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7 % v t m *a WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1915. THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE SEVEN i&f J F SUES lAMTEI ■ AJvkt rf Metker M MU Pit- wats Dugkler't Uabmlj EaA y r A • **»-*'"' j** A y't •> j* / > ■ .T Vv. V; 1 ^ ' ' ' t ' Everything will be sold at our store for the Holidays at 25 per cent Disr count on .every Dollar Cash Purchase. This Offer Will be Only Till Christmas Day. The S. Finn Jewelry Company Mail orders will be delivered prepaid to any part of the State. *■' * ^ • » 4 Ready, Ky.—*• ’ was ad able to do Baytluac lor acarijr mk momtis,” writes Mis. Laura Bratcher, ol this place, "and was doom hi bed for. three months. , I canaot tell you how I suhered with ■y he. 4 and with nervousness and womanly tnOles. Our family doctor told my husband ho j could not do me any good, and he hid to gtVe it HP. We tried another doctor, buthe didwh help me. , At last, my mother advised me to take Cardui, the woman’s tonic. I thought it was no use for 1 was nearly dead and nothing seemed to do me any good. But I took eleven bottles, and now I am able to do aM of my work and my own washing. I think Canlui Is the best medicine In the world. My. weight has increased, and I look the picture of health. ” II you fufter from any of the ailment* peculiar to women, get a bottle of Cardui today. Delay is dangerous. We know It will help you, for it has helped so ads of other weak women iu thepmtSO At Mad kind Co. T«*». for S t ■ ran I a. B. 1 m Kthol. *, ■ / [A m\£m. ? ^ Vv 11 • u 4 J 7 , ConvmdwTtO ^ All Hats must be SOLD for 1-2 price and the balance of the goods AT 25 PER GENT DISCOUNT V. - •* . Which is positively at Cost. mas Day/ . ^ TV These prices will last only ’till Christ- Get your Choiedt Will W«il IkMvniU r 2N. ameron, Dec. 17..—Mr. and Mr*. Holman have announced tbc en actment of their daughter, Maggie _ to Lloyd Bates llourk. the marriage to take P*? 0 * “ n ►he after noon of Tuesday,, December 28, at 4:30 o’clock/ at Mt. .Lebanon Luth eran chi^vh*. In addition to th>* bride-to-be’s leadership in social and religious circles, she possesses great personal beauty. She received her education at the College for Women. Columbia, and her numerous friends throughout the State will receive this announcement with .much in terest. The brideg.-com-elect is .» graduate of Newberry College, an studied law at the University South Carolina. He is nov rapidly getting to the -root as an ettoimy at Walterboro, where they w:!r tna\c *.N.i*- future hom^. * CHAKACTRR Ok* ^ * • ^ . IMPOKTKI) RICK * • • *. * * * * *-d » es ♦ * * ♦ * »■« . Washington. D. C\, I)ee. 10.—^To give those eonneeted with the rice Industry' in the United Staten know- !edr* of the quantitT. quality, and condition of the rice Imported, the United States Department of AgrL culture will shortly publish Bulletin 323. ' “importance and. Character df thb’-'Milled Rice Import?fl Into the United States.'.* ’ The bulletin points out that it .ha? been necessary to augment the .American crop, which is (insufficient I to supply domestic demands, by im- rorttr.g large quantities from abroad. \s a result the com petit ion between ipme-grown Vice and certain grides of foreign rice* has beconr* of im portance to the rit-e producing.'mtll-. ing and handling interests of Louis iana. Texas. Arkansas. South Caro lina and California. The buUetiu gives statistics of the importation o? unclwaned and completely mitlc l rice for 15*12, 15*13 and 15*14. show that practically . f&.Obt.tH) • worth o( rice was importisl durir.g the fijcca! year ending June 30, 15*1 t. an.increase of HO p«*r cent over the importation of the year before, and double the amount impdrted In 1912. The bulletin then gives in defat• a description of the rice types and the results of mechanical and chem ical analyses of samples. The data from, the mec hanical tests cover w eights of grains, percentage of dam aged rice, the number/* of paddy grains, and the percentages of whole grains. _ half grains and smaller pieces found lb Japan, Chinese, Java, and Patna' rlc'e. ^ The bulletin Is technical in char acter and clesij to aid rice ex perts. It ean/nc obtained free from the Deparlnrent a’s long as the sun- ply for distribution lasts. • ~T Cannot He (’need, applications, as they cannot discas*d portion of tho There is only one way to cure deafness, and that i s by constttu- tiona) remedies. Deafness is caused tdjhy an inflamed condition of the mu. Of Icou This announcement reived with Interest rous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube i H inflamed you have a rnmbUng sound or imperfect hear ing, and wben it is entirely closet!. Deafness Is the result, and unless the inflammation ran be taken out will be *v-1 and this tube restored to normal the many j condition, hearing jylU be destroyed friends of Mr. Houck fn Wallerboro.