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THE PRESS A24D STANDARD
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22,-191
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Give “Him” a Pair of
Walk-Overs
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Any man who receives a pair
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of Walk-Over Shoes as an Xmas
gift is surt to be pleased—not
throughout the life of the shoes,
and he will compliment you on
yo«r good judgment because he
knows that in a pair of Walk
overs he will get comfort, style
and wear, the three most im-
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portant essentials of a pair of
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shoes.
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SEE 01 R WINDOWS
They are full of Walk-Ovefs
J. P. HERNDON
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Suggestions For Xmas Gifts
Give something useful, and something
. which will last. Permit us to suggest as ap
propriate gifts: /
Pocket Knives
Carving Sets
Manicure Sets
Table Cutlery
Flash Lights - Y ..
Crockery
Guns
\Air Rifles
1 Stove or Range
**• Heaters
We have them and many/bther things
suitable fof Christmas gifts. .
KojJer Hardware Company
WALTERBORO, .. SO. CAR.
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a NATION-WII>K PROHIBITION a
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The goal to all temperance effor*
ahould be nation-wide prohibition.
The rescuing of an i.ere
and there and the i>ani r’l'ti.-x of
aaloons from comnripit’ ?», great n-.d
worthy ends though they are. nhould
rather augmrnt than «iiiii»r.Uh «x-
ertion looking toward .the speedy
Qrohibition of,the liquor traffic. And
the day haa come when definite and
distinct work can be done by the in
dividual toward this very w orthy and |
ultimate object. To be sure the p-o-
tessional politician would have him)
confine all his plan and effort to his
-eighborhood and th/n not to an
tagonize the outlines of procedure
prescribed by certain bosses living
miles away. Hut whatever may be
the hints or mandates of the few the
i«»tv and the privilege of every weil-
w«»her of his country remain very
clear and they are to do his utmost
’*''f the effeetual national prohibi
tion of the liquor traffic at the ear
liest possible date. It may lr» asked
hat can the individual do for the
accomplishment of that end? Does
not the locaj* work afford more op
portunities in the-larger and better
work if ve only look for them. Ev
ery one can scatter literature urging
nation-wide prohibitiqn. Every vet-
er at least should forward petitions
to legislators and congressmen urg-
•ng their vote and support of' a na
tional- prohibition bill--—they should
also petition delegates to the coming
national .conventions urging support
end vote for candidate!! faUnrJng un
equivocally national ? prohibition —
that they will by work^and-Vote-seeR
the indorsement of that vital issue In
he national platforms.'
E. H. PARKINSON. D. I).
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE DOLLARS
FIVE GIFTS GIVEN AWAY
FIRST— ; A Rock Hill Top Buggy, value .$7000
SECOND—A Wonder Bicycle with Coaster Brake, value... $30.0U
"THIRD—A Double Barrel Hammerless Gun, value ... — . .$20.00
FOURTH—A Due Bill good in Trade, value $15.00
FIFTH—A Due Bill good in Trade, value ..... r .$10.00
Everybody who buys a dollar’s worth of goods in cash from
.u£ &ets a key. Y ; ^
Our customers who pay us what they owe us get a key for, each Y
dollar paid. - *
Owes Her Health to ('haniber.
Iain’s Tablets.
"I owe my good nealtb to Cham
berlain's Tablets," writes Mrs. R. G.
Neff, Crookston. Ohio. "Two’ years
ago I was »n invalid due to atoiqach
trouble. I took three bottles of
these Tablets and have since been
in the beat of health.” For sale by
all dealers.
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* WHO AM I? *
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I am more powerful than the com.
blned armies of ^tbe world.
)I have destroyed more men than
all the wars of the world.
I am more deadly than bullets,
and I hare wrecked more homes
thaiythe mightiest of the siege guns.
I steel in the United States alone
over $300,000,000,000 each yehr.
- * 1 spare no one. and I find my vie-
tints among the rich and poor alike:
the young and old:'the strong and
weak: widows and orphans know
me.
I loom up to such proportions that
1 vast my shadow over every field
of labor, from the turning of the
grindstoiYe tdNhe movement of rail,
road trains.
1 menace thousands upon thous
ands of wage-earners in a year.
I lurk in unseen places, and do
, most of my work silently. You are
wanu-d against me, but you heed
not.
1 am relentless. 1 ant every
where: in the home, on the streets,
in the factory, at railroad crossings
and on the sea.
I bring sickness, degradation and
.death and yet few seek tof 1 avoid me.
I destroy, crush, or maim; I give
nothing, but take all.
I am voun,worst enemy.
My name is CARELESSNESS.
Exchange.
Each key is one chance.
There are five good keys.
There is one lock which the five good keys will open, the other
keys will not. ’ \ \
Each key which unlocks the lock yets ohe of the gifts.
