tonic ss the formula is printed on erery label showing that it contains the well k nown tonic properties o( QUININE aql IRON. It is as strong as thh strongest bitter tonic sad is in Tasteless Form. It has no equal tor Malaria, Chills and Few, Weakness, general debility end loss of appetite. Ghres life and rigor to Nmsing Mothers and Pale, Sickly Children. Kemores Biliousness without purging,, Relieves uenroos depression end low spirits. Arouses tbs liver to acti<» and purifies the blood. A True Tonic and Sore Appetiser. A Complete Strengtheuer No family should ha without it. Guarantssd by your Druggist. Weu lit. SOc. Oironir Const Ipatloa Cured. “Fire years ago I bad the worst rase of chronic constipation I ever knew of. and Chsmb-rlain's Tablets cured me,” writes S. If. Fish. Brook lyn. mich. Fur sale by all dealers. To Provuut Blood Poisoning at oucv'tte wwfcrlsl ted rriiabtr DU. rouTsu** AifTtoSrric HSAUiscotu a wu* ricat dresttac that irtweM paia aad beala at Kota lialmtaC ZSc. 9Sc b.g, irregulnr men is and foods that do not hnnuonlso. tend to tho digestive organs and result In diffsrant forma of stomach trouble. If you ere one of the unfortunates who have drifted Into this condition, sat simple foods only," slowly, regu larly and Uke Vino!, oar delicious cod liver and-Iron tonic. Mm. H. J. Smith. ThomasvUle, Os* says: *1 suffered from a stomach trouble, was tired, worn out and ner vous. A friend advised me to take VlnoL My stomach trouble soon dis appeared and now I eat heartily and SACftACHC m oat vs amo aLAoota Hie Price Baker Offers For This bava a perfect digestion and I wish,.--- mrr tired. woU womu «mU tow from TUMl for I norer ,poot «bt mooor , ,„ p abllc In my life that did me so much good." cry , n front o(rthe Court House in The recovery of Mrs. Smith was wslterboro, 8. C. on Salesday in Feb- dne to the combined action of the I ruary next, the same being the 2nd medlelnsl elements of the cods* livers 1 day, the realty described below, or —aided by the Mood making aad I so much of the same ss may be ne- X Week For Cash 150 Sacks OfTbe Best Grade Rke, Per Sack $3.25 1 Have a Full, Well Selected Stock Edward MASTER’S SALK. STAtE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Colleton Court of Common Pleas Reliance Fertiliser Co- Plaintiff. —V— \V. W. Carter and W. O. Thompson Defendants. By virtue of decree of above court herein dated the 5th day of Decem ber. a! D. 1014. whereby Judgments were issued against W W Carter in the sum of Two Thousand Five strength creating properties of toaie I cessary to pay said Judgements and Iron, which are contained in VlnoL Ws will return the purchase •very time Vlnot falls to P. & Our Base Bales lag aad bagtas hauling at < JOHN M. KLEIN. Wslterboro, 8. C. costs the sale to be by tracts In the order described below, only so many tracts as necessary to pay Judgments being sold. The following Is the description of the mortgaged premises ordered to be sold: Tract No. 3. All that certain piece parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being la the County of Colleton CITATION For Letters Dismissory. STATE OF SOUTH CAROL County of Colleton. By G. Albert Boach. K , . Probate .Judge* WHEREAS, Preston P. Ci and J. D. Gennady, made suit to grant them Letters Drum is. the Sstate and elfecta of Ja Cannady. THESE ARE. THEREFOl cite and admonish all and a: the kindred and creditors of said Jacob L. Cannady, de that they be ^nd appear befoi in the CourV of Probate, to I at Wslterboro. S. C. on th day of January Inst. after cation hereof, at 11 i’clock forenootf. to show cause, if ai have, why the said Letters sory ’should ntft be granted. GIVEN under my hand tl day of January. Anno Momln • Published on the 7th 14tl and 28th days of January 1 The Press and Standard. G. ALBERT BEA Probats Judge To Every Sunday School In Colleton and State aforesaid, measuring and County. | containing one hundred and eight I have lust received notice tbatlaeree. more or less, and bounded on the State Sunday School AeaoHe-1the North by lands formerly of Daniel tioa convene* a Andereon Feb. 11.1 I»adg»tt; East by lands of H. D. 1914. Colleton County has taken J Croaby: South by land* of M J. tK-» banner at the last three State Croaby; and Weat by lands of C. W. Conventions. Shall she do leas this I Benett and H. D. Crosby If everv school in the county I Tract No”. 