The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 17, 1915, Image 3
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MARCH 17,1915.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
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“JBETS-IT” a Sire.
Shot for All Corns
Use Two Drop — and They Vanish.
Wb< n «>rni» ni»k<' you nlmo-t cllo with
yotir liuoi-s on. wh< u yon try to w ill. o;i
th«od*«*of your»ho>** tt> try to ir. t nwriy
from your forn>. you’r»‘ w.iy iM-himl tiuu'
If yo* batr^not uitod (JETS-1T.” It's tin-
Infiiriatrsl Woman Broke Itoon* inc«
I
•ora oora of tko eoatanr. the now way.
tbo mra. aalalrm. atmato way. It make*
aMlowraally (mI foolish aftar he’s n»«d
toaaatlaa aalvaa. eom-blUng atatineuu.
toa - boadllac bandage*, blood • bringing
raaora. kalrea. fllaa. tcUaors. jabber* and
what-not*, when ha d*m Juit S drop* of
“OBTS-IT^aad aeea kla corn TaaUb. The
dlfferanM to dlrlaa. Just try It. You
won’t wtaea when yao put on your shoe*
ta tba morning. “OKTtt-IT’ 1* aura, "gat*"
any aora. oaUua, wart or baolon.
"OMTtMT” la add by drugglata arery*
wkara. Mo a bottle, or aaat direct by K.
Lawrence A Oo.. Chicago.
Sold in Waltarbjro and reeom-
■landed as the wa/td'* Mat cora car#
by Walter boro Drug Co.
('omferiorat# Itrunton.
Hichmond, Va . March 12 Antt-
cipatinR that thouttand^ of th** Mi>u
Who Wor# tli<» (Iray. th#ir sons,
dauehtors. and fH»*nds will conn* to
Richntond to attend the annual r-
union of th n l T nit»*d Confodorat# Y**t-
erana, Jim** lst-3rd. tho South‘»rn
Hallway has already begun making
arrangements for enlarged facilities
a
for tins event and the perfecting r>-.
a Hp‘*cial organization for which it
will draw from all. parts of the sys
tem men who have had largo ex
perience in handling reunion and
other large crow da.
Preliminary details were work , ' , »
out at a meeting attended by 27 of
ficials ot the passenger and transpor
tation departments and it was decid
ed to follow the methods whlc*
proved so successful in handling the
large crowds which attended the re
unions at Macon. Chattanooga, and
• Spartanburg Herald »
IVtermined that the police ahout-f *
not get her "booze.” Bertha Fair, a
negro woman ' living on Highland
tr*et. yesterday grabbed a hatchet
and.- before the officers could Inter-
i fere* totally demolished t,wo jvgj
containing nearly a gallon of whis
key
The '•evidence” having thus he»n
summarily done away with, the wo
man wa* arrested on a charge or
disorderly conduct and was escorted
to the police station, and will be
tried before the city court.
Officers Crump and Lee went to
the woman’s houae yesterday, haw
ing gained infermation leaning them
te believe that she was denting la
whiskey After leaking arnaad the
roens e little, the officers lifted the
lid of e trunk and foond two yoga,
tae of wklck Is said to kave contain
ed three guarta of rye whiskey, and
the ether e quart of “corn.” The
Jugs*were placed out on the floor,
and Mr. Crump went into another
room to take another search while
Mr. Lee remained inaide to guard
the woman. While he was writing
down her answers to some questions.
She suddenly snatched a hatchet,
and with two or three vigorous blows
broke tke Jugs into pieces, and scat
tered the odorous contents upon the
carp»t, ‘’Police ain’t gwlne toke my
booze,” declared the woman.
SOLDIERS IN EUROPE
BECOME SICK WITH
KIDNEY DISEASES
*
Doan’i Kidney Pill* Are Being Supplied
Free to The Suffering Men.
Any of Our Reeders Can Try Hus Fa
mous Remedy Without Expease.
Jail Send For a Trial Box.
Hardships snd exp .sure m the cold,
wet trenches is crippunu th u.*a:i(is of
warring European ><> <ii-rs witn kidney
troubh-s and rheumati-m.
