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NESDAY, JULY 21, 1915
THE PRESS AMD STANDARD
PAGE SEVEN
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CALOME TODAY
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A me«*tin(c of the t bffit-erit and
T0''n)ber8 of he Colleton County Pro
hiblton committee is railed'to meet
at the Court House. Walterhoro. it
10:30 o'clock. Monday. July 26.
This meeting calledto outline plans
for the work in Colleton county and
is therefore 'of greatest Importance
to this movement in our county.
Members of the committee are urg
ed to mak« all necessary sacrifice
.to bo present If possible at the hour
appointed: CoUeton copnty expects
every man tp dp his duty and. the
cammittee should set the example.
L«adier of visiting committee are
rsked to meet with the genaraJ com
mittee at aboge time and place.
SAIT, a/id THK SHKKP.
^’t is with pleasure that we note
that the anti-saioon league people
r.re abandoning the local-option re-
tit: * for that wiper^aVd s^ner pro
ject. the ration-wide prohibition of
source being sober, vigorous, • pro
ductive citisens.
• Alcohol as a beverage .has been
prohibited by some of tbe nations at
war hedpuse their armies must have
the highest degree of alertness to be
efficient. That being true of war.
why should not the . business of
achieving Ijapptness or wealth; or
both, hare the same consideration?
KcttiMimic Argument.
j'The use of liquors unfits a man
for business, invoairs his health, bo-
elouds his mind, shades hjs' reso
lution. loosens his nioral fil»re. We
especially urge young men to con
template this, tpt only as wie repre
sent It, but as It 'Is Illustrated in
numberless Instmee*. Suck indul- '"HI «ake up feeling great, fbU of
gence being without benefit, and
an almost certain obstacle to ad
vancement in the competition if
business, they would be wise to ab
stain absolutely. *
“We hope the men of the state
will co.nsider this question carefully
in its relation to the happiness, pro
ductiveness and effieeney ot our
people on the one-hand, and the pr.e-
\ention of waste of great* sums of
money and the toll of mVliappiness
which attends >t on the othcV
•• . .David K. Coker, 8. <*• Mbyfield.
Bright WijlK'tn-On, ciiarlto\ IYu-
the liquor ^raff-i'*. ’ Doubtless manyiltant' .lohn M« Swe» n. c. K. Hender-
or tr;
'vilji
of ‘-bcm wi 111 now »lau'. t!*at that \\a* ^ou. «' B. Bobo, t' !..-I.‘rrhar<i-ot .
alv r-s iheir goal ttm‘\lv> local B. D. Brjabt. Qij.r>s ,K llnn»tbr. .
niva's tnetr goat, tn.u tn* io«ai u T|vatt w w Sullivan. .1. D. Har.
'v,-,. was only preparatory to ‘the j )M ^ t | .losenh Sprott. T . W. Boyler.nl
1 irc> r area of plan and operation. Kv .1 Murray. ‘ *
But i* is evident that the traffic has* ‘That the demand for oM^tbifio'i
is not si*ntJtnental .•■Itoget'er may tie
seen
rown in the very face of the glow
ing reports of local victories ami
the people htjve wondered and sonm
have becojne wearied over the unto
ward circumstances. The fact is the
professed Christian of the land wer*>
but re-enacting the conduct of Kin*
Saul when the returned with some
of the sheep after he had been bom-
manded of God to destroy all of
them. Probably Saul- intended to
destroy all but is was not in God's
Way or time. That seemingly pious
purpose of. hi# to use some of the
rheep in sacrifice did net receive
God’s sanction. And #o He who
dealt so exactly and rigidly w ith Sau.l
uses a similar method with his chil
dren now. The people have used
long enough the ill-gotten gains of
the liquor traffic. That partial pro
hibition or destruction of It through
local-option has not borne good
fruit. And how could it when it
flew right in the fbee od^God’s com
mand'’ Trifling with Divine man;
datesTs a most disastrous procedure
ip any clime and among any peo
ple. pomp and parade to the con
trary notwithstanding. Let us take
fresh courage today since God’s will
is'more clearly discovered and th *
spirt of obedience i s becoming cor
respondingly commensurate an 1
to the occasion.
lime of Ym*j Gnlonrl H
Sick and A'nn Ixisc m
Day’s JR'nrk.
