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MARCH 18 1914.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERROP.O, S. C.
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THIS NEW SIKUICIXE , r it, 10 a healthy, normal; comlitlou.
•> * HAVES YOI MUM4V) U is a real • nerve food tonic and
• ' builder of good blood, strong muscle,
are druggists right here ?n your digestion. It contains Hypo-
• toWn and make a Evir.i; out cf t:i: hoaphites, which tone the nerves,
dreg business, but.it U begstus'* p^o. jend pun* Olive Oil. which nourishes
pie havte to have drugs and no./l>e- ’• 1 ‘* nerves, the blood and the entire
people srfTcr— yst'ra. P
Pleasant to take. Contains
no ahoJiol or ^habit-forming-drugs.
Wo promise that if you are not p^r.
fectly satisfied with it. we’ll give
back your money as soon as you ted j
us. Sold only at the 7.000 Rexall
Stores, and in this town only by us
Sl.nfl. W-’ltcrboro Drug Co. Waiter-
boro, S. C. |
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NOTICE.
Hound, March. 15. 1914. At«ry
important meeting of I’nity Chapter.
cause we like to se«
we don’t. Our dtRy is to render the
best service wc can. and, when some-
on*" i* ailing. w«» are interested in'
seeing them take the best mediHn’
there is for their particular troubR
We don’t recommend rure_alls, as
we don’t believe there are*such things
We’thm’t Sanjt you to spend more
♦ban you have to. Som** of you get
small wages, and when you’re sick
none at ail, and you should get the
most you can for your money.
We recently came across a new* O. E. S.. will be held at th“ regular
remedy for increaajng strength and time, fourth Tuesday. March 24th.
building up people who are run.down members are requested to bo
and emaciated. We know that a pn.vnt.
slight trouble sometimes grows into | Georgia E. Ackermau. |
a serious one. and to stop it in the W. M.
beginning, will save you money in 1
the end. This new compound is Mrs. H, (}. Hyrne'is spending i
called .Hexall Olive Oil Emulsion. It v< ‘ pk "dh Mr. and Mrs. C. H Fripp
{< the best remedy, when you ar-* :,t *hrir winter home on Ashpoo
run-down, tired eut. i,’rvous no ; —
.matter what the <ause. it doenn’f To Cure a Cold in One Day
'merely stimulate you and ntake yo.i Takelaxativ?tUROMOQuinine. It^o^the
fori good for a few hours, btit taker !-°'- | v h * n< t H-n iaciisr sml works off the Cold.
h.w of (!«• ‘ .04 kolM. you i
For Women
Only
Dr. Simmons Squaw Vina Wine.
is prepared expressly for the all-
nients of women. It contains
ingredients which act directly on
ths dr.licate female constitution,
mildly and pleasantly—yet It ex
ercises a most beneficial effect
all through the system.
DR. SIMMONS
Squaw Vine
Wine
Overccmes wer.kr.ess. nervous
ness and irritability. Gives prompt
relief from the depressing
ing-down pains, bsokach^af nau
sea and irregularities yhtch cause
'lm * 50 much sufferin^ind deepond-
T " cncy. It lias adticct happy effect.
Restores >?rrrgth. renewed hope,
cheerfatfKss and ti:e energy and
wJlKo perform thj duties of the
- fious' he Id which former;/ vers
so trying Lnd distasteful.
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Sold by Dmsciti* end Dealer*
Price $1 Per Baltic
C. F. SIMMONS MEDICINE CO.
• ST. LOUIS, MISSOUCI
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Mias Bessie C’ullum is s|
few dfmys with her niece MfW. 8.
Stoney. of Estill, S. C.
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See the Picture of thi s Beautiful Stal-
ion owned by J. B. FENDER, one mile
and » half West-jf- Walterbaro.. -
Why not raise prize winning Colts?
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THOUSANDS OF
PEOPLE PLEASED
Have bought and are buying
Cowans, King of Externals.
Cowans is an extorael pre
paration that always scatter* con
gestion and Inflamation whith ar*'
the agencies producing colds,
croup, pneumonia.
You ju«<t rub Cowan* on. No
dangerous fumes to inhalr. No
dangerous drugs to get in your
system. Cowans do“s Its work
so well that ethical physicians
freely recommend its use.
Croup come* in the night.
Pneumonia develops suddenly. A
bottle of Oowans in the heme
makes you fed safe. Buy a bot-
le Joday.
All druggists. Three six"s. 25,
50 and *11.00
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<*«»«■■ Medical C'o
Concord, X. C.
PVQ: ’SHING company is form
cd With quarter million
CAPITAL.
