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SEPTEMBER 23, 1914. • » * THE PRESS A&D STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. How, when and where to shop to the best advantage. * . > It is the economical way of managing the home, * and HERE IT IS. . ’ We have just returned from the North with the largest line of DR\ GOODS we have have ever carried. We, have th i largest amount of LADIES Up-To-Date coat you have ever seen in Wfdterboro end the latest styles. 1 he prices are reasonable. It will pav you to cal! and see them before they are picked over. We want every woman in thi> county tonow .<f th? enticing offerings we 'are making In Dry ClijODS and ladies’ specialties. Included in this splendid array are ’imdreds of articles needed every day in the year and* jeh canlie purchased now'- This is the ow, the When and the Where, and we hope see you among the many who are taking advantage Lhis^cxccptior.al opportunity. 71 Committies of S. S. Work * . • - ■<# Th« following aro the loegl eon*. • “Geh-H” for Oond sSrewsEri.. 0» Account Of Jewish Holiday ■ Waiterboro’s Popular Store g : y*s:CSBC- ou Have Nasal Catarrh Not Very Bad, But— it Bothers You a Good Deal. oe people hare nasal catarrh; He recall* the fact that he snores know it. Not only the patient some now, whereas he did not pre- * It, but all of his friends know lany people know it that are not 'riends. Just those people who an to meet him in the at-reet car i the public square, at sort of a nasal catarrh need te described. Everybody knows ymptoms without their disgust- ecitaL ■una helps such cases every day. lands have attested to this fact kited. Peruna benefits even the cases of old nasal catarrh. . there are cases of nasnf. ca- down slowly and breathe the fumes not £o evident.^*-One nostril of it out through the nose as you ed today. The other ntotjU Ml jtewallow it. ed tomorrow. Cannot b^h’) > T‘‘is will stop an .aciplent case of viously. Subacute nasal catarrh! Or we mliht call It incipient nasal catarrh. Or, still better, nasal catarrh Just be* ginning and becoming chronic. Now is the time to take Peruna. A little Peruna will do wonders at this stage of the disease. Snuff a lit tle weak salt water every morning (see ‘Tils of Life” «cnt free by Pe runa Co., Columbus. Ohio), Just enough to clear out the nose. Tako a dose of Peruna before breakfast. Hold it in the mouth. Let it trickle ' through the nostrils. Easy to s. Mucus in the nose too thick, times forms brownish lumps. cold easily. Never quit ■ fr-e mid. These symptoms describe ic of subacute nasal catarrh, people have it, and some who not admit they have nasal ca- ••a' 9 . knows he must blow his nose He remembers that he does reathe easily through the nose. nasal catarrh in a few weeks. Stop it entirely. The nosi- becomes clear again. The breath ii sweet. The breathing free. No more snoring, or shuflbng, or snif'llng, or catchlhg cold ettsily. All of these tilings are in the past. Ah army of men and women have been benefited by Peruna. You might as well become on* of the benefited ones a£ to allow it to go on any further. mitteeg who wiU hkve^aarge of t&c various depaYlteents of-4Jta,.corrruc tion : 4 * Local Convention Committee: Mrs B. G. Price, chairman; Miss Ida Mav Ftshburno, secretary. Entertainment Committee: Mr-. 1 Edgar Joens. chairman; Mrs. R. F. Huggins. Mrs. Frank 'Kinsey, Mrs. Sherwood Price. Miss Timer Fish- burne. Miss Mary McCante. Miss Es sie Lape^c.Miss Bessie Sanders, Mr. j Adolphus' Jonty, Mr. Roy Halord, 1 Mr. Estes Smith. Reception CdiaHittee: , Mr. H. S .Strickland, chaircikn;/ Mrs. P. M. I Murray,-Miss Leonie\Padgett, Mlac Reside Sander?:. Misa VHiamo Greco.• Mr. J. J. Padgett, Mr. E. Pen-, rifoy. Mr. .!. .'!. ftishoV, 'Mr. Jeeoe * de TrrvJTie. Mr. J. H. KogeY. Mr. ( Irving Fialibnrne. Mr. Edgar Ipnea. Mr. R M. Jefleries. Df'coraiion Cramittee: Mm. .InKn Glover, chairman; Miss Edith Fra ser, Miss Lizzie Flshburne, Messrs. Fickliug 1‘rice, Roy Halford, Price Padgett. Publicity Committee: Dr. J. \V. Welling, chairman; Mr. H. G. Price, Mr. James F. Rishor, Miss AniHe McCanis, Mrs. ..F. 11; Koger, Rev. JT. P. Bak'-r. Committee on Music; Miss Fran« (is Arrington, chainmiri; Mrs. N. C Monall Mr-. 