The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 20, 1915, Image 7
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AJLavAK^rw V/.
THE SECRET OF
, NEWS FROM TABOR.
Ruffin, s'. C. t Jan. 11—Editor
Pma and Standard:
#lw . I Ploasa allow m« spaco In your pa-
^T’oSldJiuca. - P«r for a fow dota aa It haa baop
P e 9 ■ tome time finer I aaw ariy«ewn from
Tabor I thought I would ufrlto a
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THE CHATTAN0004
The Plow With a Reputation
Built on Honor—Of Best Material—Perfect in Design
The Plow that backs up all claims as to
MATERIAL, QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP
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Disc Plows
: With the Disc Plotf ■ h ? g:o md is so pripa vl tint it store s and holds the
moisture from early rains, liberat n? it to th? nnts when yon need it most.
The bear’n^s are as nearly dust and grit proof r.s they can get to be made.
We have a nice supply of Collars, in both leather and cotton. Bridles and
backhands. We have the traces too, and, in fact anything that you would,
want to start out to plow with.
; Wichman & Son
Have you ever stopped to reason
#by It is that ao many products that
am extensively advertised, all at
on-c drop out of sight and are soon
forgotten? The reason is plain—tV
article did not fnlfil the promises
of the manufacturer. This applies
more part'.cularly to a medicine. A
medfeal preparation that has real
curative ralue.almost sells itself; as
like an endless chain system the rem
edy is recommended by those who
have- been benefitted. to those who
am in need of It.
"A prominent dr»»«si»t says “Take
| for example Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-
Root. a preparation I have sold for
many years and never hesitate to
recommend, for in almost every j
case it shows excellent results, as j
many of my customers testify. Sp
other kidney remedy that I know of
has so large a sale.”
According to sworn statements
and verfled testimonials of thousands
who have used the preparation, th*
success of Dr. Kllnier’s Swamp-Root
is due to the fact that It fulfils al
most every wish In overcoming kid
ney, liver and bladder diseases, cor
rects urinary troubles and rheuma
tism. • ..
You may receive a sample bottle
of Swamp-Root by Parcels Post.
Address Dr. Klimer A Co. Bingham
ton. N. Y.. and enclose ten cents;
also mention this paper.
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' NOTICE
For the purpose of systematizing
the work of the Highway Commit-,
sioner for Colleton County, it is
desired that all claimfe against the
County be presented at specified
times to be passed upon by the Board
and to that end notice Is hereby giv.
en that all claims must be presented
to the'highway commissioner bn or
before the first Monday In April, the
first Monday In. July and the flrst
Monday in October, the said mention
ed da>Tt>i»eing those upon which the
Board meeu quarterly to consider
and "approve claims which are pre
sented.
Notice is further given that no
vouchers will be issued or payments
had for -the claims TstT presented
upon the days above mentioned, but
tipon the day following th a meetings
vouchers will be issue# to those who
are present to receive them. Those
who are not present will have vouch
ers mailed to them. ,
It is earnestly desired that ‘ all
persons having business with this
office will comply with these rules.
J. E. MOORE,
- ° Highway Commiasloner.
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CYPRESS
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BUNDS
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Half Your Living
Without Money Cost
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A rifht or wrenc ttart in’ 1915 will
j. ijr bi«w Eiovt farmers in the
CoLon S* v att8. Wo are a.l faring a
crisis on cotton. Cu'.'-.a credit is >:.>
feats Dufhter’s Untimely ura. .• « t , Tke r..; , u : ut carrot u:
• / . iL :.z;c cupp'.Ics on 1915 cott
IF CHILD IS CROSS.
FEVERISH AND SICK
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pp:::s on isis cotton. Yea
.. ^ . mu»t do your best to produce on ycur
Read#, ky.—’• I not kble to db! P wa acres the tood and * ra,B wppacs
anything for nearly six months,” writes i »’ s 'l up most of your store
Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, "and debt id the past.
was down in bed for three months.
' 1 cantlot tell you how | suffered with
] my^head, and with nervousness and
A good piece of garden ground.
Jionk. Mcthfrl. If tongue in roated
give “California Syrap «tf
Kigr*.'*
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Childrendove this “fruit laxmob,*'
tende
er
Mr. C. P. Crosby aid Mr. T. H.
