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> # Come To Southern *>» November 7-10 PAGES * 9 TO 12 ! 9 YOU 38. WALTERBORO, S. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1916. NO. 9. m STDMfZ” WRITES “ERC1N” •edendail** correspend- ent makes annual vis it TO OUR COLUMNS ' IJ HAS ORRTOMOBEEL Chkm! Priori or Cott«»n Knablen llil jumI Ktunily to Como to Fair In Style This Ye*r. edendail. S. o.. OctoLur. 22. Mr editur us the Pres an standerd: i bav bln er thynkin fur sum tyme that l mite rite yo a letur ter bee published in yure littul shete but ha v bin putin hit often til nou. Bet an i wus talkin tuther dai bout the Fare ter bee held at Walterbur^ iX munth. an she said hit was • rbout tv me fur me ter rite yu a lettur ter bee published befoar the Ka,,. so thet a feu peepul mite eo t,r Walterbure ter Sea hit. t.r her. ses i. kin tha wil Co e i« r mee. ses she I ses Betsie, don't ya nniwai?" She ses wel. Bil, i nevur vented ter po miself last >_ or, ‘ ,l1 rote that thear lettur nh tb* n Mi <ud not hav kep me at horn when the Fare wus bein held.” * wel. se« i ter Betsie. ses i. "ef that is • her wai yu fele erbout hit. I rekin i vul hav ter rite the lettur. mr editur. here i am ritibR hit. ef hit ar sundai. Betsie ses she thynksr it aul rite ter rite sieh a lettur as this wun on Sundai beoaus t wil du so mutch Rude, an ef anibodl^ can du Rude on sundai. the Gud* Huk ses hit ar al rite ter dq hi^ i, doant no whether »ets»e* T .heeo loeie is at Rud^pi hir-loRRick. but she usualli ha* hir waL an hear i ""Beuie 11 ^ fer mee ter tel yore readurs thet she expects ter bryinR the said, kwilt whUch tuk the furst prise last * Fare ah sea ef ther ar ani lady who cude Rit up sech a im itation as ter Rit the pr.se awai frum hir. i tel hir not ter send in [he s«im wun witch tut tho prise last vere hut she is sot in dum hit and i reckin hit wil be dun. we wus al pouerfully interested m ^the Fare hues in yore last papui lattul Bil shore is anxshus tei bea thet Austrich burd trot tin we ar shore not Roin tt“r let hit kepo us ^t wai frum tliee Fare, we fele that bvriwun ahud ro ter thee Fare ef tha kin ro tbr onli wun thyng. wel. mr editur, we hgv bin watch- in Walterbure groin and we want te» sea them thear lectxiciti lites wot maiks dailite out uv nite. wot pus sies us ar wheat - the llte kums frum but i rekin wele find out. w under ef mr Beens noes. tel mr. taylur Betsie ses shee wants ter cum ter hys stoar ter bie ernuf apurn checks ter maik 2 apurns, Jest lik that wus she hot a yere ergo, she wants ter bl hit fruni hym as that uther yung man thear is tu Sandi-fur her. tel erri bodi ter kum ter the Fare, i wants ter sea them, an i want ter sea sum uv the folks^frum the uther kountis an git erkwainted wid them. i myte rite yu ergin nex weak ef yu print this in yore littul papur. an then i myte rite yu when Pkum ter Walterbiire ter the Fare ef i hav tyrnc- ^ yores tel the Fare, his -X BIL (XI StTMPZ mark p S. i ferpot ter tet yu not tur stop mi papur an i wit pai yu fur h[t when i kum ter thee Fare. Yores. / V6. S. S Betsie ses ter te| yu prynf tu (Turn mutch advo^sin in yore littul papur, but she rekins ef she wus runnin er littul papur she^wmV tuvnt what wit* pade fur tu. B^S. flcome oi r Rood friend Stumpz." iytain. and wa* trust/ne wilt enjoy tne “Fare” to theAfnnosf. We shall ceitainly try Ui arranpe (hat foot tace betweeirrol. PailRett and Mr. Ktrickland^ and like him we would glaillv/l^ay a quarter to sec it. Be surp- to come to see us. Bil. when ^ydu come fo town. We shall look for your letter next week.— Editor. 1 fEIT LIKE SHE WAS ON. EIRE SAYS MRS. BUR$i8S (Ireenville Woman Hotv Relative’s Gpod Fortune Aided Her. HOPES TO AID OTHERS ************♦*♦* * • ' * SMDKKS * (We are ceitai/ily glad uywe r good friend "BiLK Stu round ( HAXCIIXG SKAHONS ItHINti " » rou>H "Stuffed.up head.’