The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 20, 1914, Image 7
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Mildred' Louise
/MILDRED LOClSE is said t o Jiave the most beautiful Hair
that ever adorned a woman’s head, and her methods for keeping
it fluffy, clean atfd beautiful are famous the world over. Any
woman who will follow out her suggestions can have beautiful
hair, clear complexion and enj oy perfect health.
Mim Airdoiis:’ My bust deXiop-
>d formula will increase^our^bust to
plump roundness pnd fullpt with*
put question, ev^n though your pre
vious develo: tpenfbas^beeu lost. Af
ter meals pud at hemline take twi
teaspoonfnls of blobdlne. Then ma*-
sage busts night and mornlns with
rose-tone.
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tlrfi you j an get at th*» drug store.
iet\it in the original package.'
"OP'e Morb" says: 1
* , formula for bust development and
! t |a wonderful. Please rive nm
vc’tr black-head formula.
Get from your druggist eight '.ml a
half ounces' of bloodino In original
/ r T 'acknge. Then massage face mrV
and mornihg with rosetonr.
Miss S. G. \\.: r Thin shampoo will
• ~/'t the dead skin and s<-.rf r.gi.t
out of t' n scalp pores, where • ,..p
' and wat r and other shanirooe never
v ill. Try it and you will be «onv':nc-
. ,m1. ‘ Ask your druggist far sarte'ne.
MlasN^. S. T.: A complexion, mar
velous for its clearness, pinky white
ness and softness, will be produced
by the liberals use of rosetone. - Hub
Ms cream on the entire face liber-
rlly.' lyu the cream dr>- on the faew.
Ilopeat this again at night. Any
pond.druggist wjll sell you an ounce
•of rosetone.
Myrtle F.: Pimples will disap
pear In short rrder and stay awn'
,v using bloodintv It is a ltc|U,d
ft. L. L : Yes. her face must look
•’n years younger without the wrln-
’es and yours wil show, the same
'r '.provenient if you use my recip«-
f*.r this vegetable jelly, which you
'n'prepare very cheap at home. It
cured my wrinkles very quickly and
1 still use it as a preventive. Get an
^j-nre of. kotnox at your druggists,
di: o'lve it in half pint cold water
and add two tablespoonsful of gly-
erine !» should be uscl often and
irked well into ihe pores. It pro
mts the skin against tan-and freck-
’<• while acting as a food In round-
jug ou' hollows.
THE PRgSS
UDARD, WALTERBCRO. & C.
SPEAK IN CHERAW
WIM. MKKT WITH OAK GROVK.
lias .\cce|4e«l Invtuuloa for, Araleer-
•sarj Celebration July «.
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Anderson. Mcy 18.—Viaitora from
Chera.w here reently declared tha.
Woodrow Wslson. President of the
United Ptater, has accepted an Invi
tation to visit Cheraw on Jcly I next
and mcka an address, the oecasio:.
being the celebration of the J58th
Kind IHvislon of Col let on .%MMorlntkNi
"'ill Hold Union Services.
The First d.ivision of the Coljeton
lav ion will meet with Oak Grove
‘‘berch on Friday before the fifth
Sunday In May. at In o'clock. Tho
following program will be carried
out: _■
!’ra:>r service by tho Motleratot:.
' ^Introductory sermon at 11 o'clock
by Kcv. L. 15. Ackerman.
At 1. o'clock Foregn Mirsions will
158th 11"* Uircuseed: tai^its bounds; (b)
ansiiversafy of the founding of the Aitw« umpHshnicnts: (c ( its present
If yo:.: cannot -ccur^.any article you wish mentioned above
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from your druggist write to American Proprietary Co., Boston,
Mass/, ard they will supply you:
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A. J. HYDRICK
N IS IN THE RACE
Kupior ruts th angcluti i' f M
•^Kaco fof \tt«>nK*.v fictier.tl.
,v t
prangeburge. May-15. T’l’r.gr: po
litical arc btgir.nin. ti. . r’.ig«* o th-
r.itcntiou of the people of Orange-
hnfg county, ami it is porriblc that
Orangeburg will hpve tw,o aspirants
for rtate nlflcrs in the primaries thi^
pitirmer. Captan James H. f laff'
bar. clroady announced lv " catujrua-
cv fer adjutant and inspector g»*ner-
el. Captain claffy. has long been
identified' with the militriry affairs
of this state and his experfew*' rjf
doubt wilK fit him for the pokirlc.'i
he is seeking. X \ >
A rumor whXh has. necn , pret*y
widely cirrqlfued .n this section i
Fo th«>ffe
Fngagcment Announ<e<l.
Bamberg. May Id.-- Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Black of this city announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Pearl, to James Thomcjs Burch, ol
ITorefjcc. the wedding to tu.ke pbr< e
in J un-
Mrs. Ottie Harbesow. of Grover
spending a few weeks with her p;
rents cf near J.odge.
is
glfMi—Kewnrd—gl no.
