The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 30, 1915, Image 8
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
JUNE SO, 1915.
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BARGAINS
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BARGAINS
Nyal’s I
Liver Salt . * 1
. A dose taken in the morning, before
breakfast, keeps the bowels in condition.
. '... Nyars • •• '.
Liver Salt
The use of Nyal’s Uver Salt wards
off bowel troubles.
NyaPs ,,
Liver Salt
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Most people like it because it is so pal
atable—because it does not cause nausea.
JNyal’s
Liver Salt
Its Rood for the whole family-— <
Mother, Father and the Children
Nyars Remedies Are the BEST.
KLEIN’S DRUG STORE
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SOHF FIVE TOMATOES "
•OiMJWX AT KiTTEH.
Thn editor of' .The Prors and
Standard in In position to make tfce
statement that there are some very |
.Ine 1 ipe tomatoes at letter, for he! w. F. BaHey, o* fteJie! a-'<tlon.
received a big basket of this- .de-;%vaa In town Saturday. Mr. Beil' r
'.clous fruit Monday,’ which was spates thut crops In his section are
brought'up by Messrs. Sanders ar.d| no t very promising, but that * farm-
Rice. These: tomatoes were grown {ers are getting in
on an old rice field, add are verj j —^— « "
ine. These gentlemen are ejithuel-i pov cn< j. Mrs j. r. Lawson.'of
aatic over the iiwslbllitles of passed thriytilr^Walterboro
H>w country’, and they are doin’! j day morniirg. en rotne to their
some pioneer and progressive work hon , ef aftf , r a p en ding a few days In
v . AND NOTHING BUT BARGAINS.
• -Watch this space every week for Bargains, in Jho lint;
cf CkifM'r.g. §fa"oes7Dry GaatLtar.d Milliner:.'.
We sell mere goods for less money af:^hotter ?
for same money.
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Specials for This Week.
Jown there,
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CAPT. «. D. PAIKiETT
(M>EH TO HOMPITAL.
Th« many friends of Cnpt. H. D. a H hl> . rafnrn0A
Padgett will be Interested to learn i _■ ^ °** returriPd
tbf Round section. Mr. I^iwson is
pastor of th? Bethlehem church o'
that place. •
home
EVERYTHING
iHE
BEST
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from Charleston.
that he has gone to the Baker Sant
tarinan In Charleston for an opera
tion to remove cataract. Mr. Pad
gett left Manday -afternoon and ex
pects to be away about three weeks.
He was assured Dr. Parker, who
performed the iteration, that It
would In all probability prove a suc
cess and In a few weeks he would
be able to see much better.
HAH HECCRED fiOOD '
FLOW AT N’EYLEH.
C. P. Flshburne. who has re
cently had an artesian well bored B. O. Thompson, and C. L. Gooch,
at Neyles, Is pleased with the good of Lodge, were atnong those In
flow he secured. The well was j Walter boro Monday.
Lltfle Mias Anna Matthews left
list week for her home at Patter
son. N. J., She. came South to lire
with her aunt. Mrs. *A. L. Blocker.
an^Blnce Mrs. Blocker's death she
has been making her home with Mr?
J. B. Ackerman.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Jordan, of
Lodge, were ‘in Walterboro Monday
on a short visit and business trip.
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B'ist 13c C bffeg «?.le price .,
Best S ard 10c Apron Ginghams, fast color, our
sale price - 5c per vd.
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•50 and Toe‘Crepe de Chine, all colors, our sale price. .23c
Please remember whatever we advertise is true and
we can prove it at
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De Charleston Surprise Bargain House
J. FRANK. Manager..
NEXT DOOR TO EXPRESS OFFICE.
SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY.
bored by Jno. O. Jaques, Jr., who
states that the flow is at least 8
gallons per minute. This is ample
for all needs Mr. Flshburne ha*.
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PROTRACTED MEETING • ' ,
AT EVERGREEN.
Rev. F .F. Fox. pastor of the
Evergreen Christian church, will be
gin a series of meetings at thi*-
churcii Saturday night July 3. which
meetings wilj be continued over fn
to the next week. It is thought
that they will last till Wednesday
night.
