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Paint Time Pcmble the life of your house or fence by covering it with 4 good coat of paint. Paint is cheaper than lumber 9 and adds much to the appearance of one’s premises, as well. Our paints come ready mixed and Ore easy to put on* Estimates of cost for painting will be cheerfully furnished* <# * tO USE ON SOUTHERN PINE Is 'Sphinx* Pure Mixed Paint Not simply because it is honestly made of the purest and best ingredients, but also because'"Sphinx l Paint is made by a special form* tja particularly adapted for. pine. This is the reason why so many up'fcxlate architects and builders insist upon 'Sphinx 1 Paint for dll houses built ofSouthem Pine, LOOK POR THK WORDS ON IVCItY OSN This isjOiir protection sgainat deception^/ If your dealer can not supply yon write us for color card and prices. Leland Moore Paint & Oil eompan; CHARLESTON, S.C. Walter boro, S. C. Walterboro Candy Kitchen ✓ ’ i r. ,, v" ■*' . ’ ' • > /' ■ ' • . • ' . • ■ A We, shall open next-Monday in the store room be tween The Press and Standard and The First National Bank an up-to-date Candy Kitchen, where we shall make % candies of all kinds—Pure, Delicious and Cheap. In ad- * • __ V dition to candies, we ^hall carry in stock a full line of Fruits, fresh every day. • ‘ The public is conlialK invited to come in and pat- * . . > -*V ronize our candy and trnit departments. ’ ' 5 ****** OUITIARV * MAKE. OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS w’heri in Walterboro. We are always glad to see our friends. We pay highest prices for all your country pro duce. such as Peas, Corn and Corn Meal, Bacon and Lard, Poultry, Chickens and Eggs,, Beas-wax, Furs, Hides, Flint and Salt Hides, etc., and we sell you at prices as follows: Best Double Patent Flour, her bbl. $6.70; a good milling Rice at $3.70 and $3.95 per sack; best whole :Jan Rice at $4.60 pgr sack; best whole Carolina Rice,’ 1 $5.70 , . per sack; bes^ Grits, per sack, $2.40. ' We carfy a nice line of all staple-groceries, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, etc. Corn, Peas, Hay, Clipped Feed Oats, Molasses Feed, etc. W« have the goods and the prices to suit the Brother _ Farmery and laboring people. When you fail to find what you Want throughout the country and city, come to us. we have it and havle fhe prices to suit the people, and we certainly thank our large host of friends and customers for t.he large/,business given us and for what , they say and do for nsrthroughout the country. We want your business; with all kindness to one and all. Make our store your headquarters when in town. Union Farmers Bargain House • K. C. BENNETT,- Manager. Walterboro, * - - - south Carolina i <c * * » *. * r* * ” * ***********%*** :\ In ««•!. but Iftvipg remembrance o? A. -T. Barwirk. Our beloved father departed thp. life March 15,'1914; a ft e7 6 year< and..eiKht„ months. Two year* a>:o. yet lT)l% Tons it seems to me. Our.daJ^nK father fell asleep ir the arms Jesus to awake no roor*- in this world, but to wake in-heaven forever. Two years have passed, our hearts are sore, • ‘ * As tim^'flies on we miss him more and more.,, His, loving vr>ire. his welcome fare. No one ran fill his vacant -place. .Forget him; no. we n» vej- will; \Ye lovwl him then, we love him still. His memoty is as ffesh t'hday As in that hoyr he passed away;- He is gone, but not forgotten. Never will his memory fad**: living thought wilf ever liireer Around the grave where he is laid. It is hard to break the tender eori. When love is so hard to forget; It is hard, so hard, to speak the word We must forever part Out father was all that £ father . could be. In health, sickness a-nd death He was our guide, our earthly joy. Our happiness here below; Dear father, how we miss yon sinfje^ you went away; It has been a few months ago though it seems but yesterday. Gone, but not forgotten. We are still In love w;ith thee, dear father, and tho’ your Voice-is still, we f^eb that you ale. tear. . • ^ It fills our heirt^s with sadness. To s^c your vacant place: We long to bear the 'voice we loved* And see thy dear, sweet face Not now. but in the coming years. Perhaps we’ll understand Why God took you away from us To live in flis beautiful land « LOVING CWLDKKS - .. By J P P. • Tiiere has been much speculation •hroughout South'Carolina as to .the effect the law recently passed by the legislature called the anti-compact lav., would have upon the insurance •«f tie* State, and already many of t lante-'t companies Vhlch have b^en doin c a ^ire insurant bushx-ss in South t'aroUna have withdrawn from the State. Now, thei-p^ are only about. a half dozen companies from other states operating in South t'ar^lina. In addition to these there are many State companies doing bus. incss and in many counties mutuals are being organized to- take care of the business, especially of fanners As a result of the withdrawals Of the large companies, thp Walterboro agencies have been hit heavy and it is quite difficult to secure lines on properties which have been hitherto placed withput difficulty. The agency-of the Hartford Firiwjnsur- am-e in Walterboro no long^L e* ists This Company was represented by J. D. vonLehe. and through the Ney York Underwriters by the Col- 1* ton Kealty Company. The com- l>^r.i«-s doing business -with D. B. and If. W. Blark. hate withdrawn. S-veraJ companies represented by 4 '! ■ \5 Fistiburne have withdrawn., but Mr Fishburne is stilly writing in- - urance. C.-G , Padgett, who repre- s* nts tj>e Kquitable Fire Insurance <Ompany of Charleston, is not ef fi rted by the withdrawals. From tl<- Collejon Realty Company the C. - man American and the New York T'oilrr\\ rjtork as above referred to hr)v.- w ithdrawn, leaving that agency \*ifh the .Pacific and Southern Home U. I. Fraser is still doirfg business. Many, of the agents in Walterboro art- making new connections am V ill'snuOi'bo in postlion to take care of j he business, it ijf^nnught. Many of them are optimistic over the stiu- ation and many plan* are ta-ine dis i ti-i>><l among them for the relief ol tl.c conditions the principal one o! which is the organization of a stock < ompany inf Walterboro. The Fa~m «rs M.utuai proposition is Udng dis (us.'*<>and something tangible may result from that. Just at present the situation Ts clouded with doubt and the events of thp future cannot be'predicted It is ho|ted thaT^su/ficient arrange mCnts \\ill be made heforu the win iter season approaches, which wa son witnesses the'expiration of the teajority of policies in this county Policies already in effect are hot ef feeted by the wilhdra.vals and thus the problem will not reach its stage of acuteness until these in force ex pire. / ditto RKWAHD. ditto The readgfs of thi^ paper, w^! he pleased to team thfVt there is an 1< ast on<- dreaded disease that sci*ot 1 as bee'n able to cure in all its ^aces, nhd that Is fatarrh. Hall’s Citarrh, Cure is the . only- positive eur- now- known. to tho • medical frat- , '. tv. Catarrh h«-ing a constitution -I 'itr- «: se, require^ ?» -constitutional »r at-* Mii-fl. Hall s (iit.-.rrh Cure .- • «»n • inie-nally, acting directly onrn the blood and mucous surfacc-softie- ‘-ys- temthereby'cffthtroylng the^otmdatton of the disease, and giving thb pa'-nt strenfcth by building up the consti tution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors ha'e so much faith In- its curative powers ford HAS GONK 100,000 \M1LES f J-, J. Moore, of Philadelphia, rep resenting the Christian Finance As- sociation. was in Walterboro last week. One of the; intereotlng things about Mr! Mobre’s visit was that he was driving a Ford car, pur chased five years ago. and in whicn he ha* visited every' state in.the Un ion,. has crossed-the'continent and hack again twice; been to Mexico three times, and twice to Canada. Hig record is 169.000 miles, a.nd his egr was in good ’ condition. Mr. Moore stated that -he occasionally Ukst along a camping outfit and one or mord of bis children, and spends many days very comfortably. In hla OHIO WOMAN'S WISH . For Tired, Weak, Herron* Wome* Bellefontaine, Oh|p.»-‘'I wish>very Bred, week, nervous woman could have Vinol, for I never apent guy money m my life that did md so much good as that I spent for Vinol. I was weak, tired, worn out *nd o*rvou^^y.nol mads me •tro^.wrilaiKi vigoroussf ter sverything dfse bed feijed to hejPJ"®* now do nil housework with Pleasure. ’’-Mrs. J. F. Iamborn. P W^anmtoe Vinol ourdshdeus cod liver end iron tonic, for gllwrenk, nm- Sown. nervous, dsbiUUtsSeooditioos. John M. Klein, Druggist Walterboro, 8. C. for any Send for Hst of testimonials. Address: F. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists. 75c. * . Take Hall’s PamUy Pills for con stipation,^ , Tf RELIABLE REMEDY iRESTORES KIDNEYS For many years druggists .have watched with much interest the re- markhhle nu-ord maintained by-Dr. Kilfiier’s Swamp-Root; Liu- gh-at kid ney. liter and bladder r<*Hie«|yr— It- i? a physician's jjr^cription. Swjjeip |{<u*i is a strengthening medicine. /Dr. Kilmer used il for years* in his ,private practice. It h?)ps the kidneys, l-ver and bladder do the work- nature intended they should do. • . Swan^-Ropt has stood, the test of years. It is j«ofd by all druggists on its merit and it wi}J help you. "No other remedy can Successfully take its. place.