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LEGAL MVERTHMEM
(TTATIO* F<»lt IJCTTKBH OK AD-[ Given under my hand, this alh
.. day nf June. Anno Domini. ’iNl".
MINISTRATION
6th and 13th
in The. Presa
Published on the
days’ of "June. 1S1
and Standard.
G. ALBERT BEAt H.
Probate Judye. t’olleton Pounty.
«TTATlON FOR LFFTKItS OF AD
MINISTRATION
THE STATE OK SOI TH CAROLINA
County of Colleton.
By G. Albert Bearh, Esnuire, Pro
bate Judge.
Whereas. D. B. Hudson. Clerk o?
Court, made Suit to me to grant him
Letters of Administration of the
Estate and eneets of II. N. Folk.
These are. therefore, to cite and
admoBisli all and sinkular the kin
dred and creditors of the said H.
N. Folk, deceased, that they be and
n&pear before me. in the Court of
Probate, to be held at ..Walterboro,
8. C.. on July 10th. 1917, next, af-! t* rs of Administration of the estat •
te r publication hereof, at 11 o’clock f »nd effect< of Eunice Glover.
- therefore, to cHe and
admonish all end singular the kim!-
dred and «T**<iitors of ' the said
Eunice' Glover. <le(ease«l. -fiiat the y
be and_ app*-,ir tefo-e rue. in t!i«-
t ouff of TOvtda!'**. to be b. Id. at Wel-
terbo-o. S. » .. on the I tth day of
June. re\t. after th
hereof, a
(A loving tribute by Rev. Dr. J. W.
Wolihrgn
At midday on June 1st the re
mains of Mr. Walter C. Glover
were laid to rest in beautiful Live
Oak Cemetery at Walterboro.*
Mr. Glover was a life-long resi
dent of this place, a member of a
most -excellent family, and a gen
tleman of the old South Carolina
school.
Mr. Glover was a man of sterling
integrity and ifor fifty-five years
went in and out among his N^dlows
in this community, closing JiicSlfe'
with the esteem and fragrance or
good name.
Though a busy man. Mr. Glover
was devoted to his family, and in
the quiet of his oome found his
< hief joy. He gave his toll and
t are for the welfare of his wife and
children, but was especially devoted
to the happiness of Miss Eunice, his
only daughter. Four .months ago
almost to a day "she was claimed by
the grim monster and ever sinc«
Mr/ Glover has been sad and dis
couraged and so when taken with
an iicUte attack of some disorder of
the kidneys he did not have the
strength to resist.
Though a true believer in the
Gospel and a devoted attendant on
the religious services of the Metho
dist church for many years, it was
about two. years ago during the pas
torate of Rev. fir. Wolling that he
1 THE STATE OF SOI TH cXrOLJN/L
County of Colleton.
By Ci. Albert Beach. Esquire. Pro- professed that faith which he, in his
bate Judge.
VV*hereas, Mary (Mariah Glover
made,suit to me to grant her Le»
In the forenoon, to show cause, if
an. - they have, why the said Admfn-
Jstrafion should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 2'Ath
day of May. Anno f)o:i4ol,-1'*17.
Published on the 30th dav of
MoV, 1917. and the 6th. Hth. 2bt»t
and 27th dqyi* qf June, 1917. and
the 4th day Of July. l‘*)7.
In The- Press and Standard. >
heart, so deeply nourished.
Bui the end has come and with
assurance <pf a happy life beyond
he was la up to rest, and many beau-
fiful floral
tri
butes
testifl.
-d the
high e
steera
in
which
be w
is lield.
The
luner;
il
services we
re held
Friday
at 1 1
o’<
In< ,c*‘ ;
t his 1:
(fe resj-
(leme.
cord u
cf.
11 ?r»
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Smith
and 1
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ing. .• .V
la rg.‘
n u nt()i
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of
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frlr nd‘
were
IT
osent
at the
funeral
Cut Prices On
Groceries .
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Granulated Sugar, 1 lb.
. 10c
Best Grits, 1 pk.
50c
Carolina Rice, qt.
12 l *c
N «■>
e Best Flour, 12 lbs.
90c J '
Tomatoes, 1 lb. can
:. . ioc
Lighthouse Soap, cake
05c
Lump s tarch, 1 lb.
08c
Snow King Baking Powde!
