The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 27, 1918, Image 5
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
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The Food Bdl, The Ice BH and The
Doctor Bill Are Closely Related.
This fact is becoming better understood
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every year, and today very few people are
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satisfied, with anything but the most per
fect of refrigerators, gladly doing without
something else rather than risk their fam
ily’s health with a poor refrigerator. This re-
frigerator thoroughly meets all conditions^
of sanitation, circulation of .air and economy
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of ice. We feel sure if you come in and look
over our line of refrigerators we can pleas..-
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you, both in price and style. Prices ranging
from $10.00 upward.
Tber Hyginic Refrigerator Will Do All We Claim For It
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We wish to call the attention of those uho are not yet familiar with the Hygienic,
to the following features and to state that they will find the line worthy of the most
careful consideration: '
The handsome rounded cases are made of solid oak, not ash or other soft wood
made to imitate oak. . • • • * .
Double dead air space between three thicknesses of charcoal heathing, making an
absolutely effective insulation.
* Provision chambers of heavy galvanized* steel, white enamel and porcelain.
The ice pans in the ice chambers are made of one piece of galvanized steel and so
formed that the refrigerators cannot leak.
All models have removable "“flues, leaving no lurking place for germs and rendering
cleansing easy and rapid. ' .
Patent, interior drip traps, which with the drain pipes are easily removed.
Center dry air circulation. *
Attractive nickle plated hardware on all models. ,
All shelves are retinned woven wire, one-inch mesh, which will not retard the air
circulation in the refrigerators. / ^
Price Furniture Company
Walterboro, S. C.
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W IT il MO’S
TONGUE 1EK CROSS,
FEVERISH UR SRI
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Take no ('hancen!' Move Po*
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From l.lvrr and Howrls at
Once. .
Mother* can re«t easy after rtT-
IDR "California Syrup of Fla*." be
cause in a few hour* all the cloeee.t
up waste, sour bile'and fermentinz
food tenth, move* out of the howet;.
and you have a well, nlayful chih!
attain. . Children simply will not
take the time from play to erttpt* j
their bowels, ami t^iey become tirht-
ly peeked; Iher cets slup|jl*h and
stomach disordered.
When crosd, feverlfh. restless. «»•.» t
If tom.;.' is. coated, tlu*n cive this 1
delicio’is ' fruit laxative.” ChiWreii j
love it. and it can not cause iniurv. |
No diffen nee what ail* your little'
onif full of cold, or a sore
throat. diarrhoea, *totuach-ache. 1
bad breath, remember, a centle "in-'
side cle n- mt;" should alwavg be th?.j
first treatment rriven. Full direc-j
tions for babies, children of all aces
and RTown-ups are printed on‘each
bottle. x
Beware of counterfeit fl.c, srrup*. |
Ask your druyirist for a bottle of,
"Californi-n S\rup of Fits.” then 1
look carefully and see that it is*
made'by t|ie "California Fi«r Svrup
Company.” We make no smaller
slse. Hand back with contempt any '
other fir syrup.
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A SUGGESTION:
Forv the soldier in training, or on the battle
front, the gift of a real
Parker SAFETY SEALED
Self Filling Pen!—No lever or hole in the
wall through which ink might ooze and soil
the uniforms in case of accident—would be
a gift greatly appreciated. They are used
in vast numbers in armies abroad.
Parker Ink Tablets 10 cents per box of 3G.
PAAS EASTER EGG DYES
Fishbume’s Drug Store
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE
FOR SAl.f:—F.z:r« for hatchir.sx fro.f,
fire Rhode Island Red., prize w.n-
-er« at So'itlw'rn Carolina Fai r
T. r Murray. Walterboro. S C
—Spring time means to work and
plow and trade at Sobei & Bogoa- * MARRIAGES
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RVB-MY-TISM—Antiseptic, Itellcv- | STRICKLAND—SMOAK
Rlieumatism, Sprnin*., Neural-] Probate Judge (I, Albert Heaob
Kin. etc. 1-9-Sin. performed a ceremony Monday af-
IDenk your Cold or I.uLrlppe with ( ternoon at hi* ollloe which was the
n few doHtut of (MIO. l-9-:imo. culmination of a happy romance.
