The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 10, 1917, Image 6
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
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Wednesday, October 10, 1917.
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abetter roof
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There it xx> oae In putting on an expenaire roof
when you can get a better fool and tare real
money bjr using - ^ ^
Roofing
CE.TFAIN-TEED is the best roof, not only because it costs
less to manufacture, but also because it is we&hdr-tight, light
weight, clean, sanitary, fire-retardant, and costs practically
nothing to maintain. •
It is now used as the preferable type of roof for office buddings,
factories, hotels, stores, warehouses, garages, farm buildings
etc., where durability ir. demanded. CERTAIN-TEED is
guaranteed for 5, 10 or 15 years, according to thickness (X,
There
CERTA11
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to by* CERTAIN
roll roofings on the market, but only one
~ It pays to get the beet. It costs no more
It pays
-TEED
roof than it does to by a poor
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f, but there b a vast difference in the wear. You can't tell
t quality of a roofing by looks or feet Your only safety b the
label. Be sure that it is CERTAIN-TEED—then you are
ctrtain of quality and luarantttd satisfaction. x / S
Cartain-tBed Slate-Surfaced Asphalt Shingles
ere j-.ipplanting wood jtnd slate shingles for residences. They cost less,
era ju*t as good looking, wear better, won’t fall off, buck!* or split. They
£C3 tir.'-r.-urdant, tud do not have tp.be painted or stained.
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MSI LIKE MIRKCLE
inmuic WORKED
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MKS. KVAXH BAYS THOSK fKH
' KIBI.e HPELUS HAVE BEEN - ;
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CARD PROM MR. PAMOTTIK
BUFFERED FOR d? YEARS
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Done of Tanlar Made
langr for Better—
anal Htatmeut.
After suffering tfrelTe years, the
last several months of which wai
so severe she believed herself on
-the verge of the grave. Mrs.
Ella Evans. of Ivg, 8.. C.,
R. P. D. 4. In June l»lf, had
obtained eo much relief from Ten-
lac that “It seemed almost like .1
miracle the way Tanlae worked.”
according to her description. Mrs.
Evens gave the following statement
regarding the benefit Tanlae gave
her; • T)
“I suffered from a very bad case
of stomach trouble fo r twelve years
beforfe I began Uking Tanlae. and
it seemed that no medicine would
break, up my trouble. I frequently
would have terrible spells when my
heart, nerves and stomach would
all get 'out of order at the aame
tilde. I suffered terrible pstn then.
I had begun to 'fear I’d never be
vreir again. • V'
“At night I could not^ sleep well
and I wa* so weak I could hardly
be up.n Really'it'seemed that my
whole system was out of order in
every way and I got . no better
though I had the best medical at
tention. /
“Some of my relatives persuaded
me U) take Tanlae. I have just fin
ished 'my first bottle and .. just a
short time ago I ordered the secopd.
4 am a grCq* dea * stronger How in
every way and I’ve not had one of
those terrible spells since I started
taking ' Tanlar. My heart, nerves,
stomach, liver and bowels havn
regulated by the Tanlae. , I
a good appetite, too. now.
"The very first..: dose of Tanlae
made * slight fha'nge for the bet-
Jei*. and to my, rase it seemed, al
most like a uilf**lc the way Tanlae
worked. In every way Tanlae has
made my health *Kette.- and T am so
happy, for I belief I am on the
road io recovery. I hqre will con
tinue to take Tanlae. for‘it certainly'
is wonderful," >,
Tanhac. the “Master Mediclbe.” is
sold in. Colleton'- County’'by : Jq°-
M. Klein. Walterlioro: The^qolletoh
Cypress Co., Colleton: Cottffgevillp
•I Orng ro.. rotta*< viilcr IMandtdh
MeVc.anliie Co.. isiantl(nn.:
Glover.' Creen Pond, ^ml J^£kw»r)-
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To the Editor of The Press and
Standard: .
