The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 25, 1915, Image 2
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THE PRE33 AND STANDARD
WEDNESDAY, AUUGST 25. 1911
* LETTERS FROM THE
PEOPLE.
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' Adams Run. August 21. 1915—
K(Jtor The Press .md Standard: *
would 'have written a few lines for
the dear people, but I have been
very sick and had to go away tc
keep from dying. So I went into
the other country and when I got
there I met my old friends. thjM*e
who had not died and a very few
of them, bul I met a ’fuigelhorn'
of young folks, to give nie music,
all calling me "Uncle XValtcr.". My
heart glowed with pleasure and de
light to see the children of the old
Confederates struggle. The nexf
day they gathered and I was chqden
choral of the aerial songsters, gnd
moderator of the occasion. Then .1
thoufht I was honored as I was
twenty years ago. who now stand
waiting my coming. When I ad
dressed them I said: "Boya of this
generation, age and time. It does me
good to stand before the children of
those whom I once loved, honored
appreciated and esteemed, as my
brothers. Sons of onr heavenly
Father. I have not words to express
■mv feelings at this hour and time
hut all Is love for my boys. You
want to hear something of the past
and my views - of*'the future. Yo’i
*11 know by history that I ant
old Confederate sold+er. shot/doun
in line of battle, went throtiah pec-
iIs of danger four yejn*T while mv
good comrades, many have passed
from life unto death In the line of
battle. l^et^US 'toys, not me, I, will
soon be. "fuimlK red with them:' but
you^sfill commemorate the name ol
^Confederate soldier Hand it
down to your .children, ami t** their-
children, yea. to children vet un
born. for our cans- was honorable
and lust. Rut I must say we were
ton fast, wo should have taken
things slowly and wisely. Ret w
had too .manv hot heads and not
much brains to contend with Uov*
today are ia the same category. w£
are pluneing Into the future. \1 !• nv
of us are like the viM ass’ eptl. Y-.'e
do not know whore; we * . from
or where we ar>» going We are*
blind to our future free tom and fu
ture happiness. The yoke o' bond/
age is now being pYeparC 1 for voni
necks, or totally *or your ehildixn
tJet up hoys and shake the dyrt of
nnpression from your hacks; nml
;<ay I shall serve nijr Clod 6s I see
fit, and not let every pusillanimous
dim-sided, narrow minded,’ Idiotic
educated fooj man or wnmbrt take
yon by nose and carry you *o
’■e ballot "box and make you vote
vour freedom awj*^, what little yot
Jt-ve, and that is not muct^
Haven’t you got sense enough to
know that when von get prohibition
' “ -llut what Is
ns consider,
our mouth*,
ntastlrgte. Swallow' ft. digest It
' ■d /when you find out It Is not
♦ ho whiskey kept froth **the good
people. Hut who shall sell It? No
/ ■' but the drug stores. Then you
will see fheyb’ctor* putting no the
drug stores to 'lell the dear thin* to
the dear people. May Cod have
mercy on th“ <l **tr fools When'Cod
rlmi/hty put.lt in the minds of out
r»e<d,|e to make it.' Now we .are'
driven like dumb beasts to the bal
lot box. Take it out of the hand’
ef many and put it in the hands of
the few plutocrats to make money
h rtut of it at the Cost of your llberiv
■'-i Independence.
Why don’t »Vou good minded, high
•flown Christian peonle. men and
women »epet two or three and the
holy spirit wIP be with vm* s-hd tmiv
for the poor drunkard and contjdne
doing so. without mnnev and pri/e
• and I ssrfdire vnu Cod will b^r./and
don’t trv to drive him
You rich are on ton todn
you or your children wr.T teap the
f'apcrvKegi*tt-r.
Hendersonville. Aug. 21.—-Mar
ried at the home of the br‘.i»'s pa
rents. Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm. Sto. K
Capers, on the morning of Augus*
15th. at ll>:30 o'clock, thei- daugh- ’ a _
ter. Hattie Virginia, to . Mr. • Eu« 1 '
Register, of Jaif&YT Y'ta The cere
mony was performed by her pastor
the Rev.- J. P. Patton, in the pres
ence of a large number of relative^
and friends. 'The bride was attired
in a beautiful golden brown travel
ing suit, with hat td match, which ; , n
«M very becoming to this lovely
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22.—Sine® 1
th?
