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THE PRESS AND STANDARD *
Wednesday, August 9, 1916.
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THE uSlVERSAL CAR
New Prices August 1, 1916
The following prices for Ford cars will be
effective on and after August 1st, 1916.
Chassis -
Runabout
Touring Car -
Coupelet
Town Car
Sedan -
$325.00
345.00
360.00
505.00
595.00
645.00
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'Theoe price* mrr jwmUiveljr tcoaraateed against any mlnction before Aag.
fat, 1917, bat there U no guarantee agatnMt an advance in price at any
time.
Rizer & Ayer
Walterboro, S. C.
Price Furniture
Now Ready For Business.
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MADE IN CHASE LEATHER AT THE LOW PRICE
OF $19.50.
GENUINE QUARTERED OAK
on front and top of Davenport ends. Made
ALL STEEL construction. Guaranteed
satisfactory or you can return to us. Bed^ well made, good ticking, heavy ootton top
over wood wool. Absolutely cannot get out of order.
We also have something new in the Duofold Bed Davenport. Come in and let us
show you its superiority over any other style of bed. The mattress used is a sanitary
cotton mattrass, supported by a heavy woven wire spring attached to a steel frame
} M Xf i \ how you our com P ,e t e 1'"^ of Furniture. Matting. Art Squares, Rug<
W indow Shades *
Price Furniture Co
W. L. Lucas Old Stand.
Sherwood Price Mgr.
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Ask Your Grocer
CHEEK-NEALS
COFFEES
Best By Every Test
l-'oi « Sprained \nklc.
If you will get a bottle of rhaiu-
berlnin’a Liniment and obsarve tllo
directions niven therewith faithfiMly
you will recover in much lea* time
than is usually required. For aale
by all dealer*. ,
SMS TANLAC SOON
RELIVED MY AILMENTS
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1. Qijr ■ummers are long, warm
| Mrs. George Says She Suffered |and mout; which mean# that all
With Stomach, Heart and
Kidney Troubles.
I TOOK TWO BOTTLES
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* TKX KKASONH FOR
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Kirkland Plumbing and Electric Co.
Full line of Electric and Plumbing Supplies always in
Stoek. Orders Promptly Filled
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Estimates on plumbing and electrical jobs freely given.
All work guaranteed to be first class and according to
Insurance Specifications.
Xo job too small and nhne too large for us to do.
| fU-< onuiK-ntl Tanlar, “For | know It
Is a Wonih-rful Remedy in
Its Results.
trouble* that 1 stopped taking it
wh**n the second bottle was gone,”
said Mrs. W. H. George, of No. 37
Allt*n street, Greenville, S. in
her statement giving high praise to
tiiis ’niaster meUlrine.” Her state
ment ber omes all 4he more remark
able and interesting in view of the
fa< t that she 'suffered so terribly
with a <'ompli«ation of ailments. Her
highly interesting statement follows:
" I suffered terrible with indiges
tion. I had a craving appetite but
I did not dare eat anything, and ev-
evrything I ate caused me awful suf
fering. It seemed when I had thes?
“So quickly did Tanlac relieve my
attacks that my stomach was tear
ing in two, and no matter what I
did I rould not get easy for an
hour or two. 1 would hurt so badly
1 could not stand nor sit up. and
neither could I stay in bed. When
I went to bed I would hurt so ter
rible that the least move would al
most make me scream and some one
of the*family would have to help me
sit up so I could get out of bed. as
I could not get up by myself.
"They would have to pull me out:
that is exactly what would have to
tc done. 1 aure did suffer, torture
pnd at times I thought I could not
stand it. My heart began to go had
under the strain, too, and it felt as
if something was mashing it into
a pulp.
A great deal of gas formed on
my stomach, and no matter how
much or what i ate. I would have
those spells of indigestion. Neither
could I sleep well at night, but
would roll and toas in bed for hours.
Really I felt badly all over.
“We had read „^botit the great
things Tanlac Kad done for others,
and 1 decided to take It. When the
first bottle was gone I felt like a
new woman, so great and quick was
the improvement. My stomach was
roved, and I stopped tak
ing Tanlac when the second boftle
was gone. I do not have indigestion
now. and my appetite Is normal and
good, my nerves are strong and
•teady, and I feel fine generally
Th'ere is nothing tne matter with me
now I do not have those pains
around my heart, and gas does not
form on my stomach.
"My kidneys aro in fine shap
now. though they gave me a "lot^nf
tropble before j took Tanlac. That
swelling in my feet and legs, caused
by the kidnev trouble, has gone
“I am glad to recommend Tanlac
for it is the finest remedv I know of
and I am so hnppv that T have been
relieve,! of all the rroublea tha
'■aused me so manv hours of suffer
*ng I am certainly glad to praise
Tanlac. for I know it is a wonderful
~emedv in its effects.”
