The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 15, 1916, Image 3
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Wednesday, November la, 1916.
AVOIDS WORKED SIXHEIt HOURS
SERIOUS SICKNESS r ^
By Bebf Constantly Supplied Wka
Tbedford's BIack-Dra«fbt
11 harl e slon Enjdneer Now Has
Strength to Stand Overtime
Work.
McDuff. Vt.—"I suffered 1^, seven 1
years,” says Mrs. j. B. Whataker, a
(his place, “with sick headache,
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me to try
Thedford’s Black-Draught, which I did,
'■ best family medi*
ONCE SI FFEREI)
>U CH
si\d i found it to be the
cine for young and old
I keep Black-Draught on hand ah the
time now, and when my children feel a
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and it
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have a long spell of sick
ness in our family, since we commenced
using Black-Draught.''
Thedford's Black-Draught Is purely
vegetable, and has been found to regu
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re
lieve indigestion, colic, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, ;)ttid similar
symptoms.
It has been in constant use for more
than 70 years, and has benefited more
than a million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black-Draught. Price only 25c. Gets
BKkage to-day. N.cia
HIGH GRADE
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MEAL rOXT.UVS
POTASH. DO YOU
WANT
For Killt-on Y**ar*> Hu Trouliltu IV-
Tivat EiM-ut—IUu|ihv«1
• Among t!i»* many enjoyable events)
of fair week, none was enjoye-t j
more than "the big dance given Wed-j
nesday evening at Hy.-ne’s hall b* |
ih*. young men of the, town to-the
i visiting ladles. .Vmuch larger Luj:;-
j her cu dancers took part in this so
cial affair than tivaal, and it was
nnuh enjoyed t)y all present. Dane-
ir.g was continued til] about two
o'c! oc k Thursday 'mb r n i:—.
There w ere, many beautiful dre*. ; -
c.-. and giaceful danceiw were pres
ent to enhance the delightful music
j lencUied l y Metz' orchestra from
[ Charleston. One of the noticeable
i departures from the dance* of the
' ' past year wia* the return to the oil
time waltz. The glide and waltz
Sometimes while, on the job l i shared honors with the one-step, and
.twit as iXl could hardly keep going. - this return vas enjoyed by the danc-
r That was i^efoie I took Tanlac. To-
day I have\worked sixteen hour.; ' Among those present may be tnen-
and I do not Xardly .feel it. so yj.-eat tioned^Ote tollowing:.
was tha relief Tanlac- gave me.” | Mrs. L. P. M< Millan. Bamberg.
These Statements were made by Miss Annie Louise Gelzer, Orang
E. H. Bolchoy, a\ Southern Bail-' burp: Miss Sloan. CharlestonMiss
way conductor, who'reside* at 62^ J Appleby, Salkehatchie: Mi*s Hazel-
King Ct.. Charleston, ih an endorse-; burst. Savannah: Mrs. S. E. Boney,
ment he gave Tanlac. • The National . Philadelphia; Miss Pauline Sand-
Tonic M \ i
Jwnlar.
Bitter
Luella Lawton
And these statements of V r - Bol* j f-^till;, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Searson.
Ov not only describe hip ca^e. but Meggett; Miss Mary Wilson. Rock
Mi
Hill. Mr. William Henry Heyward.
Charleston; Cadets Fuller, Skinner
and Byrd, of Porter Military Aca
demy: Sheriff Lightsey. Hampton:
fndo^ph Hoxcell, Orangeburg; Her
ts a moral in thi* which i' • • at Inabinet. Orangeburg; Ka>-
to Laris'> . .i-i.^ton.
.Among the local dancers were Mr
and MrsvJ» W. Lucas; Prof, and
Mrs. F. Long. Mr. and Mr*. I
sfcKD WANTED
chOy
the same is true in many other cases.
There are yet. however, many, ma'
hnen in this State who now. like
Bolchoy once did. feel as if they
could "hardly keep going
Th.
not lia^
Mr. B^choy's statement follows:
*T -puffervvl from chronic nervous
indigestion for about fifteen years
previous to taking Tanlac. Purine
that time I havh been to a mrtnber
nf the best physhTans and I*have
, taken all kinds ofStaedioines. both
i prescribed and prophKdary medi
(cines. but without rocei\ing r.hy per
manent relief. w • . -v» A
*1 was e xtremely ncrvpo* during P^tt* rsbi
,he ,*ay ;.nd I w as very restl*v.- dut-, ^hvith ai
ire the night. I had bad okeams; •
d c>oit-* (
\nnie Wilbv. ]|
M. Fishburne, Miss
Miss Bay Jonys, Miss Katharine d •-
Trexille. Miss Mabel Wlchman, Mis<
Sarah Kohn. MNss Myitjs Padget*
Mvss Beaux Fripp and Messrs. A. T.
Anderson, Pan .xlylerscm.
Clayton, Lucien Patterkon. Baymor f ^
PAttersim. Barien -SanHefs, Fritz
thj others \
$1.S7 in cu^h
THE BEST
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CHEAPEST FEED.
Walterboro Oil Mill
Southern Life & Trust
Company
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Greensboro, N. C.
A Strictly Southern Old Line
Insurance Company.
Writing all forms gf policies at
reasonable rates,
for every dollar liability.