* ftogged-up nose, tight che«st, sore throat # are sure signs of cold,' and Dr. King's New Discovery is sure relief. A dose of this combination of antisep tic balsams soothes the irritated membrane, clears the head, loosen^ the phlegm, you breathe easier and realize your cold is broken up Treat a cold persistently; half-way measures, leave a, lingering cough. Take Dr. King's New Discovery un til your cold is gftno. For 4 7 years the favorite remedy for young and old. At yopr Druggist. 50c. . — 5-t ; Mis- Sarah Getsinger, who*’ has • * ’.•A- Though She Had Become a Physl<*l Wreck, Her Health Was Hestored. * ■ \ ■* \ ti t vase trak he ses heel bet «‘f he t ; ,kinc a course in stenography the* hu'-il the |, !n ,| tv new riting at a business col-. runs ole Sul akin the» "u u,t ' | and typewriting at j et pul wil shore ernuf sea a ras0 1 lege i n Charleston, has returned^ffi ^}i at in a rase, cans he. s<v3 , Walterbnro. Miss (ietsinger is/With h*>el bet ef he wuz ter Ibeve The p r4 ,«, s rtn ,j standard. " offen the blind bridul an ole Si | - sau the Austrich burd *U*>ed kfl hir, p,\K T \|{ RFI.IKVI-X A COLD fide self before sheod letNdt k«‘tch i p r j {e ij* s Pine-Tar-Money con up with hir. so. mr editur, yu kin (ajnf . al | j, )( S yo>hinR elements of j () t iin ,| ma de me/Toel fine in every t,l mr , haskil more. mr. mactXn' 1 ! the pine forest/ It heals the Lri- mr Jo lukus thet heel hav "^litated membyane. and i>y its aritisep- rase ef no moar. an • hat tha kin js^. loosens the phlegm. advertyse hit in a, 'l t!'''! vo^p^'eathe easier, and - what prom- It is the grandest medicine there ever was.” That's Tanlae. as Mrs. Mamie Burgess, of No. 16 Sato St., Green ville. described it. . s “I was a physical wreck when I began faking it, but three bbttles made jne a well and strong "Vvoman.” added Mrs. Burgess. The endorse ment she gave of Tanlae is strong and sincere, and she gave it be cause she said; “I hope my giving this statement will help some oth er woman lo find relief in Tanlae like it gave me.” Mrs’. Burgess said she took Tan- ^fac because it ha<f helped a relative of hers. Mrs. Lillie Burgess, so much. The. latter mentioned. \Jrs. Burgess also had aa^ndors**- nient of TnnlAc for publication. Mrs. Majuie Burgess's endorsement fol lows: “1 suffered with indigestion so badly that 1 just could not eab any thing at any time hardly, and es pecially at supper, for I would al most choke to death. It seemed that everything I ate lodged in my throat and almost choked me and brought on smothering spells was very nervous and could not sleep, i had no desire to eat and just had to force down what 1 dtd eat. •‘‘After meals my stomach fell like it had fire in it. I belched a great deal and my stomach always was sour. I wias V*oubled a lo> with /heartburn, too. I hajL'no strength nor energy, and L/tlould hardly do my housework. 1, suf ferod a great deal with dizzy head ache*. and my liver was out of <>r der. “A relative of mine,' Mrs. Lillie Burgess, had been helped so much by taking Tanlae that I decided to take it./loo. The Tanlae drove away all my stomach trouble and gave me a great appetite. 1 can Orfw cat anything I want aaff it doc not hurt me. My nerve* w'eYo qui< : cd. and the medicine built tip m' system much that I got wheir i slept fine every night. It regulat'd my liver ami my system gen* ra 11 > |and banished those headache , Tanlae increased my strength . *********** Route 2. Oct. 24.