The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 19, 1916, Image 4
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
Wednesday, January 19, 1916.
The Press Hid Stmdard
too* nr nnt'Tfti
wtakdard, me.
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W.iW. SMOAK,.
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Wiitar-
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smseturnov rates.
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: ■PBSKAMK.
AH cb*rk» flBfl d^mfla R^ould b# appeitittfc
«raVa !n fa»or of ♦be Treaa aad
cloalcg of one or more of the iiuti-
tatlou. • ■*
The State is in position to do macli
move for the college?, and it is the
duty of the lute to support the
cause of hither education in a Don-
denominational oay. The wisdom of
maintain!df scholarships oas been
proven over and over again, Ad the
best investment the SCSte can make
YGD TAN’T U
DANDRUff AND HAIR
j ♦ *-♦ ** * a a m a a a a a
1 Personal Mention *
* # * *■* * * * ******
Miss Mary Warren Js visiting Mrs.
STOPS tOMIN? OUT w^a u “ ck i S3
MSVBU WUS1MJ now ho i dt a respons.ble p>
j— sition in Baitimore.. Md. She is em-
f-i*. . t ployed by Henry WeSsel A. Co., a
is tp educate poor boys and girls who
to e
aid
could not otherwise get a collegiate
education. . This the State will con
tinue to do, and should eohtinue do-
*"V YMr " iJ,: W*? ' U,i. d,„r,mVnY«.r. „ .h<Hr hia l
Ravy, Oloawy and Ikaut.ful '*■ . trimmer, manager »nd buyer**
«■' RM1 rMMMPo / -h
Warren. The latest reports front
her. however. *s that she as conva-
lesciug rapidly.
Miss Verd Mania, -of Hender.ion-
ville, and Miss Nellie Hay, cf Alien-
dale'. are the' attractive guest* oi
Mrs. M. C. Gruber.
' H. Wichman and F. P. Wichraaa
went to Charlotte tho latter - pr.rt of
the week, returning, each driv.ng r
new Overland c«r.
Try as yos will, after an |
lion pf Danderine. you can not
a single trace of dandruff or
The th;Bg for the denomica-i hair and
what
scalp- will
will pl^as. 1
PUNS IN SIOE
i MID BACK
How Mrs.KeDy Suffered and
How She was Cured.
♦he
them. *<ving
and con*olidat<-
the consolidated col
Look at the pt'ated label cn your
paper. The dahs thereon shows
whon the fubsrr'ptidn expires. Fr r-
*ard your toonty ia ample tine for
rarewai. Notice date on label care
fully. ar.d if not correct rleaae no-
Ufy us at once
Snbscribe.rw destring the address
utatu-In thHr con murfeatien both
if thelf paper changed, will pleapa
he old and the new addredeaa
fLf , mmm annsang aw* . **aw; *+■*,»•***+*mm+m j , - .. i . '
Uc.»t.d» i. » look,cltti.ir.,.^.|U^. t ‘J,, ,, ur a " fev ,V,c.’J'ii,. siccdjr of tSUi *<*«
Jema in^ business -way-dldR ao c^ L^When you see nejrltftr. fine and . &***?* S,C ‘
up* such of the»r college? as are hot ! dc v,ny'-at* first-—yes-—bin really nV v jj r Mr* H. G. V/
hair—growing -a-il over the scrip.
A little ‘Danderine irap<0* f e>y
. .. , , doubles the huaut!* of your. hai^. No
Hge the ro.iac? to be pra^rly equip- - df;Terpnco ho ., du i k faded, brittle
and sfajrgy, tocisfen a c!o*.h J
with 'Dendvrlne and carefully 'drav ;
gh yOur hair, .tau.ng -we. ..j>iea>an* visit to her mother. Mrs.
‘and at a time. Tfc-' HTer w. 4 Hu’ler
guests for the trip
i Char-. B. Smith. Miss Ruth Smith and
Had businew 511,3 Martha Keller.
