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«• LY, NOVEMBER 17, 1915. THE PRESS AND STANDARD VAOE SgSJSJM* CHILD HATES OIL CALOMEL, PULS FOft LIVER AND BOWEES jptling C'rr.ii»aBjr Paid $*,<*>'> on Ca»h|rr's IVfirtt in • Institmion. I Tb? ;pl--.*in< is taken froui Wed-' tone of The,State: M. ; Moorer. president of the ank of L«*«ijce, at L'/d^e ip upper I Give ‘( aliforiiia Syrup of Fiys" if • ert't'N siek, feverish, oyistiiMtetl. ’ • ' ' olieten eoutity. said yesterday^ dur- iK a business visit to Columbia,; Look back at your childhood days h)t hi* hank was nitain in v^iii h • T iemombe r the /•does’* uother in audition, the lorses incurron | listed - castor oil calomel, ra hroujth the shor;ase of the for- aer tfaaiifer, C. * I., Gooek. having *?n made jp Fidelity‘and >pposit company of Baltimore had laid, be said. $5.not). ^j;,i’er the ■ashler’s bond ami the remafiider of he deficit, about $2.Son.'had been supplied from other source*. The tank has not at any time discontin ued operations. Mr. Gooch is held in the county fait at Walterboro. Dr. Mqorer said, [n default of 110.000 bail. Gooding ft Moore, certified public account ant* of Columbia, vho made the examination of the btink’s books by which the shortage was revealed, hare written Dr. Moorer in part as follows: ** ’Mr. Ridgeway, the manager of the bonding company, stated to the* writer that after the first examina tion of our report they had been convinced of the‘existence of the shortage and had withheld payment only in order to investigate (the amount of interest claimed by Mr. Goorh, As this claim proved un founded. .there waft nothing left for them to do but to settle the amount nf the bond, which *h«y have done. With the check tha* you have, and ♦e. additional collateral held by th" bank, the finr.nei: 1 rtanding of th m 1r.?t!tuMon h cr in cn a' round br*!* ’ ” H«VWS THIS? r •rr ■ We offer One llurulttrc ttewr.rd tor any c^ erf*<’*- , 'carnet be etfre by Hair Cure. . 1 F. J; <Cl:eB >* >c th r; •’ ir» year-- .We, th.' ■vpdcr.-isrn* *1. h > •,» i.n rvi F. J: rin n. v i r he 1? t 1*. v->-«r .. and Iwdirve him .p rfe t 'hcnr.r -'/r in all hi!?:" tr.ir -itiors and fi- naheially abl ti c. r;' out any obli gati os.' n’.M’.. l»v I' ; s firm. nationa:. bank or roM/kEnri: ‘ * . . Toltdo^ <v.. Hair *' .• -rh t’urt taken Inter ally. a. tins directly upon the blood and mucou* surfaces of the system. TestiPioniah sent free. Price 7 *> cents per bottle. Sold bv all Drug- gists. ’ - Take HaTs Family Pills- for consti pation. ’ . . 1m LODGE Nov. 10.—Miss Mlnnlo L. Bennett and Mp. English W. Kin- aid were uuite^ in marriage otr Wednesday. Sort. 10th. at the home of the bride near Ashton, the cere mony being performed by J. C. Law- son. The marriage was a quiet cf. fair, only, members of the respective families .being present. “ . . v A short’ while after the ceremony the bride and groom left tor a trip to Charleston. {> Sir. and Mr*. Kinard are well and favorably biaov.«. • and both hnve many friend? who wish them much happiness in their wedded life. ihartics. How you hated them, how you fought against, taking them. 'Uth our children’ its different Mothers who cling to the old form of physic simply'don't realize what thev do. The cbildren’s revolt is well-founded. Their ♦ tender little “•rrldes’*. are injured by them. If your child’s stomach, liver and bowels need cleaning, give onjy deli cious “California SjRrup of Figs.” Its rction is positive, but gentle.