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The Press and Standard, Walterboro, Sw C.
S. S. Convention
To Meet at Florence
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Florence. February 3.—Florence
will be the boot of the fortyjMcond
annual State Sundayf School ICon.
rention. according to an announce,
ment made here today. At an en
thusiastic meetinKfcof pastors and
busineos men, an inTitation was ex.
tended to the State Sunday School
Association to . bold their annual
conrention in Florence on June 3.
4. 5. Mr. J. B. Aiken, prominent
business man, was elected general
chairman' of the'eonvention arrange,
ments. Associated with him a
chairman and ^nembers of com.
mittees will be some of the stron.
gest business and professional men
in Florence.
The State Sunday School Con
vention. held annually, is without
doubt the largest gathering of re.,
ligious workers held in South Caro
lina. At the last convention,
which was held in Greenwood, in
addition to the 1.998 registered de.
legates, there were a.large ^tumbei-
in attendance who did not register.
The convention will- be self.enter-
taining. as was the case last year
in Greenwood
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Takacro Ca
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Y OU can t help cutting loose joy’us
remarks every time you flush your
smokespot with Prince Albert—it hits
you so fair and square. It’s a scuttle full of jimmy
• pipe and cigarette makin’s sunshine and as satisfy
ing as it is delightful every hour of the twenty-four!
, It’s never too late to hop into the Prince Albert pleasure-
pasture! For, P. A. is trigger-ready to give you more
tobacco fun than you ever had in your smokecareer.
That’s because it has the quality.
Quick as you know Prince Albert you’ll write it down
that P. A. did not bite your tongue or parch your throat.
And, it never will! For, our exclusive patented process
cuts out bite and parch. Try it for what ails your tongue!
Toppy rtd bpg$, tidy red tin*, hondsom* pound and half pound tin
humidor* and—that clevmr, practical pound cry*tml gla** humidor with
tpong* mot*t*n*r top that hoop* the tobacco in *ach perfect condition.
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C.
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HOW MANY <iIIU.S CAN*
HAVK PKKTTY KYFS
• No girl, is pretty If her eyes are
red. strained or have dark rings.
ONE WASH with pure J^avoptik eye
wash will brighten the eyes and a
week's use will surprise you with
tis INCREDIBLE results. A small
bottle (.avoptik often makes eyes
healthy, sparkling and vivacious.
The quick change will please you v .
Aluminum £» cup FREE. John M
Klein.- < '
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Dreadful Cough I'unwl.
A severe cold is often followed by
a rough cough for which Chamber
lain’s Cough Remedy har. proven es
pecially valuable. Mrs. F. W. Olsen
Marysville, Mo. writes: “About t»*
years ago my little ooy Jean caught
a severe cold and coughed dreadfully-
for days. I tried* a number of
cough medicines hut nothing did him
nny good until J gave him Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy It relieved
his cough right away and before he
had finished taking one bottle he
was cured. .1 think it is just fin-
for children.”
SAMI KL II. LYONS
HKTVHNS FltO.M FRANCE
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Grand Spring and Summer
TAILORING SALE
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OF
U. S. Woolen Mills Co.
Expert Tailor and Designer will be with BEACH
BROS. FEBRUARY 13, 14, 15, with a complete line of
STRING AND SUMMER WOOLENS in every shade and
color imaginable. Through our enormous business and
mill to man proposition, selling from mill to man direct,
we are in position to save you at least one-third on your
suit. During this sale of three days, we will give you
FREE with each suit made to your measure, AN EXTRA
PAIR OF PANTS of same goods as suit or any other
selection. Every suit sold to you with a guarantee to
fit and satisfy you in every respect.
Beach Brothers
WALTERBORO, & C.
Bra Jav* Walker,
“fieh-H” for Caras
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ISaafT t laeaafc-Oon laDooaad!
Wksa yon almost dis with your
•« and corns aaaks you almost
from
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drspa
wmamu an mna rorna maaa you a
walk aldaways ta gat away
iha pain, taka a vacation for •
wta nr two and apply I or 3
Information For
v Tobacco Growers
of tha world's magic and only son-
ulao cor*-paaiar, •'Oata-It.'* Tnan.
wad than aaly. wilt you ha aura that
Mar com will looacn from your too
no that you caa ooal It right o«
w tort a Ml y aaay with your Angara
Tako ao chancoo of coattnuad pat a
and oacasaoa—why uaa graaay. Irrl-
tatlag aaMraa, pfaatara that ahlft
wad proas Into tha M oulck.‘ , rasors
and •ulggara" that maka corna hlaad
and alao grow faatar? Uaa paialaaa.
aasy, always aura “Oats-It.” Thara’a
Ilka It la tha world—that a
Mlllloaa hava triad and
Tails.
