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• • 9***r'f*' . # t PAG1 -1 * ■ .x-;' TAYLOR’S THE STORE ALWAYS KNOWN AS SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS. WE^ HAVE EVERY THING IN THE CHRISTMAS GIFT LINE—A PRES ENT FOR EVERY" MEMBER OF-THE -FAMILYr V 250 PODUDS CMIDf Hdly Chocolate Covered Nuts, a 60c value. Pure, Fresh, Delicious. t GIVE HER A BOX—SHE WILL APPRECIATE IT X X / vVe have over $300.00 worth of Ladies’, Gents’ and Chil- aren’s Handkerchiefs, ranging in price from a crocheted N. S " edge handkerchief at 2 for 5c to a dainty plain lace mndkerchief at 50 cents. LIES'II COTS MELUS In individual Holly boxes—$1 50 to $5.00, Sterling Sil ver handles. HIK UK;«.FST LINE OF FIRE WORKS—WE HAVE .;vi;n hah. • yS / \ ^ yT » ' Kers to lM<l\ • - V • • 5* 10 > inch h(»r>e crackers .V^ • / • \ // Io-2 1 2 inch hor e crackers^ Spai ’ni« *j»« f piu kagt Son of a Guns, each - ' .. i. ..... i r . /' 8 R’P Rap*. < a< h V 1»* Llt^nan c. tulK's, .Vnimmit um ick.>. '. 'd the w.v.L, a gjeefit »i<*\city I"- i'i.- -i!.* pa par l»allo<>n*r \ 25.* L"■ ‘til l ■ 1 ,t;eat. h . . .,v.. . . . ■ <c. 1'1 -W, an*! 2 * ■ / I0KS, loys, 10YS , TA YLOR’S I Walterboro’s Popular Store • . PUSS AND STANDARD Wednesday, December 20, 191$ to WDnvi I’archessi \ Rook 5' Rummy.., 25.* Old Maid .5 and 10c Every toy adopted by Old Santa Claus for this Xmas and hundreds of other games. giviing. Rring the little folks «n4 1,1 them sci■ the I>|^ . display of Dolls and Toys. . 4? A MERRY CHRISTMAS Rot. H. B. Hardy, who for the put foot years has bdeo pastor of Mt. Vernon Methodist church. Hick ory OroTc. loft last week for his bow charge in Wlnasboro. Rot. Mr. Hardy and hia family made many friends in Hickory Grore and ricln- ity during thoir stay in this coun try. all of whom regret thst on ac count of the laws of the church. ‘Rev. Mr. Hardy had to bo transfer red to a new Hold.—York News. HOW TO CHKOfr THAT OOIJ) When ip is painful to breathe and i fever sends chills up and (down your i back, you are in for a cold. A time ly dose of Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Hon^jr will stop the sneeses and sniffles. The pine balsam loosens the phlegm and clears the bronchial tubes, the hofley soothes and relieves the sore throat. The antiseptic qualities kill the germ and the congested condi tion is relieved.. Croup', whooping cough and chronic bronchial affec tions quickly relieved* At all Drug gists. 25c | MOVE TO ROCK~ HILL Rev. Elxie Myers, of York, who was recently assigned to the pas torate of the Park and Manchester Methodist churches in Rock Hill, has moved his family to that city. Rev. Mr. Myers filled his first ap pointments yesterday.—York News. INACTIVITY CACHE* CONSTIPA TION Lack of exercise in the winter is a frequent cause of constipation. You feel heavy, dull and listless, you* complexion is sallow and pimply, and energy at low ebb. ('lean' up this condition at once with Dr. King's New Life Pills, a mild laxij_ five that relieves the congested in” testines without griping. A dose be fore retiriry; will assure you a full and easy movement in the morning 25c at your druggist. MIM.KK'H ANTISEPTIC OIL KNOWN A-S tSNAKE OIL Most Wonderfully Peneratinr. Pain Relieving uni Healing Oil Known. , It is creating a sensation through out the south, where it is Doing in troduced. Many thousand pe>ple are now using it with gratifying *e- sults. For rheumatism, neuu'lg'i. lumbago, sore, stiff and swollen Joints, corns, bunions or whatever the pain may be, apply the oil to the affected parts t and it will disap pear as If by magic. For sore mt rroup. grip, diphtheria and ton-dlitis i> has hxrn found most effective. Kvory bottle guaranteed at leading druggists, .fno M. Klein. IIKAKII i’.«n \VS I.FCTt IU1 I i ■ *■ on Trom this » u ert in ; ttenr n* •• upon . •• id refs « .v-’ to !lv! W'nr? .f*A;i ^ c-. Mrvan. t !!:•■ V: : th»-a?»*- » i«. -rlivtop. Thur.-d;*.> < !..ni: i * • •? « k. , i,. I f ft ! vV .1-0 \ s on " r,: 1 1 n in tU-- ; ’ i mu. 'I' i imr < <eey I ovelttont tOll'.Mv . I - f ■ r r . with Sloj.p’ Uni ' i ii ij V.Iy pi*!- 1 t i'i .th • 1 nthbin . ’d s-*Mth« .•••. •• .-r:< ym r :r naisples. The * <• " tx'f Ma 1 i ‘ ' ill ted j > i 11 a !l "i I i ■ 2 i'i' nrle appli< . lion p. in. .''loan's lani.T.i-p.t i- pconve-.b-nt i.’id eu'rcklx^ '*•' • :u the ■d'OTI O* I In pores tret t iiiile to-day >t D. uggist. th*. !*.