■ .I >^*3 Tudie SoJornons.ipf Scotia.
^ cr ' , ! visited her ’ifsArs. Mrs.. R. H. Wlch-
! nor. oc •!».; ing th-' P. W. Leach res-1 m , B a3d Hn. Eu-He Ffshburne/ Ir.s*
*'The early bird catches the worm - '
mvst be the motto of the four cantli?
datessannounceil in the last .uue’of
The'/Bamberg Herald - for Clerk of
The Uapiwel] Sentinel also
haa two cards.
We notice that the Barnwell Sent-
inel publishes each week an "Honor
Roll, - ' composed of those Barnwel-
lians who Have paid their subsiip-
lion -The Press ami Standard does
not need to go beyond "paid this of
fice a pleasaqt.rail.” wnieh is con
sidered as good as a receipt.
p^d ard to
•veil as the
ported.- It •«
Jiavc leaders
ipper; their "tudents a*,
S*ate foilevea are sup-
!dfnc<', ha
tying -ec^ntly r rtoved fr
•he home
cf Mr. A. L* Blocker. •
’
-•—-o-o— i — -
A#,*-. ▼
Jo* * -1? » «/ .
F. Weeks hit returned *
her home
,iu Charlrstch. after
th bad grice Xd
o' any dcnominatlor.
it thre
SHillt !
i ■
ryfjig down Rt^re institution^, an !, v
immediate ?.nu .mazing—^-yon'j
• ir v. ill e 1 i zh'. VniPy ca * s - V v. j
r
we trust they will hot endeavo- to : and have aa Bppea.anee of ubund- J la the s
rente my .'e ling that will infure|ancf; an incomparable lustre, soft-i v, Butler,
M. Harley of ^part^fib^rg
cf her moth^tvMrs. t
irne^ Friday.
—o-o—
Drug Store ha.i s » pt'd
gehey for Tar-lac. c sev p.-p-
tary medicine *vMch i* now be
ing advertised in The Prr.sj .an.t
Standard;
the cause o? higher education'in the
State. • .
PAY CASH FOH fitM)1IS
!
ness and luxuriance, the 1>eattty and !
shimmer of true hair health .. Miss "Elia May Cpdsby
Get-« 2»-<ont bottle or KncwHon’s) relatives in Chai lyiuon
Danderire froni- aoy drug store o
toilet counter, and p ove that your Mrs. F. W./Falkensteia. of Barn-
f 'OI.BS A'FKII ATTENTION
ly.ternal threat and chest trouble*-'
r, j produce*'dhflaarwation’ -irrjatldn.
, v! .„i_^s veiling or ^o^enc's and unless
is \uiwc, j cfcerSef! . pt ono ^ a;e j ikeTy to lead.
trouble. Caught in tira*»
Burlington, Tis.— 'I vrps rery irreg
ular, and had ptunsd:i my side and be :k.
BV i ' 'I iPmIII'i after"taking
1
1 I
Ly dia E. Pink ham'a
Vegetable Com
pound Tablets ^ni
using two bottles oi
the Sanativ* Wash
I am fuiiy ccn'dnct d
thet I atn entirely
cared cf these treu-
bk-3. and fed better
all over. 1 knew
your remedies h_* e
dene me-wo:/J:
. The 8tate Hospital for the Insane
aeefns to have gone ••dry” too. -iiov-
# c
ernor Manning in his report .to the
legislature said that records on file
at the Hospital showed that the for-
** . #>*,»/-
mer administration purchased liquor
by the barrel, .while the present ad
ministration gets aipng on a quart a
month, and less.
Quite a com pH meniNua-been paid
one of Waite .-boro’s rising young
lawyers. Though young in*years. he
la old in legal knowledge and we pre r
diet thaMM. F. Howell. Esq., will
preside over the Beaufort term of
court with ease, dignity and-signal
aMHfy..- No-better geieetiom could
have been made by Governor Man
ning, "and ^t will not surprise us <f
it is not the iegihning of a cayee* a*
a Jurist U lat will. nieaq higher hone
ors later in life.
