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/ * #• PAGE sa THE PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday, July 19, 1916. .f v j fi / 4- If \4- L ^ I it' - j pi J f'l' ‘K.*- •' X 'I Kathleen Finch, Maybelle PUtl aad »***♦*♦• • ♦ ****«♦ • V ** J Kiob Finch. ■ _» waLl- >- ADAMS MUX * MIm Bessie Martin left Wednes- STOKES a /sir/sswsn,* . * ^ ^ vUU g|#ter Mri wnUe jw . . | Piatt, at Mt. Holly. • * Ja**? Mlaa Msyhelle Platt spent last j Adams Run. i week-end in C harleston. While t* e seeks have * c an(1 ’ there she took the examination for crops this year, was mortal of Mrs Legare and ( ‘ ^ I Mrs. O. W. Beach, of Port Tampa. - ? W appeared In The Home Economics Club and Fla., and mother, Mrs. W. F. Rob- of thoir deaths naa appoarea in BrM( j |, e | d an b ji ^ay ertson. snent Thursday nirht verv three -'weeks have passed since all wees-enu ■“ * While that Lois tlce ...... —^ — m t 1 your, columns. RJeel I must •give G‘ rI » expression to the sorrow felt by the/ meeting last Tuesday. Miss Napier friends over this unusual sorrow, a was present. Luncheon was .erred double bereavement, mother and on ground and a >er> p daughter. Lois was such a me^ry,| and jrofltabje day^was^spe | ••«»•*«******** Stokes, July 14.—The farmers in thUr- aectioa have «ii got very fine ertson. spent Thursday night very pleasantly with Mr. and Mrs. W. K Beach, of Mt. Carmel. Mrs.' Hattie Carter was a pleasant caller at the home of her son. Mr. 8. P. Carter, Thursday. ' i Mr. and Mrs. Norman Drawdy, of Smoaks. visited Me. and Mrs. E. B. Bennett Sunday. Misses Meerece and Johnnie Smith appreciative child and never falling Delemar Platt. Mr. ^o thank one. for the smallest service. I Platt. *• the sold.er boy. camp, that f like fo think how she would . froni th |lf emlle and feel deep apprecliJ Miss Eva Perry, daughter of Mrs. , tldh could she only come beak to do ]^ J 0 * pn *er ^rin'ing at ' of Hartsville. are .pending sometime so. for the tears of love and sorrow | ' I-ith friends near Stokes, shed by the many friends, bdtb w . e ^ j Ptm spent Thursday i Mrs. Lillie Toiinson and children. h,r tU.h,r. I .»'| rW »•••«»« '» e»r- •fro" T »»!»-n»-. »'•. *««»« devoted to her school mates. Her-, fhester. McrU class-mates are grief stricken, and The man\ friend* of M.ss Ma le they cannot bear to think of school, without her. Lois was sick four weeks; her mother three. Both made a brave fight and everything that man could do was done. Kind, patient and ef ficient nurses, a devoted physician and friends to command at alt hours, but the “Great Physician" de creed otherwise and called them home; half an hour's difference in their going—mother first, then Lois --and they sleep together In the same grave. . Two ca keis borne down the aisle; two ca kets lowered into an open grave jrrounded by the largest number of sorrowing friends and telatives that has ever . gathered here Th* *e merr man> colored peo ple assemt e^ to pay their last re spect*. for Miss Lusie" was ever ready to advise and administer to their wants and valued the love of the old family servants. Lois had such a sweet smile on her face, so happy, sleeping with mamma that Inst sleep whi'h knows- no waking here. Flowers, beautiful flowers covered the graves, of which both were so fond, and in the shadow of the church, where the voices of ♦ lie choir singing the songs and mtalms they loved will float out to them ea< It service Sunday We leave them, hut feeling their invisi ble presence r. ill rmflin w ith ii« until we too cross the divide and enter Into the great beyond. Fox will he pjeased to hear of her marriage to Mi\Paul Cureton. which took place in Oparleston at the atives near Stokes. Mrs. G. W. Bea^j, of Tampa. Fla., and sister. Misses Donnie and Lillian Robertson, spent a few days last week very pleasantly with Miss residence of her mother on Meeting t Audie Ritter, of Ritter. Mrs Joe Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Beach passed through town last Friday en route to Walterhoro and Stokes. W. J. Perry and family attended service* near Stokes Sunday. They W' nt over in their car. Kenneth Finch took a party over Ip his car. vli Misses Bessie Martin. street, and was followed by a large reception at which many friends and relatives were present, testifying to the popularity of the young couple. Dr Taylor has returned from Columbia. Miss Emily I^egare Is at home for the summer. Mr. and^Mrs. Rumph visited the city Wednesday In their new seven passenger Reo. The Capt. contem plates going through the country to Glenn Springs In the Reo. Among