Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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} i m y hi/' i m K' It / - r» i. #»v I-1:.. Jfcl *. fe, ^ i' 1M W. W. HMO.VK, Editor owl Her. ■stored at the poatoffloe, Wiiltor- koro, 8. C. : aa second class Mall Batter. RrBSCRIPTIOX RATES. Oaa \ear •••••••.#*••••••.01.00 Mb Mob Lbs .50 Shree Months 85 REMITTANCES. All checks and drafts should be trawn In favor of the Press and dtaadard. - Look at the printed label on your paper. The date thereon shows when the suhscr’ptlon expiree. For ward your money In ample time for renewal. Notice date on label care fully, and If not correct please no tify as st once. Subscribers desiring the address •fate In their rommuntcatlcn both ef their paper changed, will please the eld and the new addreeses. THE REASON WHY The absence of editorial and many lnter»*»;tiPK news it**A.; this * ‘Pk may tie accounted for by ^reat pres* of advertising nnd by tlj» absence of Mr. Adams, who went away last week to bring his family from An derson to \VaIterboro # We hop e to make up for this in a large edition next week. NOT EHOUGH CHILDREN 8f' eeer receive the proper balance of food to 'Sufficiently nourish both body and brain during the growing period when nature 's demands are greater than in mature life. This is shown in so many pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds, and lack of ambition. For all such children we say with unmistakable earnestness: They need Scott’s Emulsion, and need it now. It poaaesae* in amerntrated form the very food elements to enrich their blood. It cbanip-s weakness to strength; it makes tbrm sturdy and strong. No alcohol. Scott A Bownc. JUuomacld. N. J. Catarrh and Colds /S To Be Rid Relieved auL Is a prreat achievement. Aft people would be well and luipps were it not f- r ca- larrii. It i> worth ten years of any one’s life to learn how to - r, < t rid of catarrh. PE-RU-NA \\iii show you, much ijuicker than any one could tell you- how to get ritl of catarrh. THE PERUNA CO., Columbus, Ohio Mr*. Emma Cannon. 107 K{i South Sr, Krwnnee, Ills., write*. •'KV>r fifteen years I had catarrh of the head and stomach. 1 could hardly walk. My attention waa called to 'The 111k of Life.* I road It through. Th«n bought n buttle of 1’erunu. I am entirely w J ell now. 1 * SEVEBE niNISNMENT Of Ik. CkappeO, of Tm Ton’ Sttsfcg, RcKercd ty CvdoL Mt Ain* N. C —.Mr;. Sarah M. CTutf- ricU ol this town, says: “I suttered lor live years with womanly troubles, also stomach troubles, and my punishment w» more than any one could tell. -- I tried most every kind ol medicine, but none did me any good. I read one day abotrt Cardul, the wo man’s tonic, and I deetdeu to try it. I had not taken but about six bottles until I was almost cured. It did me more than all the other medicines 1 had ed, put together. My friends began asking me why I looked so well, and I told them about Cardui. Several are now taking it." Do you, lady reader, suffer from any of the ailment* due to womanly trouble, such as headache, backache, sideache. sleeplessness, and that everlastingly tired feeling? If so. let us urre >xju to give Cardui a trial. We feel confident it will help you, just as it has a million other women ia the past half century. Begin taking Cardui to-di*y. You won’t regret it. All druggists. Writt tr Chattaroco Madion* Co. _ JUmcry Cm „ CtuutaiK'Oca. Teen, tor Sf*—l #•*»»-». f/<•■ * on»oi.’ com and (54 book. "Homa tor Woman, in u.a.n wraopai. N C. : 24 —b BAD STOMACH TROUBLE Yields to Delicious Vinol S* *y ! ^ v Shreveport La.—“ I had a bad stom ach trooble for years and liecame so wettk 1 could hardly walk or do any work. My appetite was poor, my food would not digest I bleated and W as very Weak and nervous. I tried many reme dies without help. I saw Vinol adver tised awd triad it, and now my stomach trouble ia nampletely cured and 1 am Well.”—C. L. Vinol ia ganranteed to tone up the tired, over-taxed and weakened nerves Uw aWflutcli and create utrength. DM ym over see a eons after yoa*ee um>4 0«U-It •» well. It s a mavlng-piotura f Mf _ for jroar hanUjr'Uo a tbiaa to it. is the simplest form of lock stick sewing machine. A new .model Ju.<t. out has the ghuttle ejector and other Improvements. Iblixcr^d intor>our lorn,, for fj,’ trial. \ post card will bring you tht - .vine mat hine to any part cf t oll* (oj county. a v.fc Pnt a little *'Oet«-It ,, or. It drtc« at or.ci There * nothit.K 10 mi'k Put sho* ;■ and stockinga on rtKht ov« r it No ? nia. nofu *. Olhour*—eorii<ir<>ne. •i.rt-- t” nev«T burl ■> t’t” lru» fl* -1'. u< i < r iiinkr^ toes eor- . If >ou have trh-d almo'l cv* r> - thins el.