The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 29, 1916, Image 8
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General Insi
COLLETON REALTY Of.
m i|. Jefferies !>• !*• Smith
pres. Gen. Mgr.
yj 9 bgy and tell r^al estate, col
lect rents, promote loans. Life, Ac
cident. Fire. Tornado. Bond, lu-
iiiranee. Walterboro, £, ,C.
•' '■ .. 7 EYES ”
• • Eyese examined scientifically.
- # Q luses and Artlficl*r Eyes Fitted.
Satisfaction guaranteed
J. A. WESTERHERG,
, Optometrist.
Endors ’d ty GUmo Ofitirat t«.
Dr. A. J. Anderson-
Dentul Surgeon
Office Honrs; & a. m. to 2 p. m.,;
* Sp. in. to • *p. t). ' PLcno 10u-X.
, Walterboro. S. C.
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED
Many people sufrer the tortares of
lame muscles and stiffened joints —rt
of unponties in the blood, aad each suc
ceeding attack seems more acute until
rheumatism has invaded the whole system.
To aixeat rhenmatisiit it is quite as im
portant to improte y^ur general health as
i°£^?. f ? r ^ OUr , Wo0,i - an< T the end liver oil
inacott sEmulsion is nature’agreat blood-
““•r* *hile its medicinal nourishment
strengthens the organs to. expel the
impurities and upbuild your strength.
^Scott s Emulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief.
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
D. B. PEURIFOY
Attorney at Law .
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Pm nice In all Courts
* Office Opposite Court House
• Walterbor^^ S. C.
HEBER R. PADGETT
Attorney at Law
Prompt Attention To All Business.
Walterboro. S. C. . *
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For Sale
r HIGH GRADE
.MEAL CONTAINS
mf.tSH. IM» Yoi*
WANT IT?
SPENT $1,000 BEFORE HE
SOLVED PUZZUNG CASE
SHADOW LIFTED . FROM
HOME OF PROMINENT
MERCHANT
HOPE LOST “TOO SOON
.Mrs. I>. G. IVi^li-gaineil Health in
AIiiioM ^liracuIoiM Manner by
Taking Tanlae
Canning Club Song.s
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^ TW , i u l, °' vinB son *® have-been nr*
rnoced by Mis* t'onnor for the girls
or «ounty eanhing clubs to h,»
sung by the menibera on Field TV»v.
* M,S ® c °ano>* would b*
K.a.l to have the members clip these
styie* from the papef and -brlpg them
to the Fiehl Day. after having prac
ticed slnelng them at home and in
their clubs. ,■
The< • songs, have be'n given i
n,actf thr program‘ and will, be
su-ig b v all the girls:
N*»ng of (he GirlN* tanning ('lute..
(Sin K to the tune of “Ho! For Car
olina.)
Stomach Trouble
v! J Most stomach troubles atw not dU-
IJP VF’ J. \ Mf U eases. The stomach is simply weak.
^ ' '•^Tlr.-fl out. The right kind of a
•tonic Is what Is needed. A few meals, wqll digested,
will furnish natural strength. That Is what a tonic wttl
do for you. It will start the stomach going right Then
the stomach w ill take care of Uscit
sPE-RU-NA
Gocd the Year ’Round
Alwayt Btady-to-Talo
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.in , the summer
(’onu> to .Carolina
time., '
Wher** the ripe tomato is hanging
on the vine.
And the club girls ^juging in . tlge
canning hours
Fur C • -e is no work on earth like
this great work of ours.
< HOKCS: —
Ho’ f
r our tomato-?:
that’s
the
plant for me;
nfi-peant rai d* a.
'.v#rk
wo
like a bee
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’ < th 1 bc«jt belter" you
•'ll agre*':
Will
the work
liberty.
-Move swT. t
H. W. Black Tituotliy fianlin
Drs. Black Hardin “
. Dentists.
Office next door to VV - • • < oro Drug
• Compau ' f
Office Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 2:30 p
tn.; 3:00 p.. m. to 6:00 p. m.
Phone 67-J.
THE BEST
—AND—
CHEAPEST FEED.
Walterboro Oil Mill
MERHORN&SOH
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tbt> sunmu'i
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CHARLESTON, S.C.
