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» / * £ V X' \ % M* Fotm THS PRESS jkSD STANDARD Wednesday, November 6, 1918. CLAS.SIFIKI>AUS. FOR SALE • 4 * FOR RAIJC—4*Trup 'barrel* aH E. Habster’a. Walterboro. 8. C. Itp. FOR MMC—Cba*H» for ra»b. Uiv MM Ad male Win work aay- Wborr. Waltarboro Ice 4 FhH FOR K- c. !>•■»»». Aril rtaa* peanut* Will aell *1 market price W. H. Norton. Walterboro. 8. C « FOR Oae Vide tread BIk ' Four Orerlandi ear In. «ee!l»*nt order: two ertra ftre*. eloclrle Halt* eomolete. Will aeeeot eot-, "ton In parineot at 3<* eenta per pound. . The chance of a lifetime .for aortic one. I. *•• Flahburrte. FOR »%1JC—Ford car for aale. Sec H. E. Savage or R. M. Jelferle*. Ip FOR AAIJC—A nice Iteotle horae. a * fast trotter* Anyone wishing a horae to trot at the fair It will pay them to write or aee me. M. L. Tho’m*i. Smoaka. 8. C. - ie-lC-4tp For 8AI.R—One yoomr mule, four • years old. ope . wagon, good as pew. ISO bushels corn and other farm Implements. Apply to J. F. Rlsher. Route 3. Walterboro; 8. C. or A. J. Rlsher. 33 Radellffe Place. Tharl-sion, , ll-*-3tp. FOR ft AIJC—s’ ‘jCet a-tHcre-ll n«t ” Cot Spanish Influenza-Some *. < * . * • , . - - . * * Facts About it and How Rules to ttbaerre^ihfw by the Hor * 3. Your nose. not. your mouth, •reon General of the t*. 8. w*s made to breathe through—get Arm*. the habit. ' . * Cameron Lumbet; Co. Begring Operation matter, and something of a myster It probably originated in'the •.ranks qf the German army and in prison camps. It do doubt soread from there southward through Spain and northward into Holland, France. Rngland and the Scandinavian coun tries. America was free/>from it un til August 12th. when 4 Norwegian steamer arrived at an Atlantic port, having over 200 cases on the voy age. Whether.this marks the entry of the epi^emte or not. the fact re mains that ''Spanish Influenxa" Is here and la a serious menace, much like the familiar grippe lhat was epidemic in 1889-90 onl)' then- it came frrtm Russia. The disease is not alarming ip It self |f proper precautions are taken, hut without cure, the high fever and Remember the three C’s, • Spanish” Influenza Vis a seriom nio“U>. clean skin, clean cloth- - . > * a £»U V “ * ' » es. 5. Try io Aepp^ cool when you walk and warm when you ride or sleep. . . * ,-e ' 6. ' Open the window^—always at home at night, at the office wheu practical. . . V 7; Your faie may be in your pwn hands—wash them before eating. * 9. Don’t let the waate ( product* of Indigestion accumulate in the body. ’ - • 10. Don’t use a napkin, towel, ppoon, fork, fclass. cup or dish which has b^ent used by another person and not washed. x Note especially ruje No. 9, which says keep , the waste matter moving from thC body. There is no better j Dexter, be secured Smoaks, Nov. 2.—The' ramerbn Lumber ' Cqmpany . recently pur^ chased the old Smith place near the Edisto riyer,-for the purpose of se curing the timber on it^ Thig com pany' has now erpeted k saw mill and is preparing to cut the timW r , of'which there are anproximately eight million feet... .This will begin operation in a few datfs. and' the product will he " ^whipped in from i Smoaks, the hauling being done by mule teams, of which this company has quite a rtumben One, car of mules baa hlready beta received and another will come soon. If suf ficient-labor can be secured the company expects to erect, two saw mills to cut their timber. It has a nuniWr of government orders to fill which will- keep it busy for qhite a while. •H. J. McNeil is owner andv.man- ager for this mill, and he Is person ally .supervising the work of erect ing the mill and getting started. • Mr. Platts Killed '. By Falling Tree Lodge, Oct: 31.