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t / -1 • WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1915. THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE THREE T . ' * * %, Those of Middle Age Especially. When you have found no remedy for the horrors that oppress you during change of life, when through the long hours of the day it seems as though your back would break, when vour head aches constantly, you are nervous, de pressed and suffer from those dreadful bearing down pains, don’t forget that Lydia "E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is the safest and surest remedy, and has carried hundreds of women safely through this critical period. Read what these three women say: S • Front Mrs. Hornung, Buffalo, N. Y. Bittalo, N. Y.—“I am writing to let you know how much your medicine has done foy me. I failed terribly during the last winter and summer and every one remarked al»out my appearance. I suf fered from a female trouble and always had pains in my back, no appetite and at times was very weak. “I Was visiting at a friend’s house one day and she thought I needed Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. I took it and have gained - * L.A. ] _ 1 r If'.. . 1 . . Vish and I hope others who have the same complaint will see it and get health from your medicine as I did ”—Mrs. A. Hobxuxo, 91 Stanton St, Buffalo^ N. Y. Made Me Well and Strong. Maccdox, N.Y.—“I was all run down and very thin in flesh, ner- vous, no aroetite, could not sleep and was weak, and felt tiadly all the time. The doctors said I had poor blood and what I had was turning to water. I took different medicines which did not help me, but Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound made me well and strong, and I am recommending it to my friends.”—Mrs. Fred Ciuca, R. No. 2, Maiedcn, N.Y. THa CJinnan* nf f UCVl ttiitru t&u % > a aw a mjj kam m. i^isvijciiis r> ? v Compound restored mu to perfect healtlLand I am nraising it for the Itenefit of other women who suffer as I aid.”—Mrs. >V. S. Duvall, Route No. 1, Belts vide, Md. For SO Tears Lydia E. Plnkhnm’s Vegetable fix Compound has Iw’cn tlio standard reme<l vfor ft*- /<!*. male Ills. No o;;o siek with woman’s ailments [(// doe* justice to herself if she does not try this fa- // moos medicine made from roots and herbs, it {' . has restored so many suffering women to health. \ by a woman and held in strict confidence. ********#***'** * 1 • * « .% TRIP TO CYPRES* I tRP. * s}: MKKTINfa. * *. ***#*#*#*#**♦ ^* « Written for last week.) t Re«iuest *d by Rev. Dr. iV.'il ■! to take part in the Cypress C*pi'.nieet» ing. I determined to make tr*D of thirty miles in my hue*..*. Wi*h inv ^old colored friend ’Jnl' - «'ar.:t- I hcll^ as. a driver, 1 left Wednesday I mom hie Uy way of Cottagevi'l» and Tllvhans. All went well to Red Oik three miles beyond Cottngevine. wn**i: . strjek as lonely a rpad and n-‘! is olate a pi« ce of country as . o.er went over. Mile, after mile not r. porsoh < nor a bird, not evert* a rabbit anpearr^io enliven the desolation. We were well on toward Edirto River whe'n a corn . field appeared and then a cheerful looking home \V« stopped to 1 a«k prrnvsslon te j warm )our coffee and eat our lunch i when we found wo had conic upon n j pleatr.nf and rather romantic si;Ur.- , lion In fh- home and the lady of th** ihouse. The home is located on i Bluff at the edge of Eldsto swanp. So near. Indeed that the coons eat up a large frlnwf'bf the corn field. Rut all the immediate surroundings . are pleasant. ,* A beautiful well of t'everflow ing artesian water, a num ber of well-kept oulhou^ps and a very neat arid’ pleas&nt dwelling. But most interesting of all was the lady of the housed A college bred girl, a school teacher of varied ex perience and fond of literature and bright and sociable, she said she was quite happy and Ratified to ItVe with the man of her choice in that lonply and retired corner. She was Miss Lora Thaxton, a sister of Pro fessor Thaxtpn, a distinguished teacher who now stands at the head of the Orangeburg System of public schools, she was educated at Relds- ville College, lived In Spartanburg and for some yeargs taught school tn Collelon county and closed un n career by. marrying Mr.' R^W. bJc es and retired to this home on *the Banks of the Edjsto. IflRv different Indeed, is this home of r>lentv ami peace, so retireu. so close to tV*heart of nature from many hon-es out in the world, so full of rush* ar.l hustle and lost to nature’s e* ptle voice.