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Wednesday, March 1, 1916. THE PRESS AND STANDARD rpp PAGE FIVE MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ANYTHING YOU NEED WHILE IN WAL- TERBORO. Best Flour, $6.75 Per Barrel • Rice 10c. Qt. 3 Qts. 25c. 65c peck. Rice 15c. Qt. 2 Qts. 25c. 90c. Peck. Rice 370 per Sack, $3.95 and $5.70 per sack. Best Grist, per Sack $2.10 Brown Mule Tobacco, $3.10 and $3.20 per caddy. . _ , Star Lye, 3 cans for 25 cents. «v We carry a full line of Fancy and Staple Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes at 'prices to suit everybody. We buy your com. Peas, Chickens, Eggs, Furs. Hides, aH kinds. Wool Bees’ Wax, etc., and pay highest prices cash or trade. Always glad'to see our old Customers come in and glad to have every body ntake our store their headquarters while in town, and thank our many friends for the large part of business given us and thank the host of merchants throughout this County and adjoining counties fdr the very • handsome and liberal business intrusted to us and always glad to serve them . With thanks Yours most truly, | Union Farmers Bargain House ■ ‘~F. C. BENNETT, Mgr. Home Geography Contest \ r " • Name the navigable rivers located entire ly within Colleton County. . Give the correct spelling of name of each river. $ Tell exactly where each ^ises and where ' i, each empties. * f * * > W^here is the head of tug boat navigation • of each ri^er, ’ /* , These are questions in home Geography. Any school child in the county should be able" to answer them without any trouble. Mail your answers to Terry and Shaffer. The five best answers will be published in this paper. The first one sending in the correct answ'er will receive FREE a 100 pound sack of the celebrated UNDINE FLOUR. Sold Exclusively in Colleton County by TERRY & SHAFFER We have just received another car of fino Farm Mules, and a shipment of FORD CARls is expected this week. * We shall be pleased to see anyone in need ‘ of a MULE or a CAR. . • ' Rizer & Ayer WALTERBORO, S. C. u 'w.> Lost My Appetite. Could Not Sleep. AU Remedies Failed. Took Peruna. Am Cured. ^ * Penina A Great Family . Medicine. Mr. Chw. SaucrWer, 815 Main rtreel. St J«*ph. Mich* * constant Friend of Penina, Uses it m hw Family. i \ TANL4G INDORSED BY BIRMINGHAM EX-MAYOR 4 YOU WILL HARDLY KNOW ME WHEN WE MEET . AGAIN. I AM GET TING WELL TELLS ATLANTA FRIEND ‘Since my Second Dose of Tanlac, I Have Suffered None of my Trouble*.” Ala.. Feb. 191«. of the latest additions to the list of leaders of thought and action who have come .forward with their unquaHfied endorsements of Tanlac is the name of Hon. Frank V. Ev ans, former mayor of Birmingham. Ala. t ex-State Examiner ‘ of Public Accounts of Alabama, and one time editor of one of the South*s greatest newspapers—The Birmingham Age- Herald. Writing to a personal friend in Atlanta, Mr. Evans says Birmingham *‘x x x x x By the way, you w'ill hardly know me when we meet again, because I am getting well and strong again. As I told you while in At lanta last month, I have been suf fering a long time with Gastritis, as the doctors called it—really a dis ordered stomach, with consequent constipation, pains in the shoulders, headaches, belching, heartburn. loss of appetite, loss of sleep and faint ing spells. For weeks I colud not sleep on my back. “One week ago, upon recommen dation of friends, who had fried the medicine, I purchased one bottle of Tanlac and began taking It. Since hiy second dose. I have suffered none of the troubles to which I refer, and really believe lam going to get’ per fectly well ^nd strong again. Won’t that be wonderful at ray age? Well, certain it is that Tanlac is a wonder ful medicine, and you know I am not given to ’puffing* mere experi ments; anil am rather orthodox as to Materia Medlca. “I shall continue tho treatment with perfect cohfldencc in the final result*. (Signed) ’ FRANK V. EVANS.” Commenting on this splendid en dorsement of Tanlac, T. W. Galyon, State Agent for South Carolina, said. “Although the list of prominent endorsers is a long one. I recall a few leading names that lend both dignity and credit to. the entire ar ray. Some of them are; “Hon. C. W. Mangum. of Atlanta, sheriff of Pulton county; Hon. Me* Kenzie Moss, judge of the Eighth District of Kentucky; Hon. Moses R. Glenn, superintendent of printing for the State of Kentucky; Col. John B. Gaines, editor • ajid publisher! How ling Green, Ky.V C. C. Coop* r. president Georgia (Cotton Oil Co.. If. W. Hill, ban'; president of South PitU^urfh. Tonn.; j. F. Carrell. otton mill ‘-■.