Calomel aaHrateg! It’a mercury.
Calomel act# .like dynamite* on «
sluggish liver. When calomel com#*
into sour bilo it crashes Into It
causing cramping and nauioa.
If you feel bilious, headachy, con
stipated. all knocked out. just go to
your druggist and get a 50-cent
bottle of Dodson’s Liver ^one. which
is a harmless vegetable substitute
for dangerous calomel. Take a spoon
ful and If it doesn’t start yonr liver
and straighten you up better and
quicker than nasty calomel and with
out making you sick: you just go
back and get your money.
If you take calomel today you’ll
be sick and nauseated tomorrow;
besides, it may salivate you. while
if you take Dodson's Liver Tone you
am bin ion > nd )riady for Work or
nlay. It's harmless, pleasant to
take and safe to give to bhildren;
they like
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RAILROAD TO HELP
BOOST THE SOUTH
\tl:iiitic fl u*: Line l*repnrlng L\-
lu'i it to H<< Showu in tlie
North.
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CHARLESTON & WESTB1N GJUtOUNA SY.
The following Schedule Published only as Information aa<|
p is not guaranteed.
BETWEEN AUGUSTA, BEAUFORT AND-PORT ROTAL
Sun Ex Daily STATIONS . Ek rkatiu * Omm.
My Sunday
47 No 46
Wtll
No
* i iiiiJ(!ik v, i
2 13 1 45 7
Port Royal
■ .Tetnasaee
No 46 No |1
Ex Daily Sun
Sunday only
No 4« No 44
Ilk OOl f 40(10 00
o 00 6 40 0 to
PM AM
2 2H 9 001.
3 46 10 00
3 19 9 46;.
4 02 10 24!.
STATIONS
No 46 No 42.
. .Yemaassee. . . .1 8
. Fairfaix .1 7
. .Hampton # . .18
. .Allendale . . . I
0 46! 12 25 Augusta (Union St'a’nl .
Daily
No 3 No t ‘
PM AM .
4 40' 10 35!
9 40 3 59
STATIONS
•' w
.Augusta rnlon Depot
. . .Spartanburg
No 2 No 4
PM PM
.’12 IS! 8 IF
. *» 54 3 €4
No 5
PM
12,40!
3 07
1
STATIONS
.McCormick.
. .Anderson
No 52 No 52
PM PM
• 401 2 40-'
10 20 4 101
STATIONS
..'.Laurens .
.Greenville „
No 54 No 53
AM PM
.ll-S 20* 1 45
... 7 no 12 20
from such statements a* thu
which is published after it had re
ceived the. consideration and approv- |aegetable.
al of the distinguished men of af
fairs " ho signed it.” said Mr. Breed-
Hn. “The chief impuls** of prohibi
ten todav is the attitude of bus me Ms
men. Efficiency' ftnd drink do not
go together, and this is the- day-, of
efficiency.”
More “Fanatics.”;
The government pf J-’rsace has
joined the ••fanatics” and j has for
bidden tbe use of absinthe; the na
tional drink, by its soldiora. The
making and sale of the s.tjuff has
been prohibited—yegr-S.pro-hlb-lt-
ed.” This Is not to dem-ive sol
diers of any pleasure, but 1$ In-the
interest''of good health aniK greater
-efficiency.—Newberty Observer
li:i»in»
Mm i f State-
^Declare for
Prohibition. d
Or i 1 of the mo'-t r**mnrkab|e_ c»«^-
’velopmettts in the sentirii«-r.t-of men
vv5ii<!i .demand prohibition todfty is
th.M’ Vf the farseefHjr busine-s man.