* To the eon- tented one- fn tHJse retire! homer there is aii advantage. Life is he*- *- v pml those who there live (trlpk fro; > i purer fo'intain than do thor.c ••he ru -b *<’ * Be tnrMd waters hf shion • nil tollv. Well at anv r.rtf ♦ here are <-nnie <»r the- pi- isnr>» • *>ought«’bur'" 0 ted ta ie hv**t'i-; lit t|e wr,' ii • vi>‘t at -*t' - -ei’-ed ’tome. .1. W. Walling L-Y :JL- ; »%0 ^ HATS! HATS! EVERYTHING IN HATS 4 Lyons Velvets, Panne Velvets, Creton Velvets, Felts of Every « i * Description. Up-to-the-Minute Styles. Prompt Attention, and • » Priced to make Sales .Easy at Mrs. W. A. Black Millinery Company . WALTERBORO, S. C. kf.r Watches '(T In 7 Jewels and in Solid Nickel Screw arse! V ‘ > . /' For Only $6.00 Cash I © V ^4 \ & * *■ * »*******♦ Sr y \ } ( (K)SA’.VATt HIT * ■f 4r >r * ******* ^ 1 (Written for last week.i Coot,; awjachie,, Oct 25.. tho c K.uhcrvd at ti’.e m hotne t; ,, R T. W. Rob- ms, ?*.' clay a' - moon wen.' G 1 . v. F. o tls of H« nd( rsnv illo, Mr Joe . i -m:' oi C. M. Mo; Iji-.-v c: iI •• vk Cl..- F R. ii Cu*v.., .Mis L_u hoi ioi: i d .’utt.it* Mr. • ... A. ii. at, - ter. K . \ir. a-i : dr.-. *.io:- ! and d;. i: hti t i..’. ;*u . - i Gid * i ’ * ‘ : ' * • the t. :• < •.*•’. L 1 « >v Mobk out ill :a'.e 1 1 ■ ’ cd I- C •> > ii * * • . 1 v < La a: e grad , > <-i » ,:i in au 1 *‘ o?’ J* l s 4 I # ! l.ugfonl, :s very ill. H was tre te ; * ;lt home by. pr. Whatley for . ’ .. j ten days. A wtek ago he v . t : ‘ii ‘ t to a hospital in Savnnnh. llis i on- j All the crtV); in this, section \nft)ng short t-v ept *Ye f.^-a crop f U ' tl'.e o h».sr i - . : is. J < :» mat:.* i,n \i. •». San- ( yR. \\’. R: l>J its. NO INNGESTION. GAS ' OR STOMACH MISERY } IN FIVE MiNOUFS Mm) wo can fiunish you same in the 20 cr 25 year Cioldfillotl cases for a small o.l- tliuniial cost. Ft* have on hand all the Standeard nyhea <4 Wt'.tchps. as Hami'ti n, Howard. Ii h V ford anth^outh Bend, in any grade from 7 to 21 Jewels .which we will soil to you ; ■ * the lowest price possible. It’s no use to have a cheap watch'—when, the Stand i Watch" Is so cheap* -•/ •- - _ . v» - - I. you uanVSj rtlialdo timepiece, cocv-to pur >t^ie and H will .-uroly pay you.- ■ / ' the S. .FINN JEWELRY COMPANY ! I’.rn ,\ r*ii:<- V. K hi \. -! .. . . ■ |r - T - «. -> i ■ 1 .' i< • i' i uM ;r..i . ’ '. ' • ;hu' p1;><* i. - - a oini U » • • (auiiiitio. ’. <iuuijti« - Ion-- i i..U' o . i t!i ' tir • ,, i'** <;w i t; - A< L MiM If' I* MVi’ .' . ; t tlx. \ . . - V- !i! \ Walterboro, S. <2. •f ’ •’ * ''vll*** f#>». V, •*» '»*l*»l». I •• *l.» }'■ •i t I ’ I * I .; !l eo. .\o ii>;' » ’ - ( . rr r by i /1 / r-T-f 7 7 I k ‘ i - * *v ■ '* ^HiL \1: > T ■ \ -.at 1 *1 1 H r V 1e < ; t i0c> ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT ANWthMtfapmtoRfcrAs FtedadBEAA i luuuKUAgnnonjLMnr np8t*ti|HtfflntilniHHw' I Opium .Morphine nor FfaenL I Not Narcotic. it!: bStUh ***** FdrJhifants^anc^Chlldren^ Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always ^ ••* — ’•' Bears the Signature^ of Aperfen Bemedv foiT^n*^* tioa.Sou; Siomach.lHantiori Worrasrom'ulswnsJ'eicrisfc- rvss and Loss or Slop. LscSinnle Signaarf'/ Tul Centaur Co.Mi'ASSi NEW YORK, j Alb monlhs old J5 Dobis -tt 0 *! act Copy of 'Wrapper. fiV -t • >rc aid pnt i ''>*' ■ k' ''M' * ! 