Field Cropa Will Be Studied In
Summer School’s Last Week
Ruffin, ft. 2. Aug.
d it so interesting to read j ciepuoB College. Aug r 22.—Th^
happenings from other :-eetinr.^ e ■ j^ ourt jj wt*ek <U the. summer
that jjer.hap* some distan* srhool at.Clemson College will begin
Monday. August 2 ', and will be
known as Agronomy M'eek. inasmuch
relative would take pleasure in rea-’
a few .items from our rornr.uni
ty. a»t field cropp will be the subject of
The larmWs have had Quit? * r ' ,m 'jjipecial attention during the week:
bat with thf' inclement weitht-r I There will be lectures- on plant
while trying C harvest their fodedr ^ee^mg. fertilizers, field crop iu-
snd charming young woraan.
Among the out of town friend#
! n attendance was Mis* Ger«»viev‘*
Beckham, of Rock Hill., to v. brth a;'
the honor is due Tor the exquisite
decorations of the home, and es
pecially of the -parlor uher she
cerenv>ny was performed. The wail?
were festooned with native mo-?,
studded with water lillies. ,%iosj
hung from the ceiling hiding th*-
mantel and fireplace. In this was
displayed over one hundred beauti
ful water lillies and other flowers,
making the room p dream of beaatv.
Mendelssohn's wedding march was
played bvMle accomplished Mi^s
Kevie yrtili*. Entering from the
fropt^aoor came the bridal party |e.|
the niald^Af-honor. the charming
and lieautlful MTss Genevieve Beck/
ham. carrying a large. bouquet u
(tarnations. She was gowned, ir? «
-reiiUon of pink cre|»e meteor with
large picture hat to map It, Follow
ing came l.lttle Mis* Isabella Rob
ertson. and Master St.' Elmo Capers
strewing flowers in the path of th-'
bride. s who entered on the arm o f
her father. - The groom, 'looking
quite handsonw. entered trodi; the
side upon the arm of hin 1'e’st no-'
Mr- Arnold*Sander's, a (*>iisi:. of ti.'-
bride. Standing before the'min’st'r
she made a charmine and love*,
bride, looking happiness Use!?. Th-'
ceremony was soon over making
these two one.
"Two souls with a single Iheugh*
Two- hearts that beat as one "
They received many edngratuto
tions and good wishes for th**ir tn-
ture happiness. .Refreshment* were
then,served.
The bride received nvtn' henuti
ful and useful presents. M ir.;. ua\-
•ng ben forwarded to their future
home. Jasper, Fla. The groom M a
promising young m^n of hu*'ne<s of
that city and his fatn'T a pro'CMi.et.T
banker.
After an old time -ountrv •’ edninc
dinner, the bride and gfo >rt\ !ef f .
♦aklng the trAtfi W'bti> MaR for
Mieir future home carrying the
good wishes and lo*e‘uf »uj**v s-1
'carts ?.V. 7.. C.
W*. were gi*d to 4 hav? s.<v r.r<cy
rlstor* a» Shiloh Sunday aftemo<>b.
Iter. Black has bqen a faithful v.cr':-
and has improved the condjtions
e church greatly.
auspices' of c-e^
heroic efforts’titvd lai
*he has beer yrh.it t!
cal! fi'crees'yjl. Wf
A short sunmier term of Nev
srhool *« being taught /bv. M: -
Mayr ® Benr.ett. of Lodg' She I a*
mpd“—e good e-rolr'e/t as usual,
this being f.er flffh t®rn. to t*^«
st New Hop® Our srhool ha? l-e*n
Improved grenMy *hile ueder the
>nspices* of Mi?* Bennett. TVith her
faithful e*i le.vo' •
the'world would
When (*h*» be.ran
work in on/community sh® -seru-*.