(forever; nine cases out of ten kn* He is a member of/the law Peurifoy Bros. / irm of Mrs W. Walterboro, S. C. • 7 FURNITURE rder Xmas Goods Do^’ou not know that an article of furniture make-s the best Xmas grift you can make for a loved one or friend? Something which uill be always a gentle re minder of your thoughtfulness- Let us show you some gifts, really desirable for a Xmas gift. We have them and you will be glad yo-i gave something useful. ENTERPRISE FURNITURE CO - C. H. ROGER, Mgr. Apples Bananas Oranges Grapes Cocoanuts / * Now .• \ • V Walnuts Pecans Almonds Raisins Lemons Currants Citron Dates Mixed Nuts Figs, Etc. mmnkNEifiHs The nervous system is the alarm system ol the human body. i In perfect health We hardly realise that we have a network of nerves, but wheel health is ebbing, when strength is declin ing, the same nervous system gives the alarm in headaches, tiredness, dreamful sleep, irritability and unless corrected, leads straight to a breakdown. Tq correct ncrvoGsncss, Scott's Emul sion is exactly what you should take; its rich nutriment gets into the blood and rich Wood fords the tiny nerve-cells while Jhe whole system responds toils refresh ing tonic force. It is free from alcchol. Scott n Row nr. BIuoai6eM. fl. J. Delegate* to State t'omeution. The following w-eil-kncwn Itaptis ininisteni of this county were dele gates to the State Baptist Conven tion which met in Greenville Friday of last week- llev*,. F. t*., S t'ttMfi. Jf. IP. Lawson, J . M* Craven. Walter A, Black. S. W. Ackerman, tJ k W. Ackerman and L. B. Ackerman. CHICHESTER S FILLS WAV.rND L: *ho . LaDtg. »’ &AMONU 1 Traxd Gold mctslltc l >zes aibboc. T*K« KO OTSSE. toy af *m b»ug«u a^: Mk fe cu^cai a-rxa •iSKoao »Raa» riL^a. for twentv-avt ,-srsrrra -d-u as Krst.Safest. Atw-y. BrPatila. SOLD BV ALL DRUGGISTS 11?* rVCRYWMrpj: wogri, caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of thy mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dol lars for any case of Deafness (caus ed by catarrh ) that cannot "be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO . Toledo. Ohio. Sold 1»y Druggists, 7 5c. — Take hall's Family Pills for con. 'ttpation. • _ ' • Send vfpr * ❖ * * *•* Wilt* AM I Me :Jt * + :jc * ❖ •I / THE BAILEY-LEBBY COMPANY • ' Machinery, Mill and Plumbing Supplies / - ^ ^ . Automobiles, Tires and Accessories Agents For S. Tire Company’s D G. & J. TIRES Goods Shippad on Date Ordered. ' t * * , ' ; * * Full Price List on Request. ** O. « ,0 j 1 • SOUTHERN FRUIT COMPANY * Charleston, S. C. * fberirionr-' D in *r» .•led I am the foundation' of all iniid., ness. 1 am the fount "of all pros|H-ritv. -* 1 am th u parent of genius. , 1 am: the sail that gives life ita savor. 1 have laid the foundation of ev ery fortune in America, irom Rocke feller's down. 1 must be loved before I can be stow my greatest blessings and achieve my greatest ends. Loved. I make life sweet anil purposeful and fruitful. 1 can do more to balance a youth than his own parents, t>e they ever so rich. Fools hate me; wise men love me.- 1 ant represented in every loaf of bread that tomes front the oven, iu every "bip that steams over the ocean, in every newspaper that come* from the p»ess w . 1 am the mother of democracy. Al| progress springs from me. Who am I? What am 1? 1 am Work H. C. Forbes, in •■Nacom." OLD MAIDS mNVKNTION There wil| be a play. “Old Maids Convention,’’ given at Pine Grove school house on Thursday night. Dec. 2t-d. Kverybody invited to come. Proceetia will go for benefit of th - -’ebool. MYRTLE CRITCHEN. Principal CLYTIE SAUNDERS, Assistant. Smoaks. Dec. 10. ^ ' s''4 ,1 v /■ LMTHERItORNISOH The CELE1 / Charleston; South Carolina . J. H. HOLMES ' - . v , Where the DoHar does you Justice Dealer in Fancy Groceries, Vegetables Fruits and Notions J. H. HOLMES CHARLESTON. S.C. Why Y«»u Should Use <'hMiiibt-rlaiii'<> Cough Kcmcdy. Ilecause it is most esteemed by utatioti won by its good works. Because it'si most"esteemed liv.5 those who havtf used R for main ..cars, as occasion required, and are best acquainted with tts good quuti. ties. . '' Because it loosens and rellev.-»s a (•Id and aids nature In. restoring the. system to a healthy condition. Because it does no v contain opium ior any other narcotic. .Because it is within the reach of all. It only costs a quarter. For ate by all dealers. - MOVED TO IIKRKA Lewis Padgett, of the Bedon's sec tion, has moved his family to terea. where Mr. Padgett will en- gage'in farming next year. Mr, Pad gett married Miss Harrisyn. a daugh ter of J. Z. Harrison, and they will make their home on jfr; Harrison * farm. /: PEARCE A BaTTBY, the Savan nah Cotton factors, are substantial, reliable, and energetic. Their ex. tensive wurehouslhg facilities and superior salesmanship are at your command. They are abundant!-' i.tio to properly finauee any quan . ^ r cotton shipped them. Isn’t ft to your interest to try them? Do it now'and be convinced. 9-ll-6m —If you want Homething valu able and appreciative to give vour friends fbP'jh—Christmas present and save 25 pgr cent, go to S. FINN JEWELRY CO. A' «