Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?r '• V WedMaday^ March l y THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE SEVEN Why those Pains? Her* Is at “If I had my will it would be advertised nr every street corner. The rra»« or woman that haa rhei* ‘ at:sm *ad fails to keep and u. •* SI oca a Liai. is like a n> ■'wnin^ man • ■ • rope.”—.i. J. y*n . DjktTUkn-^J, N. J. Sloan’s -» ... . j Liniment v BUS MM MORE CANNING Miss Cora Connor, county agent in Home Economics, reports the re~ cent organization of two clubs. One of these was organized at Tabor and the other at Smoaks. Tabor begins with 11 members -and Smoaks with aO. and each club is enthusiastic and eager to begin work. SiiHMtkN Club. President, Gladys Smith; vice- president. Idalia Padgett; secretary, Inez Lyons. All ‘the girls seem eagef fO 1 ^ work and assured the county agent of their readiness to U*gin. worn right away. This club bids fair to be one of the best in the county. It was suggested that there would bo serveral more girls to join the club, there are JO members. Tabor Club. President, ladia Morris; vice-pres ident/ .Mae Berry; secretary, Vera Crosby .*• Both teachers and girls were ready to. receive this work and assured Miss Connor of their desire to .co operate with her In every way they could. Some of the girls purchas ed seed immediately witlt th« intention of beginning woirtf right away. This club has 11 members. V SANITARY AND CLEAN » WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON THE CLEANLINESS - OF OUR BERBER SHOP AND THE PERSONAL . NEATNESS OF OUR BARBERS. - *** * u , —Let us attend to your needs— . SMITH’S BARBER SHOP " H. K. SMITH, Prop. Next to Terry, k Shaffers * Main Street. THE BAILEY-LEBBY COMPANY Machinery, Mill and Plumbing Supplies Automobiles, Tires and Accessories ’ ■ Agents For The U. S. Ti^e Company’s CELEBRATED G. & J. TIRES . Charleston, South Carolina L w> r 1 1 ■ * 1 Kirkland Plumbing and Electric Co. Full line of Electric and Plumbing Supplies always m . - Stock. Orders Promptly Filled Estimates on plumbing and electrical jobs freely given. All work guaranteed to be first class and according to Insurance Specifications. — ■ - No job too small and none too large for us to do. SHOWROOM NEXT DOOR TO TERRY & SHAFFER MORE CANNING CLUBS FORMED i Mb?* Connor Reports Additional Club*.—One at Smoaks anti One at Tabor. Husband and Wife Both Saved From Suffering I wish to tell you the good results myself' and hutband received from Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. About eleven years ago I hhd a severe at tack of .La Grippe and was confined to my beVf about eight weeks under the doctor** care, flo prornounced my case kitlney trouble and rheuma tism and not receiving the results trom the doctors treatment I should have “recefved, I decided to try Swamp-Root,. After taking sevei*. bottles of Swamu-Root I was. able to get un and attend lo rrv w;;rk. Al’ouT a year !ater my 1 usband was affected' with ‘ a severe attack of kidney trouble and doctored for some time with the doctors and received no benefU. Knowing of the good-1 had received, he decided to try Swamp- Root. His condition was guch that he was conftnqfl to his bed and words unhot tell how he suffered, but af ter taking Swamp-Iboot he was re lieved so he could go on with his work without pain. I wish to heart ily recommend Swamp-Root • to all persons afflicted with kidney and hladuer t'oublee and you may pub lish this letter if -you wish. Yours truly, - v mrs. a. k. muons. v Eldi(hi. P a 1 Sworn and subscribed, to befoic me'this’jr.th rtaV of Mav .lklL’. TRA McCarthy. Notary Pafdio. WOMAN HAD NERVOUS TROUBLE . . * Lydia E. Pinkhan't Vegeta ble Compound Helped Her. "West Danby, N. Y.—”1 have, had nervous trouble all my Ijfe until I look Lydia E. Pfnkham's r^unmi Letter, to Dr. Kilmer & Co., ■ Binglianiton. \. Y. -Drove What Will Do FINKEL’S SHOE SHOP Shoes Repaired and Sold ' - ’ AlliWork First Class and Guaranteed. Prices ' * Reasonable. ^ All we ask is a Trial. A. FINKEL, Manager ‘ Glover’s old stand on Court House, Square Farmers Mercantile & Warehouse Co. J. M. WITSELL, Mgr. . Carries a full line of everything needed by farmers—Farm Imple- mnts, Machinery, Wire Fencing, General Hardware and parts for Plows, Cultivators, etc. Dry .Goods and Shoes Also a complete assortment of the season’s latest-in Dry Goods,. Shoes, Hats, etc., etc. ■* Groceries For You Send ten cent s to Dr. Kilmer Co.; Binghamton. N. Y., for a sa pie size bottle. It -will convinte any one. You will alsq receive a Booklet of valuable information -rdlirig about the kidneys and bladder. Win n wrifting, be sure and mention Tlie Wajterboro weekly Press and Stand ard. Regular fifty-cent and one-dol- Iftr size bottles for sale at all drug stores. Vegetable Com pound for nerves and for female trou bles and it straight ened me out in good shape. I work nearly all the time, aa we* live on a farm and I have four girls. Ido all my sewing and other work with their help, so it shows that I stand It real well I took the Com|»ound when my ten year old daughter came and it helped me a lot I have also had ir.y oldest girl take it and it did her lots of good. I ke^p it ip the houje all the time and recommend It.”