♦o have had a high ideal'ah! a r*'t
purpose to reach it. Her’ .”
seemed governed hy unselfish " r '
iples/wrong rui* resisterl an.) r -'lit j
sneouroged. her constant ourpMss
vetoed to be. to do the be«t at my J
cost. This I sincerely 'believe !>i
‘.pen accomplished > |
We were sorry- »o Icirn of V --j
Httle Olcee. - l,:t’ Mi-'j
M-l’ld IVPnet*!- Hloess she, V. i
to h f T home ot Khrhar 'f '1 ; •
| V We hope for her :■ *r ‘-e ’
• yr-rv. so that-she ■wt^J' ‘l/*
• h k in,school y ift; i s as: ' v
’ IMttl* Miss Jewel F« rr ‘1 1c.:-.:
fever th Is week. *'•'* 31.-0 ttus - hc-r at
sectsr-fkrni work stork, farm ma
chinery. farm management, plant
dt^aae*. and special •ectures op cot
ton and corn cultu.-*. There will be
a lecture each evening on genera!
topios. most ot there lectures being
-illustrated.
The -auminer schoc' wfi! come to
an end on September 4. There wttl
e hardly a, break .in )aciivity fit
iTerson.- since uie saejiar school
«ess»on will begin a few days after
the close of the summer school.
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Thinking about selling
your House?
To Ret the greatest cash value for
your property you should make sure
that it looks in first-class condition.
Repainting makes a world of difference
in an old house.
. ^ m °
A clean, fresh-looking house sells
quicker and commands a higher price
than the dingy place. The cost of the
paint has been known to come back
ten to One because of the greater de-
V *
sir-ability to the purchaser.
y
No. 666 will cure f’hills and Fev
er. It is the iao-t .■*peeJy remedy we
know. 6-19-4in
A CONFESSUM
Hopes Her Suteaeat, Made Public,
will Help Other Wc
> ■>"
A y -
net
!>*.
Know inai wnrn vou gm
It will not, prohibit?
the muttci 1 ? Come, let
Take.the matter in o
>l«nr ’.’Big Buslnc"*" Gone l>rv.
, I *5
"Employes of this company ar->
pot permitted to visit' saloohs dur
ing the noon'.hour..’* Violation o!
this onier wjll bp at the employe -
risk.” In conspleiuou* places .,1>out
the Wisconsin Steel ('"iiipany'*
plant In Chicago thi< ruling w #
posted the other morning, and r •
noon th«* horde .of workers filed
straight by the thr-e saloon - lot at- 1
near the icuipan?^a:e • VVi.-cou*-
ssin Steel pony' diy.” !^,id tbe
head of the safety/(i.epa'-imBfi* "V«
efficiency re-
ring working
themselves v .1!
5® value of the n»-.\
= , ol r r d fu*?. :-h > v i!!'
vdi again. ' „
, A fine sf»n ha* jnM arr
• a® home of Mr T*i\e Rjf.erl’
other soldier of the cross,- a
for war.
M*-« Enstine- .Nettle*. o'
r-reek section, bn* been visiting Mr-
Meoree Fer.rel, but return.® • to her
■*ori»e Sund tv.
T:.om'i« Kittsey wa* a caller
Ferrell’s last w®ek. "Some at-
Taction.” ^ ’
Millie PNhop 1« a ♦re<yt®n* visits-
it John Fmoak* • '
\lbert Nett!®* w** •> guest n*.
t'»hr Robert*- last F ;rday
,, *>erk®!®y Bentcin wa- a w®i r>med
'•*itor at Willi tm Bishop’s Sunday
afternoop. '
Roes CaMlor is » frequent vlelto-
it Nat Smoaks. ’
l.isten out for f v -® (hir e o' be}!*,
otch as usually float li! a"' -run’s
breezy eir.
Hines, All.—“L must confess”, sayi
Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, of this fclace, "thal
Cardui, the .woman’s ton:;:, has done me
a great deai of good. '
Before I commenced using Cardui. I
would spit up everything I arte. I had a
lired, sleepy feeling all the tirtie, and was
irregular. I could hardly drag around,
and would have severe headaches con
tinuously.
Since taking Cardui, I have entirely
quit spitting up what I eat. Everything
seenis to digest all right, and 1 have
gained 10 pounds in weight.”
If you are a victimpf any of the numer
ous ills so common to your sex, it is
wrong to suffer.
For half a century, Cardui has been re-
fieving just such ills, as is proven by the
thousands of letters, similar to (he above,
which pour into our office, year by year.