4f 4t4t
PASSES RERIOl'S
OPERATION SAFELY.
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Mrs.. W. Z. Ayer returned home
last week aftfer spending a .week nt
Meitcr. Ga.. with her fother.
W. B. v Mi ley. of Wiggins. Is, ,fn
Walter ooro visiting his brother.
Robert Miley*. deputy f’erk of court
Mr. Miley la assistant book keener
for the Hilton-Dpdge Lumber t o.
E. G. Hlott. of thy Pleasant Grove
pecVion pp^nt Srr.dny at Eu'awvule
with his sister. Mrs. »*. p. V/mter.
•‘® I Mr. atul Mrs..FampheR .Dra-uidr.
•and children, of Ritter, were among
The friends ot Mrs. 1). C. L. Hiers • those in tow n Sunday. On account
pleased tq learn thar shelof a punouire Mr. Drawdy wa-
safely'through a rather serl-‘ oblige i to spend Ti while in jh*
operation the latter part of th’ city.
DRINK
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Ldyk for these
trade mark let
ters on theCrown
Cap of the Bottle.
None> other is
- - genuine.
COCA*-COLA in
Bottles is always
thoroughly blended.
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A A drink of Quality-Distinctively J*
all its own.
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There are many “Olas” and
“Colas” parading in the trail
A of COCA-COLA under the guise J
£ of “Just as Good? but, there is *
only one genuine^y^^
Rhe'vstood It well and is
rapidly' convalescing. *coording to
reports from her bedspie.’
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V. E. AirCKENFESS LEADS
IN dNSl’RANCE IN STATE.
C F. MvickcafvA’s. local represen
tative* of the Southeastern Life Jn-
surnn'e Company, of GteenvlRc is
leading In the. -amount of premium'
/<>nt In from this State, and Is
third In \o!ur.ie of business writ
ten. fourth In amount of applica
tions. Thcr"' are 2S agents n the
and the Southeastern Circle,
*>-• publlrstlon c* the Comp: ny.
•mi.' Mr* Mucltt-nfurr. special men-
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i tnNT’ R KC\J ' Mix *15,111.I V
W 1 » FINE At RE op Cf*lT\.
Ch-’ater Uo^iavnin hai'ev
V: -.’: ? o .rot; ofW. C.' Bailey,
■ o’" v-cv fine torn on tjf- acre «-t
r - tr: ’>% h'm for 1 is corn. cl-th
re. County 'Der'cnstrr0>n *
Uenr.i. v I j) s av is corn las’ wceV:
sr.> s i» Js!* the ti he has *• on . in
»} econaitv this venrV^ *' »
PICNIC .AT COTTAf.fM II.l.E.
WILL |1E HELD foM<TRT!r»\V.
The annvtal Sunday SohepT picnic
at Cot'it^eville will be ^ held there
tomorrow./This picnic is being giv
en by tb^ Methodist and Baptist
Sundav/sehohls. and is, always an
•vept / of much importance tn the
community. A number of speakers
will be In attendance and a game of
dml! will he placed in th- afternoon
between W.alterboro and Cottage-
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EXAMIN %TI«N CH ARLESTON
COLLEGE HE HELD FRIDAY.
Questions have been received for
the scholarship exam»natt$1t to'' V
held Friday of 4 this we«k-at the
Court House for tw College . of
Charleston. It is expected that
there will be several applicants for
entrance into this college. The ex-
anllnation will be condtlted by
Probate Judge Reach.
PELLUM & RIGGS
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V-'e b?g to announce that *e have opened an automobile
repair shop, and are prepared to do your work, either In our
shop or wherever needed. Our Mr. Riggs is a 'machinist and
will-give his personal att-^ftlon to all work.
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SPARK PLI GH’AXD OILS. -
PELLUM &. RIGGS
WIC'HM.W STRKET.
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SINIliRV SHAVING PARLOR
Mr. and Mrs.' R. H. Wichmn
have gone to Hot Springs^ N. c..
where they will spend several weeks
Mr. Wlcbman ha-i, been a wuffer'r
Ok' sometime of rheumatism • am* j
hopes that the hot bsrhs at this i
place-will prove benef.tial.
ar.
