The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 11, 1914, Image 7
11,1914:
THE PRESS
>ARD, WAtTERBCRO, S. G
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of Camp Heyward No
• ^ 61, 0. C. will meet in the Court
trom* oa Saturday. March 14th. at
11 «*eloek a. m. Come orenared to
^ ♦ the Annual dues amounting to
t'r each. . Iti* absolutely'esft>‘iitUl
0?»t thla tnetthr be attpnr>(l fo o v i»h-
out fall, as tftn very. oxi8trnco*t f iLo
C«»np depends' upon it. •
We make aptwcl cepecfaH*.* t/,
these, veterans who receive ne. sio-.is.
My comrades. d-*c^!t seem rjehr ti
ron who are henefltted that you do
oihing to keep alive th^very cr-
' moizatlon th»» enabled yoii toobin’n
the peaaion that you receive annual.
’▼» Come, comrades, meet with u;
••nd aid us in oue Camp Organization.
«.~ou ar« due ua'thia. and 'we appeal
to yoa aa Confederate Veterans that
you give us your hearty support.
Hem ember the day of meetins.
•'-farday, March 14th. at the Court
£ouse. 11 o’clock, a. m.
P. O. 8. Curtis: Adjutant
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Editor The Press and Standard
Please allow me apace In your
valuable paper to express mv at>-
nreclatlon to the Governor of Fouth
Carolina for th.* appointment of
>'oroner for Colleton County to fill
the unexpired term of J. Buchanan
Now. while I appreciate vert
highly the confidence reposed in me.
I want to aasurw every citizen of Col.
]eton and the Governor of South Csr.
olina tha* no act or deed of mi.ne
shall ever reflect 'liscredFi upon U»e
Stat*. County or its peopK I shall
times strive to disrharye the
duties of ««id oifice to the very bes*
of mv ability, and to this end 1 sysh
♦he he.irtv co-operation of eyerv
voter in the^ eounjy and, espectallv.
every magistrate end con-siah'..*
thr^ahout the county.
When my sermos ere needed a:-»v.
> here ’i* the county, please no^1lb' ,
ri<. at 1>rry and Shaffer’s. Walte-
. Paro. S. C..'' un’M .1 urthc.- notice j -
given. ’ • .
Reepertfullv,
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Coron‘ r.
V'
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Lameness
Sloaa'a
la horaas
ramedv fog
is and
*s proof.
1« a speedy,
ot laacaaas
farm itoyk.
Marrhiec.
' Charleston. March 5th — Special:
Married, bv Rev. .1' t. Prclcr .this
ritv. on Feb. 25th. Miss Lila Mae Ben
-"ft to Mr. E. II. Riddick. • Miss
Bennett is the beautiful and aocon:-
pHohed daughter of Mr. R. Hennett
of Lodge. S. C. while Mr. Riddick is
a young business man of Charleston.
At a requeat. the occasion was
very qulet.on n~count of a recent
death in the bride's family. Only the
: rv)mediate family of the ».room and
a f*»w clrse friends were present.
Mav their lives be long, happy and
proosperour. \ '
' Prstoi.
*)1 kada hana ■prala Ms mauMar twi
1
•ad in thn* daps htihnrid at «rm?
i*a 1 .
d cured Imc. This I
J’vaewed. Rara
iu : .£KAJ£V£ , Er ,b ft2
•n hand reur Sure Colic Cure for aw-
•elf and nctghben. and I can eerUinfr
ryor..wcnd Jt Cor Cotk.”-i £. Sm*.lZ |
SLOANS I
ia a quick, safe remedy for j
trr roup, canker and hLja'jl
Try it. .
Fttr Hoan and Carter
"Jinan'* Jvmor'nt I- t! c
r-.c «urc*L>rmv,lv for voul.r* r »up Kr.cl
| canker jrs nit ts ter**, caw ciaif- f v.
(..Klvrin tt r « •—i. j-.
U't. Jtijnrr, A . i.'.
At«r. Dealer:. 25e.. 50«. ^ 51.CO
j Ri-atl . c btn’ ? ftoch on Hoe*ei. Cattla,
H<-£3 and Poultry; aan! r.-.k, '• 0
Address
Sr. f'lTJ. $. SiOAJt Ie., Posfci, f^'s.
sScettcc
Sandy liam Church.