Tanlac. the master medicine, |«
sold hy:
•Ino. M. Klein. Walterboro.
The -rolleton repress To , Colic
ton
Cottagevillc Drug Store. Cottage
ville.
Islandton Mercantile Co., Island
ton.
W. C. Glover. Jacksonhoro.
Carter’s Pharmacy, Smoaks.
vegetable or organic matter in the
soil will decay rapidly and the plant
food* thus s*t free will be leached
away by the raift*:
2. Our rainfall is heavy, running
from 45 to 70 inches a year.-' The
greater the rainfall the greater the
need for cover crops to prevent eros
ion (washing! and leaching.
3. Our winters are open—that is.
the soils are,not frozen or covered
,with snow, but are bare and exposed
to the heavy rainfall of winter and
early spring.
4 The lay of the land.” most o'
it being rolling, and especially the
nature or composition of most of oui
soils cause them to dissolve or wash
away much more readily than the
soils of some other sections.
5. We grow almost exclusively
row crops, like corn, cotton, peanuts
and tobacco, which being generally
cultivated clean. often leave the
land bare from early fall until the
neSt spring Th* area to meadow
and grain crops is small. These hy
the sod and stubble which cover the
land and fill the soil with fibrous
roots protect it from washing, but
we have only small areas devoted to
such crops.
6. Our soils are already poor from
long cropping in row crops and ex
posure to climatic conditions which
cause a loss of fertility from wash
ing and leaching. The necessity for
adding to our soil fertility is our
necessity for cover crops.
Owing to our warm winters,
nitrogen is likely to become soluble
at any time and may be leached from
the soil; but the fact that this is
true makes it possible to grow a
rover crop, which piay also be a
legume or soil-improviag crop, dur
ing the winter.
8. The fact that we can grow two
or more crops a year makes it more
necessary that we grow cover crops.
If the land was froxen during the
winter there would be less loss of
soil fertility and consequently less
necessity for a cover crop.
9. Our greatest agricultural asset
is that we can grow a money or feed
crop every year and between these
grow a crop which wiij protect the
soil during th^ winter and gather
nitrogen from the air to increase the
supply in the soil. o
10. This is our greatest agricul
tural asset and it constitutes our
greatest need for cojer crops. The
fact that crop? will grow during the
late fall, winter and early spring
makes it necessary that we grow
them not only to add but to save
fertility. Idle soils, like idle people,
are apt to get worse instead of bet
ter—The Progressive Farmer.
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NO OTHKR LIKE IT.
NO OTHER AS GOOD.
Purchm the "NEW HOME ~ »nd y-'u » ill
* tile asset at the price you pay. The *!:m;nat t
repair expense by superior worltmansh p a: . •
Curfity ot niaterial insures life-ion* sen * at -
■sua cost. Ins,.t on havinc the ’ NEW HOME,”.
► WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME.
Raown the «ort<J over for superior senieg qua!
• Not tuld under any e ther name.
THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHIVE CO..ORANGE, V. ah
I *•« asst ay
BROWN' Fl'R-NITVKK <X)MP\NV.
Walterboro, S. C.
For Sale
HIGH GRADE
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POTASH. DO YOU
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CARDS.
WILL MV CHILD TAKE
DR. KING’S YKW DISCOVERY?
This best answer is Dr. King's New
Discovery itself. Its a pleasant
sweet syrup, easy to take. It con
tains th<; medicines which years of
experience have pro\en best for
Coughs and Colds. Those who have
fised Dr King’s New Discovery long-
est are its best friends. Resides ev
ery bottle is guaranteed. If you
don’t get satisfaction you get your
money back. Ruy a bottle, use as
•directed. Keep what is left for
Cough and Cold insurance.
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Ruffin. R. 3, Aug 6—Farmers of
this section arp mighty sorry over
the heavy rains.
Mrs. M. Fisk is very ill. We wish
for her a speedy recovery.
Misses Lillian Fender and Ratia
O'Quin visited the home of Miss Vera
Crosby a few days ago
Miss Manie Carter, of Ruffin, vis
Ited the Tabor meeting.
Miss Fannie Mae Reach Visited th
home of Lois Rreland recently.
^.Miss Reha Crosby, of Drs. Crer-k
was recently a visitor at the horn
of Mr. and Mrs. B A. Herndon.
Mr and Mrs. T. L. Rreland and
daughter. Lessie. visited Mrs. Mor
ean Fisk Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs R v Herndon vis
Ited relatives in Walterboro last
week
Lois and Alleepe Rreland
Sunday with I.onn Rreland.