- Mil lions of mothers keep this harmless “fruit laxative” handy; they know thildren love to take It; that it nev er fails to elean the liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach, and that a teaspoonful given today saves x sick child tomorrow'. As k your druggist for a 50-eent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs.” which has full directions for babies children of all ages and for grown ups plainly o n each bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. * See that it is made by “California Fig Syrup Company.” Refuse any other hind with contempt. Craven. H--."/! -er.tqivi! the home of .Mr. u.d Mr.- David c-awn October and took away their »ltt! I.ogcu. He v.' i.r low- aur! wt .H h bright lit Lie ■o l»crn *i\ ’■ " • r«■ r ih" !)*.■ ernh >--. • -niall ihi!«! I*' 1 t» he;-.lj- fc ; |) ;> t 1*0 \y ■ • -v.r-g his - • hit' In -‘i-. rftnt.y :•» ‘ ' - t r ■ vp/ fo t.:’U. ’ on. \ i V? . i •>■ I’.-dor ; day. •> H ■ U 1 .' ■. r :? m ; • d. i" vnt . i -(-’.i i.i. >!h U, ’.i KEEP LIVER ACTIVE . AND BOWELS CLEAN ‘WITH GASTARETS Best when bilious sirk, hewdseliy, consti|MitMh or for bud breath or *ohr stomarh Be cheerful! Clean up inside to night and feel fine. Take Caacarets to liven your liver and clean the bowels and stop headaches, a bad cold, biliousness, offensive breath, coated tongue, sallowness, sour stomach and g^aes. To-night take Caacarets and enjoy the nicest gent lest liver and bowel cleaning you ever experienced. Wake up feeling grand—Everybody’s doing, it. Cas- carels best laxative for childern also. Huby Stone. Islandtcr. Nov. 13.— Rtiby Stone, who was In his twentieth year, <fi'd r.t hh> honW» in Gifford. S.» C., otl The 79th of October. HI; mofh«r died when he was a 1! and since that 'timei. he baa 1 with hia grandmother. Mrs. M stone, of isl’ndton. .until reeent- :• ..hen he.ba;; mede his hoh’e v.ith u-.thei-. C. A. Stone, of Ciffof-d.* I--l.tr.j rt the fS'nfel •v kt .. n TV. Me k , ,i hi . mi F tl v ■ •• • i. r. tht Irre. three fkt-rr. i | . -t' er? beside* n host »i*Uvc3 Itud ’• 'h< -. two brothers 4 on 1 l: t ( ’■ ■! itive, and ‘. Afc*.;'; - (n; ••iond ; I — Roconimends Cbninhcrlnin's IteiiKuly. winter I used a bottle rf Chamberlain’s Co,uph. I^ medy • fo 1 bronchial congh. I f-It it* b-'n' i- citiJ offec-tf? immediately and before > had finished the hottle I was cured I never dire of recommend led this rente ch' to my friends.*’ writer .‘Mra William KritrM Ft. Wayne. lad. Fur sale by all dealers. C’V ■ 1 ■ 11 ■ '.■■■'■W . \ Cl.fKiGKlt SYSTEM MilEiis :*rn;NTioN . M - ft it 811 • «n« ■ /hi’ '? Dr. e-' 1 > '•* i*'* ■' in -■ ^ R~' cn at once r- iVe.: i pm eon flpatlon, n:f(! starts fhe bov 1* nui'ing natur- ritv: .u- f <>a - dv. Moreover it a »- without griptec. Negb t oi a ctcg- ged ayskni often b ads- to i>:< U er- ions rdmplkatioiis. r.d^c r.c ’.s > m a ^' t.r^ and a body poorly funeti&nkig need immediate -at: r.Hon. if y«’i wish to'wak" uj' to-morrow n;ornin< .vnd enty- ly ‘atkfied. _ Incut to-night. a hotte'e h -yity in m}ad st Ti your 2C ft ■ II! c 3 U\ * iti’ <» rf {;• iH M t ,• ? ‘THE RANGE ETERNAL” Everlastingly Good, Mcfrle By ENGMAN-MATTHEWS RANGE COMPANY Two Generation^ of Malleable Range Builders . South Bend, Indiana, ; ^ , ^ * will show you*why , ' • - It Out Lasts, Out Looks and Out Cooks - . - - ■ * ny other Rr;*. e cn the market. He will also give you a useful Cock Rook and an Interesting Souvenir ' . A $10.00set v f Cooking.Utensils goes with eacii “Range Eternal” purchased at ; ’ A. Widimaii & Son ” - • . /. I * a • * • r Waltevboro, '*? ’ .. Sputii Carolina CSSKSSStSS^T? I ^ QBBSESStt KIMe STREET THROUGH TO MEETING STORE ^PROGRESSIVE. CMARlESTCrt 04x04 ( kith— IfttlM Napkin^ 04\H» ('kith— IKxIM Napkin- Table Linens, Towels, Scarfs and Squares, Etc. H. S. T lKl.i: SKTS f ALL THE LATEST I AT- KEKNS. ...... . $5.48 ,. ... $6.48 . $8.25 $9.00 $10 $11.50 .?;... $12.48- AU., $f4 Nov.ASUto 04x80 CUkIi— 18\ Ifj Napkin* «4? .H4 ( loth HHlf? Napkin.. (iO\84 (T?