-Two cf the s'we^t mornds oppe>u-
ents of fiovernirr Man.nmg have b«** n.
rolling ’under their ^tongues shave
.lafeiy l>een taken fi*ay. \V> «refdr
to th<- appropriation made- at the
laa* session of the legislature of
12.000 for special legal . advice to
the Gorernok. and to the increase lo
salary of Dr. Fred Williams as ag^nt
of the State Hospital.for’the.fnaane.
•The tormer was turned back into
• the. State treasury Without a cent
of it .having been spant; the latter
w as' paid, by Governor Manning out
of hj* own pocket and no mention
mad* of HU .being- paid back, or of
his,-expectittg to have tt paid back..
Fight ..n Slate FoHefen.
i
•\
In cejrtain sections ot Sou^b Far;
oltna th'erf seems to a concerted
r'ctfon to array the State against the
nominatlonal colleges, We regret to
ice this feeling spring up^ and can
not see w He •eliy<iiiy good is to come
of It. - The col^'gt's'TTaYle been work
ing harmbnljbusly together. ’ and
there seems to have been room for
all of thefn till quite recently w.hen
th* denomlndtidllal colleges 1 have
begun to increase too rapidly for the
support that is available, and when
the friends of these colleges see them
losing out and verging on failure,
some few of them seem to be willing
do drag down the State institutions
along their own, ill grrtvised colleges.
The Press and Standard is of Me
opinion that there are too many de
nominational colleges. One male end
one female college for each denomi
nation is not too many, hut w c*i
the denominations undertake to sup-
- Port * greater number, tt can be done
only at a los^and the effort will be.
doomed sooner or later to failure,
besides crippling the one college of
the denothination which could suc
ceed. This is evidenced by the many
Tittle roljeges, and quasi coll<}ges
which the Baptists have »-«ed t.o
, maintain, “Had fhe Baptist dejiehv-
Jiation been content with- Fufrnr.h
and the Greenville Womah’a Col
lege, ^here .would have been little
room fbr -a campaign agaih*t Jhe
State v Insthutions. but with f’oker.
Limestone. Ander«o*n and Greenville
woman’s colleges, and peveral bovs
college^there can be but. one result,
and thatis ficaneial stringemv a-d
poor eqblpment. and the ultimate
The Waite •-boro Press and Stand
ard-notes that sever^ coarerns.in in
town ha-e recently announced ’‘that
henceforth thev will do only a cash
business.•’. -This announcement
would not be of mo*e thgn passing
interest If it wefe noi. .for the fact
tjtat there, seems to be a general ten
dency to put’ all business on 3 cash
basis.. Not morf-than 2 r » ypfTs.ago
m^rt.hants bought roods, on from six
twelve months time. They pa*d
big profits, then re-»ol«j on long cred
it‘at sfill bi«aer pfofitji atfd the ul
timate consume- '‘paid the -freight. - ’
But . times have changed*/' Today
goods are sold at two percent, off
in ten days or 30 days net. and thv
merchant who ask kb the jobber fir
manufacturer to caiVy . hts account
longer than 0<* days injur* his cred
it. There seems to be “r. general
tightening up all round; and if wn
are to judge the future by the pp^»
hair is as* pretty .and soft as .any— well, spe-ot
that it has been neglected or injured n town. /Mr.
by careless treatment. • A*. Tor Sunday *an
aBct
st week with -elatlveo
Falkc.nstein came fiver j
Iq senoys
Dr. B-dl’y P-JJe-Tar-Honey loo,- n r ,,Vegetable-Compound L the r
the phlagdi and destroys the gqrn’s r
j which have . settled in t.h« throat or
ard they returned home P^ved tme^led for thesedread-
.... Ingr-both together pokk^^eilent’ f ^ »t contains what is needed to
It is.