OFFICERS ARE ALL CHOSEN
Rev. Walton H. Graavgr lumhij
Will Be Editor of Natianal ^Wstkly
For Luthsrans.—Pagsr^^Wlll Bs
Broadly Evangelica
Columbia-TK l^itheran Survey
!’ub!i>ldng y A^omp*ny organized a few
d. > age^in accordance with the peti
tic-a^fnade for' c harter and th^ «Vll
by the board of corporators, the
P.< \V. H. Greever and IV C. Price
r .<- kholciers in session ederted a
• ' rd of directors, who in a m*“etiii
ii ..: -clfately after tin* adjournment ol
" * M .- ting of the* stockholders elect
il.c* olTicers of the corporation,
' i an achisorv hoard of seven tuent
I5r Creevcr was **lc*ctcd edi
i in chief and general hustn
n The uetltiuu was
ciav ago. The company Is ospltillzed
a; *100,000, with tliw privilege of In
« r •asing to $250,000, itrt8|pof this lat >
t* r :miouut more that) llhlf has heen|
a.inscribed.
The hoard of directors elected the
1 Hewing officers oftbe corporation:
George 11. (’romer, jlfesident; P II.
ItgtfTwnnger. first vice president;
John A. \V. Haas. sec*ond vlc^ presi
dent; F U. Cotwatd, third vice-presi
dent; J Henry Hsrns, secretary, and
Jl M Miller, treasurer.
Tlie presentation was extraordi
i arily good and the faith of those
i’Cent in the enterprise was greatly
Mrragthoned. Several declared after
adjournment that the launching of
'his company will inaugurate a new
or- in the life of the Lutheran church,
. nd ihat its benefits will extend
throughout Christendom. This new
n-tttonal weekly will be written and
edited from the Lutheran viewpoint,
and is- intended more for the presenta
tion than the propogation of Luther-
' nbm Its purpose is to deal ade-
, • uately, from the Christian standpoint
, with the great quetdlona of the day.
I The paper Is to^lyv btoadly evangeli-
ck!. The Lutheran viewpoint 1 ’ was
• 'insen because all publications, in or-
! de to be brosd enough to include all
j viewpoints, must have a definite pol-
i'-y. without wliich a constructive in-
' fluence is Impossible.
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PERMANENT QUARTERS
With AD Kinds Of Hardware
V*
We beg to announce to the public that we are now
located in our Permanent Quarters in the store fer-
merly occupied by the H. W. Cohen Store, and that
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we are able to supply the needs of evon the most fas
tidious purchasers in all kinds of Hardware, Tinware,
Etc.
New G©bds Every Day
Ivlirh of our h:y y 2 K \vu; i>low in arriving, an:! this \va-
purely because we hivl no no place in which to put it. We an*
now peniia-ie’itiy i wa: r *J, ivv\, although we have on hand .1
grood assort men t of ad kin h of Hardware, lar.^e mipmenfs of
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new goods are reaching; us every day.
PaSronsze iis
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>vj handle only tne besf and because our prices are ye. y
We can save you money on all kinds of Hardware
what you need m tlr h in \ o h?, you need on the farm, or what
you need in li-e busines-.
Club Mgct For Coys and Girls.
ciiestsr.-s-Tbe girls’ tomato dubs
and the hoys' worn dubs will meet at I
the court house in Joint session the
latter part of Mnrfh. The meeting
will be In charge of R. ]>. Cunning
ham. county farm agent. He is now i
at work getting prizes that will be of |
fered as an inducement for next
year s labor for the club members.
One of the features of the occasion
will be the big dfWbdnlbat wilt be
served by the tomato cluba under the
management of the organiser, Miss
Joanna Yarborough.
Among those that wiU be present to
apeak will be Miss Edit* L. Parrott,
tho state organiser of -girts* tomato
dubs; W. W. Long, sttto demon at ra
tlon agent, and Prof. Ckas. It. Weeks
and W. R. Elliott of Wfaasboro
York County
Clover .—The York Ceuty Teach
era’ Association met in Clover rscwel
ly. There were about 50 tnsrhors of
tho county present. The people of
Clover are always gUd to lend their
Interest and aid to anything that Ih
good; and on this occasion they open
ed wide their doors in hospitable wel
come and an endeavor to make each
one feel aa Mr. Withe-spoon said In
his r-sponse to the Rev A A. Mc-
Cla ; n's words of welcome. ”It is good
to be literally in Clover." —
Big Fire at Johraton.