EVERY DOLLAR COLLECTED
IN PREMIMl MS IN ( OI.LE
TON COrNTY WILL RE RE
INVESTED IN COLLETON
(OI NTY LOANS. PATRO
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Realty Company
STOP, LOOK AND READ Tilt*
If a man loves a girl, /hat hi* bust
ness; . ' >
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If a girl loves a man that’s her bus*
ness;
If they get married that’s thelt
business.
Fo, If you want your aut.vmoblle seat
covereda and 'clothes cleaned, sec
"Hie New York PresHng Club: f<u
that’s their business.
New York Pressing
Club
(;\ cry frequently and I suffered
: ;’. J bit with a severe pain in the bai\
l of Ply neck. I w as very weak at
; times, and sometimes while on the
J job I felt as if ! could hardfj keep
I going Be ally, I ^yas in a very bad
j condition. *
••A friend who knew alcout my ail
ments urged me to take Tanlac
I took the advice. And the Tania-
sure'efid give me fine results. I
r**t well at nights now. for the Tan
lac made,; me sleep much better. My
appetite is good, and my stomach
lias strengthened* so that I digest
my food now. I am not nearly so
nervous as I was and I feel better
in every way. I have gained abouf*
tight pounds since 1 began taking
Tanlac. To’fiiy I have worked slx-
teen hou-s and I do not hardl> feel
it Those ppins in my nci’k also
were driven away by the Tanlac.
• I can and do recommend Tanlae
nowrf and I do. so conscientiously,
because (-f the results^f have obtain-
.,! from Tanlac. I have recom-,
1 it to or ho people, who j_
u 11*
nu nde<
are tak
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gotMKr.iedit
l ,; ra cl; 1 to recommend it"
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STOMACH ACID FINE! \
NO INDIGESTION. GAS.
HEARTBURN. ACIDITY
••Pape*s Pia|>epsin'' * Fixes . sick.
Stour, l pM-t Stomach* in
Fixe Minuter. «
Pou don't want a stow remedy
when your stomach is bad—or an
unceVtain one -or a harmful one—
your stomach is too valuable: you
mustn injure it with drastic drug-
Papes Piapepsin is noted for it->
speed in givirv e relief; its hartHles*-
ness; its certain, unfailing actioPL'n
regulating sick. sour. stom
achs. Its inillions of cures i n indi-
gestion. dyspepsia, gastritis afid ot’i-
er totr.acj/ trouble has mad*- it fa
mous th^ world over. . -
Keep this perfect stonr c’ d" t > •
Irofhi
H. W. Cohen
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Who used to be here 10 Years ago, and was do- x.
ing a Wholesale Business in Charleston, has
come back and opened up
ALarge Stock of Clothing, Shoes,
Dry goods, Underwear Hats
and Furnishings,
Millinery, Ladies’ Coat Suits, Skirts, Cloaks and
Sweaters, AT CITY PRICES
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Next to J. C. Crosby’s Restaurant.
Walterboro, . •; South Carolina
\> ith
ypur ir<flSie—keep it ’ andy c
heenu^t! qf th»- result*^ larg. ffty-cent cas* fro . an- dia
it- us-. Tanlac i' fk and then If/myon* o;it(i .
e. and. as I jtt-t S5 */'’.-.something vi'bi' h d* *--n'l agr'»
them, if what they oat "vs Hi
f.-i iliehtff and sotus ar
cXii-. s 'headache
‘•eax ei uctat ions
p* -.I <\J 11 od -1 • c. • ; ’ i
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with t.he\stoma»h all sue!
vani'-hee. \Jt« promptness,
a ad * as.’ iir v over. oniing i
fstovmch di-’orda-iy i- a r<*.<
I those who try if
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COFFEES
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Lodge. Nov. 1" There will he l
mooting of Sweet ttUin * amp ^ •
ti W . at Ashton. Thursday night.
No- Visit.ng .Woodmen will
•.cel< oiped. Ti er* w ill he il* er^.-
v..:k and refreshments.
.t E. HIKES, rh vk.
A CHILD HATES OIL.
CALOMEL. PILLS JOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
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Lor.k back atXour elu-hlhood day
Bem.-mhyr th/-- doye’' mothei in-
s^ted on—/astor . oi!; ' ..ii-uie'b i
iharries. How y/u hated th'-.u^K.-'
vou fo.iutht ay^inst tahurc th’"!.
With ou r .hildKn 'vt’s ■dTifTerfut
Mofbmis^ho fline to the- old form «>:
phXie dimply don't realize what
t'-.V do. The children’s revolt is
^ell-founded. Their, tender little
• insides” are Injured by them.
Xlf your •child’s stomach, liver amh
how els need cleansing, give only de-
IhiousV'Californla Syrup of Figs-
jt< action is positive but g'-ntle
Millions of mothers keep this harm*
K-s fruit laxatTve” handy: they
know children love to take it; that
it never fails to clean the liver and
bowels and sweeten the stomach,
and that a teaspoonful given today
sa^e s a sick '■child tomorrow.
Ask vour druggist for a SO-cent ,
bottle of •'California Syrup of Figs.”
which has full directions for babies,
children of all age* and for grown
ups plainly on each bottle. Beware
of counterfeits sold here See that
it is made by “California Fie Syrup
Company.” Refits*' any other kind
with contempt.
Little Miss Elise Fishburne, who
has been visiting in Savannah, has
-i turned home.
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The -wheelbase is 112 inches —
The seats arc comfortable and roomy and
there’s plenty of leg room front and back.
And your further luxurious comfort is assured
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and balanced weight—the gasoline tank
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Beautifully finisTied! —every convenience!!
Price $795!!!
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