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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1913
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
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Toy And
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FOR GIRLS
DRESSED DOLLS—15c. 2 k ; to 92.50.
DOLL FURNITURE 5c. 10c. 25c. . 50c. to $1.50.
WORK BOXES 26c. and 50c * -r “
THE GREAT GAME OF ROOK 50c
POST OFFICE GAM&—-50c. *
OLD MAID AND OTHER GAMES 5c to 25c.
BOX PAPER. 5c. to 50c
DOLL CARRIAGES 25t to $1.50. • * ’
DOLL BEDS 25c. to $1.50
CUPS, PLATES. VASES and PICTURES 5c. to $2.50.
1 Lii. BOX CHOCOLATES—GOc. QUALITY ONLY :J5c. LB.
FOR BOYS
■98c. , *
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AIR RIFLES, (DAISY)r-
HOBBY HORSES 50c. to $6.00. .
IRON RUBBER TIRED WAGONS--—$1.50 to $5.50 '
MECHANICAL TRAINS 25c. to $3.50
MECHANICAL AUTOS. ETC.*—15c. to 50c. «
MECHANO—THE GREAT BOY’S GAME $1.50
A FULL LINE OF FIRE WORKS-
AMMUNITION STICKS 5c to 10c
AMMUNITION FOR S+ICKS—-5c. BOX.
HORNS. DRUMS, TOPS. MERR Yd JO-ROUNDS. JUMPING JACKS
TOY BALLOONS. AND HUN!'REDS OF TOYS ALL NEW —
NO OLD TOYS ON SALE. * ^
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Down Stairs—Dry Goods Department
20 SPECIALS
TO STIMULATE XMAS
- -BUYING -
SPECIALS 20
1 —t~~ 1 1-1 All VV’o«'l Blankets—Former Price, $7.(i0. now.
2—Satine Covered Bed Comforts—aSplendid Present..
:i—Bed Spreads. 79c, 98 :, $1.25, up to ...'
•1—Kid Gloves, 79c, $1.00, $1.50 and
5—Gentlemen’s Bath Robes., .;.. ~
—Ladies’ Silk Hose, 25c, 50c, and
7— Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, 5c, to
8— Fancy Hand Painted Baskets. 20c *.....•
......... . $5.0)
.. ., $2.75
• $4.50
..: $2.75
$100
.. . k 50c-.
35c
;>—Toilet cases, photo albums. Bibles, manicure sets, new novels, 50c, 41.00
10—Knitted Scarfs and Fascinators, 18c. to /..$1.0O'
11— 39 in.. 5 in. over yard wide Sea Island. 22 yard* for.
12— Standard press Ginghams, 15 yards for
15—All 25c. Dress Goods, 6 yards for
14— All 50c Dress Goods, 3 yard.-, for , .. .
15— 36 in. White Pajama Ch**:k. value 10c-. 13 yards for. .
16^-Heavy 1^ 1-2*.. Cottfi- M-«mol. 12 yards for
17^-All 10 and 12 U2c Curtaipr Scrims, 15 yards for.
U*'—Men’4 50c. Underwear/^...... .. s . ..... . :
yi9—12 l-2c Drapery Goods
? 20—12 1-2 and ISc^Towgls, 3 for. ... i ....
.. .$1.0 >
. . $1.00
. . $1.00
$1 o<t
. .$1.00
.. .$1.00
. . .$l.o0
.. . 35c.
.... 8c.
. .. 25c.
TAYLOR’S
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WHITE M KILLED
AT GREENCOND
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UNKNOWN MAN BEATEN
AND THROWN IN FIELD
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SLAYER ESCAPED
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KaJCinm- Lm l.tinjlM-r ('ouiimnr
Knorks Mint uml rmOifs Skull
Wpli IMMol.
•flic iH'Kio Tirt'Miiin iti jail I>iM vw*:
nut alil»< tb •-stablisli %>'- Lo t iluit I.
!>ad anything to do with th»* killiiit;
and hf was r*‘l**ast*il.
it is tliouKlit that tin 1 white titan
v.as Al“\ <ir‘ul)h, wlio <ani«* t«» Wal-
terlioro s<‘\*-ra| weeks ago with th<-
Dysaul Const rial ion Company Me
• eft her-- sliortly helore the time thi
man was killed and the description
of the dead man indicated that <r
must have been Grtthh.