It -vas once the ppirsion of business
n;» tv •hot the .-sj,x,'-) was tiecesjinry
fro? ' J.i .l»usi?e-ss .-tajulpoint. Bis
h!'slr.ess today denuiYidv the 'brtrrtc*
.tbin »( the e^loon. an<i the esM 1 ;
Tl»e ProlilMtb*u Flection.
In order to enable the people o*
South Carolina,to vp^ on the whis
key question at a time when it can
lie divested of politic*, thk legisla
ture ordered an election td be held
on September 14. Sixty days from
today the- people w ill determine by
♦ heir ballots whether South Caro
lina shall continue to have W’hiskey
sold In 15 countips, to the demorali
zation of the adjacent counties, or
\vh»ther the state will join 18 other
states that have repudiated whiskey
altogether.
It is ’generally conceded that n
very large maihritv will h'* cast for
•taie-vide prohihtion: We how it
upon'good authority that several of
the disennsary counties will vote for
prohibition, a ma’nrbv'-cif the neonl -
of these counties be inf heartily silk
<• the Countv dispehs try with all of
He’eraf* and t*ofif,1c-t!‘’ dorrujitiou.
Bartiv <11 nfnl Ai’.on c nurtiC ' partiV;
ular’y have - gained tiotorletv
through «>• mismanagement of thei-
dispensaries. The governor remov
ed tie dispensary ho^rd,m Barnwell
h^eaiv’e of irrecuiaritlys. ancl the.
ew hoard ! s now ,holding uo pav
if
*
;.ip. j-:'lr,Md*.^tCe -pending thou .
‘-.-iAy; of dolia-ts arqually in adver-
the re.-ources of the Soulh-
•tn states. .
.The Atlantic Coast Line Agri
cultural ItyyqtrtmeHt is Bg^tin , put-
tiijg-uu an exhibit of farm products.'|
fruits tobacco, cotton,
grains, and forage of all klpds.
grown in Virginia. North and Soutli
Carolina. Georgia. Florida and Ala
bama. to he shown this summer and
fall at a number of the large fairs
in the states of New York .Pennssl-
vania. West Virginia and Maryland,
in section not so favored by nature,
cllmatlcallv. as is ^The-Nation's Gar
’on Spo(.”
A representative of the Agrlcui
tural department Of the Atlantic
Coast Line has just returned from a
trip through the east ahd north
where space was contracted for at
eight mammoth fairs and he reports
erhat interest maifested, and that
the exhibit will he viewejl by sev
eral thousand people..
..Handsome illustrated literature
dewriptive of the resources of th<
states of Virginia. North and South
Carolina. Georgia. Florida and Ala
br.ma. will lie freely distributed.
This kirid of advertising has real
educational valuh. ‘It reaches the
people, and it should result in bring
ing many good homesesekers’ into
our midst.
Won’t You Help?
•The sui.ce,ss of the undertaking
will, in’ ;! measure, depend upon the
eo-operatian received from Hie tar-
mers. and others interested in aeri-
-ulturc. If you raise or kno\\\af
anvore raising products suitable for
♦ ’••■v exhibit, such as native forage,
il f ilf:i. coni, tobacco." small grains,
good .'nmpies of fruits' and vqge :
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Dr. A. J. Anderson,. #
DENTAL SURGEON. *
OFFICE 1 Ht HRS: *
:» AM to 2 PM. :» PM to « PM,,#
PHONE HM»\ #
Walterboro, S. C. *
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DR. P. J. O'NEILL
SPECIALIST, '
202 KING KT, CHARLESTON. S. C.
Call cr write for information' Re
garding ,Aiy advanced method of
-tr-atin^ moi ach. Liver, Nerve
Blood.- Fkta fM-ea^es, Bites, Con
tracted Troubles, Kidney, Bladder,
ancl Private Diseasefl of men and
wotner. Consultation free. Hours:
9 A. M. to 7 I’. M.’’Sundays lf> to 2.
■fh-
trihles/ ejtt\. vc
•"ienting 'ith the Agricultural and
’’rniiKn’tion clcpiYtment of th< At-
I’ntic C'Wst Line Railroad Cnm-
• irv, Wilmington, N..C.