>t*. r . • Nnpkins I , . ONxitK) (*| , *|l»—r- j^fxitt Ncpklns . .......... 7^\72 doth— Lir.‘ 7tt\T2 Cbdfv— ih»xi.O Napkin- ••• }». S. NAIMONai—HtnM) B \TTEU\S *V\!> MJEAKK ai; »< to.it it ? £«AS*h SN IK; - Sdl.158:* XT.US. ri.A!\ h. s. s< \k' s mr. E.MBifoiHnnNuU fT'ir.ihes to 7 2 !r»ci? « long, 1 . F 1 . ■ -- t wi le. Ranging in nr . os -Nr to *11. *8 ea-h New line of H«ck Toweling -> pr the guest room,. Yard- R?«l and Itlue and White lloiderrd IIin k TrweK, 22x38: 2<»c value.... x . Dish Mill Ends of DniRaek. In 2 anti X 1-2 len »t!i‘. Guniuntced all Linen, itleira Cert rs and ScarK (or people of Winter Weight Underwear Men, Women and Children $k50 $L00 Men’s >l«Nlitim M eighl^Wool EndeiShirt ^ j /\/\ Drawers to match. Garment Men’s White Wool IndeiMiitt*-. ftoa-»hrlnk:.‘.! 1 Drawers to match, / j Men’s Heavyweight W«a»l lodershlrts. Drawers to match, Garment * l e Men's Heavyweight Wool l'mlen;h 'Drawers to match, Garme Garment • 7 ■ Men’s Gauw* Wxm'I Dndershi/tll; D.t w> or:; to match. Garment T : l^ttlieft* Wliite Wool I’Bilervest>, -^1 styles; or knee length Di^fwera, Garment auk l- $1.00 .li St• if Ladle*'' !“dlk and \Vo«d UtbiN d Vest* \ rr.ki.* ami' Race ;i Dr;;w r. ’ _ $1.00 Laddes* WiiiU* I'hs-e; .1 Ribbed Ye»t», .ankh l-nrrie ial, / each. . ■T rx ... Zoc kigil V. ’ . 25c nm 5.9c 15c M'.*! $3.98 to $9l00 48c ’ prices Each../. Turkish Towels. Hluo, Pink anil White: heavy qualitys 24x4®, Napkins. All Linen. 27x27 inches. Dozen Scroll Tea Set*. : 13 pieces; .13x18 newest patternsr $1.25 to $6.9g 98c to $3.98 ’ Withi HIHkh! .1 nlon halts, long slcc\ onkle 1 aft!;/ sjK-ciu!. Suit . . . ., L- di-. •’ Whltty lUbf*"*! Ou Cikvers, t'lLih.••«■•.... .•••••■• l adies’ KihlN-il I nfitn Suit*. ni| » s'ylrs, suit ... < 1 r: ** Shejiir;-: (iarntent, Heavy whin .''eece: : H • ^Izesj^ffuit *:’s White i h'ered It'blHsi „ Ve*Cs • • • • - . (IdidiitiV \Viiiie Itild ; d I'nion Suit • ■’ ‘ °. . * * »ni<l<>Tcr: “Munsing W’ppr;” Sftfl t .. , ‘Vs* HiVilr :! ankle IrngYb "N* ’* • . v * t •■^7 , '" s=w ' * \prawern % tjarment.. f Misses’ lliblx d I'nion Suits, higti ne« k, Jong slaves; ankleMength. Suit ... Mi‘».es’ silk <Mtd Woo) Mixe«l Hibhe^l Vests, ankl-* knee k tX Drawers/ 75c ~rm =m edding was ediioail.ty cv- •7.'er. Baptist a Lo-i Foy »>ri le of Clyde \V. Bl. h- tfce relaUvea and a ;>w' were present to witness the mory which was performed by the Rev. Dr. J. W r Walling, pastor of the Methodist church. The -hurch was beautiful-in Its decora tions of white pink and green, chrysanthemums, rores and ferns being used. A background of vines, ferns and flowers wa • made, also rn an-h covered with Southern smilax. pink and white chrysantne- mums and candle* were arranged vith a large wedding belV, suspend- *ng front the renter of the arch; and here th<* couple stood to plight their troth. / The i'‘«oration’** were planned ard arranged, by Mtsie* Lucia Kin ard apd <'laudia. i|ea<h. ’ ' At the appointed— hour . eight o’clock, to the strains cf Lohen-' gr!r’s v. Id its march the bridal part; eincred freTr. two dm rs The ladb : came the lef* and genth*. Children Cry for Fletcher** \ Jlie,, <, 0 the right* Tile hr id runlds r»i erooms:n< \ m«r at the •r-h r r.d m Tched ui«d<?r ; nd acti’ir- af-'d. th'i T’-rmin? an 1 I<*. The brid 1 1 rty entered ard't '.Ct ■ t t.e r tt!i fn’Io\n t ■!a>t<i»a - Re »ch. M -. E : e V M'.?v • , «rj H-*. h |4h j 1- Jr Uy Petr.. * ! ‘ Mi-ggi » n*\ic'> with Mr . fr!