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' • **- ? 4 • \ ■* s 'Wednesday, February 16, 1916. THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE THREE —MMWMMWWM— • I STIFF .H mill Why bear those pains? A single bottle will . convince you . i ■ } Sloan’s Liniment *• f » Arrests Inflammation. I*revcnts severe compli cations. Just put a fevv drops on the painful spot and the pain dis- spot appears. BUS MM FORDS AND HIES of fine, mules Very fine stock. Some Just in a fine car weighing 1400 pounds. We lV‘Ve just received'thte« cr.r*leads- of Ford egrs, and a large shipment of Ford parts and repairs. If you wish a ear or to purchase repairs see u<. RIZER & AYER ' • . . 0 . . . “ Walterboro, S. C. fv CARD FROM S. S? LOPER To the Ladies and Gentlemen of Walterboro: This is to remind you that I am still in the plumb- * ing business and ready to serve you. W'heiNj^ou decide to have your sewer or waterworks installed, call on me. all work wiy.be inspected and passed upon by Superin tendent Binns, and furthermore 1 guarantee perfect satisfaction. ... „ S. S. LOPER. \ SANITARY AND CLEAN ^ * » w WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON THE CLEANLINESS OF OUR BARBER SHOP AND THE PERSONAL NEATNESS OF OUR BARBERS. —Let ua attend to your needs— SMITH’S BARBER SHOP H. K. SMITH, Prop. Next to Terry A Shaffers * Main Street. STAR.K BROTHERS BIG ENTERPRISE liiiuiml Year Old Xar*er> lir.mt I'artof in Modern »l»*rti- * rulturc. . I? • .. * m f RsmnBspcBHBr a. J. R«|rnoUlaTu^.^-roC, Lbui.sianu. Mo., Feb. 13.—In com menting recently on the election of Lloyd* C. Stark, vice-presid'ent of Stark lire’s. Nurseries^ Ac Orehanls I'o., to the presidency of the WAst- irn Association of Nurserymen, tlie Si. Louis -Republic said: This adds dddilional inter est.to the tact that this.great Missouri enterprise la- just ready to begin the celebration \ of its one hundreth anniversary. * a century of progress and growth” on the site of the original nur sery. From a few Pike county acres it has developed into the . largest concern of Its kind in < the United States. For any business to have lived 100 years is a noteworthy tccomplish- ment. To have lived 100 years and been a constant factor In the In creased production of more and bet ter fruits for the family is even more noteworthy. : Stark lire’s, are pioneers in en couraging the planting of more fruit for the good of the public, rather than individuals, and not from pure ly commercial motives. Due to an awakening of the value and Import ance of fruit ’if only “r tittle back yard orchard.” home-builders todav figure or. a few trees when the house plans are drawn, instead ‘of making no provisjon for them whatever, as .was formerly the ease It used to l>e that thr town and cite resident had i mistake n id< a a' oa* how muen space H-vj^-.juirod Is* plant am! grow a few^trees and bu-h fruits. It is really surprisrr.'c v. hat r,/e. can no with th‘- nev v ! ■« r'mr-tTf' trees on a few '!■ * t • e.' i,i<> rvd Tlus coupled with the fact trial the consumption of rav. fruit in the past few years has greatly ihc:r* ased i.s directly re- sponsible for 1'- planting of three hon: n orchards *\v l.ere only one ,'was plar.fc-d leiore.* A -new mean in 4 and a new inti test is now nftacheel to that ancient. admonition: ’ *'He stifkin' in a tree- .lock. It will grow while ye’re sl -cpin#." The pure ftx^d experts have saiek, hat the c hilelr* n of tl e counthy.n;u«.t, ir.ve al! t!.*' apti- s «!i* y can eat if r they an to b" perfectly healthy.' The it tie home orchards of only a few tees \ ill com* m «te r supplying this than the commercial orchards '.ho. • crops go tp the fruH stanels wher,- ti e pn «* is' prohibitive .to many or ar.- > xported to foreign ancle. Although never planted for piof'.