—Ilr. Platts, of in Bamberg county, while tow make It extremely danger^ Five bales on t*:The Surgeon General of the gercs.*using Ihrt pounds fWiniter' rt-rentlv issued the following Yules to aere, .At ein the .following- by afl'lch the . public wlay 4 gim-rJ turn-wits*- 12W Ihs^ cave VI« agninst the spntad oj^ftils subtle dis- lb« : I2^rt lbs yave ■ ■ ROrt. IbsSJVase? ,•<* IJflrt lbs. ypve 5T0 lbs : .132.0 Ibs pv,^ ^ \\ Aid m Wile's- crowding ln- Fpve filrt; 1 "Trt iraxc* f.13 ^nY-irra is sPcrowd <1 isouse.- These r-TT 'gin ^"binc. 1 ! sV^her vour eough ami Rrt bushc * selected seed for sab-. * „ of WS|nl \th> fs.rtft per. bushel -trert net hv “ with vbur annlieption ’nd pp delivery of. se«»«t, A'll', f. o^-V j\ Remember preparation to be secured than 1 engaged in cutting a tree at Folk’s DiTco, to keep the bowels and the j Mill pond last Tuesday, had the ton planted on my farm between I the likelihood of pneupionia to fol-j-khHieys moving regularly. Dreco is misfortune .to get in the way of the Th*ydr’s and* M’alterhoro eav <> low make It extremely dangerovK. made from the luice and extracts if falling tree and lie wts almost in- endld retails. Five bales on 8; The Surgeon General of the^Army roots, herbs, hprks.and berries and stantly killed. Mr, Platta was about is perfectly harmleR,s but quick jn ifs 50 years of age, and leaves a family action. Kvery person whp has had ^ - *'•• * ■. ^ ■— , infleenra .should take a good tonie | to build up their system. Dreco 1s4 00?"^ VP . 1 ^01 (1 III ureat for a atonic and strength pro-, yniU^py : || |n you would thr<f.v ducer. * • ! 7 ■ Get a bottle of Dreyo toimy nn.i let every member .of- the family\take out of it Sold^in Walterboro In .Tno. M.'Klein. ; . \ Walterboro Remember th»>diam.' •**(Iets-there-flrst*’ f'ottnn^lind th- first Comer re*s the^eVed. R. T H. Shaffer. Walleriioro. WANTED i WA? -Tn buy chlekens. eggs. • and .turkeys. Will run res taorant at fai> and need these at oat*. T. J. McDaniel. 10-30-3t. WANTF.I*. FARM l.ANDS—Improv ed and unimproved farm lands . and farina wanted at reasonable prices. If interested write me at ope* stating prices and acreage of farm. ‘ Address L. S. Hicham, ' Box 487, Florence,"S. C. ll-<r-2t .• forks , for ‘Syrup imtiles tt Klein's. - o-o rOTTOT—Why take , ' pot-luck” , with your’* when-you can' com mand the long experiehce and services of PEARCE & RATTEY. NOTICE! V lady: with High School education to.work in news-- paper offlee. Pleasant surround ings. Permanent position to eight parif, , No experience- '“ Apply in person or in *wn ham! writhig at once to The Beaufort Gaxette. Beaufort,^4. C. ,• WANTED—Every farmer in Colle ton eoiintv >o know that we rep resent tWv Armour Fertiliier Works, .of Atlanta, one of th* largest fertiliier works in the United States W’e have seven slaughter houses from which we receive htnr blood, bone, tanka'?** mad garbage, to make our amonia We ha\> sixty differ**nt grades to > select from. ■ I’ M. Yarn and 1. M. Fishburne, Walterboro. . tf. WANTED—Everv farmer in Colle ton wjm expects to plant Irish p^- Yatoes to see me I ^jave seed atid barrels, and wilt contract for f., o. b. price P. M. Yarn. Walter- boro, . tf. v WAN’rtil*—Ml vqur cow hides and furs of all kinds^ Will nay the verv highest nv*rk«-r price in cash. ”BiU’ > " Wolfed / It." FOR RENT / FOR KENT—Two store .rooms. ** One for !-ar*r* and one for mer- chandis** S«*e me for •particu lars C Gregory, Waiteiboro. tf. 1/ LOST X / A IA48T—Saddle. K"’tat ion Mct'lellan in Walterboro Monday night. Re ward it retdrii*^ to Tbef PrCss and Standard office or to L. I. ,Kin sey. Walterboro. Itp. I AWT Strayed or Stolen ope light cream color Jeraev row with crumpiml horns. Retweea two and three years old Reward if returned »o .1. L. Rlsher. Walter boro. R F D 3. 