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- -rF* • FAGB BIGHT THE PSESS AND STANDARD Jdtv'.v v,- . 'vl r Wednesday, November 13, 1918. HI i. WE HAVE * * -*1 ^1! WOMAN’S NERVES n MADE STB0N8 By Lydia Ej Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. n'a e . .r: 7'' >1 A SHIPMENT OF . v ' - v y ■ m S At very reasonable prices. Also boy’s suits and young C " - men’s suits. 'You will certainly save money on these * . ., . . * ■ ' * ’ * • ‘s» . , goods. Shoes for men, women and children. These “shoes were bought early and we can give you very reas- onable prices on them. .... ^ ' ... ’ . * • . Our line of Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Ready-to ‘ • • . '• Wear is a great saving to you. Come to us. It will be , « > "■ •'. \ ■ | 'to your 1 «nefit. v - • ’ 4.‘V yv. ‘ * . • * a * ‘ \ * ’ ' * , r > Quality, Price and Fair Treatment M. L ■6 bad 1 coaid not real at night— would lie awake and get so nervous 1 would have to op and walk around and in the morning would be aU tired out 1 read about Lydia E. Pink ham’s Vegetable Com pound and Iwoul would try it My nervousness soon left me. I sleep well and feel "fine in the morning apd r able to do my work. I gladly mend Lydia E. Pinkhanra Vs Cornoound to make wi strong/’—Mrs. Albbkt Sultzb, 608 | Olmstesd St. Winona, Minn. ♦ How often do we bear the expression among women, “1 sm so nervous, 1 can- not sleep,” or “it seems as though I should (ly.“ Such women should profit by Mrs. Sul tie’s experience' and give tnis famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink barn’s Vegetable Com pound, atrial For forty years it has been overcom ing such serious conditions as displace ments, inflammation, ulceration, irreg ularities, periodic pains backache, du llness, and nervous prostration of women, and is now consiaered the stan dard remedy for rtich ailments. ’ =$a .MEET ME AT WHICH IS NOW GOING ON MEET ME ■ \ Walterboro, S. C. e /%* X V * tot & x / \ / / 1/ 'X 38 X / N ^ASTKU’S SALK STATE OF SOETH CAROLINA, . > County of Collei-m. Court of Common Pleas. . Ida May Fishburne/—Plaintiff. VS. . -y- A. M. Marshall.—-Defendant. "Pursuant to decree in the above entitled cause, I will sell at public auction og saleeday in 'December, next, same being second day, the fol lowing described tract of land, to- wit: All that piece, parrel or tract of land situated in State and countv aforesaid. Sheridan, township, con taining Thirty-H«ven and one-half (37 1-2) acres, mere or less, bound ed North by Skull swamp; East by lands of Dellinger Samuel; South by public' road from Walterboro to Gtvhan’s Ferry and Bellinger Sa uel; wshEby lands of C. C. Stokes. Said lands known as Henry Williams estate. v- Terms of sale all cash; purchaser to pay for all papers. Compliance ^wlth bid to be bad on day of sale, or resale same day at the risk of the former bidder or bidders. It. M. JEFFERIES. — y ■ Master. . Walterboro, fi. C., Nov. 12, 1918. ) X .4 X wXhave in stock a large number of allxtfeel Djuis- y • • • X • . • Dietrich one and two horse plows. TIh^ plows we can unhesitatingly recommend. A f>rmor can do no better than to secure one of these^fdr breaking his land- X \- I;\ W- Ki x We also have in stock the well know n Oliver bi antt of plows, which there are none better. These plows have X* ■ S* A * ■ ' ' " v* st<r»d the test of yeai-s of service of the most exacting kind^ and they have proven up well. in Stock We carry repairs and parts for both these plo(vs in stock at all times so that there will be no delay in secur ing any piece that should happen to get broken. x Stalk Cutters V'c are offering a limited number of stalk cutters at the very low' prices now of $ M »500. See these before you buy -we can save you money. \ . * / < \ • • x / Koger Hardware Company WALiLKHORO. SOUTH CAROUN \ Klein’s. -Corks for syrup bottles sf /. -o \ X j Where you scan get more goods for less money ajid better goods for same money.. Out great stozk of Clothing and Dry Goods from our warehouse)has to be sold out on or before January 1st, as we-have to vacate the bulging, a£ the same is for sale or for rent. See J. Frank or W. W. Smoak for the price of the building. On account of this we will have to chop prices right and left We will - sell ydu goods cheaper