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Wednesday, January^ 15, 1919.
The Pr^s and Standard, Walterboro, S. C.
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rHl RCH WORK STRATS
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S*. (i«‘orn*» MethodiM to (hit U|>
Hiin<lv>mo Kdiflre.
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>r>:e, Jan. 10.—T1
trac« having been let In December,
work will commence next week on j
the new Methodist Church here. I
This building will cost around $30^ **l*np e *«< Cold OHnpound” KmN
HEAD ADD HOSTHIIS
SIUFFED’ FROM COLD
Cold or <*ri|»|ie An « 1 Ke»*
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MARES
SADDLE MARES
> BROOD MARES /
FARM MARES
MULES! MULES! . MULES]
Just received a car of the above
from St. Louis, all carefully chosen
and selected for their fitness for
'the trade.
SEE THEM BEFORE YOU BUY
T. K. BUCHANAN
w/ALTERBORO, S. C. .
Sales stables next to J. Frank’s
Store.
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000, and will be one of the most
modern church buildings in the
State, especially Jhe Sunday school Yom- cold will break and all
department. !as special care •’ and Kr 'PP** Wiser? end after taking a
pains have -been made to secure the d 08 * 1 ^ “Pape's Cold Compound"
best ih that line for the modem exery two hours until three dosp4
Sunday school. The building will taken.
be erected on the corner of Main it promptly opens 1 clogged.up
and George Streets*. The building nostrils and air passages in the head,
committee is busy collfCtlng the stops nasty discharge or nose lun.
amounts subscribed and making a ning. relieves sick headache, dull,
special canvass for additional funds, ness, feverishness, sore throat, sneei
as the church will cost more tbdn soreness and stiffness.
as at first expected. The follow- Don't stay Muffed up! Quit blow
ing compose the building committee: Ing and snuffling! Ease your throb
I)r. J. R. Johnston, chairman;* J. bing head—nothing else in th*?
Olin Horne, secretary; C. iy. Dukes, world giv^s such prompt relief as
treasurer; J. Max Minus. A. R. “Pape’s Cold Compound,” which
Street. Walker 8. I’tsey and C. S costs only a few cents at any disig
Wilson. ' y _ store. I t acts without assistant-
The ‘ewer for the 100,000 gallon tastes nice, and causes no inconven.
tank for thb municipal water Plant is i*nce. Accept nc Substitute.
now being erected and Within the * -——
next 90 days St, George will hav'i ORITCARV.
a-modern water plant. Th«» re.i .
»er\eir will hold 35,000 gallons and In sad but Idving memor> of Mrs
with the tower will be adequate to Sallie Saulsberrv Reeves, whc, enter-
supply th© needs of the town for ed into rest jus t one yeir ago. Jan.
some .\egrs. The pip«| line will uary tith, an<1 the followfpg verses
not go as far as at first planned as are inserted to her memory Lest
puces were too high, but it is hoped We Forget. Lest We Forget"
| the Un-s will be extended in a short a year in Heaven of winless rest v
^im*. The town now owns its elec. Wi, h X!hris t her I^ord supremetv
I trfc light plant, on© of the best In blest
th©' State. .. The city, has bought Where pain and tears forever ccas
hose and reel and the fire protec- Where all abide in perfect peace
tion will-meet the standard for low.. ^ „
er insurance rate*^ ©specially for the* R©h,.tding Hipi upon His throne
business secUon of Main street. Thence smiling on her a» His own
The Farmers Rank and Hank of she joins ip songs, sung onlv there
St.-George held their regular stock- sweet sacred sonnet free frem care
holders meeting last week and both ; /
institutions have had « remarkable ' oh glomus thought
year.. The directors and officers of | meet
both banks were reelected for the And prostrate fall at Jesus" feet
ensuing year. The Farmers’ Rank And Aing "My Lcrd to the, l ronie
having outgrown its present quar-j To /( w ©n with thee in this my hotu«
ters has plans tinder way for the ] /
ereeUon of a larger bank bulldtug , ^ Ioved onwi herp noVr
on Main Street within the,next few Thouph for thifk bo0n fond heftrtg
may yearn
.. . . rT~7~7T", ‘i n,,t by and b >' Wf ’ n ,n,< ’ r fhere
lured a C of £1 lentN yj,,. j,ij S g Heaven with her f o
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"Eight years ago when we ftrsl
moved to Mattoon, I was a great
sufferer from indigestion and con
stipation,” writes Mrs. Robert Al
lison. llattoon. 111. "I had fre
quent headaches and dizzy * spells,
and there was a feeling like a heavy
weight pressing on hiy stomach and
chest all the time. I felt misetTl
able. „ Every morsel of food . dis
tress«*«l me,- I could not rest at
night, and felt tired and worn out
all the time. One bottle of Cham
berlain’s Tablets cured me and .1
have since felt like a different per
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share.
