The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 05, 1916, Image 7
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COLLETON REALTY CO.
* «i Jefferies . D. L. Smith
* G«>. Mgr.
W« bay and sell real estate, col-
rents, promote loans. Life, Ac-
cldent. Firs. Tornado, < Bond, In*
Walterboro, S. C.
WKSIJEY CHAPEL
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EYES
gyese examined scientifically.
Glasses and Artificial EysA Fitted!
Satisfaction guaranteed
• J. A. WESTEREERG.
Optometrist. * ' s
Endorse by Globe Optical C*>.
Dr. A. J* Anderson,
Dental Surgeon/
Office Honrs: 9 a. m. to 2 p. no.;
tp. nu to • p. m. Phone 100-X.
Walterboro, S. C.
D. B. PEURIFOY
Attorney at Law
Practice in el) Courts.
Office Opposite Court House
' ' Walterboro, S. C.
HEBER R. PADGETT
. Attorney at Law
Prompt Attention To All Business.
Walterboro. S. C. •
H. W. Black ' Timothy Hardin
Drs. Black & Hardin
Dentists. *
Office next door to V\ ■< H oro Drug
Compan •.
Office Hours: 8:30 a. ui. to 2:30 p.
m.; 3:09 p. m. to 6:00 p. m.
Phone 67-J.
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Ehrhardt. March 27.—The farm
ers of this section are about-through
Planting corn and are beginning to
get «eady to plant cotton.
Rev. C. S. Felder preached a^very
able and interesting sermon at Wes-
ley Chapel Sunday afternoon.' There
was quite a'large congregation pres
ent. Those who attended from oth
er churches were: Mr. and Mrs. \\\
M. Kjnard, of St. Johps, Frank Polk,
.of Cross Swamp and Mr. and Mrs.
| J. T. Polk, of Islandton
Mrs. John Ulmer, of Woodruff,.is
at the bedside of her mother,* Mrs.
Mande Yarn, who has been very sick
for some time. We are glad to
know she is on the road to recoveryiu
nvain ' : »
again.
Mr. and. Mrs. G. W. Fralix, of
Lodge, spent Sundpy very pleasantly
at the home oj/fne latter’s uncle. J.
H. FenJ
Etlith Folk has been sick for
seteral days. Her many friends hop'
she wil| soon be out again.
Miss Alma Carter, of Hampton,
has been spending some time at th**
home of her uncle. T h. Carter. She
has returned home.
A good many of the folks of this
community attended field day at
Hampton Friday.
The jnany friends of Miss Beulah
Folk will be glad to know that she
is able to got out again. .
Miss Mittje Carter returned home
a few days ago. She had to go to
Baker’* Infirmary in Charleston for
an operation.
Mrs. J. H. Fender has been very-
sick for some time. » . •
J. C). Barnes purchased an Over-'
land touring car a few days ago. He
seems to he w^l! pleased with it. nl-
thought if ran irito a dit«*h Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Hiers s spent
Sunday at the home of their sister.
Mrs. G. Rizer.
OIL MILL PRESIDENT
STRONG IN ITS PRAISE
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Prominent Lawrenceville, JJa.,
Manufacturer Tells
Experience.
HAD STUBBORN TROUBLE
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:TC. Cv Cooper DeeUrr* Tkalac “I*
Cnquestionahly the Best Thing
I Ever Tried.”
The Tanlac office is simply floodetL i°. n we **ber. For this office there
these days with letters of endorse* be three eandidates as follows:
CHAS. W. GMtVI ll A CANDIDATE
, The card of Chas. W. Glover jjp-,
pears in this.ft'sue of The Press and
Standard announcing his candidacy
foe warden of'the town in the ap
proaching municipal election. Mr.
Glover needs no introductipn to tlte
voters of Walterboro, he being per
sonally known to everyone of them.
He was horn stnd reared here and
has been tri busihr’Ks* here to* sev
eral years. He has n*ver aspired fo
any puidic office tiefore. and his,
friends foci that he will make a win
ning race. ’
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CHARLESTON, S.C.
Cabbage Plants
The Front Proof Kind tliat Makes
Heads.
