The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 25, 1914, Image 7
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MARCH 25,1914.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBCP.O, S. C.
PAGE SEVEN
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See the Picture of this Beautiful Stat
ion owned bv J. B. FENDER, one mile
and a half West of Walterbbro.
Why not raise prize winning Colts?
Attention
Colleton
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Parmer^
You Have Tbe Seed,
We Have The Feed.
A Swap Is What We Need
Meal and Hulls, both. high-grade
and full weight. Don’t rob your
land; return to it the seed equiva
lent in Teed 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 supply the local demand.
We apppeciate your business.
WALTERBORO OIL MILL
BRICK!' BRICK! BRICK!
We have just received a carload
of ALL-HARD BRICK. These
must be sold at once, and in order
to do so we will offer them at very
reasonable prices.
ESTATE OF • - *-
fi. A SAVAGE
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v SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES.
JEWELRY; CLOCKS, ETC.
' WATCHES, "
J. A. WESTERBERG, Jewelry Store.
FineRej
WALTERBORO
STERBERG, Jewelry Store. j
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tepair Work a Specialty." J
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Tells «»r OrKuni/aijon ami \V«»rk
Salvation Army,*
Mr. Editor:
On April 10, 1529 there was boru
Mi the city of Nottingham. England;
•'♦babe who was «l‘«tlned to become
a ereat man. This babe was named
William Booth. I cannot state bere
* ■** earlv ('duration and aurround-
ings. I will leave this period oL.hL*
life, and so.far as that is concerned,
much more'of his life blank so that
each fader may (III in at big own
option.
- However. In his twenties William
Booth became a minister of the Oos.
pel, and a Uttl” later on he took «p
evangelistic ‘work. On going to
London to hold a revival he found
.that most of the inhabitants of that
great ciy attended no place of.
worship at all. This fact pricked
Booth to his v^ry heart’s core, for
he was a great fover pf men. “What
can be done-for London?” he asked
himself. And like a lightening
Hash th« word mission prompted H-
••If in his mind. So he began the
"Lrirtlan Mission which soon grew
to he e birsc, organization. Booth
outided thc Wission on military lines
•id he hims n lf was thereafter called
lea. Booth. In 1878 this mission
•us re-christened the Salvation Army
'"nder this name It has become wide
ly known, and has grown to immens"
proportions. Toda" the drum of
the Salvation Army la heard around
the world.
As have seen above the Salva
tion Army Is a rellrtoim orgsn’rs-
a'ming to evangelize the masses
who are outside of the inf!u n nce of
the churrh«s. Did you know
that there are some christaina in oir
*'orches who would not think of
speaking for Jesus on the streets to
th n way-ward masses of humanity as
they pass to and fro? Oh. Christian,
away with pride! Did not our Sav
iour on a certain occasion use a boat
as his pulpit. I tell you my ehrlst_
Ian friends If the unsaved won’t rome
to us it is our duty as Failders of the
''rosa to go to th r m. This Is what
the Salvation Army is doing. Miss
Evangelln Booth, daughter of Oen
Booth, is now comander-ln-chlef of
the Salvation Army. Her head
quarters la in New York City; but
she goea around to differxat sections
of America superintending the work
and making speeches. She made
a couple of speeches here in Louis,
vllle last Friday. In one of her
addresses fefae said. “The Salvation
Army surpasses all other charitable
institutions in thgl it not only gives
peace to the souls of those with whom
they come in contact/*^ Were I call
ed upon to select a motto for this
great and noble organization T think
•1 would lustiftably select the word
“OTHERS.”
W. Black.
Louisville. Ky. March 18. 1914.
NOTICE.,
Those wishing to place orders for
monuments ftiay see Try son, L'T^jr
Halford, at home. He will take
them and forward them at once at
best prices. .4e»« him befor" you
buy.
Rev. 11. K. Halford.
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SPECIAL
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SALE
Going On At
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THE
Clothes Den *t Make the Man,
But They Often Make
An Opportunity
The better dressed you are, the better
S'our t fuaces in busuiess and society.
You are judged by your appearance.
Thai's why your clothes should be cut
and made to your own measure. A
Rose & Company suit, hand tailored
just (or you, will be of the highest
quality and latest fashion and will cost
you less than most “ready-made** suits.
A Satisfaction Guarantee goes with
every Rose & Company suit, or no
money changes bands. Let us meas
ure you today.
Surprise Bargain
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
will Help Other Women.
Hines, Ala.—"I must confess”, snys
Mrs. Hula Mae Reid, of this place, “dial
Lardui, the woman’s tonic, has done me
a great deal of good. ..
Before I commenced using Cardui, I
would spit up everything I ate. I had a
tired, sleepy feeling all the time, and was
irregular. I could hardly drag around,
and would have severe headaches con
tinuously. f
Since taking Cardui, I have entirely
quit spitting up what I eat. Every thing
seems to digest all light, and 1 have
gained 10 pounds in weight.”
If you are a victim of any of the numer
ous ills so common to your sex, it is
wrong to suffer.
For half a century, Cardui has been re
lieving just speh ills, as is proven by the
thousands of letters, similar to the above,
which pour into our oitice, year by year.
Cardui is successful because it is com
posed of ingredients which act specifically
on the womanly constitution, and Helps
build the weakened organs back to health
and strength.
Cardui has helped others, and will help
you, too. Get a bottle today. You
won t regret it. Your druggist sells il.