others planning to go on vacation 'trips In cars Is Mr. Ken neth Finch, .who will take his mother, sister and brother to Dar lington. Mrs. Brown is spending sometime in HendersonvilleN. C. Later she will be joined by Miss Marian and Mr. Brown. - . » Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Boynton, of Green Pond, spent last week-end with ( apt. and^Mrs. Rumph. Miss Lucia Newton spent this week in the City by the Sea. Vr«. George Newton has gone on a visit to her father In Florida. \V A Smith hfl« joined Mrs. Smith ip Norfolk. Va.. for his va cation. He will co to Dot Spring® before returning home. M»ys Gertrude legate 1 home for sometime Getha Berry, of the Tabor seetlon. motored to Stokes Wednesday. Misses Pearl and Edith Toiinson. of Port Tampa. Fla . were pleasin' visitors of Misses Donnie and Lil lian Robertson last week. Messrs. N Raymond Ritter and Wenthard Crosby. of Walterhoro visited friends near Stokes Saturday and Sunday. UGH! CALOMEL MAKES YOU DEATHLY SICK Stop 1'sing Dangeroii* Drug Before It Salivates You! It's Horrible. Whenever You Need m General Tonic Take Grove’s The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the ■rell known tonic propertiea of QUININE jnd IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. You’re bilious, sluggish, consti pated and believe you need vil*. dangerous calomel to start your liv er and clean your bowels. Here's my guarantee! Ask your druggist for a o<* cent bottle of Dod son's Liver Tone and take a spoon ful tonight. If It doesn't start your liver, and straighten you right up better than Calomel and without griping or making you sick I want you to go back to the store and get your money. Take calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak and sick and nau seated. Don't lose a day's wmk. Take a spoonful of harmless, vege table Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and wake up feeling great. It’s per- fectlv harmless, so give it to your children any time. It can't salivate, so let them eat anything afterward 8 . / 15 Days Only / 22nd and Ending Aug. In this 15 days Sale we will place every article we have in our stock to go at Sale prices. X x^ X This is your opportunity to buy Rood. cleaiP, seasonable Roods at a Rreat sacrifice from regular price. If you contemplate buying any goods.to finish the season out. now is your chawCe to do it at a great saving in money to you. Wo have sold a whole lot of goods this season, but we still have a whole lot of merchandise yet on hand, entirely too much for us to have this time. And we need all the room in our store to fill up with Fall and Winter goods which will soon start to come in- We must make room for the new goods and all our sum mer goods must go regardless of value. We have no desire to keep any of our goods back, and to point out to you a few articles at a reduced price, but each and every item in our store goes at Sale Price dur ing this 15 day sale. We have enough goods on hand to supply all your wants. Shoes and Slippers of all kinds, for large and small, for men. women and children in all leathers, in canvas and Palm Beach. • Men** and Boys* Clothing and a special lot of Palm Beach Suits at a great sacrifice sale price. The latest in Dress goods, *Shirts. Waists. Skirts, Parasols, Underwear. Laces, F.iifnroideries, Silks, Hats, Ribbons. Men’s and Boys’ Top Shirts and everything in the line ornotions. all go at sacrifice sale prices. Now is your chance. The more you buy from us during this sale theTnore money you save. All ladies’ Hats in our Millinery Store during this 15 day sale go at co st and below cost. > ' ' . y \ , REMEMBER THIS SALE STARTS SATURDAY. JULY 22nd. and ENDS SATURDAY. . / AUGUST 5th. H.KARESH >' j. Ehrhardt and Olar, S. C. I ’ \N,; •A-‘. v X MY HEILTH To Lydia E. Ptnkham’s Veg etable Compound. Washington Park, III.— “I am th« mother of four children and have suf fered with fcrnalt trouble, backache, nervous spells ant the blues. My chil dren’s loud talking and romping would make me so nervous I could just tear evt ry thing to pieces and I would ache all over and feel so tick that 1 would not want anyone to talk to me at times. Lydia E. I’ir.kham’s Vegetable Compound and Liver 1 ills re stored me to health and I want to thank you for the good they have done me. V have had quite a bit (f trouble and worry but it does not affect my youth ful looks. My friends say ‘ Why do you look so your.g and well ? ’ 1 owe it all to the Lydia E. Pinkham remedies.” — Mrs. Robt. Stopiel, Moore Avenue, Washington Park, -Illinois. We wish every woman who