-e fr.r corn*. will b*> Uiucb niore i>urprl-<-<l to ►< • h<>w qulcklr biui m-lljr >i»ur €-<>rin nud riillu** * Will conie rinht *>tT with Uutt liuiplnr end wrlidtliiiB op your face with c*tu- wrtnkle*. Trjr • tiei«-It w t*>nl»bi ••n tlnit corn, cullo*, wiirt or buniou. and you'll be glad )"d r< «d this. *'iJets-It’* Is sold by all druggist*, a bottle. <>r sent -direct by K Lews* nc<* A Pn.. Chlcuiro. Sold in Walterboro and recom mended as the world's best corn remedy b yWalterboro Drug Co. and John M. Klein A Key Wife Every Dollar Beginning Tuesday, Dec. 7th. we are going to give to each customer ;i key with every dollar paid in cash for goods, or paid on account. Each key gives the owner an opportunity to own one of the fr'e valuable gifts we are going to give to our customers. w * • There are five gifts, aggregating a total value of one- hundred an 1 forty-five dolllars. 4 There is one lt>ck, and five keys to open it These five keys are thoi Highly mixed with tht balance of the keys, and no one knows the rignt keys. Your cnance is ih-. good as any one else's. and is absolutely free, fne first key that opens the lock, gets the .firh gift—a Rock Hill top buggy, value $70.00. value $.‘>0.00. , Ck gets the second gift. .The second key that opens the !o a bicycle s ml postal card or plioie* to Singer Sewing Machine Company Mala St. Phone 91X Walterboro, S. C . Ask for M. PAXIOTTIK. Phone 91-Y. L. E. GUESS The store that Gives Quick Service and honest weights. Come in and get dftr prices before buying eleswhere we are always glad to see and serve you, just try us one tiniv and you will always buy here. The following are some- special prices for this week: Fruit for Cakes, Citron 25c lb. Dates 10c Package. Currants 15c. a package. Raisins, both seeded and bulk. 15c. lb. • Figs 20c. lb. Prunes 15c. lb. Nuts 20c. and 25c. lb. Cranberries 20c a quart. Our entire stock of Shoes, Hats. Caps, Dry Goods and Notions at cost. They must go. lA-t us show you over our line We can save you money. If you don’t believe it try us. Will give you 2fcr. a dozen for eggs. $1.00 per bu. for corn. $1.00 per bu. for Peas. Will also buy good pea vise hay. Sweet milk for sale every night amhmorniug. 10c a Quart. L. E. GUESS • Pbone No. 17 MB ^ ‘ V The third key that opens the lo. k gets the third gift. a gun. value $2''.’ Li ' The fourth key that opens the lock gets the fourth gift, a doe. bi r value $15.00, % '* The fifth kev that opens the lock goes tne fifth gift, a due bill. \*al * $10.00. Buy your llardware. Farm Implements, Stoves. Ranges. Buggies and Wagons from us, and get a key for each dollar you trade with us. Pa.* your accounts with us, and get keys so that you may win one or more of the valuable gifts. > - . • »• - * / ' ■ ■ t If you need anything in our line, it will pay you to buy from us. for we have the largest stock in the county to select from Our goods a»v the best made; our prices are as low as similar goods can be bought anywhere, our service is prompt and courteous and we give you an op portunity. in the shape of a key. to get a valuable gift w ith each d< !l ir cash that vou trade with us. * / Consider the value we give you. and then you will dt ue th i vou are doing yourself and your .ainily an injustice tc trade else a-htre. On the day that we will h-.ve the unlock ng of the Iflck. we wdi -nw- a Wx •nto which each key owner w.i! i lace a card, on which he ha- written rrn his name and addre>s, and these cards w ill be drawn out one at a time. and as they are drawn, the person v.uiose mime is on the ca» ! *ih .-' h’s key on the lock. Remember—pay ycur accrv.";t<. d i vour trading at Wichman’s an i get your kevs. A WICHMAN & SON •74 / Dlfr =711 tr I E GUNS - - GUNS GUNS ll'e have a complete Assortment of ((UNS of all > kinds. Double and Single Barrel, at from $** 00 up Rifles from $1.58 up. < y • • \ ’* * Air Rifle-* Sl.iK) to $2.00. FOX GUNS We have also the well known Fox Gurv. COMPLETE ISSORTMENT OF SHEU-S linger II ardware Company WALTERBORO ......... SO. CAR. LAND SALE- I : Taylor,s Hat Sale * LADIES, a chance to -ave monev at Taybr’f. All O . our tall and winter hats will be placed c n four t;»l lew with four x pecial prices. One table at 50 cents Each. * ’ . • •* ■> One table at 7'» cents each. # One table at $1.00 each. One table at $1.50 each. 'v . 7 j A great many of these are stylish, up-to-date, 'nappy hats and are thi' season s goods. The-e hats are ail jiriced at less than half their first cost. Our Milliner has gleaned <mr -*tock over and wishes to clear thesu goods out before >he leaves in about one week. s. c. Friday, Dec. 10, at 10:30 A. M. Lubin Owens property, 11-2 miles from Prosperous City. 1,000 acres cut into tracts from 1 to 3 hun dred acres. Easy terms. 1-3 cash, balance 1 and 2 years. ItJi Sr / SALE CONDUCTED BY Taylor’s Bros, and Thomas Bros. inerican Auction Co. Greensboro, N. C. at y -S''* Barb cash prizes given to persons bringing the largest number of people in Auto, Buggy and Wagon.