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PAGE EIGHT THE PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday, June 14, J9I5, ••***»*• ****** \' DP TO THE MDflJTE W ALTER BORO -BRIEFLETS IW'.' ♦ ♦ FACE DISCOLORED SUFFERED AGONY Gel The Habit and Open every day in the year,. n Ready for business every_ min- - v . i ' Only experienced help await your wants, i v % Something new every day. Prompt Attention and Quick Service KLIN’S DRUG STORE Every Thing The Best. Phone 31. #****««•» riuminent Truui \ t»iU %»aMerttoru ■* J. H. brown, ot Dallas, Texas, came on to South Carolina to be present at the funeral of Lis father. J. C. Brown, who. was buried here Thursday. He arrived top late to attend the funeral, but speat several day# In town, returning to Dallas Tuesday. Sir. Brown is a proiuic- eut bualceSs man of the “Lone Star State,” being engaged In the plumb ing business. He has a .state-u :de' reputation as a contractor. Will Hold ' - Picnic Friday. The members of the Methodist Sunday school are looking ^forward to a picnic planned at Good win’s grove for Friday 0 f this week. I It is expected that there w ill be. a large attendance of members of this Sunday school and their friends fiom other schools. Several com mittees have been^appolnted to have n charge, the arrangements for this meeting. Automobiles will take the pichicers to their place of meeting, leaving the churtM promptly at 9:3f o’clock Friday morning. * . ■ - Second Meeting ’ - of Civic Ijengor. , The ‘second meeting of the Civic League, since its reorganization, will be held In the High School auditor ium bn Mondav night. June IS, at 8 iSO, o’clock, A program for the entertainment of those attending ha« been prepared. and ( plea*ant and profitable evening is anticipated. Following the entertainment the business meeting will be held, and matters of public Interest discussed. The former meeting was so well at tended that a larger crowd can eo °; fidently be expected. Any am} all the citizens of Walterboro are in vited to be present and become mem- Charleston Woman Would Be* come Unconscious for Half a Day. TANLAC HELPED HER Your Goods AT FRANK’S \ I \ l\ V .x V X V x kX *> / I New fife for i your Victor Kver\* Victor Record uts ne w life inUXymX brinies new enjoy ment to yourself aita L.imily. And thf re’s enough \*a- riety in the new s»*lections for you to pick out just the land of music you want. , Come in and hear some of the latest records; or write-us for a descriptive list 'tXX' x X Has Finger Pulled Ofl. .. , P Anderson Xeltles. of the hol ders section, had a painful accident Monday afternoon in W alterboro^ Mr Settles was -leading his horse, and the animal became frightened at something, and suddenly Jerked back, with such force as to tear off the first Joint of the third finger of the right hand. Mr Settles went to the Walterboro Drug Company when' the Drs. Ackerman dressed h‘s wounded hand. This w r as a most painful injury, and will doubtless prove very Inconvenient to Mr. Net tles , / o Graduated at Wofford College. Jarvis E. Thompson, of Lodge, has ust returned from Wofford College, where he graduated a "eel; avo. Mr. Thompson entered the sophomore class and finished the course there in thre e years. He has treepted a pOfltioh as travel in? sab-sman ^nd wllj’begin his duties ’be tirst‘< f )uy o Hev. J. B. Smith Ho*. Accepted < all. Rev. J. R. Smith has accepted the cgll to fill the unexpiyed term of Rev. J. C. Lawson at Bethlehem and Cottagevlile. For the present Jhere will be services at Bethlehem Wed nesday night and at Cottagevlile Thursday morning at 12 o’clock and at night after the 4th Sunday In each month. Rev. Smith resides at Eh- rhardt where he has several church es keeping him busy on Sundays. o- Xevv Of flee —# at Court House. County Superintendent of Educa tion Strickland has move<} into his new office in the Court ILvase. .v ihh Is on the first floor of the old ,c. r t of the Court House. This off. e for merly was used aXrea.