bottle will double the ^eauty of yoLw
hair.
the week
Smoaks Banking-
Company Pros]
'M*«s A!g*e Wichmcn’s medy
■--iends will be pleasnl to know *hat
l rhe is convalescing after 4 very se
vere, attack of pneoniom^. ^
“Smcakn.^ Jan..15.-
Th-y^ Smoggs
*-■
‘ _.V* - N
The soda wat«r and restaurant
4 !‘'•ssiness of Trosbv Bros, has been
fiftb annua| r meeting^rf^sto/ khouI 'M discontinu^d. Frank Frosby. -who
era in the dleectoE# roon^'op'th*4has been* managing this business,
bank, practically/all of hne stork! ill fa’rm this year,
being representor eith '-is Perso
or by proxy/' Considering the fi-
nan* tal cbmmlon of the Country the.
report mgde by the officer* of the.
bank wds gratifying to the -stock-
dtoldara present, whose confidence ia
management was increased.. In
He of the so-called hard times the
Vank declared a dividend and placed
a neat little sum to its surplus fund
the time is not far distant wheX all LNotwithstanding th? fact jhat there
business w|U be don*- or. a irfrictiy are two brnks in this little town
cash basis. Wy believe th^counlrv Smoaks. ^ anltJn k Company has paid
will profit trerfiendously/when thi<
method of doing busigess becomes
universal. If the merchant had to
pay spot cash for/fttafegoods before
heMook them from the depot he
would be mox PUttlcular about ey-'
ten link credlfi A lot of useless bfiok
work would be saved, and one erf tho
greatest, if not the greatest troubles
one experiences- in busjneS?—that of
making out and collecting accounts
every thirty dtv*^-would* be elimin
ated. -The couwry would Eve mO v e
economically, all lines erf business
Arould be or e. sounder basis and
hgst cJ ali. as thv' Fyonchnan says,
cv^rVpddv ' * • Vro v ’.vt.- c thoy
^re/at.”4-D!rton Herald
a dividend every year since its or
ganization five years ago. The bank
is in good shaoe and has a bright fti-
roY it pays four per cent Interest
ort savings and computes the interest
quarterly* It is centrally located
next dofir to the postoffice,
All the old officers Were re-eleeted
as follows: J. E. Smoak, president:
F. J. Berryj vice president: C. A.
Thomas, cashier. Director: E.
Smoak, FT J. Berry. H. M. Carte-, M.
D.. P. W. Thomas and L. A. Saqts
M. P. Powell. Esq., of Walterbofc.
was retained as bank attorney.
•''•-Miss .ly-ssle Hudson Has been vi--
iting Mtf and Mrs. B. F. Bailey, cf
. altgfboro, route 2.
Hon. John C. Goo«lwin. of the
Little Swamp sectiort. was a business
visitor, to \V alio-boro Saturday. He
spent Saturday night with his uncle..
B. AM. Gootlv. in, near tow n, returning
heme SSunday morning.
end heaHng.
pood and 1 evtry * affering tv-n.an
wiil* give them a tn*_' .‘Ira. Anna
Keu.v, 710 Choatmxt Street, BurWrj- .
ton. 'Wis.
Tne fmir.y-ccn’drxin^ wjstlmorlali: >n-
sta^t y f.ublja^c'J. in tho new Spapt rs
ouglit tq be pTocf enough to wotr n * h >
suffer from those (jistrosslrg illJ - ‘“.'VT
liar to their Sex that Ly«.’iu.FI Pirlrh- -
they need.
This good old root arJ h;:h t -me-ly
medical qualities for fighting colfi
germs. Insist on Dr. Bali's, Pin
Tar-Honey, 25c. ail n^jggists.
A. P. SniitH„ ot Stnoaks. was
among those who 'had** busines.t in
V.’alterboro Tuesday. '*“■
The Ciist of It.
