Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A4 • Hryt-r *: » -• WBW05BDAT, DECEMBER 1, 1»1K. AND STANDARD mm ■BggBUli PAGE — ■r Shaffer Shaffer 12c. Cotton Is Here-Our Country Is At Peace-Prosperity Is Ours We believe that it is the privilege and the duty of each and every one to be thankful this Christmas and to do what you can to provide for and increase the h&nnin»*.t and joy of those near and dear ^o you. During the month of December we w ill open an Exclusive Holiday Goods Store, next door to our main store in Walterboro. We sent a buyer to Baltimore for the soL> purpose of selecting these holiday goods, and our wonderful display, vast novelty of selection and exceeding values testify *o his marked skill, his taste and his rare judgment We guarantee that each article you purchase in our Xmas Store, be it for 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c, $1.00 or nigher will be a new and perfect article, and the exact value for your money which you would receive in a ny city store in America. t o “OUR WORDS ARE FAIR AND OUR GOODS BACK UP OUR WORDS.’ THE DOLLS— V Drrssed Dolls fnim up to $5.00—also the new and popular “Character Dolls'* at 25c, 50c and $1.00. Dolls in go-carts, Ktys on cycles- Kids on Irish Mails. Remember we tan offer you not simply “A Doll,” but a real Ijttle companion for your child, on* with expression and individuality. . ** THE TOYS- i • • At the four popular prices, 5c. 10c. 2-V ami.50e.-our variety is amazing. You w ;: l be astonished. Ducks that ouack—Cows th it v moc—Autos that go—Merry-go-round- Mechanical toys—Regi>ter*•—Banks—Br/rk —Top ,Tr'.ks—-^tlul 5M» other <.. and attractive ^paci^;lti *s • , _ / ^ THE (HFTS FOR • . O! D^R i kofm:—^ ■ y * # W. 1 poin 1 " i(h pri*!* i > ouii high el:t V’ ; Jiahognny Ker r l y- ‘ - i ■ :. > ! . T Cfocoiate • »las <.. i ;trd I > • V'- .\(* ’ 1 v !. m '. ig .Mirrors. \ r r e. 0 !i • ‘Ci . y‘ . GO-CARTS • -I TRUNKS ,1 FURNITURE DOLLS' houses 1 BEDS f TABLES CARRIAGES # ' # * * f - ^ • a- * ' ° • AUTOMORILEfe IRISH MAILS CHILDREN’S y n^ial horses ' . . • i CHAIRS • . A .. • ' RLACKROARUS - ’ I. . . ' q ^ First Exhibition of. Antique Ivory ’ Glass Tableware v / J 7 Caps and.Saucers, Decorated. Fail Size. 5o and lOr Feeders / la n.as. Post Cards- Anas Tree Trinming M isrs Cook .a Ijiseount to Stlioe' 'ce/ 7 and Sunda Schc 4s 4 • The Terr# & Shaffer xcMsive y Goods Store. f Men Dec. 1st HAVINGNATIONWIDE MISSION PREACHING SERVICES AT ST IFDE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH BE GAN NOV. 29. REV. JAa M. STONEY Of <'hri»< (Tiurrh. f‘luirle-OMi. Will I Vi PrenrhliiK In WAlf^rlHini— K4*t. S«hr»irt^r t*» K<list« > At th# last t;i*s»ion ot th*' **-n**rnl ronvention of th«* Kpiwopal chunli. a oonunltt*** wan appointed -to lorm- ulata plana for the condurtinK of a •preaching nitsaion throughout (he United States. Alter many months work thla rommitt-e suc-<-eeded Ih maklof complete arrangemen.^ for the holding of au« h a mission in practically orery parish'in this coun try. Tko time generally appointed was tko advent season which b-». gan thi« year with Sunday. Novem ber 28th. Bishop Ouerry has an. nounced to his cleogy that every nariah in tho diocese of South faro- Hna will have a mission during this season. For this occasion the re« tor of 81. Jude’s church ha* secured the service* of the Kev. Ja* M Stoner, of Charleston, who is con ducting the' mission 111 St. Jude’s church./ The principa-l service i< a preaching service each evening <*f • the week. The purpot.e of this mis. aion is to present the call of Christ and Hia church to the eontniunltv. and to deepen th* spirituality and zeal of all HU people ■ A WOXDKKKVt. ANT1KKPTIC Germs and Infection aggravate ailmehta and retard healing. Stop that InfecFlon at once. Kill the germ* and get rid of the poison*. For this ourtiose a yingb- application j nf Sloan’* Liniment not only rUI- tha pain but dastrors rhe ger- »s. i This neutralizes infection a».l ri'e* nature assistance by overcoming t congestion and gives a chano for j • the freeaard normal flo* of th»-i blood. Sloan% Liniment is an em-1 ergency dm-tof and should be K-m constantly on harfd 25c. Sim-. The 81.00 atm cojitajn* times a* nnv h 1 a» the v 25c. It - Hr. Riddick AcJtjprman. cie'vel«n<11 Hiett and Marlon S Ackerman are driving new Dodge Bros, autotnobile^ with which they are delighted Th** - were purchased from A Wlrhman #• Sob, who handle these cars in thb county. MtKE WORK EASIER M.illcCla in |*c«i|ile Arc l’lca-.