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} 7 -1 • V *• t APRILS, 1914. ,S, / THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. PAGE THREE The Price Maker Offers Tins Week BANQUET FOR ROAD SCOUTS ^9R CASH POUNDS OF V FOR v. X Also, Good Grade Rice, Ranging From $2.75 X To $4.50 Per Sack. Also, 1 wish to call your attention to my unsurpassed line of Groceries and General Merchandise. 1 have a full, w ell se lected stock and my prices are the lowest. THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND.” Write for Our Big. Free Catalog Today. OUR BEAUTIFUL 2-IN. POST BRASS/BED AT $8.75 / (FACTORY PRICE) REGULAR $15.00 VALUE AN UNBEATABLE CHALLENGE VALUE FROM OUK BIG HOME-TRADE^ PRICE-MAKER HOUSE FURNISHING CATALOG. K . Just think of it—here we offer this handsome, beauti fully finished brass bed at the usual price asked, for me dium grade iron beds. Our catalog which is free for th$» asking is iust full of such values. It makes Jt possible to have a brass bed in every home —a source of comfort and pride to the housewife. WE BUY THIS BRASS BED FROM~THE LARGEST AM ERL CAN MANUFACTURER OF HIGH-GRADE BRASS BEDS. 1 -XI '♦ £ $ , 14 D if? High-grade Brass Tubing Throughout, Highly' Polish ed and then Finished in Bright Gold Color with AMBER LAC- GENUINE ENGLISH HOT PROCESS 4, QUER IN MANY COATS. Fiilingtubes are full size—massive post ornaments—gold bronzed angle steel side rails full length and 4 feet 6 in. wide, it is 5.°» inches high at head; 33 inches at foot. ^ Get our catalog and read all about it and the many oth er unequaled values. There are many splendid opportunities offered in our catalog which is finely illustrated and carefully describes many items that you would buy right now if you knew of our prices. ‘ ' DON’T DELAY WRITING US FOR A CATALOG— DON’T BUY FURNITURE, RUGS, OR HOUSE FUR NISHINGS ANYWHERE BEFOE YOU HAVE SEEN IT Remember that every dollar we can save you means as mdch to you as a dollar earned. Write for the catalog today—it is free. > PHOENIX FURNITURE CO. x The Price Makers of the South CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROUNA. WOMEN FROM 45 )0 55 TESTIFY s' . a — TotheMeritof Lydia EL Pink- Ham’s Vegetable Com pound during Change - of Life. Westbrook, Me. — “ I waj passing through the Change of Life and bad pains in ny back and side and wajj so weak 1 could hardly do my housework. I have taken Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege table Compound and it has done me a let of good. I will re commend your med ian * to my friends ami give you permis sion to publish my Highway Authorities Pleased With Project of Federal Aid for Rich- mond-Atianta Route. • X-v-Sa Columbia.—An adequa't* scheme tor the mainrtenance of a publh- highway from Washington to Atlanta, to paas through Columbia and other Soutls. K Carolina cltiea. every day in the year, * ^ was outlined in addresses recently at the dinner given by the Columbli Chamber of Commerce to the engi neers of the United States department of agriculture and officials of the American Highway association.."^X" Those who heard the addresses were enthusiastic and the plan was pro nounced one of the beet that has been put forward for the general Improve ment of the highways of the South. This will he tht drat section of n highway In the United States to be maintained under the direction nf the federal office of good rands. It Is an experiment that is pregnant with ioe- sibiitties and ohe which faolda eat great promise. Briefly sketched, the plan of thn federal government and tha highway association is as follows: The shortest route between Wash ington and Atlanta la to be selected as the road tor experiment. Three of the best engineers in the service of the United States office of good roads are to be detailed for duty on the highway. All of the expenses of these engl reers are to be borne by the federal office and the highway association The engineers are to be assigned 300 miles of the highway, each, and In spection trips 'are to be made every ten days. Each comply along the route Is to guarantee so much per mile each year for’the maintenance of that particular stretch along the route. ,the fund to he expended by the county supervisor. - Co-pperation between the federal government and the county officials is to be the keynote of the plan. Hackhclitv. urinary disorders, an^ rheumatism, atw caused from weak. Inactive kidneys.