Our shot) ^
Mr. nr i Mr<. L. F. Ben
town Tuesday on busSnes.i.
i '-e
re is*
The ree ;>r monthly tneetlr.* of
the Wpnari's Misitonary So i-ec v
ill be held a: the Methodist r ium-n
r'x* Tue afternoon. July
• * , 6/o’i lb: k. The Trec -uxer
-.This hot weather one wishes to.keen coil
^comfortable: aN possible when being shaved.
> fiitted with fans’ for this purpose.
Strictly sanitary and run by the most experienced
and competent barbers. We strive to give the best ser
vice
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rule, H» trill
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Mi;-.- Julia ( anC. y i, vi-
l.c home oMier uncle. E P.
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EHRH ARDT WINS
FROM. LOCAL TEAM
Frt't-Gicnic Played at Elirhunjt Fri
day Afternoon Give* S<ore ^
to Elirhardn
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WPIHE lED
mn file out
Automatic Machines
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WALTERBORO COCA-O
BOTTLING WORKS
■ T. J. Me DANIEL, Proprietor m
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,Th* families of Sobel and Bogos-
low, who aro partner merchants in
town, moved yesterday to their new
home on Railroad Avenue from the
Prtpp cottage. Tho Peartfoy home
on Railroad Avenue was recently
purchased by those young men. S.
Finn, who bus been In this resi
dence has letaed rooms In the Hen-
demon House and has moved ^th
his family.
L. Hlers ’ was exhibiting
several N^tya ago a stalk of very
fine cotton. dFhicli was grown on his
farm nesr town. He has several
acres of the weed, which Is very
fine This sulk was over two feet
highland well fruited, having sev-
eral /blba^oms and small bolls.
Miss Carrie Beach is wt horn
again from a visit to relatives
CharieetoiL >
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EHRHARDT.
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Ehrliardt,^ Jiin^ — Mr ond
Mrs * V ' F. Hiei« ^rd lit
tle daughter. Dorothy, of Floronce.
tv'nt a few days In town this week
with relatives. .*
•• We announce with pleasure the
tv.arrlare of Mr. Haskell Hiers and
Miss Ellxah'-th Smith, on' Wednes
day Inst. The groom ts a very popu-
Hr R. F. D./man or Fhrhardt and
the bride' was n --very atiraejive
young lady of Hopkins, S. C. u We
I wish much happiness In their Hym
eneal days.
Mr. and Mrs. Rnvmond Funk of
Baltimore are spending r'^tne ‘ time
with Mr. and Mrs. F. II. .Cope
land. . ,
Miss Elohte and Peyton McTe*’-.
f Hendersonville. S. C.. are on a
visit at thefr aunt's. Mrs. W. B
Moo
The «nnual Newberry College'Re-
onion »U1 be held at Mt. Pleasant
Church on July 14th. with Dr. Geo.
B. Cromer, of Newberry to make
the principal dddre*- This * Re
union is not forNsewberry students
'exclusively but for Ml college gradu
ates and ex-studnetsX The public
Is cordially Invited and dinner will
be served on the grounds The
committee will be gt«d for aT* »ho
can to attend.
KOTffiLp
Notice Is hereby given that stocr
certificate number II Issued No
vember 17. Ill4 of the Press and
Standard, a corporation, has been
lost or destroyed, the said certtfl-
crfFTkln# for Are shares of the par
Khrkar lt. June. 28.—In a §ame
featured by fa** double: play* ami
se-nsntional feats W.ilterboro met Its ^
Waterloo at She h:».,d>* of tb > '
Ehrhar.it teani on’the !o :.l di^
mond Friday, hfterfcdon. the s-or-'
being <) to *). Hiers, to- tli^-lo'als
pitched high clds.v ball, rot a \Is:f>r
.reached the keystont .-.jcii and o i-
ly-^wTj hits tveuig registered off th'3
deliveryWireell relieving . Ufce u
the third, pit htt. a ste.ydv ganteT.r
Me visitors* Rh-era showed ubi'ily
to peg to the can-n*.. M Villan.