«urc’’s • fPre and is much larger »nd more roomy than the one foim'-rly u:-ed by the county aifperlntendeht. * ‘ Cdunty Agent F W. Risher will o< ?upv the office vacated by Mr. -triekhinl. After, having been unable to work for four months on account of ill health, during which period she suf fered from chills, fever, indigestion and that most repugnant and dis comforting of all complaints—belch ing. which would continue for an hour at a time—Mrs. L. Boylet. well known housewife of So. 2 Blake street. Charleston, has added her name to the thousands who have founttrellef in the use of Tanlac. ‘I suffered from indigestion and chills and fever,” states‘Mrs. Boy- let. “My indigestion caused ire ter rible pains in my' stomach and chest, and I would sometimes belch for an hour at a..time. I suffered something terrible at times.^ It seemed that I could not digest any thing that 1 ate. “I suffered from extreme head aches and wa$ extremely nervous, jumping at the slightest noise. Af- f-ating I would have a pretty full fHdirfg in my stomach and I became very freak. These chills and fever would come on me very suddenly. I would be sitting, talking to my friends possibly, and severe pains would start running up my limbs. In a few minutes they would spread to my back and upper body. Then those terrible pains would continue for hours. Chills would set in fnd would go to bed. In a short while 1 would become unconscious, remain ing so for nearly half a day. 1 had these spells about twice a year and have had them for about four years. Sometimes my feet and ankles would swell to double normal size and sometimes a large blister would form on my knees. This would first turn red and burn Just exactly like red hot iron being pressed-to - me. In a day or two It would turn into real blister. When this blister was opened and the water let oyt it would turn into a very bad sore. I tell you. I suffered terribly. I have not been able to work for four months because of*my poor health. Sometimes I would turn black In the face, and have been pronounced dead while In the grip of these spells. These two conditions were gradually killing me. I do not believe that I would have lived very long If I had not got relief when 1 did. "1 read of some of the wonderful things that Tanlac was doing, and one of these statements was that of a friend whom I have known for more than fifteen years. “The relief that I received from Tanlac has been wonderful/ It has relieved me of my indigestion en tlrely. My appetite is just too good I can eat. and crave nearly every thing. "Those headaches- I hr.d (they near!y x drove me out of my mind at times) have been entirely relieved I have not had a headache slnr*. ] started taking Tanlac. and my nerv ousness is gou/. I have not had on- 1 of those spells, although I hav* pass ed the period when they usually come upon me. I do not believe tnat I will ever have them again. They have'eome on m* regularly at about the mfddle of May. and they did not come on me this year becaus; 1 took Tanlac, I know. “Tanlac is certainly a wonderful medicine, and may God bless It am you. I most surely do reeommem it. It has performed a miracle in m>- case.” / Tanlac, the master medicine, is sold-by Johp M. Klein in Walterboro exclusively. -Price; IT,00 per brttle straight. \ their Where you can meet your friends buying clothing, shoes, dry goods and millinery at greatly re- • y ' \* ' « duced prices. Everything nothing but BARGAINS, a* * . ' v. * they all say that we can get more goods for less money * ’ . ' ‘ > * # and better goods for same money at surprisingly low are Misses Fay and Jewel Taylor visiting Mrs. (\ V. Mims in Savannah this week. MII.LKK’H ANTISF.PTIC KNOWS AS Oil. •X \\ 4«» X - X Furniture Co lome Makers” X X For the Next 30 Days SNAKE OIL Will Positively Relieve Pain In Three Minutes. Try It right now for rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago, sore, stiff and swollen Joints, pains in the head, bark and limb*, eorns bunions, etc. After one application pain disappear* as if by magle. failing remedy us*y1 in ternally and externally for coughs, colds, eroup. sore throat, diphtheria and tonsilltis. „ This oil is conceded to be the most penetrating remedy known. Its prompt and immediate effect in re lieving pain is due to the fact that it penetrates to the affected parts at once. As an