Her loving niece.
Mar ie Sail I sherry.
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! DDAW A MOIST
CLOTH IHHOOGH HI,
DOUBLE ITS HFAHIK
Weaver Piano
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This Piano established a new high
standard of excellence. It is the best
Piano sold in Colleton County today. Put
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it to the severest test you know how and
you will prove to your" entire satisfaction
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that this claim is not extravagant.
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It is essentially the Pidno for the dis-
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on its merits.
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Sold in COLLETON CO UNTY only by
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Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic
destroy* the malarial germ* which are transmitted
to the blood by the Malaria Mosquito. Prlt-t- one.
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We have in stock for immediate delivery a limited
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5 Passenger Haynes Automobiles.
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Kline Cars.
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We have the agency for Colleton and Hampton Counties on
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and can delfver from stock any size from ONE to TWO TON amj
can fill orders on larger sizes on short notice. If interested in-
anything in this line let us hear from you.
smoaks, s. c.
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Try Till*! Hair Tbit k. <«l<'a>My.
Wavy and l(©mitirul at f»nr«*.
r Iininedinte?—y©*! Ceriain*’
fhat’B th© joy of it. Yyiiir hair h«. |
cornea light, wavy, fluffy, abundant i
and appt*ar« ax soft, litstn.ua and ,
beautiful as a young girl’s after j ;
Dandcrim- hair cleanse. Jus, trv !
*hls—moisten a cloth with a little
Danderinv and carefully draw it ■
through your hair, taking one small
strand a, a time. This will cleans©
the hair of dust, dirt or evcemiiv"
oil, and in just a few moments you
have doubled the beauty of your
hair. A delightful surprise awai's
those whose half has been neglected
or is scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or
thin. Besides beautifying the hair.
Danderine dissolves every particle
of dandruff: cleanse#, purifies and
invigorates the scalp, forever atop*
ping Itching and falling hair.' but
what will pleas,, you most will be
after a few w-eeks' use. when you
see new hair— fine and downy at
first—yes- but really new hair
growing all ever th* scalp. If you
care for pretty, sof, hair, and jots
of It. surely get a small bottle of
Knowlton’s Danderine from any
drug store cr toilet counter for a
■few cents. X '
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Lodge, Jan. Sth:~ The folks of j
this section spent a very pleasant.
Christmas and are expecting a very I
hsnpy New Year.
Mr. Tomnii© Caldwell spent th.*
holidays with his mother and rela.
thes.
Mr. L. \V. Rrahham and sister.
Miss Marie Carter had buisness in
Khrhardt Tuesday.
Mr. Jake Carter of camp Jessup,
Ca , was home on a furlough Chrisr.
inns returned to camp Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L C. Tuten rnd M*-
nnil Mrs .1 It Redman returned i<>
• heir home In Ch;<r|e*i, n Thursday
after spending some time v«-*m n|«
ir-ntiv with parent- Mr and Mrs ,1
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'ti l.atll i.. Ketider «'.f Ch; rl.-^.n
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Another Car of Kentucky
Horses, Mares and Mules
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Arrived last week. We have some ex
tra fast trotters in this load and also good
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work stock to meet every requirement and
will be pleased to have you look them over.
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COME AND SEE THEM
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Ifo(Tin last wtyck
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BY sri»l»K\ AfTION
Farm Lands For Sale
f > Farm of ZCRK aiT’'. known as "Krncsdyl.” located ,■
within 1- 1 1 miles o( Walterlwio; 60 acres in cultivation
. with sc! ' wire fence aKouiu! entire farm. Four
d'AelUnjfs and sevt ial nut-hou -es. - Fronts public hitfh-
.A.iy i«d- 1-2 mite and with daily rural mail delivery.
Land*, very fertile. lienutjfut location for a home and
* I>erft*vtly healthy.
Al<<* llo acres located near Hendersonyilie. lie-’
tween 10 and 50 acres in cultivation. * This is clay so’ 1
“ and naturally as productive as any in the State. An un
usually line range for hogs and cattle,.
For prices or other information apply to
W. B. GRUBER.
Th© quick action of pur** Lavop.
ilk ©ye wash is Hiarfling. A school ,
boy had ©ye strain sc badly he could ■
not ready A week’s use of l.avop. '
tik surprised his teacher so,- ufortfi
she used It -for old mother. ONE
WASH showed benefit. A small 1
bottle Is / guaranteed tc benefit j
EVERY CA-8E weak, strained or in-1
(lamed eyes. The Q1TCK result I* !
astonishing. Aluminunr
FREE Jno M Klein
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eye cup
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Offlcn Hoars: • a m. to I p. ■
Walterbofo. 8. C.
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NOTM'K!
All persons are forbidden to bunt,
cut wood or in any way to trespass
on my lands. .
J STEVE ROBERTSON. ,
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