The monjbeks and iriendr. of (he
church are rotiVlnded that Dr. Wol.
ling will preach theie next Sunday
•ifternoon at 4 o’clock
Let all come, but the members
are especially urged to do so.
10 CENT “CA8CARKT8”
, IS V«I U LAXATIVE
Best Liver anil Bowel ( lean-ci pibl
Stoninch Regulator in th^ World—
Work While you Sleep.
OCR HOME WOMEN
HAVE BEAVTlVVL HAIR Gpt a 10-Ceui box
Voxt time yon go to the theater or p u( agjje—;j HS \ once— the Salts,
♦o the ‘‘movies” jttst notice. If you p i j| ||> Ga8 t or oil or Purgative. Waters
how pnanv of onr home ladies which merelv foree a passageway
H*»ve beautiful hair gloasy, lustrous. throu||tt t he‘bowel*, but do pot
well-dresVed. Then, if you thoroughly cleanse, freshen • and
*-|rk cttfvfive or ten of those whove purify theai> drainage oruatts, • and
hair seems to be pa.tlculaily pretty have no effect whatever upon th©--
d v-p them what they use on Mvnr and Rtomaf . h ^
*• "'** ^1 sore thst at least mor»' ^ Keep your "insides’pure ami frost’.
4, -av half of them will say ."Harmo'iv „.j t h Cascarets, which thoroughly
‘t^ir Rcacttifier.” It is fa°t hecom. r je a nsi. the’ stomach, rejrtbve the
■ s the r*'«e v.t.i ho*n men and „ p ,ii CPSl ,. ( j « 00i ) f ()(1 | gases.
'-.nien who are mirtimlar about taU> , fhr , ., A(0!S> bOfTfrom the liver
appearance of tle'-r ic.ir. ' nn ,i IHrry out cMfhe s stem all, the
Sprinkle a litt!*’ ilnrmor. :, i r eonstipated tnattor ahd poison;
r-’autifier on v ac hair ea, h tine . n (h>i hov
t-A'ore hruah:..c it . rvntatns «»p o:l: A r^Tret to-nigUt will make you
-p! net change color Xjf limr. not rt>».| jjfoiit ov morning. They v^bH-
PTrk«n pra: !• *i r. / n while veu sleep never gripe, sicken.
To keep Mir "nd scHp ^•.ndn.T- ]v j,, b0N f roir
* 1 rr,, ‘ r l‘'an. use oh.tmx our drueght. Ml 11 inns of men a id
J u,f ‘ 1 ° !, d , y*\ r> vvorueii take a ; -t: caret no* and then
c ' n ‘' > ' ”'t' icon j ' 1' 'jy* ■■ ' \ jr.nd never have Heatku ; ll<. Mil^ov.-ness
1 uenetrut ' jyf ' n .Coated TongUT. ln<licesrloA^>-ToiU'
hoi - inti «wfp Set *i a K K, tetom8th or Foastl^gtea iiow^-. <:as
‘•. v-ihh <-enI,sing./Wash^ *"■ I arets liefotvg in evcrT h- u^oM.
' * c.-.th-ki-.* entire open-- '
• ■ iv)Iy a itsom 'Mis. (’on.
-.♦K- ( -.u' harm tl>e
no narshncsl or sink
Jitrt a sweet tiranl'incpsc^'
n orf.jj^rhtiou s «olhe ia chi -
fl td veryhornarnidrrali bottle^, vith
rir.kl' r tors^'^nn rmony liatr 1'e >i;
> ler,. H.tcinony Snampoo, 'cue
guaranteed Ho sat^f-ly y.oii in
'5vi ry way, c r your h^ck. Fold
nl-.- :V-tJ)e inoro than Rovail
>vcs. and in tins town bn!'' So- iis
'V'ltc.bortf Drug <\y. Wt.tcrboro.
7.
ARBAbNBRVB AND
Bf>DY.BCIU>IN49 MED1C1XK
We believe f^exail Olive Oil EauL
■ion ie the best remedy«mede for
tynlng the nerves, enrirhlug the blood
building up wasted tissues, renewing
health, strength ah<J energy—the
best medicine yon can us^/lf you
ere run-down, tirc'd-out, nervoua
and debilitated, no mattor wiiat the
cjmJs". It doesn’t depend for iU
good clfect upon alchol or habitrforro.
ing drugs, because,it contains non'* ’
It may not make you -feel better L*
a few hours, but *vin -cake yen
f'lel better, re are sure. Just aa aoou
as the tonic 'and food properties It
contains bare a chance to ge» into
♦he blood and. through the blood,
into the rest of tho system. Pure
Olive Oil and the Hypophoephltesf
have long been-indorsed by success,
ful phyaiciane, but here, for the
first time, they are combined Into
one preparatloon which, as a nerve-
food and a builder of strength and
health, we believe, haa no equal.