KO QTMCR LIKE IT.
/ NO OTHER AS GOOD.
Purchase th’' “NEW HOME** ami V‘>u will have
’ **'''• W.thet-r: ^ you pay. The eliminatioh ol
repair e,Tpen«e he •upcHor » >rlc*ran*htp bn.1 tie-t
quality ot material insure* life-tonir -ervici; at mini,
mum coat I i.ist on having the “NEW HOME*’.
I WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME. -
•Kaou n the v rlj over ( r superior sewing Qualities.
i Net s.U
umi^r any other name.
THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.,ORANGE,MASS-^
! IIUOWN Ki’lLNITritE < (rill*ANY.
Walterboro, S. t*.
Cabbage Plants
The Frost Prtyttf Kind that Makes
Heads.
500 for •. 75c
1,000 for ........ $1.25
3,000 for $3:00
5.000 for 1 $4.50
8.000 for . .$6.40
10,000 for T. . . . \ . . $7.50
C. H. ANUERSON k SON
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''A home made happy, a life given
renewed strength and relief from
sulTering which had continued six
years and which had reduced her
health almost to that of an invalid-—
that i s the result of Mrs. D. G. Free’s
taking Tanlae. the master medicine,
according to the statement given bv |
hfir husband, who Li prroprietor of , Tn oi
the I). U. Free Furniture C«', 01 ^
H30 Assembly ny., t'oiumbia. *‘I “To t
hiLO sponl aj least $1,000 to »ecur*/V
relief for h«>r. hut Tanlae is the only i Oh!,
j nte<liripr‘ which has given her r?-
Hrf.” ho declared- . '.
. “I. sometimes beffhve Tanlae Is
the medicine the Lord sent her,-” ad
ded the grateful husbaVtd. "I shnii
always bo glad to -tueommend Yan-
lac for it is a wonderful medicine.
! intend sending my mother several
bottles fo" she heeds Jt. , ■
"Aly wife suffered terribly with
indigestion and for six *years sh'*
was supposed to h<v threatened with
dropsy of the stomach, which caused
her constant!v jnereasitt* suffering.
She ha-d no appetite end Was con
fined to her bed the greater part of
the, time. She employed servants
to do all her housework.'. Yl’hen she
began taking Tanlae. Mrs. Free vn’
a.physical, w-vi k. and reerned stead
*lv beconiirg worse, despite all thnH
nu dical .seiertVo seemed' able 'to do
b-r her. I was spending.an aterae ■
of fifty dollars per month for medi
cal sei \ ;<N s. for her.
vyW-* had fiuallv come to the coo-
•Jiisfen »>•':,t her case was beyond re
1 ! »I wr si in a ‘'desperate frame of
rain' 1 . Seeing Tanlae so extensively
refommerded for stomach troubles,
she derddod to try it and the im-
un diate result was wnnde-ful.
*‘After*she had taken two. bottles
the serv'nnt v.<wo discharged, and
Vrs. Free’ began «Toing house
work. something she had not none
in rears. Her appetite is good now.
and she eats anything she w^nts.
Sh > is regainirp weight rapidly, and
her pallor has been replaced by a
i'o c y . color. Pl^e hears little resemb-,
.l uice to herself as she was.a. month I . inato gi-ls.
ago. and she is in fine spirits. -I ('HOW'S:- ^ ;
It is almost unbelievable that any | > hurrah for the Southern (j <
medicine could- ‘bring such wonder-f -• *'• huvah! iturrah!
ful* iTsulis, but Tanlae has done. *.0 For the G. we pledge eur hemh.
in the ease of Mrs. Free, and it can ’’Head, heart and health at her .com
mand,
We’lLtTY, we’ll try to* tftake the best
time
There Is no' u$# of writing
_ a new presort i>Uon every
a remedy Is needed fbr a weak atonuich. Xo use
whatever, liie old, well-tried remedies, put up on p»ir-
post! t.r such CX'IS. a tv a gbat d-al ts-tt-r than an off-
tuuio prescript Ton. l^nuui i.s the rotnetly thRt people
havo r>-U<d upon for n gr- at many y ars. iji ta ready to
take, composed of purs drugs, of uniform stfei
Xot an experiment. -1*. n-'a |<j
forty
no
1 an cxpi-rtm-nt. ii r. .-dvtantLd. household ivmcdy. with
ty > ear i-o»f s; !• nvli.l history 1 shlnd ir la buying Ferara you taae
Yij‘4 know what you :ir ■ r* 'Mr -. “
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*•> • ('.voLna in
tiiae
ti e luscious fr
in i*s prime,
v- maiden* canhiftg.
eyrty hour.