^hich fall to Alter out the impurities and keep the blood SLEEP DRTMiG BLADDER WEAKNESS BACKACHE-RHEUMATISM QUICKLY VANISH ven Most 4'li'onic Sufferers Fl®d Relief After a Few I****. AH' XX VX Take® impurities and keep pure, and only way bri earth to permanently aniTposHlvely cih^such troubles. Is to remove the causeX The new discovery, Coxone. cure#- surh conditions because it reaches such condition^ because it reaches the very roots of the disease. It soaks right into the stopped up. in active kidneys, through the walls and linings; cleanse out the little fleter- ing cells and glands; neutralizes and dissolves the poisonous uric acid sub stances that lodge in joints and muscles to stretch and irritate and cause rheumatism:^lt neutralizes the urine so it no longer irritatea the tender membranes of the bladder, hnd cleans out and strengthens the Mopped up. jmiesa kidneys so they fllter and sftt all the poisons from the blood, and drive it out of tho system. X " ‘ So sure, se positive, so quick and lasting, are the results obtained from the use qf Croxone. that three do«M a day for a few days are Often nil that is required t6 cure the worst case of backache, regulate the moat, annoying bladder disorders, and over come the numerous other slmtta* conditions. • ^ It is the most wonderful prepara tion ever made for the purpose. . It is entirely different from all other remedies. Thefe is nothing else on •arth to compare with it. ft Is ao prepared that ItTs practically Impos sible to take it into the human sya- •**m without results. ► You can obtain, an original package of Croxone at trifling cost from gay flrst-class drug store. All drill are authorised to personally return the purchase price if Crqxone falls to give desired results, regardless of how old you are, how long you have suffered, or whet else has failed to cure you. 4.1. 5. f, f. 3. Crops Damaged Much. Georgetown. — Estimates must be cut- on farm production for this sec tion foe the current season. There is no doubt about that The first freeze three weeks ago did not do a great deal of damage, but the freeze a few days ago. coming on top of thg other one so closely, played hob on a num ber of farms and plantations.' ■» Three weeks ago it was estimated that the tobacco crop would suffer hurt of only about 10 per cent; now the est'mate runs as high as 23 per cent, assuming thn tthe remainder of the season wil^ be favorable. It i^ practically. certain, too.’lhat the har vest will be two to three weeks late, which is expected to have some bear ing. ^iim the price that will be receiv ed for the output of the tobacco fields. - nohot- V< tv table ,N testin*cnial.” — Mrs. La whence Mar tin. 12 King St. Westbrook, ?!aine. Mansion. Wis. — “ At th Otange of Life I suffered with ] tins ir n y back and loins until I couMt: t s?..X. I also ha-i nipht-swaats so that u. ■ shuets would be w.-t, I tri- I other n . dicir.e but fret nr> re!:.:. Af: t!e of Lydia F. Cotr.jVur.d 1 I - per. t > f.; * ai T I cor.tim: t its u>- ;> :• >i.< i. • 11: ’ pr.ins It ft rv\ th" i' M'- c '' v ' ^md hot f.Xv s ft rev.- K- . at :.i. t • r> ■’av r I was •^n differ r.t woman, i »:•••* w i have to thank vou for r..v a : tiru - 1 ,T —«! health ever since.” - Mrs. M. J. iX .v.'N'JLL. Mansion. Y.’is. The success cf Lydia F. ririkham’s Vepetab'e Compound, mtu fr< m roots and herbs, is urparalleied in such cases,. If yon want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine 4'o. (eoufl- dential) Lynn, Mass. Your,letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held iu strict confidtaee. LEDGERS AND BLANK BOOKS. TYPEWRITER RIBB6NS. A full upply jost received at The Press aad SUndard. '"Prices X, v * low, quality Good. Abo a fuD Hoe of peacils. Inks, Pen Staffs ' ' •, . • . . • and Print*, Writing Paper, and w . •v*; ' —y Interurban acrvice Opened. SpartanbunrfXw T’ai'.-enger pervlce was inaucufated on t*’e “intorurban” a few drfy< ago beiv.een Spartanburg and Greenvilli'. The tir>t car left Spartanburg iit 6:3<) o’clock in the mosning carrying a delegation~of citi zens from Spartanburg who desired to inspect the road. A delegation of citizen* of Greenville, headed by May or Marshall; came to Spartanburg In the Liorning and left the same after- nooa over the lines of the G.. S. A- A. The ynterurban will operate nine pas senger and two feright trains daily both ways, making a daily service of 23 trains. The passenger cars will be operated on a schedule of approx imately two hours and 20 minutes apart Council Bxtenda Time. Charleston. — City council a few nights ago exteaded from April 1 to August 1 the time of the Charleston- Summerville electric railway promot er* for starting work under terms ~of a franchise granted. It is understood that this company has a chance to secure a big loan, something like 1900.000, for linancirg a lir.e. provided $200,000 is raised here, apd more time is therefore Imperative This'electric railroad project has been under way for a couple of ymuk Change Csavention Dates. c lunit ia - Mir- Etta T:nt; liarron of C! ::: 1 . ter. t «te \. < --i.t.an I Tvmer ed reo • •jy t' ;.