.Dear Sir:—-I noted with surprint
In Hi* last week's issue of your pa
per a presentment of the grand jury '
of Colleton county a&ainst mo for:
peddling machines without license |
(as they called It.) Correctly speak-1
ing I am n managing salesman and
collector for the Singer Sewffig Ma
chine Company., and not n peddler,-f,
and if thexsquash headed and nar
row mladnosiiDdividual who found
time to complain to the grand jury
about me had leas, prejudice and lit
tle common sense he would conclude
that n salesman and collector travel
ing for a well established business
is not' required by law to pay county
license.
I am managing the Singer Sewing
Machine agency for Colleton coun
ty knff' sell only sewing machines
and supplies for them. There are
others in this county who sell-other
makes of machines, stoves, organs,
furniture, Bibles, pictures, lightning
rods, fkutt trees, some of them com
ing from other counties ami who
never pay n cent of license to work.
Can the intelligent grand jury tell
mo why they don’t bother with
them? ' i . \
I am paying nil my licenses and
taxes for myself and my company,
and invest every cent I can make for
Improvements, also have mado a
good many contributions for good
roads and other purposes, and there
fore, consider thq presentment of
the grand jury unjustifiable and
agitated by a maliciouq motive and
personal reasons on the .part of the
’person who made the'complaint..
I" . Yours very trulyr- v .
MANUEL PANIOTTIE.
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'^'Optimists Keep theif fai-thr
pessimists bewail their' ios«i
Thomas Lip ton ydade Ujje'Xf 5hjp-
w-reek- by p.-mdins “^Use Llpfon’^
Tea” f»n cvejK packSrge isefore it wa>
cast overKoariL. thus advertising
'his tea ro every ocean liner, making
h t is apparent loss a real- prqfit.—
Lloyd . ... .
! MID SIOMMH
T»v the Women of Walteibom the
/ Same as Elsewhere.
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With a constantly aching back.- ,
A woman ahohld not have a bad
back. X,^
And she.seldom woujd if the kid-'
neys were well. . X.
Doan's Kidney Pills arexn d o rR ed
by- thousatyds.
Have bqen used in kidney trouble
over 50 yeara., * X X s
Walterbow women should proilt
by the following experience. '
Mrs. R. A. Bryaht. 52 Hanover
St.. CJharleston. S. C..-says: “I suf
fered from my, back for about tw<f
months. I could hardly stoop or
bend and if I swfjit a room I was
tired out. My back and limbs ach
ed all the time and I had dirxlnoss
and blark specks floated before me.
My kidneys acted ingeguirly. I
used two boxes of Doan’s KidOey
PBjs and they rid me of the.bacjt-
jehes qnid I "was well an«l ' strong
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XPrice ttOc. at, ail : dealers. ®F)on’*
simply ask for ;v kidney reipedy—-
getV'Loan’s Kidney' Pills the same
tha) Mrs. Hryarit had. , Koster-'Mll-
tiiiin Co.. Mfgrtr.'. Buffalo. N. Y.
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' Sparks come from all sides:'
Yoorneighbor’s sooty chimney-
A passing locoraotive-
A nearby conflagration. . *
They alight on the inflammable
roof., There is a little smoke,
the spafk glows in the wind, and,
^ presto I your house is in flames.
. Four out of ten fires
can bo avoided
Roof your buildings with RU
BER-OID. No building covered
with RU-BER-OID is liable to
catch fire from sparks. It meets
with the approval of the Fire
underwriters.
W* s*n th* ganuin* RU-BER-OID
which ha* th* Ro-b*r-oid mm on ovott
rolL W* gooranu* h to b* th* bm
KOGER HARDWARE COMPANY
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COSTS M O w E - WEARS LONGER
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Course, r ain’t never had niany
chances. but I kin notice and I’ve
allns found that tike folks that done
the smartest was them ^hat. worked
themselves orit of trouitie st'id of
tryin’ to talk themselveff out.—Lucy
Afin Scroggs,
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I have just accepted the agency for the DORT
Automobile, and shall be pleased to show this car
to anyone interested. This is one of the new cars
for this section, and is among the popular sellers
of the year. It is guaranteed to be in a class along
i any other car, equipped with all the latest im-
pmvements, Westinghouse Starting and Lighting
system
f. o.b. Walterboro
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AGENT FOR COLidX&N COUNTY
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The Moment **Pi»|h*V Dii»pp|H»i»»"
Kravlien the .sionuich nil.