11-4-2L 'x • V STRATED—Front my place near Smoaks. Nov *. one black mare mule V.tear* old Reasonable re* ward f»D\ information Jeadtnc/la recovery. )4ohn Sp«*ll. Smoalyf', R D 1/ V />v x tjdut mite LOST <*H **Tt:A>EI Lrti one b M ll dog. ■- v brown, spet over ri-v** evy. ■ t.> p in e i'f <Cv t -piiB Sent wD!t R' w;’sj if r«‘t«i-neA Pnrv Xk. V *«\ - k •- / TW»‘\T' Vlt El hi! * “ t'> Mrs 1.1 vri > Savannah, ,G*. - fi-l4»4m. - o-o- — X —NvaPC Tonic will iniild you up. at Kleio^. BEGIN M\G 1 0-0— Next week land until . At a meeting of the Commission ers of Public Works, held this day, the following resolution was adopt ed: X JUSIXfEir HOURS *Pjqie'> Cold t'«un|MHUHl” End** Gri|i|H> .Mi.M*r>—Don't Stay Stuffed-up! X You can end grippe and break up; a Ceyer* cold cither in head, chest. Whereas, owing to the Vhcreased , fc6d y or limbs, by taking a dose of ./Cost of operating the water an.l/ Cold Compound" everv two light plant, it is necessary for th*]hour* until three doses are taken. I present, to raise the rates on water | t promptly opeqs clogged-up nos-j and. lifftts to meet Ibis increased Ttrils and air passages in the head., cost operation; therefore be it i stops nasty discharge or nose run-’ _ Resolved. That the following n j n g, reiiaves sick headache, dull-l further notice wt> will gin cotton. 1 rates be adopted commencing at thg ness’; fe-erjshness, sore throat,!' ydly (wo days each week Thos*' ^^*1 of tljWpresent fiscal month, to- sneezing, soreness and stiffness, days will be Tuesdays and Thurr.- wi,: to >»« mlnlinum day*; W. C. Saunders. ' Itp. ,T R0 fof ’ gallons, the next 17,000 gallons at 45 Cents per thous and, over 20,000 .gallons at 40 cents per thousand. /Electric minimum $1.80 for 8 K. W. H., next 17 K. W. H. at 22 cents, next 25 K. W. H. at 21c, next 50 K. W.H.at ^3dc. over id di Sobel & XI THE HOUSE FOR GOOD VALUES IN EVERYTHING IN THE LINES OP •r- - • ’ • • • ' V CLOTHING ; . : SHOES • • J ' ; c ' COAT SUITS . CLOAKS SKIRTS l . ' - 7 HATS HOSIERY DRYGOODS DRESS GOODS I NOTIONS •*' - ' ’ ^ ' • *. 4 - / * and a hundred other articles which would take too much space to itemize, but you •" ■ * ' * ' ’ ■ , * , v X _ . *• can convince yourself as to the good val • %* .'•* • ues we have for you when you visit our’ ./•'V • ' - 7 ' store. ' / * 7 w Trade 7. WAt TERHORO, S. C. us—There’s a reason I V X disease x —Germicidal Sbap\ kill* genus. at Klein’s. \ — Kalaomine your walls Muresco at Flshburne’a Drug Store. with 1 ' .100 K.W.ft. at 1«C. Same discount -Cotton ginning days; Thuradavv Fridav and Saturday. Walterboro Oil Mill. 1 l-6r5t. Take Vlnol, a great tonic afte- allowed as before on same terra’s., yf- * X>- B. BLACkt,.. , / , . Clerk and Treasurer:, influenza, at Fishburne Drug Store. Sunset Soap Dye. a perfect dye lain’* A at Klein’*. — Fiifdro Preserver --/Liquid Smoke. Heady for your pork. Cure your ham* right. For sale by Fish- burne’s Drug Store. i Medicated Salt brick for horse* and cattle at Klein’s. Just arrived fresh apices of all kind* for cafce and pickle*. Flsh- burne’* Drug Slore. for ‘•"syrup bottles at DON’T SCOLD,MOTHFPi THE CROSS CHILD IS II Look at longlH** If I’oatetl, Clean Little Stoniu l». Ltv'-uX - Ibiwels. Don’t stay stuffed up! Quit blow- 1 Ing and snuffing! Ea - your throb bing head—nothing .vd-o : P / the world gix’e* such prompt relief as "Pape’* Cold Compound.”‘ which y costs only a few cents at anv drug store. It act* without assista tastes nice, and causes no inci ienre. Be sure you get the tsistapbe, nconVen- genuine. 1 Mr. and Mr*. I. X Mav. of Smoaks. were in WaMerhoro' Mon-J dav. visiting relatives and friends. ( While here Mrs. .May secured an al- lotiuent of wool" for knitting some; Red Cross iters. 