500 for oc
1,000 for • •##•• •••*•* •••••01*25
3,000 for «. • •• • • • ••.• • • • •••03.00
5,000 for ##•••••••••••••• 04*00
3,000 for *6.40
10,900 for . ..V. 97.59
C. fl. ANDERSON & SON
MEGGETT, 8. C.
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* Write me aad I will ex- *
* plain bow 1 was cored In 4 *
* days of m severe case of *
* Piles of 40 years standing *
* without pain, knife or deten- *
4i tlon from business. No one *
* need suffer from this dis- *
* ease when this humane core $
* etna bo had right here in *
* Booth Carolina. *
* R. M. JOSEY *
* Lamar, 8. C. *
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NOT ENOUGH CHIUIIOI
ever receive the proper balance of food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
nature’s demands .are greatej^than in
mature life. This is shown in so many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,'
aud lack of ambition.
For all such children we say with
unmistakable earnestness: They need
Scott’A^imulsion, and need it. now. It
possesses in concentrated form the very
food elements to enrich their blood. It
changes weakness-to strength; it make*
them sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
* Scott*Bowse,Bloomfield.N.l. 1
For Sale
HIGH GRADE '
MEAL CONTAINS
POTASH. IK) YOU
WANT IT?
nttKD WANTED
* THE BEST -
—AND—
CHEAPEST FEED.
Wakerlpro Oil MiU
ment from well known men and wo
men of the South. In the past three
days testimonials have bee* received
from H. W. Hill, a well known Ten
nessee bank president; Hon. E. T.
Stead, superintendent of schools of
Carrol! County, of Carrollton. Ga.,
and many others prominent in com
mercial and professional life. The
last addition to the list being C. C.
Cooper, president of the Georgia
Home Cotton Oil Co., of Lawrenrc-
ville. Ga.
Mr. Cooper aside from being one
of the most prominent, business men
of bis home town, is well known
throughout this section of the coun
try. Mr. Cooper's unqualffied en
dorsement is. therefore, to be con
sidered of great important and the
public will undoubtedly be much in
terested it> what he has,to say. Mr.
J’ooper said:
. “For sevens or eight-years, at least.
I have suffiTe,! Ttoni a Very bad form
of stoniach trouble, from which I
’have been unable to obtain the
slightest relief. Fop months I have
been in a very badly run down con
dition, and suffered endless annoy
ance from bad digestion. severe
headaches, nervousness and loss of
appetite. ~
“Not until I began faking Tanlac
a' short time ago havh I been able to
notice the least improvement in my
condition. In fact, Tanlfcc is '. the
otjlj; thing that ha* given me any re
lief. ‘and T expfv t to rqmplete',' the
X"ll treatment of six bottles. It,Is
unquestionably the best thing, of Its
kind I ever tried, as I am groatly
improved in many ways. I heartlV
recommend the preparation .to my
friends. This shows'what I think of
tt.’/
Commenting on Mr. Cooper’s
statement. T. \V. Calyon. State
nfpppt pH'^South (Virolina for J’an-
lac, said: . “Hundreds of such state
ments are reaching us from all parts,
and it is indeed gratifying to see
that so many people are using Tan-,
lac with such splendid results.
“The fame of the medicine Is rap
idly spreading over the entire coun
try. Thousands 'everywhere are be
ing bene fit ted'll nd beyond all-doubt
nothin^ has ev£r been placed on the
mftrket in the .way of proprietary
medicine that has attained such Im
mediate prominence and widesprea 1
popularity.
“Over one million bottles of thii.
celebrated medicine was sold in nine
months time and it Is unquestion
ably the most widely talked-of medi
cine in the w.orld today. The great
est evidence of its merits M the fact
that those who once buy. the first
bottle invariably continue the. trea'*
ment and recommend it to their,
friends.”
Tanlac. the master medicine. Is-
spld by John M. Klein in Walterboro
exclusively. Price: $1.00 per bottle
straight.
A GOOD FAMILY* COUGH SYRUP.
Can be made by mixing Pine-Tah
Aconite. Sugar. Hyoscyamus. Sassa
fras, Peppemnint. Ipecac, Rhubarb.