Beni- had business near Bells Wed
nesday afternoon. " • r
Viss»»s Donle. and Lillian Robert,
ron visited Mr. C. B. Crosby's Sun
day.
Miss Alma and Marie Carter spent
Wednesday bt the home of Mr. Ber
ry Hudson. ; ; 7 w . ,
Mr Sewton Croshy and sister,
Miss'-s Dillia’ and Cora spent Xmas
holidays with relatives at Islandton
Little Miss Letha Crosby, near
BfMs. spent a few davs with her
grandmother. Mrs. E. L. Griffin, a
few days ago.'
Mrs. Julius Beach and children of
Walterboro spent the holidays with
her sister. Mrs. D. W. Crosby.
Misses Allie. Dilla and Cora Cros
by spent Saturday night and Sunday
at the home of Mr. G. W. Hudson.
Misses Laurie and Heyward God-
ley visited in this setion Sunday af.
ternoon.
Mias Minerva Crosby dined with
Mtsses Daysie and Nellie Hudson the
flrst Sunday.
Mrs. P. S. Hudson aqd children
visited her' parents Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrb. C. B. Crosby and son. Philip
visited Mr. J. W, Preacher near
Bethel on the first Sunday.
Mr. Edgar Smith returned horn-
Wednesday after spending a week
with his sister In Hampton.
Messrs P. 8. Hudson snd C. N.
Crosby had biftiness in town Mon
day. .
Mr. and Mrs. W D. Crosby visited
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Breland near
Walterboro Wedn-sday.
Messrs Harry Kinard and Eugene
Yarn of Smoaks were In this sec
tion Sunday.
Mrs. T. II. eB.nte and Miss Allie
Crosby visited D. T. Joi\es a few days
ago.
Mr. LeRoy Fender, of Doctors
Creek visited C. B. Crosby the flrst
Saturday and Sunday.
< Mr. L. R. Cftfsby of Walterboro
pasaed through this section a few
days ago.
We wi|l come again soon.
Two Rain Bow*.
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Free Flower Seed.
Hastings' Catalogue
Tells Yon About H.
. Tf you are engaged in farming, or
If you plant only vegetables or flow,
ers. you cannot afford fo be without
the big catalogue published fresh and
new ev-ry year !>y the great South
ern seed house. H. G'. Hastings 4
Cotpbanv. of Atlanta. Ga . and s«nt
absolutely .free, postage ,j>aid. to all
who write for it mentioning the name
of this paper.
In this catalogue w** tell you of a
Snleqdid offer of free flower seed to
all our customers, five magnificent
varieties that nihan beauty about
your home and pleasure to wives
St
Rheumatism
Just put a few drops of Sloan's
on the painful spot and the pain
slops. It is really vronderfu!
bow quickly Sloan’n acts. No
need to rub it in—bud on lightly
it penetrates to tbo bone and
brings relief at once. Kills
rheumatic pain instantly.
Jfr. Jmmr* g. AltzmmJrr, «/ I
tterpmetU, M*., cmU«: "Many mmjuj
in my back sad Ups brought mi riveu-
B tiaa in the aristia Serve. 11 *
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I minutM it »M perfectiy v+*y 1 thisk
| it is the beM «sU IjBinmate 1 here |
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TRIAL BOTTLE
Dr. Eari S. SRonn, Inc.
The* ohme Paper. /
Ex-Gov.. David R. Francis of Mis.
aouri „once said the following about
newspapers X
“Each year the local paper gives
from H00 to $1,000 in free Knee to'"
the community In which it Is locat-
ed. So other agency can or will do
this. The editor In proportion to
his means does more for hia town
than any ten men, and In fairness he
ought to be supported—not because .
you'llke him or admire hie writings;
but becaue* the local paper >18 the
best investment a community cad
imake. It mky not be brilliantly -
edited or crowded with thought,
but financially it is of more benefit »
| to the community than the preache*'
or teach-r. Understand me, I do
not mean mentally, and yet on moral
questions you will find most of the
papers on the right side. Todaj
the editors of the Joenl papers^ do
the most for the leant money of any
p*ople on earth.” ..X
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M1LLWORK
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wominly troubles.