‘ ! Last December I had a wry se
vere cold-and was nearly down sick
o h^d. I bought two Mbttlev of
Chamberlaim’s Cough Remedy and it
was only a very few days until I was
complete!? restored to health,’,'
writes O. J. Metcalf. Weatherby, Mo.
If you would know the value of thlc
remedy, ask any one wtifo has used
It. For sale by all dealers.
> T. H. Caldwell, of Lodge, was in
Waiterborp Tuesday, and *‘rncle
Tom” is one^jf Lo^lge’s most pros-
Prof.' S. P. J. Garris, Jr.. Prof. C.
C. Garris, of Lodge,- and Eric Sauls. Porous farmers and business men.
of Smoaks. .were* visitors to Wnher-
loake
boro Saturday,' making the trip
Mr. Sauls’ car.
in
^ *
v* ‘‘fi :y :jc
* -'f C s> # » ^
*
* What Others Say
e:«
* * is r* It J«t gt'i'f Sjt >
Bell's HyiApathy (?) .
/ \\> extend ifywputhy, to all the: ;
yfi*irc • •«r •’ho required a Kr^nd
nv‘w mother-in-law. during the <*hris'
mas holidays.—fYo'rk News.
D«NT SCOLD MOTH
A party of business men of Ash
ton came to Wsltefboro in T. J. 3im-
r:oRs , nutomobiSle. returning In the
pfternoCTn. Those in party were
Magistrate \V. X. Jo.nes. F. X.
.lores. W., I). Berry Prof. Jas. F.
Risher and T. J. Simmons.
•. i.
’ |Nw»r Amir* v. 4.icL«.«;n -Bethea.
Its .an awful pity tn^t Lieutenant
Andrew Jackson Bethea’s hgalth is
so broken by hla str;rfuous effo-ts-
toward bringing about peace in Eu
rope that he has been forced to r*-
turn- ht>tu‘ > -—York New*.
Ill Bread.
ftpenking of tough Inch, i» i.t to.M
ER! THE CROSS
CHILD IS BILIOUS
' FEVERISH
v
I*«M>k at T'tngue! If Coattnl, Clean
Little StoQutch, Liver,
„ Bowels.
that 4 poor man had noth.iic to eat ;
J)on't scold your fretful, petvish
child. See-it'; tongue is coated; this
isj sure sign its little stomach, ilvet*
and bowels are clogged with- spur
waste. ' , .. /
When .listless’ pale, feverish, t«il
PMf °M. Padgett, of Williams. wr.s
^ visitor te Walterboro the latter
-tert of last weekj yfr. -Padgett,t«
farming and raising pu-e bted poul-
He formerly took many blue
ribbons at the county fair, hut for a
I venr o* hn has taken littJe inter
in making an exhibit. He says.
. nvever, that he will be back in the
i.'ot lair, and see if he cannot get
- few more blues on his white Leg-’
I hems.
FoV the halance of the vnfit
Eulie Fishburne and/ da
Misses Lizzie and Ulmer, •villi make
thHr home with .My: aful Mrs. Irv
ing M. Fishburne./ia their haudson/
n^.v home. . * .
Mt\*Lida dnuchTe-. An
nie. of Spartanburg, were visitors it
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Liles.
They returned to Spartanburg
Thuradhy. . y
itexllrs-
itigiitefR.
for tiMv days, then it$ •»« v as c» >-r
ijig the st-eet. weak with J^iincer, *•,
s run dowq by a big tr»ick load-, h
with bread. .Grerixuj|g'\ Journal
- Poor AlUfakeii People.
Some, men have qu«'er Idea about
advertising. They absolutely refuse
to use newspaper spare, but wa,*-*te
their moot-;.* on worthless calendars.
Here’s hoping that in .time .to come
they may discover their mistake.^—i,
York News.
/ - Liven Fp Thing*.. - .
J Whenever things get a little dull
(Anderson county (hey lynch a
negro.^—Spartanburg Journal.