\ large express car will in- ro-
'iaired t > transport Hie « \liibit.
i inievof departure from Wilmington.
N c about August lf>th.
vou ehn help bv eoniuiu-
li.*i,rie>it of' proliihition The most ,,
<7rt.;nt word in tie- VocM^rlicv
im-nt of FS*' <*hct worth of whi-kc
-ot
h: -j business is l
an evh.o drfnl's is
ft and i? 1 sy in pronirtibn
of tl ^ xiolatlon-Af' law corf :
r^c^c'v i“' rni,,c u ' - '
r r lyAJ-.N’ t . j jjome c>f the imv-i promineni men
usn-! ly ir. t j n ceil''-. Vho'iaye h<r< ti-
f • -> - ■ r< -Leen, arden*" advocate <c of th
dr;n’r r.g. \ on v.il! he inti’pcsted ,iM-< ■.’('.iry. have changed their siew
the loving- / s pKnd ar<* tiew avowed -'.dvoeaits o
\n address fpolve^people of south
•f’.iroiina. sbrnc^l b\ a htimhety<>f
le.id’Ug ptxfnildtionbts. was
mad
ldi< S:\tnTuay in I'olumhia i
ru 1
»\. Breeclin of Menninc. secr»*tary ot
the V.’Jslhess Men’s VaBui»e< t; c'cuu--
mit" ■ for- Brohitiition s
B-c d' -c Citizens of* South •'ar<»l.in:‘ ■
T! '’ question of prohibit! m i
th' t’ig issue), betoro the citizens of
Sou’ r Carolina at this time and it is
a -tidn of such moment as to
call r ilic‘ meet c-onie“t eonsidern
tloX^or the parr o*' the men- and
w
?■ of the state
\o Longer lYebatahle.
rohihjtior. is :to 1’ong-r a deha
• in o.ur politics, hecait
o h:*-' |
' hi
J end arc* now
. ’'roii’btioi' tY” necovni o' unsatis-
,/s< tc ry condtions. sonv* time ago.
."ihe covi-rao*- ordered the dispen
saries ii'- ViVon , count*; < lospd and
i’ *> rt-mri'Ned elos'>,i for .i ncuht i.
ft was. H|MM<rted that a forjder di-
censer was c !»eckod sht/n • nearly
«•* ocio-.— *
Whcncv- r rite ppopfe of EdceHeid
ecmntv hav • lieep^twvwp an-opporfu-
nitv to c'Tnress/The?n««rive< on -t 1
crre-it moral >cuest1on -Git-X hnr<i • 1-
wavs cfet l.^/sd nee lust t he' «:•’* of
''hiskev bv n considerable mAiordv.
Fc<r nearly ten years FdseGebl
\ GOOD HOCSEHOI.D SA1AK.
. Ordinarv nilnients' and injuries
re hcit of themselves serious, hut
'rtfbe'tipta. or Ipw ilt-clity may make
?! m dangerous. Don’t neglc't a
ii. '••(1'se, hrui-e or hurt Ijecnnse it’s
-mall. .-Blood poison nas r<- uli< I
i -on a rHn pri< k or scratc h For
all mi* h aflni‘*nt« Bucklen's Arnica
<ilv' is t'-oBh-nt It protects .-^id
!s the herb; i« antiseptic, kills-
Ir.ft ■ • ! yv"> nis’ <i hi; • mus
oif^'dic-'i'o:"- Good ''for all Skin
- V* Dimph s. Salt Hheiun. Kc-
omn. (o-t in original 2-oi:iu « -^5c
hex from your clrpggist. . ?