*‘il in Learn lieu It Ihu Be; n Done. It's pretty hard to attend to dut'-v With a constant lv aching hack; With annoying urinary disorder?. Doan's Kidney Pills have made ^work easier. . ft# So thousands have gratefully ;cstt- n tf f, j ■ - F Tiiey’re for bad backs. • They’re for weak kidheys. Walterboro people gratefully rec. ominend Dohu’s. Mrs. A. Kit-ken baker. Bridge St.. Walterboro. says: ‘‘About three year H ago I had a duR pain in mv back and in the morning, when I got up. I was s ore aod fttltf I 11 red e»sil> and it was an effort for me to do my housework.' «1 tried lots of remedies; but the trouble eontinued. A friend recommended Doau'e Kid ney Pills to me and I got some at the Walterboro Drug Co. They soon gave me relief.” Price 5nc. at ajl dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy eel Doan's Kidney Pill*—the name'that Mrs. Klckenbaker had. Fost**r-Mil‘- bu.ru t’o.. Props., Buffalo, N. V., Here’s a Lood One.,. If a Hottentot taught a Hottentot tot To talk ere the tof could totter. Ought the Hottentot tot To he taught to May “aught” Or naught, or what ought to he taught her? If to hoot find to toot a Hottentot •it- t-inglit hr a flnttentoi tutor. SIwkoM the tutor get hot. H thb Ho*- tenl tot Hoot and toot at tlie Hottentot tu tor? , * —Kichange. I __ . /h* . CVKMV HOMK VKKfM A I’AITH. FIT. COl'fiH AND COLD KKM^DV When season* change and colds appear when you first detect v • old after sitting next to one itho ha* sneezed, then it 1* that a tried •*pH tested* remedy should he faith fully used. ”T never wrote h testi monial before, but. 1 know positively that for myself and family. Dr. King's New Discovers Is the beat cough remedy we ever used and we have tried them aH.” 5 ft c and 81.do. Why Ton Mnmld Fim* Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.. Because it Is most esteemed by • lation wf»n by its good works. M**caMse it si most, esteemed bv those who have iu»*d it for mar-v ...ir*. as occasion required, and a>-e hc-t acquainted with its good quali. ries. ' , Because ii loosen* and’relievs a v t«l and aids nature Pi restoriur the systent to a healthy condition Recause it does no -offtatn opium or any other narcotic. Becs us- it I* within the reach of all. It only costs a quarter. I-Vr ale by all dealer* .11 ST THK RIGHT I’RLSKST Don't lak. (fiances in th.* mattet of Clnislm i ' presu nta. You <ion'; vant yonrs’ like so many <u!;« r.-. :i> he receiv'd with indifTereiici' or wworse. and ten day., after Chri-Diia- to lx ert.-t aside airtUforgotten You take no such chance in giving T!ie Youth's Coifipanion for h year. Did you <»ver know of a horn - >o which it tame amiss, or of one iti which it was not conspicuous on the library-table or In sonm one's hands a if t h roti gl}’the yea*.' It is worth while to make a gilt '*f that sort, and It i* worth while to receive- it. too. for The Companion illustrates the best traits in Ameri can life in its stories and sketches, uphold* the bent standards in its article* and other contributions, aod colubine* the practical and inform ing with the entertaining and blond. C-ring.. • * If you do not know The Compan ion as I; is to-day, let us send von one or two current isaue* free, that veil Way thoroughly test the paper’s "nality. We will send also the Forecast for !!♦ 18. Kvery new ' subscriber who sends 82.00 tor the fifty-two wpekh is. sue* of 1 f>l8 wil| reeelve free all the Issue* for the rest nf*TJ»ll* »od The companion Home Calendar for 1018. THE YOUTH’S COMPANION. Boston, Mass. • New subscription* received at'this office. * , ‘ Str DENTS ARE MAKING GOOD THK NEXT RKfiT THING TO THF. PINK PORhNTS FOR COLDS IS— Dr. Bell’* Pine-Tar-Honev which go** to the verv root of cold trouble* It clear* the throat and glee.* relief from that clogged and stuffed feeling. T’’c nineo. have ever been the friend of man in driving away cold*. More over. the pine.hone** qualities * are neenliarK effective In fighting chil dren’s colds. Remember that it cold broken at the start greatly remove* the possibility of complication*. 2f.c KTKI CK THK KKY XOTK Judge M. L. Smith struck the kev note at W-alterboro Tuesday tn hi* rhsree to *»ie grand Jury at the op- oninj of Court of General Session* 1 , '•idre Snjtih .