NO REASON FOR IT
of coldj breath - tad. throab/bY
When Writerborn Citizen* Show - a
Way. -j
There can bo no rea«on why any
reader of this who suffers „t)W tor ‘
tures of an aching back, the annoy
ance of urinary disorde-s, the pains
and dangers of kidney ills will fail to
heed the words of a neighbor who
has found reliefi Read whajt a Wal
terboro citizen saysi .-f'\ > j
J. p. Ackerman, merchant.Main
St.,\\Vaiterboro. says: ' >About jfour
years ago. I had an attack of kidney
troBble, caused ’by a strain. ' Mv
back ached constantly *r.d in the |
morning. I could hardly bend or
stoop. * The kidney secretions were |
too frequent in p»ssa»e and verv
t^inful at times. 1 used other rem
edies. but with no good results. I
got Doan’s Kidney Pills at Klein’s
Drug Store and two boxes cu-ed me
of every svmptrm of kidney trouble.
The- complaint has ngv»r ret a rued-?
Price 50/; at all" dealer*. Druj’t
simply ask for a kidnev remedy—get
Doan's Kidney PUIa—the same that
Mr. Ackerman had Fo*ter-Mllbu - -*
Prop*.. L'ufLaku Y.
doesn’t cat. sleep or act naftfrally,
has sfourach-acho, :ndigesftoQ. iliai-
/hoea. give—a ti^s^oonful of CaK-
.jf.ornia Syrup of Vi§,s.’’ and in a few
hours ail the fouf waste, the sour bile
and fermenting food passes out‘of
.the bqwels an-1 yty^ have a well aa 1
playful child agrtlm. Children love
thi^ harmiesa' "fi-u.c laxative." an«l
mothers can rest, easy after giving
it, because, it never fails to mak?
their little '"insides” clean and
sweet./
Keep it handy 1 . Mother! A little
given today saves a sick child to-
.niOrrow, but get the- genuine. Ask
your druggist for a 50-ccnt bottle of
•^California Syrup of Figs.”- which
has directions for babies; children of
all agds and -for grown-ups plainly
on the bottle. Remember there ar 1 -
counterfeits sold here, 'so surely look
and see that yours is gmde by the
‘Taltfornia Fig Syrup, Company ’'
Hand back with contempt any other
fig syrup.
iss Frankie Folk, of Bamberg,
rnd Miss 'Georgie Crockett, of W
ginia, were irh^ attractive guests of
•m. J. M. Moorer after the bbHda: 1.
, Jesse DuBols. of Savannah., was n
town (frida? on‘a bu-finess trin. *Mr
I'uBois was formerly a resident o'
'fterbo.ro but has been in Savan
nah for a number of, years.
Mrs. Robert Taft, of Charleston,
accompanied by her nephew. Jo’ ?
♦row. of New Jersey, were in W'»>
terboro Friday on. a hur-1<Ml trip.
They returned to Charleston Frida
evening. •
w.:e
tor.
Willis and Prof.
>pen''rr
f^nnl)'* of < "’offagpville, were visit
ors in Walterboro Sunday afternoon'’
While h«»re Mr, \miis attended th*
Methodist §undayvschobl, delivering
a very Interesting and helpful ad
dress to the school. . .
South Candina Po»tnut»tcra.
Washington, Jan. "MfT—The Presi
dent today nominated K. T. King to
be postmaster at Georgetown.. W. J.
Spears at Umar' and A. Cl Ligon at
Orangeburg. . - . . •
. k DELICATE CHILD
Madtjtionf ly Oar Vinol
KV*tMVUl*.N.C.-VMy Iittl»a*_
tar was in poor health, delicate and
•o weak if made us Wery uneasy. I
heard about Vinol and decoded to try It
and the results were marvelous, liar
appetite improved, she gained in weight,
and is now one ot the healthieet children
in town. Mothers of delicate childreft
febooid tnrVinol - -Mrs.GogD05iJES»UP.