Mandrake, Capsicum. Muriate Am
monia. Honey and Glycerine. It Is
pleasant, healing and soothing, rais
es the phlegm, and gives almost in-,
stant relief. Fpr convenience of
those who prefer not fuss, it Is sup
plied ready made In 2Sc bottles un
der name of Dr Bell's ’Pine-Tar-
Honey. Can be had at your drug
gist. Insist on getting Dr. Bell's
Pine-Tar-Honey- and see that the
formula's on the package.
National Bank
For Brunson
Politic* Getting
Active at Smoaks
A representative citizen of
Smoaks was in Walterboro last week
and gave out s^me political dope
friMn that Tittle and prosperous city
In upper Colleton. He stated that
there was much talk of candidates
and what they are going to aspire
for this year, and that there will he
no lack of candidates a little later.
Locailv much interest is centering
artAmd the race for magistrate. P.
J. Wilson has held this-office fpr
many year's, and will be a candidate
to succeed himself. He will be op
posed at least by two candidates, ac
cording to this gentleman, end they
are A. P Smith and O. W. Lyons.
Another race in which the people
are interested locally Is that of cot-
Jas. A Carroll, for re-election, M
S. Strickland and Hansford Smoak.
Others may. enter.
Warren township will also have
her quota of representatives in coun
ty politics. For sheriff F. J. Berry
has announced hi* ; ntention to mak**
the race l.. c. Padgett w ill run for
countl supeiint. n \»nt of education;
J. Morris*Black for coroner. S. I’.
J. Garris. Jr.. A. C. Prdg»tt and B’.
L. Jones, and J. C. Goodwin are
mentiqre 1 as possible candidates for
the H ouSe* ' \
There may bo other candidates for
the varioifi- offices, but ibis gentle
man whs.not ser^ they would an
nounce themselvc'. lie. stated there
would be several nn.ndates for cot
ton wyigher. at Williams, but 0 was
not <Rur* 'a,<« to the names.
Thousands of the best women inO -
the world are bearing, the burden of
backache, headache, dragging pains, a
miserable half-dead, half-alive condi
tion, produced by chronic internal de
rangements. Mrs. Joseph Lacelle, 124.
Glenora Ave., Ottawa East, Ontario.
Canada, is one of the fair women ox
America who has had her experience with this sort of a burden.
Her experience is similar to the multitude of other women
•whose letters are recorded in the “Ills of Life.” A copy of •
this free booklet ought to be in the hands of every housewife _
in the United States. Read what Mrs. Lacelle says:
‘7 suffered with backache, headache and dragging Pams for
wer nine months, and nothing relieved me until / took Peruna.
This medicine is by far better than any other medicine for these
troubles. A few bottlet relieved me of my miserable half dead,
half alive condition. / am now in good health, have neither ache
nor pain, nor have / had any for the past yean . If every suffer
ing woman would take Peruna, they would soon know its value
aud neper be without it.” '
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!OP, LOOK AND READ THIS
i man loves A girl, that 1>| busi
ness; Ny
i girl loves a man that’s her bust-
nesst >■
they get married that’s thetr
business.
4f you want your automobile seat
ereda and clothes cleaned, see
» New York Pressing Club; for
t’s their business. *
ew York Pressing
* Club
CASTOR OIL
| Kellogg’s Tasteless
—Absolutely Pure
i —UnfUvored ^
-100^-Eficicnt
13-ounce bottle 15o
J •• •• 25o
Walterboro Drug Company.
NO OTHER LIKE IT.
NO OTHER A* GOOD.
Purchase »h-“NEW HOME” nn.i y^ti willhaT*
• lilf a»'M at the rru-> > >u kav. The elimination ot
repair e*j>ctii>e by superior workmanship and !>e*t
qualify of material imur-t life-lone «ervu-at mini,
mum coat. InV.t cut hav;irjthc NEW HOME •
WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME. \
Known the world,over f •ririptri .r aewin* quahtie*.
.X"t aolil under any other name.
THE HEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.,OiUNGE t MAS&
FOR DALE BV
BROWN FlTtNITtHE COMPANY.
' Walterboro, 8. C. >
MAKE WORN EASIER
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W*«Ili : lh*»t> People Aif PIciimn! to
lu-.tin llov It II.-ik Itcvn Done.