-T7- * * . and P. M. Yam spent a f*w~!Tays In Columbia laot week. Misses Pefrl and Mae Yarn have returned ftqtn a week's visit to rel atives and friends In the Stokes pec- tlon. ^Irs. P ’ C\ Croeby and daughter have mtitped home from the Clara EsAvD, Infirmary in Walterboro very mdeh improved, the former having Jfihcid ft er and the ’atte * •Utrrlmgic fever. ^ Among those who are attending school away from , home this season may be mentioned Gary -Yam. who Is attending the Charleston Medical College; Eunice Padgett, the Con federate Home College. Charleston; Flossie and Urel Yarn are taking combined courses at Drattghon's Business College in Columbia. J - . Yarn Yarn is making some Improvements in his home. Miss Cora Yarn has returned from the infirmary In Walterboro, where she was treated for a severe case of malaria. . • - Our sympathy goes out to Mrs. Kate Bishop, who lost her twelv rt year old daughter with malaria » few days ago. Mr and Mrs. Aaron Crosby lost theii nine year old daughter of ma laria fever a few 'days ago. \Y<‘ are glad to report that Mr, Rufus Breland, who lias been con fined t,> his room for several days ol. Jie^ion haglc fever is imprnyinc vifr’ l«da Crosby ha* accepted a pnifsion with the Walterboro Infirm ary a. a trained nurse, leaving last Saturday for that piaor. ' G. .! Yarn and son. Harrv. kad business in Walterboro List week. The Sniders school opened on the fith under the able manxkcnient of Miss Fannie Campbell of Smoaks. On account of so ninth sickness the enrollment was s^fiall on the open ing morning. P. M. Yarn, who travel* for a wholesale fruit and vegetable f^rm of Philadelphia, and Cover* a territory from the Sartibel Islands in the Gulf fo Middletown. Delaware. Is home dh his vacation. Mr. Yarn has pur chased a good deal of property in and around Walterboro. and is an ticipating moving hrs family tho^* In the near future. Misses Martha and Cnes Stanley visited Misses Pear and Mae Yarn last Sunday H. A. Brant, of Ridgeland. had business in nuC .section last week. Mr Brant ig always a welcome vis itor to our section, hi* old home. II. J. Brant bad business in \Yal- terhoro last Sut'urdav a ford ter papur*. . j isod/fta be a severe cold has been what wus interestin me moar than j f p or sufred-up feel- the Austrich burd win ter find .ngpt Chest or sore throat take who yu bed .got ter ride on »h« t (|os of I)r Finc-Taraimwvy w aggln. . i toUl Uetiie -that t “ 1 j smd pr* vent a wearing. tiacfclng liit wuz Sam Smith an*! Sal, but so ontlc | 1 ( ji;, K ging tiiraugh tile winter. s?'d Sal cud nevir ride er standm up xour,Druggist. 25cX in •r wagin. so we doant no wtui - - hit i*. but ef tha doant mind wool, find outen whu hi* ar . . Sai, mr editor, wil thear bee am t'nle weevuH. at the Ft.iV? ef yu s — SAVES DAUGHTER A M Sutnmernll. of Petersburg. Ya.. was in town last wee^ irt-nt- ten<lanee upon court as a witness. km git holt us wun L'dvan* yu *cr ] yj,. Huniuierall was for many yem* l. t i.uH - - hav hit. for/ want (he onnur | j.^id’ent of \Yaltvrhoro, as supe: • wunst in mi life ti- tnterdU' in sutu-j j„tendent of tlie Walterboro nil mill thyng nue in nil bounty, an ef i k*«’ and later in the jewelry byfWs*. git holt ui^'wun ilf shore turn him /use in joncses eottnn patch j*’ n-r him hop and kus. Lf *b“ t'pb- weevuls ar ktlnlt^lu^v•t''*' s, '' '' -hn i want ter turn w mv littul w«»t lose in his feeld wil not piatk ntutet. .iiffurense wil jut? ram glad ter pea'’the Fair h- giu"i so mutch as that ttierti - wil l>^e f° kountyes in hit this y^re. Suthern Karolina Fare soufidz hig.