Jour* ttML—Bet ween 10 o'clock and;
; midnight the buxines* section of 1
j-^ohnston suffered from a i onflegra-
'iion which dcsiroyf'<l*fo,ur merer Mile
establishment^ sail theil- liuildings,
three large wareimuMiH, tlie building
of the Bank of Western Carolina—
—Johnston broad) and liurued six
box «nrs on the nil road siding heyo.
*1 lie I } '‘x is < xtimated at $15,-
“i 000. pnitly i(j\#*red by insurance
P
o -y
f-* >
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Don’t Buy a Wagon Until Yon
Have Seen the Columbus
Before you ilajde on any wagon, examine the Columbus. Strongly
built of the best gpssiblo material the Columbus wagon gives the most
satisfactory service for the longest period of years. There is no secret in
tlie notedly long life of the Columbus wagon. It is the result of the
methods employed in construction. There is no wood in this wagon
which has not been air-dned under shelter from one to two years.
The axl'*s and the s|K>kes of tlie wheels are hickory; tlie houndn,
twisters and sandboards are oak, and the bottom of the box is straight
grained flawless pine. These are just a few examples of the care which is
taken to make this wagon as reliable as (wssihle. The result is that the
Columbus wagon is unbeatable in reliability and endurance. Come in'
and examine it for yourself. We know you will be pleased.
A. W1CHMAN & SON
You Are Cordially Invited
<to attend
'Our Opening Display
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■ •• ^ ‘ . - V-Di
of ■
Spring Millinery
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Wednesday and Thursday -.
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April 1st and 2nd.
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The newest designs from leading
Millinery Houses will be shown.
Mrs. W. A. Black Millinery Co.
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4 S'’
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Miss Michael in charge.
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THISTLE WARE
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reasonable.
Three Conks CoueoJidate.
Con»..y ,\ o? (onsidcruble in-
teres* in tinaui ia! f icles was coiuuim-
mated here recently in which tlie
Conway Savings Bank, tlie First Na
tional Bank ami tlie Bank of Horry,!
the three oldest Institutions In the
county wen merged into the Conway
National Ban’;. Tin* Conway Savings
Bank has a capital of $!0,U(M). the First •
National brink $25,0000. while the 1
}' Bank of Horr.wdui.x'a (Htiital ot $50.-;
, j o**o. making a Total *>f $V'000 Upon
t l |t th*» <x>nsollda* on the capital stock
,‘j Will f»e im re;, ed to $!(*{),000
The ceft,exquli.i;cThir/io bicr.i;, four. I :n!y
ia Turtle Enamelc.'i Ware, ^sce ; a i ? i» pottery
o. r .‘cct,making it attractiv o and av.io .. >.410 t!:cso
w !io rpprociatc dec: Mr.csr in their kitehen.
A very suitable article f..*r a wedding present.
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!t is origin,.*)! in elesi :n ard c i:;' . a’ in finish to the
majority of Enameled vYar 4 on. the market.
You will make no mistake V/ '.electing Thistle
Enameled Ware for your kltcL'
A. Wioimi
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A 3 Son
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laraware
V.'ALTERBORO, S. C.
to.
•I I 3«3ufcrt O sgersanes Open Again.
,1 . ‘ Beaufort Ti e fer.yfort county dis-
p»-rsar*.es hav.> h«ei; opencil. No roa-
*>on for tj e r; fning or closing' is giv-
^ «*n. . I; ’> sti'fii cn %'ood .ujtiioritv
t
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Ready for To-morrow ?
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tlict th-* governor ordered the dhpen
rr.r ; ef .q *:;»'') »«y 1 tor ii*:o tlieu t,y
"i*r re . . x;,.) i,.*’ rountj di.-p> nxary
board to mye' him in Columbia The
iKwrd went ik.or'* rtcc.viug the letier
and cn rcaniiag Columbia a few days
a.-o wired hack <astrucUooa fo open.
The botiid returned but the meofbera
. have nothing to ea> pertadmng to Usp
matter.
.Horses digest their feed less thoroughly thin
other fstm animals. In order to insure thorough
iJijzestton'of zll the food eaten, and to ma<c your
- iior ;cs readier for next day's work, add tc their
l . cuing Iced a tcaspooaf'.'l ol—
Bee Bee
sxr;:K
NTEDICffi:
It wti! kSAer your tc-d
i*. will increase your prc.'iis.
I -n n:ing Ore Dec
f i <>CK MbBIClNE with
ttxuiarly and
h i I it a saving procotilion
<-n ;>■ d !i also
■ti tical'liy. thriving a.id
4.1.An.
Ira Johnston.
R. F. D. Na I.
O NeiM. Nibr.
2Si,.50c and <1. per cza.
40
At your <