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j 'Th^--readers of this paper will he
1 pleased to learn that^ there is at
least one dreaded disease «at sri-
; once has l>een able to cure in all its
j stages, and that is fatarrh. Hall's
jsf’atarrh ^ure is the only positive
that Andrew J. Ilydrhk. i cure npvv known to the medical fra-
- terpify. Catarrh being a constitu
a local arftorney, will be in*The race
for ajdorney general/bur s-jj far ar
caXbe learned Mr. Hydrick has not
finitely announced 1;U* intention in
the matter. .Should he decide to en
ter the contest,. It is very likely tha*
both he and Captain flatty w II be
ilberally ptipj'.of’ed by the voters of
\their hoi.vc county. . • *
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far MALAVIIA or CHILLS 4 FEVER,
break t
Five or six doses will
f M taken then fa a took the Fever will not
return. It acta on the Kvar better-tkan l
not Iripcornckea. 25c ;
tionati disease, requires a <oasiitu
tionalx treatment. Hall’s Catarrh
Cure is Uikcn internaliy, acting dl
rectly upon the blood and mucous
v-urfaooR <ifXh** system, thereby de-
' *troy ng thr foundation of the dis-
* ease, and giving-the patient strength
i by building up the eohstitution and
{assisting nature in doing its work
The proprietors.have so much faith
j iq its curative powers that they of
for One Hundred Dollars for any
i case that ir fails to cure. ftKnd for
li.'t of hestimonials. Address F. J
t ( I.'KAEY A- GO.. Toledo./O. ' Sold
j b> all druggists 7*»c.. Take Hall's
' P.iis t;>r constipation. ■/
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lUtle rity of the Pod Doa River. The
Hon. Josephus Daniels. Secretary of
the. Navy, tnd the Hon. davld Hous
ton. Secretary of Agriqulture, have
ilso,accepted invBatioqa te tc proc-
.*nt and. piake adtlreses.. ;
The (Tier&w lu-iporatic Club has
‘he distinction of beinf tbe first♦luh
-n the United States to pass a reso
lution endorsing Woodrow Wilson
for President of the United States
Vt that time Mr. Wilson was merely
being mentioned every how and the,,
in various parts of the country as
a possible candidate. The Cheraw
club sent instructed delegates to the
Chesterfield County fonventiph to
Introduce and support a s.milar res
olution In the county convention. Mr
Wilson, after receivlhg the ncmina
tion at the Baltimore Convention,
wrote letters of appreciation to th"
Democrats of Cheraw. He stated in
felt as if he werh well aequanited
with the people of that town as his
father and uncle had preached there
and he had heard so much from them
about the town and Its people, ifo
promised to visit the town the nrst
opporunity he received.
The visiors there state that W. F.
Stevpuson went to Washington fropi
Cheraw jhree or four days ago and
presented the invitation to the ere-
idem, stating that it was the earnest
desire of the people that he be pres
c-nt f^ir th? anniversary celebration
This celebration will extend througli
three dXs and the dates were JPft
open to thXpresident. It is'spid'tha
ihe (’resident sugg-sted either July
K or It. the ox^HA date to be detenu
ir. ed later.
The rommttee oV arrangements of
the tow n of Cheraw has engagements
with representatives oXpassenger de
part ments of*all the fairroads iQ tlu
state, the coaference to be held i’t
Cheraw Friday when plansSwill I"
made for special trains and special
tow rates. Trains will be ope;
from every sect ton, of the two C
linas. it is declared. Since this is tb
only invitation President Wilson h
accepted for the summer to make a
speech, a great deal of Importance
is. ,attached to whr.t he will have to
say. It is thought that he v.'Ul speaK
on his policies, outlining what In
hopes to accomplish during the n
mainder of his term.
needs. Ud by .HeC J. S. McFinch
Jtid othere. . ■ ' •
Saturday. 10 o’clock. Prayer ser
vice. 11 o'clock, preaching. 12:00
o'clock— ••1h the Baptism of-thc Holy
Ghost for the people of today; If fo.
how are His powers manifested?—*
Hev. J. M.'Craven and othera. .
Sunday, 11 a. m.. missionary eer-
nion. by Bev. P. W. Warren.
JOSEPH LANG DALE.
Secretary.
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Scrofula, Malaria
Skin Disease
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Because tt Purities
ihe Blood"
LIPPMAN’S GREAT REMEDY—P. P. P.
t^USTl
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P. V. UPPMAN, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
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SEWS HAIR
ON BALD HEADS
Xo I'w* Now to I'arry a Pate Whi
Hcm*itihie* a Hilliard It:;.:
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Budapest, May If.—A method of
se wing hairs to the human scalp in
rases of baldness has been success
fully used by Dr. Sxekely at the Hos
pital of Saint Stephene in„this city.