The foreign offices of Do- : s Kidney
Pills are doing a go'».| d e.: m giving
this famous remedv Ire. t r > every sold
ier who wants r box
1'oster-Miluurn » o of I'.itla o. X. Y _
Ladies Ready-to-Wear Garments
One Piece Dresses
Shirtwaists
^ and Skirts
• > •
See our Window Display of the NEWEST CREATIONS in Ladies
Garments for SPRING 1915.
THE H. W- COHEN STORE
X. S. KARESH, Manager
j-
JacksonvUe and other big gatherlul-i^^^
nt points on the Southern Ttnllway
smh as the Shrine convention In
Atlanta hist year
During the reunion. Richmond
will tie transportation headquarters
nf Th‘* -Y-tein and all orders for th**
'?vnvm< nt of trains will he issued hv
(,jVi( .-r ^ n Di ground The new
Unit St regia* station whicV has just
hr. ■ idV'tll. t
I er i I ' tgll for
piilMiae ■ '
;jdj i.*'
^iXidcht
lit n- • -
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lor. ‘ o
t'ti !i«n
have a
the ';s
prnl e*'t
Y ‘iig 1
S jl6! <1
•; n i: f< i
ir.-*- to any read-T
will write them foi it
t it 'hey will
Dinr m. «ii.-i:
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port
V. .ilttu tHir** laid u»er' ol Ibisii’s.
.1 U. Laurence
Mrs \Y 7. Ayer. Hampton St.
'■ \t Morris,
t: I* Kniglit. Dridir-' St
' •.. | rn :>: Main Sf
\V \ Stuart, Han pton St
>■ i; Smith.. WaP* t S'
Agricuture Agent.
-Washington. March 11. Sub
stantial results are shown by the an
nual report of tie* Agricultural Agon*
of Southern Railway Company and
associated companies for the year
l'.*lt During thi* year t:ie Field
Agents of the t’ompanies gave advh •
to a total of about 1 no.000 farmer
Tlr-y reci*ived tietailetl reports Iron
2.512 farmers covering 22,400 acr ; —
in rot ton 2 4.287 acres in corn and
11^8 2 acres in miscellaneous crop-
The average yield of cotton per
acre on fields cultivated in'acordanc.*
with th-ir advice was 1.255 potinn
of s,«e«l cotton as compared with
tin' average of 512 pounds per acr
in fields where their >dvtce was no:
followed The averag" yield of corn
per acre 'n fields crown in accord
ance with their advice was 40 4
bushels, as compared with I s 2 >
bushels tier aero in 1 fields wrier-
their advice was no* followed
FouallV good results were ohtalm •
with other crops . o
A striking feature ot th<> report i-
the good showing made in boll w<
\il territory where many farmer
notwithstanding the presence of the
wevil in their fields, avernc d i
bale or more of cotton per acre
Tim agricultural development w- rk
of th
11-1 ip.
C.'M -.
Dorn panics is cnrrieil on
- -' - n w it *i the I’nited S'
* m nt ,-"id tfie A'/ricn't
A Great Healing Intlu-
ence in Kidney Remedy
V xear and a half ago 1 was taken
villi a severe attaek of Kidney trou-
! tliar i>ain«\d me to such an ex-
ih.it morphine had to he givt' 1 ! >
• •• Was attended- In a docto* -
m
ia. pronounced- it as Stone in the
nidi r and presi riheil Lithia \Ya'-
i look Liihia Water and Tah-
• is f ( ,r some tini" and received no
lief irom them 1 stopped taking
i d.ii inos for some time, later hav-
• some Swamp-Root in the housv
heided to trv it and f'-lt much re
• o
. ved While t-ikiiig toe second
•tie commenced to pass (’.ravel in
ne until I had passed In nil at
■i t a half dozen or more and
•r
iv not offered the slightest since
' ml in all Have taken one bottle
<1 a half and feel very grateful i i
< mp-Root_
Yours very tri\iy.