It’s pretty hard tft'attcnd to dlitio^
With a constantly aching back;
Wit h~wnnoying urinary disorders:
l»o.in‘< Kidney Pills have made
work easier. ' -
So thousands have gratefully tes
tified.- ' -A '
Tl». y’re for bad backs.
They’r*' for \vea.k Vidneys.
Walt* :boro people gratefully rec-
omnn’mi Doan’s. •
'!> A. Rickenbaker. Britlge St..
Walt< tlx >. says:* “Abd.ut three
year- ko. I had a dull pain in my
bark and in the tnorpring. when 1
get uj'. ! au sore and rtfff. I tired
ea.-il. ;vr i it was an effort for me to-
do my fit.,is<'work. . I fried lots of
re’rmiit-> but the trouble contin-ied.
V fia-nd reiOmmended DoaTi’s Kid
*e>* Pills to me.ivnd I got sont*' aV
Mr ’ V- !; *Loro Drug Co. They soon
gav • me reliet.” ’ ''
P.i(e .'."c, at all dealers. Don’t
fclmplv ask for a kidney remedy— get
Doan’- Kidney Pills tlm pane that
Mrs iUckenbakef had. Foster-Mil-
burn ( o . Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
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KIRK AT EHRHARDT
Ehrhardt, March 3i>.—Ycrterdav
morning the residence of Mrs. W.
P. Pate, in Ehrhardt. was destroyed
bv fire. The residence was occuple 1
at .the time by Mr. H. R. Pearlst’ne.
The fire «.ts, first discovered-in th**
ryof. and it is piyobable that it
Vaught froth th/* flue. The wind
was fortunately blowing in a favor-
aide direction for confining the blaz*
to this buildiOK. although it seenied
ii:unin*yit at times that some of the
neighboring houses would catch. Tfie
residence . was worth, it Is stated,
about. $3,500. and very little insur
ance was carried.
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- AVOID SPRING COLDS
Sudden changes,' high winds, shift-
rg seasons cause- colds and grippe,
and thesh spring colds arc annovipg
nd dangerous and are likely to turn
into a chronic summer cough. In
-Th cases take a treatment of Dr.
King** New Discovery, a pleasant
laxative Tar Syrup. It soothes the
cough, checks the cold and help.«
break up an attack of grippe. Its
already prepared, no mixing or fus
sing. Just ask your druggist for a
bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery.
Tested and tried for over 40 years.
COLLETON’S RANK, DIRECTORY
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THE COLLETON BANKING COMPANY
OF walterboro. s. c.
Total Resources ! . .$22«.429'.3d
M.WIXGS ACCOUNTS ANp ALL ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
JXO. F^LLTAS. n. h. FRASER, H. W. BLACK. Jr .-
President. .Cashier. ‘ Vice-President.
A,
THE FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK
’ OF WALTERBORO, S. C. '
CAPITAL AND SVRPLUS $58,790.09
All RankiiiK Ituslneaa Ho!lclte<l. S|»ecial Attrition to Saving^
AcconittN, Large or Small.
R. H. WICHMAN. I. M FISH BURNK. o A.-H. WICILMA#
I resident. Casliier. ••Vice-President.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
' /* OF WALTERBORO, S. C.
CAPITAL STOCK, SURPLUS, ETC $35.602.f4
Only Hank in County Under U. S. G<ivernni«‘ut Sii|ierviVion. ’
JAS. E. PEURIFOY, C. (i. PADGETT. K. E. JONES
PresidepL Cashier. *' Vice-President.
THE BANK OF RUFFIN
RUFFIN. S. C7
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS *. $!).450.00 ' ’
DEPOSITORS RECEIVE* SPECIAL .CONSIDERATION
H. D. PADGETT, Jr t JOEL P. PAdMJETT, J; W. MILKY. Jr.,
* President. . Cashier. ' Vice-President.
II. F. BID,LAND, 2nd Vice-President’
BANK OF SMOAKS
SMOAKS, S. C.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS V.
SAKE. PROGRESSIVE,
. . . . $13,000.00
ACXXOMODATING
JV. H. YARN. A. EUGENE YARN, 8. P. j/gARRIS, Jr.