The number of hairs placed in the
head of one patient has been a r'.Ugh
as 50.080. One hundred hairs are
draw n through punctures in the scalp
in every square centimeter and af
both ends are left free this’makes
over 1,000 hairs to each squar'.^Bfch.
In the operation very fuX gold
.wires are used, 1-500 of an inch in
diameter, and fine long hairs iiom
a woman's head are attached to
these. The gold loop acts as an.aii-
I’or. which a“fter sterilization is in
troduced in»o the subcutaneous tis
sue. ^ here it is slightly twisteil. thus
holding thr- hair in permanent posi
tion. Ih'sjs claimed that 5oo t hairs
e'tn thtrs he planted in tor’e-tiuartefs
of an •hour. A special iastrument
h ts hyetf designed by Dr. S he!'
for planting the gold wires, whih arc
so fine that after the wtjrk .v
pleteil for plantinV H'.uoo hair’;
there is only one gram of reld left
in »the s< alp, „*• /
The hair becomes,perfe<.tl> neur
al alter a capsule of tiV'- i • t rms
around the gold knot. The nUanr-
matioti. entirely disappears, v. bin
ten days alter the pib ratio’’ ami no
e\il results have, qnstie/l fret,! a’ . of
the plantings. - .The^ hair < .u 'In-
■ ry’i.eij in the ordinaly\v:\ . J*>: the
operj.tjon and the doctor's 'earliest
patient, who underwent ,tl'»e erregar
t»on seven years ago. has a IX uti-
:ul head'of natural glossy hatr-
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‘McCoiiBoa’8 tre Sire tobe Pure”
That's what customers say. You
can’t iool tha housewivea on Flavoriul
Extracts, Spices and Baking Powder.
That is why they are insisting on
McConnon’s. * ’ *
MeCsaosm’tFlovoriut* are the standard
Everywhere. Competitors say "As
good as MeConnon's." Stick to tha
genuine MeConnon’s and get fall
strength goods every time.
McCtmueu’s Grommd Spices arc abac*
lutely pure and we put them up in our
celebrated Sanitary Sealed Spice Can.
Inaiat on getting this can, the spice
keeps a .greet deal better in it. •
• MrCeneee’s Bekisg /todrr—one tee*
spoonful to h quart of sifted flour. This
powder will please you and the price is
loRr li -*Get at least tve cans from the
selesman, he calls only two or three
ytox.
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3. DuBOIS.
McConnon Man »
BRONCHmS CONQUERED
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Roycrsford, Pa., Man Tells llcnr.
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At this non eon cf ya^jssjfGrvtieh
rudder, chnngcx, it i* so easy to' lake
cold, and almcrt licforc one ’is aware
there; ir. inii run nation in tho hr? c- hlal
taf e!«-*a haru couch and unless
ihecl.fd in Utah ebrocic »-ul::ipnaiT
K-o rJcr. ruisy rpsuL, ' 1 . »
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PrafessionauKolices.
R. M. JEFFERIES,
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Attorney-at-Law,
OFFICE IN COURT'HOUSE.
Walterboro, S. C.
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Will Practice in All Courts*
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DR, A. 1. ANDERSON.
DENTAL SITROEON.
OKFH’E HOURS:
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pone the price persuaded you to buy. Suppose you found that it /
used so much ice that you could hardly pay the ice hilts. Hup- A
pose—but why not buy a refrigerator of the ’’quality first'* char-'
acter. A refrigerator that wasts tee la too costly to be used.
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Ouf Household
’ Special
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We have-a special In this line
which we are sure you-will find
most satisfactory. It is known
In this store as The ilouM>lM»l«l
SlMt lnl a name it ha* earned—
and we hate found It such a fa
vorite that we buy big quantities
>f them. This Ifofrigerator is 30
inches wide, has a depth of 1ft
Inches, is 44 inches in height and
has-an'ice ea-paeity of «5 pounds
— it has a seamless Bottom ant)
porcelain-steel lining...
$29.50
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aTrangrd with an outsiite icing /
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p<trch xshuh kteyi the ice tn;,h
with hn nxtdd/ tracipr and
l>otlj.er out»«lr <l’e hiisrie. They
may he equipped with ice
Water cooler/ special rac k, for
bot'tlrd heverigec attd other
conyenient e» not fovmd in the
ordinary/relrigerator and ar
ranged for either ice «>f me.
meal refrigeration.
thanu
rator so
There is quality In every Refrlgerafor s«dd by us.
the extent of our line—all sizes ami all shapes.
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JEWELRY, CLOCKS, ETC
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J. A. WESTERBERG, Jewelry Store.
. Next to Postoffice
Fine Repair Work a Specialty.
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