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Wednesday, February 2, 1916 » # • v * * . t THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE SEVEN I AV tr ' few k Prince Albert fits vour taste! » * Meets the fondest wishes of any mail who likes to smoke because it has the right flavor and aroma and coolness. It s the most cheer- ful tobacco you ever did pack in a jimmy pipe or roll into a ciga rette. And itVso good you just fee! you never can get enough; The pat ented process fixes that—and cuts out bito and parch!. When ycu fire up your first smoke you’ll decide that you never did taste tobacco that hits your fancy like EXPECT THREE THOUSAND MEN Grt;it ('.intention .of lji>meii of ul! I>< iioininiition* to be Helil in Columbia Sn«.n. -fTTTirM IV' R. J. i ULAk ^oCn. Listen: (*’■ ••*7 to change the thape •M color of uiMolob 1 : brand* to iaiitalo Cm Prince Albert tiij ttS tin. Imt it it impottib/t to the flavor of PrincT Albert tobaoeo! The patented nroro*. prulocU the:I -i m a A * ©SHKE? SOT IONS BUMMIfi PIPE AMD J‘ , ^ . . the national joy smoko For it exceeds in goodness and satisfaction the kindest ♦ word we ever printed about it 1 Men, we Uli ycu this tobacco will te a revelation to you. So, take this information at i00%, get out the old jimmy pipe from its kiaing* place cr locate the makin s papers —end i'zll-to! } oar u isAcs ttrf/ he fratifiedat the nearest star* that sails tobacco, ’ '® r Pnncc Albert is in vniicrsc! demand, it can be bought all over the states anu all over the tsorld! Toppy red bags, 5c; tidy rad tins, 10c; handsome pound and half-pound tin humidors—and—that fine pound crystal-glass hamidcr with sponga-moistenar top that keeps the tobacco in such excellent trim. . R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Wiiuton-Salem, N. C i. i” I Cut Your Store Down One Half * ' w Tens of thousands of farmers as srefl at town and city folks cut down their store bills one-half last year and saved money irt spite of generally short crops and re duced "ages. Absolutely millions of dollars vere setcil and countless families lived better tl' .n ever before in Ihp face of the cotton crisi; and general business depression. Mow were tiiev burdensome store bills cut down? Ky the real money-saving power of good home gardens, riirhtly planted r.nd kept planted uni tended through the season. u U.c-tincs 191'J Seed Catalogue tells how to cut ‘tore biili down: tells about gar den ;inu fartn*seeds of kinds and a qual ity that cannot be bought from your^ner- chant or druggist It’s full of g-^rden and farm information. It’s free if you ask fer it. Write for It now. H. G. HASTINGS CO , Atlanta. Ga.—(Advt.) He I - isi.wntox * * . 5^ ❖ ❖ v * * ❖ * * >}: * AVAGAZIND 300 ARTICLES-3001 ITEEP informed of the World** PlocreM tr Engineerin*. Meeharieaendlnvtntioa. F< Father and Son {.ad A.i the Family. It appeL lIclaMcr—Old andYoun*—Menand Womei. It l» lb« FlW rlt* UiMUia* latboa**ne*of • thieachoBt the world, tier r.<nlra lent* ere conetently ru tk* waU'h aew aad iaterveiMe aad U la lit ■7MM to do tblne* ernet'l tSe_Horne. War Weahawlew (17 I'*e*el fnr the Hew end who MketoB.aketh'eesirilehowtoBaaeR ir» Md Telearuh Uutnt^ Knaine^ BoeU. i l^ow . .tewelry. Hr—I I'x.raitore. etc. Oontein* In tkoes (ur tb* Mech.