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MARCH 25,1914.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C.
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Maker (Ufa’s
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FOR CASH
Grain Rice At
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PER QUART
Good Grade Rice, Racing From $3.00
Per Sack.
Also, 1 wish to call your attention to my unsurpassed line of
Groceries and General Merchandise. I have a full, well se
lected stock and my prices are the lowest.
IVntli of H.Jl. smith.
It. H. Smith denaTted thm life on
Saturday, March .yth. 1»14. at ths*
ng” of forty-six ycaVs him ten mor.ttia>
Me leaves a «iie ami nine children:
also a mytlier. five hrotiiers, end five
hister’a to niourii his loss.
11" was laid*to'rest ti. the Soith-i
Maptist t'emetery on Monday the 16th
at the hour of 1*.’ o’clock in the pre...
ence of a larm* concourse of sor
rowing relathes and friends to hid
him his last farewell. The funeral
-rvices were conducted by ^is pas
tor, Her.’ J. C. Lawson. lie was
Blcit seven months and all w as-don*
for him that lovlhft hands and hearts
could do
We deeply sympathise with the
bereaved family. It was hard to
give him up. but Cod konws oeet.
Remember that God’s Will be done
Thou hast cone to rest where there
is no pain nor sorrow, bat Joy an*
tt| the end. Where we shall meet
to part no more. We must remem.
her that God never makes a mistake,
but all .things work out together for
the beat.
Sleep on, dear Uncle, and take thy
reai.
For we love yon. but God loved yen
v beat.
Thon art gone but not forgotten.
H* was a faithful member of Smoakn
Baptist Church. ,4
Aaleep In Jesus, blessed sleep.
From which none ever wakes to
weep.
A Loving Nephew.
Bishop. BreUad. %,
On Sunday afternoon. Match 15.
1914.-one of the prettiest borne mar
■‘inses ever witness«d in the Sniders
community ocrured at .he home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Bishop, when
Meir daughter. Mfss Addle. r>«oatn.-
the bride of Mr. O. Kearse Rreland
of the Bethel section.
Rev. Paul K. Crosby of Ruffln, in
a" very impressive manner, ti'd the
Xjlvor cord which linked their lives
lOgfther. The bride, b^ing one of
our prettiest brunettes, looked more
winning than ever before when at
tired in her bridal robe*. She wore
a beautiful dress of white sueslno
<ilk trimRi"d with laces and ribbons.
As Miss Bishop the bride was one
of the most popular young ladies of
her community and has a host of
friends who t egret losing her from
their midst. ' After the ceremony
the happy couple left for th* ir future
hon" In the Bethel section followed
iby the best wishes for a smooth sail
ing and a long, h.tppy voyage on the
matrimonial s^a from their nutner.
cus friends.
Brown Eve:;
THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND.”
<».\I\S 10 POUNDS IN 10 D\^S.
hi-makkabi.i’ RESULTS J>K THE
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1,1 VE TABLETS i\ MANY
CASES-vor m YIlflWN• 'B Y
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IMM;’. I. IT VOUB'-iild’ IH'YlYt.
» a JiON >f Tonolii"* TaM"t \o\Y ;
liki' the eff n, t« of iintf new »r< at-
mont. Ton dine Tab - .-: -..r'bX 1 n.c
up 'of weight and >»• nerve to-.-. .
It-nwi'd more like n tnlravle than a
medicine.” said a well known gen
tleman yesterday in speaking of the
revolution that hao taken plate in
his condition. "I began to think
that there whs nothing on earth that
could make me fat. I tffr'i »«>»*<»*•
digestives, h r avy eating, diets, milk,
beet* and almost everything else v«»u
could think of. liut without result. ’
\nv man or woman who is th.n
<an rXovdr normal weight by the
best ue .v treatment Tonotin» Tan’.etJ.
“I Havp been thin for >’°»rs atpl be
gan tothink it was natural for m«
to he that way. Finally I read abou'
the remarkable proc^ses brought
about by use, of ^Tonolitte ral" 1 . »"» -
decided to trv my<eif Well. \vh'a I
look at my; . If in the mirror now . 1
think it is somebody else. ! tv-’ 1
put on just forff pounds <’0' V- th
last forty ,t < • and m v<*r felt stron-
ger or more ‘ii ’•"vv in niy life
Tonoltne Tab? 1 are ?* pnA u f'ln-
ducer tij nutrition. iimreas<v~ '• w-
growth! tmrfijistdes attiTas a mves -
result- btMT*'-. uti. nntsde*'. and solid
Healthy ti-^h. and rounds out the
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'‘stylish in- :■ nvthin;;l Jb- v •"♦•ar. be
cause, of thcTr tl.itnic^s this r-'tnar.^a-
ble treatn; st may prove; revelation.
