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PAGJS EIGHT THE PKESS AND STANDARD Wednesday, September 27, 191G Meet Me At Union Fanners Bargain Store whore r*n And pverythtng wo need in Fancy and Staple Uro- terioH, Dry (ioods. Ladios’ and Oenta’ FurniahinKa, ahooa. Hata. Caps.’Ktf. Seed oats and rye. Heat hl(ch grade flour. $7.95 per barrel; rite, per saik $3.95' and $4.-5 and up to $5.5b. Get a sack this week. Brown Mule .tobacco. $3.30 per box: Renn Red .1 tobacco, $::.: , 0 per box; Jackson's high grade pure coffee J5e lb.. A good rice 3 t|ts. for I'ac, or 65c peck. We have many many bargains always to offer our customers. We are now booking orders for our customer* for Red Rust Proof seed oats at«a bargain. 69 1 2c. Jo be delivered at depot on or* about Oct. IS ami 31 ami Nov. 15. W by not let us book you£ order*. We are much plebsed to save ih< farmers-and laboring friends some thing/ once they buy from us. and we want your corn and peas, chickens and eggs, beeswax, sheep wool ami all kinds of tow hide*, etc, and furs, hides of all kinds; arid we certainly appiy- ciale the large and handsome business given us throughout the county and always make tint store your heodfiuarters white in Walteiboro. * . > / UNION FARMERS BARGAIN HOUSE * F. C. BENNETT. Manager. More Goods ^ s' * ' . / ’ For Same M^ney ^ • X ' N \ • Is The Talk Of The Town. See ME Before Buying. V *1 THE NEWLY OPENED STORE H. W. COHEN Next to /. C. C rosby’s HesUurant. Walterboro, S- (' THE HONOR OF YOUR PRESENCE IS REQUESTED AT TEUHY& SHAFFER OPENINC. DAY RECEPTION SATURDAY.OCTOBER SEVENTH MUSIC AIT. DAY BY WICHMAN’S ORCHESTRA Light Refreshments served to all— Armour A ('<».. National Biscuit Co.. H. J. Heinz & Co. will each.,send a representative to serve and demonstrate their well known and popular products. « We l>egan our business OCTOBER 7t|t, 187.>---For 11 years the people of Colleton have given tuir firm their patronage— And now fn spirit of gratitude wo Will dedicate nil October 7th. lS»l(i. our new store building to THE PEOPLE OF COLLETON COUNTY COME ONE—COME ALL CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE FOR SALF—188 acre* of land known as the Pringle tract. *tt’*~' ated in Mashawrille. Colleton county, flva m-iler from Walter boro.- It has been noted for th.* fertility of it* goil. the entir- place t» wired in and fields cut off. It i* a fine: hog range and for a small, amount of cattle. No wire worm*. 'Splendid drainage and well watered: a stream run* through, the pasture.' For prices V and terms see C*. M. CRACK- tf- FOR SALE—33 acres of land and a new six room house located one* mile from Walterboro—known a« the Henry Hiott homestead. Ap ply to L. W. Reach. Waynesboro, Ga. . 9-2rt-2tp. TO RKXT—A corner brick store, equipped with all modern conven ience* and shelve*. Rent reason able. Apply to 31. Paniottie. Wal terboro. S. C. 9-2C*-2t. FOR HALE—Fulghum *eed oat*, very best selected seed. Apply to G. J. ,Varn. Ruffin. S. (’.. Route No. 2, near Sniders. 9-20-2tp. FOR HALE—One mare and buggy Will sell separate and cheap. A. M. Hires. Apply to J. J. Hiers. Walterboro. Route 3. It. FOR HALE—Good young mules for sale cheap. A Wichman A- Son, FOR HALE—SEVERAL VALUABLE FARMS. WE I, I. MUTATED. RANGING IN SI2(-:s FROM -W» ACRES TO .WH» A< ItKS. PRICKS REAStlNARLE- R. M. JEFFER IES. it*. FOR ‘HALE—Five 7 4-light church most needed. It ts the l«-ht« that ttire*, etc. (an be s««-n ;•* Drown Furniture Co. S* - 2 7 - 21. WANTED WANTED—Chickens ami egg*. Ho- / tel Albert. 9-6-tf. WANTED—We pay highest ca«ri prices for cow peas.—Home Mill ing Co. 9-13. 4t. WANTED—To buy chicken* and eggs, cash or trade. G. I Block, er, Walterboro. , *-l:»-4t. LOST MUST—A small, yellow ■ hob-tailed flee bitch, answer* to the name of /■Teddy.” Liberal reward for return or information to L. C. Hiott. Thayer*. Itp. BUSINESS LOCALS COTTON—PEARC E * BATTKV, the Savannah Cotton Factors, are sub stantial. reliable and energetic. Their extensive warehousing fa cilities and superior salesmanship are at your command. They are • abundantly able to finance any quantity of cotton shipped them. Isn’t it to your interest to try them? Do it now and be con. vinced. 