Moore and Clayton each two
hasr*. Folio win r i's Hie .hox hcorer
Home Team.
AB R H PO A E
What Tnen?—Ih2 rarr.ily Suf
tens, the Poor Mothers Suf
fer—Mrs. Becker Meets
This Distressing Situation.
Rivers, c.
Clayton, lb. !
Moore, as, . .
Hiers. p. . .
Smith. 3d. ..
Henderson If,
Ramsey, cf. .
Kearse, 2d, ..
McMillan. rf{.
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.411 ^
. . 4 O f! ft
. . 1 Clift
..Hill
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life, but as I had fotir in family snl, i>t us place, ik your hon-.e
CblUnsvilla. IU.—“I suffered from a i
nervous break-down cni terrible heal- •
aches, and was, tir 'd all over, totally j
worn out and bio discouraged to enjoy
ily and
yametixe* eight or ran* boarfen. I kept ojr lab->:'AutcciaAic Singer >•>< i.
o.Tw'orking despite thy suffenwg. * ‘ J Machines for-free trial and/If i
S'l saw \ ir.oi advertise*! and iecidedi .i 0 ?s not an: er all your s/vl:.g r
to try it, and within two W««ks •! Myfrcmvws. ve take it\/av.aj a;
noticed a decided improvement in my i 0ace ,
condition and now I am a well woman/’ i ' Liberal
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. Total .2T 6 5 8
YGiting Ti'.vm
Griffld. G. r. . . .4 0 0 0 1ft 2 1
Garrigt 3d 3 0 1110 1
Wltsell. p . If 2 O' ft 0 3 1 d
Murray. 2d. ......3 0 0 0 1 1 2
Griffin. E. cf 3 0 0ft 1 ft ft
Arnett, s.*. .. .* < ,. 3 0 -0 0 0 2 1
Rice. p. ff. . . . ..3 0 0 0 0 0 1
Williams/lst 3 0 0 0 5 0 0
Crosby, If.-rf 3 0 1 1 3 0 u
Total 27 0 2 2 24 6 5
Summary.—Two base hits.* Moore.
MralUan. Flayton; Stole bastes.
Rivers 1. Smith >, ^Ramsev 2, Hen
derson d. Moore 1: Doubt* plays.
Hlers to Clayton, Kearse to Clave
ton; Sacrifice hits. Htera 1: Strike
outs, by Hlers IT by Rice l, by Wit-
sell 8: Base on balls., off Hlers K
off Rice 1. of WitselP-4: Time^/of
gkme 1.402 Umpires. Dannell^ sort
Kearse. ' »
value of one hundred dollars each
d that tw. undersigned Will ap-
plf\to the secretary of said corpo-
ratlotKfor a new Aertflicate on the
6th daKhf August. 1U5.
mm L. Hasalden.
•-n-it. ;
—Mrs. Ana Becker, Collinsville, 111.
There are hundreds of nervous, run-
down. ovefwork'e»i women in this vicinity
who'ar? hardly able t) drag around and
who we are sure would be wonderfully
benefited by Vinol as Mrs. B »cker was.
The reason Mnol U so sn?c?ssful in
building up health and strength in such
cases is because it combines die medici
nal tissue building an 1 curative elements
of cod’s livers together with the blood
making, strengthening properties of
tonic iron. We ask every weak, ner
vous. run-down man or woman in this
vicinity to try a bottle of Vino! on our
guarantee b> return their money jf it
fails to benefit.
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’ ^ JOHN H. K
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^ Walterhoro, ». 4'.
■SBftH
aliov antes /tor all
har.es in excSacgi* for a H
20 percent d -cou/t give
■ ash purchases.
Singer Sewing Machine
Company .
Main St. Phone PI X WalterUiro, S. C.
Ask for M. PANIOTTIE.
WE ARE NOW READY
to ;do any repairs on automobiles.
^Please give us a trial. All work '
■ :7f " guaranteed Satisfactory.
Colleton Garage Co.
Walterboro, S. C.
J. A. PADGETT. Manager