•perintendent. of Cfiat- tahooehee Gr*.f Hen. S. S. Shepherd f»me r city councilman cf Atlanta, and many others, whose nam--.4 have teen, given to the public.” Tanlac. the master medicine, if sold exclusively by John M.’Klein, Walterboro. Price: $1.00 per bot tle. Spring Goods Are In New Crepe de Chine Waists, Silk Waists, Geofgette Crepe Waists, Palm Beach Skirts, Pique Skirts, White Pqplin Skirts, Ladies’ Oxfords in every new Effect White Shoes in a great variety of up-to-date styles. Rubber Sole Tennis Oxfords for Meii, Ladies and Children and our Millinery stock is coming in every day. . ■ LOTS OF MILLINERY GOODS IN STOCK Our Milliner, Miss Conyus, will be at her post on next Monday and will be glad to see her many friends and emstomers. She will be prepared to sell you anything in the millinery line, then, our opening will be about March 22nd, but Ladies, you need not wait for that time, we will be glad to take your orders for liats, just as sooif as our Millinery arrives. .We intend to make this the greatest millinery season any millinery department ever had in Walterboro. Our hats will set the pace for style and quality, and the most impor tant thing is they will be priced to suit these war time prices. " ^ (nl , AX IDEAL Kl'KIXC* LAXATIVE A gohd and time,tried remedy ip Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The first dose Will move the sluggish bowels. i stimulate the liver and clear the sys- I tem of waste and blood Impurities. | You owtj it to yurself to clear the rstero of body poisons, accumulated the fcinter. Dr. King's New Pills will do it. 25c. at your Druggist. Has Gone to Hee His Hick Father. A. L. Blocker was called Saturdav | to Towns', Ga.TTo see his father, who is critically 111. Mr. Blocker. Sr., is a very ol<t man, and little hope is en tertained for h*U recovery. “Why Svaar, Dmi? Im ‘foh.lf for Coras! N tt ——— . , A Few Prices * . • • a 4 TABLE NO. 1; 40 FEET LONG Standard Dress Ginghams, 5c. 27 in. Voiles, worth 15c, 5c yard 27 in. Crepes, Floral, 5c. 36 in. Curtain Swiss Floral Bordese 5c/ " 24 in Curtain Swiss.Floral Bordese 5c. , 36 in. Heevy Homespun, 5c; 36 in. Percale, light and dark, 5c. 27 in. White Waisting 15c value, 5c 27 in. Fancy Dress Goods, 5c. Not one piece of goods on this table worth less than 10c yard. on Dry Goods TABLE NO. 2, 40 FEET LONG Brocaided Pique, 25c values, 10c. Ratines, Novelty Goods, 25c Value 10c,* Ramona Crepes, 10c. Vox lie voiles. 10c. Ripplettes, 15c value, 10c. 36 in. White Corded Madras, 10c. Mercerized Waistir ^Madras, 10c. Mercerized CVepe de Chine, 10c. Silk Striped Voiles, 10c. TAYLOR’S LEADER IN DRY GOODS ****#****//***** Candidate Cards * * * J|C jg sfc ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ # ^ ^ W ^ FOR HHF.RtFP Cold Settled in my Stomach. V«w Flaa. Simple Bur® as r&te. ApplitdiaaFewftoeonds. “Why. John. I never knew you to* use auch language! I've told . you several times It’s no os# to try .those bandage*, salves, tapes, plaster*, and 1 hereby announce myself as u candidate for the office of Sheriff of Colleton County in the primary election of 191 subject to the rule* of the Democratic party and I agree to support the nominee there of. ♦ LUCAS C. PADGETT. Walterboro. S, C. contraptions for corns. Here’a aom# •Geti-It\ If* Just wonderful bow easy. I ‘clear and cfealr ft makes any corn come right off. Takes but a few aec- ends to apply. It dries at once. Put your sock on Tight over it.-—there a nothing to stick .or roll up. form a bundle of your toe, or press on the corn. It’e painless, simple aa rolling off a log. Now put away those krlvcr. razors and scissors, use ‘Oets-It and you'll have a aWeeter disposition and to more corns and calluses." ••Oets-It" la aold by druggists every where 25c. a bottle, or sent direct br E. Lawrence * Co.. Chicago. UK ' The Proas and Standard will pub lish brief card? announcing the can didacy of office seekers’ from now- till the primary election at the rate of $T.5(l for State or District candi dates; $5.00 for each card for coun ty candidate*, and $3.00 for magis trate candidates. These cards are itrlctly^casH in advance to' evetyone. r FOR CORONER I hereby announce myaelf a can didate for the office of coroner f<tt Colleton county and pledge mysetf to abide the results of the Democrat- c primaries.—COLUMBUS N. LANO- DALE, Weeks, S. C. I am n candidate for Coroner erf Colleton county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primaries. G. H, ALL. Islandton, S. C. . - - - I hereby announce mynelf a candi date for the office'of C'orotier of Col leton county, subjeft to the. rules of the Democratic primaries. ISH AM W. DOPSON Walterboro, S. C. We Have Moved \£ , We desire to announce that we have moved our stock of goods from our old stand to the Zalin Store where we shall, be pleased to • welcome our friends and customers, WATCH OUR NEEXT WEEK’S AD. m a rOLUION BARGAIN HOUSE U STYLE II QUALITY II VALUE B. LEVY, anager 4> CASTOR IA For Infgnts and Children li*Us« For Ov«r 30 Years Always bear* the Signature of i •\ ‘ ^ fl Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take drove's The Old Standard Grove'* Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable a* a General Tonic because It contains the wellknown tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It act* on the Liver, Drive* out Malaria, Enricbefe the Blood and Bnilds np the Whole System. SO cant*. 1-