The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 07, 1916, Image 7
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Wednesday, June 7, 1916
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
PAGE SEVEN
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Copyrtaht ItU by
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You’ve heard many an earful about the Prince Albert -
patented process that cuts out bite and parch and lets you
WTK^f- your fill without a comeback! Stake your bank roll that
it proves out every hour of the day.
Prince Albert has always been sold
, without coupons or premiums. >We k
prefer to give quality! ~ .
There’s sport smolring a pipe or rolling
your own, but you know that you've got
to have the right tobacco!. We tell you
Prince Albert will bang the doors wide
open for you to come in on a good time
firing up every little so often, without a
regret! You’ll
Albert
the national joy smoke
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your smoke past
be sorry you cannot
feel like
has been wasted and will
back up for a fresh start.
You swing on this say-so like it was a tip to a
thousand-dollar bill!' It’s worth that in happi
ness and contentment to you, to every man
who knows what can be
gotten out of a chummy
jimmy pipe or a makin's
cigarette with
Prince Albert for
“packing”!
Tabor Graded
School Closed
* I. RETNOUB TOtACCO CO.
N.C
ThU u the rtvrnt
•xt* of the tidy
red tig
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Si
T HE Prlne*
Albert tidy
ryd tin. and in
fact, every Princa
Albert package, baa
T a real meavage-to you
on itejfeverie aide. Youll
read —“Pk^ceaa Patented
. July 30th. IWTX. Thatmeana
that the United State* Govern
ment ha* granted a patent on th*
proceaa by which Prince AJURrt to
made. And by which tonfue fc.r<* and
throat parch are cut out f Every
where tobacco i* acid you'll And
Prince Albert awaiting ycrul
fh toppy red bag*. 5c; tidy*
red tin*. 10c: handsome
pound and half pound
tin humidert and In
that clever crystal-
glass humidor, with
sponge - moistenee
top. that keeps the
tobacco in auch
fine condition—
always! *
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■YOURS FOR-REFRESHMENT
Tabor, sthoi](l jt8 closinp pn-
tertainnunt Wednesday evening.
May 24.
After the son^ of welcome and
prayer by Kev. Walter Biatk, the
followine program was successfully
carried out and enjoyed by a goo l
ftijdience.
Recitation of Welcome by Louise
Herndon.
"Lady Flora,” by tea little girls.
Play.- ••>5ue> Beau to PinneY.*'
Sonp > "Go to.Achool,” by primary
grades ,
Cap Prill* by primary grades.
Pantomime. "Love’s Triumph."
Vacation song by school.
Play. "That Mischievous Negro."
. Tableau. "Stolen Sweets.”
Pantomime. "Give me the Wings
of Faifh."
*• P4«y. "Love and Hynor."
Play. "11‘ji-petked Ikey.”
Play. • Plating Tricks on a Negro
P.oy." /
Sonc. Peter’s Problems.”
Pantonnyie, "Star Spangled Ban-
ner." ' ... ' y— .
gone. "Tabor S< h 'ol."
Pgntomine. "Saviour Pilot Me.”
Song,'"Good-bye School PaVs.” -
THe follotting 1« a list of tbos’
who rtveived cards of distinctiiMi:
Ethel Grooms, Klerby' Crosby,
Brantby H-rndon. ’'‘Eugene Mdrris,
Attie lloirv, Ge rge Hudson, Win
dell Ruvison. Nina Morris.'
Elh< S Grooms received the card of
honor" for having attained the high
est average.
,Florid- Mjrlson received, the card
for the ti->t depo-tment:-
Lelia ^orris received the card
for constant attendance, she being
the onfv one who was not absent a
single dav during the session.-
The following. Is a list of thos*v,
who w.*i* promoted,-• and whose
names iere .enlisted on the roll of
honor-far ha.ing made an .eligible
average:\ .
Engyne Morris.
EVrby i'rosby, Lelia ^Morris, Mae
BerTy \tti*•• ReTry, Uiantley Hern
don, Mn. Morris. Yeja,Crosby, Geo.
Hudson Windell Hudson.
W* feel that we have this |eMion
had on. >f tire most successful nn<l
progre-- si [voids in Colleton. Otir j
prin« ip. Miss N dlennett, has h»*en
unaninyiSly re-eb^nted.. and we hop-
she S\il accept. M1i*s Bennett has
retdrn- 1 to her home aVLodge ^here
tohe w ill spend her summer vacation,
-but has promised to visit d^ie school
asamittion. \
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MILLEH’S ANTISEPTIC OIL
Snake Oil
Mow Wonderfully Penetrating, Pain
Ikelieving and Healing
Oil Known.