MAMMAI DON’T YOU
SEE YOUK CHILD IS
SICK, CONSTIPATED
An unknown ‘white man. suppose 1
to have been Alex (Irubh, was kU*“
ed near C.reen Pond on N«»v. I.'.tii.
under Hreuinstances whivli aYe re-
AoUins jn the extreme. For some
time little was said ol litis murder
hut finally Coroner Langdal • and
Magistrate Hryan were advjsed "t u
and made a thorough investigatin''
and from Die investigation mad" by
them the facts if the killing appear
ed to be as follows.
Monday. No I.Mh a Jogging tram
left wiggins going towards <*rei‘n
l.nok tongue! Move |«ins«iHs fioin
lixer and ImweU at
once.
Mother! Yottr child isn’t naiural.
!. cro-s and peevish Jv-e if inril- l ;
i: (dated, this is a sure sign its li»tle
stomaeh. liver and how*ds nod i
cl -ansing at once. , • ’
Wln-n listles-. pal**, feverish, till!
at j old. breath had. ■ thniat sore,
dooin’t cat. sleep of a< t na t U’'i ! |v,
has stomai h a< lie. diarrhoea, remem.
Cakes
ol Figs” tor children's ills; gtv,. a
l.'aspoonful, hnd in a few hours, all
the toiil waste, sour bile and f* r.
is Hogged in
. \ stem
Tiro negroes and a whit“»min hoari.
e<| the lumber trucks for the put
pose (g;,riding to (liven Pond. L*'-
gineer Chapman left his engim
went back to run them ytt '
negroes jumped down and ra'».
Chapman firing at them The white
liman, who is supposed to »>e '
Hirubh. did not get oD n 'J’ ide” clensingr Directions i«»r bahi.e
Chapman s * r “* k h ^ n, iM , 0 Knocking . . hildten of all ages and grow n.ups.
t-»- y-yt
ground. Chapman again slrm'k him
V\TII\\ S. Mel.KOl) MK\I».
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Sumter County Confederate \,-feiau
Aged Tt».
Sumter. IW. 3. Sp-'i.M Nathan
Shiph .Mcl/eod, a well know-u ah.l
highlycsleetiled farmer of th* Swirfi-
tuing P*‘ns s eetion of tli - <o'int> di*'* 1
at lits v iiome Sunday morning. ;,v the
result of a stroke of *f»ralysis orv Sat-
'urday a lie was about 7«< years ot
age. yhe funeral servnes were held
at Uenibert Methodist (’hunh. I.ee‘
County. Tuesday. ,(
Mr .McLeod was a native of this
county, nnd lived in th,. Swimming
Pens section practicallv all ol his
life, H** w a s a veteran of the War
lletween the States. The deceased
wa s twice married. hi s second wifei
survlvfng him. He was ti|-'-i
tied to
whom the...., ..
Messrs W D. if. IT. liamlolfdi \Aj 111,.. I-InKefcxv’c*
than, nswego. .» G -Sumter T. P ; llKU 111108161 8 U.
Martsville: Mrs Knitua Kllfv. Ilaydv ^ ^
' ille: Mrs. French llo.'t :l n d Mrs, T/ U v»<", /1 x YVKOflo
Janie Itohhiit, Oswego |^*- # J-Jl “dl l iO IlldUt;,
* Mr Mcl/eful was the father «»f .1 C»
Mcl.eod. who niarrfcff Mi
Lucas. th<^ eldest daughti
and Mrs. Jtio. F Lucas Mrs Me
Leiul was here on a vi it and
•just cone to Savannah when .nr
of Mr M< Ia*od’> d *ath <.'i • , . . . .
a bout Hubster s
Are made in a
.Mis s Pegues. cleanly way. Just
ie following ehildr> n survive: I #
!o*r of .1 (\ I
‘Ir; '..?*£ There is a -. perfect I
M - I # '
iiiiipuril y and richness
AID THE KIDNEYS
Do Not.Kjidiiugec Lite W ln-n a Wul.