* even the smallest of the back yard plantings. will produce more han on«-family^ can , sr . allowing a urplus for sale to neighbors.. D has remained for iftark Hrd\<». to spemi over fin edver- tirinc* an apple—Ptark Drlieious— tod $ 1 nn.ofio.fifi jo ad vert ising an- other-j—Black Beh. Other* trade mark fruits intfoduef'd by tl is nur sery are . Stark King, David. Cham pion and Senator apples; Gold plum. Gold cherry and Gold Nugget pear. < ATAHKII < AVNOT IlF ( I RF.D vith LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the s* at of the' liser.se. Catarrh is a blood or con-1 siltutifinal disease, arid in order, t j cure it you must take int*rna' r* n:- dies. Hall's C taerh Cure is fak- t internally. an*l Acts directly utuiii the blood and mucous surfa**-. Hall’s-i Catarrh (,'urp ii* not a uuack ri <di- eine. \ It was prewribc-d. by **ii*‘ of thev,best physicians In this country for years and is a regular pn scrjp- tion.' It is ‘composed of the* • t***^t tonics known, and combined with the best blood purifiers, acting di rectly on the mucous surfaces. Tim jperj^ct combinatiofi of the two in gredient* is what produces such wonderful results in curing catarrh. Sefid for testimonials; free. t\ J. CHfcNEY & Co.. Props.. To- eedo, O. , \ Sold by druggists, price 7f»c. Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. PKINGE ALBFG| ' TOBACCO IS r .tPARED^ FOR SMOKF .j UNDESTHE PR0CES r JISCOVERED IN^ MAKP'j EXPERIMENTS TO ' PROjUCE the MOST DE\ Li jHTFUL AND WHOLE- j ■ r 0 ME TOBACCO FOP CIO- U PI PL fy hi v p RS PROCESS PATENTED JULY 30 r J 1907. I R J. Re> nlc " <J. n t r . wcOHPAKY, W'n*.-on Sali m.NC U.S.A. Don NOT BITE the tongue^ e*? .... . Why Prince Albert ► . * * •# %» * meets men’s tastes \ -* ■ rf * all oyer the world! The patented process makes Prince Albert so good in a pipe or rolled into a cigarette that its popularity is now uni versal! It satisfies all smoke desires! This patented process, which also removes bite and parch, is controlled by us. No other tobacco can be like the national joy smoke Listen: h • e **T \o chance (ha shape and color of unsalahle brand* to imitate the Prince Albert Udy red tm. hut it i» <mpo»„h/e to imitate (he flavor.of Priace Albert tobacco! The patented procaa* protect* that I SUEDE PUNISHMENT emmmmmmrn Of Mrs. QuppeD, of Fire Yetrs’ Skaadof, Relieved by Cardd. „N. C.~Mis. Sarah M. Chap- town, says: “I suffered for Ml. Airy pell of this town, says: . live years with wominly troul stomach troubles^ and my punu could tell. •Iso cMAfiAZDiB ARTICLES-300IIUJSTI! was more than an) one j* I tried most every kind of medicine, bat none did me iny good. 1 read one day about Cardui, the wo- 1 I decided to try it 1 300 ARTICLES -300 IUJUSTWTI0NS| fEEP informed of the World’s Profrm 1 Engineering. Mechanics and Invention. Fc Father and Son and All the Family. It appeaM Ukallclames—Old and Yount—Meta and Women. It i* tb. FawnfeK ‘— bnmmthrpnpbeot— —. ( orr, .oondea ta ure «o—fatly on the »*toh for thia» aew and 1 ■>*■»■(lag and it la WrittMi S* Ymi Cm UwdTttMd It Shap Mb*aa •anartmant CO Papa*) eoataiu tteai It iota fnr Knop Work and eaaj »ay* lor the ad to do ttilaea aroonJ tba Moira. Jane Btaabanlaa (17 Papaa) f*>r the Bora and taw ho like to make thing* tail* how to mafc* Wire- and Trlaerapb Otunt*. Koptnaa, HoaU. 8aow. ■a Jaaralfr. >*ad Purnttora. ate. PoDtalB* Is- irtioaa (or tba Macba*Vic, Campwr aad Kportaaua • t-BOPCRVCAK ■MMJt COPIKS. ISa ^leMAMICS.MAttAZINI CASTOR OIL I Kellogg’s Tasteless —AbeoWely Pnm -100% man’s tonic, and had not taken bid about I was almost cured. It did me more good than all the other medicines 1 had fifed, put together. My friends began asking ine why I looked so well, and I told them about Cardui. Several are now takiag d. Do you, lady reader, suffer from any of the ailments due to womanly trouble, such as headache, backache, sideache. sleeplessness, and that everlastingly fired If so. let ua urge you to give Canfaf a trial. We feel confident it will help you, just as it has a million other women in the past hail century. Begin taking Cardui to-day. You won’t regret tt. All druggists. HVrf/ /»• ChettencofP Medicine Oo.. Sdrtaory Dept.. fheWirK'op. Tmb.. (or 'ajrrwrf maw PP] lor r luttrurtM* Traetaaeet J •• •• 25a Walterboro Drug Company. . . To Cure a Cold la Oaa Day rakelAXATIVEBROMOQminine. It atop* th Couch and Headache and work* off the Drucci* 1 * refund mooey if it fail* to cure. H- V7. GROVE S aigsatcre on each bos. Z!