The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 08, 1914, Image 6
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PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO,
MKTS OF
DRY GOODS EVER
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Just received a full line of Ready Made
Goods: Men’s Suits, Men’s Pants, Boys’
Suits, Ladies’ Coat Suits, Ladies’ Skirts,
Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks and Hats,
Men’s Hats, the prices to suit you. Call
and see them before you buy. We will
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save you money. We have been in busi
ness here for a long time and
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What will suit our customers. Before you
buy call and see me.
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Your attention is called to our large line
of Mens, Ladies and Children’s Shoes. The
prices are reasonable..
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Call and let us show y<»i. It will cost you
nothing.
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF ASSOCIATION
Md With Zion Baptist Church
Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
October 23, 24, 25-
be (Ifty-wrond annual session of
|he Colleton Haptlst Asso« lation will
Ue held “with the Zion baptist church
on Friday 1 . OcV 23-25, beginning at
10 o'clock a. m: The introductory
sermon vill be preached by Kev. J.
S. M. FIBfcb at time named. The
church, letters (blanksi have been
sent to the pastors or clerks of the
^hurches and it is important to have
them ijr^fully prepared, and it is
jaisd important that’a contribution,
double the amount usually sent for
the minutes be gent, so that a sulB*
cient amount may be had for the
[publication of the minutes.
Those appointed to prepare the
Reports for this annual meeting wl|l
please take notice and have the re
ports ready for the first day of the
| session.
j The brethren will carefully note
,the below named committees and
take notice that the_ first named in
each comm
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that the fi
tee Is umTi
erstood to bo
Dots Prom Stokes.
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Stokes, Oct. I.—The folks here
are very busy gathering their cotton
but are much discouraged about tho
poor price.
We are sorry to stAte that Mr. W.
Frank ~ Robertson Is still -confined
ito his bed after a protracted illness
of nine weeks, but hopes are enter
tained that hie will soon be out
again. , .
Mrs. G. W. Beach- spent Tuesday
night with her sister, Mrs. 8. P. Car*
ter.*
Mrs. Harriet Hennant and llttlo
sons. Ray and James, of Charleston,
but. formerly o/.,Vlrviaia, are spend
ing this week with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Robert
son.
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('hassereau* of the Doctors
'Creek section whs the guest of M”.
E. ,B. Bennett Sunday last.
| 0v^ J. ,U. Burnett filled his reg
ular appointment at Tabor Sunday
morning. He preached a very in-
ieresting sermon.
Miss Donnie and Miss Lillian Rob
ertson attended church at Tabor on
Sunday last.
• Mr.- and Mrs. Melvin Hlvett are
Jie’ing congratulated upon the birth
of a daughter.
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What has becctne oC the Two
Rainbows? Wake up and call again
OCTOBER 7.1914
$10 DISCOUNT
allowed each pupil who enters our college within the next thirty daya.
If interested, write at once for full particulars. Electric fans installed
m. each department of the college. .. ♦» . , .* „
McFeat Bowen Business College, Cohnnliia, S.C.
RU3-MY-TISM
4 Will care your Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Crams*,
Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Barns, 014 Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc.* Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally? Price 25c.
phairtnan and is expected to write
the report. If ;my of those have
jjied or removed from the county,
flon khc second named and so on.
Please give this matter ){»er tnime-:
dlate attention.
The TTanding lommittecs are as
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,foliov.’s:
For«‘ign. Missions: J. (’. Collum,
J. N. Padgett. P. M. Yarn.
Home Missions: M. it. Ston«., .lo-
s»-p'j Langtlale, ,V G. Trowell. ,
State Missions: J. ('. Lawson, .1.
M Cra'.en, K. 1‘ Easterlin.
Orphanage: H (1 Price. J Rol>
ert on. A. V. Hickenbiker.
Aged Ministers' l{ r -Hef: B. F.
Halford, U. G. Weeks. G« orKe Suggs.
Sunday Sf^ools: f*. M. Johns, J.
J. Hiers, A <’. All. ,
Periodicals S. W. Ackerman, J.
H. Oon**. .1. U. Slbman.
U. Y, P U.: G. A Martin. .VX
lireland, W. 1). rrosby.
Temperan*^:. J. S M. Flarh, i
B. Weeks, G. Fender>
Woman's Missions> F. O. S.
tls. W. C. Braqt.^X N. Ramsev.
EducaVlon: '^L. Ackerman, W.
B. Nettles.Xt S. Strickland.
Order Of Business: J. 8. M. Finch,
with, the officers of Zion church.
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Round Trip Rate tQ Augusta, Ga.
Via The Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road The Standard Railroad . bf
the* South October 17th»24th,
Inclusive..
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‘ On account of the Georgia-Carolina Fair, the Atlantic
Coast Line. Railroad, the Standard Railroad of the South,
has placed into effect this very low round trip rate to Au
gusta. A rare opportunity is thus afforded our friend*
and patrons to visit the beautiful City of Augusta, and
to participate in this most interesting and instructive^
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Tickets on sale October 17-24, inclusive, limited re-
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turning to reach original starting point not later than
midnight of October 27, 1914.