, Cur family doc&r told mv husband he
cffuld not de Btt any good, and he had
to (rive It % We tried another doctor,
out he did ttot help me.
tURffoy mother advised me to take
_ M, the woman’s tonic. 1 thought
Oris no use for 1 was nearly dead and
ig seemed to do me any good. But
eleven bottles, and now i am able
do all of my work and my own
washing. -
1 think Cardui ii the best medSdneta
the worldT My weight has increased,
and Uook the picture of health. ”
If you suffer from any of the ailments
peculiar to women, get a bottle of Cardui!
todaf. Delay is dangerous. We know !
it will help you. for it has helped so i
i many thousands of other weak women .
i in the past 50 years. , !
At all druggists. *
ChsKuwoga MtdieiM Co..
rightly planted, rightly tended and |and nothing elr- cleanses the
the year round, can bc jtcr.s-h, liver and towels so nice-1^ dau K ht<? rs that nothing elsXcati
made to pay half your living. It v.11!'j ^ give.
save you mcr^ money than you nu.1e! . * I Thfa catalogue teiiR you, too
on th# best live acres o? cotton you ^ *inip!y will not stop Play*,about our big cash prise offer to the
ever grew! But it mut'j bn a real
I'
garden, and not the mere one-plant
ing patch in the spring and tali.
Hastings* 1915 Seed Book tells all
about the right kind of a money-sav
ing garden and the vegetables to put
In It. It tells shout the field crops |
ss well and shows you the dear road
to real farm prosperity, comfort and
independence. IT’S FREtJ. Send for
it today to H. G. HASTINGS A CO,
Atlanta, Ga.—Advt,
emptyPoweM .„a ihe v.-
suit Is. they become tlghtlj clo-,ged 0 f corn and rhtton—the kind
with waste, liver gets sluggish. stom-J we grow pn our own ” 3.20t) acre
arh rears, then your little one, be. f*nn M teJU ab out the beat seed.
v.i# .Inn'* °f kinds for planting in the South,
cones cross, half-sick, feverish, don . I ..... a ^
It should be in every Southern homo.
Write today and let u N s-nd it fu|
you.—H. «. HASTINGS A CO., At/
laata, Ga.—Adv. y
cat, sleep or act naturally, breath U
bad. system full of diarrhoea.; Lis
ten. Mother! See if tongue is cost
ed. then give a teaspoonful of ‘Tali*|
fornia Syrup of Figs,” and In a.
few bourn all the constipated, waste.
CLEANSES TOUR HAIR
MAKES IT.
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Advisory Doc*-. Chottanoon. lean., lor
Mir 64M and S
Jmitnutiemi onjrour 04M a
TjaimytscwoBMa.’’ tn i
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RAT CORN 1
1>S» rat ard tri e e-tomlr-.S'r...- V,
L'lUmiit <ly andui'-ol.it-ly wf. ” '
W’lmulfl*—U < prv • >
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! How’s This? /
■ We offer One Hundred Dollars
Regard for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall’s
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. 0.
| \Ve, the untloTRigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for'the last 15 y.-ars,
and boiioVo hint' perfectly honorable
ir; :-.!l bu'inejts transactions ni: ! fl-
nanclajly able to carry' out any obli-
,, • . • . tjrations made bv hir. Arm.
Children grow by noumhwent-noi" BANK of COMMI! U K.
Toledo. O’.
four bil'' and undigested food passes thick.
Out of the system, an V you have; a
well, playful child again.
Millionfi of mothers g've "Califor.
ni l Syrup of Figs’’ bc.-auae it* Is per;
jfer.tly harmless; children love It.
and i' never fnf's to a< t on tlm stom
ach. llvor and Imwels
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'urcly- try a “Danderine Hair
I'annc” If. yod wish to immediately
double th« beauty ot your Hair. Jus;
HOW CHWEN GW
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kotau’cal vrf . c'
<*i» JC: Had StJ., • ...
overloaded stotuachs or Ti«;i* fvx)'!,', bat
lities tlwt
digestive powers cannot pnxnire tlwst! Af** 1 ’* directly upon
suits . >, '!c{
w»*ti1. HAM ■■ n-tp. l -s i-s. ! qualiUcs that are readily emm-rtett/into , .^v.. < .. t - rr , 1 r .. ro ^_ tak „ . ’ ,
. at fX.-xaot Ljm-Hfc-scslainjng.blood; too often their »- J <7 atarrU f uro .3 take.i ip*
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igh Grade Mea! and
Hulls, <he best and
Cheapest Feed
SEED WANTED.