I; i- a b -autv tnarke as welj • ' s» torn
builder and nerve strengthener,
Tonoiine Tabs cost ?l"<!, for a .'0-
davs’ treatment, at druggists, or
mailed by American Proprietary Co.
Boston Mass.
Folev CattbarUe Tablets are en.
Hrely effective, thoroughly demis
ing and always pleasant -in action.
Thev contain blue t!ag.*are a remedy
for constipation and sluggish liver,
and a tonic to the bowels, which are
. improved by their use. Try them.
They do not fail to give relief and
satisfaction.
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and it is a friend maker for this store. Compare it with
other bed outfits and you will see that it carries maximum
merit. /
I HI£ BED—A Bernstein l)oublc*Hook, with a 2*inch .
continuous post, chilless, finished with five coats of snow
white enamel baked on.
THE SPRING—N one other than the famous National.
THE MATTRESS—A 45*pound Imperial Felt Mat
tress, a better mattress than that usually offered you in bed
outfits. ^ . ,
1 HE. PILLOWS—One pair of feather pillows.
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Opening
Smoaks Mercantile Company of Smoaks wishes to an
nounce to their friends and patrons that their Millinery
Opening 1 will be conducted Thursday and Friday, March
26th and 27th. .
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You are cordially invited to call and see our beauti
ful display of Hats which comprise the latest designs for
the season.
Dry Goods and Notions .
We are also glad to say that we have the best line
of Dry goods and notions that we have ever carried,.and
are sure that we can supply your needs in nearly every
line carried by a general store.
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Men’s and Boys’ Clothing
Also we have an up-to-date line of Men’s and Boys*
Clothing. Hats. Caps and are expecting the best line of
Men’s and Boys’ Straw Hats that we ever saw and are I
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sure that we can suit you.
Shoes and Oxfords
Our other special line is Shoes and Oxfords. We have
a great many styles in stock now and are expecting this
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week the best line that has ever been shipped to this
place, and we do not think that we exaggerate when we
say this. >_•
^Don’t forget us when you ara ready to buy. We are
always glad to show you. and last of all. don’t forget the
dates of Opening, March 26th and 27th. r /
SMOAKS
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fuHy JiwivhvdTfra'S lie<l at the ii'»ual price asked-for me
dium gptde mm- beds. Our catalog which > r>et*. fur the
;i5kingX> u)st futl of such \ijlues.
At. makes «t mxifjle to have a bras* bed in every lv>me
s-.o,»y«* -*f fit and pride to tk.c housewife.
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THEY will propel \our wood
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saws, your cream separat
ors, your corn shellers, your ,
- grist mill in fact all kindr, j
of small machinery about
the farm.
THEY will fuFnish power for
any kind of machinery from
a grind stone to a large corn
or grist mill. The I. H. ('.
line of engines are unexcell-
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prices. We carry a foil
stock of them. Call and ate
them.
A. .WKHUUUi SOM
Simpkins Prolific Cotton
Puts the farmer at an advantage bepau.se he is first in
the market with his crop. V
THE EARLIEST COTTON IN THE WORLD.
Ninty Days From Planting to Boll. Grows More
Cotton to the Acre.
SUPPLY IS LIMITED. ORDER QUICK.
Hie Only Genuine Sold in this State.
W. H. MIXSON SEED CO„ CHARLESTON
Sole Dlstribaton for Snath Carolina.
Also AB other Seeds. Write for Catalogue, v
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GENUNE ENGLISH HOT PRQkES % S ■ AMBElt L.U-
(H ER IN VANA ( OATS. ^ ^ ,
Filling tubes are full size—'massive |>d>l ornamcnts—tg&id
bronzeo angle steel side rai|> full length and I feet 6 in,
wide, it is 5;> inches high at head; .‘id ipches-at foot.x X
diet our catalog and read ail about it and the mAnyCth-
er uheiiualed value*. ' v X
There are many splendid' opportunities offered in our
catalog which is finely illustrated knd carefully describes
many item> that you would buy right now if you knew’ of
our prices., X * » '
DON'T DELAY WRITING US FOR A CATALOG—
DON’T BUY FURNITURE, RUGS, OR HOUSE FUR
NISHINGS ANYWHERE BEFOE YOU HATE SEEN IT
Remember, that every dollar we can save you means as
much to you as a dollar earned. Write for the catalog
today-rit is free.
PHOENIX FURNITURE CO.
The Price Makers of the South 1
CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA.