The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 25, 1914, Image 8
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OERHAPS jn art aot aakiaf |3,000 or $4.00(1 a year. The income
A tax iotsn't afect yea. Cheer np. Yoa may make eaoufh come <lay
to pay Uacle San his saudl tax. Xeaawhile TAX YOUXSELF-
Set aside a certain ■■cant of year earafngs and let os pay yea for keep-
inf it. This kind of taxes is not as tan as death, bat it's a lot more
pleasant
TAX*
isde to
enttoa tor
district
Vo Sf on the qacetioa of totlaf an
additional tax to^y of \ mill, hi said
district and a pctltlda prccentcd fi*B-
cd by one-tbfrd of the •qaallflcd elect
torn and resident free-holder* Of. the
axe of twenty one ta said dlatrlet.
prnylng election he Ordered
' It is ordered ander section 1208',
of tbe Code of Civil L<n«r*. 1902, that
an election be held Tharsday March
5th 1914. St Ashton Polling precinct
or other oparentent place in raid dis
trict that only those rercon* who
return rani dr person at proper t'- fo
taxation* and eprseent ’‘ceietraUdn
stifttfleate* ar. required In ^oncral
eiecticms be alleVrtH Ho vote at Mid
election. Each eleetdr favoring the
Additional Tax shall east a ballot
containing the words^'For Additional
Tax*’ printed or written thereon end
each elector opebsed to . raid ad
ditional tag shall vote a ballot con
taining the words, “Axalnet Addi
tional Tkk M printed or written there-
Oa. '
Polls will be opened at 8 o’clock
JL, M.; and dosed at 4 o’clock P. M.
W O Jones. .1.1 Hlera. T P Sease
trusts* of said district, are appointed
managers to conduct tsald elect
ct ton
If the majority of the voter east
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INVITE US TO HELP YOU TAX YOURSELF.
The first National Bank
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In said SchooV Dtctrict shell be "For
.Additional' Tax” and not AAealnit
Additional Tax” the additional tax
shall be levied. ^ * *
Within tea dayg.after the election,
th above named tar natera shall
nopt to the Bqartf the iiMtiH of the
election and farnteh them with
poll list, the Paliot hoc and all
pers appertaining thereto.
HUGO S. STRICKLAND,
.7 . 8. P. J. GARRIS. JR.
8. B. SAUNDERS.
County Board of Education. Colle
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Walterboto. S/C. Fch. 96.1914
2-25-21. ^
4^ft4e41finrch l>ii) Hurrr«*ftil
Observed In many parts of ' the
countrv, Feb. 1. Go to ebureh Sun
day was highly successful everywbero
so'far a K reports have hoe:: received.
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Rheumatic
^Twinges
Shd CoDstracted Coocb
WaA Mk
Hakes
yield Immediately to Slcen's
inscHL, It raUcvea aching and
swollen parts Instant’7. Reduces
J inflammatteeandmuctathategO’.
14aing paia. Don’t rulr-it pene-
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HERE’S THE MOST DEPENDABLE Line of .Couches
being put into the hot** of the people today. Our Indest
Sanitary Steel Spring Construction Couches represent an e
in couch making- They stand so far above couches of the 1
construction as to make comparison almost impossible.
