The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 07, 1917, Image 16
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WE CAN HELP YOU KEEP DOWN THE HIGH COST OP LIVING BY BUYING FROM US. WECAJtRY A LARGE STOCK
OF FURNITURE ANH ARE PREPARED TO GIVE )£OU THE-BEST PRICES.. WE SIMPLJf^DEFY AN\ OOMPETITOR
TO MATCH OUR PRICES-vTHEY CAN’T DO IT AND SELL ABOVE .COST
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COIUTY TREASURER’S
The book* of, the County Tre**-
urer will be,open for the purpose
of collectlDR taxes from the 15th
day of October, ill?, to DecMnber
3l*t. 1917.
The levy 1* as follows: • /
State v ..8 1-2-niUJi
Ordlirsry. rouaty » JOilw
Roads .... ....... A . 2 iqills
Past Indebtedness 11:2 mills
Coastltutional school ..>3 mHH
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Total .:.. ........2mills
SiNt lnl Sc hool tHwtricts. *
Ut oxton . .. .x. - • y • • • <• 1 mills
l.rHlai' (.for sc hpols v-y
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other taxes.
Dogs 50 cents each.
• R. E. JONES.
County Treasurer, Colleton CQini- '
ty. 8. C. / Hi-3-3m.
W'alterbor*i S. C., Oct. ^ 191T.
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The tax '
erboro will be opened for the
(lection of taxes from November
1st to 3Ptn. 1917. at the store of H.
W. QMck. Jr.
D. B. BLACK.
Clerk and Treasurer.
" be held at
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for the Town of
^ - NOTICE!
All Administrator*. Executors and
Guardians are required by 'law to
make these, annual returns to .the
Probate Ju.ltte at once. Those fail-
inj? to comply will suffn fHe penal
ties imposed by law. y/ . . y
bonds 51 yy..' .'y/. 18 b»iHs ... , ALBERT BKACIV
Bum UuWyy.. t .yy..... • •" mills : lo-i-.itr;- Probate. Judm*.
Hire I’HUh R .. ./.. acw . ..• 3 mills Walterhoro. S C.. th‘t.>l^. 191
As)\]lon' i. /• y '• .•••»••• ^ mi11.->*
Weiriier \.yC .. ... . • ... 1 mills
l^y Branim 4 n^lls
A^dar lin.nrh 3'mills
HIU A.. .... ..y. « mills
^trkVlatHl i - -. -m . v. m ills
Uilams (for schools 4r ’ A
bonds 3).. ........
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Branch
'6 ;‘ bond*' 4)
*erdier
Fraser *..... n»ll
v ■ , * Sheridan . fNP*j
,• oCottageville 7 ihil
a-«.1 mil ' * > -a mil
Smoaks r-r.--
Uttle Swamp
Buckhead .. ....
Tabernacle .
Bethel
Ruffin
Raysors ....
Hudson’s Mill
Oak Grove .
Tabor. ,\ x . ,
Stokes (for schools 4;
bonds 4^1.... ......
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Ofur e ....' ... * *».>
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7 mills
8 AMttfri
8 mill..
8 in i 11^
5 mills
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8 mills
8 mills
8 mills
6 mills
8 mills
NOTICE!
(in t He 3rd il^c of November,
rex|.,l will apply to the Probate
til Cplietiui coiULty. lor Let
ters Distub^ory. as administrix of
the estate orA. D. Meyers, deceased.
MRS. EMMA METERS.
• Oct. IT. 1917.
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Administrix.
V NOTICE! '
Trespassing, hunting and fishing
Is prohibited on the Westhank Plan-
tatioo gear Jacksonhoro under pen
alty of <he law. . - . N.
B. K. SANDERS.
19-24-3L Lodge. 8. C.\
8 mil
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3 mills
I RIOTOUS PACK
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Southern Carolina Fair will
WalterKaro from Novem-
through to November. 16. As
most all.of us know this fali^in
cludes four counties. Hampton.
Beaufort, Jasper and Colleton. Each
county will rflaake efforts .to ^have
the best exhibits, and, of course,
Colleton,, intends taking first prises.
We, th*. Colleton county demonstra-"
tion agents, are planning to have
the girls' canning club booth as last'
year, and want to make It tbit; year
the best passible. We also intend
introdneing - this year the ladies’
club booth, including canned pro
ducts. cakes, pies, candles, etc., pre
pared by the members of any of our
ladies’ culbs. • We want to ask that
members of ladies’ clnhs and can
ning club* to contribute to these
booths .of the best thev have—let us
make Colleton’s, oxhiblt^ • lead the
fist. .J^We want a, big and pretty
ilhow. and want the products to be
sent to us on Saturday. Nov. Ddh.