Children between ages of 5 and 12 years, half fare. *
W J. CRAIG. X T. C-WHITE
Passenger Traffic Manager. Gen Pass. Agent.
! Wilmington, N. C.
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Users say it is the Ideal, perfect
laxative drink. M. J. Perkins, of
Green Bay, WIs., says: “I have
used pills, oils, salts, etc , hut w ere
all disagreeable and unsatisfactory.
In Citrolax I have found, the ideal
laxative drink.*' For sklc headache,
sour stomach, lazy liver, congested
bowels, Citrolax is ideal. For sab?
by all dealers.
D< atli ei (’«.ri|l< c HaJtey.
l.lttleXoi iUoi 1 IJalleK" the mfart
daUptlter < f Mr. and^lrs. H. X Bal-
l«Xdeparted thia life September 25f
S!m y a* oriy- a y^ar iTiid a few days
old ■ ihJ. had been sh k nearly all 01
( hi ixiu- She i* survived by her
<rm>r!iex rrd Tdier and many re’s
}iv*.4 ai d frh nds. for while ijuit.
isoung she had many who loved her
.sunny, sweet disposition. The fu
nera! was conducted by Mr. Joe Mor
ris and. the little, body was Jald lo
rest in^Lcvcoak cemetery.
Notice. *►
0 The chairmen of the various
hoards 3f tr istees or otrte-. uvin-
boiyi^ji Coltotoo county will ploaae
caU at the Superintendent's once
for HchooMtettyera. 1'fcavfe a targe
number of DeW registers on hand ih
which are new forms for pay war
rants. I desire al| boards to use
the nety forms, and therefore aak
that they get them aa soon as pos
sible. No claim will be recognized
by the Superintendent of Education
unless they are made out on said
new forms of claims, as it is impos
sible to make out my annual report
without these forms being used,
will therelort* respectfully ask every
teacher to fill every blank in the
new form before they present their
annual rport to hi*-
HI GO S STIMCKLAND. .
County Superintendent.
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When You Yawn
a Good Deal
In the day t:;rr\, ?nd feel
dull, lazy and discouraged,
you have eveiy symptom of
a torpid liver.
Simmons Red Z Liver
Regulator (The Pov/der
Formfcjs. a fine tonic for a
disordered liver. It acts
promptly. xThe fciHous im-‘
purities which have inter
fered with the free action of
the liver are driven out, the
stomach is cleansed and
strengthened so that it can
more thoroughly digest food.
The bowels are purifiedanda
regular habit re-established.,
It is a splendid medicine for
the whole svstem. Promotes
a feeling ©f energy, mental
activity and cheerful spirits.
Said by Dealers
trice. Large Package, Sl.OO.
kAtmtU r*M.M «!iX ife* Rei Z •• lk«
*»>C || ftm cannot get M. renut to at. vt
will am* M by mil peotpoM. MmmoM
• lion RrtnMoc It nlto ret •» In Hqui-I font
lot ibMt *bo r*o4cr k. PrtMSL«yw
kotdt. iMh lot tw M X UM.
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UBBEK
ROOFING-'
CHARLESTON,&C
Don’t Be Bothered With Coughing
Stop it with Foley’s Honey and
Tar Compound. It spreads a sooth
ting healing coating as it glides down
the thfdht, and tickling, hoarsness
and nervous hacking are quickly
led. Children love it—tastes
good and no opiates. A man In'
TekA* valu'd 1$ miles te n. drug,
■tore te get a bottle. Best you ca*
buy for croup and bronebil coughs.
Try it. For sale by aU dealers.
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, Death. 4?* n Little Child.
Or the afternoon df September •>
the Death Angel visited The home
pf Mr. and. Mrs. L. C. Linder of
Pleasant Grove and tcok away their
oldest child, Luciu« Adonis. He was
pearly six years old and leaves a
father, mother, sister and brother
,The funeral v.' as conducted j$t the
J aland Creek cemetery, by Rev.’ J.
p. Burnett. Deepest sympathy is
Extended to the family.
Lower Prices on Ford Cars
Effective August 1st, 1914 to August 1st,
1915, and guaranteed against any reduc
tions in during that time. All cars fully
eqipped f. o. b. Detroit
Runabout,'. - - $440
Touring Car - . $490
Town Car - - $690
in the United Slates only.)
Buvers to Share : n Profits.
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All retail buyers of new Fpru ears from
August 1st, 1914 to Augut August 1st,
1915, will share in the profits of the com
pany to the extent of $40 to $60 per- car,
on each car' they buy. PKOViD£D:"we
sell and deliver300,000 new For 1 cr.r du
ring that period.
• ^ Ask us for particulars
* Ford Motor Company
Walterboro Garage Co., Ltd.
Agents Colleton and Dorchester Counties..