PREACHING AT EVERGREEN
There will be preaching at Ever
green on th,> 3rd Sunday in August,
that being the appointment of the
pastor. H. E. Haton, to which the
public is invited On the fourth
Sunday all the members are re
quested to be present at three o’clock
to assist the hoard in revising the
church roll.
MATTIE HERNDON.
August 7, 1916.
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MILLER’S ANTISEPTIC OIL
KNOWN AS
SNAKE OIL
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flN QmMm That DOM Not Affaet Tha Haas Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
»*c»u»e o» il* too** sod laxative *fteet. LAXA T v. t .
Tim BtOXO Of miNB i. better than ord.oarr ^ ,00 * C
Quinine and does not catte oervouitieM not 9 TASTELESS chi* 1 TQNIC. drtr^R o*t
rtcgimg in head !*rm'*tnt>er the full came and **““~te.e*Hcbea the Mood and baildauptbe ay*-
look tor the aigaatui*- of U- ’V. CfcOVK. *Jc *«■>• A true tome. For adulta and ck.*L aa. 50c
Mom Wonderfully PeneratinR, Pain
Relieving md Hettling
Oil Known, r Mr
It is creating a sensation through- Thu
out the south, where it is being in- l.i\.
troduced Many thousand/ pc *p|c
are now using It w*ith gratift-ne *o-
sults. For rheumatism. n<»ntj>lg : i.
lumbago, sore, stiff and •:'volle ) |
loints. cams, bunions or whatever
the pain may be, applv the oi! to
the affected parts, and it will disap-.}d*r«*«nd
near as if hy magic. For sore
•Vrrvi. rr^it" prin. diphtheria
♦onsfMtis It has been found most
effective Everv bottle guaranteed
at leading druggists. Jno. M Klein.
DEAFNESS CANNOT HI-: tTRHI)
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness. and that is by constitutional
remedies Deafness is caused by an
•*J xmed condition .of the mgicous
lining of the HMstarhia n Tube When
this tube is inflamed you have a
rumbling sound .or imperfect hear-
’ng. and when it is entirely closed.
Deafness is the result, and unless the
inflammation cap he taken out and
this tube restored to its normal con
dition. hearing will he destroyed
forever: nine cases out of ten are
caused bv Catarrh, which is aothinc
but an inflamed condition jof
mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dolla
cats-rh* that cannot he cured bv
Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. Rc n j f or r}r .
culars free
J. OHENET * CO.. Toledo O
c HhH,S Famil I for con
stipation
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R. M. JEFFERIES
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
WALTERBORO, S. C.
Practice in all Courts except I quin.
Loans Negotiated on Improved
*• I arming Lands.
EYES
Eye*® examined scientifically
Glasses and Artificial Eyes Fitted.
Satisfaction guaranteed
J. A. WESTERBERG,
Optometrist.
Endorsed by Globe Optical Co.
Dr. A. J. Anderson,
Dental Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 2 p. m.:
Sp. xa. to 6 p. m. Phone 100-X.
Walterboro, 8. C.
IHEBER R. PADGETT
Attorney at Law
| Prompt Attention To All Businews.
Walterboro. S. C.
|H. W. Black Timothy Hardin
Drs. Black & Hardin
Dentists.
| Office next door to \N • 11 oro Drug
Compan \
for mv case of Deafness (caused " ,T ' 1 0, f ,c * Hours: 8:30 a. m. to ?:30 p.
the
m.
3:00 p. m. to 6:00 p.
Phone 67-J.
m.
Liovd Smoak.
Somali the infant c>n 0 r
Mr*. M T Smonb- dlo^t
rsd.iv r.nd was huridp p r i^ n „
- Oak/remeterv. Tim svmntem.
Of the disease Which resulted in
death ef th* liifl* fellow, who *-~
not quite three months old. wore
'ere much like irfvttMe tn,ralv.G
\\h>ie the nhvsiotans bive nf> t d’fi-
mtet, o-onro.nre.i ft s llr h. it „n.
Ihot thet-e ivern conVn
* rn " n ' ,a f” r D'V tumof whleh cpread
and m the d«-«h of ih's rhiM.
Mr .n,! Mro (jive *he
svrntmhv of their friend* oyer the
'id death of tbeir hnbv bov.
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If they get married that’s their
business.
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This is a prwcriptiM prepared etpeoi’Ey
ter MALARIA or CHILLS A FCVt«.
?ive or six doses will break any oase. and
H taken then a* a tooic toe Fever will not
return. It acta on the liver better tl^ 0
Calomel and doe* no* <ripe or lickea. 25<