^M^l boap hit wil ho n ^ biir I?it soitndz im* belt in on ^ N over an) them utlier kountyes. imt. . <•1 wate an sea \ guylhmu lor nearly six months, ^ai mr editur. vu didnt v. th* t Mrs. Laura Bratcher, o. this place, and we had an ortomoboel di<U5 r u' " 'in ' was down in bed for three months. way*. I'am a \v«dl woman. I thin! “I now ^commend Tan! ic h* cause it is the grandest niedirim there over was. It sure is fine I was a physical wreck when I h - gan taking Tanlae. l>m three hot ties made .me a well woman ” Tanlae, the master medicine ■* sold by; .Ino. M. Klein, Walterboro The Colleton cypress Co., (/th ton Cottagevllle Drug Co.. Yottag* villi'. I landion Mercantile Co., Islam! ton. \Y C. fllqver,-JaCksonimto ( nl'tot 's Pharmacj’, Smoaks. ItHFI'M \Tlsvi Ktl.l.ows KX- It *riKK L n the rain alj day is g noCaliy followed by painful t\v|itg4'S of rheti mat ism or neuralgia^ Slnaa’s Liniment will give vou/<tui»k relii'f and prevent tfie twlriges from be coming torture. /U quickly pene trates without rubbing and soothes the. sore and >a* hing Joints. For sore, stiff, .exhausted muscle-, that ache abd throb from overwork, and stinngj Sloan's Liniment affords r~- Bruise's, spiains '■trains and other minor injuries to children ai> ciuickly socithed by Sloan’s Lini ment. Get 41 bottle today at Druggist. /5c. Advice ef Mother no Doaht Pre- TenU Denihter'i Untimelj End. as big a* hit soitndz ime 1/ Kollet un kbunti w ifvti'/Fl , Ready, Ky.—" .* nol able to do WHY WOMEN SUFFER Many \Vi«ltertH..-o Womc'ii are ! • n iug llw' Cati^e. your uv them thear henri ford ga"* w nc | cannot tfH_you'how I Mlffcred^ with Women often Ml (Ter, Mot km ,v % t -•>». ' iiw* r«i use. Backac-he. headache. cli/ r. mrvousness^ . Iiregplfr urinary passage ness, languor Each a torture of itse lf Together hint at weak kidney- tel! you'now I *unercu wun Sn iki' at the root g< t '•> eins bout from mr. .Air in Walter- i my ^ *q<r with BCrvousnesl and hure an We ar k'utnniin t«'r the womanly troubtCSJ ..... Fare in hit an ef we kin git ter du Quf tamily doctor told my b /lit we want ter ride hit wutt tvme * could not do me any good, and he iTid Recommended h ro«n tn t n»- r.1. Cr.k wwl Ivk- wjlve It !«.. W. IrA MOttW docto., Kn,1..r-,1 .1 homy. 'oun in. i nue rase eraiv . , k„» h* did not heln me ' tle'ie s convincing testimony f>oii *er e hailunge Kurbel Gym pagit t.'i but he did no» He p me. u .lterboro Woman * ~~ "‘VTS: Ilf Mrie • wvr.. Ayor. .U^»„ <a use. No other remedy more* highly "n- Kidney Pill- Recomtnended by thousand ortomobeel. hiird run an then wee| r " n no '" ! bottle*, and now I am able (^.t fl ita« ks of kidne y trouble and from female we»knets. You may pub- ortomobeel rase. anithyng fut a. do syi 0 f my work and wy own | )irH ».ago ! had pains In mv back Hahmyletterif youwish."-Mn«.JA»tr.3 ' washing. and hips and often for weeks «t a CoNLEY,616St.ClairSt..Frankfort.Ky. 1 think Cardui is the best medicine In ' lim,. I wasn’t alile to straighten. 1 Ko woman sufTcrtn^ from any form of the world. My weight has increased. j hail he-adactieH and dizzy spell,** and and I look the picture of health.'* | ; , f times I could hardly W across If you autter from any of.the ailments the' room f tried lots of n uiedH's peculiar to women, get a bottle ot Cardui mit didn't get any permanent be n— today. EMIay Is dangerous. We know , it Doan's Kidney pills re lie ve d leetul ftrh. a? what weed iyke“ter sea tho an weed pai atinthur qu<1 •; ♦er ler, sea hit wud bea a fut ra**' between Kumal Gym pagif and I'uttgo stryckline. mi reesttn fer ♦hys ar thet tha ar erbmit t the big- gitlest peepul we no tiv anlwhar' weed be foarsed ter bet on hniigo, help'you. for if hat helped SO /er fie qud outrup fhe Kumei we many thousands of other weak women fieipave. ‘ in the past 50 years. but, ernuf us thys fulishness we | want ter sal a wurd ter the peepul j ter git readi fur the Fare am! cum prepaid ter' stal aul the tyme and ter aea aul tha kan sea. we myte us but ef we du At all druggists. me from the start. It has been two years now since 4 have h«d **i< M im