10c * ,
Kellcgs Corn Flakes, pkg.
10c
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Apple Jelly: large ylX
' I5c ~
1 lb.
'ainv n.
50c
can-
r ■til o'clock in the forenoon, i Rton
publication P^'l followed in the -funeral ptmee^
' to Live Oak i^meter v^ -vIvM- >
CITATION FOR I.FTTERs of
ADMIMSTH \TIO\
to show cause, if any they
%hy the. -aid Administriition
not be granted.
Given under- y-y hand, this fith
<!av of June. Ann«» Domini, f'yl rr
i Published/Mn'dbe ^Hr'^and 12th
in The Pres*
STATE OF SOI TH ROJ.l.VV,
' County of Colleton. V
Jty (5. Albert Beach, Esquire. F’r^\
. bate Judge. ■*
Willjsj»fttfej
LT-tte.s of
E-*ate ap<f i ‘ ITATBlN FOR I.ETTFRS OF tD-
bate Judge.
Wduiras, S. Annie
s at to me to gi;'r.t hi
Adni inistTgf Ion pop'll
n***i/i>
days of Jdn*aJ>iT
and StodderdT
G. ALBERT BEACH.
Ppdbate Judge. Colleton County.
hav* i fbe inte' nicnt. took jilueor'The fol
tu.nl I I lowing ffw-nds^-erTlas Pall bearer-.
.Jar E.^lVtTijf<N. Jno. M. Klein. G.
jL—RTT*’.s. C.Hy. |>a\is. E. L. -Fi .ii-
lufrne. H. W. Bh«k, Jr.. Max Jac-
hs ah'd P. .1. Lucas.
Mi-. Glover and twM Fti*s, 4 W.
ar! Liworth UlenrXr • 1l ir '
A. Willis.
efleets Oi ...
Tese are, therefore, to < and
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditor*, of the said H- i
A.\ Willis, de<ea'o d vThat thev IX
and appear before rtie.Mn the Court
of Probate, to be held RJ Walter
boro. SCC.. on the Rth day of June,
next, after publication hereof, at
11 o'clock in the forenoon, to «how
can «<. if any r}iev bavpr why the
said Administration should not be
granted. . , v
Given nndof my ngrtd. thi« 24th
day,of May. Ajib Do mini. 1917.
.Published bn, the 2«Mh .day of
May and frlh dav of-.ltine, ^:*17 in
Thy Press and Standard.
« ITATION FOR I.FITTKRS OF \D-
MIKISTRATIOV ,
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THE STATE OF SOITH CAROLINA
, County of Colleton.
By (5. Albert Beach. Esquire. Pro
bate Judge.
Whereas, M-iry Mariah Glover
made suit to me to grant her Let
ters of Administration of the estate
and * Sects of W. O. Glover.
These are. therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kind-
dred and ‘creditor* of the said
W. C. Glover, deceased, that they
he and appear la-fore me. in the
Court of. Probate, to ;»e held at Wal
terboro. S. C.. on the 14th day of
June. next, after the publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock m the forenoon,
to show cauae. if any they have,
why the said Administration should
not be granted.
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MINISTRATION
THE -TATE < H' SOITH CAItOLIN \
County of Colleton.
By G. Alb*‘rt Beach, Esq^ufre. Pro-,
bate Judge.
When as. T. J. Bunion mad-
suit toXjnc »o grant him Letters of
Adtnimstrwtion of the estatO.and.-ef
fects of Mafy C. Bunion. ■
These arc. iherefor.-. Id cite ayd
K*monish ; I! and singular the kiJv-
MO, M m
i!i«M an«i i r* dito-s said Marv >ki<!rify troubl
Why Are s (l Many Waltertarra Peo
ple in Tliis Condition? •
F». i tired out, irritable and do
pi iA-yeIl ?
Brine imgql*r; back weak ami
painful?
ar* syniptonli* that suggest | —
^fonden.-nl .Milk, 2 ciu - !'