-ic.C.mrer *adS|>ort*M*n _ rvm " jmaia eawiCT. ta. Hawjo—*r wt* hwwewt — MMhe*«. >OWIUUt WtCHHHICH WH^HXIWK Jslandton. Jan. J!t.— Mr. and Mrs. N. i\ Kinard and family dined with Mt. ..ud Mr.;. H. J, DuBois Sunday.' -'•U'S' Sue and Beulah Godley I.nt-d at Mr. H. S. Crosby's Sunday. I n.nk Dubois visited Kufus Kin- id the second Sunday. « 1' iiy Hudson and Philip Crosby : :• ;>r HU’.ti’i spent the second Sat- re.r. n.g’.it at the .home of Mr. N. i*. Kin&rd. !‘r. it. A. Hudson is very ill, but ?;e he will soon recover. tj<*v.' Hodges, of Lodgif 4 . pleached t Adnah the third Sunday in the rvnsj anu the,first Sunday in the afterjioon; W. i.e glad of our new suporin- :i i It. W. Sineath, and hope he . >! have a good Sunday school. Vle re will lie Sunday school at Ad- second and third Sunday ‘•ruing and the first and fourth ■ ■ Jay in the afternoon and every- > v cordially invited to attend. " \V. ke up. yog boys and girls from landton. and write some time. GIRLS! RAVE A MASS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR SOFT, GLOSSY, WAVY ^ 25-cent Bottle Destroys Dandruff and Doubles Beauty of Your Hair; MAKE WORK EASIER 'Walterboru .•IV*o|»lo A.r? Pi*'a-«\J t-’. „ l.ea:*n fl w it Ha- Ibv n mtiic. It’s {petty hard attend to du*tf*'s With a < on.-’ -.r.tly* afhirc b'<kj With annoying urinary dftordpr:;. Poan’s Kidney Pills hr.V“ riad'"* voik easier. So thousands nave cr:.’ *fr!!v ttsf- icd. ree- TVv’rr- fer bad backs Tl.ev’r^ for k. in- y*. Waltfhoro •.eopl^ groa’fu rv'oend Donn’s. * Mrs. A. II i kenhaker, M- dee s» Vatt' rboro. savs: “About three ears ago. I had a dull pf<n ir my a k and in the morning, when I got f ’’ •’*• c or« an t st ; *f, T rfred eas ily and it was an effort for me to o !• V housework. I tried lots of ’•’o<! : o'. bti» the trouble continued, '’•‘end recommended Doan’* Kld- n to me and 1 got some at the! Yultfrboro Drug f’o. They soon are me relief.” . Prr.fi r,oe. at all dealers. Don*t inipjv ask for a kfdney remedy—get '' v >h , « Kidney Pills—the same that! Mrs. Rb kenhaker had. • Foster-MIl- burn <’o.. Props.. Buffalo, N. Y. Within ten minutes after an appli cation of Danderine you can not find a single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your, scalp will not itch, hut « what will please you most will :;e nf ’• r a few week’s use, wheji you see new hair, fine and downy at first yes—but. really new hair—growing all over the scalp. A little Danderine immediately doubles the beauty of your hair. No MiWeme how dull, faded, hiittb •]‘l scraggy, just moisten a cloth vith Danderine and carefully draw •hroueh your hair, taking on- mall strand at a. time. The e(Te<t j amaz ng—yourjialr will be llgh«„ |'’l.'t v and v.afryTand haye an ap , f,-: r' 1 *-. e of r.bundrute; *rn ‘r.cori ! "bio Pi tre, r.oftners and luxuri i arce, - ,! Get n -‘".-cent hoi tie of Knowl- ten’s Danderine from any drug sto?. 'oi'ct c hunter, and'prove th;** vo. ’M <5 •> rs prgt'y and soft gs nnv ’' a* it has been neglected n r r>-; ■ by dttreless treatment- •b'’*'? a;i — o'* su’.eiy cm have beaut if i: hi • : lot, of it (f yoy will ju e * --y .'