;'ivmlv h.n 5 h;"i prr . '.cal nrphiti
, ip<i ed n f ter cit ing B a thormir'
iLprial the p»opJo could not im indue* :
■en to he a facto*- of -yr
-tan-e fn the promotion tyr fhe
•oph*
is
Tmt
in’!..-trial effic i< iic > of
and the fuilest d‘ \ehtpnmrft:of our
resources. ,/
• The idea of a stable commercial
pr< >-perily. being lyase*! .ufixiti th**
sale of liquor' h^ontrary to a prop
er, ccnceplipn / *fT business, a#’ wei^tw
being incorm i from
. staninolnr The
TOc t Op business proceeds from eeo-
noiub^il utilixalion of all the re-
stpfri a of the {date, the greatest re
ar; economic
highest. . a develop
in' »o th** ti’-p- ns-rv sysB >
ether mode of selling whi*
to r*
ft *’ JA *
kev.
[,p»‘c v<’t<' it on? r>f South t'->ro i_
Mi ; .altogether in September, there.
Mv .pelptog hundreds c |»-op!e ,ir
tl c- “Wet" counties to ovenlmvv
whiskey dominatio*i and »len , or-’li
ration^ Voting whiskey c#ip of the
If, “wet” eoun’icc \rfl» *’ 1 so make
th** enforcement of nrohlbtion mo*--
ea<*i!v effective in the counties ad.
il»«.ent to the ••wet H ” counlih«.--Kd-
gefield Advertiser. " t
“Mg for ‘BETS-IT’
’ When j Have Cerns”
Simple As Saying It; Never Faila
It does your heart good to see how
easily and quickly any corn conies-out
when you put'‘OETS-IT”ont And thc-a
when you’ve gone along for years trying
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* L. B. HOUCK,
* ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office over First National *
Bank. J ' *
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WALTERBORO, S. C.
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D. B. Peurifoy,
* ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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* PBACTirE.IN ALL ITH RTS
Offiee op|M>«ite < c*urt House.
‘ Walterboro, S. C.
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WHITE BARBER SHOP
Our barber shop erhploys only white barbers, and
we have hone but the most expert.
—Let us attend t6 your needs—
SMITH’S BARBER SHOP
H. R. SMITH, Prop.
Kent to Terry A Shaffers
Main Street.
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Heber R. Padgett,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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l*rnm|rt attc-uti»Oi t** all
* .
business.
Walterboro, S. C.
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John Wilkowski
REPAIRING AND REFIMSHING
Furniture and Upholstering. Cabinet mak
ing a Specialty. *4
Main St., Walterboro. Old Hyrne Store
Nexf Door to J. E. Pinckney's.
John Wilkowski
4 *
c4
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A *
New York Pressing
Club
Main
Oppo Ite
Hubster's i
Streep
, y . . ,
Bakciry./fMothea Call d fer ami De- ■
thered'. Four Tit let* good for ]
pressing four suits Jl.i'u. Scrub
hlng extra 25c.
J. B. DAV ENP0RT.lt.
THE MHN WHO WINS
in life' is lie who finds nice things.and there w»y achieve pro
gress and auci-ess. And in Ibis you .will x fiud iotaleddn the Dr
Padgett old staml an up-to-date Ifestaurant vith aecomoda-
tions for wliile and colored. Something new. BAItBKCUF
twice 4 week. W*'dnesday and Saturday, A tii^h tliat is most
"dqlicious aiiyl fine! Is made from the i»est bnti hered meats.
Barbecue will he- sent vent to any home in town on r<*c|ue^t
and vte invite* country people to Ki'*’ It a trial before tlp-v go.
out. Cgrry some to your famlites. • T^*? will lov« ; you l tter
Cleanliness is our mbbo We have aflr t-clasa, up-to date
."cook that will satisfy your taste,.
Cold drinks, lc«* Cream, Hot Meats at all hbnr>, da\ and
night/ •
'Have your slums half s'd d. Give me your order, I v .11 innk' 1
vouV shoes’l»y taking you^ m**asure "and guarant* - vtui lasting
qualities and a sute fit!
WALTERBORO LEATHER WORKS
WM. ' MILLFH.. Manager*.
RECORD FOR RAILWAY' gers. not one was killed in .nviraln
" _ _ # . kiicidenl.
Cnlv One Passenger ;Killed Out Thj p X ,p)ip rv t
'Took.