IccfHHst t iti/co slnixxs \ <m
'f Die Wax to \xowl It.
und menting fond whieh
the howels passes out nl Do . , thf . agdnin- of kidn-T conijUa
and you liave a well and playful ehlH urinarx disorders, la
again All children love i n'- ,u *; ness . heada< hew. languor »!r. -I
less, delicious laxativt . an , rt >>ecome th.
at never fails to effect a go<>( Vuh. w hen a tested remedy nft.-r«,| j
- x - Jmsm wax
Why do !>• o{<le tondnu t<> uff.., I
the agdnitis of kitltew conipla nt.
ime-
t llov
: ^ to become ,hr«nn inval-
FruitCakes.
In 5, 7, and 10
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.pound containers.
$k50, $2.00 and
l$3.00 each.
sx terrific blow on the top of the
Itead crushing his skull
nicked the wounded man up and p.
him in »h« cab ol his engine run-
ning on to Green Pond In som-
way. which did nof appear to We saL
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«Si ot Se. ISO.,'le W'
Keep it handy in vmtr home A
little given today save H a sii k < hild
tomorrow. hxtt get th. genuine^ Ask
vour druggist for a T.O cent bottle
of ••California Syrup of Figs, then
litok ii mi set ' that it k made by the
(California Fig Syrup .’o.”
, died on Tu“*dav. Nov. Iktli
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Th, .oron,r-» Jury r.-(.irr. '.l (I-*, «,«.•.«
r"" .'-.Lt vi^rh^i ?jz Mi
>.r..»»ds -ev -
T:^,».h.,ec
about this time, dischargedDroni t!■<’ ) < ()V(ir ^.ar^. n a foul*
. employ af th- HUton-DmUc V Avot ,i risk of serious Lung
Compaay and hail left ,or -iiinents. Druggists,
y « O knV*0 Magistrate Hryan place j ailnu
icm
Dnan’i ,
used in kidney trouble ov»t vear«x
have been tested in lbou-a!id> of 1
- ' . . x •
cases. . s' ‘ /
If you have any. .r'e(» «»n«c*,f th--1
symptoms of kidney dis^fs'-s. rx,
now Drousy or llright - di-ej'-e r’av
set in and make neglect dabgx-.ou.
Read this Walterboro f-'^timon...
J. It Law-rent^, pimher dea ,-r.
Walterboro sayk: "I keep I man’s
Kidney Pillion hand all tb~ m'
an.l 1 find Them a migh’v good r-m-
gdy to have in the house I baxre
te.e.f them ntvs4‘)f for «k idneys
-•*'<1 nain in my back and have aL
..ays found them very sate factory,
tuber’s of njy Tamil' have used
Doan's K'dney Pill s with jvtwj as
good results.”
|*rb aD a!i d<- ! r . Don't
old and ^young I'sfe.plv .-I; .for a kidiu v r-itmdy —
years. Ct a hotlt'' | r • Doan’s Kidney Pills th. n^jiie
that Mr Lawrence had Foster MH-
burn Co. Pjops., Buffalo N* V
them common abd harmless ailments.
Pure Fruit Cakes
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Made in Walterbo
ro. Order yours
NOW.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
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Savage is giving a Ton of
Meal and $2.00 in cash |for a
Ton of Cotton Seed
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Southern Cotton Oil Company
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the
Si^tvatutc of
TIn MNm That Osh Net Affect The Hm*
prransr o( Ha tonic and Iwgatirr cMccl. LAXA-
TIVK PROMO OCININK ia bctlrrthan ordinary
Ouinisc and doca not caoae nervouancas n .r
ringing in head Rrmemlxr the full nani.- ami
look lor the aigoature of E. M’. tlltox^-; »ie.
To Curt a Cole* it) One Day
fake t.AX ATJ VIC PKOMO Owln'ico M Mops th •
Cough and ilr-adaclie ntXwutks oft the '"okk
I'ruggia’s retn-iil nu.urr if W trita to Cur».
h. V/. CKOVk A signature on each bos-
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PKAIUK A- MATTKY', the Savan-
nnh Cottdn factors', arc mibidantial,
rclinhlc, and cncrgctfc. Their ex.
Jonalve warehousing facilitieg an
superior •yalcsmltnshlp are at y
command. They arc ahundautly; able
to properly finance any quantity of
cotton ahlpped. theipli. Ian*t it to
your intercat to try thyfti?. Do it
now and he convineetL i* ll-«tu
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