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Wednesday, March 20, 1913. THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE THREE -— Mm Of lOWN IMS Twenty Yean* Ago. However, a Friend Told Him What to Tj.wV. Haya It's Greet. 1 FRIENDS BACK HIM lT r “I take pleasure in talking with people troubled with indigestion “worries,” uyi Mayor E. 81 I’ink- stbn, of Parrott, Georgia. “Be cause I have been there myself and know what it is |o be troubled with Indigestion. I suffered more or less for several years. Along came a friend one day, years ago < nearly twenty years ago I guess) and- he told me about Acid Iron Mineral. I took it and was relieved and since that time I have recommended it to others who have taken it also with good results. You can put me down as a booster of '‘A-I-M," de clares this popular gentleman who, being mayor of Parrott. Georgia, may be depended upon not to en dorse anything, without genuine merit. Acid Iron Mineral may be pur chased at almost any drug store in the south. If not handy just send a dollar to the Ferrqdine Chemical Corp., Roanoke, Va. and a great big twelve ounce bottle of this highly concentrated and freshly put up Acid Iron Mineral will be sent anywhere prepaid. * . N 5 , • v .Til WISE NEGRO LEADER I^odge, March 11.—Editor Press and Standard; Please allow me apace in your valuable paper to make a statement touching a mag nificent speech delivered by the Rev. ,W. T. 'White last Sunday evening on “Conservation and Waste," to a packed housQ. First of all, I wish to say in justlbe to Rev. W. G. White that he has the issues of this terrible war at his command and knows what he Is talking about. X From the beginning of this world wide struggle he has never wavered in his convictions concerning ulti mate allied victory. He is ever hopeful and seems to be absorbed and confldent in the Anal results of the American arms across the sea. He leaves no stone unturned in ad vising the people to look well t.» their farms this year. And above all. Mr. Editor, the people are with him and they have great confidence in his sane leadership. In 1917 the people heeded the advice of their gifted leader, worked harder than ever and realized happy results. He tells us that our salvation is in the South and that the leading white people of the South will give them justice in return for their loyalty and frugality. The farmers in this section are up and doing and the most of •them are ready for plant ing. Respectfully, H. S. C. MCRDAUGH. . A Subscriber. IWIGE PROVEN If vou suffer backache, sleepless night.-, tired, dull days and d’s- iressir.g urinary d ^orders, d m’t e.r- rerimcr.t. Lead this ’twice-told testimor* 1 '. P’s Walternorb evi dence—doubly proven. F. M< Morris, Washington St., says: “I am always glad to say a good word for Doan’s Kidney Pills. They have certainly, done me a lot of good. I had weak kidneys and my hack and limbs ached and pained all the time. I was also troubled with rheumatic pains. To do my work was out of the ques tion. The kidney action was too frequent, breaking my rest and causing me to get up a number of times during the night. I bought Doan’s Kidney Pills at Klein’s Drug Store and they soon relieved me. After taking four boxes, I was cured of the rheumatic pains and backaches and my kidneys are now In good shape. Others of my fam ily have used Doan's Kidney Pills with the same good results. I can’t praise them too highly." (Statement given June 2, 1914.) On January 14, 1918, Mr. Morris added: “I can recommend Doan’i Kidney Pills as highly and strongly at this time as I did nearly four years ago. The cure they gave me at that time has been permanent and I am glad to recommend them to other kidney sufferers.” fiOc. at all dealers. Foster-MU- burn Go., Mfgrs. Buffalo, N. Y. Home Camp Sevier Roys at Home. Several soldiers from Camp Sev ier came home the latter part of tho week for theli; usual five-day fur lough. Among those were Sergeant Steve Crosby, Harold Butler, B. D. Cooper, of Walterboro; Bulck Cros by, of Pine Grove section. The> are all looking well, and are enjoy ing the life in camp. Gaanot B« Cur*4 «aea ta« mmt is a Ueal mm hr toMarattM te cure ft ye with LOCAD APPLICATIONS. •f the SIsmm. mm. creedr u»- la oiftar te cure ft you muet take aa Internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medi ct oe te taken tnternaUr and nets thru the blopd on the jpeeeun eurfaeen e< the the mi system Hall e Catarrh Medicine was prcs^irbed by eoe ot the best phaflctane Is *thle country fer rears It la cotn- peaed of aorae ot the beat toolca known, combined with some of the beet blood S Hitlers. The perfect oomWnaUon ef e tnaredtents In Mall’e Catarrh Medi cine Is what produces each wonderful results la catarrhal conditions. Send for wastwri <50., Props-. Toledo. O. All Dnyrglsta, 76c Ball's Fatally Pills for constipation. Ttot Dma K* Attact »•»* ot its tonic asd laxative edeot. 