•GETS-1T’
Makes
Corns Fal
Riskt
Off!'*
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic
Sprains. Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Ec
zema. etc. Antiseptic Anodynes
used internally or externally. 25c
TOW
m-yL.
It a V.
of Total Hauled of 16,.»0ft,000
everything, when you've nt np mghta
wrapping up your toes in 'Lumi^ge*.
■megring on Mlves that rub off or sfccll
up the eorn. posting on eottc>n plm-tera
that make corns porp*ey**<t. »Iflught« ring
your to* * with ntor*. Jabhfng th* in w ith
kntvea and pruolns to the qup'k with
•eiMo.ra-^nd then you put on 2 drop* of
•'GETS-It” and ■*•« yowr.corn fall right
off—why. Si Just P-iks like a nitra*-ie. .lust
record war shown
In, th** ofric-laY figtirejc givo-i out to-
w day indb-atipg the’bigh d**gr(pv *»f
Atlanta. Cia».."tuly 16 — More than <=aiety that haf> Utn-n aMained in D<**
f'lx.cer, a.nd a hall ,million passengers hardline of s?outly*rt* Railway pas-
' —number greater thqn the com- <*enger traihs^, ' ‘ i
hired population of Virginia. North ( In "marked 'Con*nst ar- Dgur-*;
kaV' ’.rollna. South Carolina, fn*orgia. rm ently ^iven out by Drc«:d» nt try ^QETB-IT* never faijs. No pain.
^ A# b ma. and JK^nttirky Fairfax Harriioiv of Botitlum Kail- n<# tiY*uM^s Uie It lof any coru. cuUum*
•— *•«•*♦» transported by, Southern way. showing that dnr’fig the same vrart nr'bunion.
ll ilv r during tlr .ear -pded Jum pet od rw< ive p« r-om riding in an* w ’‘tiKTS-IT" t» aolcl by drugguu every-
wDh only one fatal injury foj i totnobih - wer*- killed *n aceid* nt* when*. SSn a bottle, or ieut direct by ■,
one- vrs* Standing on u < ar platform at pu*|Me higb’vjri rrosflng*. «■ erv'
or.st^rgrfH-liil** on a trerr :*nd Of*t one* of wdiie.h a r ident* vMfthfd have t
X-’ direct violation the c^Tiipr.-hy’** been prevented Ltd the driver of’the I
car observed the fatn'liar warning!
•’Stop, Look a.tui Listen.’’
1 *" ' \ »■
RAT CORi
TV- c ru} and trice egterailni tormade.
KiiT-.* i >-.r da’ '•m - : *viin*
Mumaiiin u ■* <j* • «*: , i|s- 1
ti'»n. *»-tt> r tf'*n »: I t'.c'trq*. tn m.
vv.'i :.u, tl. ’• l «u 1 en.ill.i) it.\T < < •jSN.
'•gx ft at cli nJ -t* or t.y ui'.lt. po»*.-. :
pa.it.
\ BOTANICAL MFC. CO.
4»li 4k /tact Sit., BSilaJtipSia, Pa. 1
JOHN KINCAID, Photographer
,t I Ih-j* to nniiounrc tin.. I hav** «qeTi*d a photet.
graphic ktiplio <>|»|>o l»e the* Court Hoiim- -«|iu«t-e in »t j
laiK«* lent, and am prcpiirq'l l<» *ic» nii,v pli«.t*jgr:«|dii<
wc>rk. M> w«*ik i^ guiU'nif.<-fel, and )t»u will ta- ph-n-*-•
wiih it. I invite tin* public to call ai'o* mt* vample*. an'l
get «**tlm«trv
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In Use For Over 30 Years
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PELLUM & RIGGS
• We beg to Announce flint we hdve opened ah Automobile
repair shop, and sire prepared fo do your work, ei’her in xiur
fihop or whereybr n**'h*d. Otir Mr, l{ivg» is a machinist and
will give his- personal att ntiotj. to all work.
SPARK PI.FGS AND Oll.s.
PELLUM & RlGGS
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