-’tie Danderine. ‘(KTHKRV HAHAfAV MfifiTS MI !>\l ! ****** K:## * * * Wrtle me and I will e\- > plain lem I wh* rur»-«l in * days off a severe case of Pile* of 40 yean* atanding without pain, knife or deten tion from husineaa. Xo one need suffer from this dis ease when this humane rare can be had right here in Sooth Carolina. R. M. JOKEY s. c. * * * * * * * * * * ********** tom IM fern, Ittar Tk« wort* cues, no outtrr ef bow Iso* _ are cured by the Boeder Sul. old regable Dr Ferter * VntiKptrc l-ealia* (hit' It_ reheest Ph.i w. J IlciA . srr.e l.Be. Se.lOc. QUARTERLY COXFKRKNt’K NEXT KLATCRDAY Muffin. Jan. 31.—The first quar- tD <onference of *he year will be rt Bethel ch"-ch Saturday of Vs week. The sermon will, he at II o’clock, with dinner afterwards dinner. Preaching on Sunday by the new Presiding‘ ^Elder 'f H is district. Rev. G. E. K.Rards. dinner will be served on th*- grounds Tday and tbe public i.^ cordially .0 attend and get acquainted ’”'tk th® n^w presiding elder, who ’ircpfijs Dr. DrimVl -- w DR. BE1X K PIXE-T.% R-HOXEY For your cold, fjr your cough, for your feverish throat, nose and head, use Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey. Honey soothe* the |n-jtation. Pine-Tar cuts the phlegm. Thus relieving conges tions Pine Tar also acts as*en anti septic. as a renult general relief fol- "V c - Breathing become* easier and further inflammation Is arrested. Insist on Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey. It is an ideal treatment. Price 25*. I ’.'rto- (-n. — " •' <•'•'' ^ro *f of — Co,--^ ... ^ relrtions h n ( w*»en Sout’’ 'id «be r-’fe/i Str,f.-s and '‘r.cil.n - - ,| no'ewortbv o • • I * *’o'” «fror*« i” mu Mating th* * •* ^ # fi'C* ly I ,, B, .. . . ^ ^ ^ F ■ “ri,! Da* n’-Anv’^’ca” h ,c - •• 1 '-ronorW.-p In the schools » v o||/-r< s of Mouther*' T’n'versifv of rv-dova " nt'n**. wM,h was founded in h-« conferred uopn Southern ' Ooomanv „ »e-*e and •’and- "*" r mifyrr medal, which has'recenj,- ’^n delivered to President liai rison. ' K»w letter f>t«nil«sorv. the state of south Carolina Comity of Colleton. •* Py G. jARjert Beach, Esquire. Probate Judge. Whereas. E. G. .Hlott, made suit *o me to grant 1 him Letters Dlsmis- ^orv of the Estate n»d effects of Hattie J, Hiott. . These are therefore, to cite .and admonish all and singular the kin dred and creditors of the said Hattie J Hiott that th°v be and apnei r re in the Cffort of Probate, to he held at Walterho-o, S.’ (’., rn lb™ -’4th day of Feb., next, after publi cation hereof, at, 11 o’clock in the forenoon to show cause if nny they have, why the said Letter Df.^missory should not be granteiT^” (Given under mv hand, this 31st day of Jan.. Anno Domini. 191«. Published oi»ithe 2nd. 9th. D!th and 23rd days of Feb., 1916. In The Press and Standard. < G. ALBERT BEACH. Probate Judge. C. C Columbia. Jan. 31.