1’ M. Murray, Mrs. J. (’. Culohn. Mrs. T> P. Baker, Mrs. M. C. Pishbir* n. Mrs. (’. !1. Frfb#, Mrs. Edgar Jones, ATs.; Eunice Glo ver, Mr. K. L..Eraser Luncheon ('oniniJtf«-e; Mrs. W. B. Ackepman, chairman; Mrs. B. B. ^rTlton, Mrstl M. G. Grubefy Mrs. Westendorf. Mrs. ('.11 EsDnrn, Mr;; G. Browp, Mrs. M. H. lltAvell, Mr.; H. S. Strickland. Mrs. E: M. Jones, Mrs H. \V. Black. Jf'. Mrs. E. J. W’ltscll. Mrs. James E. Peurifoy, Mrs. Sherwood - Price. Miss Helen Lnctts,*'Miss/Aisles Wickman, Miss Edith Fraser. Visitation of Schools: Rev.- Chas. D. Holland. Dp- «- W. Wolllng. Mr. H. tL Benton. Mr.- B. G*. Price, Mr. Janies E. Peurifoy. Ways and Means: Mr. James F. Risher, Mr. N. G. Morrall, Mr. H. N. Stokes, Mr. 11. <!. Price, Mr. Jesse de TreviUe, Rev. T. P. Baker. Tshers; Horace Jlones,, Max Ja cobs; Fickling Price, Harold Saun ders, Eugene Black. Chaplin Davis. Ludlow • Fraser, Alfred de Treville. The committee having in charge I ho music for tie* convention have 1 cRipd to use the Gospel Hymns throughout the services, as tha> book is possibly more generally us<>i'. than any other. It lias been sug gested that ary who lu ve a cojiy of the bobk bring it wijh- them. » Otphnn Work Day. Cutr rcopje Ijave hecnmc'.famfSii/' with the'bie-tnit oT'he'wurfli •■Or phan .Work Dtv " ’! !i“v mean rim- *>!y this, th’t (hero ar.- in car or t>han institutions ,a» gr» ■ numbf-r/d i .^lories- ( hihi ret:, y pcnd.'l,* W- Hie loving <*!/.' ot IE.- i^irts-ti- /|H e- • tills ;.Mte.' ' s !he'u*lv/f; ; 'l • o. < 'r •n | < ’ is " • Ofe vol ^ tnrv •.■i'i ; o a : eron; in/r. i.. and yoinh, it . ;• \ II i»d if To -> •r y /tli:.i tie •if for t'be*st7?»p'ur of" f .ese til' .land 'of oridu-iay rtin short at end o; the summer and immediai. relief in needv/o Amb lo iu e the in- vrntlve nimf v>f a zealous Georgia Methodist preacher made the sugg* s- tlon that on the last Saturday of September, which Is the ”6th day ot mor KewPIaa. Ccnu Shrivel j Ir.til “ORTS-IT'' was 1 .a nobody v.as ever sure of gettlu,. rid of a < <«rn. • We n teeattnents m airly all con. 1 tained ,(I.e ingre liem*. ^ouly •"••niv were liquid, soma plazt^ss, some Yaa;..'c Doadls h*d a limp, Ra hart to rids o pony — < t"(-” r“i; c r.ie In p..lv,. f'-»m. ' ■'/ET.t-IT' ;i;i t> t.sv.-ly o- i c f ari itii i - - t:i.. i- n . ^ i w .prln Ipi .•.-.•J a aittapl',' t.ian t it ». >. • in .; Ti.i. ii ;,v :nrs. f" ? grown ihi . o-s to l>, t i It ,u cue 11.0 i *1 ■ i.i.' rr I;; t.. 'i 1 • no : -c r. • ! .('• { . , :.’?r •.“'' ! i:- .-,•>-•• i j,r iUi* '.'h* rc’i, ro'l 'i .r t- r.r. ?•« <!.>v m ' ' t * or;;, nutidte; to Infiu;-. . I? o r 11 . i cen or < rr"' • •: : tv aro; of •’OEfS-lT* ' fe pc '1. T’.i-f' : •.!. v cor ;; or bunion. A'” w M .l) m drdir- tt u hotile r>r k tit Ji- O. ’ C%«Si "e. the following Stores will Be . ** ... closed On Next 30th t . N. Wiodenger, S. Finn jewelry Store, Sobe; & Bogoslow, J. Fran!:, H. Zalin, The H. W. Coften Store, iieto. 1*.' it hot 1 ie ' •• TT T.mvrcr. . f. C Get a Better Price For Your Cotton Have it Ginned on the ■ Lummus iL'i Gin /• Higher Grace, bigger Tumput. Cleaner Seed His Last Meali^"*; -J W. C. SAUNDERS, STOKES, S. C. LTV** 'H» c» i o RAT CORN, L better than a dozen Cat*. No matter whether you hare one Rat f ^ v or a thouaand RAT j ,/ V CORN will do the trick. , A>k vout drain (r, Knokfn ^ '‘H»W to y > Kor sai«* »t elt/btir-, frire 25c.. Sty! and St .On j'* Tka Pofao'rat Wf*. Ca.. •ac. ic* St.. P’u.li.. Pa. 'r r^fr^ NOTICE-AN APPEAL TO T'/PUBLIC / Take notice thst I am a Led /Cross Doctor for the vValtcr'joro Satfitary Darbere Shop. I feel it toy duty to annouce that on ac count of my landlord’s absence j absence I have been unable to, put the 441(1 Barber to work My furniture is at the ship] injr poini and the 1 arber waiting at Tate 1 Springs, Tenn. As thp. repairs sire made ! cuarapi^e'to you the best Sanitary TonioTlal Pa^or in the South.' Call and see us. Social attention to Iradiesan l Children. 