illustration, pour ten drops on the thickest piece of sole leather and It will penetrate this ’substance through and through In three minutes Oil Is golden red color only. Every bottle guaranteed; 25c and 5f>c a bottle, or money refunded. At lead- in* druggists, John M Klein. AdV. UkeBananaPsi Wonderful, Simple "Oete-It" Vevev Ftils to Remove A»j Con Saaily. •‘Wouldn’t It Jar you? Hero Two bef-n going along for years, with on* rat* corn after another, trying rtd of them with salve* that prices. r~ / 4 m , The Charleston Surprise Bargain House Next Door to Express Office. • X • J. FRANK, Manager. The Walterboro Plumbing & Heating Co. X rX ’ .X •, - ‘ > The Walterboro Plumbing & Heating Co. is still in \ t business under new management We guarantee our work to be strictly first-class, and our prices as reason able as can be made. Give us your work. V . :> J. L. SIMMONS, Manager t- A. WHERE \ Reigns Supreme \ ' / v / \ - \ wm .jrti» \V . Glover’s Pharmacy WHERE X V * vs We Are Always Glad Xx To See You. ■ ■ X - a. i \ S X V x v / X - X * ^ * * * * * * *v ❖ * ❖ * fr fr fr fr « FIRST COTTON BIXH>M fr \ * The-first cottoh bloom to * reach the office of 1510 Press.* and Standard-, was brought In * * Monday from tta'e field of\Ar- *.thur Blocker, of the Black Creek section. \ Mr. Blocker has a field of four acres of this fine cotton, and the first bloom was seen in'this field several *' days before this One was * brought in. * * * * * * * * \ * ******* ********* , f - ■ X . \ * * * fr * — Restored to Good Health. ’ I was sick for four years with 1 stomach trouble.'.* write* Mr*. Otto Gan*, gatt^sville. Ohio. •' “I lost weight andXlt so weak that 1 al most gave up hope of being cured. A friend told nve about Chamber lain's Tablets, sad slncX using two bottles of them I hare been a well w oman." For sale by aR dealers. ■•ettatet Fee fraee ‘ Ceraeeadheve Tews LiSeuadTewr Tees t eat off the toe*, tapes that stick to the stocking, bandages end plasters that make a package of the toes, try ing blood-bringing raaore and scis sors. Then I tried ’Oeta-IC Just once and yow ought to hay* seen thet corn com* off—Just like a banana peel.” It's almple. fronderful. It • the new way. ‘ applied IB two seconds, nev- i healthy flesh or trritntaa. . to press On the corn. Never Bit the old wey* for once any- sray and try •NJets-It" tonight gFor corns, call use*, warts and btinloha. “Oeti-It Is sold everywhere. lie a bottle, or sent direct by E. Lawrence 4 Co.. Chicago, Hi Sold hi Walterboro and recom mended BB the world’s best corn remedy by Walterboro Drug Co., and John M. Klein. receive the proper balance- of to sufficiently nourish both body and bruin during the growing period when nature's demands are greater thaa la Hfe. This is shown in so many pale laces, lean bodies, frequent colds, and lack of ambition. For all such children we say with unmistakable earnestness: They need Scott's Emulsion, and need it now. It possesses la concentrated Iona the very food elements to enrich their Mood. It changes wreak ness to strength; it them sturdy and strong. No aWfrfti x N •. j A HACKIYG CXH'GH WEAKENS THE 8TKTEM t * • Don’t suffer with a hacking couch that has weakened your system—grt a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery, in use over 40 years, and benefitting all who use It. the soothing pin* 1 balsam with tar heal the irritated air passages—soothes the raw spots, loosens the mucous und prevents racking the body with coughing. Dr. King’s New Discovery induces nat ural sleep and aids nature to ,cure you. X X W. A. Beach, a photographer °f\ the Beach section of thexounty ha* derided ta take out a- license and take pictures In Walterboro. He pects to be in towrn Saturday of this- week prepared to take any pictures desired. - X f Greatly Renefftted by CTiambgrlala'i ”1 have used Chamberlain’s Lini ment for sprains, bruises and rheu matic pains, and the great benefit I have received Justifies my recom mending it in the highest terms, writes Mrs. Florence Slife. Wabash. Ind. If yon are troubled with rhe “* matic pains yon will certainly be pleased with the prompt relief which Chamberlain’s Liniment affords. For sale by all dealers. . -