1 IT SHOIHD MAKE A MIILIOII FOR RIM y‘ ■' ,/ v yA •'' x X/ ’> * Cincinnati Man Discovers Drug That liooaen Corns so They Lift Out. X ^ „ GIRLS! GIRLS! TUT HI SLOP DINDRUFF AID ' VI /. Don’t scold your /fretful, peevisit child. See if tongue in coated; this h» a sure sign it's little stomach, liver and bowels ar« clogged with sour jgasta./X - V V X YYbeo ILstless, pale, feverish, full of cold/-breath bad. throat sore: doesn’t eat. sleep or act. naturally, has/stomach-ache. Indigestion, diar rhoea. gi\> a teaspoonful of ‘ (’ali- /Tornia Svrun of Figs.” and in h few . hours all the foul wa^te, the sou*-r <)r * corn or callous, hile and fermenting Xmd passes o7 ' ou app,v jU8t a few drops on the of the bowels and von have a well tende r. ariimg corn or toughened nnd plavful child again. Children and instantly the soreness is love this harmless "fruit laxative” reUeved - and ,M>on * h ^ corn or cal- -S». . FRESH OYSTERS / We have fresh Norfolk Oysters for sale and to serve in our restaurant. ^ X Home made Candies^ Ice Cream, yX X 7 - • • 'N. Fruits in season always fresh. Drinks, > N. ' ' X • ' ■«' . ••.-•A • ' \ Meals and luncheon served in our restaurant at all hours PROGRESS CANDY KITCHEN & CAFE Railroad Ave: X C. GREGORY, Proprietor. Walterboro, S. C. Good new* spreads rapidly and J druggists here are kept busy dis- j pensing freezone. the recent diacov-I ery of a Cincinnati man, which is said to loosen any corn so it lifts , out with the finger*. A quarter of an ounce costs very 1 INMe at any store which handles ' drifts, hut this is said' to he suf ficient to rid one’s-feet of every hard RESTAURANT AND PRESSING CLUB x \ Hair Stops Fkiling Out. / am! Gets Thick, Wavy, Hlr*mg and Beautiful/ Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and appear* as soft, lustrous and beautiful a* a .voting girl’s afurr g “Danderire hair cleanup:*’ Just try thl*--tnoi<it *n a and mother* can - rest easy affey giv ing It. because it never fpris to make their little "insides”! clean and sweet. / Keep It handy. Mother! A •little given today save* a sick child to morrow. but get the genuine. Ask your druggist for a bottle of “Cali fornia Svrup of Figs.” which has di rection* Jdr babies, children of all cloth/with a little Danderine and 8nd for arown-ups Plainly on Tally draw it through your hair, *1*® b^rile. Remember there are one small strand at a time, i counterfeits sold here, so surely look will cleanse the hair of dust : ®b d *** ^at your is made by the dirt and excesslj** oil and in tuM a / ‘California Fig Syrup Company.” few moments you have doubled il>7' ” afld back with contempt any other beauty of your hair. / ! *1* syrup. Ions is so shriveled iha* it lifis out without ^ain. It is a riiMv sub stance w^ich dries wb.T applied and never inflkmes or even, .rcitates the Surrounding skin. X \ This discovery will preVyoi •hot r- ands of deaths annuatly fr>tn lo*k- Jaw and infection here’. >t ore les.ilt- ing front the suicidal hah t of put ting corns. X * XX y. , \ \1 Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Varn, of Sni der*. were in Walterboro Monday. They have two son* on' the tiring line in France, Gary and Harry, and a letter from Gary is found in this Issue of The Press and Standard. \We desire to call attention to the Herndon Restaur^ ant and to the Herndon Pressing Club, being eondy^toil by A. ft Price in the building. /• / / SUITS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED / Itp.. Beside* heautiiylng the h»lr at) We serve both transients and permanent boarders Our restaurant i# centrally located, and our service is of the best. The public is invited to call and favor us with . N / . X their patronage. Our rates are reasonable, and out place home-like- / \ / ’ X H. T. [DON, Proprietor. XX/. X / ■M. N, offer-; flanderln,, dissolve* evyfy uar- ttcle of -dandruff: cleanse^; purffie* and invigorate* iho senJx7jforewr V’Hstonplnc itchipc and falling hair. j Several Applicants Get Certi'V-rie". But what will plea/e you rno*t will , b«\«rt,, r r , few u«e when >oii , 1 ^-J./ntp-* hn^r fi-oe and dowjsjXSt irr*!'