—Three thous and men are expected to meet In ‘oluiubia, Feb. 6-9. It will be a great convention of laymen of all denominations, met to study tlu* r4 k.ticn of the church to the new con ditiors throughout the world, ’hutches are composed of fhynien. laymen support (he churches;- lav- mea suppewt the missionafy 'enter prises of the church—now laymen vi 11 meet fo survey the field, to learn -vhst s being done, and svhat oughi *o be done. Able speakers wifp ad? dress the laymen and on themes that tre compelling to their interest and t!ni*liness. Such addresses are dis- •.'netly worth while and would re pay a long trip; but along with the info-mation and the r.p;>* al there oth* r benefit—a broader outlook, quickened interest, stimulus to mor- ictiv.- participation ! n the work of the local church ;■ -* the source ol po"« r. That lr> woitlj reflecting on The laymen are not unde (taking an> new thing; thby are J;st trying to ^ee. It *» true, pro! ihly, that r.ios' 'ay.r.i'-n have been. rather half-heart- •d in their efforts because they knew but little of the.work of the church TH^ond the Sunday sermon and the veelSj^prayer meeting. Such a con- ver.t.on'HH-That in -Columliia will bring ?o laymen when *hey are mq-t receptive a view of the world as a religious opportunity. But there will be much more; for the church has probablems at hopte and must tudv these problems as church lia- jilitie*. Social problems In the Con- ges**-d titles, a so:.'ewhat perplexing subjVit, must be solved; But ih? •hun h mu?t Infuse into all relation the spirit of the gospel. Laymeq r s- Uudying as well ns ministers, and r r... discus.oion. led by men \ vhet at * ft tc i;ch with tho-..' t birrs. , n s* move greatly beneficial. And tt • n !>* "illill — wh it -should be his at- ‘ill!-! *■? Such cuiestion:. \ il II il- 'umi n .* I by int- Tig. n. disc i iiO*’ T1 g, program iaUl v etips • in its Mvcness. Our r*-!igioiLs op IIIIC mity is a big one: b it ft on- 'i-t-- not so m uch n c*-ttin r v. or< *X>« into the Menib*-rt'l!i,> of our ;!) II- hor as it docs in -lev .• )in,: h* - 'mrc-lic r. as : n ef-ie- ' Kto r in , i it oil a wo r.iday v -v id. ' I 1 roads . :>ve off* ’“d • ial ••. and. good rates ar* <»;Tor» d l-y 'el imbia boarwing bon es. The •- '-v chairman a rL od ev-ty county .have arranged for special (•<...< lies to take their rations to ti e convention, all (Kelegnfes le.v ing Monday morning, Feb. 7th. arriving in Columbia in time to vegister and be assigned to their hotels or board- ing houses before time for the even ing sessions of the conference. 10 PENT GASCARETS” BEST LAXATIVE FOR LIVER AND BOWELS IYhen Hilbuis. HeadaYhyr Si< k. lor Sour Stomach. Bad Brea; li. Bad ('olds. »•* Get a 10-ct nt box. Take a (’ascaiet.to-r.iglit to cl- anse vour Liver. Stomach and Bow els. and .ou will sui>*li fe**l gr%at hv moru- ug. You men ancl women who hrv 'leadadie, coated tongue, r. had cold are bilious, nervous, upset, bother* ;i with a sick, gassy, disordered .■'to , o uh. >r Lave bp-kache and t* <i u! worn out. Are you k'-cpire . . r bowels clean "e.th Cafscaret. o: merely forci.j*g a pasrage-.vnv '• “ > few days vih salts, catharic ;»1!- or castor oil? Capcaret.-c ini mediate^' clean* an* regulate the stomach, remov** tL* sour, undigestc«d and fermenting food and foul gas**' *.iko th** cxre.-c- bile from the liver r.nd carry off th- 'oosf'nated v.;ist<- matter and poise:: from the bowels. Fememlier. a (’ascaret to-niv't will straighten you out by morning A Id-cent box from your druggist means healthy bow-1 rt'lior.; e *•!'