8-9-6mo. Ask Your Grocer CHEEK-NEACS COFFEES Best 5y [very Test To be healthy at seventy, preparefat farty, Is sound advice, broau-te in the strength of middle life we too often forget that neglected colds, or careless treat ment of slight aches and paint, cimplv undermine strength and bring chronic weakness for later years. To be stronger when older, keep poor blood pore and rich and active with the strensfth-building and Wood-nourishing protK-rties of Scott’s Emulsion which isa food, a tonic ami a medicine to keep yoor blood rich, slFeviate rheuma^Mrn and avoid kn^«. No alcohol in twin's. '■iwU a Bownc. BloumfieM. N. J “Beh-r Rtvtr . Fais fir CmsI Then’s Sothiaf on Xwth Likfl It Poe Conn and Calltin. > ••Whenever you get eorna and cal - GREAT FALL OPENING SALE NOW GOING ON AT ends—“GETS-IT“ does the rest - Ths old way Is to bundle up your toes In harnesse« and bandages, use salves that make toea raw. cotton rings that -jnakeyour eorna pop-eyed, knives and ^’diggers’* that tear your heart out and leave the corn in. No wonder they make you limp and wince. Forget all these—use -GETS-IT.” the slhiplest corn remedy In the world, easiest to % •GETS-IT* ts sold and recommend ed by druggists everywhere. *5c a bottla, or sent on receipt of pries, by B. Lawrence 4k Co . Chicago. 111. L. J. Avant, of rural route four, was among those who came to sec u.« while in town Saturday. TWICE-TOLD TESTIMONY (Valtertxtro People Are Doing All They Fan lor Fellow sufferer*. Walterboro testimony lias beeu published to prove the merit of Doan’s Kidney Pills to others in Walterboro who suffer from bad backs and kidney ills. Lest any sut- ferer doubt this evidence of merit, we produce confirmed proof—state ments from Walterboro people who again endorse Doan's Kidney Pills-- confirm their former testimony. Here's a Walterboro case: J. S. Jackson. Black St. t Walter boro. says: ”1 had a dull, grinding ache in my hack and pains through my loins. My back was very weak and got sore and lame. The kid ney secretions were highly colored and contained sediment. Doan’s Kidney Pills procured at the Wal terboro Drug Co., gave me relief at once. They strengfhened my back, removed the backache and regulat ed the action of’my kidneys. I sleep much bettey nights and feel perfect ly well now .” I Statement given Marc h 2«, 19o8.» On June 1. 1914, Mr. Jackson said ‘ I haven't been bothered by my kidney^ for sometlmh. I still think w**lj of Doan's Kidney Pills and ,yoii maV continue to use my statement, recoin mending them.” Price 50c. at all ^dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy -pet Doan’s Kidnev Pills—the same that Mr. Jackson hn< twice publicly rcc- ^pfhmended. Foster-Milhurn Co.. Props.. Buffalo. X. Y. i KlfX Bl siyKss COLLEGE HImu (hunch Tv |hw riling, IU*»k- Av^eping. Day. and /viplTSsc i.i , /\i Hcrfio - St i'.J v x^cMir. • Ninsial ’Ieitii«* to l iKj Tnenfy- I ivc EnftdltvLN. I’rip.l • r» ••De b nc fit c'Ssear'- Of pl.cct! .■! c>\Je ; (1/111 . .n cohi: tnc i-i.il an lequl * !:ices Pi*!/ p;**es tor « ivi| rW* •? ’e\ .ruina tion Indmilnal lq«tM:cio>n. HD.II t I. \>w STENtM.l!\P|||< WORK sol.D I I l it Phopes y/N ;, n .i l**:*'. J No. 4 \trcMc| St.. Char!*-ton. S C The re is mote Catarrh in thi* section of tb<- country than all otlier -tHsmee* pot tog*^ber. and until the butt :• w year* was supposed to h«* incurable. For a great many years noetoi* pronounced it a local dis ease ane} prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it in curable. Science has proven Ca tarrh to lie a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Halt's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A- Co., Toledo. Ohio, is the only Constitu,- tional cure on the market. It is taken intei/ially It acts direc tly on The Tilodd - and Hideous SUfTaeejr qf" the system They offer one hundred dollars for any rasp It . fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonial^. Address F. J. CHENEY A- CO. Toledo. Ohio. So'd ctrutgisfs. 