The first key the first gift, etc.
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY, TRY IT
, Buy what you need in our line from us and get a key.
BUY FOR CHRISTMAS
- Guns, single barrel $3.75 to $7:50
Guns, double barrel $9.00 to $35.00
Rifles, Parlor single and Repeater ...... $1.50 to $25.00
Rifles, Air, Single and Repeaters 50c to $2.50
Bicycles, Girls', and Boys’ $20.0° to $30.00
Pocket Knives, Razors, Safety Razors, Razor Strops and
Hones, Scissors, Manicure Sets, China, Enameled Ware, Rice
Steamers, Roasters, etc., Hunting Coats, Vests and Belts, Leg-;
gipgs, Buggies, Harness, Lap Robes, Toy Wagons, Velocipedes,
Tricycles, Coasters^ Wagons and other nice presents for the *
grown-ups and the children.
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A. WICHMAN & SON
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HUBSTER’S
Fruit
Haw-Way Warier
for Cana, “8ata-H”
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The Mf Surprise for Con Ownom
It’s San, Simple, Safe, Quick.
lJUttn to th«* wee story of “Oets-It,"
the world's greatest, vorn remedy. It*
s short story,—only about two to*W— ’
’’Mary had a little *Q«ta-lt.’ and
corna upon bar too; bad ovary timo
SANITARY
CLEAN
WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON THtfCLEANLINESS
OF OtJR BARBER SHOP AND THE PERSONAL
NEATNESS OF OUR BARBERS.
e-Lct us attend tit your needs—
SMITH’S BARBER SHOP
H. It SMITH, Prop.
Next to Terry A Shaffers Main Street.
Stop Misery and FmKarramment l ike
With 8!=tple. Ks-y ''Gets-It.”
aha put on *0018-11.' the corn was
sur^ to go.' Mary, like thousands of
others. Used to be a heroine, suffering
martyrdom, using painful bandages,
irritating salves, etlcky tape, toe-
harneaaes. blood-bringing rater# and
scissors! She say* now there’s no m>om la
U. Use "(Jets-It,” applied In * ^conds.
Kasy, simple, new way—lust painless <-om-
mon sense? Millions are doing It.
Never falls. You can wear einaller -hoes
now. You don’t have to limp around
any more, or walk on the side of your
shoes to try to get away from your corns!
You know for, sure before you u«o
■■Gvts-lt"that the corn or callus is going
a why., For corns, calluses, warts und
bunions. .
‘ tirts-Tt’* is sold by all druggists.
S5c a bottle, or sent direct by E. Law-a
re nc*» * Co., <’btcatto.
Sold in Walterbord and fecoir
mended as th<» world's L‘\-i corn
remedy b'yWn’.terboro Drug t'o., and
John M. Klein
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Mareliunf-t 'ro*by.
, Mias Fannie Marchant and Mr.
Wesley Crosby were married the 20th
4>f November. Miss Marchant fs the
daughter of Mr. Jim Marchant. of
Kowesville. while Mr. Crdiaby is the
son of Mr. G. W. Crosby, of Fuller.-
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby will make their
home at Fuller. < Their many friends
wish, them a long and happy Rte.
Are made in a
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cleanly[way. Just
like Hubster’s O
K. Bread is made.
There is a perfect
purit y and richness
about Hubster’s
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Fruit Cakes.
In 5, 7, and Id
pound container^/
”$1.50, $2.00 and
$3.00 each. ■/
BIKfRY
Pure Fruit Cakes,
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Made .in Walterbo-
ro. Order yours
NOW.
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Iks Mrise IM •eee Met Affsel fie «ee«
Bccs«#« ot its tonic and IsxaUvc effect. LAXA
TIVE BBOMOU'.'ININEis betterthaa ordinary
Oniaiae and docs not cause nervousness nor
r inging in head Remember the »«»»•»« “ d
luofc lor the signature ol E. W. GBOTE. Me.
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- We have 'on hand some Ihe
farm mules. We have sold a
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large number but we have some
gped ones on hand yet.
Remember They were selected
SPfCIAllY fOR OUR TRADE
They are going fast, so come in
early for yours. • 7
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See us Before Buying Elsewhere.
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Rizer & Ayer
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Walterboro, - South Carolina
For Weakness and Loss ol Appetite
The Old Standard general .trength ruing tonic,
?ROVE’S TASTKLF&S ctilt TONIC, drive* out
Ualaria and builds up the sy*te’n. A tro: tnmt
A sure Appetiser. For adults A* J children, .jc
PBes Cared la 6 to 14 Days.
Your druggist will jefoad money If FATtf
OINTMENT (ails to cure say earn of Itching
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles is 6 to 14 tU»'
The tun ipplicstion gives Ease sad Bc*t