suffers from female troubles, nervousness, backache or the blues could see the let ters written by women made well by Ly dia E- Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. If you have any symptom about which you would like to know write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mas.., for helpful advice given free of charge. Ask You r Grocer CHEEK-NEAlS COFFEES best by [very Test AN EXCELLENT SUGGESTION We concur fully with the views of the writer of the following editorial clipped from the Beaufort Gaxette. A fair entails a vai*. amount of capi tal. and instead of the four counties comprising the Southern Carolina Association each endeavoring to have a county fair, necessarily on a small scale, how much better it would be for them all to combine and have one big fair: one that would contrast favorably with the best. The article follows; A Southern Carolina Fair. A Southern Carolina Fair is pro posed by Colleton County. They have conducted a county fair for sev eral seasons and have accomodations they say. to take car* of the four counlies. The date set follows the State Fair.so that the exhibits sent to Columbia ran be brought back to be used in Walteyboro where thous ands who cannot get to the capital city can see them. I^t us have a fair for the four counties by all mea^g. It Is one of the things that tlfe Southern .Caro lina Association should push.—Beau fort County Leader. SOUTHERN CAROLIN A' FAIR PROPOSED It has been proposed by the secre- atry of the Colleton County Fair Association that instead of the coun ty fair being held in Walterhoro on November 7-10 , as was originally planned that the fair become a Southern Carolina fair, which date comes very soon after the State Fair In Columbia. Though w P have had very little opportunity to discuss this matter with the people of the coun ty as far as we have gone the Idea has met with approval. Directly from the State Fair the Jasper coun ty exhibit can be sent to Walterhoro and be h*ld until the fair opens. It is thought that this increasing the ‘scope of the fair will materially in crease the interest and the benefits resulting therefrom would be great- er. Colleton has a well equipped fair association and would be able to handle exhibits of any magnitude that might come from the three ex tra counties that are members of the* Southern Carolina Assoyation. The buildings are large and comfortaH'' and the stables, etc., and the race tra<k. which was a quarter of a mile long is now being made into a half mile track. It being a well known fact that there are a number of fast horses throughout the section em braced by the four counties. The editor of the Herald has at tended the last three fairs held in Walterhoro and ran vouch for the ffees* of the grounds and buildings for the holding of such a fair and the grounds are sufficiently large to take care of the larpe crowd that wo'uld doubtless issue from the coun ties Interested. , At present Colleton Is the only county in the association that hold- a countv fair and it Is thought that ruch a fair would do the other coun ties as well as C ol let on NimtfTFtVhvbl;' good. The editor of th'* Jasper Herald looks with favor upon the proposi tion and will do all within his powet to aid in its materialization.—Jasper Herald. For Inftmti and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria > Always Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Exact Copy of Wisppet. Tombstones A N 1) ♦ « * A Monuments Y\ hen a loved one dies it L$ fitting that a memorial tombstone, or monument, be erected over the place where he or she sleeps, in order that future generations may know the sacredness of the place. When one wishes to a. aCe i f J rrierT \ or * a ^ tablet over the grave of a loved one. it should be of the best material, and guaranteed to last. V Our work is all guaranteed. . Let me subnvt an estimate on what you wish. B. R. ULMER . Wi y The Monument Man Walterhoro, S. C the Strong Withstand the Heet of * Summer Better Than the Week Old people who are feeble, and younger people who are weak, will be strengthened and enabled to go through the depress ing best of summer by taking regularly Grove’s Tssteless Chill Tonic. It purifies end enriches the blood end builds uo the whole system. 50c. Benefited by CliainlKTliiin'- l.ininirt “Last winter I used Chamberlain Liniment for rheunu.tic parn ness and soreness of the kne* 8 stif' an! uwc? esuu ovri v itv-^r* in t *• r ** can conscientiously say that I used anvthing that did me w nU L good.’’—Edward Craft. Elba N- 1 For sale by all dealers.