H W SPINKS,
(’amp Hill, Ala
Personally appeared before m
16th day of August, 1 !♦(>!(, H
Spinks, who subscribisl th° abdve
iinjent and made oat ft that the
i-- trim in suiistanee and in
Hf.ATK OK SOKTH r.AROLIN.A,
Count of (’ollcion
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I’HESK ARK, IlIF.IlRF'OUn:. l.i
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the kindred and creditors 'if (he 1
said James A Dantzler, deceased
that th‘*y he and appear before me.
in the Court of Probate, to he held
at Wnlterboro. S C. on the 251th dav
oP* March. I’KIB. after publication |
hereof, at 1 t o’clock Iti the forenoon, j
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CIVEN under my habd thi- 28th j
In of February \nm> Domini tfiir
PuMlshed on the 2 Jn 17 and '1th
davs of March. Ifiljii. in tfie Press
and Standard
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Probate Judge C (’
CUstiMn f«/r Letter* DNmlsMiry.
ST ATE of SOPTH CA R( >1,IN \
Countv of Colleton
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Woman So Weak and Mervous
Could Not Stand Her Chil
dren Near Her — Vinol
Changed Everything for Her
Plant City. Fla. — ” I wish I couW tell
everylsidy about Vii.ol. F -r ryfleyea^
I was in bad hea th. I f? ,t so I ci.uld
notslei o, nn.i lcoul'1 n^ tefand it tol ave
my children come n. >.r me. i i.-l r t
even sip.v mb *a prf.v b avy hous* •
I was jjnjdy In'*'i ...i ; :i--time. 1 tr • 1
so mrfry n di-cires i < i’.l r.ot r c:.-ll
them a'!!. I- »t tio’l i’-edi 1 me : • y v '>d.
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9>rd sai:I it v -s t • i b.mic . ’ -
s-iw. 1 -‘id'•..i, ar i f inp & t i.h<* Ctf
! had ha 1 for a I- .:
time. Novy 1 s < p 'Veil. n-ynpi>* tit*' w
girsi. mv nervous!].-s i-i, a!! p"! • ami 1
am so stronpand w< il I '.) 11 my h u. e-
wor^ ar. ‘ work in my thovr tranlen*
without feeling tired or nervous. Vira l
haa made me a \veil and happy wuman,.
— Mrs. C. H. Miim.k; Plant Cny Fla.
Vinol contains the curative, h* alinK
principles of fresh cod livers (without
ot! > and tonic iron.
We ask every Veak, rtn down, ner
vous person in this vicinity to try Vinol,
our delicious cod liver and iron tonic
without oil, on our guarantee to return
their money if it fails to Irenetit.
For Sale
High Grade Meal and
Hulls, the best and
Cheapest Feed
SHED WANTED.
We otter three deals,
Sell, Swap or Store.
CO'iTON GINNING
Saturday.
WE HI Y SEED ( OTTON.
REMNANTS
iValterboro Oil Mil!
PrafessfRcl Notices.
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liver off and on for rfie part
veafs. and It affords me pleaa-
to -t ite tliat I round tjv m to
just as r*-presented They are
"■ild la. th**ir action and the resuly
■•ive been satisfactory I value
' em highly.”. For sale by all deal-
PEtpcK^t DATTFV. t|. .,!id
reliable '"I i ii'<.<w:ih'' (otto
tor« 11* S:ia,inn:th off'!' ' <>s th* •'
cellenf «er\i(-o that ha* '• rued
them their superior ri'initaiion
salesmen among thou at I*-' »>t
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y Vorarr 1’u-tiU
ft-,i(*o C,<i 1 arrti Cure l.« mwen in
terp-iPv -11-ft |rf- 2l- r . tlx ill**- ’ ■ -
one of them* No acre..int ton^Jri t*, i.iood and mm ous surf ni *- of th
for them lo handle, no huslhess system ;<nd for ^-'0110111x1 D
too small for their personal aften y \ ( HENEY ti- CO
tlon. Correspondence invited, an*! Sold hx R Drugri-"*
a call when In Savannah will be 'p-.k, M ill'- F <nnlx ,PI1I*. for ion
Aug 5 tim afipaHoa *
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if ■< u t.l n nr-- 1 ret oiri-
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II find th.ji ChamberbiijVs ('ough
'.'•e-e.l -lam! high n f)u' estima-
1 i f ^j«.e*do who ive b It :s
promt'i iiitd • ffc^f'ial' nlhasant anil
..(• to take, which are qualltleH es
To!*"’.* O pei InIB to In* deeired when a medi-
iiu- i*i intended for children. For
Me by all denlers.
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