11» i •or' • > m: v i lilt \H3U 10. O' 1 'vit'»CMt »Ir( rV - > Oi the stnmach. papa’s IHapi p-iii hHongvt’’ ' hom*» • rywa. -Khould nr,#'of O-, fnmilv • at somethingV\vhic}i i'iii*’* agrop'with them or In case of an : t-J tack of indigestion^ dvsprpsia. gi>^ ' frit is or stomach' dnrangpment ( rt 'InvP'mo oi- during th*> night, it u handv to glVe the quickest surest , ’/ »*««*#*•*#»*#• / If AMI A- 1/- ' - Lyes s ‘ Kycso ox.iii.ine'! Scientifically. Glasses and Artificial Kyes Pitted. Satisfaction guaranteed J. A. WESTERBERG, * Optoinetrist. Kadorseil by <iloh«* 0|itlr«l C’o. t Oil • ,’i I < ,: lly III--. - ait •, ii >1 ,imr. . . r v< ■ • • hitig in ti ii • /Bfot-I' i)ii> i:;g In Use For Over Thirtj Years * + * SANDY DAM.. * * * *#*+######.##*■•* ♦ Written for la.t we«ik.» W.> have had a Revival Meeting : t Bethel which was very m»’ch el- noyed by cvervono present. Rev 1 'i <’rav* n assisted our pastor in thN inooiing. ' , \1 rs Charlie 8: .oak !• verv ill. H«t frien,ds v.i;h' her a rpeedV n- coverv 'lr IVt'-r cn I 'Ip. C'*o ” :s of f’haricston, *. iihted at the of Mrc! I ,W. Craven ’ la wet k. a- it Hi pu’ you t i do B *» ,r un tto: rCV<;fjti t if.n y:. - |» i.vte -d. W. L«*<• IL in-cj.' L Williams. « * J * i • d ■ ^ i :c * x wi* t« m m m\!. •M on a iir !- Itcl. .. n j . y «ml> . a a year. •t ' i’J i nit il iremn- vtam es. _n p* r cent i. t.nt al- i 1 j luwed'for all r,-h piir ha I vair Oi’.r f Dr. A. J. Anderson, Dental Surgeon Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 2 p. m.; 3p. m. to 6 p. m. Phone 100-X. ( Walterboro, S. t*. STOP, LOOK AND KKAD Tlll^ If a man loves a girl, that big. b«isr- pess; If.a gir| loves a man that's her bust ness; If they get married that’s their business. So, If you want your automobile seat covereda and clothes cleaned, see The New York Pressing (Tub; for that’s their business. L. B. HOUCK Attorney at Law Office over Kir-d National Hank. Walterboro, 8. C. f'D. B. PEURIFOY Attorney at Law Practice in al| Courts. Office t/pi-ns/c Court House • Vfvkitejooro, S. C. VMS "Him* **» T *"“ > I!ii:tihv\y i*art\ RA>.,,,1 Oct. _ c i l v - - V ■■ -in *' • :*C-en •> hir*’ 1- ! ri -i :*t*- '• ,t - Mud' v, i»Oc*f»non \f!* r ah-. M | THirty-fi* e hapI'V M*»R. cjiiMr - • «• j tin • * •" invited into the d>* •'- p i >-n >ia .••nil were (),.)■ o- ■ >y'.; L tii-'n-xle *".1 k- fruit.- and i: ’;d ; \ td"k and while color sVhei.ie j.-i -; /- ■ V4'jl«-d Manv I'alil' w < :-i* - e e f .... anti the tlpie fnr tlpdr " 4ti-i ■-ft of came all too soon. The ch rXiinej,' little hostess received runny pre'tty as well a H useful gifts. , Ih-ntiMs. , Offi-c T.'f.t »1 wj- to \ytfTtcr!'on> I'lr; Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly I Conip iny. HEBER R: PADGETT * ' I . Attorney at Law Prtunpt Attcnlhia To R.i^inc '.'.'.ili -rhoio. S. c. New York Pressing Club J. B. D A VE N P0 RT, J Mgr. -V^ —i—: r- - 1*::AR(,T: A: RATTKY, the Savan- nah Cotton factors, are suhf f:»nti>l, r* liable, iind «'i.ergetiv. Tlieir * tensive warehousing fai ilrTtes and superior s.ile’sminship .ir** at your connnandr They are abundantly ahl i («• prop* rly finance any quantity of cotton shipped tin ui. I m't it to your interest ^fo fry them? l>o it how and bo convinced. 9-1 l-6rn Singer Sewing Machine Company Main St. Phone 91X Waltci horo, H, C. A** for M. PANIOTTIK. Phone 91-Y. Domestic Work. I luce recently •inph *- ;! fie do- IniAsth' finii h to' coll;; md other work M-nt ine and dc-ir* .i puff of your work. Win Mini .-ay wh* u you < .in have the work done here, and dent* by haiuh thii*; -•;!•, .ng tlio v.«ar i d t<f<r of uiarhim A tri ll* is all that 1 a^k.’ DERWING. H. W. •IRack , IMiiiothy It iraiu Dir. f>lack & Hardin ?v rmw& OIIU . TbcOtdSUnd«rd BVBerml strengthening tonic. 1 Office Heur: :. k: "<> a. tn to 2:"0 p C.K4)\Ti-S TASTELKSSfiMU TONIC, drive* out ! m- 9-on jv, n*-. to C'UO r, j.i MaLiriii ctirtchrMthe hl«#Ln!!d builds uf. Vc sv c *-v * ' r “ f tcraie A true tonic. I'QrvXStiiu&dcl.K'ii* ^ ^ *-one *5 CASTORIA f ' • i ■ For Infants and Children in Use For Over 30 Years Always heart the Signature Oi To LNrtve Out Malaria And Build Up The System Take the Old Standard GROVE’S TASTELESS chill TUNIC. You know what yon are taking, as ihed^nnula ta printed on every label, chc—:ng it ia Quinine and Iron in a L. (jrm. ILc Quinine drives om iua,aiut, tne iron builds up the ry «««*. .’hi cent* • » . * * Y ■’ - ’ . ’ , -f