CJt-niKon Ccllrgs, Feb. H T»
mt*rl the rapidly increasing demand
for information on tabocco growing
in ihlR state, the Extension Service
ol ciemacn College ba* just iaxued
a bulletin entitled “Tobacco Cul.
ture In South Carolina.” The pub.
Beat ton treats tobacco from the seel
bed of the market.place dealing with
t> pen cf soil, preparation and care
of Heed be<l. varieties, preparing
land, fertilisers for tobacco, trans
planting and rultivaJiiOn. topping
.and nuckering insects and diseases,
j harvesting, barns, curing. an<J
storage. It contains also drawings
showing plans and- bills cf materials
for tobacco barns.
The bulletin is wriTTtih by Mr.
R. E. Currin. superintendenL.of the
Fee Deo Experiment Station, who
ia a tobacco grower of long and
varied experience. It is free for
the asking and should he in the
hands of the hundreds of farmers
who are now turning to tobacco
growing. Write, for Extension Bui.
letln 4 3,^ ''Tobacco Culture in
South Carolina.”
It aavar fail
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O. K 'd It foe yoaru
-Oats-If tho guaranteed, mouey-
back com-remover, tho oaly aur*
way. Mats but a trifle at aay drag store.
MTd hr K. IwwHn.. a Co. Chioago. Ill
-Sold ia Walterboro and recommend
ed aa the world'a beat r^ r*- r?kJedv
toy FIRE HILL,’ MERC. CO.
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Notice is hereby given that books
of subscription to the Capital Stock
the‘Kline Car Salem Company
be opened at the Court House,
Walterboro. S. C., on. Friday. Janu.
ary 31 1919, at 10 o’clock, A. M.
L. B. Houck,
A. J. Weeks.
B. H. Padgett.
Walterboro. S. C. Jan. 37. 1919
Corporators. , . ,
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CONSTIPATION
Ab4 Soar StoBuck CoMtii Tkti
U4 r Mid. Suferi.,. BUck
Drivfkt Relieved
MeadorsvlUe, Ky —Mrs. Pearl Pat*
rick, of this place, writes: **I
very constipated. I had sour stomach
and waa ao uncomfortable. I want to
the doctor. He gave ms aotne pllla.
They weakened me and seemed to
tear up my digestion. They would
gripe me and afterwards It seemed
1 was more consti;mted than before.
I heard of Btark-Draaght and de
cided to try it I found it Just whit I
needed. It was an easy laxative, and
not bad to swallow. My digestion odou Purify **uch thought
Private Sam/tiel B. Lyons, o7 Sal.
kehatchie, who volunteered for ser.
vice on March 21, in company with
Charley Petit, Nevlllif V. McTeer,
and John D. Cook, and whose mill,
tary career has been most interest-
ting, haHfCpCurned front service over
seas. ^ One of the souvenirs - h-*
brings with him is a German machine
gun bullet, which found lodgmen'
in his body September 28 in the bat.
tie of the Argonne Forest, or Ver
dun. While engaged in this fierc-*
battle a German sharpshooter while
he was lying in wait fof the artillery
support to come up ( hit him under
the shoulder, the bullet, ploughing
a furrow down his back at ' least
twett> inches long. Mr. Lyons was
taken back to the base hospital where
he remained for thirty.flve days, f
He has now fully recovered.
Mr. Lyons enlisted as a volunteer
at Camp Greene, March 21, and.
sailed for, France June 18, landing
at St. Nazare, France, on July 6.
He soon waa sent to the front, and
was wounded Sopt. 28. December
8 he sailed on the Leviathan for
Hoboken, N. J.,' which he reache 1
December IS. He was a member
of the 4th Division.
Of the four boys who went Jo
Camp Greene with Mr. Lyons, Mr.
Cook is still in France; Mr. Me.
Teer is at Columbia, S. C. in the hos.
pital recuperating from qj severe
wound, Mr. Petit is at home never
getting to go across.
Mr. Lyon h*s gone to Estill where
he has accepted a position with a
saw mill as filer.
.My New Year Prayer
Dear Master for this coming year
Just cne request I bring.
I do not pray for happiness
Nor any earthly thing;
1 do not ask to understand '
The way thou leadest me
Rut this I ask, teach me to do
The thing that pleaseth. Theo e
A quiet lot in life is mine
Made up of little things.