FOR BALE BT WALTERBORO
DRUG COMFAXY
rich foftda but
converted into
often thdr
cannot pcnntfe these
ordinary foods which results
doll new
«ng
Children grpw by
overloaded
qualities tin
llfr wtiini
digestive
qualities I
i ia weokqois, dullness and
If yonr children are under-size, under
weight, cstch cold easilv, are languid,
backward, pale or frail, give them Scott’s
Emulsion which is pure medicinal nourish
ment. It sharpens the appetite, builds
hsaJthv flesh, firm muscles and active
brains. Scott’s is growing-food for
Children. Refuse akohMic su
’ “Cabbage Snakes " Again.
Mr. J. G. Varu of Snider’s section
created no little excitement last
Saturday afternoon by appearing at
the Press and Standard office with
a bottle said to contain a “cabbage
snake.” It was a long yellowish
worm, about the size of a hor^e hair
ami 'crawled snake-like .over the
particle of cabbage .leaf 1 - in the bot
tle. Mr. O. M. Anderson, in charge
of the Coast Insect laboratory, w a *
consulted on the subject and be has
given us the folblwing article which
Is given out by the Division of En
tomology of Clemson Cbijege which
will be of Interest^ and’value to
those who feaf this cabbage snake.
“This da/W slende>, yellowish or
whitish .Worm, several inches' long,
and not thi< ker than, the average
sewing - needle. It is sometimes
found 4n cabbage heads.
They are not snakes but round
worms. , They- belong to the group
known as horse-hair snakes, though
nothing alive ever developed
from a horse hair.
•'These so-called 'cabbage snqkes'
are parasites of insects. When es
caping from grasshoppers, or crick
ets, qiF cabbage. It accpunts
their occurrence in Cabbage;
when escaping from the bodip*' of
fruit worms (coddling moth tarvaei
in apples, then It is ^‘cabbage
snake’ in apples. They^are perfect
ly harmless, many have been eaten
witbont knowing it. When you
see one you c*ii throw It out, but
when you d(x not see it yoq need not
let It worry you. Cabbage snage is
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Notice.
Notice is hereby given that from
and after this date, any and all en
tries made upon my lands on Round
O, In Glover township, known^a the
"Fishburne Plantation” for t^Ppur-
pese of hunting, fishing, trapping or
any other purposes whatsoever,
whether said lands be enclosed or
uninc|q3ed. 'will be (consicVered a
trespass and is hereby prohibited.
W. J. fishburne
Walterboro. 8. C„ Oct. f, 11114.
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Medical College of Th^ State , Carolina
CHARLESTON, 8. C. A .’
Schools of Medicine And Pharmacy.
- 4 Owned ami ControlIiMl t»y he State.
w 7th Session Oiiens October fat. ID14; Closes .fune ft. IDIA.
Fine new building ready for occupancy Ocpber 1, 19L4. Ad
vantageously located opposite Roper Hospital, one cf tho larg
est hospitals in the South, conatining 218 beds.
Practical work for Senior students in medicine and pharma
cy h special feature.
* Large and well equipped Laboratories In both schools.
Department of Physiology and Embryology In afflliaticn with
the Charleston Museum.
Nine full time teachers in Laboratory branches.
Six graduated appointments each year in metiicin:.
For catalog address
OSCAR w SCHLKKTKR, Regi-trar, Charleston. S. C.
POWERS CARPET CLEANING AND RUG COMPANY.
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The most modem and best equipped plant in the State for rug and
carpet cleaning. Oy*- scouring process makes your Carpet look new.
Carpets altered and remade.
Out of town work given prompt attention. We' guarantee oqr
work to be the best. Write us for estimates stating the quality 'and
size of rugs. Powers Carpet Cleaning and Hug Co. IBP Wentworth
Street, Charleston, S. C. “ -
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Build Wi
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rick
Low In-
For Benyty,/Durability. No Painting. /No Repairs,
surance. Coo! in Summer. Warm iirAVinter.’
SUMMERVILLE BRICK COMPANY, Summerville. S. C.
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Twenty-seven Yean Ago
the first Cortright Metal Shingles were put oo.
CORTRIGHT
METAL SHINGLES
Thev’re still on—still in good condition^ and
the only attention they’ve hod is an occasional /
coot of paint
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Fireproof, Stormproof and inexpensive. .
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All kinds of Roofing, Cornices and Skylight Work. Tank* Etc. Hot Air
Work a Specialty. I
Estimates cheerfully furnished on application.
* WAT ROOFING ANN CORNICE CO., COLUMBIA. 1 C
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How To Qhro Qulalao To
FVBRIUNK is the trade-mark asms glvea te aa
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Ovlaias. Docs not aaassaW aer
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nasrrtc muUNQonua aam
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TWs N a prescription prepared eipseiaRy
faf MALARIA or CHILLS a FEVER.
Five or mx doses will break any case, and
if taken then aa a tcwigjhe Fever writ not
mtora. s It acts on the ItveF better than
Calomel sad doss not gripa or dekan. 25c
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