—Knit for that soldier, brother, Hansford Smoak, a young soldier at
-One extra fine milch sweetheart or son. We have the Camp Sevier, came home on a fur-
vol . p ra p \pplx •>» standard grey and khaki wool for lough and hro,tight Miss Stricklana
SOCKS, WRISTLETS, HELMETS to Walterboro to secure a license,
and SWEATERS. Also needles, and while here they decided to be
FOR SAI.K—Car load of mules just T5RRY k SHAFFER. 2-27-Lt. married so that they could be to-
receixed. flood farm animals | gether as husband and wife as lon«:
Prices and terms to suit. Rizer i 38 P OB sible before his return to his
WliagCYlIIC CHJ1U1C1 (duties as a soldier. Mrs. Smoak
NOW 111 France t w quite popular in her home com-
IT>R SAI.K—I^ne staple cotton munity. Williams. She is the ae-
seed. Blue ribbon at State Fair
every yar. Adapted to this cli
mate. $2.50 per bu.. f. o. h.
FOR SAI.K
cow with
T. P. Murray.
ic Ayer.Walterboro.
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Edisto Island *1 75 in 500 hn
lots. Will trade seed fur good p ran0P
Cottageville, March 2 6.-—A. Toll
mans. son of Mj. and Mrs. A. A.
j.Younians, ha* just arrived in
complished daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Julius W. Strickland. Mr.
Smoak is a son of Magistrate W. D.
Smoak, of Smoaks.
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s(! KsDORN INFIRM ARY NOTES tf: {
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Visiting hours between 4 and 7 p m.
Mrs. C, F Dennett of Jackson-
borq^ 'hill return to her home To
morrow after a two week’s stay a*
the infirmary.
Ma*to: Drnner William
the nstue *if the.*fire son o] Mr ami*
Mr*. W illiam Means who was horn
Friday night.
Mrs. ,T O Wf ks. who v 'a« hc- n
at the Infirmary for three week*,
returned yesterdnv to her home at
Colleton, much improved.
Mrs. I> C L. Hiers is rr.nidly im
proving following an operation.
Mrs S. E. Crorbv |* doing ninety
following an operation for appen
dicitis.
Mrs. J. N. Neal, of Smoak*. whe
was operated on last week, is rapid
ly Improving.
Mrs S. W. floode, who ha* been
at the hospital several days for
treatment i* getting better fast.
Mr*. F J. Flo,or; of the sni'tef-s !
section, is rapidly recovering from
a roeent oDeration.
Andrew II.• Carter, of WflPa^’v
whose condition was very grave for
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:ered that he will return to hi* hoe ..
| in a day or so.
j A. IT. Speights, of Asfu otvo. v PJ
[he here for «e'<»r; I --d Mr.
j Speights 4s undergoing tresitn'enr.
i »s l»efng carefully dieted, which
for him something n» w.
Mrs. Eugene Di iffi'i i <t>dng v* J!
following an operation for :ipp!'nd'-
I eitis ■ »
' Mrs. Hud Warren, of wniiaro*,
, was operated on Sunday, and is get-
i ting on well.
1 Mrs. S. P. Goodwin underwent an
operation Monday afternoon and is
getting on well
Mrs. H. E. Crosby, of Mashaw-
ville, was operateti on early th ! »‘
week for appendicitis
Tins Is
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Ik Life
ftftimes my friends will say to me,
"'Twould do your heart good Just
to see , /
Me standing on my porch each inoru.
On sunny morn, or morn in storm,
\-waiung for the newsboy’s cry
To say that he is’coming nigh
’ To bring my paper, make me glad.
So 1 may read Taylor's Ad.”
Now if my ads. can bring such joy
To man or woman, girl or boy- -
This, added to lay sacrifice
Of selling goods at bargain price,
(lives ifte the ri»fht. I know, to feel
I'm spreading sunshine, Joy and weal
And realize this life is best
When I at night lie down to rest.