Writr to : Outtanoora Medicli* To..!.»JliV A !-
visf»ry l>t»pt., Chattan<*»fc..,-Tfrin., for Sjtrciul In*
ttrn tionf on your .us* anj h„,k, H • i*
Treauociu lor W«Bm.''*cnt i n *l»,nwiarp.-r,..Ny. UaJ
HOUSE
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As Follows:
Men’s Suits
Men’s Fine Clothes
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\ ou tion'l Lmw what fine <!othe$—
fine in style, m ht, in quality. in expert
tailoring — are until ycj wear a suit
tailored *tw year measure by the gn at
Chicago Tailors, Rose & Company.
It makes no difference how precise or
exacting your demands may be, we
take particular joy in serving the man
who refuses to be satisfied with any
thing short of the best obtainable. We
not only guarantee to give him abso
lute satisfaction, but' we save him
money while making him a suit that
will bear the stamp of bighest quality
and the latest fashion.
$7.00 and $8.00 Men’s Suits, Sale Price. * $4.98
10.00 and $12.00 Blue Serge Sale Price $7.50
$M).00 and $12.00 Mixed Goods, Sale Price ; $7.50
$12.50 *11 worsted suits. Sale Price.. *$10.00
The very latest style Ladies Dresses, $1.50 and $1.75 values/Sale Price 98c.
250 pairs of Sample Shoes, $2.50 and $3.00 values, Sale Price : $1.75
Big values in Ladies and Children’s Shoes. x - I
v iuadies Heavy fur cloaks, 52 inches long, value $6.98, j$ale Price $4.50
' Ladies Skirts,/rom 50c up to $5.00.
All colors of offti
ting, only in fancies, at..... / x \ .... v. •. < 5c
Men’s pants. Special sale going on from 98c up to. .$4.00
Indies and Men’s rubbers at.. 50c.
Our Millinery is. the lowest priced pnd the biggest assorted ever shown in Colleton
County. • «
Our Dress Goods departments the biggest and at the lowest prices. It will pay you
to give us a call before you will buy your goods. We also take orders for the well known'
Rose and Go.’s tailor made suits, ranging from $13.50 up. We also sell wholesale and
retail at the * *
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J, Frank, Manager.
\At Dr. I’adgetCs Old Stand.
And please specially notrtN^that there is only one J. T rank in town and he is manager
of the new stores
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WOKHKEKOM HOME
Statement* That May la* InveMigat-
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SEND FOR PRICES.
Mr* John Y. Beach represents ns in
, , Walterboro.
Established in 17M
" Oldest Firm In America
D. A. WALKER.
OS Meeting Street,
When a Walterboro citizen com**
to the front, telling Ms friends and
neighbors of his -P^ience you .^n
relv on hi* slnceflfy. Tbe^ siaxe.
ments of people residing In far av^a>
places <to not command >onr con-
tldencc Home endorsement is « »•
kind that bucks Doan’s Kidney Pi U
Such testimony Js conviiicinr_ 1»J-
vestigation proves it true. Below
r. statement of a Walterboro resi-
dent No stronger* proof o. m* nt
“kM,,,. BrHp* *•• V.»X
ho o S (•,. says: “My kidnevv, and |
troubled me for some « me
’ hnd tiains through n.y !of is and n
^rinding a< he m the siiu!.
,V I I.J I had :< too f e«|<!‘-n'
leuire fo puss the kh.ne\ !•• *>
nd -I noticed that they rorxn^i!
sediment. When l saw
Kidnev PIUS adv, rn:.-d^kd.T.d«iK
try them and goi a froniH>
Walter bon Drug <>»' T!iev>i'u\
!l( . re’ief'ut oncpCmTetiRtuehfnR «‘5
hack and kidp^ys and drjvTtn- 'a-vav
the aclies^rtol pains. - I •‘ f)v '’* s
much tyefu-r and enj^T good te.R!,.
tlmpks u> Poan'.s/Kidney •
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Mr. >ii'k.on s;...: 1 "li
my former endorse.
Doan's Kidney Pill.:. I
no further need of :» kid
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BLINDS
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ment of
have hdd -- - , , .
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until! ue
reference
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simply ask
get Doan’s
that Mr.
bii , ‘n r ’o..
3. 4. 4t
at all dealers. lion;,
for a ‘ kidney remedy
Kidney IMHs the r::m>
.l.icpKoii liad. Foster MiL
.. If ii 3 a I". N. Y.
J U M Hi;- |>t (or Ba ka he ami HIu m-
inati-iti
Foley Kidney T*i!F n;e so tl‘
ty effe. live tor haekat he, rlie.i'i .<
tls'm, swollen, a-hing joints, ktdt ev
and bladder atln.o ntsjUt** the;, n-
reconynend'd ev^iryxCunre. A. A
Jeff.ords, M.tirew. Nehr . srr>- M
druggist rec'innn ioled l < !r > ix:d.
uey Pills for pain in my Latk. and
beforfa 1 fin! dieM/mc l»'dtte. nr pld
troubio entirely disappeared,
MOULDINGS
AND
MILLWORK
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Professional Notices.
R. M. JEFFERIES,
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Attorney-at-Law,
sFICE IN THE PRESS AND
lNDARD BUILDING.
terboro, S. C.
Will Practitc in All (’ourfs.
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DR. A. J. ANDERSON,
DENTAL SURGEON^ '
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W.U.TFRROltO. S. C.
Aaspciated wiMi Dp: 1) J Mcl -
hany in office le xt to W.ilterbe.o
Drug Company. I' it .1 Office Hours
PHOM; l!7.\.
rubber
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CHARLESTON, S. &
DR. JVO. H. HICKS, DKNTINT.
E1IRHARDT, H. C;
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; each month, and at CoHeton the
balance of I he month "
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LETO.'i COUNTY:
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