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/ ■ i 1 «*> s MARCH 18 1914. THE PRESS AKD STANDARD, WALTERBC HO, S. C. PAGE SEVEN — 1 1 Attention • ^ & t , A •’ - '’ sr . Colleton Farmers! f •' ’ * / Yon Have The Seed, X We Have The Feed. Is What We Need » * x Meal aiid Hulls, both high-grade and full weight. Don't rob your land; return to it the seed equiva lent in feed or fertilizer. Profit by by last year s experience; buy early don’t wait for lower prices.. There are one hundred Oil Mills in the state; their combined output does not suf p’y the’ local demand. We apppeciate your business. i . .?■ ”s - / . ^ . •. • / * WALTER60R0 OIL MILL / tliey really gn furth r r <h;:n th,. common kinds a.id give for Krc satlsfr-tion. Th/ ' <0 brands of tea' and coffee that M\e serv- our « us tome:;; lor in- • -/ X " statue, are far more economical / _ . " / than the cheap *r grader. Vou get mor** pleasure in drinking x . them, and you have to usr* a tar less quantity at :• ti:u:>. 0 •Ifr. Special This Week 7 Pcunds Starch For 25 Cents. 7 W. H. Guess & Bro. •» a- y X , t'nJversit)- News. . I With the»defeat of Clemaon Col. l.*g" in the gyninaaium laat Haturdav night .by ihe decisive,score of S**' 0 ;, 1 ti tlje Uatverstty* of Gouth Carolina won a dear title to the champion, .'ship of South Carolina In basket ball. . ' ' j The aMulentx /'njoyed the pastime j ; of snow balling during the recent ! Iteavy snow'. Snow battles were j held between tb“ lUitveralty students ; and the students of the Coll 'ge for j Women, and between th* students of ■ the University and those of . the K Columbia ‘ College. The Athletic Association has made *'rrang n ments with the owner of the Brooklyn Fed'rals for hla team to use the University diamond for spring practice. The l«aguere are expect ed to arrive in the city some time soon and immediately begta praeth •• The University t“am has been materially weakened by the lops of Fritx vonKqlnitx, who for the past two years has b“e» a mainstay b«- •*|^d the bat. II" has gone to plao ball with the Cincinnati team. The University authorities have practically completed all arrange, '•••nts for the entertainment of the high school boys who will attend tin- Annual Stale High School Oratorieil and Truck Meet, which will be hdii at the University April 23 and 24. Dr. K. P. JoMies, Professor Enter tut? of Modern Languages, w ho serv— 1 on the faculty of Washington sn^ l^*e Uni versify with Robert K. Ix-' leDbrated his gn»h turtbday Monda? *’ •* •»t w hi h time he address <i »>e chape) of *th‘'' Unlveraity on “Growing Old." Dr. Joyncs was given an ovation by the studer.: 1 - up' , n th" conclusion of Ms address The preliminary for the State | j Oratorical Contest w ill be held in the chapel of the University enn March 16. to seiert fit" man who will represen- the University at Ro< n Hill. Sam Latimer. Jr . and B. M. Saw. • j r. who attended the meeting of tin •'theOi College Press Association | which was held at Wjlllam and Jlat’'; College. Virginia, this yenr. hav returned »o the Universitv. Tt> ’"Xt meeting of the a^Koeiaflon wID , he h‘ld at ('lemson College hev | spring. ■^he manager of the baseball j has made" arrangements for sove-a! f !»'raeti«e gatv* s with th , > Cclumbu league team to h*- played as roon as the weather perntl* , ?«. M. W. Ackerman. ’ yv' tilKLs! BBAW \ MOIST CLtlTvl TIIPoi’fiH M.tltf Try ThB! Hair tie#* Thlhk. tiloevv. 4 Wavy and IWnHful at Once— , Stops Falling out. Immediate?—Yes. Certain, that'- j Cie joy of it. Your hair becomes > light, wavy , fluffv. ahund«nt and an ; j nears ax aoft. InatrodV- and beautiful i i, u ronne girl's - jvsndn , ' ,, i< | huir * l°aiise. J>*sf t' v'tht-?- -molxJ' - -. ! |ett; with ;• |Vy:>dcr'ne and 'Carefully draw '* thrr"**’! rour faking ou® «nmll strand vt a Cm | —»-‘ c wLil <leanr,o li-e hair of dnv dfrt or f-Tc-<<*■.;re »ij| an<# ” t”si a f“.v •nomc-ilts vtm have doyhlnn 'he tv of voir* h**-. v /toj:««-.f. i r P • '-e nw )|fs those r ho-^e h i!** ?'