'M / \ FOR ALE North (arolina Pine Lumber as follows: Standard 'eiling. Siding, Flooring and Moulding, all oT which is nanufactured as good as modern machinery is capable of traducing; and graded in strict accordance with. North <1 •• • • _ <r Colleton Mercantile & Manufacturing Comply. Ritter, S. C- this month,’Our people proceed dili gently to work as usual and that they divide the proceeds of (hat day’s work pr their regular income for that day. to the supoort of such :i onrt of our orphan institutions as appeals to them. There are in South (‘arolina, the Thornweli Orphanage at (Minton, thr‘ Connie Maxwejl Orphanage at Green- Mvood. 1 the Kpworth Orphanage at Columbia, each vdth nbput soft pu pils in charge (and every one of them In need of prompt assistance >; then there is the Churc hHome at Yorkvlllo with about 100 pupils. In all more than a thousand children, fhe churches and Sabbath .schools of the. various denominations should vie with .each other ,in seeing who will do the best for the! rorph;!ns. Gifts frem individuals can be sent at oped or lat«r;.the gifts from th- chutchec and Sunday schools imme-j diy'fely ojt^r the 27th day of Sep tember when the collections will be ?ak< n Send to the Institution < ; ycur. choice. XOriCK Not * Hs. her-thy given in pur ;- vr.c - oi th a: : M irit; in**- :• ; in v hy.H ?di * \> j*. ' . . of State,.* v. i B! <r ui Is . ;f subscriptio:i t«. [hr .(upRiM.' 4 : toc'.T df 'Hit Bl.mt*'. War( ;;oute i >. ; i. fie* Court House | in WaliS (’..et 12 »/( ioek A, J. JONES. P^oprieter. ihe People? Barber.Shop \. iien 1 noon,- n 'll'Sti.i\ Scptembe.r 1(». 1!' ' 1 •he s.-td <ori ttinii. to he arimniz !■ ruder i' e lav.e- f, South (’aro'.ip’a] till a cap U;I ock of Se.Olo* to be* divided into one thousand shares o: of the par value of’five dollar; eu-h.* W. B. GRUBER, 0 1 ’ B. G. PRICE, JAS. E. PEURIFOY,' Corporators. —•/>»' ■ ■ ' - ' i , i J L. — *crts Cld Sires, O'.lx'r Rtnecic: Wsr.'t Cirt 1 he worst Mir,, nottiattrr of how lonn are rurtj hy the wondertul. old reliable l>r. I'orter’, Antiieptic Healing Oil. It retieare. K4U € 1 i vvHen 7 You VVc.rt to ' ^ *'• 1 '■ * ' k ' '' • '•<! ' 1 . * ; Furniture Cheap Go GEORGE W. GLOVER * • Railroad Avenue / Professional Notices. f R. M. JEFFERIES; •• ' Q. Attornev-at-Law. OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE. . Walter boro, S. C. Will Practice in All Courts. DR. A. J. ANDERSON, DENTAL SURGEON. * OFFICE HOUK8: 0 A. M. to S P. M.; S P. M. to 0 P. -M. PHONE 100X WALTERBORO, M. C. THE POINT IS JOST THIS I Want an AUTOMOBILE. NOMINATION COUPON. To enter the conlost liil out this coupon aud -end to the and Standard Content TKm •.rt*..ei t. Each copp* tur.t s entitled to one r . nination,- good for • * 1,000 V0TE8! 1,000 In the Press and Standard ropula'rity coi:U.'t. I hereby nominale . , Mrs. or Miss Postoffide *.. State Signed s Address * X . ■ ... »• / Diite .. ^ ./ Only one nomination wdl be credited to each/contestant. Un der no circumstances wi^ the name of the nominator be divulged. Fill out the above Coupon, mail it to the Press and Standard, and find out how you can easilyget an AUTOMOBILE FREE. / y ^ •/ DR. H. W. BLACK, HK. Dental Raageoa WAUnCRBOKO, 8. C o AMociatcd with Dr.^D. J. Mcl - ban? tn offlc* ns« to \Yi»Jt«*rtio.(» Drag Coaipeny. Usual Office Hoars PlftONB «7X. '• , • » - a K. DaRANT. \ atm Bagtucws 1 and Laad Doswaftr . OOTTAGEATLLE, 8. CL Prompt AtteattoD given all business Plata Hade. ALL WORK QUARAN- 15 FREE BALLOT. GOOD FOR FIFTEEN VOTES IN THE PRESS AND STAN-* . DARD POPULARITY CONTEST. • > v » <♦ Candidate’-s Name % •... v ... You may send ijUas many of these ballots as. you can get. each / one wrll count fifteen votes. , . ;This free ballot must reach the contest offic? not later than . October 5th, 191 b jf - VOID AFTER OCTOBER 3. 1914. \ 5?