It is creating a sensation through-
oAf the sou'h. where it is being intro
duced. Many thousand people are
now using it with gratifying results.
Foi rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago,
sote. stiff and swollen joinfs, corfis,
bunions or whatever the pain may
be, apply , the oil to the affected
p: its, and it '’.dll disappear as if by
magic. For sote tbt«»1^'< c roup, grip-
diphtheria and tonsilrtis it has been
Jfo.ind most effechKe. Every bottl 1
g iaranteed at leading druggists. .Ino.
M Klein. Adv.
MISS AC.NFS It.W ENEL
“Why Swear, Dear?
, Un ‘Gets-lt’
!S Corael u
Ifitlxalew Plan. Simple. Sort ai
Fata. Applied in a law Second!.
"Why, John, I neTtr knew you to
use such language! I’ve told you
Mveral times It's no use to try those
bsLCages, salves, tapes, plasters, and
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Smoaks. June 3.XThe Sunday
school picnic on the riH-r below
Green Pond church last week was
enjoyed by all present, oppeeially
some of the young set
Mr. and Mrs C. C. Garris are *t next term.
home for the summer.
Mrs. Walter J. Berry, who tta^
been ill for the past week, it conva
lescing. t
Messrs. Leslie and Pauls made j
flying trip to Augusta one day last
week.
Miss Ravenel’s .
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Summer Work
The last issue of The . Suhdav
SchooP'Promoter gave-its front cov
er page to a cut of Miss Agnes Rav-^
t-nel, who made so favorable an im
pression as teacher in the Waiter-
boro school, and who will be her**
The following is taken from the
Promoter:
The State Sunday School Associa
tion has been exceedingly fortunate
in securing the services of Miss
Agnes Ravened as an Elementary
Superintendent for the year and
Field Secretary for the summer.
Miss Ravenel is by no means a
stranger to many of the Sunday
u The many friends of Br. Thomp
son are congratulating him on the
arrival of a fine girl, in his home. stranger to many or tne sumiay a ) etter a woman who
Mrs. J. ©. Berry has been quite school workers of the State, as t,a<] to work, but was too weak and auf-
il| for the past few days. has been a speaker at a number of
P M Berry spent a few days ' State and county conventions^ and
\ The Sunday school workeis
tfNumghout the Stat** will he greatly
inoWsted in the announcement that
Mi-- *^gnes Ravenel, of Spartanburg,
h.** beeXsecured for field wbrk dur
ing the summer months. Miss Rav
en* l is a young'woman of education
and culture, and for several years
has been active in ^religious work.
Th* Central f’bmnUttee Believe that
she will be of large serve*, to the
Sunday school cause of the State.—
Sunday School Promote^.\
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HELP FOB )
WORKING WOMEN
Some Have to Keep on Until
They Almost Drop. How
Mrs. Conley Got Help.
How she
Mrs
WaaMat Lm« Your Tempos, Joha.
u *oa Csod 'Goto-It" for Thooo Cora*!’’
Jjrtraptlon* for corns.* Here’s somo
^ta-It*. it*» Just wonderful how easy,
titar *nd clean* U makes any corn
«cmt right oft. Takes but a few see-
®»os to apply. It dries at once. Put
Jour sock on right over it.—there’s
fJKbluf to stick or roll up. form a
oondie of your toe, or press on the
torn. It'a painless, simple as rolling
* log. Now put away those knives.
J^hrs and scissors, use 'Gets-lt’ and
»ou 11 kave a sweeter disposition and
o° mors corns and calluses.”
Gets-lt” to sold by druggists every
where. 25c. a bottle, or sent direct by
E Lswrencs A Co., Chicago. I1L
Sold in Walterboro and • recom
mended aa the world’s best corn
remedy by Walterboro Drug C6., and
J obn M. Klein.
’•reuily Benefitt^d by Chamberlain**
Liniment.
1 have used Chamberlain’s Lini
ment for sprains, bruises and rheu-
m^tio pains, and the great benefit I
^* T e received justifies my recom-
u m the" highest terms.”
* r ‘b’R Mrs. Florence Slife, Wabash.
lB, l- If you are troubled with rheu-
pains you will certainly be
jdea*Hl with the prompt relief which
baniberlain’s Liniment kffords For
^ by ai] dealers.
here this week.