2. Thirty five acres, will act promntly we will be the win- more or less, situated In same County ner aratn. In ord^r to do this we atid State, and bounded North, by tun'd have % report from every Sun-1 lands Daniel Padgett; East by lands NOTICE Notice is hereby given t Pension Board will meet at tt House the third Monday in J 1914. All pensioners and all interested fh this matt«r are ed to be present or write a i letter giving tbeir correc Office address, thus enab] Boarft to send in a correct D. B. Hudson. Clerk of Co day School and an offering from every School that has not mode an ofr=»rng since the last Stat n Conven tion at Sumter. Mrs FitBiburn*'. our county secrc- tarv. 1 presumme has already sent to the various Sunday Schools tin J. W. Crosby; South by Hindn M. J. Crosby; West by lands of H. B. j Crosby. Tract No. All that certain piece, parcel or tract offland containing one hundred and thirty seven acres, more or less, and bounded North by lands Notice to Trespasser* All persons and all hereby forbidden to tre^ lands. J. f. liAr.RIS (andton. renort blanks, and I urgently r^iuest of J. M. Dannelly; East by lands of everv superintendent and secretary io fill out th^so reports at on< ^ and v eturn them with an offering to Miss V’ishburnp at Walterboro, not later •fcan the 7th of February. Send as liberal as you can; but if you cannot eive a large offering, do not be afraid to send a small one—even it is no more than 25 cents. Please bear this in mind. In or der to he a Gold Star county every Sunday School must send a report and an offering to be reported at the Sfat" Convention at Anderson Feb ruary 11 1914 Everyone can »«p. C. M. Symley; South by lands of ertate of Dankl Padgett: and West by lands of estate of Morton W. WiK Hams, known as the ‘Thomas Tract.” The said land being the samo-fonvey- ed to P. M. Padgett by &: G. Hen derson. Master, by deed dated Feb. 16. 1904, and recorded In th« R. M. C. Office for CoHeton County In BooJ 21. ct page 565. Tract^No. 4: Containing fifty six and one-half acres, tr-ore/fr less, bounded North by W. W. Ckrter and and estate Paul S. Feldpf” East by H. D. Carter; South b>*X. C. L. R. R. then, the necessity of getting these J (’ ornpan y; West by J./M. Crosby. — * _ w w« "el, I — *«.. - —S reports to Miss Fishburne by the 7th. •o that she can make up the county report before leaving on the 10th for Anderson. I hope that hullo a number of our werkers are pinning to attend the Tract No. 5: ffne lot at Ruffin bounded North"W" Padgett; East by W. W. Carter/and Jchn Crosby; South by John Crosby; West by J. S. Padgett. sAid lot 50 feet de^p by about 2K feet, running to rail fence State Convention Miss \andiver on WeAt. running on line with W. W. wpitee: "We are planning for the »*»rrest ^nd best convention In our history.” I am sure it wil b" a great treat for everyone who goes. This, dear friends. Is the Kind's business we are engaged in. ,/All working for the same end. tp/bring God’s children into the fokr "where there will be one fold aiyr sue shep- liWd ” D Varn J/ounty Pr?aident — ‘THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND.” i lie “Mischief Quartette’ Work. and It* n THE PROFIT SHARING STORE Louis Cohen Company M PROFIT SHARING STORE - THE ARCADE 8TORR 232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street, Charleston, South Carolina Ladies And Misses Coats, Suits and Furs. Special At $10, $15 And $25, Were Prices Up Jo $60.00 Ladies.and misses Specials in Petticoats. Ladies and misses Specials in Bath Robes. Indies, and misses Specials in Muslin Underwear Indies and misses Specials in Evening Dresses. Specials in Ladies and blisses Sweaters. Lacfies, Misses and Children's Dresses. Each yAar the month of January numbe/k Its list of vietims from in- fluenea. la grappe. bronchitis and pneumonia. The prompt use of oley’s Honey and Tar Compound will check the onset of a cold and stop a cough, preventing the devel opment to more aerioua conditions Keep It on haad. For sale by an dealers. Carter’s lot f-mce. he above property to bo sold upon e followng terms, to wit: for one- half cash and the balance in one y*»ar» t^aid balance to be serured bjr bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises, and said balance no se cured to draw interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum; purchaser tc pay for all papers. j Purchaser or purchaj^rs are re-1 tfUired to comply with bid on tho I same day, or resale will be had the 5ame day Or »otn£ t,ubiAepU''nt sales- * day at the risk of the former pur chaser or purchasers. R. M. JEFFERIES. Master for Colleton County ■Walt®rboro, S. C. January 12, 1914. MOULDINGS AND MILLWORK . Specials in Ladies, Misses and Children s Coats. Specials in Ladies Trimmed Hats. Special To Clear At 99c. And $1.98. A Lorn Ho Large- On Dec. 30th, 1912 Mra. M, A Padgett phased Into the Great Beyond W’hen her departure came we sut fered a great loss. God’s ways are not our waya and we cahnot here on earth understand his dealings with hia chosen onea. but it la enough for ua to know that GodCe hand