* f , ikth cnniial ! convention of the South C .rollna | hr. v< .. Ir.’»: .ff! -r of the ! King’s rVi’eXi i-• in (1 appoirit- ! . d to beT, M in Kii k Hill. M..y g. 7 CtEMt S. ' -’J and . ubi t. > < Id Inst, ad Ai.rll 2!*; Dr. Blackha-n' A'-'f!tair ) *4d Columbia i. ' rt* of the Stats Hospital for the invar. ■ r> - ertlXidect- ed Hr li. »i rhuu. -: i f are t^ms- portry clishHte of the work at fi’ark. and selected Hr Xargare^ \Y1 .resides of rtms’er CfjvrXtv as lady physician, noth selections afi* -aid to be tentporary. wi>ff th** probability of their being . permanent. I>r. Olin Sawyer of Georgetown declined to take charge of the work at State. Park, although expressing hia.appre ciation at haring been tendered the place Dr. Kinard Heads Andersen School. Andersen —Jamea P. Kinard. pfo- feasor of Engliab at the Citadel. Char- leeton, was. unanimously elected pres ident of Anderson college recently. He has accepted the position and will come .to Anderson soon after the Citadel close# Its present session. Dr. KlaArd. n native of Newberry, is a graduate o^-rie Citadel and of Jobna Hopkins University, Anderson Is re- Jolciag over Dr. Klnari's accepts ice. tor the people ks^w that his You Have Nasal Catarrh Not Very Bad, But— It Bothers You a Good Deal. Some people have nasal catarrh ’ TTo recall* t!ie fact‘that md know It. Not only the patient some now, wbtTtja h knows It. but all of hi* friends know • viousiy. he snores did not pro- It. Many people krinw It ttiat nn» not his friends. Just those people who happen to meet him In the street car or cm the public square. That sort of a nasal catarrh need not he described. Everybody knows the symptoms without? their disgust ing recital Peruna helps such cases every day. Thousands have attested to this fact unsolicited. Peruna benefits even the worst cases of old nasal catarrh. But there are oases of nasal ca tarrh not so ovld nt. fine nostril Is stopped today. The other nostril Is stopped tomorrow. Cannot br-athe freely through the nostril^ Eaay^to sneeze. Mucus Ip tlm hose too thick. Sometimes vVorms brownish lumps. Catch cold easily. Never quite free of a cold. These.gymptoms describe a case of subacute nasal catarrh Many people have it, ari l some who would not admit they have naso! ca tarrh. He knows he must blow' hi* nose freely.. He remembers that he does not breathe easily through the lo'St't • fiubacute nasal catarrh! Of w» might call It Incipient ra. a! catarrh. «>r, still betti r. rfir il catrrrh Just be ginning and becoming chronic. Now is the Urn * to tak*» Peruna. A little Peruna will do wonders at this rtnge 6f the disease, t^nuff a lit tle weak f dt water every morning (see '•Ills of Llf sent free by I»c- runa Co., .Columbus. Ohio), Just enough to c^ ar i>ut the nose. Take a dose «>f Peruna before breakfast. Hold it In the mouth. Let It trickle down slowly and breathe the fumes of it out through the nose as you sn allow jt. This will stop an incipient case of nasal catarrh in u few weeks. Stop it entirely. Th" nose b> . om-'s clear again. The breath Is sweet. Tho breathing free. No more snoring, or muffling, or sniffling, or catching cold easily.’ All of those things are in the past. An army of men and women have been bene tit < d by Peruna. You might ns well become one of the benefited oner ar to allow U.to go on any furih'r. pnng X In All Styles Shades We have just received * full line of Men’s suiU men’s ranis, Boy’s suits, Ladies and children’s dresvei laide’s » • *’ ' V ’ ’ f ^ ‘hats, largest line and latest styles, dry goods and shoes. Our business has so grown until it was necessary for us to increase the capacity of our store. Offering best line of goods at the lowest prices built our bjxiness. ' ‘ . “xV • - * -Come and see our stock and save moneys • * X"' • •> • x X - ' ' ' ZAUN 1 Clothing Store V a r SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES. JEWELRY, CLOCKS, ETC | WATCHES, ' J. A. WESTERBERG, Jewelry Store. " Next to Ppstoffke Fine Repair Work a Specialty. " ^ WALTERBORO,X : : : X S. C. Leroy Her*don of City. Rt 3. haa •ft for fluBBorvtlle, where he wtU take ^1 a botao tor thto year. He •vhrwcroeagaoled hy hie Rufoa Herndoa of City. Rt. 3. had bMtBOfo la Waeks last week. . P. K. WUll* of Cotta*trilto h tows. Hobday.