Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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T, July 12, 1916. THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE FTVI ress Good# Just Received # . * Latest Designs for Summer Dresses and Skirts. * c • A *- Also a Full Line of Silk Crepe de Chine and Silk. . ' - 4* s Come and See Us. We Are The Leaders. \ \ \; House \ B. LEVY, Mgr. \s Jake a time tried asd proves remedy lor Liver CompIaiaU, Cost- iveaess. Biliousness, Jaundice, Kidney Troubles, Impure or Bad Blood, Pimples, Indigestion. ^1! suffering from these take Or..Tliacfter’slLivtfi.aiiil Blood Syrup T«v liver sad Kidaeys are year keel (Heads it yea^eaU itl^adeirisn^tfcir^rtWi r ■ ia Seed ceeAbea. kai U yea are bikeas er com- - 90c aad $1 —all dealers. / x We have just purchased an I. II. v. Thresher for grain and are now prepared to t4ire>h any grain in the county as soon as installed. Have also just gotten in a dew <avr nidi outfit, and shall cut lumber for the trarjk 4 at reas-mable prices and in any quantity. Our Ginnery will l>e in first-class condition as soon as cotton opens. We have purchased new >a\vs. new ribs and new brushe*, and liave hud it thoroughly re paired. We shall be pleased to serve our friends and cus tomers in anj^ way possible. Grisj; ifill. Feed Grider. Rice Rubber, Shingle Mill. Complete line of New Idea Patterns f«>r Lady Folks. Complete line of General Merchandise. Ladies’ Hats, et*<, always in, stock. / fire Hill Mercantile Co. o N • / ' D J B KINARD, Mgr. Walterborp^S^C.. Route No 4 * * * * »*» * * *■*****•» * * * Personal Mention * * • ******* * * ******* C. M. Harley was a vialtor to Sa vannah last week. Lucius . Winn; of Savannah, is spending sometime with his aunt, Mrs. R. L. Sanders, at Sandy Dam. Miss Sarah Sheridan and brother, Rutledge, of Greenwood, are visit ing at the home of Mrs. A. A. Wil liams. ** Q-O Mrs. A. C. vonLehe left Waiter- boro Friday on her way to spend the summer in Hivlmioad. Va., with her daughter. Miss Mattie Vance. She will visit at Bamberg for a few days before going on to Virginia. —o-o— " \ liobert .Black, of Ruffin, waa among those who came to town day. —o-o- - Miss Julia'Crosskeys, who livec^ here for piany years, is in town vis iting at the home of her niece, Mrs. L. Melvin Fripp. —o-o— Miss Pearl Grace visited her sis ter Mrs. Kdgar Jayeocks, at Wlg- gins. -o-o— Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Black and daughters, Misses Alma and Nell, and son. Bennie, came over Sunday for a visit to relatives in town. Mr. BlaCfe is a son of the late Sheriff Robert Black, and ha? many relatives and friends who are always glad to see him and his folks. -—0-0 Miss Georgia Ackerman, of Round, was a visitor to Walterboro Monday of this week. J. P. Rem ley, of Weeks, was among those in town Monday. — J. S. Bailey, of Weeks, had busi ness in town Monday of this week. —o-o Constable N. M. Maxcey, of i»moaks, was among those who had business in town Monday. Mrs. George Pinker and hcr.tvv^ children arc spendfng a ruuplp/af weeks in Walterboro.- Evening Post. 0-0 Miss Rebrrc* P. Ffonibetg, of Charleston, lias just arrived in town to spend the summer with “her sis ter, Mrs. M. Bugo^lov. —o-o— Mrs. R. 1L Wichman and daugh ter, Miss Mabel, are spending today jin Charleston on a shopping expedi tion. . X V —o-o— Mr. andMis. J. M. Witsrll and little son. M Itch ell, have gone i Cheravv. Mr. Witsejl wrill return in a few days, but "Mrs. Witsell will re- . main at Cheravy for the snniim r. —o-o— Miss Re^sip i.'ulhini is a visitor^ tlie home of Mis. \V>.tV Acknmnv. Miss Collum is a sister of the Re\ .1. C. Collum, who wa> pastor :t First BapCst church in AV.-nX.rl 01 a' fi vv vi are a gov friends in town. —0-0— * / M. F’. Howell was a busyfc at Htnoaks ' Tu^sihry of charh ston and has i x i itor I vv( ek 0-0^ Mi s. V W. TeJ^on and childr-ft. of F’oit Tampa dty. Fla. t ar*' .--p- nd- ing the siTriuder with Mrs. P. W Risher. r sister, of City, R. Mi-xes Giaie and Quin Hufimau aniVAlva arn^ Hydra, their hrothcis. yC Ehrhardt, are visiting their unci. J. I.. Rcntr at Hotel Albert Mis. A. J. Luoj^ and dautrhtei Reese, of Floildayare >p* nd.ng :;one - t -me in ti i vKiting relntiv*». Mrs. K. O’B Gibbes and si-^t. t their children, have returned to their Mrs ^daude Watson, together with home at Wilson, N. C.. after a pleas ant stay among relatives and friends 1o Colleton. V V 4t $ $ V ♦ * DOES BACKACHE WORRY YOU? ***** 4 * MARRIAGES * ‘ Some W*Uerhoro People Have l.carn- X. Greensboro, N. C. Southern Old Line Insurance Company. Writing all forms of policies at reasonable rates. $1.87 in cash for every dollar liability. EVERY dollar collected IN PREM1MUMS IN COLLE TON COUNTY WILL BE RE- INVESTED IN COLLETON COUNTY LOANS. PATRO NIZE US AND KEEP YOUR money at home- Colleton Insurance and Realty Company !t M. JEFFERIE9, Presiflent. ‘ E. F. SMITH, Manager. jQg %*• V ******* * * ******. Cottageville. July 10.