4 « a ‘’
Vinol it a delicious cod Tver and iron
tonic without oil. a constitutional rem
edy which creates an appetite, aids di-
get boo and maksa pure wealthy blood.
All children love to take it 0
Co
John M. Klein. Druggist,
Walterboro. S. C.
J. F. Ro'n»z. oronrietor of- the
Ratal. Albert, and of the Renta Ho-
H.of Fairfax. s>ent fast week ar.
Fairfax. Mr. Rcn’k states that hir
hotel In .Fairfax Is^dqidg .well, ah*.;
the number of frayeUing- men ■ht'b.p-
ping there is Increasing .dally' since
he (ooR over the hotel. O. L. GPhc-
gan Is the manager of.this popular
hostlery. ^ ' * -
Hughes Murray*, v.ho holds a nol
sition with the Southern Express'
Company At Abbeville, spent several
days In town with relatives |-st
wpek. returning Satn day to rrsunf-
his. work.
—0-0
Mcrv Tp*
C-. and. .\!rf\ M W Aullrnn of
Bateshnrp* or 1 ' v'-itl-r the hom«
of their .'tistrr. Mr-. E. E. Jones, cn
Hampton street. ,
r’-T. '•t LJ\teg»r>n. N*
M AV . A, *
P J Isucas is ip Columb 5 * th**
week where he wax <«!lcJ . to si: is
a Un,!M(l State* j" -cr.
M. Afur’o
Mrs P M. AftirTv lx v’spinf *♦* tv
home.of h*r daughter Mr* John D.
WAryan. Monroe. N. C, Mr* Mu/-
ray was called there teveYa! ,,dim
ngo on ac?cunt of the ijir.-” of Mrt.
(OFGHS AND COLDS
ARE DANGKROFS
Few- of us realize the danger Of
Coughs afhd Colds. We'consider therh
comnw>n and harmless ailments.
However statistics tell us every third
person dies of a lung ailment. - Dan
gerous Bronchia) and Lung diseases
follow a negle/ted . cpld. A* - * your”
body, struggle* against cold g*rms.
no better a>4 ean be had than Dr.
King’s New Discovery. ‘ Its merit his
been tested by-old and young. In use
over 45 years.. Get a bottle to-/«av.
Avoid the risk of serious Lung' ail
ments
Druggists.
/ Mra. C. M. Harley, of Spartanbur-?.
is visiting her mother. Mrs. C \V.
Bujler, in town, fbig^was accompan
ied home by Hazel Felder, who ■‘pen:
the Chflstraas holidays in Spartan
burg. . , ’'
restore woman's health and strength.
A*
If there Is any peculiarity In
your case requiring special ad
vice, write the Lydia E. Pink-
ham Medicine Co. fcopfldentlel),
Lynn, Mass^ for free ^dvice.
ree advice,
Round, w
as n
Kish- ■
T. R. Fisher, of
Waltevbord Tuesday. Mr.
stated that the farmers of Jrls Ac
tion were hard at work breaktr.
their land preparatory to planting:
3peaking of the use of fertilizers,
Mr. Risher stated that he did iiof^
think it wise to attempt to make a;' -
crop without the use - of some fei li-
lizer. though he did not believe :n
buying too* much at present price*.
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.
To half pint*r>f water gdd J oz. Bar
Rum. a small hrx cf Hbrbn Compound,
and* *4 oz. of glycerine. cApply to the hair
tw ice a week until It becomes the de« re t
shade. Any druggist ean put .this up or ,
you can mix it bt hortft at v«y Tittle cost.
Ftin dlrecrfene-fer making and use rum*
ihiearh box v f I’.arho «'ompourd It wi:I
grhdua'.'.y daf^en streaked, fcde<l gray ,
hiir, and retm'-ves dandruff. It is excel
lent f ;r failing hair and will, make harsh
hair soft and alc-ssy. It^will not color tho
scalp, ta not sti.ky or greasy, and doe* not
rub off.