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Certain-utd is not affected by fumes or gases, and cannnot rust or corrode. Its first cost is moderate, laying cost low, and upkeep practi cally nothing. Certain-tad is guaranteed 5, 10 or 15 years, according to thickness. Certain-teed Paint* & Varnishes Made from the best quality materials, mixed by modern machinery in scientifically correct proportions to produce the highest quality paint. r Certain-teed Painu and Varnishes are sold at cost plus a small profit.. Each color is priced according to its cost. Paint makers usually charge the same for all colors, basing their prices on the cost of making the expensive colors. The Certain-tad policy puts each color on the right basis. Therefore most Certain-tad Paints cost you less than competing paints of anything like the same high quality. 3.'— fam-tetd Product* CorpontSm ~ 7— G—tf *W—| M» C» F- Eo: ^ ST* I 4*wd C**p P**ai ft Cmv Ct ***’* ~ <~«| u NO IABEL RZQUWCD «r:- ■ Certain-teed Products Corporation Factories: 3t.Loau,Mo. East StXouis,IIL ManoUlM.nL York,Pa. Nia(ara FaU*, N.Y. Richmond, Calif. BafTalo. Chi caro. CarloMti. CWnlwA. War»hoott$r A.. Dalia*. D*« Motor tbonr, Atlanta. Baoxor. Mo.. BirWaahooi. Boitoa, I to*. Duluth, Grand Kapld.. Hou*(oa, IndiaMOolL, Jm Mrmphi*. MiKraahoo, Mhwoaooh*. HaahvtlloTNow Lrochbwrt, V. Mraopkit. MilwaohM, Mtaooaooft*, M»h ... , Uh. CHy. Satotu, WmA. Stoo^port. Spoh««; --'F City, Ksosst City, Mo.. Lob AogitsI. QrUsoft, Norfolk, Va.. OklakoM City. Indian.poll., Atlanta. Momphl*. Richaioad. Grand Rapid. Ul »‘ S ~ ,U «- ^ Laho City, Da* Moiaaa. Hututoa, Duluth. London, Sydney, Havana. . ft CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS FOR SALE BY A. Wichmai) & Son Farmers Mercantile and Warehouse Co. COTTON ROLL ROT CONTROL j It is an assured fact that hun dreds of thousands of dollars are lost annually by the farmers of South Carolina by cotton boll rot. This can be controlled and this loss prevented, if we wish. First we must determine whether or not our | seed have the disease present. In • order to do this Clemson College has offered the use of its laborator ies free to farmers of South Caro lina. All that is required of the farmer is that he send a sample of his planting seed to the count'- agent and the agent in turn will send them to the college, where the test will be made and the results given to the farmers. I want to urge that farmers send me or bring about a pint of seed for this test and when the report comes back we can go to work trying tJ get rid of the disease, if present. First thing we should do is to plant disease-free seed. Then wo should select seed in field, plow un der stalks and rotate. By doing these things our cotton would be free. Field counts in seven fields in Colleton showed 20 per cent dis ease, or one-fifth of hole lost per acre. Stop Cora Agony In Four Seconds Use “Gete-It"—See Como Pool Off! Tha relief that ••Gets-It" gives from corn-pains—the way It makes turns and calluses peel off painless ly in one piece—Is one of th* won ders of the world. The woman In UKE Ml BBINC Mill 0110ES Tells Why a Corn is so Painful and Kay* Cutting Makes Theta Grow. “Cm M. ‘Gatolf QeicU h Emm C Pato.«adMak-. Pm I Rick* Off” Press and Hertsic button and you fnrm a coataet with a Mv* wire which rings the bell. When your shoes prenjv aeainst your corn It pushes its sharp roots dowa upon a sensitive nerve and you get a aback of pain. Instead of t^mminc your cor»r, which merely makes them grow, just step iota any drug store and ask for a quarter of an ounce of freezone. This will cost very little but lb suf ficient to remove every hard or soft corn or callous from one’s feet. A few drops applied directly upon a tender, aching corn stops the sore ness instantly, 'amt soon the com shrivels up so ft lifts right out, root and all. withoat pain. This drag freetone is harmless and never in flames or even irritates the sar> Bounding akin. the heme, the shopper, the dancer, the root traveler, the man In the of- lee. the clerk In the atore. the worker la the shop, have today. In this great discovery, "Gets-It.” the one sere, quick rellaif from all corn and callus pain*—the one sure, pain less remover that makes corns come off aa easily as you would Md a banana It takes 2 seconds to ap ply "Get*-It", It dries at once. Then walk with pain lee a Joy, even w-ith tight ahoea Toa know your corn will loohen from your tee ' peel It off with yoer Ungers. Try It. corn suf ferers, and you'll smile! "Oeta-It” Is sold at al druggists (you need pay no mors than 26 cents a bottle), or sent on receipt of price by B. Lawrence A Co., Chios go. IIL Sold in Walterboro and rccom- meaded aa the world’s beet corn remedy by Fire Hill Mere. Co. BTOP, LOOK AJTD READ THIS If a taaa lovwa a girl, that hla Dual If i gin loves • that’* her hoai- If they ret married that’s tbel> So. If you want your automobile seal cove rods and clothes cleaned, see The New York Pressing Clph; for that's thslr boslm New York Pressing Club J. B. DAVENPORT, Managsr. CMARLESTON.S.'C, £__ ^ w m ^ I Sr" a. , . MONUMENTS! • a jg-. * * * Horses an<L Mules U '* N V V '“* . v ’ Ss v "'*• \ ’ * Just a few more nice animals on # hand. We will be glad to show 9 \ r d • «* ’'V' / N y you what we have if you wish to buy a good work animel. YOUR BUSINESS IS SOLICITED IIALTEMII) LIVE STOCK 0 VEHICLE CO. H. W. Black, Jr., Mgr. 1 AM AGENT FOR CHEROKEE MARBLE WORKS. SEE ME FOR ESTIMATES AND SECURE MY FIGURES BEFORE BUYING. a C. C. HIOTT ROUND, 8. C. LOOK For the Colleton Gamge. • There /<> ■ .» • '• You have Attention and Service * *o % Standardized the County Over The Colleton Garage RAILROAD AVENUE, WALTERBORO, S. C.