Relieve me, a little bit of sunshine
these days wouldn’t do any harm a-
tall. The next best .thing that I
know of is one of our stylish up-to-
date Ladies’ Hats. See Miss McGee..
whose condition was very grave for
several days following an operatlon'l
fo- anpepdic'tio jj. so ni^irlv recov-"'I
Walterboro’s Popular Store
Colleton’s Prize
Winning Schools
He enlisted in the aviation
sound peas, bushel for bushel J * corpa at Richmond. Va., JONES—Mt HDAFGH
Swinton \Ahab*>. Edisto Islam , an( j WJUI gent from there to Camp , Lodge, March 25.—-Miss Clare
C. 3-2.-4tp. Kelly, San Antonio, Texas. He re- Jones and Mr. Leon Murdaugh were
FOR HAIJi OR TUADK One Jersey centiy went across and is now with married at Rufljn- by Rev. D. H-.
bull about 2 years old. took first the Sammies Somewhere in Franco. Everett at the parsonage, only a
prise at county fair."'.weighs 80b j
pounds. Will take rood Jersoy
cow. J. G. Adams. R. F. D. ?. |
Walterboro, S. C. • Itp. I
HARMON SCHOOL
Tew frienAi being present. s Mi*s
Jones is one of the popular and ac*
complished young ladlea of the Ash
ton section, while the groom is a
Fairfax, March 25-—There will successful voting business man.
FOR SALK—500 cans tomatoes. 30q be commencement exercises, a box <p hey W ju t h e lr home at Ash-
cans string bean*. 200 cans soup supper, rake walk and a cake vote, ; ton, where the best wishes of a
mixture; guaranteed superior as well as other amusements at the large circle of friends accompanr
quality. Miss Audry Simmon*. Harmony school house Wednesday them.
> Lodge. S. C. , 2-4-4tp. evening. April 3, beginning at 7:^0,
FOR HAI K—-Pw* best s**d Oats V 0 ' clo< ‘ k Everybody is cordially in-' HIERS—TERRY
Wichman * Son ‘ ‘ . xdted to come and bring heavy [ Thp following aocount of a mar .
‘ book^, and w< ’ 11 fl,led porket riage which took place at Allen-
WANTED h 04 ** and wel1 fiHed box( ‘* Don’t ,dale will he of Interest to many of
WtNTKTV—<;ood second-hand P»at- [” r r e t* „^ n,e and ^ y ° Ur ne ‘ Kh ' our r ‘’ a(lt * r ". who knew the family
form scaK«. Must be cheap. Se > <t*STF F HRFI WT) i " Ie , * at, [ A ' J,‘' w * 10 Jive<l
Cozart Binnv Walterboro. S-27-31 Sl * STE E ’ Teacher. S,noaks . The bride i* one of
Rheumatism Yields
Binis^
WANTKD TO BI"Y—Hostage stamps
o' Confederal** State* of America."
1^61-1 <65. all i*sue4K„ Send list
or stamp?. Don’t tear stamp off.
Box Only rheumatic sufferers know Terry of Hrun
w.vtkiwto i»u. . ■,«. Ike agony ol it* darting paim, b .
ing rich milk. A. H. Wichmar aching joints OF twisting COrOS. Rev. W. V. Dibble, pastor of the
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Ie*tt»n. S. C
his youngest daughters.
AlDndale, March 24.—A prettv
wedding was soleninited at the
home of Mrs. H. E. Hiors, the con
tracting parties being William M
son and Miss Florence
YOU’RE BIUOUS! LET
"cm” UN
LIVER 110 BOWELS
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Don’t Stay Heada^'liv. <'onH||»»««tr»i.
Sick With Breath Bad and
Stomach Sour.
I am glad to announce that thre *
schools Ln CoUeton were in th'*
prize winning list. I^idge. 1st prize
15Stoke*. 2nd prize $10.00,
and Tab«tr, 2rd prize $5.00.
Every organized school in the
county should be a winner of a 3rd
prize, a* the requirement is twelve
monthly reports from the School
Improvement association.
All associations can enter the con
test for a 2nd prize. This is the
most coveted prize, as it shows the
association raising the largest
amount of money. I trust we will
have a lively contest,for this prize
next year. I suggest that new
books be added to the libraries, this
is a great need in the schools of
the county, and should not be over
looked.
MRS. H S. STRICKLAND.
County Organizer.
Public Meeting of
Junior Red Cross
Th<^ Junior Red Cross auxiliary
will hold a public meeting in tfu*
[school auditorium at 8;3o o’clock
Tuesday evening, April 2nd.
A program has been prepared by
the School pupils for this occasion.
At this time the service flag will he
unveiled and the Honor Roll of our
hoys with the colors will he read.
All patrons and friends of the
school are cordially imited to be
present at this meeting.
EDITH L. FRASER,
Chairman School Committee.
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Birthday Dinner
At Ashton Sunday
FOR RENT
FriR RENT—House with electri'*
lights. Apple to Mr* M Han-1
■ottie. Singer Sewing Machine
Company. If.
But some few have not known that
LOST
5C0IFSI
EMULSION
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s Tt:%YKI> OR SrrOl.F.N—From
Drv Kiln sometime in Feb-
r ^ry. one white mit ma-k- i has been correcting this trouble
when other treatments have
utterly failed.
* r ra:ght a;M j tfixierhit on
•ar. underfigure 7 in other. Or^,
'g spotte, sow. markf-1 sa'^c •»-
gilt. Please aoti'y I! 7
'•emoon. Walterboro.
S. C. tf
—Between Furmsn Dc.ic'.'-
^2'* , Aeace ard the «rjni rew Mc-
■•I’vn Mark saddle 0 R«wv-d if
Scott’s is essentially blood-food '
in such rich, concentrated form !
that its oil gets into the blood to
alleviate this stubborn malady.
bride At the appointed hour Mrs.
Harry W. AH sang "O Hromine Me.”
She preceded the maid of honor.
Mins Beulah Hiers. sister of the
bride. Mr*. A \1J was gowned in a
grey enat suit and -carried whit.*
• rarn.V ons. The maidXof honor was
dressed in a lovely and colored
at /»iiit and carried pink carna-
ons. The bride was never pret
tier. She wore^- a gray Bilit with
ha* and gloves to match and carried
a bouquet of bride roses. Imme
diately after congratulation* the
bridal couple left for MiJlett, when'
th y will he at home to their friends.
ft*
Get a 10-cent Hot now.
You men and women who cm'*
get feeling right who have head
ache. coated tongue, bad taste and
foul breath, dlczinea*. can’t sleep,
are bilious, nervous and upset, hot'
ered with a sick, gassy, disordered
stomach, or have a bad* cojd
Are von keepim; your bowel»
eler.o w'th f's»«care»s, or merely fore
Ing r. pnsrageway evorv few dav-
with salts, cathartic pills or cMfor
oil?
Cascarets work while you sleep,
cleanse the stomach, remove th-?
sour, undigested. fermenting fof»4
and foul rases; take th** excess bil* 1
from the liver and carry out of the
system all the eonstinatod waste
matter and poison in the bowel*
A Cascarct to-night will straigh
ten you out by morning a 10-cent
box from any 4ri;y store will ke~p
voud stomach sweet. Uye'r and
bowels regular, and head clear for
monfHis. Don’t forget the children
They love Cascarets • because th<*v
taste good—-never gripe or r ck* n.
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* • RED C'ROriS NOTES *
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The response to the appeal for
P.elsrian clothing was most generous
and thr«e boxes containing 800 gar
ments. were filled and shipped to
fbe commission for Belgian relief in
New York. The collection from
Hendersonville was e?p<‘cially boun
tiful. end the thines in splendid
condition
The auxiliaries have all done
splendid M’wmg the past few weeks
and numberless pairs of pajamas
are the rerult. These await only
shipment.