gently touched her ahe slept, and her sleep must be sweet and peaceful. for ahw wan a busy Christian worker. Her beautiful life entered all our homes, carrying sunshine, hope and help fulness. The world is such a different place when mothers die; W° miss thy dear, familiar face the lovellt eye The heart that never showed a traio of enmity; Ocr little helpless baby ways were Mother’s pride. I In all onr childhood’s griefs and p!ayp she was oVir gu’de: Her sympathy in "growing up” days was deep and wide. Though there are others Jn.pur lives Ftill with us here; Brothers or sisters, husbands, wives. or children dear. ’. Yet when in heaver she arrives, on earth it’s drear. There’s nothing ever can efface her memory; She"* noting now >w—Cod's embrace beyond the sky. Th r world Is such a lonesome place when mothers die.. Mrs. A. Driggers. Special Values in Rugs. Carpets, Matting, Table Cloths, Napkins, Table Damask, Towels, Sheets and Pillow Cases. BLANKETS AN!) AT SPECIAI. "WES 5^01—lOl—lOU^— His Stomach Trouble* Over. Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not like to fe^l that your stomach troubles i were over, tha-t. you could ent any j kind of food you desired without tr- ■ Jury? That may seem so unlikely j to you that you do not even hope for j an ending of your trounte. but per-. , mit us to assure you that it is not altogether impossible. If others can be cured permanently, and thou sands have been, why not you?? .John R Barker, of Battle. Creek. Mich , is ono of them He says. l“! war. troubled with heartburn, rn- 1 digestion, and liv‘*r complaint until 1 used Chamberlain’s Tablets..' then my trouble was over.” Sold b* ail dealer*. Notice of Tax Returns. The Aufiitor’A office will be open for taking tax retnrng from January let to February 20th. 1214. Please take special notice that I or my deputy will spend one day at *»4teh of the places-mentioned below for tad purpose of giving each tax payer ample opportunity to make hia or her return ill person, so that each piece of property will appear In Its respective township or school district, thus avoiding the many double en tries which now appear upon the tax books of the county. Failing to make your returns.*^* law compels me as auditor to add 60 per cent, penalty to all personal property. Th* law requires that all properly, both real and personal, be listed for taxes this year 1 . Also notes, mortgagee, money, etc., also incomes of 12600.00 and upwards. There shall be a capitation tax of 60 c«nts on all dogs and the proceeds to bo ex pended for school purposes. Dogs not returned for taxation shall not be held to be property in any court in this state. All male* between the ages of 21 md 60 years, except' Confederate oldiers and thos* person's incapable >f earning a suppoX by being lamed >r from any otlv/r cause, are liable *o Jm li tax. All property must he list;.! on proper blanks and sworn o. Township and nnmbe- of school district must be given I will ask ail land owne-s having tenant* upon place* to bring a list of them n order th t Miev may be properly Wholesale and Rota The Largest and Mu^t n Bakery in Scut i Oar.; Top-N-och Brei Good. Prompt Attention t? Pxt* Mail OMert. ChariOtttce. t». t. STOMACH TROD Hr. Rifiod Writes L Utter oo TUt Subje My appointments are as follows; Ruffin, Thursday. Januarv 16. Williams, Friday. January !6. Rmoaks, Saturday. January 17. Sniders, Tuesday, January 20. Petit*. Wednesday. January 21. Hendersonville, Thursday. January Sidney. Friday. Janua-y 23 :Itoits Store, Saturday, January S. Cottagevtlle. Tueaday, January 27. Maple Cane, Wednesday, January Round. Thursday. Janua'-v ;<». Ja< keonboro. Fridgr. ’ -nary 30. Green Pond. Satu -‘* -» : y 3L All other davc ■ • l.oro E M JOVh Auditor for Colleton County. Walterboro. S C.. Dec. 17th, 191J 12.17-6t. Madison Heights, Va.—Mr. Ragland, of this place, write? been talcing Thedford’s B!ac for indigestion, and other stom les, also colds, and find it to b best medicine 1 have ever usci After taking Black-Draught days, I always feel like a nc Nervousness, nausea, heart’ in pit of stomach, and a fecli ness after eating, are sure sy stomach trouble, and should ix proper treatment, as your str health depend very largely i food and its digestion. To get quick and permai from these ailments, you s a medicine of known curative i Its 75 years of splendid succ treatment of just such trouble the real merit of Thedford Draught Sale, pleasant, penth and without bad after-effects, to benefit both young and old. everywhere. Price 25c. ('hamh«-rlain'« Conga K* Thin remedy h'as no tftrrw rough* and cold* It lake. It contain* no opium narcotic. It always euro*, by all dealers* FOLEY KIDNEY ] *0* rheumatism kidneys anc * >