If yoa don’t feel well, begin taking
Kexall Olive OfJ Emulsion : -today,
and build your hsnlth and strengthen
vour system against fflbre serious
illness. To convalesents. old ^peo
ple, puny children and vail others
who sre weak, rwi.down o- ailing,
•we offer Rexall Olive OH^mulMp**
1th our personal promise that, it
It doesn’t make you well and sjtrons
again. It will cost vou nothing. K'
v.e didn’t have the utmost faith In It.
we wouldn’t offer H with this guaran
♦oe. nor even recommend It ,to you.
We are sur«> that once you have
uned it you will recommend It to
vour friends, and thanks us for hav
ing recommended it io v ou.. Fold
Sold only at the-more than 7^000
Ucwall Stores, and in this totfn on’.y
by U3. Sl.UUt—Wslterboro Orur
o. Walterboro. S. C. •
MOTliER! IS GUILDS
KTOM LUM SH'V .’
If tongue In coated or if ernes feveri-n
(Oiisti|M:ted give. ‘Tnlifertiia
Syrup of Fl-s."
Don’t scold vuitir f-elf'll. peov ! «-h
t»Ji.ld. See If (oiieue i or ted: *h-
H a s)i’e s^gn R”lc e*h. 1 iyor"
•nc* bowels are .c’cg;;cd>. w’th .shw
< n«t<».
MTli-p listli-s-, nl^. '’vor'sh. full
~f coin, breath bad. throat sor».
''•Yth’t ent. sleep or act natursllv.
.tas stomMchachr.-indigestion, ilia’-
•hoea. Kjvc a ceaspoonful of ‘‘('ali-
fornia Svn-n of Fics.” and mi a fe-.y
ours all the foul wryfe. the Fot!'
‘•ile and fermenting fo^d ra s 3cs 0' ,f
of the howels and you htfve i: wet’
•nd playful child again. Children
'ove this harmless "truit Isvative,”
and mothers can rest easy after r^v.
tig it. because it never tails to *ink»-
heir little "inslies" clean apd sweet,
Kc*ep it handy. Motheyf A lit.
tie given today gaves p/tflck child to
morrow. but get the genuine. ’ Ask
your druggist for<a 50 c?nt gottle
of ' California .Syrup of Figs,” wLic .
nas d.rertionh for babies, children of
all ages gnd fo: grown-ups plainly
NEWS OF IWE fiREMER
the^ hottl®. Remember the» - e
’ Cour
with contempt any other
on
.are^ounterfeits sold here, so surely
lopk and see that yours is made by
the TCaitfornla Fig Syrup Company.**
Hand back
Ur syrup.
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iigvciilfcl, March. 6. lt*14. ♦
l Awafd Rowell, formerly cC
i-’Sr.'y* Let laie of Rnvyel. 'ie
’Cs hmne on the 27th of Febfuarv
hovtnv been ill fqr about two weeks
" 1th La Grippe. He lean r. wife
md th-ee i-h'ldrp n ..'co folio v-- ,M’ •
v . M. Anderson. Frank and CL.yhen
T . Rowell of Ravenel H
! *ve :> sifter, ’.firs ltowolL*vTi?.i;iH!'<:
He buried ntptCfvTJIM Ccr.«
'i* .at TeoROOdcrt.
WHAT $19 Di
FOR THIS WOMAN
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The Price Site Paid for Lydi^
E.Pinkham’sVegelable Com
pound Which Brought
Good Health. _ - ^
vi de.^V^. — ‘ ‘ iJjaTx only rrrrt top'
dotiarsori ycMriSiedicinc and 1 -*•
: vn:*n »• v
MAKKyfT
it c>i»:n*s thL' k,.j^v«vj
J :i iiariti i'T
• u-a
st: u* rctnrng out.