.’re sm h hapny girls'heneath
the shadv bower.
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our f'arolina grows (he tomato
. vine,
Th« -.- other fruits are a! o in their
.pritne;
Her :ite peaceful homes. to/». nest
ling ’mid the flowers:
Oh! there is no land on earth like
* this fair lam! of ours.
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Dov
\<r Cimdiria wh'ei
•c wv spend
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'Mir t>nie.
W*'
«.> > workfre for th*
training of
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th<* rplnd •/
the
Tl> ^
C airinn rtf th > heart, of
hnnith and of -th
> h nd:
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ilon’V veto-,want !
> j,s!n
our
v illing h.in*l?
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. Tomato (Tub sAnc.
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r.t to. the' tune of
"Miyi.v"
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Ti<!i)n4o Club is a'girl< ore
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ration. *'
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Bv *
-“Ton L’our.lv. St
ate anti
ft/*-
tion;
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.wav, ran nway. c;
tn away.
to-
b
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paato girls
■';>V • a« wisi mi*!
hapn'^
ar<l
healthy,
\r. l
h».«id<s to niak«f,us
T\r.a.'thy.
i'xr}
a-vny. can away, can avay.
to-
is
not he nraised too highlv v <?l\p
now taking her third hottl*'.”
r-ommehtlng .on the endorsement.
T- W. Oalvon. State Agent for Tan-
lite. *said. "sueft stntoments as this,
♦cjl'njr. of marvelous relief hhoifgltt
Tanlae... should e-" \ inc-' . tlje
urhtfnl of the h>edP ja, mo-i'«.
Tanlae, which >•* p c*e' ' t • ; t >f d'w-
ri4 tor?, a. tijric * 1 ’• ’■ ■ .’ w 't !”
virora.nt; is •'• ha* hr" d. -nip.'
eevrms m* -d. T t p.-a 1 •- t<- huHd -tin
the entire system. ;v'd ,:t.‘s a
healthy npootfte, promotes die tinn
and -vsimilatton < f fo.* I vj* ;1 li7.ej
• hn' hteod and brings ivch rood,
health.” .
Tanlae, the master medh in*', is
sold Hv John M. Klein jn Walt* rboro
exclusiyelAv. Price: $1.00 per bot
tle straight.
GARY ItlOTT’S FIRST GARDEN
We planted our fif st garni* n ^ast
week, arfil while we o\e~c very care
ful we are mighty .afraid we got
some of theqi seeds upside down.-—
The Piekenr. Sentinel.
Wonder why'Oary’s father p* n\iit.
no r d
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everything that
can a can. can
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will ex/ si
ared in 4 ;;
♦ ♦♦♦skskHtSk iksk
Write me an<l 1
plain liow I was cure*
days of a severe case t»f
Piles of 40 year* standing
without |»aiii, knife or deten
tion from business. No one
need suffer from this dis
ease when this humane cure
eun l»o had right here iu
South Carolina.
R. M. JOSEY
Lamar, S. C.
<ed fhia ilcnarture^ from
old Colleten .Vhen he was
-In
living
ere.
“Why Swear, Dear?
Uea ‘Gets-ir
. fer Corns! w
life the Hew Plan. Simple. Sure aa
Fate. Applied inn Few Seconds.
"Why, John. I never knew \»u to
use such language! I'vo ti.l.) ' <>u
several times it’s no use to try those
bandages, salves, tapes, p’ islets. «>tid
J.P. Herndon & Son
Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly
the Ot<TStandard xenersl strengthening tonic.
CROVK'S TASTELKSS chill TOVTC, drives oat
llalarta.enriches the blood^nd bailds up t he sys-
um. A tme tonic. For adnlu aad cbildrea. SOc.
Wood's Productive
Seed Corns.