< \* Deaf W r -rt the ir*-o<4 •vit'l h!:t ^ ‘ rr*.’ \? G« e» < • ! rmu *h ’ -i ’ i V, jr ’> . • <1 c r hot!-' ^or. - '■ nnL> • i H’-r. ■ * The hrJd«. hif f’***'*«* to- n *f white '.ttlr draped ^ wrfih *f! k em- hre'der (1 net v.-r>* made w Ith *'» rrj >?* and *i e won* a lor.g veil of » ilit-* »nl!y ___ 3he carried a hur*' beuuu-t eh;. • . • muu:-- tied v. : »b ♦Ulle - . Th » 1 "ider-niai is wore gownr to !»szrtoiitre with clecofUtionr r ’!auf'ia and Maggie lieavb bclnit ’fc e«i in M'-k silk, carrying Jars’* K-Vpite** nf pink roB**s, and M^nes "nrv B'-reh anj The Kind Tom Here Always Bought, and which has been In uee for over 90 yean, haa borne the signature of and has been made ander his per sonal supervision since Its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Invitations and “ Just-ae-good ** ore bat Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment, f What is CASTORIA Cantoria Is a harmless enbrtltat© for Caster OH, Pare goric, Props and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant.. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotie substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms nnd allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years It Das been In constant u*o for tlio vcliof of Constipation. I latuleiiey, NYlml Colie, all Teething Troubles •^'niia Plarrluco. It regulates the btomaeh and Bowels, u**>ifnilates t!io FihmI, giving hee.lthy and natural sleep. The Cluldrcu’s Panacea—TUc Motlrcr’s Friend* genuine CASTORIA (Beani the Signature of \ 4 In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought r ros**s, nnd I Jcnni<‘ Linder v.»r«* I chflfop nrd cs -rl*-* ‘A ▼ MC c« MTAUW MK w vow. eiTT. *ov f : r*f 1 white c r - nf white rc aad chryz-* snthcniHms. , .*• • . Th ».’v iv*tc- of Lohengrin'if march the •»>: ;rty left th** crunch/**. Drib. '>* no young prouh* of Wal-* p.ro iror** gctcrally admired tha-r* ’ :* •*» two. She. with swret dis- and sterling character. IWr mv'• -! r nd«. while he Is‘NipJvcr- * k d for hi* clean character -nil t-fUnc busine-'ft qualities. The 1! i -udia Reach left immediate-! TWOWOUadard gowralstrsagtlwaJanto^c. t~ .rwru.a *r . -Xitl TOSIC.drf* op, parents of the groom. After the ret-eptidn the newly wed left for Braurhville in their car. Thiy will visit Columbia, Georgc- tqwn and other point*'bf Interest be. fore r*'turnlng. We wish them a long and happy life. ^d~groom. MUti Linder and tovlgorottag to the Pnlo and Sickly »*ud1a Rcaj-h left immediate-'! tk*©ld st»»dard t«n»*alstr*aatli*aJa« toalc. W-.ltrrboro wh.M-e they were' i j ln *» A T. »le by «U jraFe^. ChrorHi Constipation. “About two years ago whefrl be gan using Chamberlain’s Tablets I hod been sufleriifg for some tlmw with stomach troihlo' and chronic constipation. My condition improv ed rapidly through the uae of thcM tablets. Since taking four or five bottkj of them my health has be5a flo*." write* Mr*. Jehu Sewton. Irv- Tf '-' ■ d t»v Mr k&d Mrs. John Blsh- teat. A true lock. Por adnTt* sadcbil^tn. fOe. •'* * . 4 0 ) N f v. • {5 •.*"* •*' >