Do not wait until Monday, hdcaUs*
we mu^t bo able tp knpw/tniat we
are to have nefore we pon rlassi/v,
anil it will avfiliT mm^confusion to
get nil the product>4n on Saturda
We also wanLd) special eotmmfh-
ity exhl'St separate from ‘thp^rest,
from each^ommunity in whieh .vj
community fair has Ween held. ' 1 1
club members are urgeii
to exhibit their poultry—enter theml
as'SfSrTna.poultry, belonging to-vlub
members. ‘ * '
Evoryoody is urged to do his por*
so that our part of the fair-will bo
the best yet. and. the whole fair a
general success.
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ABE*YOU READY TO GO? IF &OT SET: US AND WE WILL FIX YOU UP WITL
TfiE LATEST APPA
READY-TO-WEAR GOODS
We are reeeiv-
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.... . Uncle Ebea— I tell ye that it’*
. !. 5 mRlill indulgence- in pleasure
*K..., .... I . 8 mills I *hat kills so many men.
ersonvifie (for school* L * “rie Ezra—You’re right on tha(.
.10 mills Kbcn: those fellow* that stay up till
♦. mills ninp o’clock loathin' quoit* hy lan-
i.',, tern-light won’t realize it till their
eyes begin lu fail ’em.’*—Puck.
'alterboro x. n.
ors»» Pcu. . .-)r\ 3 mills
land ........... 8 rtillLf
olf Creek v . y ...*. 3 mills
all .... v .V-'. 4
elch . Creek . .V^- 4 mills
‘ mills
ills
lls
3 mills.
\Y entire prepared to answer your calls feranv readv-to-wear goods
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.-..3 ing merchandise every day irt .prdef to prepare you for thi*t>CcLsion
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xinany of your friends wearing most of omv goods. .WbjKnot (
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LAMES’ COAT SUITS
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AmWng the new iarivaK-are 1-VDIESV ( OAT SUITS. CLOAkA WAISTS. SKIRTS.
L. DRESSED. SHOES. -ETC^/AHfof thex^ery patterna.y
We have received 4 completeiine o.f Millinery which is Dmu
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to
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Main Street.
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Next to Beach Bros.
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Bethlehem . . .
Maple Caue . ^
Rehoboth . ..,
Red Oak ....
Bridge
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...* -4 mills
_. ...... 4 tn fits
Poll tax f LOO'* on all males’be
tween’the age* of 31" and 60. also
a commutation tax of I2.O0 on afi v
male* ^'tween the, ace* qf 21 and
50. wlte h -hall W i^hl tiu- same.
time and in the snow, manner as the bowels,
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All OM Man’s Ktomarh.
Aa we grow o|de r and less active,
les* and less food Is required to
meet the demand* of our bodies. If
too muclj. is habltpallv taken, the
stomach will rebel. When a man
_r<*arhfca the advanced age of 85 or
90. you will find that he Is a light
rater. . lie as careful ps you will,
however^ .you will occasionally oai
more than yqu should and will le«d
the n«H>«l of .Chamberlain's Tablets
to correct 4bP df^-der. - These tnb-
lets do not contain pepsin, but
«t rang then the stomach and enahh*
to |tcrfonn its function* naturalir.
Tie. v .ul'io i-ause a oeatP- tHOveUls|Tt ,
^ MARKETING HOGS
-nd' j 5~VS2K ££ zt&gz. 4
Philadelphia. Pa.— I v.-cs over
worked. run down, nervous, could not
eat or sleep. I felt like crying all the
ttmg. I tried different remedies with
out benefit. The doctor said it was a
wonder I was alive, and when Vinol
menccd feeding my herd of about
100 hogs B. A. Thomas’ Hog Pow
der over two month*- ago. Fifty
were sick and off feed. Nearby
herds' had cholera. I did not lose
one—they are sfell and
was given me I began' to improve.
I have taken eight bottLs and am
now strong and perfectly healthy in
every respect, and have gained in
weight. I can not praise Vinol
enough.”—Mrs. Sarah A. Jonc*. *«*'
Nevada St., Philadelphia.
We Guarantee Vinol to rnase w.ct-
worked.Weak women atrong or re-
irmula on-every
fast.” A. Wiehman A Son, Waiter-
boro. A. V. Bsggifttr Henderson
ville. \.' y .. Imo.
^ COJ.D BI«TAI.m
Miss Footlight—Ixfiave here
. certificate
feet that,
ONE RELIEF
“^VhaT are'you ■feading there!”
“My life insurance policy, and it
gives me .a frightful headache.”
• tel1 what It means, eh?”
‘No. and my only consolation is
that somebody else will have to set
tle It in the end.’*—Kansas Citv
Journal. • .x
What is LAX-FOS
l?or a Weak Stomach.
As a general rule all you need to
do .is to adopt a diet suited to your
age and occupation and to keep youf
bowels regular. When you feel that
you have eaten too much and when
constipated, take one of Chamber-
lain** Tablets.
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