• n. it ih • .our CHRISTMAS THEE FRIDAV NIGHT The Stokes school will have a Chrrstmas tree Friday gening of >his week, with appiopr. it - . v, r- clses by he school. This will !. rpe, promptly at X o'clock, and the p-.o- lii is invit fo attepj We wish all our Customers and • x • / » S . _ _ Friends a Merry Christmas H. Zalin Clothing Store WALTERBORO, S. C. PAINKM. COl'tJMS KEUFAED Hr. King's New -*Dis(o\ery ir, a oothing. healing fep.tedy far toughs and colds that has stood the te. t of nrrrly fif';; years. For . .at cough that strains.the throat an 1 sips the \it; lity try Dr King's New Discov- r> The soothing pine balsams and mild l.xative ingredients >oon drive the c<dd from the system. Have a bottle on hrnd for winter colds, c-oup. grippe and bronchial affec tions. At your Druggist. 51V. Danger Signal. If the fire bell should ring would i you run and stop it or go and help to put out the fire’ It is much the same way with a cough. A cough ■ is a danier signal as much as a fire bell You should no more try to ! suppress it than, to stop a fire bell when it is ringing, but should cure | the disease that causes the cough ing. This can nearly always be done by taking Chamberlain.!* Cough Remedy. Many have used It with the most- beneficial resttlts. it Is especially valuable for the per sistent rough that so oftejl follows a bad cold or an attack or the grip. Mrs. Thomas Beeching, Andrews, Ind., writes: "During the winter my husband takes cold easily and coughs. Chamberlain's Cough Re^ edy is the best medicine for break ing up these attacks and you can not gel him to take any Other.” Ob tainable everywhere. Commencing tomorrow morning and lasting only until this limited allotment is Gone \17 ITH Christmas but a short way off—the sale of these beautifuHblouses is of par- " ticularinterest. Whether desired for your own wardrobe—or wanted fer gift pui - /poses for relative or friend—thi price-*, at which they will be sold represents such sub stantial savings—that purr haves should bemade now while the opportunity present' Divided into two lots v ' , * and priced at $3.48 and $4.98 NOTE:—These values are the result of a forward-looking merchandising policy—< 1 pooling our interests with several hundred other merchants—and placing our ord< .• several months ago. For this reason no more of these Blouses will be obtainable t*i sell at these same low prices. / - / TAYLOR’S Exclusive Agency for Colleton WORTHMORE and WELLWORTH WAISTS - Automobile? ,D* Hi X Just recaived two cars of good fa»’m mules, which at going fast Come in end let us show them to you, an* h *ip you sei.-ct what you need for your use next year. BUICKS M if ii We h ave also just received a car of Buick Automobiles, ' fours and sixes. These are wide tread, which we will 1 not be able to get after January 1st. FORDS Two cars of Fords are expected before the Christmas Holidays. < RIZER & AYER Walterboro, S. C. HOX Nl’PPER \ SI CC KS> The box supper given by the Stokes school Friday night of last week was a decided success. The large crowd present enjoy.il the <0 casion, and the object for which it was given was fully realized, the swin of 141.70 having^l^en cleared. Cough Medicine for Children. Mrs Hugh Cook. Scottaville l Y.. says: "About five > years 4? when we were living in Garbutl. b Y.. I doctored two of my chlMf suffering from colds with Cham is Iain's Cough Remedy and fount }U*t as represented in every way. ». promptly checked their coug ui t and cured their colds quicker b » anything I ever u*ed.” Obtain Ih* everywhere. /. WEN. SORE LUNGS Restored To Health By Vinol Camden, N. J.—"I had a deep seated cough, was run-down, and my lungs were weak and sore. I had tried everything suggested without help. (>„<. eve . ning I read about Vinol and decided to try it Soon I noticed an improve- m nl ‘ 1 , k . Ppt 00 Ukin * '* ,nd tod*? I “ \ w< ' 11 Th'* soreness is all ,r °“ “T I do not have »„v c-ongh and have gained fifteen pounds.’* —Yea** Hillmax. for chronic w It * nd b 7?* chiti « Md for all run down conditions, * John M Klein, . fcoro, SC./ Druggist, Walter- tHRISTtlAS AND NEW YFXI* EXCTRMON FARES Between all points on th* ATLANTIC COAST LINK The Standard Railroad of the " Also to practically every ptit’ 1 the Southeast, including V.'a^im - ton, Cincinnati, St. Louis. Memp' • and New Orleans. Tickets "ill sold x , DECEMBER 20. 21. -’•* - * and 25, limited returning to t* 1 original starting point by <>i N' Wednesday, January 10th, I'I. For schedules, Pullman i ^* ' tions and any further infoitia desired call on D. E. MARTIN Ticket Ag*' * Walterboro, S. C. s,