-« Sprains, Bruises Stiff Musclesl arc quickly telieved by Sloan’s Liniment. I«sy it on —-ho ruo- Inug. - Try it ‘ 6 V \ AakW Spraia ami pkfecstrd Hip. " IfprniMd my anli'e aitdilialocatcd I mr Imp by falluic put of • tairj atory window. Vent on rmtebes fo« four luonths. Tlten I •tartrd to iim your Lmiincnt. s< cordin* to directions. I mu*t say it is ticlpnig me wonderfully, we will nerer be without Sloan'* Lim-1 gent ■nxyors.**—#*—. Jahamm. Laau SLOAN'S LINIMENT Kills Pain Splendid f«r Sprain*. " I fell and-sprained my arm a week I are and waa in ternMa pain. 1 could net u>*' ray ha.idor arm until I nppiied y<iir Lit intent. I atiall never be wlt*|. cut a hettle «f 51<ran'a Liniment."— 'tr*.' // if. >prinfir, hi-aUlk, S. j. Fioa far Stiffnaea. "Sbv-n’a Liniment ha* done morel rood than anything I liav.- ever tiled foretilf joint*. I pot my h.iod hint *o t-uMv that I had to atop wiak upht in tin- hu-icM lime of (ho yenr. I tlM.ugUt al lir.t that I would hav o ha'C my I halid taken iff, hot I trot l txittle of) S!o",i'» L'litment andcurec. tny Uaud. 1 —V i/wa g kaitlai. iUrru, Ala. At all Daolacv. 2Sc.. BDc. pad $1.00 Send for Sloan'a free, instructive tx-ok on hurae*. cattle, hup* and poultry. Add < cm * .V DtUM.lSlQM.lK. Millinery «>iicnin K . \Vc call your attention to our epcnJng announcement of Spring Mill , n*ry which appc&re in thl* paper :iud invite you -parfieularly for .he two opening days, the Unit and necond i April, while our stock ie complete * id unbroken. 'Yc have made a careful study of tit* tastes of our customers and have puhehased with a desire to please. The wonderful blending of colors in ribbons, chiffonr.. flowers, etc., aid in making up hats that can not fail to please . . Hots from the most ;;u-‘o-date houses await your selections. Miss Michael will again be in thacg**. Mrs. \V. A. Hlack Millinery Co. SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES. JEWELRY, CLOCKS, ETC. WATCHES, J. A. WESTERBERG, Jew elry Store. 1 Next to Postottiee Fine Repair Work a Specialty. WALTERBORO, : : : S C. * w I WORDS FROM HOME Stutnuento That May ml.. . Tw*fi n, ony. rtf Citizen.. lx* lnvc«,i|>-Mf. WaRci boro CYPRESS SASH DOORS BLINDS % " & MOULDINGS AND MILLWORK .MAIIHLE AND * •.KANiii; \V()KK> IRON art* I WIRE FENCING • IIII C*** OU Sorw, Other Rarwdits Wta’t Cl.: The w<a*tca«e«, souihtter ot he* long ’•*"dir. •re erned by the wronderfa!, cl.l ttUkt/e j';, , rt*Uer * Antiaeptic Me*liup Oil. It reiievf I mu uud Ucula at the aamt time, .fc, Sue, J;.©.' j o:sn FOR PRICES. V. IU-imIi l■e|*n*^*•»Iu mu in WalferlMiro. K.-tabiuheii in I7RI oldest Firm in America D. -A. WALKER. .idAWtfCUUd AUCV4, j Seen n‘-elected or |p scrica;'. faded. I ’•• •. brittle or th’n. Be'4ri''‘' b r, n , iti- ■vin» the hair. Dvnderlne lis.-cMte* v v*-r*- partie’e r* f *!anil".itf! le-m ; rturiff' *? and inv •’»»•••• t* s ib*> f orf . v .— stopping Cchln* and fa 1 fin* - - bn* wb?*f wM| pier se on pjost •■’I I'- aft** p •* vv we»-x's ’’•■'c. *; hep - on .-e" new hair —fip« and di-"i»v • rr< u -ve«—■ but real!'- new jialr rowing all ever th.. ‘••■n , i.. I'»ou T fo“ wr^flv, ko.» h»lv. '•^il lo*« "Ait. sure|v ret'a 25 cent bqt'b* of Anowiton’* Dand'r'n'.v fro»» «uv d^itg si ^re «r toilet rounter and jurt tty it. tOSINeiOPE WOMAN VERTU Finally Restored To Health By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Bellewe, Ohio. —“I was In a tcrrihla ■tate before 1 took Lydia E. Pinkham'e Vegetable Com- 1 pound. My back 1 •chcduntillthought _ it would break, 1 hod puns uil over me, nerv ous feelings and periodic troubles. I was very weak and run down ami was loetnj hop.* of ever being well and strong. Afur tak ing Lydia E. Pink- Compound 1 improved j a:n a well woman. I cannot tell you how happy I fee! and I ccnnot ray too much foryourCompourkL Would not be without it in the bouse if it coct. three times the amount,*’— Mrs. Cnxs. Chapman, P.. F. D. No. 7, Belle-; rue. Obi :. Woman’s Predoux CL ft. 'Tie one whi:!> ff.o >h Tld to- t r. *al- | tsxz.'J guard, 'aT iur hi uitli, but it ie Uic c-.e n< glecttd, until eoniv' ai'thent | < euliar to h« r fex has f^etSfneil itcclf ujxn her. \Vh-*n so af fected dtich woir.cn ir.gy rely ui*or Lvdla E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compouro, a remedy that has been wondt rfuily su'> 'ceSsfnj^ia restoring health to su^ertr.