President. r Cashier.^. . Vice-President.
Proposes Ford
Organization
The First National Bank of Brun
son., S. C., has been chartered and
opened for business Saturday, April
1. This Is the only national bank
in Hampton county.
Judge James E. Peurifoy. of Wal
terboro. is president, W.„J. Holla-
day, of Bronson, is viee-president.
and D. F. Moore, Jr., of Brunson,
cashier., The directors are as fol
lows: G. L. Barnes, M. L. Moore.
W. J. Holladay. D. F. ■ Moore, Jrl.
and James E. Peurifoy.
(The business men of Hampton
county welcome this progressive en
terprise. y , - •
SCHOOL TEACHER
Ward* off Yermi Break Dow*
Alburtis, Pa. —“I am a teacher in the
public schools and I eo\ into a very ner
vous run-down condition. I could not
sleep and had no appetite. I was tired
all tne time. My sister asked me to try
Yinol. I did so,and within a week my ap
petite unproved and J could sleep all
night and now I feel well and strong.”—
Rosa M. Keller. Alburtis. Pa.
We guarantee Vino), our delicious cod
!iver and iron tonic, for all weakened
run-down conditions and for chronic
loughs, colds and bronchitis. * *''•
John M. Klein, Druggist,
“ Walterboro, 8. C--*
W. J. Taylor, an enthusiastic Ford
owner, desires to see the owners of
these popular cars perfect an or
ganization. To this end he will be
glad fo hear from them as to what
they think of the feasibility of. such
an organization. There are sev
eral hundredrFord cafs In this coun
ty and Rizer * Ayer cannot get them
fast enough to supply the demand.
Mr. Taylor Is of the opinion'thnt
an organization of these owners will
be helpful In- many ways. Aside
from the social features and these,
are manifold, such as Ford picnics.
Ford trips and Ford parties, he is
of the opinion thst by pooling their
interests Ford owners might be able
to secura better prices for their}
♦ ires, and other parts for Ford ears.
Mr. Taylor atates that if inhere is a
-hfflrient. Interest shown he would
be glad to assist in a call for a, meet
ing, for the purpose of organi^ifig.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
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OF COTTAGEVILLE. 8. C. ‘ **
CAPITAL^ND SURPLUS jjj 2 oo 00
EVERY BANKING NEED Ft)it BUSINESS PEOPI K
B. H. WILLIS, , W. E. WILLIS, B 0 WILLIS. M. D.
President. Cashier. Vice-President.
KEEP YOUR SKIN njvAR AND
HEALTHY
There U only ptte wav to have a
’ear. healthy,romplexion afid that
is to keep the bowels activc-wod reg
ular. Dr. King's Nyw Life Pills will
make your complexion healthy and
hear, move the how,els gen)ly. stim
ulate the liver, cleanse the svstem
and purify the JxJooA. A splendid
'•ring medicine. 25c. at your Drug
gist
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POet Cured la 6 to 14 Days.
Your (traggist win yeftmd Tuonrj if RAZO
OIXTXIENT fail* to core any com of Itchiag.
Blinrt. Bteediag or Proirudlag Pile* la 6 to M <U v «
■MM tpplicatton *ivr» Em«
DentorstrStor J. .1 Heard, of Bam
berg. was in town Sunday on a visit
to» friends, ’tyr. Heard' has taken
hold of his Work in Bamherg with
energy anil is frta,t gating into
touch with the requirements of his
TIm first
Ami. position. .
THE BAILEY-LEBBY COMPANY
Machin^y; Mill and Plumbing Supplies
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Automobiles, Tires andlAccessories
Agents For
. The U. S. Tire Company’s
CELEBRATED G. & J. TIRES
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Charleston, South Carolina
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THE OLD RELIABLE
' BLACKSMITH SHOP v
The biwines.f formerly conducted by E. P. Knight
here is being continued. . D. E. Knight, an experienced
worker, has become associated with us, and has active
charge of all work in the, shop. He is an expert'bhufe-
smith, wheelwright and cabinet maker.
/ HORSESHOEING DONE BY EXPERTS
MRS. E. P. KNIGHT & CO. .