25c
Tomato Catsup, 2 bottles
25c
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hr \
Mason I : »it Jars:
1 qt., ,'er dozen ,85c
2 (jt.. i>er doaten ..,.$1.00
Standard Tin Cans, M lb. size.
ner 1“00 ^5.00
These Prices this Week at
TERRY & SHAFFER
tbat they lx-
: n ttye Court
C. BUnton. de-eased,
and »pn»*ar obf "C^me
■ Y Prirhatry i<v be held at \Va!f« r-
bnre .S(’. or* t*ie 15th day of JuU**
p*«\!. .iftet publaaiiin hereof. a(-ll
•»'( !i <d. th** forenoon, to ‘how
<n- *\ f anv they -bax*’. why the
- 4 id aiLrini-tration should not be
V’:m»eil
Given under inv hand this 1st day
of June. Anno fmmini. 1917.
PubBsherl on ih*- 6th
days cf June, , 1917. in The Pres*
and Standard."'
'' • 41. ALPERT BEACH.
Prohat* Judge. Colleton County.
Windy the kidr.i ys cail for lielp,
.Wist Ai.^Hi with a U .-'ted kiduc:.
HONOR ROLL FOR
WALTERBORO
S4’HOOL
and 12 th
a C;o hflp they n* ed.
NOTH E!
::i if May Concern:
remedy, .
Give tlu
No n niedy tbo/^ highly recom
mended than Kidney'Pills.
Pr< k* J h-x borne testimony.
Bodqr .<! by W. 't rbo - o jieoplo.
Mr.. A. Kit V enbakcr. Bridge St.,
" ilteij; ro. snys: '1 b.ad a dull
T fn in n.y bai k and in the hrornin^
V'h*n I pot up. 1 wa** sore and stiff.
1 CrM easily .and it was an effort
fc r me to do my housework. T trle.1
lots of remedies but the trouble eon-
tinded. \ friend recommended
• T'oan'f Kidney Pills to me and I got
jroi
me. at the Walterboro Drug Co.
1 ° if ' ,; - v Concern: (They soon gave me relief.”
Non,, is hereby given lh*t th j Pr’ce r.bc. qt all dealers. Don’t
< x*« :it< r / f the estate of J. A. West-‘‘imply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
M r s. Rickenbaker had. Fostrr-MIl-
etbeg deceased, is making dellx
e*i* s ef a:ti«les 1« f* with J. A. AV’est-
«thl C f> . • p. Call at the of
1 Ranking Company
l**- w « n hours of 10 a. im .and 2 p.
m JOHN F. LDCAR.
^-2S-it Executor.
Walterboro. S. C,. May 23. 1917.
burn co,, Props.t'Buffalo. N. Y.
JAPANESE TEA
SICK WOMAN HAD
CRYINS SPELLS
Restored to Health by Lydia
Vegetable
Compound.
E. Pinkham's
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Sniosks. June 4.— In the Cedar
Grove Sunday-school there has be* n
a Bible reading contest between the
das****. The Junior vlsss, taught
by Mrs. J. B. Smith, won the ban-
Tb'iri lfl.v, night at R:3rt o’clock
•her* 1 wi'l tw a Japanese Tea given
c-n the Shaffer lawn. Th«^ tea is
for rau-e of missions. No ad-
is.k .),.n i« charged, but a silver of
' inc is expected. There will be
aprt refiesbmetits. Every-
t' Hv w ho comes is promised a good
time.
STOP LEFT OVER tOCGHS
Dr. Bells Pine-Tar-Horqy will
F.nhaut. Pa.—”1 was *11 ran down and
weak inwardly. 1 had female trouble*
and nervous feeling*
and my head both
ered me. 1 would
often have crying
spells and feel as if
I was not safe. If
1 heard anyone com
ing 1 would run and
lock the door so they
would not see me.
1 tried several doc
tors and thev dW not
help me so 1 said to
my mother i guess
I will have to die m there is no heir for
me. ’ She got me oqe of your little
books and my hushanu said X she
stop that hacking cough that ling
ers from January. The soothing j
ncr and little Mis* Louise Sauls, of pine bhIranis loosen the phlegm,
that class, won the prize for read-j heal the iiritated Aneimjane, the
ing more « w spiers for a month than glycerine relieve* the tender tissues,
anx otic in school. There is an en- jyou breathe easier and coughing
roljic«-ot of ««v* r a fuundied pupil*. | cease*. lion t neglect a lingering
The mepshen* of the Methodisi cough.is dangerous. Dr. Bell's
First Grade—Dorothy Ackerman,
Cora Lee Cash, Evelyn Easterlin.
Frances Fishburne, Daisy Hiott.