Mr. and Mm Henry Yarn
moved into thei? handsome new res
idence.
Miss Mamie Hiers has returned
from a pleasant visit to Columbia
and other places.
J. O. Berry went to Walterboro
Thursday.
The new Methodist < hur< h her> is
about complete with th* e.xrepHon
of painting.
Mrs. Ira Maxcy visited relat.v s
in Branchville last week.
"Leek” Lyons is quite ill at *his
writing We hope for him a speedy
recovery.
at the home of her parents Tiear helpe<l recently in the organization
of several counties. Miss Ravenel i*
ha\e particularly well fitted for this work.
She id an honor graduate of Con-
verjse College, and is an experienced ;
and practical Sunday school teacher. |
As superintendent of the Beginner^' |
Department and chairman of the j
Missionary'Department in th** First j
Pfesbyterian Sunday school of Spar- j
tanburg. she has shown exceptional j
Tiility% x She is an inspiring and in- j
toresting speaker, and has the hnp-
:ty faculty of pfesenting Sunday
school work in a way that makes her
hearers want to get to work carry
ing out.some of her very practical
plans She will attend all of the
county conventions held during the
summer. - -V «. - - . .
ft-rsd too much to continue,
regained health
Frankfort, Ky. —”1 suffered so much
frith female weakness that 1 could not
do my own work,
IM >EN
Bilious Attack*.
When you have a bilious attack
your liver fails to perform its func-'
You become constipated. Th'
Hoan'« Liniment cured . me."iIlona 'You become .onstipaied Tho
^ us* r If vou 1 food you eat ferments in your stoni-
SIA BAN'S I.IVtMJAT HELP
RHEUMATISM?
Ask the man who use? it. he
knows. "To think I suffered all
these years when one -5 cent bottle J
of
w nte
have n*r»eutnat:sai o" suffer from
Neuralgia. Ba* ka he Soreness and
St.fines*, don't put ofUgetting a br.*.
tie of Sloan’s It will g»ve yiou usch
welcome relief. Jt warms and soot^|They wilt tone up your liver clean
es the sore, stiff painful places and j out your stom»ch _»Bd^you wiU »«m
vou feel so much better. Buy
any Drug Store, only 25 cents
bad to hire it done.
I heard so much
about Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable
Compound that I
triedit. I took three
bottles and 1 found
it to $$ all you
claim. Now I feel as
well as everl did and
am able to do all my
own work again. I
recommend it to any woman suffering
from female weakness. You may pub
lish my letter if you wish. Mrs. James
Conley, 516 St. Clair St., Frank fort, Ky.
No woman suffering from any form of
female troubles should lose hope until
she ha* given Lydia E. Pinkham’a Veg
etable Compound a fair trial.
Terry i Shaffer
. 7 CAKES OCTAGON SlAP
• 25 Cents.-
7 POUNDS STARCH, LUMP
25 Cents *
k * , e ~
BEST grist; per sack. -
$1.95
BEST FLOUR, per bbl ,
\ $6.00
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GRANbLATED SUGAR. 11 pounds
$1.00
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BROWN. MULE TOBACCO. Caddy.
$3.25
IRISli POTATOES, per pe»k.
40 Cents •
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DUKES MIXTURE TOBACCO,* per
dozen.
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50 Cents
BUTT MEATNper pound,
'10 Cents .
COW PEAS, p<M bushel,
$1.00
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kiU,s and completely consumes
the body of the rodent, leaving
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no resulant odor.
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It really does what other-i
claim to do. ^
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Harmless to handle, but do
not take internally.
SAFE. SURE, SANITARY.
Price 15 cents a package, two
for 25 cents.
Koger Hardware Co.
Walterboro, S. C.
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TFiis famous remedy, the medicinal
. , ingredients of which are derived from
aeh Instead of digesting. This in ', riI ,tive roots and herN, ha? for forty
flames.the stomach and causes n a tt: y^j-s poved to be a most valuable tonic
***a. vomiting and a terrible head- ^
ache. Take Chamberlain’s Tablets
it at t>e as well as ever. They only com
j a quarter. - For sale by all dealers.
and invigorator of the female organism.
All women are invited to write
to the Lydia E. Pinkbam Medi
cine Co., Lynn, Mass., for special
advice,—it will be confidentiaL
THE OLD RELIABLE .
BLACKSMITH SHOP
The business 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 black
smith, wheelwright and cabinet maker.
HORSESHOEING DONE BY EXPERTS
MRS. E. P. KNIGHT & CO.
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