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• DEATHS
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' It. H. BRELAND
“I hop< my ■tatemvnt will llrin^
benefit to others.” »*ai<l Mr*. L. A.
Hellinyer, of Cayce. S. a Kilburb
of Columbia, ax *he b.||fan to tell
on April 28th of the yreat reaultn
Tania* pave her. “I took three bot
tler of Tanlar and I'm free of all
my ailment* now and I feel fline. 1
have not taken any medicine aloe
1 quit takina Tanla<* I wa* ao poor
and thin and weak when I etarted
taking It. but the medlrlne made
me atioBK and hearty. I aupt»o«e I
pained at leaat ten or fli. en po.iiida
In weight. N Tmts*** 0 ""*"
"When I began taking 'nlar I
v a* Buffering trwfully wH a t. —oua
atontaeh trouble and I waa Juat ad
nervoua I e**uld not hold a conver-
aation ih.anyorfe. i don’t know-
why, I would juat go nil to
piere- N|v appetite liad almost
gone and ' waa awfully di«y almost
all the U-j*. I thought, too. that
aometlilpg • readful would, happen
to q^e and I lived In ronatatit dread.
At time« it f«-tt an if my heart would
Jump out of my body, too Hut
, thank* to Tania* . I am now free of
those trouble* and I’m glad to rec
ommend Tan lac to apv who nuflVi
as I did.”
Tanlar. . "The Master Medicine.”
Is sold by:
.Ino. M. Klein, Wnlterboro
The Colleton Cypress Co., Colle
ton.
CottageviJle Drug Cd . Cottage-
vllle
I*iandton Mercantile Co.. Lland*
ton.
W, C. Glover, Green Pond (Jack-
Bonhoro.) /
K. If., jlishop A- Co.. Lodge,>.C.
To Cure • Cold In One Day
Take 1>XATIVK BROMOQuinine It ttop* the
Cough ■od lleadorhe ao*l work* off the CoM
Oruggitra refund money if it fait* to care,
if. W GROVH'h aigoature on each bo» .*Sc.
Ruffin. June 15:—R. B. Breland,
son of -Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Breland,
died in Savannah, following an op
eration In a Savannan nospital. His |
b<>dv w as taken to Pritehardvllle j
for interment, which wa* the home,
of his wife, a daughter of Henryj
DuRois. of that place. Mr. Brolan*! j
was born Oct. f*. 18il. and was
married to Miss Nora Hu Hois, Dec.
12. 18J»6. Since then they have
lived in Savannah. Of this union
five children were born, of whom
only two’ survive, one son and a
daughter.' The deceased Is surviv
ed by his widow, and by foor broth
ers and four sisters, he being the
youngest of thfrteen children.
Among, those who survive are Miss
Hattie Breland, of Ruffin; I). B.
Breland, of Ruffin, and J. J. Bre-*
land, of Ashton. Mr. Breland was
a consistent member of the Metho
dist church, and a loyal Mason. He
was a good man. and lived a life
of service for others.
DEATH OF INFANT
The seven months old son. Mar
ion. of .Mr. and Mrs.-Melvin Hiott,
of Round, died Tuesday. June - 12.
and was buried at Hedon’s cemetery
Wednesday morning. the funeral
services l»eing conducted by Rev. .1.
•M 1 Craven, in the 1 ' presence of a
goodie number of relatives and
friends. The little boy was sick
about three weeks of fever and nth-
erf troubles. The sympathy of a
large number of relatives and
fCiends goes out to the sorrowing
parents. *
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SCRAWNY CALVES
What ruakeh a calf scrawny—off
its feed’ Germs—parasites in the
intestines. Why n<vt free, them of
this trouble? If yom will give the
* ;»lf some B. A. Thomas'Stock Rem
edy In its feed, within a week you
will see it* 1 brighten, up and in four
or five weeks you wont know the
calf. Costs you but a few cents and
w ewill refund that If it doesn’t do
as we say. A Wichman & Son,
we will refund that if it doesn’t do
Hendcrs&nville, S. C. lino.
Says Phosphates Make
Beautiful Women and
Strong, Healthy, Vi
gorous, Robust
Men. .
Physicians nil over the vvbrld arc
.|'res4-rihin K phosphates to hoili!
tip run down enemir rdndlti.m*
and t||«*se who have treated Ihlir
patients with Argo-Phosphatc
are changing thin, enemic. wom
en with toneless tissues, flabby
flesh, into the, most heautiiul
rosy chc-eked ami plump round
formed women imaginable.
Atlanta. Ga. Dr. Jacobson sp.M
in a recent interview that itu ptr
cent of enemja comeH froih nervous
breakdown which can only be cor
rected by supplying the necessary
phosphates to the nervous system
that is lacking ! n the food yo*’ ent
and thi s r an he quickly <-upplied by
taking one or two 5-gram Argo
Phosphate tablets after each meal
end at bej timeT - 'It,-v ill in meny
cases make a pale sfffawny far--* the
picture of heAlth irt- a few Jays.
I have seen women that I °*{prQted'
would have to be kept und»r treat
ment foe months restored to perfect
health i n one or two weeks time.
SPECIAL NOTICE—The Argo-
Phosphate recommended by Dr. F.
H.Jacobson contains phosphates such
as are prescribed by leading physi
cians throughout the world, and It
will be found the most effective form
for treating patients with Nervous
Dyspepsia, Stomach troubles. Brain
Fag, Nervous Prostration. it will
renew youthful vim and vigor, and
build , up the whole body. If your
druggist will not supply you with
Argo-Phosphate, send $1.00 for two
weeks treatment to Argo-Laborator-
ies, 10 Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga.
LOAN
Applicatians Wanted
WE CAN HANDLE AT ONCE
SEVERAL APPLICATIONS FOP.
FARM LOANS IN AMOUNTS OF
$3000 AND'UPWARDS for a five
YEAR PERIOD.
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Colleton Insurance and
Realty Company
R. M. JEFFERIES, Pres.
C.F.‘ MUCKENFUSS. Mgr.
WALTER BORO, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Wiaehenhark
and children, Vanetft and Everen.
of Augusta, Ga.. arrived in town
Sunday to visit Mrs. Winehenhark’s
parents, Mr. an*] Mrs. F. M. Morris.
They made the trip in their auto
mobile.
P. F. Morris and daughters, Alic.-
nml Margaret, of Wilmington. N. C
visited Mr. Morris’ parent* Sunday.
Mr. Morris returned and left A lie*
with Miss Fay Morris and Margaf
et with her grand mothner for a
month. '
Forethought.
"People are learning that a littl
forethought often saves them a big
expense. IIhere is an instance; K.
W. Archer, Caldwell.-Ohio, writes
‘Ji do not believe that our family
has been without Chamberlain’
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy since we conynenced keeping
house years ago. When we go on
an extended visit we take it wit'
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J. B. DAVENPORT, Manager.
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R. M, JEFFERIES
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
WALTKRBORO, 8. C.
Practice In all t’oui ts except Equity.
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