NO EXCELSIOR USED BY US. Another point we
mention ih particular is the fact that there is no excelsioi
the filling of our couches. Many dealers in their atte
equal our prices for touches make them up in the cheapest
manner and have them filled with excelsior shaving*. We
yoto to bewam of such unreliable furniture, because it 1
makes trouble but will prove very expensive to you in th
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-This*couch has many desirable features, chief of whi<
“■ssa'S LisH—t Is the Nut ,
Mnam th* world. Ithaa relieved aw
atnoenUgis. Thosepsiosh/iTealii
sad I rsu treljr soyroar IioifeM-ni
AtonD*olsn.FirlsetSe4SBe. A9taP
^lorrss swt trso. v
aHkistflNUR.NsnCwsk
comfoftnbl* shape. Like all of our couehes it is stronj
of the vary best materials obtainable. The framework
of choice quarter-sawed oak, thoroughly seasoned and kil
The base rails are very missive and it is entirely plain.. U[
ed with sjx rpws of deep tufting. Filling is fine tow ela
ton top. Hie spring work ig of indestructible steel cons
throughout, consisting of the Lest quality spiral &teel sprii
ing oh steel bars and tied at the top-with resilient steel c
In many places the i.auaiVltendancp
wes doubled. Some rf the. Brook
lyn churches vvere obliged to turn
people a wav. It was estimated that
between tOb.AAO* ^jid 6V0,OOh > d** -
sops attepd^d jliylnMavirrPlti'In th;* 1
cUy. ^(’h'loag^.Pdportert q like «t-
tegidance. Baftimrre Ukewl^e .Hu l
record-making congrerfatlonr. C1-*
to church day will be observed nevt
Sunday in Walterboro. Ever: pro
pgratlon Is being made to make the
day notable and proltable.
L. Hgselden and little daJgh-
Mrs u Hasel
ter. Nad.ne weturnefi home after
^pending several weeks with relative^-
at Hen: lug way and in Charloston.
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is 80 inches long and 30 in. wide. The upholstering mate
choicfe Boston feather../
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Others from 82.00 up.
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Brown Furniture C
lit Scalp, f'ausing Dan-
Hair Fall,
S« ai» l»ries Voi
druh. Then Hair Fall* out—
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After wasifiQg your h%lr with soap
A HAPPY CHILD IX
JI’MT A FKW HOI
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always apply a Httla Datderine to
the scalp to Invigorate the hair and
prevent dryness. Better still, use
gpfp as sparingly as possible, and in
stead have a “Danderine Hair
Cleanse." Just moisten a cloth with
Dpnderlae and draw it carfully
through your hair, taking S one
strand at i time. This will regiove
dust, dirt and excea&ivo oT. In a
few* moments you whl' he amazed,
vour hair will not only be clean, but
it will be wavy, fluffy and abundant*
and possess an incomparable soft
ness and lustre.
Besides cleaning and beautifying
the hnir, one application of Dander
ine dissolves every .particle of dand
ruff; stimulates the scalp, stopping
'tching and falling hair. Danderine la
to the h^Jr what fresh showers oM-
rain and sunshine are to vegetation.
It goes right to the roots, invigorates
and strengthens them. Its e\hiterat
ing and life-producing properties
cause the hair to grow long, strong
and beautiful.
.Men! Ladit^r! You can surely
have lots of ^harming hair. Get,a
25 cent bottle of Knowlton’s Dander
ine from any drug store or toilet
counter and try it. .
Feverish give “California Kyrup
, of Figs” Then Don’t Worry
Mothers can rest easy after giving
‘‘California Syrup of Figs,” because
in a few hours all the clogged-up
v. ante, sour bile and fermenting food
gently radvo* out , of the bowels,
and you have a well, playful child
a?ain. Chlldrea simply will not
j t-'ki* the t'mt^from play to -empty
j their bowels, and they become tightlv
narked, ‘liver gets eluggic.h ar.d
stomach disordered:
When cross, feverish. res*lcas,'*sne
©ur Prices To
To Suit
The Times.
jif tongue 1 cmti d. then give this
delioitse ‘‘fruit laxative.” ,Childrej>
lave it. pad it cannot cause Iniurv.
difference * hat ails your little
if full of fold, or r. sore throat,’
di r sitei a. i.toniache. b»d breath, 10-
memberNi gentle ' inside cleansing"
should alwiiv^ hr the first treatment
glVHp Full directions for babies,
( hildren of at’ ageVand grow-upe are
printed on ’each bomq>
Bewnfe < ountcrfetC.flg syrups-
Ask your druggist for a Rff^ent bot
tle of/‘‘California Syrup of Figs.”
then/ look carefully and see that Jt
is made by tb*' ‘‘California Fig Syrup
Cotnpsnv.” We mshe
size. Hand
/ny AStfcrrv-
back with
no Finallor
ctmtempt
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We have just. received a carload
of ALL-HARD BRICK. These
must be sold at«once, and in prder
to do so we will offer them at very
reasonable prices.
s havifffc Jsilv.l. ; * •.
was experimenting v.-ith
Calcutta, he
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«M romejii
H, James
i the many herbs of
cWently mad*, a preparation which
cured his only child of Consumption.