^. women. If you have the *Iigl»te*t doubt that Lydia K. Ftnkltnm’N Vcgeta ble Cora pound will help you.w rile | to Lydia ILPlnkhani Medu lneCo. i (conlidential) Lynn.Maeff., foi i»d- \1ce. Your letter will l»e oiwned. rend and answered by a woman* and held Ik* strict confidence. y j ham’s Veget&U ! rapidly t..w] today a:n a well woman. When a Waltcrboro citizen, comes ‘r. fvoi'' •piling IDs friends and neighborH of his Experience, you can rely on his sincerity. The state, ments of people residing In far away nlaccs do not command your ion. fidence. Home endorsement i* the vinil that backs Doan’s Kidney Pills. Such 'estimony Is convincing. In. ‘•estigstion proves It true. Below ls"a statement of a Walte*-ho"o rev*- dent. No stronger proof of merit " he had. J. S. Jackson. Bridge St. Walter- *>oro, S. «•.. says: "My kidneys and back trill bled me for some time. 1 had pains through my loi is and s dull, grinding ache in thv* small of -iv JiacV I had » too frequent desire to pas^ the kidney secret 1 on* •sd I noticed that they contained sediment. When I saw Doan’s Kidney Pills advertised, I decided •v trv them and got a box from the Wa|te*borj Drug Co. They gave "e reMef at once, streng’iiening my bacg and kidneys and dr'ving away •he aches and painc. * I now* rest much better a*d enjev pood health, thanks to Donn’s K dney Pins." A l.»*tl«g Effect Later Mr. Jackson sii».: "I wib Mn-’v cnnflrm my former "'-oorse. '•'r* of Doan’s Kidnev P'|!s. I b^ve had no further peed of a kid. n - • "(Heine, for the benefit I had - • been permuuenf. You- mav "••t nue to use my name as a -eference." Prlc,. 50; at alt dealers. Don*, simply ask for n kidney remedy- - get Doan’s Kidney Pi’h- —^he same that Mi 1 . J ark som had. Foster Mil. h;,-n Co., Props..• HuITjIo, N. Y. 3. 4 4t I THgBAILEY-UBBT CO His Annoinictnieiit To The ^ • * ■* -. Ladies and Gentlemen o . ' , * • . The, time has come when every* lady or man shall think about their Eaater cloths^ For the h d-cj we have' just received a new shipment of shoes, hats and alsp a large assortment of silks in the very latest shades in solid and changeable colors. Also taffeta and messaline silks. This silk sells the world over for $1.00 and $1.25 a yard Our Easter price is 75c a yard. We handle the fango style corsets for ladies, a good bargain for a Dollar—ou:’ Easter price 49c. \ / / ■ - j AND FOR THE MEN WE HAVE RECEIVED An up-to-date line‘of low and high quarter shoes and hats and caps. All wool men's suits in brown, bule ;wd grey worsted serge, a good value for $15.00 and $18.00— our‘Easter price is $8.98. Others , which are good bar gains at $10.00 and $12.00—a .3-piece suit, our Easter price $5.98. If you are a true lover of fanions and wish to purchase, your Easter needs by saving 50 per cent on every Dollar, do not fail to come and see our line at Sobel & Bogoslow WHERE THE DOLLAR DOES IT DUTY 9 ■ A Good Watch that ke**ps correct time, and ,(]o<;R not need repairing often. x*. » » 4 Ik a treasure to the man of af. V • fairs that he values highly. We hav" a magnifh ent stock of fine watches in hunting and open- face for ladies and gentlemen, of the finest makes in the world jml in rieji ami handsome eases' besides chains, lockets, charm*, cuff links and all kinds of jew. r ^ ' ' ' elry. The S. Finn Jewelry Walterboro, S. C. x V X We have just received a carload of ALL-HARD BRICK. These must be sold at once, and in order toi'do so we wilkifter them at very reasonable prices. / UBBER ROOFING- CHARLESTON, S. & TO THE FARKLRS OF CIO LETON COUNTY: WK Ain: Till: AI.I NTS Kilt Till: ESTATE OF •>y % 1 AGE ■V We Pay Highest Cash Prices for D. TOW Lit < U/riV.ATon. IT I \VI! 4. PAY Jfc VO! TO IWIL’TIO.VTJL : »##e To Luri.- m wOiu ..t j..-• ..VXATJV:. J-V Y'M.., v-r 1 • i "1 .;h* >*•■1 .ne'»» ’ 'ii * •■ , ■ - . '— v— K. FHRH4RDT HARDWARF » Uhrbardt, S. C. ' & **'*■ • 4 j ■■■■. I . j Don’t jlive M9t.r pre-fit* awajp ship dfow.« ft- t-s by crir's ' •k »*i: ;.cu money next day. We pay highest pria & U,r green ; rJ j. i all kine- Beeswax. Tallow and old Metals. gM Lubber . rJ t . F. -. v ‘b.; | men! row. Stind for Price List. '*j ' CAROUNA HIDE & JUNK CO. j- CHARLESTON £. C. V 111 ■i ■ ■ ■ i 'mm •! / to