/ ve* -but miflv new -_X/ / .. Xutmnorf -kA - WXL rb*r;' »epjdtoirv j' ou pretty, soft* hair anH to tl-« .VaV'- «' r ' r X 8 X >,V * ^ n bottle «|tn*t|o» rod >• •» - of Knewlton’s -pnndorfn rt from anv b»te« S-ox • > ti,,-/XX/portv f dr "X’ l « r toilet cquntcr for a few hv+e ?:/v-M • !: \« v!l r. -oXXal ; j \ . Motyo-. TJo- - ' a- !*-'i): ('"l’*N^/7 ' ' Str-tubc-c r ,-e*pr. ITot/ bktX NOTH K TO THE IH’BLK' Drive Ti , : ,v U >nriHgs‘, sTewrrt jXv • ' ^ Vrcu-nri. Wbe n».nr, i n T\iH»ne to he able by the end o' Price If* 75 f ob fseto*^ Plear I V *X to re8umc m > bcof market Motor Spi » <!o^»n*Pv. Sk>n«hem f arr I scrV^ . mv cuHlpni*|w. I have IMstricrotbce. V502 Candler Build 10-30-«t 0 * BLOCKER GIRLS! WRITFH SKW . ' t * * LI section. Miss Ottie. (>osl*y. of KF • «• e - ■ft- \vet-» p IVnutv Lotion For .-1 Few to lU>rbo e Tan. Frock- ‘ j Sallow ness. • y ing. Atlanta. Gi. ITlTTrtN—Is markete4\to the beat advnntsre through PEARCE t BATTEY. Savannah. Ga l-14-4n. -1 —Shivar’s Ginger Ala al Klein’s. A* a result of the rt'cent-touchers e-(«*»''er-»! nf ftie ’ peHlf. cants awsril-'a r-'-- • />■} t,/ the eCerfv*bo^rd e' r-luc'*'«ro q'her-, ,P«-W tea -*'»,-«? yi|l be'n to tb/> ^•-M-t p f tT*!* coup tv. 1 T* '■ ’■ t’ov ;ti /•/' awarded: * ^ - | X N J V j ; »••, t '’roi,; ms ?’■' ' t-Vik Your grocer has t]he -Ibmotrs and: * * Ja 1, i' ri • W. "D any/nritg *to’e or-to : l«* counter will • Cnt’r^'L FMre?* 0 supply you With three ounce* of or- Wi - « Pe»v, C if.pt white for a few cent*. Squee^'* WaUe/borsv Mia* Inez Frio,.. w&F the Juice o' t 1 •“ fr' - s • 1 -«c< a t Afi>Hi'OpveeBe - bottle, then pal jn the oschara | t*"e,-t|j,>; Mi*3 Annie Belle Crosbv. white and shnjie well. This makes ‘ Ruffin. ' and how smouCh, soft and clear ihu skin becomes. X*!, It is harmle**. Xnd the beautiful, resplts will sur-i ville, has been spending sr prise you. X \ \ > ' [ wih her sisters, Mps. 11. V V Get the Genuine and Avoid Wasfe^ '■^tconn-w n £vcry C kT, f STHAVKD—One white and tan spot ted bird dog with sqre on right hind foot. Reward for informa tion lending to ita recovery- J. . B Rents. Ehrbardt, S C. 11-6-3tp * * * ##*******.£ 3. .V. * ♦ v’ ************** IKHTOIW FJtFKK are a quarter pint of the very best lemon -o-o~ - rkin whltener and complexion beau- f V’-s F..d Linder, stenographer tlfier known. Masaage this fra- 1 The farmer* in this section for The Pres* and Standard, spent grant, creamy lotion daily Into the About through gathering their crops the week-end in Charleston with her fare. neck, arms nnd hands nnd Jnst M. Le* Terrell and Harrr Rit<*bi» who la living are how freckle*, tap. sallownean. of Wlggini. were welcome vtaitori | redness and roughness, disappear of their uncle, R. A. Terrell of this stater. there. Koger, and Mrs. 1,. G. Kins'ey. Missi** Jessie tnd Mkifitie '1' 1 'i.'iU-il their aunt, Mr*. 1. 1! sey/nf Sloke*. b'sf Salurd.ts and Sunday. * \ 1 -IAS* L. MARVIN WOt ND •T -J. < • Lionard Margin, <!i r-onvifiu, j - p of Mrs. .Uisi'p v;>s woim ’(»>! <r. !X rip'- •Xt TP, jn a battle oxer iher t - m a iio pitrj in I'rf rlami iaonard Maxxin Co. 1!, 1 l X l Briu.ad-* SB Div Tram at Camp ler. wen 1. over in May. ■ 11 e!ia !- at the front fur two month* n tual service.- He won a Kiedal^ at Camp •' > for being one of the In si slvirp • 1 1 ers in his company. ! • •*. Grove’s Tnsteieas chill Took- reuon* vitality Md cmt* richinatha bioad. Yogca taint. lavtsmthta rifcet ’ by purifyiaa awl o- DteSOr.