Cardui is successful because it is com
posed of ingredients which act specifically
on the womanly constitution, and helps
build the weakened Organs back to b«uth
and strength.
Cardui has helped others, and will hrfp
you, too. Get a bottle today. You
won’t regret it Your druggist sells it
' . •* '' *• \
Writ* Ia * Chattanoora Med kin* —• a *
T "'„" n //' h ,i 'S2 st *•?;,* ??'■
nv a/«**rifo-)p has-'#' >v®n quit® T ~i~~Tt~ tar Wmmi,- wai ' - ~
■Mil r./Hn(I
into *laTt*rv
Inv, t«ymnrrn?v
wi’.! t®.»p th®
n
of our opproHHlon,
Bov*, you know- how th® hum in
family nppoar, to me Xodny? Old
▼on evbr sow'a (load t nrrn** aft®r a
hie rain and th** can a** full of mag-
pots? How tinoMy thov appear to
bo. .Everv on/ orawling nu the
other to get out of the wet. to keep
from drowning .They want to *av#
their Uve* on the hark of their broth
er. Fn iy U th® way with hum in
fnmMtrs, If Rob 'an irawl on th-
bnck yi r»ifk ^nd get much pr.-ii.*®
and a Ht-tl® money, h® IBoht don’t
rare what In *hr 1* - liecomr- * i’
IMrk and hi* family Bob don’* b®
mad® a fool of This will omy i-ist
a few day*. Idrk’* children « will
soon crawl on the.-back of yours-
Now 1 ***** t wo preacher* pre ®nt and
a school teacher I tmi«t pav mv
kind regafdit to them. I like to see
•pood people 'Though >ou r.r® teach
er* one a Method,!*?. one a t’.imn
lx H *e. ’ii'il or® .last n te;.i h-t cln-
cating th® ( ‘>>J*li-®T’ in th® mot'e-i
tongue. >0u i i. h ti.- satn®
®an i have, th® pe*ir* e
duc®ed by tlriakirg dur
(rtdte t!
'i’l to the choir. We hop® to hpv®
mother soon as them is still r%om
T improvement.
Arthur Herndor -a aa vi d* - 1-
tl: « wetion Sundav.
J. E. Mnrnhv o f fl-a >®r*r : vifl-
a* el-o a \i«U-*r t'®r® Sun^i.
.Mr-. **h.—’!® \®'»: - • • * , '‘-
tsv with r si.-’- - . M--- I-’ii:n
"'uit *• Snre-la?'.
Mr* I! IHl! '.**' ■ ®*' H ”>t -
11 *n hr* r®*ur'*®v i - :•> a;?-- -> •.
vlsi? with re’ilii.'i j® th :
F-i- 1 -»r N®t!®s ?! : ®e-l v- !i '-T-
.1 - V -- (» \e He'.-rl*. i/y
t-'r:®rds of M:#' Margare* Am
Pno-.k v'lt ; / *; *! to-ktm-A < -’ - 1 »
hours. The
woon appre<
rulins/' Z
WHAT MAKES IT MOVE?
Mysterious ('lock to be hi>t:ill**d
By ('olleton Banking Co.
J. A. iVPugh. of Chicazo. repre
senting the.World Wide Advertising
Com pa ny® was in Walter boro one day
lAt ixeck. and sold to the Colleton
Banking Company ore o’’ *l:® ; r tny*-
teriou* clock*, which wi!;.'’be install
ed iq this bank when !• arrives ia
i few day*. Seemingly all the me
chanism of this dock is a gfa** dial
with the hours marked thereon, and
two hamis marking off the minute?
and the hours. A mafnetic coiqpa-?
Is attached to one of the hand*, and
the clijck itself finds *the tCorrei t
tinw* and keeps the correct time, I?
is said that one of these clock* ha*
been running for 29 month* and hi?
in tbit
perpet
ual motion, but the , vh
inak®s It go A unn o? Ie»rr.ing o'-
efs-the foliowinc lucid expUavto:-.
"It is stirpri.sinK that your rep r.
■r make sarh a mystery -)■
tie chwi.. It’s «•«*> enough t* ex
rlan, it’ will v .-.t< p. h . lo.-u-h j
f.here are a<> lenh;. ;- , . Rl.,*
W®
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hack ir The : jj-r-®
.! 1 > \ -r. tooiTa k
to'Ruffip We.T -*dav
V>-?ai Rerton ’a!