His child is now in tfffFTountrv and
enjoying the best of healths He has
proved to the world that Consump
tion can be positively 'find perman
ently cured. The doctor now gives
hi* recipe free, only asking two 2
cents stamp* to pay expenses.'*This
herb also cures Night Sweats. Nausea
at the, stomach and wllh break up a
fresh cold in twenty four hours. Ad
dress Craddock and Co.. Philadel
phia. Pa., naming this paper. 2 ?f» 4t.
LAXATIVE FOR «M.D ,
^PKOPIJS—‘‘CAST A RKTH*
Halt*. Calomel ami Pills art on Liver
' and Bowels like Pepper act* in
N’urt H I*—Danger!
ESTATE OF
Vl
e. a SAVAGE
Get a Irt-cent box now.
Most old people must give to the
bowgls some regular help, elre thev
suffer frofn constipation, the oondi-.
tion Is perfectly natural. It is Just
as natural as It I* for old people to
walk slowly. For ago is never so
active as youth. Tke muscles are,levy
elastic. And the bowels are mus
cles. ', •
So alt old people need Cascarets.
One mightarf%pli refuse to aid xteak
eye* with flasses as to neglect this
gentle.aid to weak bowels. The
bowels must be ^ept active: This is
important at all ages, but never ao
much as at fifty.
Age l^notva tlipe-for harsh physics
Yobtfl may occasionally whip the
bowels intotactivity. . Rut a laah
can’t be used every day. • What the
bowels of the oM need Js a gentle
and rratnrgl tonic. .- t*, e that can
b** constantly-used without - harm.-
The only a such tonic is Cascarets.
and thev cost only 10 rent* per box
-a* any drug store
you sleep.
Mrs, B. H. Graves and children
spent several days visiting relatives
kl^Ravenel and Charleston a few days
ago.
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Adrict «| Mother do Deobt Fro-
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TeaU Daughter*! Untune]? End.
Ready, Ky.'—*• I was not able to do
lof nearly six months, “ writes
^wSsiS’tbfiiLte’ ‘ ,and
T * or Wu*c months.
I cOOnit fell you how I suffered with
■y kend, ami with nervousness and
wemariy troubles.
Our tkmily doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and be had
* up. We tried another doctor,
not help me.
. . , r . toy mother advised me to take
Cardin, the woman’s tonic. 1 thought
it wag no use for I yvas nearty dead, and
to do me any good. But
I took eleven bottles, and now 1 am able
JM I ay work and my
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I think CvduLis the fc
the world. Mf weight
and 1 look thapictureafl
own
best medicine in
increased,
suffer from any of the ailments
to women, act a bottle ot Cirdul
. w erous. We know
Jhelp yon.Jor tt has helped so
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Will cure your Rheamotittci
No iralgm, Headaches, Cramps,
Colte, Spcaina* Bruises, Cuts uni
Burns,Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptio Aandyue, used in-
Tin > wo.k whi^ teyually and extcnmlly. Price 25c
Year after year, in favorable seasons‘TRid unfavora
seasons, for over 40 yenrs^ on good tends and on 4M
tends, «n red tend and on tray tend, on clay tend and
sandy tend, on high tend and low tend, on
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having them, or write u#direct.
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WALTIRBORO'S SUN FACTORY
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Boot and Shoe Repairing. We Repair
While you Wait. All wrok Guaranteed
NEAR THE HOTEL
WALTERBORO.
OLD FARMERS'
SOUTH CAROLS
iMERCHANTS BANK StANE
fy. N. Jones ef Smorks was in town
Thutoday of last week.
L. J Haselden spent
Sunday In Charleston.
Saturday and
C. S. Boynton of Gr»*en Pond bad
buslnesa in Walterboro Friday.
To Cure a Cold la One D
r»kf LAXA.TI VK BROMOpalnine. !
Headache and works off
crtnnd aieaey tf U faili
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