■'•• •end ; n-1 c lieerfulness’ for nva”^ ’"on’t forget the ch. dr**!. IH> Yc u Find Fault With Every be* I* An irritable, fault-f'ncDng disp- •’tlon is o'fen due to 2 disordc*- .c Tonmch. A man with good dig*’ 'on is nearly always good nature-' ' great many have been nerraancot- •• be—? fifed !»v ChamiieiIain’s Ta!>- v-ts after yea s of • iiffering. The«» -.hi'**! - , ^;rencth‘*n the stomach arl "ahl-* it to perform its fun.Vio:— laturally. For sale by all deille Walter- Smoak. Sntoak SfHten*-nt t*f the (lean**r*hi|*. 'Im:- ^ment, t’lrculatlcm. Etc., Re quired by the Art of Anffust 24. 11112. af The F’ress and Standard: ouhlished veeJilv at Wulterboro, S. for Oc-- *oher 1. 1916: Edl*or W. W. SmOak. ’•ore-, 8. ('. . Mr*’'** i ng Ec’i*oi. W. \V Walter boro. S. ( .Manager. W. W Wsltethoro. 8. C. Publisher, W. W. SmOak. Wr.ltc r- boro, 8. r. Owner, W. W. Smnak. Walterborr. d. r. Kpown bonclholders, mort?ig«-**s and other security, holding 1 pe* cent or more* of total amount •( bonds, mortgages, or other keertr'- tlea: E. Huhster. Walterhoro. S (’.. Farmers A Merchants Ban, Walter- boro, 8. C. W.W..SMOAK 8v<-*n *o and subscribed hefnr* me this 31st dav of Jan . Ihlfi fc C. G. PADGETT. Notary Piihlfc, e. r * | Mv commission exp res at rlras*— of Governor. Does Pain Interfere? There is a remedy Sloan*s ^ Liniment ^ t f r . * Read this unscllcited grateful testimony— Not long s(o my left knee be came lame and sore. It pained me many restless night,. So se rious did it become that I was forced to consider giving up my , "otk when I chanced to think of Sloan’s Liniment. Let me say— lest than one bottle fixed me ap. O*** (’• Gtmpbdlf riurrm.e. Tut. * MHHXpHMMHMUHMH . SANITARY AND CLEAN * WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON THE CLEANLINESS ' OF OUR BARBER SHOP AND THE PERSONAL NEATNESS OF OUR BARBERS. —Let us attend to your needs— SMITH’S BARBER SHOP ’ H. R. SMITH, Prop. * ’ * Next to Terry & Shaffers ' Main. Street. *. •#*»*•«•»«»*## PROFESSIONAL * * CARDS. **»**#»**»»**.« Rcol Estate General Insurance % • - Rent a COLLETON REALTY CO. R. M. Jefferies ‘ D. L. Smith Pres. „ Gen. Mgr. We buy and *ell real estate, col lect rents, promote loans. Litf, Ac* -(dent. Fire. Tornado. Bond, In surance. Walterboro, S. C. I EYES Bye«e examined scientifically. Glasses and Artificial Eyes Fitted ^Satisfaction gunranteed J. A. WESTERUEUG, Optometrist. Fhd'irs -it l»_v (ih^fre Optical Co. M E A L For Sale HIGH GRADE COTTON GINNING « OCR SPECIALTY & btk£D WANTKD H U L L S Dr. A. J. Anderson, Dental Surgeon Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 1* p. m . 3p. rn. to 6 p. m* Phone 100-X W<erboro, S. C. D. B. PKURIFOY : Attorney hi Law ^ „ y ... •Practhe (n hI| C«*urts. Office Opposite t’oun House Walterboru. S. 0. IIEBER R, PADGETT * Attorney at Law Prompt :itt«‘fiUi*n T«* \H lln^iness WaBerbon*. S. (’. THE BEST 4 » —AND— CI1EAPKKT FKKD. Walterboro 00 M01 II. \V. Black Timothy Hardin Drs. Black *v Hardin DcntMa. Iffbe next d^or to M *• iro Drug Coni pa ii . Office Hours: li:3" a. uj. fo 2:30 p •n.; 2:00 p. m. to 6 00 p. m. Phene 67-J. 77/ get it ®Jor mu wife bWETHERHORN^SOII n it.* no OTHtn LiKt nr. 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