Wal: erbo.ro S -.'ur.?..’
Our Sunduv h >o!
r»ie®’ with John Kt >r*1 a? g
' J®?-.!.
Vi e -... r® a!l >ho» ked * le.irq >f
"ue rr.urfer o f fA':H * Pa !:re* v.i*a
• a? >hijt hv Wilke- '.e las' TieeV:
I!® wr* laid ba re-t ia cr-.s-
*erv * What hop-s hath i*er.-hed
th:? your* mar?" ?•> was
very your.g and CigL*' hare to
have he®a re'orts®/! Rut Mr 1-ane
1- quite ageable ard jt is hope4 that
true jusMe® wilt I * m®t-’j-®l ijn’.r)
tun ih th® court? of • in, f a »’.l **
.r r.cd.
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CARDS.
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General In-urann*
Rn’
t ■•tatt*
cvrit-
varledj only sever trrc;:t in
••■'tire titer. It is a caje t*f is
t*»\*»TlP\T1t IN tT'RKl*
NIGHT '
A small dose of Fo-Oo-ta: t>p!glit
»::d yo i enjoy a full..free e,s> bow
el movement in .th® morni u No
griping, for Po-Oo-Ijyx i* Polophyi-,
l:n iMt Apple' without »•- eftac.
Po*Do-L«x eo-rf*'t> to® cj c* coa-
*'ipation by arou~ ng ?he in r vu!
’mrejs.Tsg toe/flow ^ c # hl'» / ff !®
r N'-tur®** antirept.c ic . »e'
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can s* 1 '"' peoiil.' I>® ('ii®. ■ * the t' .lh
cr and the Son are one’
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Editor The Pre.-? :m<? Stand ird-
* 1 will put.iu :i word about .«»“
law Hr t W It says ♦hit fob
1®ton county do®* n f *t want it. b'-rt
I be’ie?e that th® ti-gs*’ 1 '-! i:r* Ifrjtv
e people in ouY county want Vt
of the per
now. 3* f
Sip -«*' is a-MjT ®an be *on»«-
!>ig change* in S « r If vearw The-.-
!« in our eom.quHMty rigid now some
people that build la'drfl fence* and
some don’t. If this la* wa? eu-
foned It'might do very well. Mr A.
build m fence. Mr B. biul.is non®
Mr. A’s cow-- or hogs go®> in Mr.
R ’a-field*. Mr II. tell* Mr. 9 shut
vour stock up or I wilP/kUl-theit 1
Th** eonaeineuc.e I* that Mr. A shuts
them up and hiuld* fence while y®
R.’s run out and ha* no fence. ’ This
I* hanpenlrig now In oar section. * >
I believe that* stock law would he
better* than fre® gras*. All would
he on equal terntv As a general
!a O
ognizab]
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iw-.imbulat * j
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rh® ev -tgizing rir ’ * • ■-
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fOi.LETON REALTY (0.
11. ?1. Ji'iteri •- wmit’i
Pre-. <,®n. Mgr.
W® buy an 1 e” r al e-tate. col
lect real*, pramote loans. \c-
1 -n? Fir®. Toraado. - Rond. In-
?..-i c®. Walterboro. S. C.
EYES
If thinking of selling, think also of
painting and use “High Standard,” the
paint made to give best results.
KOGER
HARDWARE
COMPANY
HAS NEW
MANAGER
,*e -p
Mr. Charles Beard, an experienced baroer. of Char-,*®
leston. has accepted a position as manager of The Xev-
er-Wait Sanitary Barber shop, and is prepared to see to
it that our patrons get the very best of service.
Remember that ue have three experienced barber-
.and it is never necessary to lose valuable time waiting
your turn.
NEVER WAIT SANITARY - BARBER
/SHOP
At Old Farmers and Merchants Bank.
/ & A
Eye.® .c'i-'nia-*! - icuMflcaiiy
and Artiftrii! Eye* Fitted
Satiifaction guaranteed
J. A. WESTERBERG.
Opt'jm®tri-.r
I.ud®l'-®*1 by Globe Optical f’o;
Dr. A. J. Anderson,
, '• Dental Surgeon
m. to 2 p. tu.;
Phon® luO-X.