—Mrs. Dewitt Sixcebaucii, West Danby, N. Y. Sleeplessness,, nervousness, irritabil ity, backache, headaches, dragging sen- cations, all point to female derange ments which may be overcome by Lydia EX Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. This famous remedy, the medicinal ingredients of which are derived from i native roots and herbs, has for fort/ years proved to be amost valuable topR and invigoratorof the female organism. Women everywhere bear willing testi mony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia EX Pinkbam’a Vegetable Compound IMtIMAKY STORIES In selecting the stories for primary language lessons, great care should be exorcised. Every story must con tain familiar images..and plenty of motion. Begin with the ones that are very short and of a simple char acter. Childrrn always enjoy storie that, have a repeated portion or r. refrain that f slengthened, little bv little, until it leads up to a resulting close. Primary pupils can learn a very long story, provided that par' of it is largely made up of repetition “The Three Bears,” "The*LHtle Red Hon,“ pad “The Old Woman and Her Rig'” are all familiar favorites of this type. While many selections of this kind are used in the first pa r t .of th*. year, it.is a good plan to make 4 r * use of many stories' containing this repetition. Teach them at interval of .*'' throughout the courre of the guage work, taking care to choose a slightly more diffUult one each time. As the pupils develop n f* • * language power, th^y will be able i < mehiorize a itory'of this kind in < very short time and, for a change ... from longer and tnor** difficult thing SPECIAL PRICES ON STOVES AND RANCHES Having purchased a ktrge lot of stoves and ranges, before the price advanced; which advance amounts to 20 per cent and more, we are in position to save/you money. While our supply lasts we shall sell-at the «M prices, so if you wish to' purchase a stove cr range nov or soon, it will pay you to CQme see us. If. you cannot pay cash, come in and discuss terms with i^s, We have in stock the celebrated ALASKA, PRIN CESS, FAVORITE Ranges and the RANGE ETERNAL, to say nothing of iron stoves selling from $7.<k) to $20.0B* BELOW ARE SOME PRICES; Alaska Range .$22.0<) to $24.00 Princess Range $80.00 to $50.0o Favorite Range $45.00, to, $65/00 Range Eternal .........$0"».OO A. WICHMAN & SON Colleton’s Leading Hardware Store V -Walterboro, S. C. ****** * * » ^ * * # W! PROFESSIONAL cards. ;. ; ********** * * # AGED TAX COLLECTOR Xtstored To Htajtb By YindU. Corinth, Mias. — “I wn a city tax col lector and seventy-four years of age. I was in a weak, run-down condition. MV druggist told me about Vinol. I tried it and in a week noticed consider- nble improvement; 1 continued its use and now I hav^gained twenty pounds in weight, and feel much-stronger. I con sider Vinol afhietonic to create strength for old people. ”-J. \ PRICE. We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron tonic, for all run-down, weak and debilitated conditions. <Jpbn M. Klein; Druggist, Walterboro, -S. C. .PROPATE JUDGE'S SALE STATE OE SOUTH CAROLINA, .• County of Colleton In the Probate Court. HEBER R. PADGETT, as Executor of the estate of W. E Smith, de ceased.—Plaintiff. Our stock of Groceries is most ' complete. Anything for every- • , body. / * ’ f \ * # * t •* ' ■ ' A Cordial Welcome Awaits You At Our Store. E. F. SMJTH. HIBERNIA CROSBY, and A. V. SMITH.—Defendants. Notice. I will sell fox cash at pjihlfc out cry Salesday^ln March, lit 16. the same being the 6th day. In pursuant* of proceeding and order herein. iu><1 ip case of non-compliance on the day 'tie the same will be resold at the r^k of the former purchaser of pur chaser*. • the following described ►roperty, io-wit: All that piece, parcel or tfact of land containing Forty-five (l')! acres more or lesi, and bounded •(- follows: .^North by R. Holman, Ellen Desseseau. Lucas Washington, Allen Fle|ds: East by Mose Boatwright. 