Myrtle Johnstono. Katherine Pad- j
gett. Alma Smoak. Eva Mace Strick
land, Mamie Ward low, Judson Adf-
erman. Burdette Crosby, C. F. Mc-
Kinsey,
Second Grade—Janies Adams, Al
bert Barnes. Herbert Black, Riddick
Blocker. Ruth Blocker, Howard
Brown, Henrietta Glover. Wilmot
Jacobs. Catherine Jones. Clare Pat
terson. Gladys Padgett. Luther
Robinson. Nadeen Sanders. Hamlin
Searson, Alice Smoak. Carl Still.
Herbert Stokes.
Third Grade—Virginia Rdidle.'l
Douglas Jones, Pearl Davis. Jame"
Johnston. A
Fourth Grade— Sadie Blocker Ce-1
leste Patterson.
Fifth Grade—Riddick Ackerman.
Morris Frank. Uohn WaJker, Jim
vonLehe. Raymond MrTeer, Lizzi>
Dell Blocker, Father Brown. Jewell 1
Farrall. Caroline Jones. Jesaie Pad
gett. Bloomie Zalin.
Sixth Grade—dfuth Brown. Mary
Graham. Reba Hiers, Dorothy Hop*.
Fay Morris, Vernelle Rishef, Helen
Searson. Pearle Yarn. Josephine
Wardlow, Benjamin Finn. Kenneth
Sanders. William Smoak.
Seventh Grade--iFannie Zalin,
Ina Bootle, Mayfield Ackerman.
Athelete Risher, Norton Jacobs,
Chase Herndon. Reba Walker. Leila
Saunders. Audrey Jones. Victoria |
Warren. Harry Guilford. Grace Mar
tin, Ruth Beach. Luther JRootle,
Robert Wardlbw. , Mamie Reach,
Annie Frippe. Mazie Hickman. Ju
lius Breland. Cotesworth Fishburne.
Freeman GrahamX %
Eighth Grade—I.ennis Brown.
Gladys Corbett, l/ouise Glover. Mar-
churi h hax | just purchased pew- Pin*‘^Tar lleney is antiseptic and .. - -— -
and will paint and complete the pjehsant M take, benefits young and r *| Kog^r. RFeso Lucas. Elizabeth
it an .arh date. Jold. get it at your druggist today . p H d,^tt. Ressie Stoke*. Addle von-
church at an «arlv date.
The Berea section was visited >>}
i disastrous hail storni Su»tfa>>cTh- i
Formula on the bottle. 25c.
*
nail killed bogs. . In. ketis. eB'T. and
• omplet' 1-. d**-nayed .ill c^ops. It
lef* no xe*et*4Tnn Tbp- hail star.
we-V l ir^Md^tbm
ing DCthe roof c
i>crtiisri»' > /
V?e<»pi a
■ egg. bbnf-
manv of th >
one bottle. I stop|ieil the doctor*
meiUcitM and" took Lydii
ould try
, ^ doctor *
>ok I-ydiaK. I’iuk^nr*
\ egetable Com{>oun*i. It soon mode a
change in me and, now I am strong and
do all my work. Mrs. Arousns
Baughman, Box 86. Enhaut, Pa.
Why will women continue to saffar
day in and day oat and dra^ oat a sickly,
half-hearted existence, nuuing three-
fourths of the joy of living, when they
can find health in Lydia E. I’tnkham’a
Vegetable Compound?
If jaa would like free confidential ad
vice address Lydia fcl Pink ham Median*
Co., Lynn, Maes.
rtvnrk
Yy** it t'
her
; k has r
’ datives
‘tin nod
.t B n
'Cr-cy i- lte<l Cbarlos
.« hi
in
SCRWVNV i AIAES
AVhal makes a catf ?cratytfy—off j
iit- feeil- Ginns pgrasi.tc's in tap.
Intestines. Why not Tree them of J
t'.iis lioublo'’ If ><Yu x\ill, give th*' ■
calf some B. \ Thomas Stock Rem- ,
1 .•«!• in its wMbip n week you 1
I will -eo if briphten Up and in four;
know the ■
nts and
. will '.fund that tf it doesn't do
as we say. A Wichman A- Sort,!