Farc!> trv/a “lined; ••itH*
DKACTi .•’! >
Itf- tt'o:;. ami
•tv — !5
fo imrnediat.,*-
of vouf heir
/r vou wiis
. tlie. in 'Uty of '-our
Just n>o$sten 1o>h with Danderini>
"i draw it ;■• ?tyu
takii.g • . ^
’ ’ttej this ivi • . ytfi • I^Crr -of
'I'iilt* dirt, or at,. yv.wX 1 —in «
'<'w minutes von \y: m tar- <
Vour hair will be w^vV. ♦iuffy a no
-bundaM and jtosser ' ar
tnuch' bt'l.q:’
di1 v.hc.a
war. Cnt-yi../
don’t Cxi
bemkf.g dw
LiV.i now and I>hk< p
4’eil. I cannot £
enough for Lydia
Pinkham’s \'ej
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ES’D FOR PRICEF.
V. ll.'OCt, I •• ju«-"
Wic'M'r'-o) ci
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Cures Old Sdtos, Ot!:jr V: n .'i C
Tfiew«.r*tc*»c«>.nc»irnltrrr.f hiwlor;.’■ *'' •
sre c iiett 1>v th- w-j't-iertu), <•-f i-...
I’rtrter'a Art*'*'tjc t Ci i. -i.
1-.ia —uil llcalei Ht £iic t:jlic .. .
Me Cotnotuni F-
Liver I'i! s as the
lu«|r*' qn*
t li'
• ^ "-oftne* -
Resides Jleantlfying the fc
•rnolicatjcm of IAf uderiio t.
every particle of dandniff. o
ales Abe scalp, stopping itch
! ic hair.
Danderine ig to the fta/r what j
fresh showers of rain aijfil suttrbit
5^ to v.egetfitton. It gpcs* rigltt to
*i.e rcots. invigorates and stfength
"Os them. Tfs exhilarting. stimul.
Xing and life-producing propertied
carse the hair to grow long, strong
and beautiful. ;•
A*ou can surely have pretty, soft-
lusfrous hair, and lots pf if tf you
'yll Just get a 25 cent bottle of
Kr.ov.Ron’s Danderine from any drug
store or toilet counter and trv it “Sy?
directed
ta
el
cy
have done so much
for me. I am cnjoy-
fiood health* now and'owe it all to
your re medies. 1 take pleasure in tell
ing my yfriends and neighbors about
them.’Z Mrs. Mattir Haley, 501 Col*
quhopo Street, Danville, Va.
woman suffering from any form
\)jt female troubles should lose hope un-
il she his given Lydia E? Pinkham’s
f Vegetable Comfiound a fair trial.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients of which are derived
from r.rtivc roots and. herbs, has for
forty yc asg proved to be a* most valua
ble toms and invigorator of the fe
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male organism. Women everywhere
bear willing testimony to the wonderful
virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta
ble Compound. " %
!f you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia B. Pldkham’# Vegeta
ble* Compound will help you, write
to Lydia E.PinkhamMedicineCo.
(confidential) Lynn« Mami^ for ad-t
v|ce. Your lettei; will be opened,
read and unswered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
MOULDINGS
AND
JVULLWORK
O WING TO A SUGHTIDELAY m the comple
tion of our Large and Handsome New, Up-To-
Date Store, which we expected to occupy about the
first of this month, we will continue to close out what
we have left of our WINTER STOCK at Still
GREATER REDUCTIONS
• . * • X x Z
Than even as we nee.l n^srfc rcom for our nw sprits;
Gicds, wfi:hare arrivmg daily.
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BEGIN WITH BUYING
TIT’! Ti IE TO .v.-xr. MONEY ON YM’H CROP IS WHILE YOC \RE CROWING IT.. MAKE A
GOOi) FTAjCr BY Cr.mNG S. S. FEHTILKEffS. YOCR P’*\NT EOOD'iS MORE I.MPOU»A.VT THAN
ANY OTHER FACT OU IN YOCP CROP PItOL'l i:T!i)N. T NLESS YOi GET A M1XTCRE THAT FEEDS
THE.GHOWiNG PLANTS. GRAIH \LLY. NK1 PHLR OVERFEEDS TEEM NOR STARVES THEM, YOU
ARE A LOSER. NO MATTEk WHAT THE CROP SELLS FOR,
wb: do not use nitrate of soda
In. cur goods for cotton nml corn. O’her pcaircos of ammonia
! Nitrate of .o^a i*' « ;lt.iii>»tr<] in the to.I too QukUly. It
:Xa top «irr:-E.*c aad for truck.
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