Teach me to do its unto Thee
The duties each day brings >
Dear Master 1 would be;
Tims making my daily work
The thing that pleaseth Thee
I want to please Thee through this
year
In every word I say
Dear Master, take these lips of mine
And help them day by day
v From foolish talk, angry words
evil speaking free
Tehch me that I may ever speak
The\hing that pleaseth Thee
Not oniKwhat to do and say
Would I ije daily taught
I :<sk Thee s<> to cleanse my heart
Improved. I got well of the sour *totn
sch. my bowels soon seemed normal,
so more griping, and I would take a
deee now and then, and waa In good
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shape.
I cannot aay too much for Black-
Draught for It la tha finest laxative
one can nee ”
Thedford'a Black-Draught has for
many years been found of great value
la the treatment of stomach, liver and
bowel troublea. Easy to take, gentle
and reliable in Its actloa. leaving tve
bad aftereffecta. It baa won the praise
•f tbouaaads of people who have used
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Oreve’s Tasteless drill Teak
toetrer* tb* ■aluisl tor** wkick w* traoMiusd
* the bbod by tS« Malaria HMeaft*. Prict Me
That every thought and every wish
May pure and holy be.
I want in everything to be
Tlie thing that pleaseth Th*-e
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l want to know thy guiding voice
To walk with Thee each day.
Dear Master make me swift to hear
And ready to obey. \
And thus the year I now begin
A happy year will be
If I am seeking just to do
The thing that pleaseth Thee
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No Worms ia a Healthy Child
All cbUdres troubird with wermt have as un-
beahbr color, which iodkatoo poor blood, sad •» a
rale. I bore U wore or lew Momorb diatwrboace
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC ghros reaslsrir
hr two or three week* wifl enrich the Mood, la
prove tho diarorioa. sod act sos GeoorslScroodtb-
oated Took to Um whole oyatoa. Notore will tboa
throw og or dtepel the wonso. sad tho Child will bo
to perfect beekk- fteomst to lake toe per bottle.
Wednesday, February 12, 19ig
February Shoe Sale
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Sobel & Bogoslow
MEN’S WORK AND PLOW* SHOES
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50 pair boy scouts, $2.50 values, for $1.25
1000 pair solid leather scouts, black and tan, $3.75
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value, for $1.98. . -
800 pair heavy work shoes, $3.98 value for-*-* $2.25
9b pair Army shoes, Munson best, $5.00 value-• $3.60
300 pair Dress shoes, English and plain toe $6.50
value, $3.98. / v
24 pair vki kid, $7.50 value, for -» $4.50
150 # pair Hunting Boots, $12, $14, $16 sale price $3.98,
$6.49, $7.98. * . !♦ *1 ■
500 pair ladies and children shoes at half of then
regular price.
Overcoats at Halt Price
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Come to
Sobel & Bogoslow
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Store at W’alterboro and get real values.
[Mme. Homer
The World’s Famous Contralto
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Says—“The tone and action of the
Suit me exactly.’
--Many other of the world’s leading musi
cians have used and endorsed the Weaver
Piano. ’
--It is essentially the Piano for the discrim
inating buyer for the refined, musically
cultured American Home.
•-The last w r ord in 20th century Piano
making.
Sold in COLLETON COUNTY only by
Thos. Black
BAMBERG, S. C.
HEARTBURN
or heaviness after meals are
Boost annoying manifastatioQS
of acid-dyspepsia.
Ki-noiDS
pleasant to take, neutralize
acidity and help restore
nonnal digestion.
MADB BT SOOTT & BQWWg
MAKERS or scorra EMULSKM
A Word to the Wise
BUY YOUR WOOD NOW r
AT YOUR SERVICE
MARVIN’S WOOD YARD
’Phone 15Y. tf
Pile* Cured la 6 to 14 Days
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Hastings’ 1919
Seed Catalog Free
— i ready now. One lmndre<l hand-
ecnif .y lilustratcd with brilliai.t
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buy from us by hiaII. Wo p!oaa- a - •
?-tiify the-ui. tr.d v.-a cur. ploasvi ar..
fiutifffy you in 1M9.
Flantfr.g Il-astinssf Seeli ?'i y "~
ganlen or fr. jour fields Insures !
ItitV co far-aj resuiu can be »! .-G
mfr.cd hy tho seed- planted. For -1
years Hastings Seeds have been tho
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ity In the South. Oclj* varieties
adapted to the South are listed. Qual
ity of th* best and prl«-ei» often K»*
than those you pay at horae.y Write
for free copy of this Bpicrdld cata
loguo now. H. G. HASTINGS CO-
Seedsmen, Atlanta, Ca.—A- vt.
Juat received fresh shipment
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