,4 xv. .will refund that if it doesn't do)
IR-nd* rsonx illi-. S C. Into, i
, Lehe." Carroll Brown,-Isndne Bng«s
' lov, Theodore Crosby, l^gare Smith,
! Olrah Lee Saurderr, Floyd Drawdv.
f . .■■■
Wednesday, June 6, 1917.
Screen Doors and
e *
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Windows
LAST CALL
V. /
e SUMMER TIME IS HERE AND WITH IT PLIES
Keep Them Out of Your Home
NO WAY TO DO IT BUT WITH SCREENS
Screens arc cheaper than Typhoid. Malaria, Chil
dren’s diseases—all caused “by screenable injects
KEEP THEM OUT. • ^ •
OUR STOCK IS LARGE—OUR PRICES RIGHT
-Tin Cans and Glass Jars for Canning Fruits and ‘
* , Vegetables.
Vv. * wo*- vf
oger Hardware Co.
WALTERBORO, S. C.. “
MAKE SURE OF
SATISFACTION
You can do it by havim:
us do your DRY CLEAN
ING AND PRESSING.
We retrieve all spots,
clean and brighten with
unfailing '.satisfactory,
results.
Many delicate gowns, waists, etc.. ajG ruirjed by being
cleaned according to home made methods. ,
Our work will surdy please y<>u. and our prices are
never high. X^ /
X THE ECONOMY PRESSING CLUB
B. M. CROSBY, Manager.
’Phone j/, ^Viard’s Barber Shoo.
A PUBLIC SEBVICE CORPORATION
IS ONE THAT SERVES THE PUBLIC ^
V M •• t> ' . -X ^X\ X
WE OFFER THE ACME OF SERVICE IN LIFE IN
SURANCE.
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CASUALTY INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
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EFFICIENCY IS THE KEYNOTE OF OUR ORGAN
IZATION.
coluion ramcE a reilii co.
R. M. JEFFERIES. Pres. C. F..MUCKENFUSS, Mgr.
r
T«* rtm Publl* - .
*■ b*-* , n at-iX. Ch*bmerli»n'»
Tabtit* for indizinticty f ot- tb<* pa^t
r!\ r:oot K * and It affor.*tf me plea>-
u-e to *:> 1 have nexi**- vwd a rent-
rdr that did nt»- ko miuh gvorl.”—
Mr* C E Ktl**v. !lltnn. X Y
t hamberlatr.'* ’•Tablet* are obtain
able everywhere.
or 'yf y w * - k * - you wont kn<
. .( ox?* yovl out a few oet
Stonuuh Trouble* and Constipation.
’’I will cheerfully say that Chani-
berlain’* Tablets are the most satis-
fa tory remedy for Rtonmeh trou
bles and constipation that 1 have
sold in thirty-four years' drug store
(^•rviie." write**S. H. Murphy, drug
gist. ^ Wellsburg. N. Y. Obtainable
everywhere.
210 POl ND pi<;<
With eorn nbovi 5 cts. hogs rat
their heads : \iry ijuickly. Ti>.
hog that take’ two c~ ihrbe months
to get on full fei <1 ru ver brirc? yo>i
a profit ‘ -
When you : ,r c ready to pu* vour
ghoatft airt feed lx g'n with the D. \
Thomas Hog Medit-ine. L’se reeularly
and watch your rhoats round out
into fat hogs in nine month* hogs
going well over 200 pounds and as
high as 24n pounds. Figure the
average Reding and yotv will see
why the B. A Tbon'as medicine is
a good Investment. Try feeding out
your bogs op this plan and if you
are not more than pleased, we will
refund the cost o f the medicine. \.
Wichman X- Son. Walterboro. S. C..
and A. V, .Baggett, Hendersonville.
S.“0. Imo.
IF TIMES ARE HARD
Save Your Money
BY BUYING
Your Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes,
Etc., from/
SOBEL & B0G0SL0W
“Where tlie Dollar Does Its Duty/’
WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA.
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Mrs. A. M. Henderson, of Char
leston. spent last week with her son.
A. F. Henderson, at Ehrhardt. Mr.
Henderson's baby was quite ill. but
was much improved when Mr*. Hen
derson left there Thursday after
noon.
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MU'Ses Carrie and Annie Will-,
of. Greenwood. Fla., are vlWUint j*
atives at Cottageville. Hendrr?-<f:-
ville and Stokes. Thes« young ladi -
are quite accomplished and them
many friends are always gl.el to
have their visits.
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