We offer three d:ul -
- Sell, cr 8; ^.
COTTON Cl?
qu-ilities from ordinary f<*«ds which rjrsulU ’’dcod and mueus 3urf;M-e>< oV *h»
in weakness, dullness and skkneA. /(.system. Te«Hmonlaln 8«nf tree.
If your children ace undcr-siaf, otnlrr Fri<v> “g cents pv>r bottle. Sold by
weight, catch cold caMlj 1 , at’e languid, al! f)rugglstM.- : "7
| backward, pale or frajl, give tb-m Seott’s Take Hall’s Family Pills for
! Kmulsiiwhichi.-.puremeditim 1 nouristi- stlpaMoh. . 7^ \
| mynt. It sharpen* the appetite, build* —
b\*:ilt , !j ’vh, find iuusclt* and active mrajj
brain- ‘^cotCa t* growiqg-food /cr , j|
childrv... •,.Lfiu»e alcoholic substitute*.
Ask your druggist for a
iiottlfc of ^California Syup
which bas full dir**< tJ(mXf f *r babies. f a | ; ; njr ,,,
children o*' all agesTflnd f -r grown
up; plainly prin
Bo ware of
G«-t t!u‘ g^uiin*
''-cent moisten a cloth vvUh'JIanderine end
Figs, draw jt carefully through your h:tlr.
si all strand at a time;
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, this VI ill cleanse thrlr of dmrt.
1 on .the itqttle ,if r{ rr
any etcets've oil in a f"7
rf-i*s -said hei"-: n ^ nu | PS •AiiwHII * • nuKd d Votir
nnii.de by • < ulifo". j l;l i r w jj| | )0 wavy, fluffy and abund-
nln ‘b^Hyrttp Company.” Ref use an-.
6tbr < r iTlrd wlfh loatemi/.
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Botli Arc Serious.
\V 1:<.-f ore of .your Util ^ .-oneji
■he ; -y; iptoi*’vi Ot" an at‘oro.' , cbfiig
Cold, give it i Vr. Bell’s
Honey at once, if act« i
nfeyent*? fpo Cold gre
jVPry h'r'Mng. • •*-.>tl:e*»
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lob eK* tie* mmnujy'Mr '’ -'ihon.-. t»*
ant pt'issVn s an incomparabTe
softr.v‘■s. luatre end luxurance.
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bcaujifving th" h.rtr. on'
apfdlcation pf Danderitfe dissolve-,
every particle of dandruff; Invigqn-
I Kite* the alp. stopping itching hnd
falling Jh.'jir. ' ' v
Danderine is to »h» hair what
nc worre 1 f rrs j, Khow rs pf r. in and sunshine
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are to vegetafion. *It goes right to
the roote. Invigorate; .md'sin-ngth i
“TIZ” makes sore, burning, tired
feet fairly dame with delight. Away
go the aches and pains, the corns,
callouseR, blisterR. bunions and chil
blains. .
.'TIZ’’ draws out the acids and
poisons that puff up your feet. No
matter how hard you vork, . how
Ion;: you remain on your feet, “TIZ”
brings yes tf ul fooi comfort. “TIZ'"
is ‘magical, cnvnd. wonderful for
tired, fit hlug. jut^allen. smarting feet.
Ah! how'comfortnbie hov happy yon »
feel. Your feet just tingle for Joy;
:,.h*>es never hurt or se'-m fight.
Get a 25 cent box pf • TIZ”- no.v
from any, druggist o. * ajepartruent
store. End foot torture forever .
wear sinaileri shoes, k‘ tp your fept
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fresh, sweet and happy. Must think! .
a whole year’s foot comfort for only
25 cent*.
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