1- e'o Boatwright. ' Mingo Simmons Siss’’* Boatwright; South by.’puMic road leading to Stoke* and of B^F. -Smith; West by Columbia Put>- ^c road, lands of E. F. Smith. H. D 'Padgett. Jr., C. M. Smyly and J. W. Miley. (SEALi G. ALBERT BEACH- Probate Judge for Colleton Countv Walterboro. S. C.. Feb. 16, If* 16. 2- 16-3L a selection based npon repetition 4s always keenly enjoyed? During the fin.t year a niimh r :>■ the shorter tables can ea>Rv te given. Preseix these fables, from time to time,' ae a quick n:i more ' drill, always watching, cai’Pfuliy *)i progress in speed anrhaccurate nie»:)- o.rizing. The primary'children will* enjoy the fable even up to the cloee of the school year, hcause it Is short and quickly mastered and It alwaya affords a pleasing churvKe aftxr fin ishing a long and diffleurt story. As •is true of all the selections used in primary language work, the fables that are .taken should always deal 'with the objects that have become familiar iu the daily life of the lit tle ones. • Nature stories deserve a place in the language plan and of course mns k always be adapted to the.season. Select only the stories thaUare short and of a sensible and healthy ton«. As a rule, the pat tire tnlp or myth wilj require a longer time for Its, completion, ns the style of these stories Is apt to be mire complex than that of the*’fable. Unless thb wording is very much beyond the capacity of the little ones, there should be'no attempt to simplify IL for the expression of nature stories should always match the beauty of the thought. The primary poem fills a very Im portant place i$ the*language de velopment. Children of the primary age are, by nature, intense worship pers of beauty and rhythm. As a great thinker has expressed it, “The finest thing in this world next to truth Is rhythm." The undying popularity of the MOther Goose rhv- mes has proven, through many pass ing years and generations, the chib! ish love of* rhythmic expression. In the light of these well-known truths, the teacher, especially, in the first Heal .^ta'e General Insurance Rent, COLLETON REALTY (O. U. M. Jefferies \ D. L. Smith Pre?*. ^ ton. Mgr-. \Ve buy and sell mil rolr lect rents, promote loanV. Life, Ac cident, Fire, Tornado. Bond, • In surance. Walterboro, S. C. For Sale HIGH GRADE r MEAL < OVTAINK IMlTISH. Do YOU WANT IT? - EYES Eyeso examined' scientifically. Glasses and Artificial Eyes Fitted. Sallsfaition gukvanued .1. A. VvEaTERLEKG, Gptometrfai. , End(>r* *d ty Globe Optlrnt eg t.D MINI C|» / /. Dr. A. J. Anderson* Dental Surgeon Office Hours. 9 n. 3p. ni. to 6 p. ui. Walteiboro, m. to 2 p. tn.; Phone 100-X. g. C. . D. B. FEURIFOY Attorney at Law Frfctice tn nil Court* Office Opposite Court House - Waltgrborut S. C. ‘ HEBER R. PADGETT Attorney'at Law • Prompt Attention To All Business Walterboro. S. C. H. \V. Black Ttimuhy Hardin Drs. Black & Hardin Dentist*. Office next d >or to \\ • ' oro Drug Com pan . Office. Hours: 8:30 a. ai. to 2:30 p •n.; 3:00 p. m, to 6:00 p. m. Phone 67'J,-. t WOOD FW MOTHERS It i*a grave mistake for mothersto neg lect Uieir aches and pains amt suffer in grade. Is justified in the teaching of some poems that are selected pqfcu? for the rhythm that they contain. lilrncc ._ thl9 only lt . a d, to chrome sick In addition to these, other selections may beVhosen for beauy of expre-,- sion, moral tone, and thought, the* is akin in spirit to the lovos and as pirations of childhood. THE BEST —AND— iHEAPEMT FEED. Walterboro Oil Mill kWElHERIfORNISON J* CHARLESTON. S.C. Tbs Mm That Dsm Nst AffMt Tks Nsa» Because ot its toaic and laxative efleet. LAXA TIVE EEOMO OVININC is bcUerthka ordmsry Quinine.and docs not cause nervousness nor ringinif in head. Remetnijer the full name srd 'ook lor the signature cl H. VV. OXOVE. Jic. ness and often shortens life. If vour work is tiring; if your nerves are [ excitable; if ydu feel languid, weary or depressed, you should know that Scott’s Enmlsiqp overcomes just such conditionk. It possesses in concentrated form the very elements to invigorate the blood, strengthen the tissues, nourish the nerves and build strength. Scott * la strengthening thousands of mothers—and will help you. No alcoboL Scutt & Be wee. LUomdcld. N. J. <v To LHivw Out Malarte And Build Up The System Take the Old Standard GROVE S TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what you are taking, u the formula is printed-on every laben' shearing it ia Quinine and Iron in n *ona. The Quinine drives out uMuaiia, the Iron builds np the syrunw. •• cent# <%> 7 . . , '4* ' 'v " II 4 1 i * c.