Tj*e gauze wipes made here were
prono meed excellent to (tie inspec-
ror at headquarters, which should
>e a» incentixe to u* to go on with
better heart. Right at present theie
f? .£ . hostage of gauze Headquar*-
er* ha* not been able to supply the
enormous demand and the chapters
are not ai!ow*d to sufnd.v themselves
ejsewhf re As soon as a new sup-
pl- ef ra* *e is-reeeiVed the work
will te contmred with unabated zeal.
•nr o-e v,ho i* a niemlier of the
Fed Gross and has not a Red Cro.s
fo- the front window inay re-
c. !•.. .>5* by applying to Mrs. K F.
r r . Fhaffer
Imdge, March 25^ Quite a large
gathering of relatives and friends
assembled at the home of Magis
trate \V. N. Jones at Ashton Sundav
( to relehrate . his 69th birthday.
When his children. grandchildren
and friends assembled it was quite
a large circle and attested | n a
small way the great popularity of
Mr. Jones among the people of his
home community. ' A bounteous
dinner was served and a great time
was had by everyone present. ’
MISS KICK LING IN COLl'MIHA
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) Miss Tweed!*■ Fiekling, was called
to Columbia this week to attend a
meeting in the Interest of the third
Libortv loan, and to n-ceive final in
structions for the work she is to
do as chairman of the woman's cam-
pa:' n for this county.
’“tarred
o&te
to Frews and
Standc- l
business loca ls •
P o^ r:nc ?' oar Velvet Bears to E. ]
f P vxa an ’^ b*ve them threshed j
r ^formation apply to or ’phon”
® rTaa '« Mill. S-20-Itp.
CROSBY—RLACK
The marriage of Miss Vera Cros-
CLm* m LrbtvLb nt Con#*’* to ReV. Walter A. Black will he
L»et a tx>tJe ot •jeott $ Zima/-[ f , 0 ] enin | Z( .. rt at j) r8 c ree j| Baptist
non Of advise an ailing church this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
friend. No alcohol, '
The NorwegUn cod Ibcr oil In „ HOFF—ADAMS
Scott** EaMilaMB i» now refined in our * CotMarch 26. —T. A.
ova Amman Uboratorics which I Adams and Miss Eva Hoff, of Cot-
mnkc* it pare and palatable. (tageville, were married Sunday hr
Scott a Sowac. BtowaAdd. N. l. ITwj h. W. Ackerman at his home.
FOR T»*o m**r*• high cln%s
young mules at my residence, Wal-
ter-txiro., I. M. FKhburnr. t.
For lodireatloa, Conatlpatioa or
• Biliou*ne*s
Just try one 50-cent bottle of LAX-FOS
WITH PCFSLW. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant to take- Wide and
recommend**! to the public by Paris Modi
cine Co.,:;..-aufcctur*:n of Laxative Brora*
Quinine ai d Group's Toateies* chill Turac.
Easter Eca Mtinl
‘ i -tn-djiv
Ixiu-*- of the Parsonage Aid
Sonetv » f Jh Methodist church will
q , l "- «»e- » hunt at the lawn
' "? Fharlotte Henderson’'’ resi
de*ce '-’st irdav afternoon. AH the
litt|e '‘.’k of th*- town are Hivttod^to
nf*#o' r.ori help find t v, e eg.** wtilc’i
trill ra-efully hidden A small
ad:, i? on *** of ten rents will he
rbaried to all Ice cream and can-
d.«-e will also be sold.
Cards under tfiis head will l>!
published this year by The Prewa
and Standard until the close of tha
campaign for $7.50 each, cash In
advance, for all county -offtoes;
[magistrate’s earns $5.00 each. No
eard will he published uni**** ar-
companiM by the rioney. Cants
will !*o limited to se\enty-flve
words. Any other political matter
in favor of any candidate will he
ehari<“l for at nd.ertlslng rat**.
Cards o" thnnt-.s hv candidates will
he $1.00 for 100 words or less.
Pile* Cured In 6 to 14 Days
Vowr dmvxlM wilt rrfnsl money i( PA7.0
'“IT taU« to cute anyca** of Itchtny
■liaror Protmding Wlca in 6tol4da/«
Vybcallua givia Aaa« atMi kciL STc
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