1-19-e.o.w. 4t.
W. Henry Yarn, president of the
Bank of Smoaks. and also a leadfng
merchant of that .prospe-rons little
city, was a business visitor in Wal
terboro Tuesday. -
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A WORD FOR MOTHERS
HOW THIS
X
Got Strength To Do Hor Work
Fair Haven. Vt —I was so nervous
and run* down that I could not do my
housework fpr my little family of three.
I had doctored for nearly two year* with
out help. One day 1 read about Vinol,
and thanks to it, my health bat'been re
stored so I am doing all nvj/ housework
once more. 1 am twlli:
my friends
what Vinol has done for me."— Mrv--
James il. Eddy.
Vinol is a delicious cod liver and iron
tonic which creates a healthy appetite,
aids digestion and makei pure
John .M. Klein. Druggist,
Walterboro. S. C. .
* " DBS. 4 KEEK
H. H*. Pa*lgett. a p:i>sp*-. ous-*bU':.-
n^-s m^n and farmer of* Islacdton,
Had buiness in Walterboro Monday.
■mt^k-tiaghade.
Lodge, Jan. 15.—Mi«« Pansle .M'
Smoak. of tlris place, and Mr. .Hc-nrv
B. Gar bade, of F.idgcJand. were uhit-
rd in marriage at the home of the
bride's father. ML J.‘ C. Smoak .on
Suo’dayf Jan. the I*th. J. C. Lawson
being- the oflr/iatl.itf mlnlkter. '
Both th^Se youcg pouplo arc de-
servodly popular, and both are cit^H-
fied. by/character and training, tc
achl-fve that sueccjis f n jifo which
tluir many friends wish fo* them.
They 'will make their home :>t R dgc-
land. • A
ArUur
Drugstore 1
Mr- Robert H. Norris. No. 1333 Hcn-
y 8i, North Berkeley, Cal., Wrfie*
**We have never had any other medi
cine but Pemn* In our pome since we
have been married. I suffered with
kidney and bladder trouble,, but tw~
months treatment .with Peryra made
me a well and strarig man. My wlf w
felt weak and wta easily tired and
was also troubled with various pains,
but sin* she took Peruca shs'is.wcJ
ved etiong.’*
f
It is a grave mistake for mothers to neg
lect their’aches and pains and suffer in
silence—this only leads to chronic sick
ness and often shortens life.
If your work it tiring; if your nerves are
•■wciAdde; if you feel languid. Weary or
‘lepressed, you Should know that Scott's \
lit!: minion overcome* Ctirh rarsnHifirsrsa .
Emulsion overcomes just such conditions.
It posSesse* in concentrated form the
v.ry elements, to invigorate the blood,
strengthen the tisane*, nourish the'nerves
and build strength.
Scott's is strengthening thousands of
gK*Hcrs—wad will help you. No ■l«*boL-
Scott ft Bowse. riminBilil N. J.
Visitors from Islandton to Wal
terboro Tuesday were R - . C. Polk. A.
Q.- Lyons. Henry Preacher and - .!. >T.
Polk. ’ if *
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THE KEST PRESENT
For your .wife mother sister or Sweet-*
heart is tjie latest Singer Fc.ing
Machine. *'
DvlivemJ to jetr heme free.
Singer Sowing
Mala St. Phowe BI N WsU-rboro, si. C.
' - A*k far M. PANTOTTIE.
Phone »1.T.
Cabbage Plants
■A
Tho
i'r^t Proof Jtlml Hjat Makes
oof
MMik
500 for 75 c
1.000 for $ j. >> 5
3.0«{^) . for ... ,
5.aort. for .,
8.000 for ..,
10,000 for .. .
.13’00
.34.50 '
.3*5:40
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C. H. ANDERSON & SON
• • MFGfJnTT. S. C. .