altaek.” . ' ' price fine, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy *g*d a Doan's Kklney Wll»^-the. SBBiei that the Ljrdi^ E-^PtokllAaa.MedD Mrs. Ayer bad. Foflt*v-Mi!burn <'o.,| dll* Ctfc, Ljr»ll, Props., Buffalo, N. Y. female tronbles should lose hope until she haa (riven Lydia E. Pinkham'a Yeg- ctable Compound a fair trial. Thia famous remedy, the medicinal ingredients of which are derived from native roots and herbs, has for forty yean proved to be a most valuable tonic and invigorator of the female organism. All women are Invited to write HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR RAW FURS COR yean, the iMNt u have kern ahioaiai cca lor your din by nadk* then Raw Far Marin. Wrila today ler our Pro* price li* awl We c Large oo el Raw P«ra is i fr-n New YoTi.^do Wotkf. Gmamac QoHen Seel DAVTOBUJSTEmftBR(L^k^T^teVtf~ T ’‘ Attorney at Law x NEW PRESSING CLUB s' / y ' / Ladies and Gentlemen: We have opened a first-class Pressing Club at Smith’s Bar ber Shop and would appreciate any work given us* All work called for and delivered. * \ . / sr / / Walterboro Tailoring Company H. K. SMITH, Mgr . / Phone 20-J Berry’s Garage HELP FOR WORKING WOMEN . - V ■ Some Have to Keep on Until They Almost Drop. Hov/ ^ Mrs. Conley Got Help. Hi* rs is a letter from a roman who hud to work, hiu w hs top .v; ak arid suf* ferod too much to ccntinuq. How -rhe regained health :- j ^ Frankfort: ky.- 1 cufferedBomuch with female wcakrus*.* thiyt 1 could not d<» X<y -own wof?, to hire it done. J/hcard so much aliout Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Comfx.und that 1 tric'd it. I took three bottles and I found it to le all you claim. Now I feel as Well as ever 1 did and am able to do all my »> It*was no useforTwM nearly dead and Waltci boro, says: "FoKthc pat! own work again. I "0(1 let littuTBil an the AuR,ri ‘ h MOTedtO do in« *ny good. But | five ..years 1 suffered from s.v.i.-it recommend it U* any woman suffering Formerly HATFIELD’S GARAGE on Railroad Avenue. - We have purchased Hatfield’s Garage and are now prepared to make all repairs to'automobiles. ^ ONLY ^KILLED MECHANICIANS EMPLOYED All Work Guaranteed. Prices Reasonable. YOUR WORK SOLICITED. J. 0. BERRY, Proprietor AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP AVe are prepared to furnish all parts for automobiles, casings, tubes and accessories. Our rnethanichm fs skill ed and can make repairs on tdf makes of cars AI t WORK GPAPANTEKD WE M.r: SATI.SCACTIt)V FREE AIR. Blacksmith and Wheelwright We also conduct a blacksmith and wheelwright shop, do ing 1 all kinds of work. Grist Mill We grind every day. Corn for sale. We ask your . patronage. C. W. PELLUM Wiehman Street. '\Phane~4J * - Tx Money To Loan On Real * * >. / / ■ ' ■ ' Estate • ' .. • , 7^- / ■ x \\ I am in position to negotiate loans on improved real estate for a period of live years with interest at ft per cent. Reasonable commissions. ' - \ X / • • * s' AMOUNT LOANED: Not cxceettinK t^ie-half the vjjkie of the land or one-third the value of the lands phis the ^buildings. No loans made on sandy lands. Loans made only to persons living on tb** farms mort gaged. In order for loans to Ik 1 approved !. must contain a reasonable percentage of cultivated Ia.uK Prefer loans of $1,000 and upwards. Cannot handle loans under $500.0(). Application desired at once. R.M. JEFFERIES ' X \ rb- S ' So X / * X Kirkland Plumbing and Electric Co . ’ • < 'X/X. , . ^ \ ' Full line of Electric and rlumbing Supplies always in n Stock. Orders Promptly Filled ^Sttnjates on. plumbing and electrical jobs freely given. All work guaranteed to be first class and according to Insurance Specifications. f No job too small a fid none too large for us to do. » ■» .. . . i J d