*ld •Mnor" other, thfnt .that th* grand and petit Juries could check the killing habit when their power* were rightly used. I.ife is certainly cheap in South CarnMn.i and a remedv must he found. Do-- chester Ragle. • Owes Her (hmmI H"hIH» tti Chan:l»cr. .. Iain’s Tablets. ”T owe mv rood r^alth to Cham l>er1a|pVi Tablets.” write* Mrs. It. (! Neff,. Crookston. Ohio. ’‘Two year* ago 1 wa s an invalid due lo stomach trouble. I took^ three bottles of these Tablet* and hwve since l*r-en In the best of, health.’’ For sale by all dealers. • Young \|c n -chosen For Riiilronil Po- V . * sit ions are-Makiaa OimnI in the Pmfes*H»n. •Jff i , Washington. I> C . Nov, 1* Seeking to enlist in the service p: its Maintenance of Way D >partmnnt young men of technical training who wcrc'born * ane. bred in the South. Southern Railway Company has maintained during the past tWo years and ha* now surcessiully eu. tablished a school of stud-'nt ap prentices enlisted from graduates of the leading Southern universities. Thin i s in effect a post graduate course in overalls with an assurance of a practical, life oppdriunity to those who succeed. The men are carefirlly selected, after conference with university au- (borith-s. their standing with their fellow Student* ane general quali ties* of leadership displayed in their college life being considered a* well u* their scholastic attainments and spoelal consideration being given to iB»n who whotfy or in pjyrt paid •heir way ibrough college The p:iv offered at the start I* comparative. • small^and the work involves hard ship jjnd self denial, to an extent that proves the stamina of thoce who continue the rottrse. The course ha* l*een arranged to take student apprentice through the dally duties of track wofrk as fol. lows: 1st. as section laborer: 2d. as a laborer. In yards and termin als; 3rd.>ns a laborer in extra gang. 4th. as assistant foreman on extra gangs or tn yari^i: 5th. as relief or de4gnnted sec;Ion foreman; 8th, .is assistant supervisor. From assis tant supervisor- the student appren tice may be promoted to supervisor, to assistant road master. to road, ouster, and on up as his quallflra- ‘ons may Justify and opportunity tuav offer a* vacancies occur. fThe Southern Railway now hjis in Its eipploy thirteen student appreu. Mccs of' whom sev’en hav* been pro moted'to assistant supervisor "and ll is a source of pride to the manage ment that, by sticking to the course under the conditions impoaed and by winning the esteem of their fellow eftejloyees and their superior offi cers. these student .apprentice* have jti*tif|i>d their emplovn-ent a* well as h.-nlnc assured the suceess of their indiviiMial careers. m . ’ T „|| „*. , „ . M Renr This In Mind. v ' - - *■ •y 4 •> ‘‘I consider f RamberJain's ('ouch •Remedy by far the b<-*; medirine in the- market for cold* and «roup,” *va Mrs Albert Hloaaef. Limn, .Uhio. Many other* are ot the same *plnton. For *j»le by all dealers. 7 Children Cry for Fletcher’s XXNNNXNNXX .77 A CASTOR The Kited Tod Hare Always Bought* and width has beea in nao for orer 30 years* has borne the nUrnatore ot and has been made under bltt per sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits* Imitations and “ Jost-uw-good ** are hut Experiment* that trifle with and endanger the health off iperiemee against Experiment. Infants aad Children—Exi / What is CASTORIA / / Castorlte Is a harmless substitute for Castor Ofl* Pave* gorie* l>rope and Noottiing Syrups. It Is pleasant./ Ig contains neither Opium* Mprphlne nor other Nui substanee. Its ago Is Its gnarantee. It destroys and allays Feverishness, For more than thiriy/years it has beea in constant use for the relief of Constipatiou. Flatulency* Kited Colic* ail Teething Troubles and Diarrhrra. It regulates tho Stomach and Bowels* assimilated the Food* giving healthy and natural Slsea. Tho Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s/ ' / GENUINE CASTORIA 'Bear* the Signature of ALWAYS In Use For Over 3D Years Th« Kind You Flavd Always Bought VMS CCMTAUM CWM»AMV. MB** VWMM CITY ' \ SANITARY AND CLEAN WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON THE CLEANLINESS OF SOUR BARBER SHOP AND THK PERSONAL NEATNESS OF OUR BARBERS. -Let us attend to your needs— ,,e BARBER. SHOP H P. SMITH, Prop. V Next, to Terry A Shaffers Main Street. \ J a / c* ■K'' / 'N ♦*’ .