• Be spre to get Swamp-Root and start treatnfenfut once. However, tf-you wish .first to test this great pr«>paration send ten rents to Dr. Kilmer-ly Co. Binghamton. N.^ Y., for a 'sample bnttb* When wrlltng be .sure anl nention Tlie Press and Standard. Walterboro Club JJeld Meeting: The Walterboro Demo« ratfc* Culh held a tfieeting Thursday bight fo* the purpose, of Ytrganizaticrn The at tendance was not so large as is » \ - pected apd nqth i ng.Of- a sen.-afion/i nature cam- up for discussion Yh- meeting was called to order by-Vice* President p. 1." Smith, who presided in, the absefif'e of President Strikes. The following were choset) />f fleers of the Huh fop tho ensu'ng year:’ President. I». I-. Smith;. vi«e- president. I! R, Pitdgeft: secret a rv and treasuw-r. p. B P« urifoy. The eaecutive committee j<« cr>mpose<i of the following iio-mlH-rs: It M^JeJ* furies. IIuco S. Strii klerd. IC X\’ Black. Jr.. J, H Kog, r D L. SbiiVh.’ H. R. Padgett. D, Il Peurifpy A resolution was passed fo te,|uesi tho county hoaTd of registration to return Mqgdav. April 17th. for thb that they offer One Hundred Dollrfra]Pnrpo**' <*f enrolling rl| voters who. for any rase that It falls to cire.^/find thev hate not county regist-a- Speakers at Closing: Walterboro School Arrangement/are being made for the closing exerciaes of the Walter boro schools.' Supt.'Long has al ready had acceptance* from the commencement speakers, as follows: Baccalaureate . Se.-mon. S&nd*y. May 81, by Rev. J. Henry Harms, Newberry College. •„ . Commencement address. Friday evening, May 26. by Dr. Henry N. Snyder', president of Wolford Col lege. ■ t . tion certificates. There being no further business the club adjourned. Mogul 8-16 Price 'Announcement The Real Kerosene Tractor and after April lot the price of the Mogul 8-16 will be $725 cash f. o. b. Chicago. All sales - made and bona iidi Orders taken op to April ist will be filled at the present price of $675 cash f. o. b. Chicago. We want to post yon ahead of time on the coming change. Mogul 8-16, as you know, is the famous tractor that has cut rad costs squarely in. half—operates on theap, common ^ kerosene or coal oil — doesn’t, have to be the highest grade either. It pays for itself in the saving over gasoline. That is why the rise in price — necessary oecause cost of raw materials has risen so high — is of minor importance. Mogul 8*16 is saving and making profit bn thousands of. farms of all sizes./ It will do muclynore for you than your horses can. Get ifi your order now—be ready for spring 5^ work. Sec the dealer who sells the Mogul 8-16. » »* ' v % r , International Harvester Company of America Tie Mogul S-1S U sold by A. Wichman & Son ^Walterboro, S. C. ‘ : FINKEL’S SHOE SHOP r 1 Shoes Repaired and Sold . AllfcWork First Class and Guaranteed. Prices Reasonable.^ All we ask is a Trial. A. F1NKEL, Manager # Glower’s old stand on Court Hou$e Square - * CyMmheriain’it rough ItotiMvIy. From a small beginning the sale and use of this remedy has extended to all parts of the United States andl^r to many foreign countries. When you have need of such a medicine give Chamberlain f’ough Remedy a trial and you <ri|| understand why it haa become so popular-for. coughs, colds and croup. For sale by ail dealers. ■>' SANITARY / AND CLEAN. . . . V , . e % > , * WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON THE CLEANLINESS OF OUR BARBER SHOP AND THE PERSONAL NEATNESS OF OUR BARBERS. V —Let us. attend to your needs— SMITH’S BARBER SHOP H. R. SMITH, Prop. " ‘ - . 4 *> ■ . Next to Terry A Shaffers Main Street. J'orxl • - X 'Just received two cars of FORD CARS, ' Touring arid Roadsters. The Car that will carry you aud BRING YOU BACK. V • N * •- . '• WALJ ERBORO, S. C. X Kirkland Plumbing and Electric Co. . ■ "> •• '• 1 Full line of Electric and Plumbing Supplies al\va> s 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 ifor us to,do. SHOWROOM NEXT DOOR TO TfcRRY & SHAFFER Tskt th« Old SUBdurd GROVB’8 TABTRUCSS chill TONIC. You know what yoa arc Ukiag, ui tb« formal* U Priawd m avazy labal. tSemim* il fc| Maiaa and Iroa iaHB Tha Quinine drives ■ builds up Blacksmith and Wheelwright Shop We have just opened an • up-to-d&te Blacksmith and Wheelright shop between Cook’s Hill and Crew's Ford roads, just irtaide town limits, and are now ready to do your work. We shall appreciate any work given us and we guarantee to give satisfaction. Our prices on All classes of woric will not be high J HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY S. H. DODD & COMPANY