—The mar riage of Mis^ Letitia Addieon and Mr. J. C. Dandridge. which was solemnized Sunday evening .it seven o'clock at the home of the groom's uncle, H. Dandridge. Sr., was an event that centered the interest of many friends of the rontrailing par ties. The ceremony was performed by the Ttev. L. R 'Ackerman and was witnessed only by close friends and near relatives. The bride is a daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Addison, and has many charming ttnalitie-. The groom i« a son of Mr. and Mrs. j J. W Dandridge. and is a prosperous j young farmer of this community, j They have hosts of friends who wish ) them well. r ed How to CiAt Relief. A JMXTOR'S RFMKDV FOR COfCHS As a cure for coughs and colds Dr. Bell’s Pine-T.vr-Honcv combines the?* rer..eilus in just the right pro. pertior to doth* most evo^l for suni- How many people suffer from an aching back? How few know the cause? If it hurts to stoop or lift— If you suffer sudden, darting paint- If you are weak, lame- and tired. Suspect your kidneys. Watch for nature's signal. The first sign may he headache or dizziness. Scanty, painful, or too frequent urination. Nervousness or a constant, dead- tired feeling. Avert the serious kidney diseases. Treat the weakened kidneys with Doan’s Kidney Pills. « A remedy especially for sick kid neys. Endorsed in Walterboro by your friends and neighbors. Mrs. H. F. Towles, WaJterboro, says: *‘I had weak kidneys and a dnil pain in my back. In the morn- ng I was sore and stiff and tired so oa-ilv that 1 didn’t feel like <ioinc tm- housework. I used Doan’s Kid ney Pills and they cured me of all symptoms of kidney trouble. I mcr rvyish* of «old«. A tiial will prove the value of this ‘vpfendid cough medicine. Dr. Bell's Pine- Tar-Honey soothes the irritation, j haven’t suffered-since.” stops your cough, kills the cold Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t germs and does you a world of good. I cimplv ask for a kidney remedy—get A 25c bottle will more Mhan con- < Doan> Kidney Pills—the same that Vince yon—ft will stop your cough j Mrs. Towles had. Foster-Milburn At druggists. v . < ' Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. v./ ■'v Special Announcement L L. SHOOB '• « ** ^ • OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA , ’ ■ . v ' v . M. L. Shoob, from Savannah, Ga„ a well known Dry Goods and Gents’ Fur nishings man, with several stores in Georgia and South Carolina, will open by August 1st, at fy. N. Glover's stand next door to his furniture business, with a full line of MtVs, Ladies’ and* Children’s ready to wear at the cheapest prices ever of fered in Walterboro, as we buy the goods in large quantities for several stores, we can afford to sell them more reasonable. In connection\(ith our business we will have a special tailoring department with a line of material to make suits to order. It will be one of the l^est chances for you to call and see me at the opening cf v Xhe business. \ ' Hill uuggies " if ’ / / jT J MX/i \ ' \/ /MAX ! x x fX ■ ■■ ■ ' - \ 1 - x ■ r ■ ■■■ - I. ^ X H\\rtuiiB cannot purchase an automobile, but eveiyorie van have a good buggy. The tc • / x *. /' , . * x' * / * <f .s * .» rtUjtimo' tune i- here and with it phuk' a:.d gatherings will I e given. lufy-by tin e givestii^ .’apmer tl^ie t«> go to them, and one wishes to go in 'onX^tylr and in com- lort. Wq-Fh-all be pleased to show anyone wlu *aishes to pi.rcha.y^f/a new buggy our superl^Hiie of LOCK HILL Uuggies and Sra’lies, ffie j rice suit. The terms arc good. Come to see u?. \ • - x ROCK HILL OPEN BUGGIES • .$55.00 ROCK HJIJ. TOP BUGGIES - 70.00 ROCK HILL SURRIES •• 90.00 ROC HILL TOP Sl'RKILS •• 100.00 We have on hand a few second-hatid Sunits which we can offer you at a bargain. Call and see our line. A. Wichman & Son C' y/ . • k , y X ‘ \ Colleton’s Leading Hardware Dealers. H. ZAUN CLOTHING STORE x x \v . . • . * X • ’ / ' * - ‘ r V ► • - - X • v f / 4 < Now Ready For Business x » ' • // . x „ <* ‘ '/. • . v . \ ^ *' - X ’ ' ',' - , ' _ . X. . * y • ■ * _ . ^ _ ’ We have just opened our store in the stand formerly occupied by The S. Finn Jew elry Store, and are ready to serve our former customers and friends. We haw a large stock of Men’s and Boys’ Suits, and Men’s and Boy?’ Pants. Ladies’ Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Gents’ and Ladies’ Furnishings. A very large stock of Dress Goods, I>aces, Embroideries, etc. x Ladies’ Hats X \ We have a nice line of Ladies Hats. Being late in the season we bought ftiem at 50 cents on the dollar, and will sell them the same. Come in and see our goiKis and get our prices before buying elsewhere. H. Zalin Clothing Store Next Door to Beach Brow.