Our Virginia-grown Seed
Corn* have an' established
reputation foe superiority lit.
productiveness and germina-*
.ting qualities.
Wood’s Descriptive Catalog
tells about the bc*t,of |iri«e-win-
ning-and profit-making varieties iu
both Whit* and Yellow Corns.
Cotton Seed. .
We offer the L. s,t- and most Im
proved varieties, grown in sections
absolutely free from boll weevil.
Our Catalog giaocs prices and infor
mation, and tells about the best of
Southern Seeds, __ _
100-DAY VELVET BEANS. Soj*
Beam, SUDAN GRASS. Dailf* Gran
and all Sorjhumi and Millet*. .
Catalog mailed frrg oft request.
, T.W. WOOD O SONS.
SEEDSMEN, - Richmond, Va.
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W>* p! u’"' ?<'«'*1 ir the r.Htntlt r'
Manh. ' •
Rcfcrc he • h<-srin t > !'.
•plant\:- ' riant ay; plant a- av.
) tomato pi' l-s.
( From >’ hut ,1 to th» flcld' v ••
take ‘it —
Ground rb h :m w<> cm mak-j It.
IHant j/ mv. plant away.'plant V.
t< tiiato-g'rla.
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When Jh ■ tomatoes arc ripe w.* I»- gin
our canning.
First ycpult of our pLantlipg,
Can away, can away, can.away, to-
mate gjrls.
Mncn th*' cans arc sold and prizes
. arc- given.
We»rer< J ivo the rcwartl for which wo
•• have- striven. ,
Can away, can away, can away, to?
, ptato girls.
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A eanner can can
<• he can.
But a earner can’t
’ he? , ^
Fan away, can away, can artray,'to*
. tnato girls.
Xo. a carneirvcan’t can a can. can
he? VXc
But a farmer Aadvfnrm a /arm. *'an’t
he? <
Farm, kway, faflfr-iMeao.'farm away.
. corn club hoys.
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Now, why <‘ar , l a eanner and a farm
ed together.
Combining tlu^r talents find tint just
. ' whet hep.
Can a*vay. can away, can a’w'ay. to-
, nrato girls. - ' ♦ ^
A farmer hv canning can matte more
* . In life
Than a csr.-r-v hy fr tuning wirliout
- nev .wife.
Can a wav. can away, can away, to
mato girlv.
For a wife, iit essential, and .blest tv
the map ...
Who. vrl ib r a.yli'“, Mmself. ge -i
wit*- tit.ai can can.
('an away, ear .y\a>,.can
ni*X‘. c.i s '*
"Toa Wouldn't I.ooc Tonr T. mprr, .Iuhn,
It You •UcU-tt” (or'Thooe G*>rn*t* >
1 contraption* for corn*. Here's snmo
‘(lets-It’. It’* iu*t wonderful how e.iHV.
’clear and clean’ It make* any <orn
; comu/rlght off. Take* but a f* w S< c-
■ ond* to apply. It drle* at^once. Put
; your sock on rtght over It,—there’s
nothing to *tick or roll up“fonn a
bundle of your toe, or pres* on the
corn. It’a painless, simple as rolling
off a tog. Xow put away those knit.:*,
razors and scissors, j»st“Get**u’ a/i<l
you'll havo a sweeter disposition Ui.d
no more corns and callusba”
"GetB-It’* Is sold by druggists every
where.** 25c, a bottle, or sent direct by
E. Lawrence A Co.. Chicago, 111.
, Soltf in , Walterboro' and rpcotp-
•iended as,, tbe world’s'best corn
i remedy by Walterboro Drug Co., apd
, John M. Klein. /•*
BAD STOMACH TROUBLE *
Yields to Delicious Vinol,
Shreveport. La—•** I ha*l a bat! stmn*
aeff troulde for years and became so
weak i could hardly walk or do tfny
work. My appetite was poor, zny food
would not digest, I bloated and Was very
weak and nervous. J trie*i many reme
dies without help. 1 saw Vinol adver
tised and tried it, and now my stomach
trouble is completely cured and A am
well. L. Marshall. ' ^
Vinol is guarantee*! to tone up th«
tired, over-taxed and, weakened Serves
of the stomach and create strength.
John M. Klein, Druggist,
Walterboro, S. C
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