than some other stores can buy them S me are not higher in our store X >' last year. • . TAKE NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING ^ ■ * .s # . x * CLOAKS, SUITS AND DRESSES Our Ladies’, Misses and Children^ Cloaks, Suits and Dresses are the same price as last year. This we have to thank our shrewd buyer—of course this is our Mr. J. Frank. BOYS’ AND MEN’S SUITS ' • ' v - V ’ * ' » x. You are and will be able to buy just about 50 per cent cheaper than anywhere in the State of South Carolina. < t. / J. OUR YARD GOODS DEPARTMENT Such as Cotton Good s, Cotton, Wool and Silk Dress Goods, Serges, we are selling way, way below mill market price. \ OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Will be this year the greatest, the very lacest, best at the very lowest prices could be ' bought. ’ Men’s Hats we give'away just for a little bit of money. SHOES—You need not pay too high a price for shoes. x 4- This advertisement is nothing else but the truth and we car. prove it at xv I. FRANK’S Next door to the Express Office. Walterboao, S. JC. £ ’ We are paying the highest market prices for Chickens and Eggs. By Buying here you will save money to buy War Savings Stomps. A , ' EE= TO MY CUSTOMERS: , Walterboro, South Carolina, November 12. 1918. llfi’ective Monday. November 25, 19.18, I will discont'nuef rharjii’.g any meat or delivering any meat froin my market. This is .•endeyed necessary on account of,shortage of labor and short age of five stock and in order to continue to sell beef an«l p »k a 4 anything like the prices I am now charging it will L,e ’n/ct - saiy to cut out bookkeeping and delivery service'’. I propose to slaughter and offer for sale nothing but fine, iat bed and pork, but my business must be entirely across thV counter for cash. . ' \ , x . ^ ■* y * Both animals and feed are scarce and high, so that it will t>e difficult to supply the demand during the winter and early rpring, ‘even following the course outlined above of sellhig en tirely for cash and making no deliveries. Should you want'to buy,meat, come to the market yourself or send a servant, thereby helping me to supply the town with as good fctall-fed'meat during the winter as can be procured. When conditions change for the better I will probably de liver meat and keep books again, but I can not afford to do so now. H. A. FRANCIS. -/- -»*—x— - V /> .'.f X/ X' x- / .We have now our v battery charging and ' ' x^ ' \ epair plant ii'. ’p»‘ration. Bring or send • x - : ' #\ - r . X • your battery work. Our usual guafan- , ' ^ » - r ^ o x^ • ‘ » . . tee of satisfaction holds good. Fresh HORSES ■ I V* AND •\ \ X • xf — \ \ An automobile party from Dar-iTUIXTY-KIVE KM’AR' Automo- linftoa and FliHn-nce. rorenily cani<> throUKh to CottaK^vUle. Th«> meii)- | ‘ bil* s ;ir<1 tl’’’ nXf^IXboro torritii'-t ... I.I^. lilt- 111 f III- . , , . y- of the party were Messrs. Ja<.. * v K‘all*e« t' n .......... .. . _ - ' ■. ... X Harley. Will and Arthur 1 (akett,'an<! they eame o\er to \iiiit their broth er. R. r\Uaetf at CottaReville. \ Vo, y-- Hleep and fleet. Oae (>f th»» Ko!«t coninton caus< * of inNomnia and f«*t<tles>»iieK» is ir.- diftenlion. of Chamber lain a Tablet* UoTuodjately after sup per and see If you do not rest bet ter and sleep better. Garage aud e;iu flnauiV hi e*. **Spt-c:tirat f >»ns: Forty 8 horse power TN^ ' ,1 ntinej: .. Motor. Doi-k a- U.vV . Cl in X'. Slrombe i; Carburetor, Hotehk^xJ Drive, TJurken Hearing*., S^ewurf || Vacuum. Wheolhaae HR in.lf Motor Sales Company Sufh^I FREE AIR - FREE AIR District Office. 1502 Candler Rulld- 'I ' / inv, Atlama. Ga. 10-30-6t. ' ' X Walterboro, S. C. >ii-. / A telegram was received * yesterday from our Mr. Ayer, from National Stock \ X^ \ * . / X X . / r Yard, 111., announcing that he had pur- k X X. / ’ ' v chased two car loads of mules and horses. / \ . and these would be at his stables as soon \ / ■ -■ ^ */• latter part of the week. ' \ These animals have been carefully se lected by our Mr. Ayer, and will be suitable * • I * N. / for farm and work animals^ Calband see » \ them as sodn as they?come before they arp picked over. 4 Rizer & Ayer v. . / X ’ ^ in Colleton’s Leading Sales Stables. k* — 3S l! I, I k . . \ V 4 A r- 4r * /.X ,/X . /. W > -4 -/I f.K'