S-
Office Hour*; 1L a
!p m. to 6 p m
Walterboro.
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L. B. HOUGK
Attorney at Law
Office over Fir.<t Nation .1 Bank.
Walterboro. S. i
D. B. PEURIFOY
Attorney at Law
Praettcc In alt
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W alt®rboro. §. C.
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Walterboro Oil MiU
HEBER R. PADGETT
Altornev at Law
P: oiitj.t
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y home..
As automobile raft • •-
. y (es-.-t- ^hepiiie 4**'? t ,'
'Fe-de- Beu'.ah Fg.vtcrh;
\ • rVJdi'on. visited .-oxera! -
p itrefae- i '’* r? > ur i r otUgeviUe Futurq, .
6-11-4-), ff l >or t 1» !> trip w** very j
I J*y® i.
r* -d
- '> r i
Ff.-thel
‘u-
tisln* the p«-tHde hnv flu<-r h-o:
•itlie where there t* &to<k law. So
1 hope we will havg 3 ehyn ® to
of® eri it b-'tnre l n.g Giv
Mew*.,Mr. fillitor.
S W. BRJUGK
•;.) ;»1. Aug. 2J. ^ •
4 or .0 wpr»loM l ikU'.y'
X
if vc ; win g®2 1 i. 'iiy'.,, ■ /. rr
W*r.a*r*' I.in nit-Tk injlT. .
in jrotjr^4lir«*etie«»5 e.». e theydw.t-. t i.UtfuIly’,
v„u W,tt rmnv.'r/fr m-iri,
thin ^ utukUy^ reqnr *d. F »r ss>e
b;> ;»!i d®,i>9<r . t
H. W. Kl ick . 1 imothy Itnnlin
Drs. Black & Hardin
I»<-nU-.i -•
’ >r to Waller::oro I»r-
t'o-sporn.
>: S: ’*) , ta. tnsZ:Z}>
hr., to I) e" oXti
Phon * 6T-U
Off!
m .
T 7 '-'
■
NewYork Pressin
. Club
ff
to
■ S*r®®*,
JJubster'a
Opp*oel*e
Bakery. * loth/** Caii^T fdr aid It*
livered. F'olic. !;et* g>0'! o fqr
pr®s>i>ng (our ' aolU Jl.Ort. Scrub-
Mug extra 25c.
J. B. DAVENPORT, gr.
CYPRESS
^ SASH
^ DOORS
/ BUNDS
%
2.3k *
9) TOO
. ■% qp
MOULDINGS
AND
MILLWORK
70
is an ab*olat« net e-oity for ®v •*
frugal hoa-ekeeper. ^ »
They are iw»M no ea*y tenths
•suit any condition. Sold at low®
prices for. ra®h. Rented by *t'
week or month.
We clean and r®palr -ewing ni
elilneK off all malt?*® f?»r Utile ni<»t»®i
Yon are' told the ro-t Iwfore t
work L* begun.
fall on u., or writ® to u-. We d
liver ymir machine® fre®,to au* pa.
of folleton «-*Kintjr.
n A
.«rt* 'erv:, ;• : / i eC j: r j 5 t; :s *t cm
The cm-1. n» cuxiT ..t ho» on: ewviing,
J-TfOoi-fi by th- wiai.rtul, obi r-lubie Dr.
Po—r-, '.-livper tl-oin* ChL ii relic,*,
r*tu uiU U-cxi. .1 U»c soac i-u*.. £, 50^, $i.0a
- Singer Sewing
Machine Company
Main St. I*Ijo(,® :*1 \ \\;ilt ‘rbnr<», * *
Ask for M. IMMtklTlI
Phone ttl-> . «
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Tn* nAfi.gvj.gHBT CO
RUBBER
Roofing-
' CHARLESTON. S.&
Vv henever Yon Need a General T ’
Take flrove’u
The Old Standard Grave *
chill TnaiC u equa’ly v«lu»’»!e **
General Ton sc beciuse it c^ntai^l
well known tonic prope-f^iesof Ql'l*' •
and IRON. It action tiie Liver.
out Malaria, Enrich®* the Bleed *
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cea