’ 7' Di>itmM» <I«m. -
some food* you ekt hit-b.ackt~-
,ta*te good.' but work badly; ferment
into, acids and cause a tjick, sour,
gassy stomach? Now. Mr. or ^Mrs.
ItysiH'ptic. jot this / <iow»: Pa^'^
Diaprpsln help.- neutralize tfa/c-x-
(ysslve acjds in the stomach so your
foorf Won'y- sour and upset yojrT
There never was anything so safely
UUiCk, so cert air.l^ .efTeetivoc' So
ctiffei euc# bow badly yourXtor.aen
r Upset you usually get/^haapy re-
fief Jn five nyinutes. buTwhat ph a
es yo.t tiiost is that H hfdps to regu-,
late your stnmaejT so -you <an eat
your favorite foods, vrithnitt fear
Most remedies give you . relief
sometimes -they are slow.* but not
sire. "Pape’s Diapvpsin" Is pos'-
lt\» in Tieutrailzlnc the aridity, so.
tiie misery won't come back very
ffuickiy. *
You feel. different as soon as
“Pape's Diapepsin" comes in con
tact with the stonuv h ^listrese just
vanish**- yoyr stomach ‘ gets H%e^t. x
gast^. no belching, no eruef,t-
tiohe of undigt'Sted , food, you: head
\iearXand you feel fine.
<»n nbw- make the best invest
ment youXver made, by getting a
large fifly-eetvt case of Pape’s DLt
pepsin ftom aX. drug - store. You
realize in’ five in mute .1 bow ne*>dVss
It is to suffer from Xdigpstion. dys
pepsia. or any stomaN^ disorder.
There Is no “age fimiLX^ Many
people do YVot l^ara how lo live nn-
iil they have passed fifty GladsUine,
!>t .eight> -six., sas brilliant. (ioeth^L
, at eight.V-fWrv^und life full of fn-
| tei’est. You are never old until you !
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HIGH GRADE
MEAL (iO.NTAlNH *
POTASH. .’TM) YOU
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Oysters Are Here
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resh. shipments always in from Norfolk. Served in
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PROGRESS CIRDf HER ARD CAFE '
Corner Railroad Avenue and Hampton ^street.
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’Vhentver You Need a General Tonic
, Take Grove's. »
The Old Standard Grbve'fr Tart > f
'-hiil Tonic is equally Taluil-le as a
General Tonic because (t eontuias t!»c
veil known ton ic pibpcftica of QL’ININ H
Cud IKON. It acts oa the Liver, Drive*
cut Malaria, Enriches, the Blood and
Luilds up uie Whole System. 60 ccuu
No. 666
—RUB-MY-TISM
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Thtj is apretcripthto prepared especial!; raljt’fa. Headaches. Cramps, Colic
iv WAAAfDA or CHILLS 4 FiVEH. Sprain^. Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
^. rc^yWorm.-Ec-
return, ft acts oa tbe liver better than *'C*-Aauaept»C A»Od> ne.
Calomel saj does oot firipc or dekes. 2»c ' i used internally or esiernaliy. 26c
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CHARLESTON. S.&
H.G. CROSBY
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t'ids submitted on lots at. home^nt plbce of\busmesdX
where number of bales Mill warrant trip.
H. G CROSBY
PHONE 65J,
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B^NK OF SMOARff
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- CAPITAL ANXsUKPLUS ./X- •. .$16.<22.8*. .
HAKE, PRGgREHSIVEv ACtXJMODATlND
W. H. YARN.. A. EUGENE YARN, S. P. J. GARRIS. Jl
Cashier. ' ■ Vice-Presideat
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FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
OP COTTAGEVILLE. S. C. 'X-'
CAPITAL A.\p SURPLUS •; XflM 16 TO *
KXEKY BANKING NEED FOR Bt AxKSS PEtflPI L
h. H. WILLIS. W. E. WILLls. p. Q, WILUS. M. D.
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