75c. T.ik*- Hall’s Fan !y PiUs'for con stipation x' ST<UP THE FIRHT « tH.lu A .cold does not get Well of M-el The pr.o< e -s of wearing out r ci>l l wears you out. and your'cough tvy comes serious If neglec C>d Ha* kirii: | coughs clrain the * nerc> and sap the | vitality. For I" j • nrs l 1 *' 'iu^p* |.c onibination of 'I'Othinc critfse pti j i'alsniMs .n !'• King's « ?>.-co\er> i has j;*- ti. d i fi’ig* id i/ i« * ; ron gc sftr'ii. Vow c wd /vH cm t<*stif% *■ ’• * ^ec Til — » f J* King* |1. , -v" , 1 I *•.'!.♦- IVn 0,r*|*v t v./« j v rt veur d*-,*'*- \4*TD K—I , mr,/ Kroxtoc Township iii i w. n jonj: v ” v <•.*-->*. TRY IT! SUBSTITUTE FOR NASTY CAIOMEL >Mit* \c.ur Live. Without Mtikjn''! 3 on Nj* k :iiul I iMT Vot Salivate. Kvew truggist in town >our 'Hciicc.-' av i <‘V» \ rc/hody's clruggi*! j ii isStjot i'< <1 ;< cr*>ut falling off in the sale' ceSralomet They all give Ih s '.(in*- reaXm Dodson's l.iver Ton” i- f.ikint: jtssjac* ( buiiel is >langerous /and peo ple know it. w huKluodsoB'e-. LtF rt ;' T<<n*- is 11 i fn tlv saV'gJTif give* tier- :-t rcsiili-.:” a proiMnent local •irrigKis .Dodson's I.iier^T/one Is •vrsmiall> Ruaranteect rty >cyery I'ruggist vho s*-ljs ir. v large bH- Me costs 50 rentsf, an<t jf it fails tp c i. • :is> relief in every case of V'cv 'tnggishr>y< anil constipation, vnu hav*« en'\ to ask for your moriev ■hack. / . • , Dodson's l. ; vi t T<>n*> i* a pVasant 1 .Stine- fiit r *'l\ icci-talde /emc-dv. J iia: tid* " to bott i filld r*--i arM wi iit . j Take a snoonfnl at night and w ake j up feeling, fine; rm bilimisneivs. sj^lc j i -ad ado-, acid, stoma* h <fr const'-' 1 **- I’ • gY ■ fy •ns ;Xo ■ ' - ns. t h,' ncM davj 1 ’ • ■ er c ’o’M*‘l Take a d.e- l • o * . . /A t* /L*. u •*•- .* ) tOYiiru vfM 11 •'.'♦•j weak k and n:>ar«- itcd j" Don't 1- -1* a clay -* work’ Take* D<*d i • •n's *,-\«-r Tor. instead and feel I Where you can meet your friends and buy more goods for less mon ey and better-goods for same mon ey. In spite of the cost of ready to wear and yard goodsy we are able and will sell you 4 the same Goods at the same reasonable prices as before the advance. Just Stop, Listen an 1 Look over our Prices and you will surely be sur prised. / Men’s work shoes—bargain—from $1.75 to $2.50. < * :’,6 inch Yellow Homespun at Gc 10c Apron Gingham at Sc 8c Apron Gingham at • 6c 39c Fine Poplin, sale price 25c 25c Poplin, all colors, at 19c 12 l-2c and 15c best washable Amoskeag \ \ \ ' •' Utility Gingham and Blue Bell Cheviots 10c\ Our ready-to-wear and dress hats 49c and up / V * / ’ • ^ Indies’ Coat Suits, all the latest styles at a very low price. v \ ' \ ' K' Indies’ Sport and Long Coats, all styles and all low prices. $6.50 and $7.50 Men’s suits, sale price $4.98 $10 and $12.50 Men’s suits, sale price $7.50 $12.50 and $15 Men’s suits, sale price $10.00 ■*- « A' r / • .. \ • « $18.00 Men’s suits, sale price $12.50 BOYS’ SUITS Sizes from 3 to 8 years, price 98c to $3.50 Boys’ suits 8 to 20 years from $1.50 to $6.00 Boys’ knee pants from 25c, 5°c, 75c, $U$1.98 A Children’s school dresses 25c and 49c. Full line of children’s and boys’ school shoes at a very low price ! ! ! Men’s dress shoes from $1.75 to $3.50. Ladies’ dress shoes from $1.25 to $2.50. 1 Ladies’ work shoes from $1.49 to $1.98. Will Buy Cotton .- / A ‘ ■ ■ • . ' /• * * . b / • • v / ' N >. ” I will represent Middleton & Co. Will buy at Walterboro. Will go anywhere in County for 10 bales and upward. Call, Phone or write \ H. N. STOKES Walterboro, S. C. ' Please Remember whatever we advertise is true and we can jhrove itat The Charleston Surprise Bargain House Next Door to Express Office. J. FRANK, Manager. Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove’s *• X. Tlie 0!*1 Standard Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable a* a General Tonic because it contains th’ veil known tonic propfcrtiws bf QUIJCTN !• ind IRt )N. It acts on the Liver, Driv *>m Malaria Enriches the Blood and tax-Fos, X MUd. effective Lexative t liver Tom: Does Not Gripe nor Disturb the Stc™^- ? In addition to other properties s enntains Csscars in acceptable-J' 1 '-- - ,: -^UtingL.i*ative and Tonic. f sti 9-n.nt. i f \'c : and ambition. BntMs uj *hc V’holv System. 50