* r> r Men who have stowed away gentle old jimmy pipes for years,- have brought them back to the ttme of Prince Albert! Get yours out, for your confidence never will be abused! We tell you Prince Albert will set pipe free the tenderest tongue 1 And smoked in a maldn’s cigarette, Prince Albert is so refreshing und delightful tha^4t gives you a new idea of cigarette happiness. Any way you fire-up Prince Albert, it will win you quick as a flash—it’s so good and so friendly! R J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO n Wbston^alem, N. C. Prior* Albert eon b* bought rorrrwhoro tobacco it ooU— ‘•*» loppy rod bug*. 5c; tidy rod timo, 10c ;• hundoomo pound mud half-pound (ua humidor* omd in that clotty pound cryolml-glato humidor with tpongo-moiotonor tog that hoopo tho tobacco in ouch fino condition t vr^-'rv.'T'Vs .’‘‘♦•Wt i' * * * * * * .* ********, | I.ITTLK SWAMI* .j, * I •****•»* * «• *t(.j«.**^** Smoak*, Feb. 1}.—Mr. nml Mr*. J. W. Mi ley, Jr., and daughter.-. Thel-1 ma, Uay^and Willa May, of lluftli. j were gu**iiU of Mr. Miley’s mother.’ Mr*. "J. W. Mih y. of thi.« section last. Sunday. n Mr. and Mr*. I}. I! - . Mil* y. ofj Lodge, spenj a few day* last week j with Mr. and Mm.W. A. Smilh. <’arl D, Goodwin, of Rirhhtirg. with hi* uncle. Jno. T*. Goodwin, for a while. “• Mrs. M. R. Carter i* spending some time With her *isler. Miss Ktta loodwin. We are glad to have her with u* again. Gilbert- Smitdi, who la attending Carll*le ychodl in Bamberg, will spend thi* week’*-end at borne. Mrs., J. C. Count*.“the very e'fl- clent teach«*r of Little Swamp s< hool. and Mr*. B. B. Goodwin spent la«t Sunday with Mr* Goodwin’s father. Mr. I. Rentt. of Ehrhardt. . Rev. A. S. I^slie. our pastor, was the guest pt Mr. B. B. Goodwin one day this week. r , i Miss Sheba Goodwin. who has been On an extended visit to -Char- feston and Young*** Island, will re turn home next week. The many friend* of J. M Strirk- land will b« glad to learn that h« i* ••*h Improved, after a'*erious ne*». Comiti|Mitinn. stipation take Chamberlain’* Tablet*. They are easy to take afifa mo’t agreeable ito effect. For sale by all dealer*. • , M. P. Howell. Esq., f* out again after an attack of several days last week of gripp. Plow Sale At . WICHMAIN’S 9 - ' • • . . , * * • . * • w * • ' ■ * * ‘ , * * ■ . - We have a few Lynchburg:, Moline, Wm. J. Oliver and Gantt j*. and other makes of one and two horse plovys that we are offering at cost and "less than eosL This reduction is due to the fact that * t • ... , , they are not our regular line and we want to clean up our stock. Some of these goods are slightly shop worn, but are brand new *. ' * w . and will give excellent service. Our prices are so low that you can- not afford to let this opportunity to get a good turn plow pass by. Come at Once And Make First • ' ' ■ . ■ • A ’ Selection. , o . .. . . - - *-• - . —*• . - Lynchburg No. 3 plow, was $5.75, sale price $4.80 Lynchburg No. 27 plow, was $9.50, sale price $8.15 Wm. j. Oliver No. 12 plow, was $11.50, sale price $9:90 ' » »; • _ , ; Moline No. S-G plow, was $5.50, sale price $4.70 Gantts All-in-One plow, was $5.50, sale price .$4.80 Gantt’s All-in-One plow, was $8.50, sale price $7.00 * •* • We also have a few plows that the reductions are greater on. This sale is for cash only and with each dollar we give a key. At / V/; < ' ‘ > « these prices the plows will soon go, therefore come at once. • * . ■ * The^e prices hold jfood till Thursday, Feb. 24. We have sold a good many of these plows and our stock is running low.’ If you want a good plow cheap', do not put it off k)n « er - •*. » * 'i ^ ' ” ^ '' A. Wichman & Son , ■ , v ^ ^ . - .L Colleton’s Leading Hardware Store r. r ■' •*» CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Usn ForOvnr 30 Ynars Always boat* tka at W. M. Jaycock*. bf W’hite Hall, and one of the leading planter* in the low country, wa* among those in town Friday of la*t week. Invigorating to dm Palo and Sickly Tht OM Standard georral attvacthraiag tonic. OBOVR S TASTKU(86 chltl TONIC, dfi**# out MnUria eurtchr* t be Mood .and build* ap the pra te*. A true tome. For acutt* and ctUUrea. Ma PEARCE ft BATTEY, the Savan nah Cotton factor*, are substantial, reliable, and energetic. Their ex. tensive warehousing fsclllties eqd superior ssl^smsnshlp are. st .your commend. They ere sbundsntly sble to properly finance any quantity of cotton shipped them. Isn’t It. to your Interest to try them? Do It now and be convinced. t-Yl-lns u s 1 i i .1 H tl 1! -r